Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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“Somewhere In rp • 55 1 ime Somewhere in Time over 200 students and faculty assem- bled into Ceruti's Reception Hall in Ft. Wayne to begin a very spe- cial night for all, the 1983-1984 Junior-Senior Prom. Many juniors spent much time raising money through magazine sales, planning, and decorating for the night that will remain in the memory of many students for a long time, especially Larry Yoder and Debbie Riggs who were named prom King and Queen. Their court also consisted of Dan Martin, Scott Dove, Rory Young, and Jim Daniels; Val Cook, Mindy Baker, Yvette Har- rold, and Shanna Crowl. Many students sat and dis- cussed the day's baseball game or track meet, while others gazed at decoratiions, mingled with friends, or took advantage of the entertainment. A gambling casino kept cou- ples busy throughout the night along with music by Nosmo-King. Chuckles the Clown and Magi- cian David Dean also gave stu- dents a few laughs with the help of volunteers from the audi- ence. As the evening drew to a close; many couples decided to escape the formal affair and head to a more casual style. Sighs of relief from class sponsors, Mr. Scott Clifford and Mrs. Vicki Ober and satisfying smiles from all who lent a helping hand, assured every- one that the evening was a com- plete success. — Yvette Harrold Above Right — King Larry Yoder and Queen Debbie Riggs dance to the theme music of the prom. Somewhere in Time . Right — The Prom Court: Rory Young. Yvette Harrold. Dan Martin. Val Cook, King Larry Yoder. Queen Debbie Riggs, Scott Dove, Mindy Baker, Shanna Crowl, and Jim Daniels. 20 — Prom

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Boys’ Girls’ State Left — Representative Mark Hud- son and alternate Tim McKean. Re- presentative loe Camp and alter- nate Bruce Everetts. Below — Representative Toma Bacon and alternate Kammi Solmes. Girls' and Boys' State is spon- sored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Each summer session, many teen- agers from Indiana meet at Indiana State University to gain knowledge of the fundamental principles of the Indiana government. They learn about the government through prac- tical application of Americanism and good citizenship. The whole pro- gram is to teach the youth of Indiana love of God and Country. Girls' and Boys' State is a mythical state formed by teenagers who have finished their junior year in high school. Each teenager is given the opportunity to live together as self- governing citizens. They learn the duties, privileges, rights, and re- sponsibilities of American citizen- ship. They also gain practical knowl- edge of the functioning of their gov- ernment and so are better prepared to be future intelligent voters and office leaders. The American Legion has faith in the teenagers of America to whom they dedicated Girls' and Boys' State — Tonia Bacon State — 19

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Loft — 1983 King Craig Lake and Queen Kris Helbert congratu- late the 1984 King and Queen Debbie Riggs and Larry Yoder, as Scott Dove and Mindy Baker look on Above — This romantic rendezvous provided a special dance area. Upper — Juniors spent many hours decorating Ceruti's Reception Hall. Above — Don Hollman, Jacki Moore. Amy Scott, and Jeff Stude- baker wait in line for their pictures to be taken. Prom — 21