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The Junior/Senior 2019 Prom is THIS Saturday, May 18th!
Time is running out to purchase tickets, please purchase yours before midnight on Thursday, May 16th at: www.myschoolbucks.com.
On Friday, only cash/check (payable to Langley High School, Memo=Prom 2019) will be accepted in the LHS Cafeteria during lunches (11:20AM - 1:20PM).
Tickets will be distributed every day this week during all lunches. Please remind your students to pickup their tickets and bring to Prom.
If your student is bringing a non-LHS guest, a completed guest form must be provided to Mr. Vande Sande (Room 2507) by 1:20PM on Friday, May 17th.
The guest form can be found at https://www.ptsalangley.org/class-of-2020.
Please reach out to Christina Treacy, christina_treacy@hotmail.com or Lisa Nevins ln125@yahoo.com with any questions.
Prom Details
Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019
Time: 8:00pm - 11:00pm
Cost: $80
Theme: "A Night in Black and White...Old Hollywood at the Mellon”
Location: The Mellon Auditorium, 1301 Constitution Ave NW, Washington DC
Andrew Mellon Auditorium:
The historic Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium stands tall as one of the three buildings in the Federal Triangle. It was designed by architect Arthur Brown, Jr. and erected in the early 1930s. The auditorium’s seven stories of white-washed limestone, legendary columns, and red terra-cotta roof tiles make it the highlight of the Triangle. Limestone-finished walls and piers define the interior space and the lobby’s marble floor is laid in rectilinear patterns of gold, pink, and dark red marble. At the heart of the building is the spectacular auditorium standing more than 60 feet in height and embellished with limestone pilasters, gilded relief carvings, and polished oak. Colossal luminaries, made of brass and burnished aluminum, are suspended from the ceiling. Encompassing almost six acres and stretching across 1,000 feet of prime Constitution Avenue space, this building certainly makes a statement.
We are so excited to hold our Langley prom in this extraordinary building!
For more information on the history, please visit: https://mellonauditorium.com/history/.
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