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On April 19, 1963,
Juniors and Seniors of
V/est Montgoinery spent an
enchanted evening at the'
annual Junior-Senior Prom,
Upon entering the pym,
one walked through an
archway of roses before
encountering; the receiving
line, which included Mr,
and Mrs, T.L. White; Pres,
of the Senior Class,
Johnny Harris, escorting
Marion Dorsett; Pres, of
the Junior Class , Sdfar
Haywood, escorting Carolyn
Wallace; Pres. of :he
Student Council, Fincher
Jarrell, escorting Marsha
AriTTStrong, Ellen HigLsmith
introduced the receiving
line.
The main floor was
beautifully decorated in a
springtime theme with
colorful displays of
flowers and butterflies
throughout. Arranged
attractively in the center
of the gym was a huge
pcrtrayal of a fountain.
Butterflies suspended on
thin wires represented the
streams of water. The
color was a striking array
pf blue, turquoise, pink,
and yellow. The base of
the fountain was draped in
ivy.
Table arrangements
consisted of pink candles,
pink carnations, and pink
nylon butterflies.
The combo, which was
from Asheboro, was seated
on the stage against a
backvTTound of butterfly
and flower arrangements,
These were mounted on a
huge framework of white
wood.
To the right of the
center, the attractive re
freshment table was situa
ted. A huge candle amidst
pink carnations served as
the center piece.
The entire atmosphere
was one of relaxed beauty
and dignity.
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Thursday, April 25
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Liz Dickens informed
the parents of the various
activities which have tak
en place at West Montgom
ery during the school year
1962-1963.
Mr, Doolittle spoke
briefly concerning the
acconplishments made by
the band this year and
told of his plan to organ
ize a senior high and jun
ior high band in the near
future. He urged the par
ents and teachers to en
courage students to t^ike
part in band.
Open house followed th'^
meeting and parents visit
ed the classrooms.
Officers elected for
the school year 1963-1964
are as follows: president-
Bob Levin, first vice-
president- Everette Hoover
second vice - president-
Harold Long, treasurer -
Mrs, Georgia Pridgen, sec
retary- ^^rs. D. A, BrutcTi
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