Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

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he 1985 Iunior-Senior prom, nYou're the In- spiration, was held at the Grand Ballroom in the Marriott. This was a change from the previous three years, when it had been held in the Henry Clay Ballroom at the YWCA in Louisville. There was no special reason for the change; it was just something different, stated junior class President Stacy Sawyer. For dining out before the prom, students mostly chose Louisville restaurants. Sixth Avenue and Kunz's seemed to be the most popular choices. At the prom students enjoyed both fast and slow dance music played by nRose'. Brought back by popular demand, Rose was the band that had played at the 1983 prom. HThere was no comparison between the 1984 prom and this one, commented senior Liz McBride. The band really made the prom. Helping with the crowning were 1984 King and Queen Jared Combs and Leigh Ann Morrow. The 1985 King and Queen, Earl Hodge and Donetta Cox, and their court danced to You're the Inspi- ration after they had received their honors. Comments about the 1985 prom were nearly all favorable. Senior Lori Dean stated, uThis prom was the most fun of the three proms I've been to.

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HEART TRANSPLANTS: In California, Baby Fae lived for 20 days with the heart of a ba- boon. FACE LIFT: Our Lady in the Harbor, The Stat- ue of Liberty, is undergoing a face lift, as well as a body lift. Completion of this work is due in 1986. NOMINATION: Geraldine Ferraro was the first woman to be nominated for the office of vice president. RE-ELECTION: In November 1984, Ronald Reagan was re-elected for a second term as 1 President of the United States. He and George Bush defeated Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro. , : T 4, -..- . -.. MM GAS LEAK: Toxic methyl isocyanate gas I leakage from a Union Carbide insecticide plant .. in Bhopal, India, killed over 2000. 1 DETHRONED: Vanessa Williams became the first , Miss America 09841 to relinquish her title after ex- 1 plicit nude photos of her with another woman ap- 1; peared in Penthouse magazine. 5; DEMONSTRATIONS: Anti-apartheid demonstra- tions concerning South Africa were held all over the country. Even 17-year-old Amy Carter got into the act and was arrested in Washington, DC. CRUSADE: The 32nd WHAS Crusade for Children was able to break the two million dollar mark in May 1985. The $2,331,182 raised was the largest amount ever collected. HURRICANE: On May 25, 1985, a hurricane struck Bangladesh. A possible 40,000 people were suspected dead. BRAWL: During a soccer match in Brussels, Belgium, the Italian and British fans erupted into a free-for-all, killing 38. TORNADOES: Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Ontario were ravaged by tornados on May 31, 1985. The destruction was devastating, and the death count was estimated at over 100. 1 Scene from the McDonald's massacre. 2 President Reagan celebrates his 74th birth- ! day at the White House. 3 Artificial heart recipient William Schroeder eats pizza. 4 Baboon heart recipient Baby F ae lived only 20 days. 5 Geraldine Ferraro, with daugh- ters at her side, makes a speech on the campaign trail. 6 Americans reached out through USA for Africa's We Are the World to feed the children.

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Prom Queen 8: King: Donnetta Cox and Earl Hodge. IA Taking a break from dancing are Mike Coyne, H Shannon Amburgey, David Gibbs, and Stacy Hardin. Couples enjoy dancing to the music of Rosei. Lori Schuler and Tony Walton take to the floor. Roger Williams catches uSaturday Night Fever. Chad Combs, Robyn Keith, Iim Couch, Queen Donnetta Cox, King Earl Hodge, Doug Gray, Annette Whitlow, Aaron Sprinkle, Cathy Grayson, Tony Johnson, Suzie t Prom Court: Cara Fischer, Ed Holtshouser, Lori Dean, E Cortner. Snyder, and Tammy Adams. Vicki Mansdorfer looks on as Jamie Hensley helps Enjoying the buffet are Jo Ann Whitehead, Chris L; . I I Rusty Hall with his drink. r