Ferris High School - Memoir Yearbook (Ferris, TX)

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gl 3 . 'Q fm. J' 3 tg K he Prom King and Queen, Mike Moffitt, d Malea Lampier dance slowly to the eme song, Still Loving Youf' Everyone is involved in the dancing and stepping to the beat of the variety of music being played. Mr. and Mrs. Hopp show their style as they boogie to the rhythm of the beat. This lovely threesome consisting of Coach Wall, Sherrie Swafford, and Tonya Satterwhite enjoy the feeling of closeness Teachers get into the act to add a little enthusiasm to the scene. They may be just teachers, but they have still got the moves. Senior Susan Bosch makes the evening an enjoyable one as she makes up her own dance to perform. Student Life 19

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Q . 4 I I I if wif , . 'J R000 I I C O IT The evening for dinn er, dan ejng, formal dressing an enjoyable night full of fun and eXe1'tem ent Q The formal event of the year was the evening of the prom. Everyone looked forward to this elegant occasion, which was held at the Wyndham Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Because it was such an exclusive place, the students took more care in their dress appearance and their behavior, quoted Barbara Overby, sponsor. It is only once a year that the young men dress in tuxedos and the young ladies in evening gowns. The students made a spectacular appearancef' said Janice Pace, teacher. The 18 Prom attendance increased than that of years past, with 156 people attending. A formal dinner was served that began with a fruit salad. Following this was the main course which consisted of New York Sliced Sirloin, Broccoli au Beure, and Potatoes au Gratin. The meal ended with a hot fudge sundae for dessert. The special moment came when the king and queen were to be crowned. Everyone waited anxiously as Timmy Barnes announced Mike Moffitt and Malea Lampier as the 1986 Prom King and Queen. This couple began the dance to the theme song, Still Loving You, while others joined them. As a spectrum of colors reflected off the chandeliers, the dance floor became crowded and everyone began dancing to the music provided by Don Cox. A variety of music was played including songs from the fifties to the eighties. Most took part in the dancing activity.

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to make the offensive play. The Thun- derthighs, eager to tackle, await in the defensive stand. Down on the line are the Cottonheads ready I Quarterback Maggie Gonzales tries to score six, as she attempts to use the quarterback sneak. Other team members assist her by i V blocking out the defense. ,, Wx i I 3 , I W P w M K A,,, ,, ,.,. , an t t to W g ' .Q , . l 1 t a, 2 ef 2: W '. After a tough game, all ends well, as the two Coaches Michael Moffitt, and Juan Carrizal teams gather for a group shot, while the discuss the next play with Maggie Gonzales coaches,Lynn Coumpy, and Michael Moffitt to try to score six more! end the event with a hand shake. 20 Powder Puff