0020_Bloomington High School North, Nikean, 1980, Page 16

Description:	Too Much HeavenApril 1978, the night of the Junior-Senior Prom, ana you are stuckat home watching Starsky andHutch reruns. You vow to yourself that youll go to the prom yourlast year of high school, no matterwhat. . . well, almost.January 29, 1979, you start onyour plans to get asked to theprom. Order a tux for your littlebrother as a precaution.February 15, 1979, time is closing in. Still no prospects.March 1, 1979, good news. Areally good looking guy just gottransferred to your school.March 19, 1979, blackmail yourlittle brother, just in case. Pick upyour dress that your mothersfriends cousin made for you.March 30, 1979, finish changing your dress. Still no date.April 16, 1979, a week beforethe prom, only two pounds lighter.Promise to take your little brotherto all of Norths home baseballgames.April 21, 1979, the night of theprom, order a pizza for you andyour little brother. Head over toNorth for the prom. You duck intothe commons, hoping that no onewill notice that your date isalmost a foot shorter than you. Little brother heads towards tne food,located in a corner of the cafeteriadecorated in white brick and vinewallpaper, and live plants broughtup from vocational.While you mingle around thecommons, also decorated, but inblue starred wallpaper, the JimEdison Band pounds out waltzesand some popular slow dancemusic.Sarah Cox and Scott McNabbare crowned Queen and King toreign over more than 200 couplesat the Too Much Heaven prom.Drag your brother out of the cafeteria and tell him if he danceswith you once, you can go home.Realizing you arent enjoying yourself, he tells you that he knows fora fact that a very popular girlmade her younger cousin go withher.Skipping bowling, pool, andother games at the after-prom, atIndiana Universitys MemorialUnion, you are greeted at the doorby your mother. She tells you thatright after you walked out the door,that good looking boy called andwondered if you had a date for theprom.1) Randy Warman, senior, and TraceyColeman, junior, show that underneaththeir formal appearance theyre still upto their usual hyjinks.2) 1979 Prom King candidates are, left toright, Doug Fultz, John Heise, J. C.Hulls, Scott McNabb, and Brad White.16
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Collection:	Bloomington High School North

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