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32wSch001 Life Speaking during the Class Day program were Mark Hirsch, fine arts; Jan Rudolph, social life; and Keith Kinnaird, athletics. The fourth speaker was Becky Becher, academics. Kiwanis Award winners were Mary Legeay for volleyball and Keith Kinnaird for football. Kiwanis and Arion Award winners in- cluded lfront rowl Sally Brizius, band; Ruth Woodham, orchestra; Marty Ashley, Winners of the DAR award were Marty girlse basketball iback rowl Mark Hirsch, Ashley and Becky Becher. choir; and Mike Luker; boys' basketball.
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Paula Williams and Tom Peach enjoy dancing to the theme, HYou Light Up My Life, at the Senior Prom. memwwwxmmmswwbw-Wswvsm Working hard on the Junior Prom Decorating Committee are Donna Mobley, Susan Wittenberg, Lisa Hudson, and Terri Barney. Senior Prom Court consisted of Beth Steinbach, Glen Gore; Queen Jeanne Russell, King Terry Martin; Brad Johnson, Kim Driskill; Paula Williams, Tom Peach; Sarah Yoe and Tony Henderson. Proms include music, dancing and socializing ttYou Light Up My Life was the theme for the Senior Prom, which was Saturday, Nov. 19. The prom was in the Dining Center at ISUE from 8-11 pm. ttLynx provided the music, with senior Rachael J ackson singing the theme song. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of King Terry Martin and Queen Jeanne Russell. The King and Queen's court consisted of four senior couples. The AC. Ranch was the setting for the after-prom, with a hayride concluding the night. The junior class conducted their prom on Saturday, May 6, at the Ramada Inn Spa. Couples danced to the music of Willard Cratchelog and the theme song of Always and F0rever.', East Park Cinemas was the setting for the after-prom, with couples viewing either HHigh Anxiety, HSaturday Night Fever, 0r HSmokey and the Bandit. The method of electing a prom court was changed this year by the juniors. The court, which consisted of four couples in addition to a King and Queen, was selected by the prom-goers that evening, instead of by the entire junior class at school. The couple with the highest number of votes was crowned King and Queen. School Lifeh 33
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