Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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2 ry CORE e RINGFIELD HIGH PROM 830 PM @ . % rae se ’ “ of - wale kh Se 7 am 1 4 Take the Valley River Inn’s “Willamette Room,” a room full of tuxes and evening gowns, and you have a night filled with fun and fantasy. The 1983 Prom was one to remember for SHS students and faculty alike. When students started arriving at 8:30 the fun began, dancing and eating the night away. The Prom theme, “Only Time Will Tell,” was very appropriate this year. The Prom had been juggled from date to date and upset many peoples’ plans. May 7th had been the set date, but due to a mix-up between the Valley River Inn and the Junior Class, the Prom was moved to April 23. Despite the “mix-up,” people felt that the Prom was one to remember. Voting took place that night for a 1983 Prom Queen. It was a tradition that hadn’t been upheld in some years. This year the honor was given to Queen Rea Moffitt. Rea was crowned and received a bouquet of red roses as SHS’s “queen for a night.”

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OPPOSITE PAGE-Top Left: Rally members and Miller Men march across the Coliseum floor to join the SHS student rooters at the state playoffs in Portland. Bot- tom Center: Senior Diane Seger drowns her sorrows in “Doritos” on the way home after the Millers’ final loss against Beaverton High. Top Left: Junior Scott Ramsay gives a “victory” smile for his “fans” after being elected ASB president for the ’83-’84 school year. Left: Looking very somber, Miller- man Rick Ellis reflects the student body’s disappoint- ment as he watches the Millers lose their final consola- tion game. Middle Right: Back home at SHS, sophomore Julie Green steps off the bus with a feeling of depres- sion after a 6:30 AM bus ride to Portland. Top Right: Buses arrive at the Portland Colesium to bring eager SHS fans to chant, cheer, and clap for THEIR state playoff team. March 21

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OPPOSITE PAGE-Upper Left: The Willamette Room was the setting for the SHS Junior-Senior Prom. Upper Right: The Ju- nior Class Officers who organized the successful 1983 Prorn chose the catchy theme, “Only Time Will Tell.” Lower Left: After a full night of dining and dancing, couples still had the energy to “boogie” in the Willamette Room. Lower Right: “Smile Big,” says the photographer as Carole Chase and her escort pose for their official prom portrait. RIGHT PAGE-Top: Rea Moffitt and her escort Mark Duvall dance after Rea was named the 1983 Prom Queen. Middle Left: Sophomores Kim Tharp and Laura Jellum serve refreshments. Middle Right: The new ASB President Scott Ramsay and his date Dana Hiatt relax after an evening of dining and dancing. Lower Right: With flowers in her hair and a corsage on her gown, Robin Poteet smiles while enjoying her evening. THE 1983 PROM QUEEN REA MOFFITT