Davis County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

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22 UJWSKWAZSK MNZASy A very special tradition took place April 28, 1984 at the high school. The Prom took place at 8:00 p.m. with pink, mint green and grey streamers which transformed the gym into an Underwater Fantasy. Decorated with light blue and light pink table cloths, with sea shells and candles as center pieces. There was a large turn out. TWO FOR THE ROAD kept ev- eryone up and dancing. We would like to thank the juniors for a very nice prom. This year after prom the community businesses sponsered a casino night. The activities included the movie Risky Business , casino games, dance contest, an auction, and break- fast. Page Sponsor WAGLER's Picture 1. (left to right) Darrin Westhoff and Justin Tade the ushers at Prom. Picture 2. (left to right) Traci Griepentrog, Becky Lammert, Shari Stevenson, and Michelle Huggins servers at Prom. Picture 3. Everyone out dancing.

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AWM4 ZAJPMS The following summary of Minna's stay was written and submitted by Dee Altheide; Our AFS daughter arrived on August 18th, after a long trip and extensive orientation program, to her new Iowa home. Iowa was an unknown place to Minna, but she had read that it had hot summers and cold winters and she was not to find that untrue, for when she disembarked in Des Moines the temperature registered 100 ° and December brought the coldest weather we had had for some years. This small rural community was quite a change for this 17 year-old, who lived in an apartment on the 8th and 9th floors, in a city of 163,000 people. It brought lots of new experiences, from the never heard buzz of the locust to the gathering of hickory nuts, and ice skating on the pond. Minna's new family was not all so different, for at home she had an older brother and sister as well as a younger sister. This had her callo used for the teasing she received from her American siblings about the ice cream she loved, the water fights, and weighin' on the scales. Minna was truly a pleasure to have in our home and fit right in, like she had always been there. We will always feel that though thousands of miles from home our Finnish daughter and sister left us with so many cherrished memories that fill the emptiness in our hearts. PICTURE 1: One of Minna's settings for her senior pictures. PIC- TURE 2: Mrs. Kincart's Art classes held a birthday party for Minna, here she is shown blowing out the candles on her birthday cake. PICTURE 3: Wasting some time during commencement band prac- tice. 21

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Tradition has it that prom is usually attended by a boy, girl couple. This year, six young gentlemen broke that tradition by attending Prom with no dates. They were chauffered around in a cadilac owned by Doug Turner. They arrived at Prom and made a grand entrance. Ev- eryone enjoyed the break in tra- dition. It was a nice touch that had never been done. Picture 1. Everyone sitting and relaxing. Picture 2. Megan Early and John Fontana showing their stuff. Picture 3. (left to right) Greg Schooley, Dennis Smith, Dan FJarris, Jeff Sherman, Brian Jackson, and chauffer Doug Turner. 23