Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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f , . L f, 557 :QE I, f if .H-1 KJ GET DOWN. Junior Candice Liberto and senior Brad Bel- lows have a captive audience as they dance at the prom. fir. HAVING FUN. The sweltering heat on the dance floor of the prom doesn't bother junior Erin Brown, who keeps right on dancing. DELICIOUS DINING. Senior Ken Casazza and his date Christy Yarborough, junior, feast on a chicken entree at the prom. STUDENT LIFE 1 9

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Za Hello, is D'Ann there? This is she. D'Ann, this is Lenny. Silence. . . the one in English. Oh, yeah? Well, I was curious, l mean, the thing is, l wanted to know, would you go to prom with me? I couldn't understand that last part. Would you go to the prom with me? Sure, Sure? Sure Okay, bye. Regardless of how clumsy the initial approach was, the 1987 prom turned out to be On the Edge of a Dream. Everyone went to extremes with expenses, trouble, and time trying to be noticed. My biggest fear was that the balloons wouldn't drop when they were supposed to, said Miss lo Lynn Kelly, class sponsor. And of 5 . 2 CELEBRITY. 0102 disc jock- e Kenny Sax-geant keeps con course they didn't. l unior class sponsors Kel- ly and Mrs. Cathy Vittorini worked hard to plan the prom along with the class officers: president Ashley Stroud, vice president Kris- tin Wilkerson, secretary lennifer Douglass, and trea- surer Heidi Hanson. Money for the prom came from turkey sales in November. King Turkey Clint Brock, and Queen Turkey April Adams re- ceived free prom tickets for selling sixty-six turkeys each. For most, the evening started with pictures being taken by mom and dad. We had pictures taken in the house, getting into the car, driving off, etc., ju- nior lennifer Douglass said. l was seeing dots and had that fake smile plastered on my face all the way to the prom. Arriving at the Registry Liu ,, sz-is A' 134352 JUST RIGHT. Juniors Tawni Burton and Aubyn Ferguson y . stantly busy selecting the make adjustments as they next songs he will play for the px-imp in the ladies' room dur- prom. 18 STUDENT LIFE ing prom. Hotel, prom-goers had even more pictures taken by Ex- cel Photo just outside the ballroom, and inside the Malachite Room, where the prom was held, yearbook photographers snapped their pictures. The guests, consisting of 282 students and 23 faculty members, enjoyed dinner with a flaming dessert fol- lowed by music from QTOQ disk jockey Kenny Sar- geant. After prom, parties took place in local hotels with the biggest being on the floor rented by the senior class at the Holiday lnn. Thanks a lot for going with me. Oh, I had a blast. Well, do you want me to walk you to the door? That would be nice. Well, good night. I'll always remember this prom. Yeah, me too. aw .f W., . f .iw .W . ., e 'init 5 if tr '

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QUEEN FOR A NIGHT. Senior Cheryl Jackson pauses for pic- tures after she has been crowned prom queen. She is escorted by her date Chris Monkress, senior. WHAT ARE FRIENDS FOR? Juniors Kim Eshelman and Heather Sonntag get a prom portrait made together. ALL TOGETHER NOW. Soph- omores Mike Johnson, Brad Blazoff, and Mary Lou Redden dance with a circle of friends at the prom. 20 STUDENT LIFE 'i I I