Menifee County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Frenchburg, KY)

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Linda Rose and Oscar Brewer, 1st Attendants Angie Lovelace and Tim Smith, 2nd Attendants Martha Back and Robert Brown, 3rd Attendants Missy Adkins and Pete Peck, 4th Attendants Lynn Mays and Dewey Back, Crown Bearers Sherrie Day and Marty Bryant, Bouquet and Sceptre Bearers Melinda Bryant and Robert Kilgore, Gift Bearers Kristie Fannin and Jimmy Trimble, Keepers of the Royal Seal May Day 1987 21

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MAY DAY: STEPPING INTO SPRING Crystal Mayer reigning as queen and Brad Thomas as king The Royal Court is as follows: Kristie Fannin, Marty Bryant, Sherrie Day, Robert Brown, Martha Back, Oscar Brewer, Linda Rose, Crystal Mayer, Brad Thomas, Tim Smith, Angie Lovelace, Pete Peck, Missy Adkins, Dewey Back, Lynn Mays, and Robert Kilgore. Not pictured are Jimmy Trimble and Melinda Bryant. Barbara Roe singing and playing Grandpa Jennifer Rawlins sings Blue Kentucky Girl, while her grandfather, James Rawlins, plays for her. The do was May 1, 1987. The time was 1:30 P.M. Mrs. Brown finally said the magic words, Let the May Day festivities begin! For those in the spotlight, the time had come to show the school what they had achieved in practices during the week. The Grand March was first. Comprised of juniors, Charlotte Sons singing The King Of seniors, and sophomores, the Grand March filed down the Who I Am foul lines. Anthony Lawson ployed the Drum Cadence for the Grand March. Mrs. Howard's third grade then presented the flag as the crowd stood to sing the Star Spangled Banner. The Royal Court then come in couple by couple. The couples were as follows: the Count and Countess of Lilac Time, Mr. Randy Peck, Jr. and Miss Melissa Adkins; the Marquis and Marquessa of the Roses, Mr. Robert Brown and Miss Martha Back; the Duke and Dutchess of Tulip Time, Mr. Tim Smith and Miss Angie Lovelace; the Prince and Princess of Apple Blossom Time, Mr. Oscar Brewer and Miss Linda Rose; Crown Bearers for the King and Queen, Miss Lynn Mays and Mr. Dewey Back; Bouquet Bearer for the Queen, Miss Sherrie Doy; Sceptre Bearer for the King, Mr. Marty Bryant; and the Gift Bearers for the King and Queen, Mr. Robert Kilgore and Miss Melinda Bryant. Then, all at once, cameras flashed left ond right. The King and Queen had entered the spotlight. The King and Queen of the May were Mr. Brad Thomos ond Miss Crystal Mayer. The royal seals were presented by Mr. Jimmy Trimble and Miss Kristie Fannin. The King ond Queen were crowned by Mr. J. D. Trimble, Principal of Menifee County High School. The Grand March then performed the ritual that they perform about that time every year, AND THEY KEPT THE LINE STRAIGHT! Winding the maypole came easy to those who participated. In just a few minutes, the maypole was wound and they were filing out. Barbara Roe then did her own rendition of the Judd's top ten song, Grandpa.Mrs. Combs' first and second grades sang and danced to Sneaky Snake. Following that was Jennifer Rawlins, a fourth grader, singing Blue Kentucky Girl. Mrs. Williams' kindergarten class did a performance of If You're Happy and You Know It. Then Charlotte Sons, a junior, song a gospel ballad entitled The King of Who I Am. Mrs. Thomas' fourth grade did a choral reading called Spring. Then to close out the entertainment, the Bobbie Soxers, consisting of Chorletta Craft, Rhonda Ratliff, Melissa Ginter, and Michelle Perry, did a dance from the 50's. The maypole was unwound, and the recessional took place. What took days of practice had paid off! 20 May Day 1987

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A CHANGE OF HEART OUTRAGEOUS!' That's the only word you could use to describe the 1987 Junior- Senior Prom! The 1987 King and Queen were Oscar Brewer FOOD and DANCING were the main and Missy Adkins. The 1987 Prince and attractions at the prom. For Sis Back, Princess were Sam Williams and Jami Trimble, the main attractions were PIZZA and TIM SMITH! On May 9, 1987, the juniors gave the seniors a prom. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Menifee County gymnasium for the first time in several years. The prom theme was A Change of Heart. It was held from seven o'clock to eleven o'clock. At seven o'clock the prom started when Mrs. Reed, junior sponsor, introduced Charlotte Sons. Charlotte opened the prom with a prayer. Then, Winfred Moore welcomed everyone. After that, Randy Peck, Jr., the Senior Class president, said thanks to the junior class for such a beautiful prom. Next, Jami Trimble and Mindy Botts read the prophecy for the class of 1987. Oscar Brewer and Martha Back then read the senior will. 22 Prom 1987