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Time Journey

Many students enjoyed playing the carnival games
along the midway. Here Senior Amy Gill plays
some pool. (Rick Billings Photography)
The pool was open all evening for swimming. Invites Many
There were also boat races, water volleyball, or
various water toys for everyone to enjoy. Here A Journey Through Time. According
Amy Staiert take a row in the boat with her date. to After Prom co-chairman Maureen
(Rick Billings Photography) Mahoney, "We were just kicking around ideas
Taking a walk down the Presidential Hall is and thought it would be fun to decorate the
Junior Chri stina Sardoni, Senior Elaine Giles, different areas". This year's after prom party
Junior Megan Thomas, and Junior Liz Giles. had the highest number of attendance. It
(Rick Billings Photography) was predicted that around 800 students
would attend the party, but in reality there
was an overwhelming 907 .
As those 907 students entered the
building, they began their journey through
the prehistoric zone, the time of the dino-
saurs and the life size King Kong. Of course
there was a no cruising sign in this zone so this
was mainly a pass-through area.
Next they entered the Old West with
the saloon as one of the two eating areas.
the Egyptian era led you into the gym where
you could play things like volleyball or bad-
minton. The midway was set up with carni-
val-like games such as tic-toe-toe, darts, kat
rack, and a bean bag toss to knock over milk
bottles. The main theme of this area was the
Olympics. If you kept heading straight you
would be in the fifties and sixties . The second
of the two eating areas which was also set up
for dancing and DJ 'S Jeff LaGrone and
Jason Froscheiser, were there to take any
requests. "The cafeteria was sent back in
time to look like a hangout parents would
have gone to ,and that was really neat", said
i ~=~;;~;~~~;ii~~~ -Senior Jennifer Dewey. The social studies
hallway led you into the world of the roaring
twenties. This area was set up wjth the casino
where you could play anything from black-
jack to craps. " I loved the After Prom party
because I could do things my church does
not allow, such as gambling", said Junior
Kyle Marler.
The Presidential Hallway took you to
the pool as well as giving you a history lesson.
Pictures of all presidents beginnging with
George Washington were posted on the
wall along with other scenes such as Betsy
Ross sewing the American Flag.
The pool was the final spot where
you could spend hours of enjoyment. This
was the Viking Era with boat races and water
guns. There were also four charachter artists
set up in the observing area just waitng to
draw your picture.
With all the efforts and talents of over
400 parents, it was an opportunity to expe-
rience A Journey Through Time.
-Kelli Mahoney

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After Prom