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BEST BODY: Michon Appnll and Rick Armstrong
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SHINE THE SPOTLIGHT ON SOUTH SENIORS MOST TALKATIVE: Kathy Minahan and Chris Haner BEST PERSONALITY: Laura Watson and Greg Boerdmg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Wendy Miton and Phil Kleavorn BIGGEST SPACE: Suzette Engert and Tom Kuty :- ' i ' ; -O • • 4 •- - ■ ' 4 •1 ' •• ' ' fi ' ■ ' ■ ■ HIHII IIH ' m - w ' • •■ u n C B i. ' «r r B ' u »- L 1 SHYEST: lennifer Lind and Matt Hartshorn PRETTIEST EYES: Molly Baringer and Greg Haley
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WE ' VE GOT TONIGHT Left to Right: Prom Court; Steve Wyche, Lesli Wirtel, Steve Re.dy, Carol Puncelh, F ]. Schue, Sher. Weiler, Tracy Rappold Greg Haley R,ta Maybry Scott Benson, Christie Cramer, John Olivarri, Kim Vanover, Kirk Anderson. ' y ' ' Hours, weeks of anxious preparation choosing the right dress, ordering hixedos. Prom began at 6:00 p.m. on Satur- day, May 21, with couples gathering at the Missouri Athletic Club. About 470 students attended prom where Tracy Rappold and Greg Haley were crowned Queen and King. Candidates for prom queen were Sheri Weiler, Tracy Rappold, and Chris- tie Cramer. Prom king candidates and their escorts were Kim Vanover with Kirk Anderson, and Lesli Wirtel with Steve Wyche. Coronation was delayed because of a state track meet, and finally took place around 10:30 p.m. Tickets were $25 per couple for seniors and $28 per couple for juniors. The sponsors for prom were Mrs. Loie Reihl and Mr. Robert Walton. The junior class raised money by selling pizza, refreshments at a debate tournament held at South this year, concessions at the Homecoming game, carnations, lolli- pops, and by sponsoring the Valentines Day dance. With all their hard work and effort, the junior class ended up raising approximately $4,500 for prom. The band Stash, entertained all who attended. The dance floor was packed almost all night, with a variety of slow and fast-paced songs. The theme song was We ' ve Got Tonight by Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton. For once the dance was the best part, but the parties were a bummer because everyone kept getting kicked out. My date was the greatest! commented senior Allison Pelafos. I thoroughly enjoyed prom. 1 felt it was one of the best dances 1 have ever been to. 1 think the MAC was a very good place to hold prom and I will attend next years prom, reflect- ed junior Brian Hale. The prom turned out to be a complete success and the memories will last forever.
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