Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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REPRE5ENTING the freshman Class were Eric Houn and Lauren Corr, Kasey Horsrkener and Kevin Moesnerv BASKETBALL Homecoming King and Queen were Billy Dixon and Kerry Pace RUNNERS-UP King and Queen were Charles Froncrs 0nd Lorr McClarney REPRESENTING rhe sophomores were 130 Becker and Mary 10 Freeman, L150 Korff 0nd Brenr Maynard, s. b M. gi jUNrOR represenrorrves were Jarred Frscher and Krwsra Hasenmm re: A w Grab? a H Krr Degenhorr

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ixon, Pace cro wned ro yalr y Boslsetboll Homecoming 1989 was held on Friday, Feburory J Two couples from each of the freshmen, sophomore, 0nd junior classes and six couples from the senior Closs were chosen to the court. During the gome, the court members sot together and anxiously anticipated the announcement of the 1989 homecoming king and queen which was to take place or holftime. Voting took ploce earlier that doy in on oll school assembly. At holftime, the female representatives were escorted on to the gym floor by the mole representatives in ascending order - from freshmen to seniors. Then the results were announced: Runnervup king - Chorles Francis, Runner-Up queen - Lori McCIorney, King - Billy Dtxon and Queen , Kerry Poce. Immediately following the game, the Student Council sponsored o donce hon- oring the court. HLost in Your Eyes was the special theme song this year. REPRESENTING the senior class were Robert Theuerltouf and An- nette White. SENIOR representatives Todd Kolllrer and Robin Boggemon SENIOR representatives Robbie Frank and Chrisry Coudill, SENIOR Representatives Jock Breunr'g 0nd Stacie Kohre

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SENIOR jerem y Nelson poses for rhe comero while enjoying 0 siow dance, JUNIORS Tom Knorr and Joann McCuIiey pose for their 88 Turnobour pictures. MOST couples seemed Io enjoy the slow dances, 'Hold on to the Night ' Thanks to AI Copp and his corroon HLirrle Abner the idea of girls chasing guys is no longer unheord of, It all srorred in rhe Lirrie rown of Dogpolch USA. One day our of the year, usually in November, rhis lirrle town got rogerher to celebrate Sodie Howkins day, For Doisy Moy, one of the main chorocrers, and many orher young girls, this was 0 long awaited doy. The rrodirion of Sodie Hawkins consists of the young men, when given 0 signal, take off running About 0 nninure Iorer oil of rhe young girls roke off ofrer rhe young men If 0 girl was fosr enough and happened ro corch one of rhe guys, she and her cotch were allowed to get married. Doisy Moy oiwoys wenr offer Little Abner; however, we suppose he wos too fast since there has never been 0 sequel. Any- how, this is what could be, if your imagination allows it, rhe beginning of 0 turn- o-bour. The 1989 Turnobour donce Hold on to rhe Night was held on Sorurdoy, No vember 12 or rhe Pipefiners Union Hell. The Senior Closs had the biggest rumour ever with over 380 srudenrs onending. Two 10ft roll video screens were an added feorure that mode Turnobow '89 o tremendous success, VJ. '5 liven up rhe dance with rheir videos. JUNIORS jeno Alexander and Jill Heim smile pretty for the camera. i