Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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Southern moonlight: 'Hn Evening ot Toro' H Tremendous Success The 1981-82 junior Senior prom took place on Saturday, April 24. lt was held at the Owensboro Sportscenter from 8:00 p.m. until midnight. The junior class officers sponsored many fundraising events throughout the year to fund this event and for the first time, admission was free. This is a result of the magazine drive held near the be- ginning of the year. The l'Southern Moonlight theme was chosen and a recreation of the mansion Tara, from llGone With the Wind , was one of the main decorations. lt stood on wooden flats and was surrounded by columns, a bridge, a gazebo and a swing. Many of the decorations were pro- vided by the Art Department. Mr. Grimsley drew the picture of Tara on the front of the invitations and Mrs. Scifres designed the centerpieces. jenni- fer Bristow and Julie Hodge worked to- gether to design Tara. Susen Lambert was chosen as 1982 Prom Queen and Todd jones was cho- sen as King. Prom pictures, taken by Rex Denton, provided those who attended Prom with a remembrance of their 'Evening at Tara'. Holly Haight, junior class president, stated that the junior class put a lot of hours into planning, designing and con- structing for the big event. 'll feel good about the Prom this year, she stated, 'll'm sure all those who helped feel as if it was worth their effort. Midnight Flyer provided the musical entertainment for the Prom while l'Southern BeIles and l'Southern Gentle- men danced on the front lawn of Tara until midnight. Those who attended left feeling as if they truly spent lAn Evening at Tara'. Although there weren't as many post- Prom activities as there have been in the past, the Executive Inn, Briarpatch and Red Lobster, in Evansville, were still pop- ular places to dine before Prom. Midnight Flyer provided the musical enter- Susan l-Embed: l0dY ROYHL and Kim PQ' tainment for Southern Belles and 'lSouth+ 'els 'l0mlne95 f0l' Prom Queen al'lXl0U5lY ern Gentlemen to dance to. await to see who will be crowned. 34fProm -Q . is 1' f, ' ! if ff is atv, .

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These seniors enioyed their day of fun and sun at Miller's Lake where swimming, water swings, pin ball machines, paddle boating, and miniture golf were en- ioyed by everyone. Dorothy t5helley Darrellj prepares to meet the Wiz while the Scarecrow livtargaret l-lowardj Tinman lBar- bara Simonl, and Lion Uoe Sturgeonl cautiously wait their turn, 'atm ,W .. 361 Senior jonathan Yeagle and Walter Hipps battle for a re- bound during the annual Key Club basketball game held Tuesday, April 6. The seniors won the game 37- 26. loann Liston and Milissa Long took advantage of the 900 weather to soak up a few rays. Activities N