Owensboro High School - Owensboroan Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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if n 135 - ... ' . r pass' f f . f K. l 5 ,f . ' .pf . .-f 'N ' . . ff 41-.I , A , 45' A, J of e xv, -xx r ,.. e K v f , If Q' , -6' f The entrance to the prom put Marvin Jump and his date red carpet and were announced as a hostess led them to Robin Johnson in the spotlight. Each couple entered on their seats. A roximatel 500 students attended the rom at the Executive Inn. A date This marked the first time in recent years that the prom has not been PP y P ' slow down in the music provided students with a chance to relax with their held at the Sportscenter. 1 1 Carol Smith and her date Allen Chase receive instructions from pho- tographer Charles Manion on their prom picture. gy ' KJ, ,,,, 2 Prom!

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' Hallelujah, a band from Nashville, provided the of P1'ai59 fl'0m Students f01' their musical C0l'1ffibU' The music gave Junior Qesla Tu ner music for the prom. The musical group drew a lot U00 to the 1975 Pf0m- a chance to express her e An Cpening Night Atmosphere Filled The Air At Prom A spotlight and red carpet led the students to Opening Night in Holloywood at the Junior-Senior prom on May 5. The prom was held at the Executive Inn-Rivermont for the first time, departing from the traditional Sportscenter setting. A The decorations all pertained to Hollywood and the mov- ies as students drove up to the entrance of the Executive Inn- Rivermont, a marquee shown brightly announcing Open- ing Night in Hollywood. Inside, one eight foot tall Oscar stood on each side of the stage. A giant size movie reel covered one wall, while silent movies were shown on another wall. Photographs of movie personalities on silver stars hung from the ceiling. The tables were decorated with top hat, gloves, cane and a long stem rose. Ten sophomores dressed in tux, top hats and canes served as hostesses for the prom. The hostesses jobs ranged from handling out programs to serving refreshments. The punch was served in champagne glasses to keep in tune with the theme. Hallelujah provided the music for the prom. During a band break, Seniors Robbie Holder and Tom Roy per- formed. Robbie sang two songs, one he composed, while Tom accompanied him on the viola. The Junior class, with the help of co-sponsors Whaylon Coleman and Leslie Barnhart, produced 0pening Night in Hollywood. - By Marsha Tanner 32 Prom gets down to the music. Prom hostesses were dressed in tux tails to represent the Hollywood style. The hostesses were fstanding e, Angel Gray, Rfibin Gabberi, Kathy Payne, s, Klcnee mgj Dana Ralph, Tammy Howel Rhonda Stallings, Lily Stogner and Kathy Conder. W -Tai-T 'LS-'R' 41,-Ri

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Reigning R0 alfy First Homecoming King In OHS History Reigns With Queen The tradition of crowning only a Homecoming Queen was broken in 1978 as Cully Nelson and Dee Dee James became the first Homecoming King and Queen. Cully and Dee Dee were crowned during halftime of the OHS-Hopkins- ville game. Runners-up to the queen were Shawn Watson, Stacy Sturgeon and Jackie Mayfield. The King finalists were Phil Hy- land, Sonny Jackson and Kelly Beau- champ. Tom Roy and Karen Harl were cho- sen Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae to reign at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Daisy chased Abner during half-time of the OHS-Henderson County game on Oct. 7. Susan Shacklett was crowned 1977 Homecoming Football Person, She was honored during halftime of the OHS-Lexington Tates Creek game on Oct. 21. Runners-up included: Dee Dee James, Jackie Mayfield and Lori Westerfield. December gave teachers the chance to be honored. Tom Kurz and Ethel McKinney were chosen Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus at the annual Christmas dance on Dec. 10. Mr. Kurz is a government teacher and sponsor of the 11-12 Center Student Council. Miss McKinney is a Business Educa- tion teacher at the 11-12 Center. February brought the crowning of a Valentine King and Queen. Cindy Hill and Thomas Johnson received more pennies than other nominees, winning them the honor of Home- coming Valentine King and Queen. There was no Valentine Dance this year so the King and Queen were crowned during halftime of the OHS- Daviess County basketball game on Feb. 14. - Marsha Tanner 34fK1ngs And Queens Cully Nelson and Dee Dee james were named as the school's history. The King was added to the the first homecoming basketball king and queen in homecoming royalty by the Student Council. Susan Shacklett reigned over the football home- fleftj crowned the football queen. He was assisted coming. She was escorted to her court by Tim by Student Council Vice President Kathy Kunau. Freshwater. Senior Class President Terry Prater