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CITY OF LIGHTS

after prom success

After prom was a safe and fun men and sophomore hallways were filled
place for students to go after the dance. with putting greens for anyone who wanted
Jtfter prom Students had to arrive by 2 a.m., and it to play a little miniature golf.
was a liuge lasted until 5:30 a.m . "My date and I had an awesome
" I got to after prom at 2 a.m. and time playing golf, but she kept on trying to
success .It planned on leaving drag me back into
at 3:30 a.m., but I the casino," junior
was a p[ace was having so Reanen Michael
for stuaents much fun I decided said.
One of the high-
to stay the whole
to liave fun time," said senior lights of the night
Melissa Beverly. was a skit put on by
ana liangout Students some of the teach-
were greeted at the ers. They were do-
witliout front entrance by ing dances from the
getting into smiling parents movie Grease.
ready to check The hypnotist in
trou6[e. them in . After the auditorium was
checking in, stu- another activity.
dents had many Students were hyp-
activities to choose. notized to act like
By Andra Snyder
There was angry drivers, to
a casino in the 11- sing the Oscar
12 cafeteria. It had Meyer weiner song ,
everything from or being a contes-
blackjack to poker tants on Jeopardy.
Students enjoyed the and five card draw. At the end of the night, students
minature putting greens "My date and I spent most of our gathered in the gym for a drawing. The
th at were in the freshmen time in the casino. After awhile we started students used the tickets they bought with
and sophomore hall way. getting addicted to blackjack and poker," their money from the casino to enter draw-
The hall way was also
fi lled with balloons and junior Brett Shields said. ings . Some prizes given were TV's,
colorful decorat ions. The pool spectator area was filled VCR's, bikes, tanning packages and car
with students playing bingo. The fresh- washes.

The gym was decorated
with ball oons and jack-in-
the boxes. It was li ke a
carnival with games and
prizes.

Juniors Trisha Gilman and
Lisa Moore take a break
from the games and fun and
pose for a picture behind the
Eskimo cutouts.