William Henry Harrison High School - Legend Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Senior class president Chip Pugh congratulates seniors Yolanda Williams and Mike Norvell on their elections to prom queen and king. The latter-day Ginger Rodgers and Fred Astaire, senior Mary Nevill and Harrison graduate Rick Hubbard disco to the sounds of Clear Light. Taking a break from the dancing, seniors Patrick Bradford, Dawn Sellers, Craig Dudley, and Dawn Haycraft relax at their table. School Lifen 5

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Seniors Juan Cabrera and Julie Harris discuss their after prom plans to go on the hayride. SENIQR PROM COURT: B. Grizzell and S. Hopkins, A. Gilmer and A. Ledford, Queen Y. 14lSchool Life Proms take place at ISUE; tClear Light' plays encore Yolanda Williams and her escort Mike Norvell were chosen from five senior couples to reign as prom queen and king. The court consisted of maid of honor Amy Hamilton and her escort Scott Norrick, Betsy Crizzell and Scott Hopkins, Alicia Gilmer and Alonzo Ledford, and Korby Dempsey and Mike Effinger. The theme of this annual formal was Stairway to Heaven. The ISUE dance hall was the scene of the dance with live entertainment by HCIear Light. From 8:00 to 11:00 p.ms there was dancing and refreshments. Following the dance, a hayride was scheduled at Reich's Hayride Farm, complete with a roaring fire, hot chocolate, and marshmallows. Williams and King M. Norvell, Maid-of-Honor A. Hamilton and S. Norrick, K. Dempsey and M. The after prom ended the night's fest 3:00 am. The Junior Prom was on May 24, al ISUE dance hall. HFirst Time for Loy Chosen by the junior class as the prOn HClear Light', was again present dance, performing from 8:00-11:00 p after prom was over by 2:00 am, e memory-filled evening for the junior C0 Lisa Schauss, senior, pins on a boutom her date, senior John Sorrels. Effinger

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Zehner, Williams crowned at Homecoming ceremonies The highlight of the 1979 Football Home- coming festivities was the crowning of queen Jennifer Zehner and king Steve Markey. Betsy Crizzell, escorted by Scott Hopkins, was named maid of honor. Crowning of the queen was not the only excitement of the evening. The Warrior varsity football team captured a big win, defeating Vincennes by a score of 40-13. The only special activity planned for Home- coming week was the annual girls' powderpuff football game. In preliminary action, the freshmen defeated the junior girls, and the seniors overcame the sophomores. The seniors 1979 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING COURT: lfront rowl D. Hart and J. Hempfling, crown bearer J. VanHoy and flower girl M. Skelton, J. Lex and C. Hunt, D. Robertson and K. Logsdon Isecond row1 S. Hudson and L. Strange, former King and Queen S. Bohnert and T. Silva, J. Brown and L. Tibbals, R. Scruggs and S. Brooks lback rowl S. Hopkins and Maid-of-Honor B. Grizzell, King S. Markey and Queen J. Zehner, S. Heneisen and K. Robertson, A. Gartner and K. Koehler 1980 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT: M. Kinder and K. Seddon, C. Peyton and S. Ruehling, C. Becker and A. Putman, M. Terry and former Queen L. Bowling, King J. Mathews, crown bearer B. Schwengel, Queen Y. Williams, Maid-of-Honor K. Lassiter and T. Firebaugh, A. Hamilton and S. Norrick, J. Pinaire and D. Stuteville, K. Nicholson and R. Culiver 16lSchool Life defeated the hard-playing freshmen in the final game. . Yolanda Williams and Jim Mathews reigned as the 1980 Basketball Homecoming queen and king. Kim Lassiter, escorted by Todd Firebaugh, was elected maid of honor. The Warrior basketball team tried hard to bring Harrison a Homecoming win, but fell to Tell Cityts Marksmen, 45-39. Senior Kim Lassiter, escorted by Todd Firebaugh, was named maid of honor for Basketball Homecoming.