Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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IUNGLE love attracts many couples It was another beautiful May weekend for the prom. After lots of fussing and preparation for the big night, it finally arrived. The theme of J-Hop was “Jungle Love.” The cafete- ria was set up with wild animals, bamboo huts, vines, waterfalls, and many other wilderness ideas. “I thought the theme was great. The backgrounds looked so real. It was really nice seeing how well ev- erything turned out after all the hard work that went into it,” commented Mi- chelle Patton, junior. The band for this even- ing of elegance was “Cen- ter Stage.” They played the whole evening at the dance from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. “The band played some really good songs. I didn’t think they would sing anything 1 knew, but they did a tre- mendous job.” said Lisa Haroff. freshman. Pictures of the couples were taken by Craft Stu- dios from 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The back- ground setting for the pic- tures was a bridge with a night-like sky. Dress styles were end- less. They ranged from short and mini to long and elegant. There were also many different styles of men’s fashion such as tails and pin-striped tuxedos with fun colored bow ties and cumberbuns. “I couldn’t believe all the styles I saw when I got there. People were wearing so many different kinds of dresses that I never even imagined,” mentioned sophomore Lisa Pacetti. The night came and went as usual. The official time the dance ended was 12:30 a.m. For some people the night was just begin- ning, but for others it was time to go home and get some rest for the next day. “We went to Cedar Point the next day. It was a blast. I think we covered about every ride until it started to rain,” commented se- nior Mark Vanderweg. After a long weekend of hardly any sleep, stu- dents got to look for- ward to school the next day. “I think prom would be better if it was a three day weekend because most kids are too tired to go to school the next day,” said Greg Labun. junior. ONE LAST DANCE. Involved DANCING are senior in the music are Lori Cook, ju- Shanda Brankovich and es- nior. and Iason Eslinger. sopho- corl, senior Mike Berry and more. The band selected for the freshman Lisa Haroff. and evening was “Center Stage. seniors Tony Charameda and —A. Albright Kelly O'Dowd. —Craft Studio I-Hop Dance 25

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ADMIRING THE SCENERY are senior Michelle Weberling and her escort Mike Spray. The theme for J-Hop was “Jungle Love. —Craft Studio ALL DECKED OUT. Limo win- ner Paula Smith, far right, takes senior friends Andy Tuck. Jon Boley. Sara Reichert. Andy Por- tinga and his date for a prom night of luxury. The limo was raffled off in school by the jour- nalism department. —A. Albright 24 J-Hop Dance

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 MOVING THE SET are seniors James Dally, Greg Bagi. Kent Smock, and Don Colwell. Set- ting up the stage was very im- portant during class night re- hearsal. —T. Wakenight WORKING THE SOUND sys- tem took a lot of responsibility. Here senior Kurt Haden orga- nizes his notes so he knows ex- actly what to do and when to do it. Kurt was a very important part of class night both prepar- ing for and the show. —T. Wa- kenight 26 Class Night Prep.