Field Kindley High School - New Direction Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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N :K . Lk X xx -it is V f sei 5 A I s This Prom Page Was Sponsored By Gene and Mary Lou Weeks, parents of senior Julie Weeks , . '3 iiis' 3 f - J v . x ' . . . . ' i5 Just one of the dazzling Prom, senior Julie Weeks and 1987 FKHS gra- fgfQQS'.2E' te Chad McMurry r e XX I if S :L-4. ,gp WF Qi? ggu Q E355 Q Sis? ree is N s X M Q ss? Nw 5? Q 'Se Q ii xl X N, QT SSS 'K SX S fx if wr 4 9 Like junior Vanessa Bardwell, Prom is an event that gives students a J- chance to fun in an elegant way. aww lf With the rest of the Prom audience looking on in admiration, Prom King Brian Foote and Prom Queen Lisa Herrenbruck dance r in the spotlight. A 5 I Juniors Tricia Wright and Bill Troxel danced and danced until Keen- an's took their Prom picture. The duo also spent time with juniors Jason Grooms and Nelson Hare, two Promsters who wore shorts. HY CA T THIS NIGHT GO 181 Prom

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'L Yadre ' I Junior Susie Garrison and senior Jon Sanders visits Padre Island in Texas and plays around in the beachside camival props. Spring Break is a time of sandy beaches and sea breezes for Misty Thompson and Christie Alwood. F.K.l'l.S. sty1ef11

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Vs ,,. , ,,,., Q .N as. m... An elegantly-dressed couple stepped out of their car. They paused for a moment and arranged their clothes. Then, holding hands, they crossed the street and walked into the Shrine barn . . . Prom. It started weeks before the April 25 date. Dates had to be sought, clothes fitted, and dinner ordered. And the tickets, ff: those lovely keychains, had to be bought as well. Prom. Pictures, whether by parents or at the Prom, were taken. Then food became a priority. To some couples this meant McDonald's or Pizza Hut, to others it meant out-of-town and fancy. Prom. Sooner or later everyone ended up at the Shrine Barn and its lights. Inside, the music roared and friends laughed. Couples danced, kissed, and held hands. Prom. Eventually, though, the clock struck midnight and everyone went their own separate ways. Some students went home: some students went to the parties held aftenuards. But some, those romantic few, went for a moonlight walk . . . FCREVER? PRCM 1988 Prom! 19