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

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Charlotte Sons Byron Craig and Michelle Thomas Winfred Moore and Stephanie Cornett Melinda Bryant Tim Smith and Sis Back Scott Halsey and Kim Henry We All Need Somebody to Lean On 24 Prom 1987

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 What would a prom be without crepe paper and balloons? That's what the junior class thought until they saw how much work went into decorating for a prom. The seniors last dance turned out to be a very tear-filled experience. Mr. James D. Trimble, Principal, crowned the Prom King and Queen and Prince and Princess. The 1987 Prom King was Oscar Brewer. The Prom Queen was Missy Adkins. The 1987 Prince and Princess were Sam Silliams and Jami Trimble. The juniors and seniors watched the King and Queen and Prince and Princess dance to the first song. The song was 'Love You Down. After they danced, they waited in line to get their pictures taken. Then, everyone danced and ate until eleven o'clock. The last dance of the night was dedicated to all the seniors. It was Never Say Good-bye by Bon Jovi. The prom was then over, and everyone left and went to parties! Pete Peck wasn't the only one having fun! Prom 1987 23

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Class Ring Fanatics With this ring, I thee wed! Waiting patiently! Are we allowed to wear them? Melissa Clifford asks Kim Henry anxiously. ftv i L k : Ooh! I love this country! This class ring is a legal weapon! Says Macho Man Joe Back. May 7 was a day of overwhelming excitement for the graduating class of '88—the long-awaited day when Mr. Rivard, a Balfour representative, brought class rings belonging to the class of '88. The ring party was held during 7th period in the new part of the cafeteria. Potato chips and pop were donated to the Junior Class by the local Piggly Wiggly. As soon as the rings were passed out, the turning began. The goal was to turn each class ring 88 times by 88 different people to bring them good luck. The party ended when everyone gathered in the gym to decorate for the prom. Ring party 25