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History Of Prom Night

The prom night is a short term for theprom night is that the girls and boys
'promenade' used to define a formaldress themselves in a particular dress
dance ceremony in US and Canada. It iscode.
an event that is held at the end of theThe girls dress themselves in the long
academic year. There are many types ofdresses so called gowns, and ornamented
prom night. It varies from country towith the buttonhole that is presented to
country as well. In UK it is consideredthem by their dates. The boys usually
as the season of the classical concertswere the dinner jackets and black tie
or 'proms' whereas in North America itand red bow. The boys wear the present
is thought as the Leaver's ball,that is given to them by their girls.
Valedictory Ball, Leaver's Dinner or theThe main glamorous part that remains is
Leaver's Do. It is held in the schoolthe Prom King and the Queen.
among seniors and juniors.It is decided by the prom court and the
The both events are held separately thatvoters whom to make the prom King and
is Prom for seniors and prom for juniorsthe Prom Queen of that night. It depends
are separate. It was first derived inon their roles they play in activities,
nineteenth century from the wordsports, and class clubs that make their
promenade ball, and then the traditionpeers notice and give them votes for
changed, it was then termed as thethis night.
graduation ball. The tradition of the



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