Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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Prom '78: 'You 'cYou Light Up My Life was the theme of the 1977- 7 8 Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was May 6 and for the second consecutive year was at the Gold Buffet. 7 Students listened attentively as Tammy Ridge, senior, sang NYou Light Up My Life and We've Only Just Be- gunf' As the night rolled on, participants danced to the sounds of U.S. Arrivalf, Another highlight of the evening was posing with one's date astphotographers from Haub Studio took pic- tures. Many hours of planning were spent in preparation for this good-bye seniors event, sponsored by the junior class. The turnout was good and many students comment- ed on the outstanding service and music that was provid- ed. 3 ,JSF 1 s .X of Af is Lig asm, 1. Befc with 2. Befc Wait 3. The 4. Sher 5. Way ing. 6. Afte the 7. Mr. I

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y 1 JU 1977- For the senior, lst Be- po the th ik pic- ion for or rmment- provid- Light p M Li e' WNW We 1. JMS X , 5 30.5 Q X X X E - fi , A.. .isa A ry.. vs s r x X' X ir , 5 7 1. Before finding a table Cheryl Stroud and Terri Keith talk with friends. 2. Before dinner Doug Oberweather, Denise Cooper, and Sandie Waite share a few laughs. 3. The Gold Buffet provided a spacious room for the Prom. 4. Shere Sipes iinds her dinner partners to be amuzing. 5. Wayne Wellman and Cherie Frazier share an enjoyable even- mg. 6. After an enjoyable meal Steve Hill and Laura Ward head for the dance floor. 7. Mr. Tom Flint anxiously awaits the carving ofthe ham. swris 1 6