Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Page 27 text:

1 I ' 1-,--'-xr in ' , rf. , --.'1 1' A ki, , Q' I'-ln , , Q . 5 , ,,..w,,,,,,..----- ' r'1f LA xx N ' xmas, if ff A :Au 1 kr is 'AN S s X X M 'f ll

Page 26 text:

' Thi could be the night The Arrowhead Ballroom provided an elegant scenery for the 1986 Senior Prom. Dimmed lights and romantic candles helped to set the mood. Everyone arrived around 8 o'clock. The ladies had on long dresses. The colors were mainly pastels trimmed with lace. The gentlemen had on tuxedoes with tails and matching bowties and cumberbunds. This was the sixth consecutive year for Savanna to be the band and supply the good tunes. The band was a tremendous success as far as participation was concerned. There was never a dull moment out on the dance floor. I feel as though Savanna was a good choice because of the fact that they played a wide variety of music to fit everyone's mood, said Shelly Earley. Throughout the evening, pictures were taken in the lobby by DeCloud Studios. Seniors had various opinions of the prom. It was fun because this was one of the last times we were all togeth- er and had a chance to be ourselves. I wouldn't change the experience for anything! said Debbie Allen. It was more fun than an all-school dance because it was mostly seniors and close friends, added Glenda Knisely. The evening came to a close at about 11 o'clock. The seniors and their dates left with many memories and a good feeling. 22 Prom llennifer Davis, While for the muszc to start, people gather ' hifi at the K way to talk about this exciting t evening. 31 'f' ii ,.

Page 28 text:

,Af ' 7,1 , . 4. figf' V 'Q wi 5 f kr J z Vw , 72'-341, 5, :Sf 345 ff ,Vg '-pri, Q V, 3V 7 G ,s M , , 14 - f, 5