Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Magic, fun A superstitious day only adds to Prom The car pulls up; a handsome valet opens the door for you. You gracefully step out. The keys are exchanged and your date meets you at the beginning of the carpeted entryway and you both walk to the big glass doors which lead you into “another world , otherwise known as Prom’’. You couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day. The sun was shining and the breeze was mild. You would never have guessed it was Friday the 13th. Dinner was served at 6:30 and the dancing at 8:00 featured music by PAWNZ. The Innsbrook Country Club was decorated elegently with an ice sculpture and floral arrangements. The crowd was full of enthusiasm when they heard who would reign as King and Queen of Prom ’88 — Dave Richardson and Sandi Woodke were happy too! I had a lot of fun, it was a really nice place. I can’t wait ' till next year’s Prom”, said Jody Carlson. Having this traditional event on a Friday night was a first, and even with the hustle and bustle of the day, most people enjoyed the en¬ chantment of the night. Erika Seydel Doesn’t This Look Good? Through a special deal the Junior Class provided the guests, such as Lee Ann Parks and her date, with an enjoyable meal.

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Customs end — It was a hot time in the new way Tradition definitely did not reign this year at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Couples in flashy T-shirts danced to the new-wave music provided by Kyle Weaver and Steve Metz. In past years, couples wore flannel shirts and danced to soft rock and country music. Strobe lights were replaced with an optokinetic projec¬ tor as the main lighting in the Multi- Purpose Room. Projecting a large array of colors against the back wall of the room, it added to the mood of the lively crowd. Getting hitched” had a style all its own as Preacher” Joe Schara conducted the ceremonies. Schara commented, “I don’t know why they picked me; they just did. Traditionally a teacher has been j volunteered for the job. Toward the end of the evening, I chaperones, as well as students joined in some old-fashioned fun dancing to songs like “The Wander¬ er” by Dion, a favorite of Dr. Lue- kens. From the dance, couples went on to various restaurants to con¬ tinue tradition — eating and hav- | ing fun. | Erin McCracken Relaxing Sitting out a dance, couples Jim Majadak and Ericka Burt, Christine Smith and Brian Castle take time to become closer. Dying of Thirst After a long night of dancing, the Sadies cool off with some re¬ freshments provided by the Junior Class.

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Can I Have This Dance? Crowned King and Queen of the Prom, David Richardson and Sandi Woodke danced the traditional court dance. Play it Again, Sam? Making a great impression at last year ' s Prom, PAWNS was invited back for this year to provide musi- fe cal entertainment.