Norwell High School - Accolade Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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' b -W., I ' James Houck shows disappointment on his face while he waits at the blackjack table for another hand. Deron Overholt, Darin Chaney. and Doug Ennik wait patiently to see if they have won. STUDENT LIFE 107

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After l rcin Is Eia Success This year ' s after prom party turned out to be a great success. Many students showed up not knowing what to expect. They took their chances, but it was very much worth it. Many parents of the students helped make everything turn out well. They helped with the games and the refreshments, which were all great. The games and events that took place were blackjack games, lucky cards, videos, dancing, movie watching, prizes, and an auaion. Each student was given a bundle of play money for the auction, students could play A Bluffton High School student, Julie Hanusin, and a Whitco High School student are waiting for the next card to be dealt. James Lepper, Etic Hoover, and Michelle Adkins take a break from dancing and eat during the post prom party games and increase their money by winning. When the auction began, students started spending their money on a variety of things. Bidders could purchase tanning bed visits, free shopping sprees at Southtown Mall, calculators, a small refrigerator, a typewriter, a VCR, a TV, a stereo, and Honda jackets. Before entering the gym, each student was given a pair of socks to wear and to take home in remembrance of the post prom party. Matt Huffman won a cer- tificate of fitness and power for having the sex- iest legs. When the night got late and everyone ran out of energy, many refreshments were served so everyone could pig out! After the students ate, they enjoyed the movie Top Gun, which was being shown on a video tape. Those who stayed at the all night after prom party spent the next day recovering and preparing themselves to go back to another day of school, but it was a night to remember. Students were asked if the after prom party was worthwhile, and many thought it was a good idea and would like to see it back again next year! STUDENT LIFE

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Net an End9A Eeainning Graduation Day is one of the most awaited days in almost everyone ' s lifetime. The graduating class of 1987 consisted of 161 students who were all more than ready to graduate. After the seniors entered the gym- nasium, senior class president Dan Thieie delivered the invocation. Then, Mike Tomlin gave his Salutatorian speech. Tomlin was followed by the senior choir, which sang Let- ting Go. Afterwards, Chelle Woods presented her Valediaory address. The popular slide show was next, bringing back memories of the past year. The presentation also brought forth much laughter and a few tears. Finally, the time came for the distribution of the diplomas. This was probably the most awaited pan of the entire ceremony. Some seniors presented Dr. Sailsbery with one last marble to remember them by. After Reverend Starr ' s benediction, the whole thing was over. Twelve years of blood, sweat, and tears had finally earned the big payoff In the commons after the ceremony, graduating seniors said their last farewells. Then with somewhat mixed feelings, they separated paths and headed toward that first open-house party. Congratulations and Good Luck to the graduating class of 1987. Lorraine Tillman is one of many graduates who posed after the ceremony for her parents so they could snap pictures of this happy moment. All good things must end. Kent Gilliom and Vicky Golden watch quietly as Curt Ellis walks out during the recessional l at graduation. ojDent life I II llil|i|IMIillllMil— M IllHIWIli