Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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junior-Senior Banquet, Prom Dazzle Ever one 'Reflections' Reflections, the theme of the Iunior-Senior Banquet and Senior Prom, fit the decorations in the school cafeteria quite well. The colors - black, white, and silver - set the night time atmosphere. The mirrors, along with the scenery on the surrounding walls, created the reflections effect. The night began at 7:30 p.m. with the banquet. Iohn Duke the emcee for the banquet, gave the invocation. Reshelia Iones, Iunior Class president, welcomed everyone to the ban quet. Senior Class president, Eric Reynolds, then gave his response about the year. During dinner, Mrs. Iune Lewis pro- vided music. After everyone finished eating, Tina Scott recognized the guests present. Next on the program, Lori Lewis sang We're Number One, and Iames Brown sang One in a Million. The guest speaker, Reverend Dan McBride, then entertained with humorous songs. Last, Dwain Hammock gave a tribute to the seniors by singing their class song, Through the Years. GUEST SPEAKER - Rev. Dan McBride entertains at the banquet with several humorous songs. GETTIN' DOWN - Mark Scott a Sandra Smith jam to the beat o popular rock song. I 1 l SLOW DANCING - Cherlyl Lewis and Mike Mason dance to t e music at the prom. BEAUTIFUL SETTING - Kelly Honeycutt, Connie Bell, and Tom- my Harris listen to the singing while seated in front of the exquisite hackdro created by Wendell Shephers and Mrs. Mary Lu Davis. 96 X lunior Senior Banquet!Prom .ig 4 f x' L1 YS