Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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IS ALL ABOUT” Marc Rust. Jared Hagedorn. Miechelle Laflin and their dates dance slowly to the theme song of prom. Hammering down to their favorite tune. Senior guys rap crepe paper around their heads. Kim Peckenpaugh and her date for the evening. Mark Goffinet, choose to sit this one out. but where’s Jamie??? These students wait for professional pho- tographer, Art Gerber, to situate them for their prom portrait. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 23

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“THAT’S WHAT LOVE A night to dress up, to make believe, to romance, and to remember, were the descriptions that fit the 1988 Prom. As the days dwindled, the excitement mounted. The theme song for the prom was That’s What Love Is All About . Juniors, Seniors, and their dates filled the National Guard Armory on April 8, with a sound and light show, decided by the Junior class. Royal blue and silver balloons completed this year’s prom setting. Each year the Junior class is responsible for the cost and decoration of the prom. Magazine sales helped to finance this special event. Many faculty members were on hand to share in the event, such as Mr. Hall and Mr. Varner. The 1988 Prom Queen and court were voted by the students entering the prom. Queen Sherri Luecke and her escort Jeff Haller were surrounded by Senior attendants Angie Hutchins, escorted by Nick Paulin, Missy Rhodes, escorted by John Stiles, Ami Wicker, escorted by Earl Borders, and Junior attendants Michelle Evrard, escorted by Craig George, Holly Hagedorn, escorted by Greg Arnold, Krista Blunk, escorted by Brian Keown, and Theresa Linne, escorted by Greg Kincaid. With pictures, flowers, and many memories, it is unlikely that prom will be forgotten. Above: Queen Sherri Luecke glows joyously as she is announced Prom Queen. Her escort. Jeff Haller watches her. Top Right: Dressed in their prom formals, Amy Paucett and her escort. Mike Lock stand glamorously. Bottom Right: David Crane and his escort, Nicole Miles, enjoy a slow dance at the prom. 22 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM

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AFTER PROM PARTY WAS A HUGE SUCCESS The After Prom Party was a huge success. Over two hundred students of Tell City High School and their dates attended the party. There were around six prizes given away every fifteen minutes from 1:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. Then at 4:15 they held the drawing for the big prizes. These prizes ranged from a color t.v., a black and white t.v., to a stereo. They even held a leg contest consisting of faculty members. Prizes were awarded for the hairiest, best calves, thunder thighs, best over all, and sexiest. Students could participate in a wide variety of events. They could throw pies at the faculty, play basketball, tug-of-war, tricycle races, egg throws, dan- cing, and the Deluge. All prizes were donated by local merchants and the entire thing was financed by Peoples Building and Loan Association and AA.A.D.D. Mr. Chinn, Mr. Rice, Mr. Hildenbrant, and Mr. DeSpain show off their legs in the Great Legs Contest . Swimming was also an event at the party. Tug-of-war and tricycle races were two games played at the after prom party. Students get their revenge on faculty members, Mrs. Buckman, Mr. Pride, and Mr. Barnett, by throwing pies at them. 24 AFTER PROM