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3.PARTY AT THE WHITE HOUSE
3.白宮派對(duì)
In 1975, Susan Ford (above, center) accomplished something no other teenager in history could boast:
1975年，蘇珊·福特（上圖中）完成了史無前例的事情：
She persuaded her dad—aka the president of the United States—to host her senior prom at the White House.
她說服她的父親——也就是美國(guó)總統(tǒng)——在白宮舉辦她的畢業(yè)舞會(huì)。
The event, held in the East Room on May 31, 1975, was attended by 74 students from Washington's exclusive Holton-Arms School and their very well-behaved dates.
1975年5月31日，74名來自華盛頓的霍爾頓軍校的學(xué)生和他們舉止得體的對(duì)象在東廳參加了此次活動(dòng)。
For the record, the government didn't pay a penny for the soiree.
鄭重聲明，政府一分錢都沒有投入。
The girls raised the $1,300 necessary for the dance through bake sales and other fund-raisers.
女孩們通過糕餅義賣和其他募捐活動(dòng)籌集了舞會(huì)所需的1300美元。
Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to hire their band of choice-the Beach Boys (who seriously entertained the offer)
不幸的是，這還不足以雇傭樂隊(duì)——海灘男孩（他們接受了此次邀請(qǐng)）
