Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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edk dono- lf sTudenTs should we I ThoughT , louT There could do ' M23 sToT- The donce idn'T reolly Q did breok sTeps well, red. CDeb- 5 4 fwfr I w i 9' l if f'Wanna see my new shoes? -lvlo- rie Wolff 0105. Also pioTured: Tricio Kruessel C95 ond Kelly VVhiTe MOD. I'm down ond ouT becouse I hurT my fooT during The doncef' - Sol- lie Edwords Clip. Slow dancing ore Jeff Mueller MOD ond KrisTen Micholevich QHozeI- wood Juniorp. hi hope my boyfriend doesn'T see me. -Kelly Koerner MOD. Also pic- Tured John MeTz U21 ond Phil Pie- Troburgo MOD. , Don'T worry, iT won'T fdll off. - Tim Kilz MOD. Also picTured Kelly Koerner QlOj.A Taking a break ore Kenny BenneTT Q91 Jeff PoinTer fAquindsQ, Bob Ken- ny CAquinosQ, Tim Lorson QPrep NorThj ond Bill Morsholl QOQ, Jonudry Jom 23

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AFTERHOURS HAWK l l End of semester crazies Breaking highlights January Jam JusT when iT seems ThaT The firsT semesTer crazies have hiT, finals fly by and sTudenTs are more Than ready To geT away from all The books, homework, and sTudying. This is when January Jam comes in. The Jam is an in- formal dance sponsored by STudenT Council, which is in iTs fourTh year. TickeTs were sold for 32.50 and music was provided by Tony Tocco, a local disc jockey who has been The D.J. for all of The Jams. l l I knew l should have worn heels TonighT Kim Egger Qllj. Also pic- Tured' Ed Rassenfoss QHazelwood EasT '82j. Sophomore Darryl Green break dances aT January Jam. The dance Siyle became so popular ThaT some sTudenTs pracTiced iT daily in The QYVTT during lunch, 24 anuarv Jam Jackie Tinker C423 com- menTed ThaT January Jam is a good Time To be wiTh friends, To have a blasT and relax aT The end of The se- mesTer. Don Dwyer M25 said, ul en- joy iT because iT is a Time for everyone To go To The dance. He suggesTed ThaT They could be improved by having Them lasT longer. One of The differences be- Tween January Jam from any oTher dance is ThaT hav- ing a daTe is noT necessary. The majoriTy of The people There go wiTh a group of friends. LeeAnn Smifh M25 said This was one of The Things she enjoyed The mosT abouT The dance. l waiTed unTil The day of The dance To buy my TickeT: iT wasn'T someThing ThaT had To be planned ahead of Time. Lynn JohnsTon QQQ, wasn'T sure whaT To expecT from The dance. l didn'T know whaT was going To be hap- pening buT l liked being wiTh friends. One of The eye-caTchers aT The dance was break danc- ing ThaT a loT of sTudenTs were doing or, should we say, Trying To do. ul ThoughT iT was really neaT, buT There is no way ThaT l could do ThaT, Don Dwyer U25 sTaT- ed. Since The Tone of The dance was informal, iT didn'T really maTTer if sTudenTs did break dancing or oTher sTeps well, no one really cared. fDeb- bie Dornfeldj l l

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X.-5 - AFTERHOURS HAWK I 1 i r i i l 24 Prom I Prom Court: 'Looks like vve,ve made it' Z 1984 Prom Court . . . Bruce Killough 025, Susie Tiernon 025, George Weingoerlner 045, Cindy Boussod Junlor Mold Cindy Boussod ond es- corl George Weingoerlner. Cf Q 045, Kevin Tole 025, Groce Goin 025, Rob Troupmon 045, Sleph- onie Dinwiddie 045, Kelly Sondefur Junlor Mold Michelle Mellon ond escorl Bobby Thompson. Senior Maid Susie Tierndn ond es- corl Bruce Killough. lf' Ia U9 9 f ' .. ZZWMM 045, Brod Welzler 045, Michelle Mellon 0 45, Bobby Thompson 0 45, Cindy Schneider 025, ond Kreg Junlor Mold Kelly Sondefur ond es- corl Brod Weizler. 1 Junior Bobby Thompson escorts soon-To-be-queen Siephonie Din- widdie To The gozebo, Reid 025. The court poses during coronolion ol PipefiTTer's l-loll. Senior Mold Cindy Schneider ond escon' Kreg Reid. Stephanie Dlnwlddle reocls To The rnomeni her nome is onnounced os The 49811 Prom Queen, .f