Cheyenne High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cheyenne, WY)

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ls this really happening to me? fleft to rightjx Ron Huff, Kathy Reeve, Bambi Moreland, John Tabor, Krista Lacis, Francis Eickbush. TOIVIAHAWK Aloha, the welcome of our fiftieth state, greeted girls and their dates at the annual Tomahawk Turn- about. At the far end of the gym floor, lights played on the palm trees surrounding a little grass hut on a green island. Draped on the sides of the gym were fish nets covered with exotic orchids, roses, and carna- tions. With Polynesian girls acting as hostesses the Blue Hawaii theme was complete. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of John Tabor as Tomahawk King by Bambi Moreland, Tomahawk president. Krista Lacis crowned Francis TU RNABOUT Eickbush lst attendant and Kathy Reeve crowned Ron Huff 2nd attendant. The King and his attendants each received an orchid lei and small gift pens from the Tomahawks. During intermission Steve Carlson, Jim Whitz, Johnny Hermansen, and David Capps, a quartet better known as the Shortcuts, performed for the guests. Color was added to the evening by the corsages the boys wore. These corsages were supposedly indica- tive of the boy's personality. Torn Quinn's orchestra provided the music for an enjoyable evening that pro- vided us with many pleasant memories. Arthur Murray's Dance Party little grass shack in Blue Hawaii

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Sophomore Reoeptron An offnclal welcome to the under class men ts annually extended by the senrors at the Sophomore Receptron Being the trrst socral event of the year thrs dance rs wel comed by all student as an opportunnty to establlsh and renew frrendshrps Thus year the school dance band provtded the musnc needed to make the Receptron a success Now remember after I punch thus hckef you re on your own Sophomore Return The trst socral responsrbrlrty of thetr h gh school career tor the sophomores was the annoal Sophomore Return. As the stu- dents danced to the muslc ot Vern Rice they found this year's Return to be espec- ially enjoyable. However, many of us left the dance a little hit puzzled by the huge banner, Thanks Nicks.

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L-. Crowning of the Sweetheart Royalty, Judy Parsons, Sharon Kay Johnson, and Janet Johnson. Sweetheart Ball Over 250 couples enioyed the most colorful social event of the school season, the Sweetheart Ball. This year's theme, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, featured a large silhouette of a boy and girl outlined by a golden moon. Red and white streamers decorated the ceiling and walls of the dance floor, The Missilaires provided music for the dancing couples. This is the biggest moment of my life! .W 1 ' rx,..L. X +I ' KQTQSQSI. xi ,nb -,, Highlighting the evening's entertainment was the crowning of the Sweetheart Queen, Sharon Kay John- son by Bruce Wilcox, president of Key Club. Fred Malone handled the presentation ceremonies during which the queen and her attendants were crowned with flowered tiaras. Attendants Jan Johnson and Judy Parsons were escorted to the throne by Jim Watson and Joel Kalman. Presiding from her red and white satin covered throne, Sharon Kay typified the perfect sweetheart. Couples enioying the beautiful dance.