Columbus East High School - Altis Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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Juniors Ken Patton and Tina Hornbeck try to increase their ticket winnings at the ring toss booth. Senior Cathy McGee tries her hand at the baseball throw booth while her date Senior Brian Perry watches. Junior Bryan Brown dresses in a cow- boy fashion. Bryan was killed in June while working at a loading dock. Giving the hoop a whirl, Senior Mark Stam tries to loop a fishbowl as his date, Angie Deaton, watches. rb.it After-Prom 27

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Following the “South Paci- fic Paradise,’’ juniors and seniors from the two Co- lumbus high schools entered the “North-East Territory” for the after-prom. The after-prom carried a western theme and was at the Foundation for Youth. Urban cowboys and cowgirls were entertained by Jeff and Shirley and the Country Asso- ciation in the gym from 11:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. A profes- sional square dance caller, Dave Fivecoat, added to the western atmosphere with square danc- ing in the Boy’s Club. If the word urban” was more descriptive of a person than “cowboy,” disc jockey Dave Dugan of radio sta- tion KISS 99 provided entertain- ment in the gym from 1:00 to 5:00 a.m. Mr. Dave kept the stu- dents dancing and listening to rock music. In addition to the dancing and the music, the after-prom was a great place to play some games and win some prizes. A tent was set up outside filled with games for the students to play in ex- change for tickets. The tickets the students won could be re- deemed for prizes. Some of the prizes ranged from t-shirts to records to gift certificates. The drawing for the grand prize was in the gym at 4 a.m. After drawing the names of three people who had already left, the name of Andy Whaley, an East senior, was drawn for the grand prize, a stereo system. Cheryl Brumbaugh, another East senior, was sitting close to Andy when the drawing was tak- ing place. Said Cheryl, It was funny when they drew his name because he had been kidding around and asking me to hold his t-shirt when he won the stereo—then he won it!” Jmt i .. - — — 26 After-Prom

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STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS Seniors David Jaquess and Elaine Fi- scher receive the Tri Kappa scholar- ships from representative Mary Beth Symhkus. Cheryl Brumbaugh, Greg Bishop, and Steve Byrd receive Hoosier Scholar certificates from counselor Duane An- thony. Senior Rhonda Hunt is awarded the Lance Newkirk Award for her accom- plishments in math from Dan Dixon. Mr. Neal Carmichael awards Senior Jill Kemp the Outstanding Senior award for her work in the Science Depart- ment. 28 Awards Convocation