Hanover Central High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Lake, IN)

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BARB CORBETT, and her date from Crown Point High School Matt Callahan, dance at their final prom before graduation. GETTING THEIR prom pictures taken, Renee Wolf and her date were being posed by the photographer for Spasoff Photo Studio. TAKING A BREAK from dancing, sophomore Barry Cummins and his date junior Elise Keilman refresh themselves with a cool soft drink. SENIOR BRET SCHREIBER dances with his date sophomore Penni Canner, the next day Penni and Bret spent the day at Great America. 25 Prom

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LEGANCE AND FLAIR Helped create special memories for a lifetime It was that time again. Time to buy a new dress or rent a tuxedo. It was time for “Put- tin ' On the Ritz. Tails, tuxedos and formal dresses; nothing was too good for the peo- ple who attended the ' 86 prom. Real or silk flowers were purchased for dates f rom a busy florist. So many decisions . . . What color should I wear? How should I wear my hair? How can I get my boyfriend into a purple tux? How can I get my mom to let me stay out all night? Then, April 26 arrived. Dates showed up in time to exchange flowers and com- pliments. Fancy cars drove to Broadmoor Country Club where boys assisted the girls out of the cars (or vice versa) so their clothes wouldn ' t become soiled. After having their elegance recorded on camera, some refreshing punch was re- quired. A meal of breast of chicken over ham, dressing, green beans, salad, bread, baked potato, beets, cottage cheese, and ice cream was served to tne 88 couples that attended. In order to work off the meal, the couples danced to the music Happy Daze. A free cola bar was offered to cool off the thirsty dancers. Another solution to the heat created by the dancing was to venture up to the open deck to cool off or, perhaps, to steal a kiss. Dancing was interrupted by the an- nouncement of prom king and queen, Mark Perfetti ana Linda O ' Dea. People returned to dancing, drinking pop or just being with their dates until the time for the garter ceremony arrived. As it was an- nounced by Mr. Fetty, couples outlined the dance floor with the girl sitting and the guy kneeling. Take it off ' was announced and the guys had a souvenir of the ' 86 prom. As the music slowed and the dancers grew closer together, thoughts turned to post-prom activities. The final number was played and prom sponsors, Mr. Steve Lan- dis and Mrs. Sharon Cataldi, gave gentle BRINGING SOME DIFFERENT excitement to the night, junior Dan Beck entertains the students with his breakdancing ability. 24 Prom hints that the dance should be ending. With souvenirs of prom, glasses and key chains, each couple departed to begin a private celebration all their own. NEWLY ELECTED 1986 prom king and queen Mark Perfetti and Linda O ' Dea dance to the song, Prom Court Dance after they were crowned.

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m SEN OR HUGH LOCKHART SHOWS that everyone has a little animal in them as he por- trays a cat on one of the many Spirit Week