Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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104 Christmas Dance

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Falcon Brigade decorates varsity basketbail piayer iocl ers in an effort to spread spirit. OoodLucK KX ricossa frflnHl (n Foreign Student Club Co-sponsor Ron Cunningham chats with a visiting Da- nish foreign student during a reception held to introduce the foreign students to Perry faculty and students. Brian Gushing assumes an air of cool nonchalance Vi hiie taking part in the 1979 Roines Fashion Shovj. (pl m Bj BC P 0 i -..d l l 1 ;: Ji ' ] »... 1979-80 Aquamaids: left to right, first row — S. Rosenkoet- ter, J. Meyer, A. Brandes, L. Lumpe, S. Huevel, J. Carr, second row — K. Driskell, B. Pitts, D. Miller, L. Henselmeier, A. Obergfell, K. Kahn, third row — S. Gedig, G. Snider, M. Carroll, L. Burns, T. Freund, M. Trieff, J. Wagner, fourth row — J. Hoffmeyer, T. Shiels, T. Corcoran, C. Wich, K. Wright, J. Raja, D. Brown, T. Knabel Business Students in Action member, Julie Candler learns the intricacies of doll house life. Courtesy of the German Club, the Stratton Mountain Boys entertain the audience with traditional German folk music in the auditorium. German students from schools across the state gathered for the special engagement perfor- mance held at Perry for the second year in a row. Clubs 103

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Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Despite the fact that wishes to let it snow did not come true, the annuai Christmas dance sponsored by Student Council was in- deed a success. Although the snow did not fall outside, the front foyer was transformed into a winter snow scene by a multitude of giant snow flakes suspended from the ceiling. Couples danced to the music of Promise while punch and cookies were provided. In- cluded among the evening ' s activities was a Christmas stocking decoration contest. Win- ners of the contest were Lynette Meek, win- ning first place; Cindy Cline, winning second place; and Jeanne Schultz who won third place. The girls won planters for their efforts and their display of Christmas spirit. Prestige Photographers provided couples with the opportunity to have their pictures tak- en as a remembrance of the evening. As the dance was semi-formal, many cou- ples finished the evening with a dinner at a nice restaurant. The hard work of all who helped really paid off and the high turnout, the atmosphere and spirit of the Christmas season mode the even- ing successful and enjoyable for all con- cerned. The band Promise provides mood music for the Christ- mas dance. Taking time away from dancing, Susan Stewart and Marl Dilo chat with friends in the foyer. In hopes of winning the stocking contest, Cheryl Byrum prepares to enter a Christmas stocking she has made.