EHS Prom 2005 May 11, 2005
Josh Love dances with his friends at the Eudora High School prom Saturday. A huge replica of the Eiffel Tower decorated the commons area of the high school for the prom's Parisian theme.
Tabitha Welsh and Serena McAlexander enjoy the music and being with friends at the Eudora High School prom.
Kirk Berridge looks sharp in his suit and hat.
Tara Brecheisen snaps a photo of her friends at the Eudora High School prom.
Amanda Basel, Caleb Pettengill, Jason Hamlin and Beth Folks, dressed in pirate costumes, got lots of attention at last week's prom.
Derin Stewart strikes a pose while dancing with his friends at the prom.
Aaron Neis and Jessica Stout were not afraid to be different at their high school prom. Both were dressed in formalwear made entirely of duct tape.
Heather Whitten and Luke Abel share a dance at Eudora High School’s prom before heading to the all-night prom "Hollywood Nights."
Brooke Graff moves to the music while Jenny Watson looks on.
Derin Stewart gallops to the beat of a rowdy country song at the Eudora High School prom.
Donna Lounsbury, Amanda Gordon and Cecilia Stumpff can't help smiling as they dance in a group at the prom.
Joe Kaup and Rodney Spillman hit the dance floor during prom. Eudora’s prom took place in the commons area at the high school and was followed by the annual all-night prom festivities afterward at the middle school.
The red carpet was rolled out and the halls of Eudora Middle School were transformed into a starry Hollywood setting for all-night prom festivities.
Folks were doing the Electric Slide before these high school students went to kindergarten, but the song and dance was a popular event at the Eudora High School prom.
After signing in, Heather Whitten and Luke Abel take a walk down the red carpet to begin all-night prom activities.
"Hollywood Nights" was this year's theme for the all-night prom. The entrance, main hallway and gymnasium of the middle school were decorated in Hollywood fashion. Each prom-goer even had his or her own star on the "boulevard."
Karen Spence, left, James Bruner and Michelle Smith took part in the balloon stomp game. The last person left with an inflated balloon around his or her ankle was declared the winner.
Prom committee volunteer Jim Lauer goes over the all-night prom rules before the festivities begin. The students were told if they left the premises before the activities were finished, their parents would be called so they would know they were on the way home, and the student was not allowed back inside. Each all-night prom participant was also invited to join in numerous games that took place throughout the wee hours of the morning.
Guy Kirby Montgomery stuffs a banana in his mouth at the conclusion of the banana relay game and helped his team win the competition.
Joe Faulk makes a shot with a rubber chicken in a different version of the game of basketball.
Teammates Kelly Becker, Carrie Lister and Jamie Bowser try to win the "tower" game by building the highest stack of cups without them falling over.
Mary McCleery takes a second attempt to knock down the rest of the bowling pins during one of the many games played at all-night prom. Three games were played on the floor at all times, changing every 15 minutes throughout the night.
Prom volunteer Lori Coffman deals to several players during Blackjack in the wee hours of after-prom. The "casino," complete with roulette, a craps table and Texas Hold 'em, was set up in the commons area. Players from left — Amanda Basel, Steven Foster, Josh Love and Andy Coffman. The players earned tickets which were later turned in for prizes.
Tori Tunget, left, and Karen Spence search for "Nemo" while blindfolded in the "Find Nemo" game.
Scot Mullis pushes Jenny Watson during a scooter relay race.
While keeping their hands held together, Jessi Stewart passes the hula hoop to Caitlyn Riser during an all-play game.
Brooke Graff, Megan Pennington and Brooke's escort, Mike McClain, take a break from the games to have some pizza and soda.
Andy Coffman takes a turn on the Jacob's Ladder. Students who reached the top without falling off received a cash prize.
Steven Foster tries to steer his scooter backward using a mirror for his guide in a relay race during all-night prom activities.
Josh Hartley tries to cover Craig Elmer up with toilet paper in the mummy wrap game.
Jamie Bowser tries to scoot a potato to the finish line by using a cucumber inside panty hose as a mallot.
In a take-off from the popular "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" show, Tina Clark, left, and Johanna Rahmqvist, right, are the "hands" for their teammates Jessi Stout and Chadwyn Waln as they are told what they need to do to get a hat, sunglasses and scarf on and eat three grapes the quickest.
Beach volleyball with a twist -- the players had to stay seated during the game. The first team to five was declared the winner.
The final all-play of the morning was a mattress relay between two teams. Each team had to move the player on the mattress up and back the fastest before being declared the winner. The red mat is carrying Cassandra Richardson and Megan Pennington is on the blue mat.
Marge Epperson, left, shows an excited Sarah Braught a photo of the 1992 Nissan Sentra she won in the final drawing at the all-night prom event. Crown Chevrolet donated the vehicle and Braught was one of 16 eligible to win it. The car dealership agreed to give the car to a senior who did not already have a car and who was planning to attend college after high school. Braught plans to go to Baker after she graduates in May.
Hundreds of donated prizes were given away throughout the night, but at the end of the event, each junior and senior received one prize ranging anywhere from $25 to $200. Prizes included dorm refrigerators, stereos, X-Box games, PS2 systems and more. Jim Lauer, seated at the table, read off the winners as Marge Epperson and Kara Williams stood nearby and recorded the information.
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