La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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 Starry Starry Night Sets Aura for G.R. Formal On the night of February 26, 1977, Girls Reserves held their annual formal. Many months in advance, club members worked diligently in order to be eligible to go to the dance with the guy of their choice. As each of the 175 couples entered the dance through a huge walk-through star, president Sandy Kelsy and vice-president Denise Haferkamp greeted them. Blue and silver were selected as the G.R. formal colors which complimented the theme, Starry Starry Night. Adding to the theme were hanging stars picturing an outdoor setting. As always, the climax of the formal was the crowning of the G.R. Queens. Queens were chosen by cabinet members based on the girls' outstanding involvement and support of the club. Senior Queen, Brenda Euler, was escorted by Scott Bell and Richard Tuck, respectively. Sophomore Pat Hiler, escorted by Doug Trottier, was chosen as the princess of the G.R. formal. The combination of drastic weather conditions and the fuel shortage postponed the G.R. formal from January 29 to February 26 and also changed the band that provided the music for G.R. couples. Despite the many changes that had to be made, the G.R. formal setting helped to make all the long hours of work and planning well worth it to virtually everyone involved. G.R. Formal — 27

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1. Janet Anderson. Randy Doorman, Jamie Wireman and Jim Seogers find time to chat during G.R. festivities. 2. L to R: Senior Queen Brenda Euler, escorted by Bob Bristol. Junior Queens Debt Stephani and Jacque Aaron escorted by Scott Bell and Rich Tuck reign over the G.R. formal. 3. Lori Mills, Brian Richardson, Diana West, and Randy Miller take time to relax during the three-hour formal. 4. Denise Snyder and Jeff Lambert pose for their formal G.R. picture. S. Junior cabinet member Becky Osborn crowns Brenda Euler as senior G.R. queen. 6. G.R. couples gather in the halls for conversation. 7. G.R. member Lori Dilloway and her escort Rennis Kuia find time to be alone. 8. Long hours of planning and work arc displayed by the decorations. 9. G.R. couples dance to the music provided by a local band. 26 — G.R. Formol

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 Dreams Over the Rainbow . . . On the beautiful night of May 14, 1977 in the Civic Auditorium, 250 couples attended the Junior-Senior Prom enjoying ’’Dreams Over the Rainbow. ’’ People filled the auditorium to watch as Marcia Wampler was named the 1977 Prom Queen. Andrea Nixon presented Marcia with the traditional bouquet of long stemmed red roses followed by Jim Browder crowning the Queen with the aid of crown bearer, Bobby Peterson. Miss Wampler’s court consisted of Patsy Gutmann, Mari Lemberis, Tricia O'Neal, Shawn St. Clair, Sue Tarnow and Linda Bunce. Prom couples enjoyed dancing to music provided by ” Three Penny Opera” while the lights played off the revolving mirrored ceiling sphere. ’’Just Before Dark” also provided music for prom-goers during Post-Prom. The traditional professional pictures that will always serve as a memento of the dreams that came true on the prom night were taken against a background of a fairytale castle. Before returning to the Civic for Post-Prom, couples enjoyed the movie The Way We Were” followed by a Pink Panther cartoon. The beautiful weather kept the couples in high spirits and helped make the annual prom a success. 28 — Prom