Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Chad Bixby and Renee Feagin. two ju- nior Prom helpers take time off for a quick dance. The slow dances are always popular for our high school full of romantics. .e iff, .pgs asa: FN Q-, l 2 iff 54' E-- yy 5 x fe Behind The Scenes Extensive work was put into the organization of Promg approximately two months of work was put in by the Prom committee. The committee had a lot of responsibilities, one of which was obtaining donations to use as door prizes. This required the committee members to personally deliver letters of request. Another one of the committee's responsibiliti- es was deciding the theme. Although this was not an easy task, the theme was finally decided on as We've Got Tonight . The Prom committee spent all day decorating for the dance. Helium bal- loons had to be filled and streamers had to be hung. After the decorations were completed, the committee members had little time to clean up and be ready to go when their dates showed up. Mary Hutchinson and Kun Roos start to decorate the Prom nine hours before the dance is scheduled to start. But will they have time to get ready too? PROMX9

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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

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