Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Prom Banquet Juniors present dinner The Junior-Senior prom and banquet were held at the National Guard Armory on April 19. The theme was NOW anu • u«ever The junior officers laugh while Shannon Shaffer and David Merz read the class will. Tracy Matthes escorts Deana Shaffer to her seat. Jeff Merz amuses Kristen Hartman by wearing his sunglasses at the dance. for seniors Now and Forever, and the colors were maroon and pink. At the banquet Kristen Hartman gave a beginning toast and wished everyone a good time for prom. Scott Hollens gave the welcome, and Dave Knaup said the invocation. The meal, which was served by the juniors' mothers, consisted of turkey roll, mixed vegetables, mashed potatoes, rolls, and strawberry short- cake for dessert. As the meal was ending, David Merz and Shannon Shaffer read the class will, which added some entertainment to the evening. Tracy Matthes gave the closing after the dinner was finished. Sara Feek commented, The banquet proved a good way to start the evening. It got everyone in a festive mood. It was refreshing to see everyone dressed up. 18 Prom

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Heather Rowell receives a cookbook from Mrs. Barb Watlington. Ron Holman gives biology awards to Clen Lampe, Ray toy, Shannon Jenkins, and Steve Walker. Paul Weinert gives Reed Schwartz the DAR history award. Awards presented during convocation An awards ceremony was given on May 13th. Mr. Fegan presented the math awards. He presented awards to David Schwartz, Jeff Merz, and Sara Feek who received the top three scores in the National Math Contest. Becky Hup-pert, Danny Couse, and Glen Lampe received awards for being top algebra students. The D.A.R. award was given to the person with the highest grade point average in American history. Mr. Weinert gave the award to Reed Schwartz. Mrs. Watlington presented three awards in the Home Economics Department. She presented cookbooks to Traci Harmon and Heather Rowell, and Elizabeth Rock was given an award as most improved student. Students recognized in the biology department were Shannon Jenkins, Steve Walker, Ray Joy, Helen Konstanto-poulos, and David Schwartz. Mary Kunce was the last to receive an award. She placed first among high school students in the “Ways to Beautify Falls City essay contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Mark Fegan presents Stefan Husse-noeder, Sean Stevens, and David Schwartz with awards for placing second at the NWMS Math Olympiad. Awards 17

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The concesssion stand was a popular place between dances. Playing craps provided good entertainment at the after-prom party. Shawn Prosser breaks regular tradition by wearing a tux to prom. Mary Kunce, Reed Schwartz, Rhonda Patterson, and her friend tango. Prom 19