1983 Miracle Yearbook

SPECIAL EVENTS Senior Night The first ever,Senior Night proved be a fan- tastic evening and hopefully the start of a long tradition. The Senior Class broke tradition when they decided not to have a class trip at the end of their senior year. Instead, they decided on a Senior Night. Tim Fisher, Senior Class Presi- dent, cited the following reasons for the Senior Night: first, it would benefit more of the class(typically a senior trip is only attended by about 20 to 25% of the class whereas Senior Night was attended by over75% of the class); secondly,it was less expensive to plan and carry through; thirdly, it would give faculty and staff members a chance to attend;and finally, it gave Seniors and their dates a last opportunity to spend an evening together as a class before Graduation. The Senior Night was held at LaComedia Dinner Theatre. Students en- joyed a variety of dinner choices from the buffet, a special awards presentation, and an excellent performance of "The Sound of Music- to finish off the evening. Perhaps what students enjoyed most, was simply the chance to mingle and spend the evening with their friends. This Page, Above: Wes Polsdorfer and Dawn Staley. Upper Right: Mrs. Dixon presents Tern Schmidt with one of the awards. Middle Right: Tim Woodard and Nancy Tyson. Lower Right: Dr. Biddle presided over the awards ceremony. Opposite Page,Upper Left:Sharon Rawson and Chris Felt. Middle Left: Rhonda Crist makes her way through the buffet. Lower Left:Connie Fitch,Stephanie Frank,Dave Carr,and Dr. Dixon receive their seating instructions. Upper Right: Miriam Pressau is served at the buffet. Middle Right: A magician performed tricks for Kathy Ormsbee and Faith Kenoyer. Lower Right: Kim Ienerette chooses his meal at the buffet. 212