Page 30 - 1990

Prom

features dinner, dancing at Peony Park

By Jenny Jedlicka and Jason Bruhn gens, Don Fleming, Jan Rowley,
After 7.5 months of waiting, the Eleanor Kuhlmann, Jan Lund and
day finally arrived. On April 28, Bev Johnson.
1990, some 320 students went to As for decorations, there
Peony Park for Prom. w eren't many because they
The dance lasted from 8:30 p.m. weren't needed in the formal set­
to 11:30 p.m. Music was D.J.ed by ting of Peony Park's Ballroom.
Magic Mobile Music. They took re­ Three helium balloons were
quests and played mostly rap music. placed at each table.
Other entertainment was provided
during dinner. A magician, Walter
Grahm, and a student comic, Junior
Phill Reischl, and a Sony and Cher
actin which JuniorMike Rennerwas
pulled from the audience to be Sony
and doubled with English Teacher
Jan Rowley as Cher. Brad Kisicki
said that Renner did a good job. Joe
Distefano also had a few tnings to
say about the entertainment. "The
magician was sort of dull, but Reischl
was his usual self."
Students had the option not to eat
dinner at Peony Park, but still paid
the full $25 ticket price. About 20
students chose to eat dinner else­
where. In addition to students, eight
faculty members and their dates at­
tended prom. Faculty in attendance
included Martha Novak, Garry Jur-

His Royal Highness, the King of Prom,
Ray Abdo is crowned by '89 Prom
Queen Elaine Ayers.

Dance, Dance, Dance. Couples Kristi
Koenig and Scott Gamerl, Brett Karnik
and Billie Jo Antisdel, Jenny Foster and
her date happily dance at prom.