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PHOTOS: Glenwood Springs Chamber Gala celebrates 1980s nostalgia with prom theme

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Chamber Gala 1980s prom king and queen were Justin Wells and Chandler Mooney.
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The annual Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association Awards Gala was a throwback to the “me decade,” complete with big hair, puffy shoulder dresses, parachute pants, air guitar players, moonwalkers, cassette tapes and boom boxes for a 1980s prom-themed party at the Hotel Colorado on Saturday, Feb. 4.

Here’s a look back at some of the fun.

From left, Shawn Manwaring, Rachel Forbes Manwaring, Tess Vanderhoof and Dean Kinkel ham it up in the photo booth.
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Part of the Alpine Bank crew, Candie Schimpf, Susie Campbell and Kris Hoffmeister.
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The Glenwood Chamber crew, from left, Angie Anderson, Sara Teel, Lisa Langer, Tara Harman, Jackie Kaminski and Heidi Pankow pose for a group photo.
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Air guitar contest competitors Melanie Nichol, left, and Alec Flowerday tear it up. Nichol won the contest.
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Matt and Stephanie Gianneschi on the dance floor.
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Contestants in the lip sync competition do their best Madonna impersonation.
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Debbie Wilde, left was named co-Citizen of the Year along with her husband Mike Wilde (not pictured), while Charlene Revoir was recognized as the Chamber Ambassador of the Year.
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