Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Ken Oliver and Maura Donovan didn ' t come in together, but the prom is a time for friends as well as couples to enjoy a dance. Mike Hickey gallantly retrieves a coke for his date. Terry Pulia- fico and Mike Quigley enjoyed the videos along with the rest of the overflow crowd. Paula O ' Brien wore Bruce Bates ' hat as they danced to the music of the DJ. Diane Campagnone gave Steve Flemmi a kiss. School Life 9

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' ijf: Which 6r)ded Vinch Too 0 ove it or hate it; the issue is prom food. With the price of the prom already very high there are two LW options. Raise the ticket price and get a more elaborate meal or cut the food and thus the price for the evening. Juniors who attended the prom were divided on the issue. Michelle Spadea was all in favor of eliminating the meal. I would rather pay less and skip the food, she said. Others felt differently. Julie Moscaritolo ad- mitted, The prom was worth it. I wouldn’t mind paying more. I really enjoyed being with my friends.” Rita Federico agreed. It was worth it, but I would pay more for a better meal. One thing no one disagreed about was that the evening ended too soon. The junior class left the magic of the Sheraton Tara behind for the round of parties and outings into the night and the next day. Too excited to eat, Lisa Lindsay, Lisa Kilgore, John Slauson and Tom Zanca sit with the wreckage of their dinner. Scott Mullin, Charlie Pappas, Chris Doodey and Suzanne Parker take a break from the commotion to pose for Cambridge Studios. Tom McLaughlin. Jim Conley, Chrissy Brodeur, Kim Shanley, Kathy Burke and Dawn Colburn were anxious to get back inside. 8 School Life

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r Old Junior s Xebearse Their Senior antaeq Toga day found many well-dressed seniors lifting their togs slightly to negotiate the halls and woods. Back row: Steven Sherlock, Nick Morganelli, Mark Reid, Jesse Hayes, Billilyn Palmer, Lisa Melanson, Danielle Bauman. Front mob: Mar- cia Smith, Jeanne Curtin, Greg Natale, Debbie Young, Ellen Hines, Maria Foley, Lisa Hurley, Amy Van dan Akker, Jenni- fer Pelton, Donna Hutchinson, Tticia Egan, Barbara Flynn, Carol DiBlasi, Lynn Capodanno, Ann Marie Griffin, Linda Parziale, Barry Godfrey, Marie Canavan, Sandi Walsh, Gretchen Morrill. t looked like crazies were out. With the seniors gone it was the time for the class of 1985 to as- sert itself as the new ruling elite. And the class sure showed its spirit during the week of dress-up days. Some very strange outfits surfaced during the week. Plenty of folks were concerned about their toga security and like Marcia Smith wore t-shirts underneath in case the knotted shoulder ties came loose. And there was the ever popular pink toga worn by Barbara Flynn this year. Carol DiB- lasi sported the stylish fitted version of the toga. Beach day found equally distinctive dressers. By far sunglasses were the essential piece of equipment this year with ninety percent conceal- ing their identity behind the relector, and normal shades. 10 School Life