Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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a a. Laura captivates the audience with her performance of You Decorated My Life , b. Rich Nesbit, a low bass, vibrated the auditorium with his voice as he sang Sittin’ On the Dock of the Bay. c. The Immigrant sang by David Shimp was a sweeter tune.' d. Can Alpon keep you young and healthy? We don’t know, the test results haven’t come back yet. e. Seniors Deanne and Nancy perform The Rose. a hit song originally sung by Bette Midler. 16

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i a. Nancy and Jan show their new coat from J. C. Penny to an unbelieving Jeff Hahn. b. Sharon just has to show the Mistress of Ceremonies. Janis. her shoes that she got from J. C. Penny, c. Accompanied by the Jazz Band. Jim Stewart sings Cabaret”, d. Woodchopper’s Ball stimulates its listeners to the point that they just couldn’t help but let loose and groove all over. e. The Master of Ceremonies teases the audience with his revealing act. f. Could it be. the Statler Brothers, singing their hit. “Do You Remeber These? g. Deenie Doan and David Shimp. alias Kim Carnes and Kenny Rogers perform “Don’t Fall In Love With a Dreamer.’’ h. After hours of learning choreography, the Swing Choir shows it off for “They’re Playing Our Song. i. Deenie and Sharon stunned the audience with their performance of “Enough is Enough. j. Relief comedian Craig Smith set the audience off in several roars of laughter, and all he did was walk through the auditorium. h 15

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a urnE ran us Prom was held on April 25, 1981 in the Penthouse of the Ramada Inn, but actually, prom started taking hold when the Junior class officers were elected in May, almost a year before Prom actually took place. The first step in planning prom was to find a place in which it would be held. Lori, Teresa, Jeff, and DeAnne took an afternoon off from school to look at the Penthouse. They decided it wasn't the greatest looking place but it had a good location and a lot of potential. The second step was to book a band. They couldn't find one for $500 in the spring, but after many phone calls, they contracted 'Out of the Blue.' After this they thought the biggest part was over and done with, but were they wrong! Next, came voting for colors which were maroon, dusty rose and white, and the theme which was 'A Time for Us.' The basis for the 1981 Prom was now secure. Then came the ordering of the memory books, napkins, placecards, invitations and favors which were roly-poly chrystal tumblers. The dividing up of the class was next, nine committees were formed, they were: King and Queen, Roll Prophecy and Scroll, Prophecy, Rose Arbor, Refreshment, Picture Setting, Head Table and Placecards, Invitations, and Centerpiece. a. a. A delightful expression enhances Nancy's face as King Brian crowns her Queen of the Prom. b. Prom holds something for everyone; for some it's a solemn moment watching the royalty dance, for others, it's a fun conversation with friends, c. Brian. Nancy, Todd and Marnae dance the traditional royalty dance, d. Just before crowning Nancy Haskin queen. King Brian Bainbridge hands her a long-stemmed rose. d c 17