Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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PARTY TRAIPe? Like most l%op|e that night, Maureen F oicr, Bonniil klyea and Tina Rpb ' ertson f nd themselves having the time of meit lives as they danced the night m 6 Junior Prom SUNGLASSES Patty, Jenkins gave Johnny Walorz and his shades a questioning look as ■ ' they sat down at the table to eat. On . the menu was roast beef with all the rr. trimmings. Even though the meal a ? counted fdr most of the ticket price, most food v %it uneaten. PRETTY IN PINK Stella Sal bas ' and her date got ready to head for the dance floor. It was crowded all evening with couples wha danced non-stop.

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WORKING OUT Eric Federico worked on his physique at BHS ' s extensive fitness center. Run like a workout club after school, many students used the facili- ty to build up their strength and stamina. RELAXING Lisa McHale took time out on toga day to relax and read a book. Seniors showed their spirit in the many activities of spirit week and homecoming week. Opening 5

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o n May 22, 1987 the class of 1988 really lowed its spirit as the junior rom took off with a bang, ith the happy glow on ev- ryone’s face as they entered le Lantana, it was clear that was definitely a night of spe- ial enjoyment. You could count on the fact lat girls would take a bit inger than boys to get ready Dr the festivities. Kara Gene- ich remembered, “It took me lore than four hours to get rganized. I had a great ex- use to get dismissed at 1 1 :00, but by the time 1 did all mu last-minute errands and got my hair done, it was cil- most 5:00.” Kara like most girl had an lengthy list of things to do ranging from ap- pointments with the hair styl- ist to stops at the florist. Once everyone arrived at the Lantana it was clear that a great time was in the works. Like many however. Bill O’Brien decided, “The best part of the prom was the par- ty at my friend’s house be- fore.” The limos most took to the prom were luxurious, but got quite crowded at times. Mark Dolan expressed his dissatis- faction with his choice of transportation. “The limo stunk. Even with four of us it was pretty squishy. The limo driver was very strict be- sides,” he recalled. After the ft sht was over, ‘exhausted prom goers packed their bags and headed for the cape to continue the QUIET TIMES Steve Soriano and his date posed for a ' picture while they relaxed at their table. ritual of prom weekend. Judging by the positive re- sponses from happy prom go- ers, the event was successful; Patty MacDonald comment- ed, “It was a good time. They should definitely keep having junior proms.” PERFECT MATCH Aimee Barron and Michael Lynn were having a great time as they paused during dance. Like many prom coujplcs they coordinated their outfits to mp ment each other. . : V r )INNER TIME jetting a tast mf the quiet atmo- phere at the table before headingifor ne dance floor were Beth Cavallaro nd Mark Daponte, Most couples tayed at the tables ' only briefly to est. MacKay and Chrissy Lane had at the table during din- , ' tti 4 - 4 Junior Prom 7