Chapel Hill High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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MIDNIGHT MASQUERADE 0 ,'1.'O.:. 6 l o -4 Q - . 0,4 n , 04 ,. .22 .if 12 . Q . . 9 4 gis t ' I Silver streamers, red and black decora- tions, and loud music were all highlights of the 1987 JuniorlSenior Prom. Over 300 peo- ple were in attendance and enjoyed a memorable evening with their dates. Midnight Masquerade was the theme chosen by the junior class. Decorations ranged from top hats andcanes to ballroom masks and ladies' gloves. Students stood in line patiently awaiting a chance to drink pineapple punch out of the souvenir champagne glasses, while others enjoyed dancing. This year's prom was held at the Rose Center located within the Tyler Rose Gardens. Students in the junior class began decorating early that day and their efforts made an enjoyable prom. Sponsors were Sherri Burrell, Vera Moore, Mary Vahovius, Andi Hartman, Joyce Buchanan. LONG LIVE THE KING AND QUEEN. Prom King Toby Foster crowns Queen Vicky Gray. SHARING TIMES. Students share the events of the evening while waiting for prom pictures. LET'S DANCE! Angie Heisler patiently waits for her date to ask her to dance. it 5 tssis ,.,. ,..,,, . .f,-- it-mtg-1'-....W ..f,.1tws--f - I : N eg,-U jiff 1:51 .-1 .::::.is?S22Yszi

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MOST ATHLETIC Michele North and Mick Still WITTIEST Laura Currey and John Charlton Jr: tNot Pictured: Stephanie Ftettigl and Trampas Bass T ALL AROUND - Ftobin Hall and Mick Still Jr: Karen Kennedy and Adrian Walker MOST COURTEOUS Lojuana Jones and Tod Byrd MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tracy Watson and Mick Still Soph.' Deborah Perry and Cecil Ford Soph: Debbie Briery and Corey Ford NOMINEES: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Sarah Burch, Ftobin Hall, John Charlton, Willie Reed. MOST ATHLETIC: Kelly Gilliam, Amy Mosley, David Abbott, Dessie Ford. MOST COURTEOUS: Kandi Crawford, Kishl Loughmiller, Toby Foster, Steve Jackson. BEST DRESSED: Lanecha Thomp- son, Kim Weaver, David Abbott, Toby Foster, Steve McGowan, Lane Thnnvv- WITTIEST: Jackie Ates, Danice Def- febach, Farrell Pinke, Lane Thomas. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Danice Deffebach, Terri Green, Tim Elliston, Elbert Pruitt. FHIENDLIEST: Sr. Danice Def- febach, Keri Johnson, Joseph Cano, Scotty Green. Jr. Stacey Florence, Kim Pruitt, Tim Griffin, Rusty Tate. Soph. Amy Chastain, Deanna Gilley, Kelly Cross, Mark Crutchfield. Fresh. Toni Poeschl, Keysla Square, Tammy Whitaker, Timothy Garner, Alandus Matthews, Quaid Thomas. BEST-ALL-AROUND: Sr. Kelly Gilliam, Vicki Gray, Toby Foster, Shane Rose. Jr. Stacey Florence, Eileen Tabb, Trampas Bass, Ftusty Tate, Chad DeVos. Soph. Kim Seagler, Adrienne Welch, Ftobert Parnell, Bryan Scruggs, Fresh. Tif- fany Chastain, Sharmea Johnson, Craig Bass, Alandus Matthews. Fresh: Tiffany Chastain and Craig Bass Fresh: lNot Pictured: Toni Poeschli and Laq- gett Gipson if at . ,, ,,,,.,,. , ,... Wt, ,,. ,, -i ff f ix ,,..,, .,,,,,,,m, , I t . ,- mam, I 7- I ft, flat- LM-It ff,.7..f,.a-Q2VI.Q7H-W1 -t swf' twteztsizltf - , ,wmaafeiz-1 I., - U. semzli:-,ff - fisisfgigiif 5: . , -'ffiififfiifii K' gi , 2 f

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POEM TO THE SENIORS women vszm GOES PASSING BY ANQW-IER PROM IS HERE. TO THIS BRINGS A JOYOUS TO OTHERS, BRINGS A A PATH FROM DAWN TO STEEPER ANDTHE C A ERY GLA KNOW YOU.W ' ONE. AND TO T OF ' OUR PROMS7 WE DEDICATE .117 SUN.BUT NOW THE PA FOR FOUR YEARS YOU HAVE LIMB eeeurv wE'RE v D E LL Miss vo Youvs G U H DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY. This seems to be the idea of many who at- tended the prom. A Posnc eoooevls. Juniors wish graduating seniors a wonderful evening and a successful future. MIDNIGHT MASQUERADE. Juniors showed their creativity when selecting the theme for the prom. A SMILEI John Britt and Angie show their pearly whites. GET A LITTLE CLOSER. Students en- joy slow dancing at the prom. LOVE MATCH. Amy Bland and Jimmy Cunningham enloy an evening on the town. l