Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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holds special memories of As they give their tickets to the I receptionist. Anne Deputy and Stan Knight get ready for a fun filled evening. Lots of balloons decorate the en- Awed by his memorabilia is Ross trance as Ron Hass and date Cindy Haynes along with date Dawn Lent walk through them. Bradway. elegance Dancing to the music of Hot Flashes is Matt Werbiansky and Susi Fritschi. As they gaze in each others eye. Mike Stajkowski and Sue Edwards sway to the music. Prom 29

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 Doia t e Junior-Senior Prom A boutonniere is perfectly placed on Rick Truex by his date Kim Denman. VuiLs The art of being a gentlemen is demonstrated by Rick as he opens the car door tor Kim. When students walked through Central’s front doors at 9:00 on May 7th, they entered not a cafeteria but a star-struck school with dazzeling lights, black and red flowers and many many red balloons. “The hundreds of balloons in front of the entrance way was something exciting and different.” said Tracey Szucs. The thing I liked the most was the slaves that greeted us at the door, said Kim Denman “Dressed in gangster outfits made it feel like New York.” Gentlemen and their ladies found themselves dancing the night away to the sounds of HOT FLASH. “Besides the technical difficulties the band was having, said Mary O'Connell, “I liked the variety of music they played.” by Martha Werbiansky 28 Prom

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'Daactay t e Elegance gives way to comfort as Prom (continued) Dates were drop- ped off at home and guys found themselves rushing home and sneak- ing in a black house to get ready; the after prom was approaching and prom breakfast was only an hour away. Students stepped into the Elks Lodge in com- fortable shorts and shirts, prepared to dance the morning away. Balloons were everywhere as couples stood in line to grab some munchies of bacon, eggs, donuts and milk. As stomachs began to fill, feet began to move. Students began to get fired up as the clock started to slowly tick to 4 a.m. by Martha Werbiansky A quick stop to say hello before entering New York. New York, is Leslie Riblet and John Mulgrew Decked out in a top hat and cane. Richard Krause and his date. Sherri Nance are being positioned for their picture. Dressed in 20's attire are sophomore slaves Theresa Cortas and Tom Pugh 30 Prom