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Left: Karen Archer, Michelle Log-gins. Lori Looney, and Tracy Travis break away from their dates for a candid. Below left: Resting during a slow song arc Kim Green. Kim Stiefel, Julie Johnson, and Chris Honeycutt. Below: Paige Prince occupies Lanier Hughes as Kristy Knight kisses Brad Kennlngton on the cheek. Senior Prom After two months of painting, drawing, building, and arranging, everything came together to create ‘Tve Had the Time of My Life” — Senior Prom ’88. The theme, named after the popular song from the blockbuster hit Dirty Dancing, was carried out in many ways. Adorning the door was a marquee surrounded by chaser lights announcing the opening of the Raider Theater. “Now Playing” was The Time Of My Life-Starring Seniors ’88.” Inside, this was actually true. A continuous slide show ran all night featuring some of the most memorable times during the seniors four years at Lee. Covering the walls were four murals. 32 feet long by 9 feet wide, one for each of their four years, on which were drawn noteworthy world news, political personalities, and school events. The refreshments included hot buttered popcorn, milk duds, and candy bars in keeping with the movie theme. All of these decorations were almost over- shadowed by the fabulous band Micheal Micheal and the Max. This band from San Antonio kept the over 500 strong crowd dancing until after midnight by playing such popular tunes as “Animal by Def Leppard. “Relax” by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and original songs like “Sex Machine” and “The Bath Song.” “The seniors worked really hard,” praised sponsor Jane McDaniel. We spent many Saturday and Sunday afternoons, as well as working after school. The results were obvious.” Everyone had a blast and most agreed it was everything they wanted prom to be. It was a real party — definitely beyond what I could expect from a normal dance,” said Lance Barbin. Senior Senator Cathy Owens added,“lt meant a lot to me because I worked so hard on the decorations. It’s a night I’ll treasure in my memory forever! ■ Senior Prom 23
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Above: This group seems to be Having the Time of Their Life. Right: Shanna Williams, Lisa Costlllo. and Leslie Kuria think Naughty Girls Need Love. Too. 22 Senior Prom
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l-ance Barbin. David Booth, an Allison Lowry is all broken up about Chris Cooper give Graduation Spencer Forsyth at Graduation. thumbs-up. With diploma in hand, Natalie Roosth takes a step towards the future. Jennifer Chambless and Lanier Hughes can barely stand the excitement of Graduation. Cedric Oliver points Leslie Kuria in the right direction. Kelly Gilliam listens intently to last-minute instructions given by Ms. Chennault. “The Head of the Class” another honor to cap off her four years at Robert E. Lee, that of Valedictorian. This distinction won Bonner many additional awards as well. She will attend Texas Christian University on the M.E Sadler Award, which is a full scholarship of $25,000 for four years. She also received a $300 scholarship given by American Association for University Women, plus she earned the Rotary Award and the English Department award. “Only I can make myself reach the standards I set,” remarked Carlajo on her many achievements. “I set my goals and work as hard as I can to achieve them.” In Bonner’s academic future, she will continue to strive for success as she will double major in computer science and mathematics at TCU. After being “Sophomore of the Year,” National Merit Finalist, Academic De-cathalon member, in Key Club, Jets-Jas, NHS, the Red Raider Band, and Flag Corps, Carlajo Bonner received yet 24 Graduation
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