Edison High School Prom

Transcription

2012 - 2013
1 I EDISON HIGH SCHOOL PROM 2013
Evening in Twilight
2012 - 2013
EDISON HIGH SCHOOL PROM 2013 I 2
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on-stop action meant that confetti and corsages flew
across the dance floor and everybody got into the
excitement of an Evening in Twilight. Unique to this
prom was a battle of the bands, which allowed seniors and
their dates to dance to a variety of rhythms and beats.
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All the homies got their pictures done by
Smiley’s Shutterbugs. The line for photos
was nearly as long as the line to the food.
Students didn’t want to miss getting that
perfect party shot while they were in great
clothes and looked goooood!
Hayley Berry, Judy Bleau, Dalton Trumbo,
Dick Tracy, Lillian Hellman and Ryland Brant
prom committee
Karen Gillis and Duy Tran were cochairmen of the prom committee. They were
responsible for planning the prom from the
ground up, including theme ideas, colors,
running elections, listening to bands, and
testing out caterers.
Alisha Keyes, Demi Lovato and Lucy Liu
“We had a big job and felt swamped most of
this year,” Duy said. He and
Karen were junior class president and vicepresident respectively. The junior class sponsors the prom annually for
seniors with the considerable help of committee members, faculty and PTA groups.
Karen said, “We did get to have some fun
listening to local bands. We couldn’t make up
our minds, so we hired three of them to play.”
Kim Khardasian, Little Kim, Cameron Diaz
and Drew Barryless
QUEEN & KING
Christina Ricci and Kyle
Hudson were elected this
year’s prom king and queen.
Christina is president of the
National Honor Society as
well as serving as secretary
on the Student Council.
Kyle is a member of the
Student Council, president
of Key Club, and was named
all-state quarterback this
year. Both are slated for
UCLA, he in engineering
and she in pre-med. They
have been going steady
since sophomore year.
Christina Ricci & Kyle Hudson
Senior
Royalty
Junior Royalty
PRINCE & PRINCESS
Junior Prince and Princess
were Laquita Harris and
Jared Jones. Laquita
is a cheerleader who is
active in the broadcasting
sequence at Edison High
School. She is also an
honor society member
and will serve as delegate
to Youth and
Government next year.
Jared Jones is a wellknown athlete who is also
a member of the National
Honor Society and Key
Club. He is president of
the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes.
PROM COURT
Laquita Harris & Jared Jones
Prom Court members
are underclassmen.
Representing the
sophomore class are
Griffin Dunne and Hillary
Duff. Freshmen class
representatives are Peabo
Bryson and Carrie Fisher.
Prom Court
Griffin Dunne &
Hillary Duff
Peabo Bryson
& Carrie Fisher.
Rashonda Clements and her parents
Robbie Franks, Drury Lane and her dad
MEET THE
PARENTS
Although most dating
couples knew each other’s
parents, there were the
new daters who were
just getting to know each
other. Meeting parents
was a stressful, but
necessary step for guys to
do in order to go to prom
with their dream girls. “I
was so nervous meeting
Drury’s parents that I
wasn’t paying attention
and I knocked their
mailbox off its stand when
I drove up, Drury’s dad
was way cool and told me
that he would fix it, but
that I’d have to be careful
driving with her in the
car,” said Robbie Franks.
Reata Jones, Donte’s
mother, pulled a good
trick on her son. “I never
told Donte that I had
called Rashonda’s parents
so we could meet each
other. We acted really
serious when the kids
came to be introduced
and made them nervous.
Then we told them what
we’d done,” she said.
Mugging for the camera are Mr. Damon Daily, father of Sally Daily, and Sally’s boyfriend, Norman Bates.
(Right) Julissa Montoya’s older sister, Odelon, said that she meets every guy Julissa dates.
Julissa hugs Odelon
goodbye, while Taz
Santiago gets the
door for her.
Say goodbye,
Norman. Sally is
ready to rock and
roll at the prom.
!
S
R
E
CHE TIMES!
TO GOOD
Hollywood Legend - Darla Darville
Most Glamorous - Cameron Diaz
Most Unique - Monique Key
Snow Queen - Jessica Biel
Most Rocked Out - Kate Moss
Bling! Bling!
Do Your Thing!
From the time they walked in, the
girls were under review. Nominations for gown honors came
in fast and furiously. Winners
received year-long movie passes
and restaurant freebies. All colors, all styles were in the running.
The PTA furnished ballots when
students registered at the door
and were told to observe every
dress and report their favorites.
Black Beauty - Jessica Alba
Most Fun - zany Annie Lennox
Most Princesslike - Julie Andrews
Dream Machines
Yes! A Woody!
Double Decker!
Nothing says success like a fancy tricked-out ride
to the prom. Some kids rented a hot-air balloon to
sail away into the sunset, while others preferred the
lazy, romantic clip clop of a horse’s hooves pulling
a cabriolet. Limousines came in all sizes and styles.
The wild woody stretch Explorer and giant white
Hummer caused a lot of shock and awe, but even
they couldn’t match the élan of the big blue Jag
easy rider.
SENIOR
STARS
Prom is always the great send off for
seniors everywhere. It’s their party,
thanks to the junior class, faculty and
PTAs. For the past four years, current
seniors have looked forward to two
things…walking across a stage and
accepting a certificate of graduation
and the big bash that celebrates their
achievements. These seniors are either
best friends or romantically attached.
Trina Bell and Justin Thyme
Win Le and Phuong Duc
Callie Fulton and Jess James
June Haver and Fred Macmurry
Patrick Eddins and April May
Worley Bird and Lido Caine
Randi Riley and Porter Allan
Joan Davis and Mark Cross
Bette Davis and Cameron Mitchell
Sara Vaughn and Brad Pitt
Brenda Starr and David Doss
Lily Connor and Steve Delaney
Priscilla Barry and Fred Barnes
Wendy Fuller and Sam Houston
Rhonda Frank and Erick Kantor
Donna Mills and Tom Ehret
Shanell Price and Capsin Jones
Erin Wilson and Brett Harte
Trina Bell and Justin Thyme
Win Le and Phuong Duc
June Haver and Fred Macmurry
Patrick Eddins and April May
Callie Fulton and Jess James
Worley Bird and Lido Caine
Randi Riley and Porter Allan
Joan Davis and Mark Cross
Bette Davis and Cameron Mitchell
Sara Vaughn and Brad Pitt
Brenda Starr and David Doss
Lily Connor and Steve Delaney
Priscilla Barry and Fred Barnes
Wendy Fuller and Sam Houston
Rhonda Frank and Erick Kantor
Donna Mills and Tom Ehret
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- Sheila
Chris, I think you’re telling me the truth
because Monica saw you the whole night
and said Sara wasn’t even at the party.
Yes, I’ll go. You’re going to have to get
back at Ryan. I love you, Baby. - Dixie
Ryan,
Tracy, Here’s the flowers you
ordered. I couldn’t remember
what color you told me, so I
go
the color wheel variety pack.
It
wasn’t as expensive as the
single
color bunch. - Paul Ackers
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have been
and I wou
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be my
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xoxo Cate
lyn
Dixie, Please get over being
mad at me. I DID NOT kiss
Sara at the Hendersons’ party
last week! I swear on these
flowers it didn’t happen.
I love you. Chris
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Flower Grams
Local florists got a double whammy when
prom came around. But it meant good tidings
for their sales. Nearly every senior sent a
flower to his or her choice as a prom date,
asking that guy or gal to go. It was a fun and
pretty way of avoiding face- to-face contact
and possible embarrassment if the answer were
“no.” Happily, most students reported that
they got the date they asked for.
Jose,
Mrs. Orton,
Thanks for everything you’ve
done for us. Thanks for being
our sponsor in Student Council.
We won’t forget you.
Love, Senior Student Council
I won’t ask twice so if you’re
interested in going with me,
e me
on’t mak
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you better tell me soon.
- Marisol Domingo
Carrie,
Please let m
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u to
prom wher
e we will h
ave a
wonderful
time. Just
say “yes.”
Jason Swa
rtzman
My baby girl...
I feel pretty, oh so pretty!
Take me out to a prom!
Gracie Slick
spends time getting
beautified
Pretty in pink is
Joanna Price
Emma Reese
wants her hair to be
perfect
So many shoes and
so little time, says
Sandy Prine
N
obody knows how hard
it is to decide on just
the right dress, shoes,
and incidentals. Lexie
Bell, junior, has tried
on 23 dresses and still hasn’t decided. Girls look for color, symmetry and flexibility. They want
dresses that won’t constrict their
movements. Dancing is hard work
and a dress has to be able to stand
up to it. Guys want a tuxedo that
makes them stand out when they
walk their dates into the dance.
That first impression is important.
Should a guy have a flat color or a
high collar.? Should he have a cummerbund the color of his date’s
dress or not? How about a white
jacket over tux pants as a change
instead of basic black.? Are white
tie and tails in this season? The
questions go on and on, while the
expenses mount up. But that’s okay
since the seniors have been working for years to prepare for this one
night of passage into adulthood.
Shop 'Til
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Pretty in pink is
Hayley Mills. She
is just one of 209
senior girls who
attended this
year’s prom at
the Menlo Park
Country Club.
PROM
2013
Tatiana Wilson and Dr
e Martin
proudly posed in fro
nt of their
posse before going
to prom.
Evening in Twilight was the prom theme
which gave a nod to the Twilight film
series by using posters of sites in Rome.
C
oordinating the color scheme of formalwear was
a major endeavor. Could the guys get the propercolored cummerbund? Could the dress be a little
tighter? Would the store dye the shoes to match? We
didn’t forget our rides, the all-important chariots of fun.
A stretch Hummer or horse and carriage?
The prom committee was frantically decorating, setting up
photography alcoves, stringing lights, adjusting curtains
and building sets, as well as constructing stages for the
three bands to use just two hours before prom began.
“We wanted the seniors to have a memorable prom, so we
tried to do our best. The problem was that we were too
tired to enjoy it ourselves,” said Courtney Wallace, cochairman of the committee.
Duncan Mcleod, Sheila Sweeney
and Bella Argent model their formalwear in an ad for Whatchamacallit Clothes Company.
the
Matthew Broderick had
la
ge
right plan to get An
Perkins to be his date for
d
prom. “Flowers, food an
a good movie!” he said.
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HIGH
SCHOOL
PROM
2013
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PROM
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Post-Prom
BEACH
BONFIRES
PARTIES!
If you’re lucky enough to live
near the ocean or lake, then
prom after party locations
were easy to find. After
spending several hours in
tuxes with starched collars
and ties, and tight dresses,
seniors enjoyed kicking off
those formal togs and getting down and grungy. No
shoes, no problem. It’s bonfires and barbecue for a two
a.m. boost and midnight
swimming to refresh. Boom
boxes blared great music
while we roasted marshmallows and s’mores. The PTA
parents did yeoman service
providing plenty of food
fuel and energy drinks as we
partied the night away. Toward dawn, we dropped like
rocks onto the sweet, soft
beach sand for a good nap.
“The beach
was the
ultimate
post-prom
party
location!”
“Sand, surf, friends,
music...what could
be better!?
- Selena Jenkins
- Caleb Sanderson
“A fantasic way to
end my senior year.
Amazing memories
were created tonight!”
- Deena Wilkes
“I don’t
know
which was
better...
the prom
or the
post-prom
party!”
- Jackson Underwood
The morning sun woke
us up from an exhausted
night partying after prom.
It was the best prom in
ages, according to most of
the seniors who attended.
jacket
r his
at Deion gave he
Shayla is glad th
A pink rose and red rose balance the photo of Lars
Andersen and Piper Perabo.
out and
cy - All zonked
Ryder and Nan
p.
no place to slee
Shannon Field and Rory Calhoun pose for
an ad for promwear.
The girls love ge
tting photograph
ed.
Everybody get set. Smile and wave!
Lelani
check
s in w
ith her
mom
ppy pose.
Tim and Mary strike a ha
Gail couldn’t resist a little smo
och
Truve, LaToya, Biliy, Julie and Diana
get a photo op.
for John
Anne show
s off
her new p
rom
dress
nds and
d on their girlfrie
te
ai
w
tt
Ba
d
an
Davy
face time.
enjoyed a bit of
ord traveled fast when local bands heard that open auditions for
spring prom were going to be held at the high school auditorium in
January. Bands from four different counties came to show out for
music committee members.
Marsha Sparks, junior class vice president, said,” We advertised before Christmas over
the radio and by January 15, we had 31 bands lined up. We knew we would hear some
good music, but we needed a band that could play for dancing as well as listening.”
The result of this time-consuming enterprise was that three bands really stood out.
“We couldn’t decide on which of the three until our principal said take them all and he
would pay them through the general fund, “ said Terry Allison, junior class president.
Razor Sharp practicing their set in the Edison High school
hallway before their audition
Non-stop action meant that confetti and corsages flew
across the dance floor and everybody got into the
excitement of an Evening in Twilight. Unique to this
the
prom was a battle of the bands, which allowed seniors
and their dates to dance to a variety of rhythms and
beats.
“We jammed
best we could,
but we didn’t
measure up,”
Danny Devine,
Scalplock
(L-R) Celtic Fire warmed
up the auditions
Joey John Prince was a
busy soloist
The Ice Bergs didn’t
snow the judges
The Jazzmen were a little
too sophisticated for a prom
Torchwood heated up with
some western music
BATTLE OF THE PROM BANDS
TORCHWOOD
RAZOR SHARP
CELTIC FIRE
ASK THE SENIORS...
What ’ s so important about attending your prom?
“I think that prom
is great because it
means you’re a senior
and this is my party.”
- Jeremy Irons
“My band gets to
play a set during
prom. That’s great
for us.”
- Derrick Domino
“It’s important to me
because I’m in the prom
court this year.”
- Trisha Eddings
“This is our last time to
be together in a fun way
before graduation. We’ll
remember this forever
because it’s so special.”
- Wendy Chang
“I love to dress up
and have a great time
dancing.”
-Gayla Duncan
“We don’t have this in
Japan and I think it’s
cool.”
- Hiro Kamata
My Prom
MY STORY
Brandon
Cailyn
randon
B
&
a
e
m
m
e
urpl
J
P
for
Passion
Purple’s mystical
qualities bind beauty
and love forever.
Jemma and Brandon both love purple and
chose it as their prom colors. “Since the theme
was Evening in Twilight, we thought it would
be great to show up as Bella and Edward,”
she said. They even brought cupcakes that
echoed their fashion sense and shared with
the other seniors at the prom. Brandon said,
“I had a great time because nobody else was
a well-coordinated as we were. Our parents
rented us a Porsche like Alice’s.”
Shiloh Bakery donated the purple/chocolate
cupcakes for the prom.
Cupid’s arrow went Gothic.
Brandon Paul and Jemma Duffy
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A Twilig
of
Full
onds
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Dia
ost of the hard work for the prom this year was
done by the Junior Class, which presented one of
the most spectacular events in the history of Edison.
Class president, Julia Chappell, said, “We were able
to earn a lot of money over the past two years with our projects.
Several business owners’ kids are in the senior class and they
really donated so that we could have a fireworks show.” Two
local caterers and a bakery provided all the food for the seniors
as well. The Shadow Creek Country Club opened its doors for
the one-night event.
Twilight and midnight
stars exploded into a
fountain of shining
beauty that we’ll
remember for a lifetime.
“For it was not into my ear that you
whispered, but into my heart.
It was not my lips you kissed,
but my soul.”
(Judy Garland)
Say It With Flowers
and There Will
Be Joy
White orchids tell the story of a boy and a girl who were secret
romantics and secretly admiring of each other. Both were too shy
to say so until she found two beautiful tiny white orchids hidden
safely in her book bag one day in English.
F
lowers speak volumes
when it comes to the
human heart. Cailyn
O’Conner and Luke Winters
were secretly hoping to
make contact with each other, but
because they were too shy, nothing
happened until their junior year in
Mr. Foley’s English class. “We had
just studied Walt Whitman’s When
Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed
and I thought those flowers
sounded pretty. I went to the florist
and bought what I thought were
lilacs, but turned out to be white
orchids. But, Cailyn loved them
anyway,” Luke said.
any a love note passed back and
forth between Cailyn and Luke
over the next two years. “I kept
all of the ones he wrote me,” she
said. Her favorite notes are the ones Luke
scribbled on lunch sacks and scraps of paper
he found. “I don’t know why he never used
notebook paper since that would have been
easier.” Luke explained, “I think notebook
paper is boring. I always looked for some
crazy ways to say ‘I love you’ to her.” The
prom request is her favorite note.
Limousines added to the magical
Evening in Twilight prom this year.
There were many different kinds of rides,
from Brandon and Jemma’s Porsche
to a horse-drawn cabriolet.
And her answer was
simply “yes.”
And then the love story became a reality within
the magical framework of a mystical movie theme
and dinner dance. Lights! Camera! Action!

Edison High School Prom

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