Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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FAREWELL CLASS UF 1987 he graduates of 1987 graduated on June 2, at 6:30 in the gymnasium. The services began with the procession- al led by Randall Moulton. Invocation was given by Linh Ngo. Randall Moulton, one of Manual's top students, presented the nclass giftl' which was picnic furniture. The class valedictorians were: Minh Dang, Jeffrey Ludwig, Amy Nash, Linh Ngo, and Melanie Russell. Awards and Remarks were given by Mr. Eric Johnson. Finally, the moment everyone had been waiting for arrived when the Presi- dent of the Board, Mrs. Markley, pre- sented the diplomas. The evening end- ed with the Class of 1987 singing the Manual March Song together for the last time. Hey you guys, is it our turn yet? Manual Singers elegantly sing Like an Eagle . The Class of l987', celebrates their success of coming a graduate of MHS. l 6fGRADUATION

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PRUM IGHT PIZAZZ 'sBradley University Ballroom, I'm not going!', was the reaction of many prospective prom goers. These party- poopers thought that the ballroom wouldn't look nice, or just plain wasn't good enough for them. In spite of the many complaints about the location of Prom, the dance was a success. The DJ,s, Brass Monkey Productions, did a good job with the music, keeping the majority of the people on the dance floor. There were door prizes to be given away and the refreshments were great. Complimentary brandy snifters and balloon bouquets were a big hit. The queen was Monica King and the princess was Jamelle Lilly. The dance was sponsored by the Class of '88. Queen Monica King dances to her dance just after being crowned. Mrs. Tockes and Brass Monkey Productions are ready to announce the 1987 Prom Queen and Princess. Hurry Up! Don't keep us in sus- pense. Barbara Litwiller and Paul Saletzki check out the program upon entering the ballroom. It is so interesting that the dancing will have to wait. 8fPROM i -3