St Laurence High School - Valhallan Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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RV'-rw., arf' , C.-3 Opposite Page: tTop Lefty The couples wait for the start of the Prom. Top Right: Br. Hayes and Tom Zuro discuss past senior proms. Middle: Christos Pappas receives a flower from his date. Bottom Left: John Dwyer displays the Smurf dolls the girls received. Bottom Right: Mr. Mathew talks with Mike Cwiertniak and Frank Pignoni about his senior prom. 1 i Top Left: The Prom King and Queen, Michael Mangaras and his date Tammy Kline. Top Right: The sax player of the Revolutionary Swing Orchestra. Middle Left: The couples dance to one of the slow songs. Middle Right: John Wlodarski and his date lead the couples onto the dance floor. Bottom Left: Joe VonWahlde and his date pose at their table. Bottom: Dan Paterno and his date pause from their dancing and smile for the camera. Bot- tom Right: Joseph Skrezyna gets into the mood of the prom. X 5 7 .l.. Senior Prom f 83

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Senior Prom l983 Memorable Night One of the highlights of the Senior year is, of course, the Senior Prom. This year's prom was held downtown at the Chicago Marriott Hotel on May 6th, 1983. The evening started promptly at 7:00 p.m. with the receiving line. Dinner, which included salad, fruit cup, Chicken Kiev, Rice Pilaf, asparagus, and cake, was served at 8:00 p.m. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing to the music of the Revolu- tionary Swing Orchestra and the modern sounds of a live Disc Jockey. There were no school sponsored post- prom activities, but many of the couples ex 82f Senior Prom found enjoyment in an after prom cruise on Lake Michigan, or a carriage ride through the city. A total of four hundred sixty four people attended the prom. Out of the four hundred sixty four people present, two hundred nine of them were couples and the rest, invited faculty members. The prom bid was originally seventy five dollars. A five dollar rebate, however, was given after the prom. Senior Prom will always be remembered. Senior Prom ,83 was the perfect finish to the four years of endless work. However, it was worth the wait. it st, H , 6 g ,k',g .T N., .g SK' . ,QL f- ,

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ational onor Society Under the leadership of Miss Erazo and John Moran, the National Honor Society managed to live up to its standards of service, scholarship, leadership, and character. Many members could be seen in the library tutoring, or in the halls selling candy for the Kennedy School for retarded children. New members were inducted and soon learned of the values that were laid upon them. After the dues were paid, the members received their traditional pins. After a year of tutor- ing, many failing students can thank the National Honor Society for a job well done. Top Left: John Moran gives his speech at the in- duction meeting. Middle: THE 1983 NA- TIONAL HONORS SOCIETY OFFICERS - Steve Zizzo ftreasurerj, John Wlodarski Qvice-presidentj, Miss Erazo fmoderatorj, John 84 f National Honors Society Moran Qpresidentj, .lim Sydlowski fsecretaryj. Bottom Left: Mario Rizzo explains the correct procedure to Joe Bochenski and Dave DeMarco in selling N.H.S. candy. Bottom Right: Miss Erazo gives Jim Smith his N.H.S. pin.