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DONALSONVILLE (GA.) NEWS
SCHS Juniors entertain the seniors
at a "Cinderella’ banquet and dance
(by Betsy Bivings)
The Jun.ors at Seminole
County High School honored
the Seniors with a formal ban
quet and dance, last Friday
night.
x..e theme was “The Cind
eie.'.a Bail.” In the elementary
caiecorium, the tables were
laid with gold gilt stars on
wh.te crepe and lacedon of
go.d. To carry out the color
scheme, three tiers of folding
mesh art tissues in rich royal
were used. On this was
mounted a glistening gold foil
shipper cut out trimmed with a
huge buckle of silver glitter
resembling rhinestones. Mini
ature slippers, matching the
larger centerpieces, were used
for nut cups. Favors were
pennants and miniature
crowns which were placed a
long the tables.
The menu consisted of
crown jewels (shrimp cock
tal). breast of Guinea (turk
ey), touch of magic (peach
salad), knight in armor (bak
ed potato), spears and lances
(celery and carrots), the
queen’s bread and honey (rolls
and butter), polished jade
(olives), crowning glory (ice
cream and cake), and royal
Bprgandy (tea).
Those serving were Nina
Blackburn, Nina Jo Chestnut,
Rose Dutton, Gayle Harrell,
Ann Hill, Becky Lewis, Phyllis
Mercer, Lillian Miller, Janice
Owens, Fran Santi, Suzanne
Shingler, Linda Stout, Peggy
Thomas and Carol Faye Will
iams? w ” 1 * 1 '
The delicious meal was pre
pared by the elementary
lunchroom staff-
Master of ceremonies was
Cosby Thomas, the royal crier
who introduced the tollowing
participants:
J. B. Jenkins, principal,
gave the invocation.
The junior class welcome,
“Curtsies and bow’s,” was giv
en by Queen Junioretta, Bue
Reynolds. Gerald Miller gave
the senior response, “Our
Allegiance Forever.” The
Keeper of the Keys, Buddy
Herrington, gave “Unlocking
the Counting Room,” followed
by “Royal edicts and decrees,”
given by John Ray Stout, the
court jester.
For the serious part of the
program, Mrs. Ann Smith, the
hairy Godmother, inspiringly
gave “The Twelfth Hour.”
The school trio, Carolyn
Reagan, Jenny Johnson and
Susan Shingler sang Love Is
a Many Splendored Thing, ac
companied by Danny King.
Ending the program was
the school’s alma mater.
The Dance
After the banquet, the
dance began. The room was
beautifully decorated in the
colors of royal purple, gold
and royal red.
A hundred huge red crepe
paper balls with gold glitter
on them hung from the ceil
ing. In the center was a large
crown- A matching crown was
hung in the center of the
stage over two beautifully
decorated large chairs, sym
bolizing the throne. The back
ground of the stage was done
in royal purple crepe paper.
To start the dance, the of
fice'?' cf the junioraAd senior
classes and their escorts and
dates were presented in an
impressive grand march. As
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964
they walked from the stage,
down steps and on to tne
floor, they were presented by
Cosby Thomas. On the floor,
red satin had been rolled out
by the royal guard, Cleve
Bridges, Joe Hastey, Mike
Spooner and Mac Trulock.
Tne drummer for the present
ation was Joe Glawson and
the trumpeter was Ray Floyd.
The music was furnished by
the Pastels from Albany. Pro
fessional photographers took
pictures during the banquet
and dance.
Officers of the senior class
are Gerald Miller, president;
Sharon Jernigan, vice presi
dent; Mary Ann Baker, sec
retary-treasurer, and Sharia
Lee, reporter.
Officers of the junior class
are Sue Reynolds, president;
Donald Butler, vice president,
Brenda. Dozier, secretary
treasurer, and Betsy Bivings,
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TO APPEAR IN RECITAL
IN ATHENS
Miss Mary Ann Williams,
music major s'tuuent at the
University of Georgia, will be
singing in the college recitai
this week- She will sing Art
Thou Troubled by George
Frederic Handel and Into the
Night by Clara Edwards.
Last week, Mary Ann was
accompanist for Miss Gail
Clark of Athens who was a
contestant in the talent por
reporter.
The junior class gives deep
appreciation to the following
people who made the banquet
and dance a success :
The grade mothers: Mrs.
Paul Stout, Mrs. Kenneth
Reynolds, Mrs. H- B. Baxley,
Mrs. Roy Moulton, Mrs. Mack
Fain, Jr., Mrs. Clarence Her
rington.
Banquet sponsors.* Mrs.
Mary Kirkland, Mrs. Addie
Brigham, Mrs. Wilma Jones,
Denvard Sneil, Mrs. Alice So
well and Robert Strickland.
Junior class sponsors: Mrs.
Mary Kirkland, Mrs. Wilma
Jones and Mrs- Sowell.
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in June to compete in the Miss
Georgia contest.
Miss Williams is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Williams. .