Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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Junior Niel Nielsen hangs streamers to add to the decorations of prom. Junior Tina Barkus helps decorate for prom by tying the balloons together. Crowned king and queen at the 1988 Prom were Seniors Jamie Clark and Caroline Olson. Prom 25

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 The Rumbles perform at Knights of Columbus Jamie And Caroline Crowned The 1988 Junior Senior Prom was held at the Knights of Columbus in Bellevue on Sat., May 15. The juniors worked hard all year long to raise money for prom. The banquet be- gan at 7 p.m., during which Junior Class President Shelly Toman read the senior class prophecy, and Senior Class Presi- dent Dave Klanecky read several senior wills. After the banquet, the students got down and boogied to the sounds of the live band, “The Rumbles.” Then everyone took a break from danc- ing and watched the prom servers do a dance to “Fantasy” by Aldo Nova and a skit satirizing several seniors. Sophomore prom servers were Tina Cahalane, Heather Hoffman, Shelley Zweibahmer, Charity Abercrombie, Bryna Krauth, Jenny Church, Laurie Bresnahan, Roxanne Wiles, Jeff Henry, Joe Ulrich, Roger Reichart, Kerry Carpenter, John Horn, Jeff Sautter, David Rohan and Ja- mie Hudson. Then came the moment everyone was waiting for, when Jamie Clark and Caro- line Olson were crowned king and queen. Prince and princess were Chad Hart and Therese Farth. Junior attendants were Jim Thompson and Marie Humphrey. Senior king candidates were Troy Fer- dig, Dave Peters and Dave Klanecky. Queen candidates were Kelly Ogle, April Beasley and Roxi Bradway. Junior royalty candidates were Michelle Settje, Tina Beckwith', Shelly Toman, Tina Barkus, Mike Mossey, Niel Nielsen, Jon Heigl, and Steve Fornoff. The theme for the 1988 Junior Senior Prom was “Just Between You and Me by April Wine, and decorations were done in metallic silver, dusty rose and sapphire blue.

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Students celebrate straight with M A S H After Prom In Korea? A replica from M A S H was placed in the gym so nobody would feel away from home. All photos were taken by Ric Carlson of Plattsmouth Photography. 26 After Prom Attention, attention all personnel ..was commonly heard after school during the week before prom to advertise this year’s After-Prom. This year the theme was M A S H 4077. To support the theme students were encouraged to buy army shirts to wear or bring their own. Upon arrival before the 1:30 a.m. dead- line and after signing in, each student was issued his or her own set of dog tags and a visa. To enter, one must have first com- pleted a basic training obstacle course. Once inside there was much to do. Ca- sino style games were everywhere, rang- ing from blackjack to craps. Other various carnival games were also available. At 3:00 a.m. a basketball game was held between the students and the adults. After all this excitement, there was a large variety of food at the mess hall. After eating, students could enjoy dancing. In the beginning there was a live band, then Steve Warga took over with Music Spectrum. Throughout the morning, prizes were given away by Tom Kappas, who was impersonating “Hawkeye” from M’A S H. As the end of the morning neared, stu- dents began counting their earnings for the big auction. Mr. Kappas ran the auc- tion by taking bids on such prizes as ra- dios to televisions. After it was all over, most students felt that it was very worthwhile.