Dress Code:  1920's until 1980's appeal to it!

 

Masks:  You can acquire at the door; if you do not have one for  $2.00

"#This is not a Halloween Party"

(Family & Friends are all welcome to attend!)

Celebrating the Bicentennial (100th Years) Anniversary of "The Historial Building" located in the Savannah's Historic District we attended and still address as --The Richard Arnold High School on Bull Street!

Rescheduled

Happy Hour/Cash Bar:  6:00 pm.

Dinner is Served:  7:00 pm. 

Acknowledging - The Richard Arnold High School Alumni Hometown Shinning Star's: 8:00 PM. - 8:15 PM.

Party Time: 8:17 pm. until 12:00 am.

Fun Time:  Give-a-way Grand Prizes!

DJ:  King Turk (Sir Charles Entertainment)


There are THOUSANDS of wardrobe selections from the 1920s until the 1980s that you can create your look of choose such as: trending looks from the 60s, 70s & 80s -- mimic singer/group, movie star, TV Character -- a professional working occupation --  an imaginary super hero -- cheer leader,  member of the pep squad, an athlete, a class beauty queen, etc., ----- you get where I'm going with this!

 *Note:  More information will be provided at a later time as we gather the details; thereby please keep this event in your memory!

Event sponsored by:  Richard Arnold High School Alumni Struttin' Eagles Social Club   



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Name: Erina Tandy

E-mail: emmccoy@scad.edu

Telephone: 912-525-5557

Date:  02/14/2020

Time:  4:00 pm.

Location:  Arnold Hall -- (AKA)  Richard Arnold High School)

Comments: Savannah Women of Vision Friday, February 14 4 p.m. (doors open at 3:30) Arnold Hall, theater 1810 Bull Street, Savannah, GA Join SCAD for a ceremony celebrating Savannah Women of Vision, elite trailblazers whose remarkable ideas, insightful leadership, and distinguished service have profoundly sculpted the city of Savannah. 2020 honorees • Clermont Huger Lee • Suzanne Shank During the ceremony, the honorees will be magnified through prose, music, and art. As a permanent tribute, relief portraits of the women, carved by SCAD alumnus Michael Porten (M.F.A., painting, 2012; B.F.A., illustration, 2004), will adorn the walls of Arnold Hall, home of the SCAD School of Liberal Arts. Previous honorees include: Miriam Center, Edna Jackson and Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears. This event is free and open to the public.
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