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History Of Prom Night

The prom night is a short term for theof the prom night is that the girls and boys
'promenade' used to define a formal dancedress  themselves in a particular dress code.
ceremony in US and Canada. It is an event
that is held at the end of the academic year.The girls dress themselves in the long
There are many types of prom night. It variesdresses so called gowns, and ornamented with
from country to country as well. In UK it isthe buttonhole that is presented to them by
considered as the season of the classicaltheir dates. The boys usually were the dinner
concerts or 'proms' whereas in North Americajackets and black tie and red bow. The boys
it is thought as the Leaver's ball,wear the present that is given to them by
Valedictory Ball, Leaver's Dinner or thetheir girls. The main glamorous part that
Leaver's Do. It is held in the school amongremains  is  the  Prom  King  and  the Queen.
seniors  and  juniors.
It is decided by the prom court and the
The both events are held separately that isvoters whom to make the prom King and the
Prom for seniors and prom for juniors areProm Queen of that night. It depends on their
separate. It was first derived in nineteenthroles they play in activities, sports, and
century from the word promenade ball, andclass clubs that make their peers notice and
then the tradition changed, it was thengive them votes for this night.
termed as the graduation ball. The tradition



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