Midview High School - Log Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

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Tom Teher, Lori Tolley, Sandy hayslett, Ken Brud, Alison Mosher, and John Lipian enjoy the evening listening to good Rock-n-Roll while at- tempting a kick line. Who knows? Maybe some- day one of these partiers will be doing the same thing in Mew York as one of the Rocketts. Chelee Terence holds on tight to her date in fear that the ‘kick line mania” will rub off on her, too. The Homecoming dance is definitely one of the most pleasurable events of the year. Couples gather with fellow Midview students to spend an evening of gala entertainment in the school's gymnasium. Sometimes a couple needs a little peace and quiet. Sherry Maselsky and Mike Schaefer take a break from the fast-paced action going on inside to get reacquainted with one another in the cool autumn air. Donny And Kim Stephanie Palczer and Deek Martung take a rest after exhausting themselves on the dance floor. They are so tired that they need each other's heads to hold them up! But we should have no fear, for soon they'll be back dancing the night awayl It was a memory that I will always cherish and look back on with a smile ' said Kim Debo, the 1987 Homecoming Queen. Out of a senior class of 260 students, the seniors nominated 10 people for this year's Homecoming king and queen. From those 10 candidates, Don Sanders and Kim Debo were elected by the students and are now the 1987 Homecoming King and Queen. It was an honor that the stu- dent body voted for Don and me, Kim said. Don and Kim made this year's crown- ing a little more special. They are cur- rently boyfriend and girlfriend. A few weeks after Homecoming, they cele- brated two years of going out togeth- er. So, naturally, it was hard to see one being crowned without the other. Don said, As soon as I found out that I was King, all I could think about was that I hope Kim's name is called. That night wouldn't have been special if Kim wasn't next to me. HOMECOMING 25

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Dancing The As soon as the new school year start- ed, Student Council began all the plans for the upcoming Homecoming. After many meetings they chose the theme, Only In My Dreams, the band, The Intruders, and the deco- rations-a color scheme of various shades of purple with white palm trees. After all these details, it was time to sell tickets. The night of the dance, September 26, had the chill of autumn; the leaves were just starting to turn bright reds and yellows. As the couples en- tered the school's main gymnasium, they were greeted by the music of the band and by various faculty and ad- ministration members. During the dance, the Homecoming Night Away Court was presented, after which they danced the Court Dance. Throughout the dance. Creative Images By Rowe took pictures of the couples in the lobby. Walter Rowe showed his cre- ative abilities by having each couple in a slightly different pose than the others. Incredible Inflatables were hired by Mr. Rowe to make a fantastic balloon display for the setting. It fea- tured a purple balloon arc with indi- vidual balloons in the background. The midnight hour struck and the 1987 Homecoming Dance was over. In a few weeks, the Student Council returns to endless meetings for Homecoming '88! Judging from their faces, Kristen Mealy and Marlon ford must be having a good time even though they are back in school on a Saturday night. As long as no tests or term papers are in- volved, it must not be so bad. Midview s Homecoming Court came decked out in their finest on the night of the dance. Each proved to be all smiles as the camera caught them during their shining moment. Af- terwards, all enjoyed dancing to the music pro- vided by The Intruders.' Top Row- Senior King candidates-Marlon ford, Jason Qendics, Don Sanders (King), Ted Bradley, and Scott Acklin. Third Row- Senior Queen candidates- Kristen Mealy, Shirley Cox, Kim Debo (Queen), Randi McCourt, and Tracy Mawke. Second Row escorts-Junior Greg Newman, freshmen Dave Pirro and Bob Sanders, Sophomores Joe Tack- ett and Archie Ochletree. front Row- Junior representative Lori McAlpin, freshman repre- sentatives Debbie Wilson and Jamie Spare, Sophomore representatives Molly forthofer and Kristen Martung. (Missing- Junior repre- sentative Melanie Reynolds and escort Brett Stevanus.) Picture background created by In- credible Inflatibles. 24 STUDENT LIFE

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Dana Trumble looks as If he's feeling a little While Mrs. Sim and Mrs Foster goon break, the ax of executioner Jason Smith, but Tracy Kaz worse for wear this Halloween. office seems to go a little crazy. Sam Spicer and mierczak has a different opinion. Chris Dimock don't seem too worried about the Even Ed Adelsberg and Carl Riccilli take time out from selling tickets for Friday's game to enjoy Hallow- een. Renee Skrovan doesn't seem too scared by the presence of phantom Andy Amspaugh. 26 STUDENT LIFE