North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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X Photographs of 'The Best of Times' sets theme for junior-Senior Prom As the junior-Senior Prom season roll- ed around, students began the long, nerve-racking search for dates, renting tuxedos, and buying dresses. Students and teachers alike could feel the an- ticipation and excitement building throughout the school. Brian Wendelburg and Louise Miller sts. were voted prom King and Queen. Greg Orth and Gina Moore jrs. were elected prince and princess. unior and Senior class officers with the help of the administration and spon- sors Margaret Crawford and Ruth Muen- chrath got an early start planning the big event of the year. Renting a ballroom hiring the band Tumbling Dice, decorating, publicity, and ticket sales were just some of the tasks which were involved. They also decided on the theme, which was chosen to be The Best of Times. The after party, which was sponsored by parents was held at the Rose Bowl West. There the students bowled and played electronic games from midnight to 4:00 am. The parents prepared and served sloppy joes cakes cookies and potato chips. ' Tbe party gave the students a chance to get together in a casual atmosphere ana' relax aj9er the prom .raid cbaperoner Mr. and Mfr. Willzam Garreltr. ,, v . Prom King and Queen Candidates: Danny Saville, jana Sorrell, Stan Sheldon, Wcndelburg, Denise Lewis, Glenn Rose, Monica George, Prom Prince and Princess Candidates: Gerrie Garcia, Prince Greg Orth, Pam Moore, Andy Montidoro, Missy Porter, Ian jackson. Q22 aa' Prom Queen Louise Miller, King Brian Lyon, Barry Fields, Princess Gina Sharing a romantic moment Lori Dominique and Arthur Orange, sts are caught posing for a picture A t w

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an ' In jest of Roger Hinkle, sr. class president, Mr. Guidry and Mr. johnson don their curly wigs. Taking a different approach to the term western, Seniors Lori Smith and Darin Pmitt show up as the Lone Ranger and his squaw. ,Q , l 4. .fs r , .-rg i..-ag 45 ' 9 K 9 av my , Q . W I lv ' ,f an 'pq-i 01' fu 45- 4 .. K, ' f, ..,,e,, W' err . 'fer' W R V 42 ' 1 r ' 1,EEE- - ' Q 12 Z 7' T ..,. 4. Fi I Dressed in the appropriate attire, Dr. Longhofer v M wx presents awards to various seniors. , A L., I , , 70- x J U I A The smell of barbecued beef and potatoes fills the A ' cafeteria as the juniors serve the seniors their din- , ner. . i XX 4 Senior Celebration 1412113

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4 f , 'S'-iefvisneee ' Y 5.-Ca-T-H W: r,,,Y,L4,. .,, , J fr ,V fin . as -gk' fi. 'Q se, Q. f--it rw f . -N .r 13, X px . X 'A ks. J . x B 'E ' l'-2 As the band takes time out for a break, this group of juniors discuss their plans for when the dance is over. 41 or QQ, is xy, . - Xi r' i ff J , fl' if .5 za , f , J K 5 1 M5535 V ' i Enjoying their last prom, Phil Fisher, Renee Smith, and Michelle Ranich, srs., smile as they reminisce over their school years. A surprise shot catches Mark Hatch, jr., as he is in the act of keeping score during the after-party at Rose Bowl West. W Prom 1223 1?