Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Overall the junior-senior prom was a great success and every- one seemed to have a terrific time. -Kristi Lundgren X , br , - . , U Y mr- . QM. Y xkquxfit R 1. Mary Jane Williams and Jon Murray greet and announce arrivals at the prom. 2. Chris Corbett and Rollie Stover lost their dates for the evening. 3. Couples enjoy each others company. 4. Mike Kalbaugh and Samantha Riley prepare to serve refreshments. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. Feakes have fun chaperoning. M1 , ig-. NS. i ii fl x x73 Y My .Nw ,QE S fx: Y cz QCQS9 , x. Junior-Senior Prom R

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Steppin' Gut Prom enjoyable despite weather. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn Con- vention center as it has been for the past several years. Al- though the theme was On a Bright Starry Night, stormy weather covered the sky with clouds and not a star could be seen. The band that was originally Q O Junior-Senior Prom N f picked to play cancelled out approximately a week before the prom. This left Karina Kidd and the junior class who sponsored the prom, in a pre- dicament. After auditioning a few more bands, the Fire Rock Mountain band was chosen to perform. Although 4 people felt their repetoire was limited, everyone seemed to enjoy themselves on the dance floor. When prom-goers arrived the guys were given garters and the girls received prom pins to commemorate the special oc- casion.

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Let The Good Times Roll 1. Dancers rock out to the band. 2. Dave Harrison and Julie Owen enjoy the prom. 3. Karina Kidd an- nounces royalty. 4. Prom royalty. 5. Larry Spain puts garter on Tracey Burcham's leg. 6. Prom goers wait in line for pictures. 7. Dave Ambuehl escorts senior prin- cess Julie Gravatt. 8. Kevin Lindsay and Sherry Ferguson: prom King and Queen. 9. Sue Smith and Kevin Kelly dance together. Junior-Senior Prom Rexx if-' f 1' - 1 . 3