After Ball Was Over - At 7 a.m. this morning the Prom Jubilee was one week old, but no one was going to let it rest. It lingered as a memory with Middletown High School graduates. But it danced with new strength in the minds of excited juniors and sophomores. And if the Middies will have their way, the Prom Jubilee is here to stay. Lou Christy, junior who served on the planning committee, reports that everyone he has talked to wants to do the same thing next year. "It doesn't have to be made better," Lou said. "In fact, we can probably have as good a time with less money." Lou pointed out that now the affair has proven itself, expensive entertainment may no longer be needed to attract students...
After Ball Was Over - At 7 a.m. this morning the Prom Jubilee was one week old, but no one was going to let it rest. It lingered as a memory with Middletown High School graduates. But it danced with new strength in the minds of excited juniors and sophomores. And if the Middies will have their way, the Prom Jubilee is here to stay. Lou Christy, junior who served on the planning committee, reports that everyone he has talked to wants to do the same thing next year. "It doesn't have to be made better," Lou said. "In fact, we can probably have as good a time with less money." Lou pointed out that now the affair has proven itself, expensive entertainment may no longer be needed to attract students...
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