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This document provides information about George Mason High School's 2011 prom, including: - The prom will take place on a riverboat cruise in Alexandria on May 21st from 8:30pm to midnight - Activities on the boat will include casino games and an open bar with desserts - Ticket sales will be held during Mustang Block from May 12th-18th for $40 - Guests must fill out an application and be approved before tickets can be purchased - Students must have served any demerits before buying tickets on May 12th - Voting for prom court will take place at the end of this class
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