Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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6 PROM City at dusk sets prom scenario In the Air Tonight definitely described the magic felt by all who attended the 1987 Jun- ior-Senior Prom. Formally at- tired couples danced well into the night to the beat of every- thing from slow romantic love songs to head-banging rock classics, orchestrated by NGN DJ's. The decor resembled a large city after dusk, complete with skyscrapers and twinkling stars. Shades of blue, purple, and grey streamers adorned the ceiling, surrounding a mir- I--5--M.. THE ATTRACTIVE QUEEN'S COURT, ap- proaching the throne, in- cludes Qtopt couples Shelly Pullen and Jack Tanselle, Laurie Brown and Doug Hodgdon, Qbot- rored ball. Tables looked en- chanting with their miniature renditions of tall city buildings, glowing during the nighttime. Refreshments were served from the stylish Starlite Bar , with the sophomore servers attired in bartender garb. Comprising the staff of lovely hostesses were Kelly Cook, Kelly Gibbs, Jennifer Johnson, Diane Murphy, Traci Smith, and Denise Tinkle. The evening was capped off with the crowning of Queen Lori Roberts, who was escort- tomj Kristi Smith and Jett McCIaine, Teresa Williams and Bob Beltran, Tammy Powell and David Barnett, and Amy Driesbach and Mike Northrop. ed by an elated Bob Limp. Former reigning 1986 queen, Amy Kincaid, bestowed Miss Roberts with the crown, a doz- en roses, and a jubilant hug. The Oueen's privileged court consisted of Laurie Brown and Doug Hodgdon, Amy Driesbach and Mike Nor- throp, Tammy Powell and Da- vid Barnett, Shelly Pullen and Jack Tanselle, Kristi Smith and Jeff McClaine, and Teresa Wil- liams and Bob Beltran. Ador- able flower girl Brooke Andrew and charming crown bearer Beau Burtner led the proces- sion to the stage An exciting post-prom was hosted by the parents of the juniors and seniors, complete with a rousing slide presenta- tion and talent show. Contes- tants received prizes for vari- ous events such as horse- roping, miniature golf, and running an obstacle course, Even though fatigued from the previous fun-packed evening, many students ventured Sun- day to King's Island, Turkey Run, or other destinations. RELAXING FROM THE RIGOFIS OF DANCING, la- miliar couple Scott Chinn and Michelle Gennaro en- joy the antics ot fellow students before getting up and jamming to some Led Zeppelin.

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'ii n CONTAGIOUS EXCITEMENT radi- ates from the captivating laces ol cheerleading pals Julie Reeves, Krisha Weismiller, Suzi Maines, fade I Amy Driesbach, and Tammy Pow- V ell, as they embrace Clete. 'C W if-I RECOGNIZING coNsTlTuTloNAL RIGHTS set the stage for Mrs. K til, Becky Pitzer's drama class during 5 e1iQ -ej'4,fj - ,-,1 their interpretation ot the Bill ot 5 ' 0 - Rights at the Constitution KSA ' celebration. INTENSE CONCENTRATION inter- spersed with words ot encourage . :F ' ment belitted head coach Dave ,Q 'A ., ts -'WHS we iff T SWS-i3'5 wife? aihagtw-'Q vgatgafvll-'SSS rt 417:36 THEME 5

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