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CREATING FANTASIES One part of decorating for the prom is drawing, painting, and hanging up the wall decorations. One junior student who expressed her artistic ability in this way is Jodi LaRue. In charge of the prom festivities is Junior class advisor Miss Hoffman. For almost three weeks before the Prom she works to get everything organized and during the final week she, along with members of the Junior class, stay late to add the finishing touches. The theme for this year’s prom was “Fantsy Under the Sea”. Keeping in line with this theme, Stacey Rish and Arlene DeVore, make angel fish to hang from the ceiling as part of the decor. Probably the most painstaking part of decorating for the prom is putting up the ceiling. Two members of the Junior class who helped do this are Andy Sloan and Ray West.
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FANTASY UNDER THE SEA The 1986 Prom Court and their dates are Cindy Flock and John Scott, Yvette Black and Marvin James, Queen Annette Carman and Dave Ellis, Cindy Britton and Lee Coffman, and Sonya Sauselen and Keith Fullenkamp. The 1986 Prom Queen is Annette Carman. Annette has been active at CCHS since she was a freshman. Her activities include annual staff, French Club, Choir, Winter Conditioning, Softball statistician, Track, and Volleyball. The Junior-Senior Prom is presented by the Junior class and Miss Hoffman, French teacher at CC. Along with the help of sophomores who served and cleaned up such as Troy Shawber and Mickey Zwayer, these people made “Fantasy Under The Sea” a success. During the Prom many students took the time to sit outside in the courtyard and cool off and relax. The announcement of the queen and her court was made by Junior class president Julie Shealy.
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The crowning of the Queen and presentation of the flowers to members of the court such as Cindy Brit¬ ton, was done by Junior Class Vice President Tim Bogan. After the crowning ceremonies the Queen and members of her court danced to the song “The Greatest Love of All” Senior Tim Dennison took Sophomore Anissa Grove to the prom. Along with students Shan Fortner and Carl Doven- barger, faculty member Pat Sparks and her husband enjoyed the music provided by JBS Sound. Some members of the Senior class who attended the dance alone were Julie Armstrong, Kim Bursby, and Missy Coulter. Ted Belanger attended the dance with an ex- Colonel Crawford student Michelle Brown. 29
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