Saks High School - Saks Echoes Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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28 Prom '88 Decorating for the prom was on thetoDof the juniors' priority list tor the fhorning of the prom. Due twIBp ipcation of the prom at the Holiday Inn the juniors were not able to begin the actual decorating until 8 o'clock Sat- urday morning. Many weeks be- fore the prom were spent pre- paring what decorations that could be prepared ahead of time. Many juniors could be found with red sore fingers from curl- ing ribbon and tying balloons. Miniature masks were hand- made for each student attending the prom and placed on the wall so that the students could take them home for souvenirs. The junior sponsors worked very hard to see that the prom was the best one yet. The juniors were dedicated to making Mas- querade '88 a very special eve- ning. Many hours of diligent work was put forth and it all paid off when the work was done and the decorations were beautiful. 2 1 — Christi Auffant collects helium balloons to release on the ceiling for a beautiful effect. 2 — Mindy Gearhardt, Ashley Kelley, and Kelly Mount take spe- cial care in their decorating of the refreshments area. 3 — Mrs. Hedgepath, Mrs. Morris, Ms. Eaton, and Mrs. Mountain worked extra hard to put together a great prom. 4 — Kasey Sims and Stacy Smith proudly stand under the display of the prom theme. VMM

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• %» 4 1 — Working together was the key to success for the juniors as displayed here while they work on the archway. 2 — Cathy Zielinski is proof that decorating is fun as she enjoys playing with bal- loons. 3 — Amy Cotton, Rhonda Coleman, and Jonnie Thompson take a break to play with the masks. 4 — Decorating is for everyone as shown by Jason Wergin and Brent Encinias as they plan out where to place the mask. 5 — Decorating was not always fun as displayed by Angie Murray and Kelly Rhodes as they tie balloons with pain stricken fingers. 29