North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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A ::1'1 i 1 1 'lie g. A niigtiit skit' i by lfenise S ill 'li'-111.5 ot itiri xrl-i tlfqr . , iriigl ttif- flterii e ii. .11 t l Cluiys wat-'li tis their :laws tnrm fi -'liizius line. Courageous young men in tuxedos, and their dates dressed in fashionable ruttles gathered at the Elk's Club, on May lil, think- ing HWe've Got Tonight! Mr. Steve Schroeder and Mr. Harlan Van- dervinne were the organizers ot the l983 Prom, with a lot ot help trom committee members Michelle Masterson, Sheila Keppy, Vicki Wilson, Beth Tank, Beth Lang, and Shellie Elliott. Mrs. Marilyn Parks, and committee, planned and set up the decorations tor the dance. Light blue and white streamers were draped trom the ceiling and met bundles ot matching balloons and stars. Brandy snitters with blue tloating carnations and vases con- taining blue and white roses served as centerpieces. Catered by the Elk's Club, biteesized sand' wiches were available along with punch and pop to be served in l9 oz. glasses exhibiting the schools crest and the dance theme. Music was provided by the 8'Y1'1dT1 bdfld, UCn The Horizon. Trains ot dancers, the bunny hop, and Mike Carnpana changing into a pair ot shorts are reminders ot the tun that was had by those enjoying the music. Pictures were taken by Mr. Rob Pontarelli, with a tan-backed wicker chair positioned in tront ot a sunset backdrop. lUNlOR,i'SENlOP PROM Q