Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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C Uss 81 The Prom theme welcomed Prom goers to a lovely evening. Sheryl May and Susan Talarek start on an¬ other cherry blossom branch to be hung in the Multi-Purpose Room. K ■

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Jr. ' . Ub SfiVOMRft o Months before the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom, the Juniors and Mr. Su- fana’s art classes started painting the murals to display in the Multi- Purpose Room. One week before the Prom, the Juniors set up the Multi- Purpose Room for the event. The big night of May 9, 1981 began at 8:00 p.m. and ended at 11:00 p.m. They provided many special attractions. A life-size Buddha was created by Mrs. Andershock’s art classes and was on exhibit in the Devils’ Commons. A coat check and sign-in was provided by the Juniors also. Couples were announced as they entered the dance floor. Fortune cookies and vases of flowers set an Oriental mood. Pictures were taken by Spasoff. Each couple received two 8” X 10” and twelve smaller photos. The band, “Stonewood Fox” performed fantastic entertainment. There were refreshments served, and the band played a variety of songs. The theme song was, “The Best of Times” recorded by Styx. One hundred fourteen couples danced, and at 11:30 the post-Prom started with the band “Three’s a Crowd” providing the music. The VFW in Lowell was set up in a carnival atmosphere with hot dogs, beans, salads, chips, relishes, and pop served as refreshments. The post-Prom was organized by mothers of the Junior students. An enjoyable Prom night finally ended too soon at 3:00 a.m. The Buddha greets the couples in the Devils ' Commons. 26 Prom

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John Lindemer signs his date and himself to the 1981 Prom. Pat Kennedy, the Master of Ceremonies, an¬ nounces the next arriving couple. Lisa Offutt happily dances to a faster tempo.