Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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JOEY SCHERSCHEL, JUNIOR, watches as her date Chris Barnard, junior, takes down the keepsake decoration with their names on it. THE HOMEY DECORATIONS PROVIDED A warm backdrop for Mickey Chakos, senior, and Cathy Benton, freshman, as they dance to a romantic song. COLLEEN KERSEY AND TONY RHODES, seniors, laugh together as they dance to one of the many rock songs played. SOME COUPLES FELT THIS WAS A night that deserved a display of style. Jason Akers, sophomore, helps Wendy Fletcher, freshman, out of a chauffeured driven limousine. 14 Turnabout n . M ft.

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BREAKING THE PEACEFUL SE¬ RENITY at the courthouse, Vicki Malone and Sue Shrader display personal versions of the all-Ameri¬ can jeans and jacket. SENIOR JEFF EICH produces a sense of ease in Generra pants and a paisley print vest as he casually talks on the phone. RACHELLE GOODMAN, Jim Rad¬ ford, Heather Dorin, and Tamie Ni- bert, show common styles of Coca- Cola clothes, faded blue jeans, and oversized sweaters and shirts. BOLD PATTERNS, that were brighter this season, contrast the calmness in senior Andy Belshaw and junior Tricia Lever. Styles 13

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Romantic Aura Cafeteria transforms to winter wonderland for Turnabout V Candy canes, gift-wrapped packages, and the traditional Christmas trees adorned the cafeteria to create a winter wonderland for this year’s Turnabout dance. This event presents a girl with the oppor¬ tunity to ask a special guy out for a romantic evening en¬ riched with the Christmas spir¬ AMID THE CHRISTMAS DECO¬ RATIONS Drew Pelley, senior, and Jennifer Pavlo, sophomore, observe the couples on the dance floor. it. The cafeteria was trans¬ formed into a beautiful Christ¬ mas scene. The room, ornately decorated with balloons, pre¬ sents, and winter scenes, seemed to capture the festive feeling. A fireplace, complete with a wreath, chair, and grandfather clock, held stock¬ ings which appeared ready to be filled with seasonal goodies. The entrance to the cafeteria was a beautiful archway of red and white balloons in the shape of two giant candy canes. These decorations appropri¬ ately illustrated the theme, “Joy of Christmas.” The music was provided by the dee jay, “3-D.” Attendance appeared to have dropped for this event. A major factor for this was the date of the dance. The only available December date was the 20th. School had dismissed for the Christmas vacation the day before; therefore, many students had already left town for the holidays. After the dance, many cou¬ ples dined at a favorite restau¬ rant or gathered at someone’s house for conversation or mov¬ ie viewing. As the 1986 Turnabout end¬ ed, the “Joys of Christmas” and its memories lingered in the minds of attending couples. Turnabout 15