North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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M v4,. .AN v,,A? . f ' M Zz? yCV.Z I eh THA T15 WHATFRIENDS ARE FOR- Seniors Steve Priddle and Kristin Breeding take time out to pose for a picture. AND WE DANCED- D..l. John Borne played a wide varietyof music keep- ing the dance floor crowded all night. Slowing it down for a bit, the crowd dances to The Greatest Love of All by Whitney Houston. ROYALTY GIFTS- Getting ready to present the candidates with their gifts of recognition, Junior Sabrena McClellan, Senior Eugene Urbina and Dr. Anderson sort the flowers and gifts. Prom Tower 86

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Dalke 6 , . , ust for cz Moment Ffelds crowned chosen as theme royalty Like the theme 'Just for a Moment' students entered the storybook like at- mosphere to spend a few special moments with friends at prom. Dressed in formal attire, students entered Century ll to find a stone walk and drawbridge leading to the dance floor. Pink and silver balloons along with silver streamers decorated the balcony. On each table there was a tiny glass slipper along with a swan filled with pink and white flowers. D..l. John Borne played a wide variety of music. Most of the music came from the Top 40 with music from the 50's and the country charts mixed in. Halfway through prom the lights were turned up and the candidates were in- troduced. Candidates for Prince included, Chris Shaw, Brent Allred, Mike Philips, Doug May, Mike Mason, and Todd Frai- pont. Princess Candidates were Melissa .. ..,, ,W -.,,W,W1.,,,.,,,,.wff,.,,,W4fMff.v,,,, X , .. Frazier, Shannon Moore, Angie Landers, April Condit, Wendy Weatherson, Lisa Allen. King Candidates were Kenny Fields, Steve Williams, Brian Nitcher, Mark McCor- mick, Mike Crosby, Grant Cooper. Queen Candidates were Susie Nieman, Lisa Oswald, Lisa Klaassen, MaryBeth Dalke, Kristin Breeding, and Stephanie Solis. Brent Allred and Shannon Moore were crowned Prince and Princess. Kenny Fields and MaryBeth Dalke were crowned King and Queen. As they danced to I miss you by Klymax, others soon followed. Once again the dance floor was crowded as students continued what they had come for which was to have fun and make lasting memories with friends. It was so much fun. 1t's something 1'Il never forget. My senior prom is the best prom I've gone to! commented Kristen Breeding. - Angela Brown ff!! ONE LAST DANCE- When the candidates were crowned the crowd once again moved out to the dance floor to join in on the slow dance. WINNING SMILE- After being crowned King and Queen, Kenny Fields and Mary Beth Dalke lead the traditional royalty dance to I Miss You by Klymaxx. Prom Tower 86

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Old maids 6 . , . rsenic, Old Lace Claim 12 lives' their nephew first play of year also claims I2 UWELCOME! Would you like an elderberry jam cookie or a glass of apple cider? , was the greeting from the Brewster ,sisters as the all school cast production, Arsenic and Old Lace began. The perfor- -mance was given on November 14 and 16. I was a little apprehensive about play- ing an older person. I enjoyed the part of Abby Brewster. She's the kind of old lady I'd like to grow up to be, said Brockie Harvey, senior. The sisters killed 12 old, unfortunate, lonesome people by way of the perfect mix- ture of arsenic, cyanide, and strictnine. They put this mixture into their elderberry wine and used the wine as a celebration drink with their new renter. Everytime the old women murdered another one of their victims they would tell Teddy iChris Con- nerl, who thougt he was President Teddy Roosevelt, There has been another yellow fever victim and we need another lock dug in Panama. Teddy would then go to the cellar and dig a trench in which to bury the corpse. The twist of this play that was written by .Ioseph Kesselring in 1940, was when the upsycopathic killer nephew JonathanlMatt Conradl and his accomplice, Dr. Einstien QT ed .lonesj showed up at the house. Meanwhile, the other nephew, Mortimer Brewster iKy Kargj who had proposed mar- riage to Elaine Harper lAnna McDonaldj, found the body of Mr. Hoskins. He asked his aunts about the dead man, showed his aunts the body, and broke his engagement to Elaine. Mortimer thought that mental il- lness was inherited after he found out that his aunts were crazy. Later, when the police arrived to take away Jonathan, Dr. Einstein sneaked away unnoticed. The two sisters would not let the Happydale Mental Hospital take Teddy, unless they could go also. They did not want to be separated from him. The sisters signed the committment papers and got their way, but before they left they told Mortimer the truth about his family. He was adopted. When he heard this, he turned to Elaine and shouted Elaine did you hear? we can get married, I 'm a bastard! - Cheryl Smith ,ff 'W' .4-9' THE TORTURE SCENE- Anticipating Mortimer's pain, Jonathon and Dr. Einstein iT ed Jonesl wait for the first screams of agony from Mortimer, LETS HAVE A TALK- Reverend Dr. Harper lBill Welchj and Abby Brewster fBrockie Harveyl discuss the upcoming marriage of the two lovebirds, Mortimer and Elaine, as Teddy fChris Connerl reads the paper, ENJOYING IT FOR NOW- Hearing the news of the newly dug grave Jonathon's fMatt Conradl cynical laughter reveals his devilish personalityf Plays Tower 86