Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1983, Page 41

Description:	«MM»Shirley, Stoll are elected medieval royaltyA medieval theme was chosen forSouths 1983 Junior-Senior Prom, whichwas May 21 in the IU Memorial UnionAlumni Hall.Jennifer Holden, junior class president, said Alumni Hall was the bestplace for the Prom because the room isvery majestic looking.The decorations committee, headedby junior Jean VanOsdol, used manymedieval touches to transform AlumniHall. They added an eight-foot-tall castle,an old-time painted mural, 10 castle-typeflags, an ivy-covered wall, and a stonefountain.A live band, Legacy, providedmusic for the evening, which lasted forthree hours. Juniors Dan Shirley andCara Stoll were crowned Prom king andqueen.Events leading up to and after theProm were, according to Holden,almost as important as the Prom itself.Before the Prom, ballroom dancinglessons, taught by parents Allen andHelga Winold, were offered. The dancing lessons helped a lot; they helped toset a mood, according to Holden.After the Prom the Post-Prom washeld in the Memorial Union Commonsfrom 14 a.m. Different types of snacksand activities, such as bowling, billiards,pinball, and dancing, were offered.Three hundred students attended theProm, while 270 students attended thePost-Prom.^TOP LEFT: 1982 Prom king andqueen Pete Marker and BarbMusselman process.TOP MIDDLE: Junior ArijaBareikis models for thephotographer at the Post Prom.TOP RIGHT: 1983 Prom king andqueen Dan Shirley and Cara Stollpose on the dance floor.BOTTOM LEFT: Prom guestswatch the candidates process.BOTTOM RIGHT: Jay Steele, Jennifer Holden, Jon Steele, and TracyHigdon enjoy the Post Prom.Prom 41
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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