Grain Valley High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Grain Valley, MO)

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These Are The Best of Times Every proud parent takes pictures of their teenagers and their dates before prom. lulie Llewellyn and Ralph Wheeler pose for lulie's par- ents in front of her house trightj. Going against tradition, seniors prove the individuality by attending prom as a group tbelowl. Ann Amor and Ricardo Burelo were announced prom king and queen in the midst of all the excitement at prom tfar belowj. Tammy Hontz and her date Russell Barnett are having their prom pictures taken by Lyle Ramsey tbottoml. ii l Prom 1982-Many memories were created for many different people. But none will for- get the beautiful surroundings of the Crown Center Hotel in downtown Kansas City. Before seven o'clock on April 17, 1982, stu- dents and their dates began to assemble in one of the banquet rooms of the hotel. The selected dinner consisted of fresh hearts of romaine, breast of chicken, bourguigonne, chef's potato, bouquetierre of vegetables, rolls and butter, charlotte rousse, and coffee, tea, milk, or sanka. After an introduction by Mr. Richard Burns, Larinda Robbins, junior class president, wel- comed everyone to the event. Immediately following was a response' by senior class president, Tommy jones. The long-awaited prophecies of the seniors were then disclosed by Kellee Condra and Dana 'Webb. Michelle Mershon and Robert Apel had come-backs to the prophecies with the senior wills. The prom royalty, which was selected by the members of the junior class were named, Ann Amor and Ricardo Burelo. ' Closing remarks were conducted by Dr. Thomas Hightower and then dancing reigned as the band 'Brandy led students and teach- ers to the dance floor. 64!PROM

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Anyone who drives to prom takes boring measures so their car will be spotless Erik Knudsen is no exception as he diligently works at having a bright, shiny car ffar leftj Before dawning her dress Cheryl Gibson is aided by Becky Talley to help make everything perfect for the upcoming festivities fleftj. -'x rx Xu Every guy who attends prom usually has to buy a new suit or rent a tux- edo. Here, Brian Ratigan is being fitted for a tuxedo by the owner of Town and Country fabovej. The ju- niors of '82 have had quite a few projects that made a big profit. But bake sales are money-making projects that make fast money with little preparation lleftj. PROM PREPARATIONSX63

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Everyone's attention seems to be drawn elsewhere, and it must be bad because Karen Stanfield doesn't want to see any evil fbelowj. Activities Afterward When prom ended at midnight, to most students it meant that the night was still young. Some students -and their dates went off alone while others grouped together to go out for dessert or parties. Either way, all knew it was a night of celebration and that staying out all night was tradition. The senior breakfast was held at 5:00 a,m. in the home economics room. Upon entering the room, busy senior mothers and fathers were found preparing breakfast delights for approximately fifty students and guests. Although some had a hard time keeping their eyes open in the wee hours of the morning, everyone knew there would be no other way to end the occasion. SENIOR BREAKFAST!65