Kearney High School - Clipper Yearbook (Kearney, MO)

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.PRCMM The announcement of the l98 7 Junior-Senior Prom held the excite- ment of finding the perfect' dress for the girls and having the tuxedos fitted for the guys. Who should I ask? , What car should I take? , What flowers should I get ? , How should I wear my hair? , etc. were questions running through all con- versations of those that were at- tending Prom. Finally the big night arrived on April ll when dates began pulling up in shiny, clean, waxed cars. Ner- vous young gentlemen in tuxedos carrying corsages to be exchanged for boutonnieres from equally ner- vous but elegantly gowned and groomed young ladies. After se ver- al rounds of flashing camera ses- sions at each home it was off to make dinner reservations. The Din- ner Horn, Pepper Corn Duck Club, Fedora Cafe, and the Plaza III were some of the favorite places to eat. Then on to Arrowhead Stadium where the long awaited, much an- ticipated gala was taking place. With a table full of good food to eat and a pop bar there wasn 't anything there that couldn't cure the mun- chies for anyone. Decorated with black and white balloons the night really was a 'Touch of CIass'. I987 1 -fi? ji t ' ' z p ri - L is-fs. -I '- ,Q '