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

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RIGHT. Dr. Callan greets honors night par- ticipants with words oi congratulations. ABOVE. Mrs. Martin distributes awards to essay contest winners Marilyn Strzyz, Colleen Fleming, Ieif Smith, and Ian Vasquez. RIGHT. Assisting Mrs. Dee Johnson in handing out Creations awards is Sheneen Iones. 22 Honors Night

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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

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Hard Work Leads to a Pay Off Awards in forty different categories were distributed to the l60 students who participated in honors night, held on May 30 at 7:30 p.m. Many attendants found the evening beneficial to their pride and pocketbooks. The valedictorian, Robert Haugh, and salutatorian, Cathy Nelson, were officially announced along with the male and female athletes of the year, Ozzie Larsen and Colette Clark. The Gagewood Lions Club spon- sored a S500 scholarship to the loAnn Hangebrauck. Andy Elsbury and Betsy Schmits were recipients of the Patrick O'Dell Memorial Scholarship. Another big winner was Michelle Soudier who seemed to spend the entire evening march- ing from her seat to the podium. Large scholarships went to lon lasnoch and also to Sandy Pahlman who received a full athletic scholar- ship to SIU. For a short break during the three hour program, the folksingers performed two numbers. Immediate- ly following the presentation, re- College of Lake County awarded to freshments were served. TOP CENTER. Smiling for the camera, Pam Olson realizes maybe she should have brought her suitcase with her. LEFT. Once again, lon Iasnoch steps to the podium to be recognized as he receives the Gilbert Clem Award from Mr. Gilbert Clem. Honors Night 23