Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Part Two: Prom Partying Spurs Energy, Seniors Go and Go All Night Funniest thing I ever took part in. No it wasn't the Eddie Murphy concert, no, it wasn’t Coach Varian’s American Trivia class. It was the one. the only Pflugerville Prom. First, let’s discuss the band. These guys were good. You know you’re in for a good time when the band takes a break and that’s when you start danc- ing. Examples of this band’s expertise are these: A violin version of “Sex-O- Matic” and of course the lead singer (Who was male) butchering “Girls Just Want To Have Fun.“We won’t even talk about the Micheal Jackson Imitation. Those of you who missed the prom missed a riot. Next, we have wardrobe. Most of the guys dressed relatively well but some were particularly conspicuous. One of these GQ gentlemen was Buddy Schwab. Schwab’s attire consisted of tuxedo, top hat, cane and of course, Vans. I looked in the mirror and was ashamed of myself. Another dapper esquire attending our prom was Alan Monzingo. Monzingo seemed quite average until you noticed that special touch. Nikes without socks. Personal- ly, I thoroughly enjoyed this array especially the grass stains. Next time I go shopping for clothes these guys are coming with me. The last occurrence of the prom that I would like to mention is Larry Cun- ningham’s singing. This was very upset ting to me. Up until then everything that happened had been absolutely mirth-provoking, but Larry’s version of “Lord it’s hard to be humble” (somehow the song seems ironic) was halfway decent. You may wonder why I think his performance was good. Two reasons 1) who can’t sing “Lord it’s hard to be humble,” 2) next to the band we had, anything sounds good. Cunningham ruined a perfect evening of comedy. In conclusion, and in all seriousness, I had a good time at the prom. I know my sense of humor might be slightly biting but I mean no harm. Besides I couldn’t have done any better. by Stuart Spoonemore First row: Alan Monzingo. Ronnie Kinsey. Buddy Schwab Second row: Robbie Ringstaff, Blake Tolleson, Greg Davis. Nathen Jensen. Wade Acord. Third row: Jimmy Barker. Stuart Spoonmore. Phillip Kuehner. Steve Mcrka. Bruce Stiles and lorren Mott gather around to pose for a picture together at the South Plaza Hotel in Austin at the Junior-Senior Prom on Saturday May 11th.

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 Trey Meeks, Pam Furr. Rebecca Langenfeld. Lorren Mott. Carrie Spates. Jill Young and Kathleen Kimmins nervously wait in line to ride the Cliffhanger. Early in the day the line to the Cliffhanger was still reasonably short. Cathy Cheatham refused to ride it. so she waited patiently outside for her friends. I As the day wore on. lines got longer. Jennifer Johnson and Karen Davis wanted to experience the Cliffhanger so they waited and waited. The Spinnaker starts you out horizontally and ends up spinning you ver- ticlaly head over head. Leslie Kaiser. Kendra Bounds. Nathan Jensen. Steve Means and Paul Beck were discovered waiting for the bus at 12:45 a.m. Craig Wylie won the bear for Kendra. She used it as a pillow on the way home. SENIOR TRIP 131

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Joanna Balandran. Greg Phillips. George Salvans and Edith Martinez mull around the hotel lobby waiting to get their photographs taken. Katy McCoy and Cathy Cheatham discuss the prom scoop with Susan Tanner. Franklin Stiba in back checks with William Lorfing. above: Ray Shelton from Crockett High School joined by Laura Shelton for the prom, below Lisa Barrick and date watch the band. above: l he band plays slow music below lett: uana Clanton and Steve Scott attempt a waltz Kay Weidner shows her approval below right: Mr and Mrs. Artz and Ms. Hodge observe Karen Davis. Theron Davis, and Darren Taylor pose for Ms. Arnold's roving camera.