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Prom ... A Night In Heaven Proms come and go, but May 5, 1984 was truly a night in heaven, as suggested by its theme. The Junior class picked Le Fer Hall at St. Mary’s College for the setting. Couples had their pictures taken on a marble staircase surrounded by flowers, then ventured into the hall itself, complete with white pillars and two pianos. Dance music was provided by Mourning Mist. Beth Whitaker was crowned Prom Queen and her attendants were Connie Blackford, Toni Defraites, Lori Dowdy, Kris Kirkman, and Janice Reed. The dance lasted until 12:00, when it was time to change clothes and head for the Racquetball Club. Once here, couples could sign up for racquetball, enjoy the sauna, play volleyball, basketball or ping-pong, dance to WVTS, or just eat and relax. At 4:00, when post-prom was officially over, couples had just enough time to drive home and get a couple hours of sleep before many of them journeyed to Turkey Run to picnic and hike the muddy trails. A special thanks goes to the Junior class for making it a great evening, and a great weekend. The servers and ticket takers are Mike Shew. Michele Timmons, Jana Mischler. Angie Leverett, Susan Heber, Connie Milam, and J.C. Dressier. Mr. and Mrs. Grzech discuss the evening’s events, while Mr. Scheller uses his time to test the cake. A. . j . Beth Whitaker is crowned Prom Queen by her date, John Wayne Buker.
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Junior class President Kelly Hinton announces the queen candidates.
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And The Winner Is . . . Cindy Stevens receives the Student Council's award for Most Athletic Girl. The Tri Kappa Scholarship is awarded to Senior Misty Roskovensky. As Co-editor of the Wildcat, Jeri Mischler is the recipi- ent of the Richard P. Mosele Award. A new event for 1984 was Honor Day. This year it was presented in front of the student body, instead of as a night program like in years past. It provided a chance for students to be recognized before their peers for excellence in drama, business, vocational classes, sports, and scholastic aptitude. Parents were invited to see their sons and daughters receive their awards, and many attended. The program was very successful, and hopefully it will be a new tradition at South Vermillion. 28
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