Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Farina Scholarship John Yeragotclis Albasini Scholarship Stacey Donnelly Gardener’s Guild Scholarship Robert O ' Brien Braintree Jaycees Scholarship Teresa Puliaftco Braintree School Fund Scholarship Paula Cuccurullo Roche Scholarship Lisa South Levangie Scholarship James Vail Walsh Scholarship Kevin Manning Future Medical Scholarship Jason Bates u C hapter of Delta Gamma Scholarship Kierann Agnew GRIN Like most grads Boreth Ly was very happy to receive his diploma. Braintree Grange Scholarship Karen Kchoe Fraternal Order of Fagles Scholarship Dawn Gangemi Seth Morrison Bishop Memorial Scholarship Melissa Tatreau Kevin Scales Robert F. Rull, Jr. Scholarship Alan O’Brien Charles Memorial Scholarship Thouraya Raiss Braintree Elks Scholarship Diane Lyndon Ann Manganello Braintree Achievement Award Scholarship Boreth Ly AFTER SHAKE School committeeman Mr. Lynn shook Mike Dantuono ' s hand while handing him his diploma. Jumping for joy and giving the clas sic victory sign was Mike Daiute. DIPLOMA Receiving her diploma from Mrs]| Amorosino was Suzanne DiPiero. AID Kelly Cosgrave looked surprised and happy to be receiving scholar- ship aid from one of the many Braintree organizations which awarded grads with funds for their college educations. FRONT ROW Right in front where they did miss a thing were Bob O’Brien, . Gozzo and Mike Hamilton. tit let Ji Ism ne«. Her Graduation 1987

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SMILES Pam Young and Alexandra Kyranis couldn’t wait for the ceremonies to SHADES Laurie Holmes beat the glare with her sunglasses as the seniors broiled in the heat. DIPLOMA School Committee person Mrs. Amorosino presented John Walsh with his diploma. HANDSHAKE A hot handshake from Mr. Hopkins accompanied Duane Morin’s diplo- ma. Stacey Bloom accepted her diploma from the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Monbouquette. DIGNITARIES The class officers led the rest of the graduating class to their seats. Best wishes to the Class of 1987 from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mills Graduation 1987

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itosto’s ( VefooM£S Glass o{j 1987 hough many of the mem- bers of the class of 1 987 had . already experienced one , most agreed that their senior was more special, more memo- . They made Christo’s II in kton sparkle on the magical of May 28, 1987. ter weeks or even months of iration, the time wound down to the appointed hour of 7:00 pm. Tuxedos were donned, dresses were zipped and hair was carefully coiffed and combed. The preliminaries (picture taking on the front lawn, cruising in limou- sines, attending pre-prom parties) ended and the seniors arrived chauf- t ' ered and otherwise at the door of Christo’s II. The grand entrance of the class of 1987 and their dates re- sembled a Hollywood premiere. After another forgettable dinner — this year it was prime rib and an ice cream dessert that was ignored by most promgoers — and photo sessions in the lobby, the dance floor filled for the remainder of the even- ing. Many dancers left only for a quiet romantic moment or better BROAD WAY The high top hat style of Broadway had nothing on Kathy Kelly and Kim Lizotte. riNG AWAY doing their share of dancing acializing, a peaceful moment was shared by Rciko Ogigami er date. LIME LIGHT Being surrounded by Donna Wil- liams, Mary Ellen Gunn, Alexandra Kyranis, and Maureen McDonald was Bill Coffey and Mike McNal- ly’s idea of having a good time. yet, a breath of fresh air. One could sense the emotion in the greetings of the seniors with their exuberant warmth and hugs. Even as they left the hall, they con- tinued to reach out to each other as if to prolong the last social function they would share as a class. 4 Senior Prom 13