Warren Township High School - Blue Devil / Angelus Yearbook (Gurnee, IL)

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OPPOSITE PAGE. Prom Court and Escorts: Tanya Graning and Frank Bojniewicz, Debbie Winkler and Ryan Howe, Traci Reed and Greg Indlecotter, Amy Schmits and Scott Stolarick, Sara Thorp and Kyle Rippel, Kris lahnke and lon Iasnoch, Kris Nosch and Eric Frisby. OPPOSITE PAGE INSET. After becoming 1984 Prom Queen, Kris Iahnke and her escort, lon lasnoch, share a dance to celebrate. BELOW. Who wears the pants in this relationship? lean Sender fcarmell and Iesse Cobb both sported white tails and top hats for the occasion. BOTTOM. Tom Strzyz and Angie Weid fSchauxnburgl wait patiently for their meal to arrive. 2 0 Prom BELOW. Prom can wait! Right now Scott Bennet has better things t do. 3 E :S

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a1? LEFT. lennifer lones and Craig Flagg show that they can tango regardless of the type of music playing. BELOW. For Iohn Valek, Renee Smith, Cindy Wachowiak, and Eric Gustafson, dancing around the stairway to Heaven will create memories to last a lifetime. For Turn-about, It's Her Move White, baby blue, and navy streamers filled the gym and brought to life the theme of Turn- about 1984- It's Heaven. Tickets sold for 54.50 in advance and 55.00 at the door for the event held on April 14. King Ozzie Larsen was honored for the evening with his court-Dave Lidstrom and Rob Friedman, seniors, Keith Paquette, junior, Bernie Colon, sophomore, and Brad lndlecofter, freshman. A D.l. from Studio Replay pro- vided music tor the dance from 7:30-10:30. He played a variety of music, including a polka by request. Rainy weather didn't dampen spirits, especially those of the guys. This evening was a special treat for them as the girls took their turn paying for dinner and the dance. Turn-about 1 9

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'On the Wings of Love'-Prom, May 19, 1984 Q Q 1 wi if Ms X I' I fm 'J ry. nf, ff- A . . ,. l Hff The upperclassmen looked to Prom 1984 as being e highlight of the school year. At S30 a couple, all vailable tickets were sold. A total of 213 student ouples and 22 faculty couples attended the big event. The activity began in Highwood, IL, with a social our from 7-8 p.m. At 8 p.m. dinner, prime rib au jus, as served, though many students found service slow nd had to wait for their meal. After dining, at 9:30 .m., Legend appeared to entertain until midnight. The theme song On the Wings of Love played in e background during Coronation. Kris Iahnke was crowned Prom Queen 1984 and reigned for the evening with her court of Tanya Graning, Debbie Winkler, Traci Reed, Amy Schmits, Sara Thorp, and Kris Nosch. After Prom many couples attended the traditional bowling activity at Bertrand's from 1-3 a.m. Other couples flocked to friends' houses for a movie and a sunrise breakfast. The following day, couples pried their eyes open and headed for a day of wild picnics or a day at Great America. Prom 2 1