Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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enior rom The chandelier which lit the hallway' of Lombardo's in Randolph was only a minor indication what the night would bring for the members of Waltham High Schoolls Class of '86, Sometime before 7:00pm, hordes of Chauffer-driven Cadillacs, Lincolns, and Sevilles crowded the parking lot of Lombardo's. Just as elegant were the prom-goers inside of them. Once inside Lombardo's, people gathered in the lobby. Some couples waited patiently for friends to arrive while others waited in line for photographs. A vast array of colorful gowns was fr , apparent in the lobby. The colors ranging from the traditional white and pink to the metallic gold and silver. The styles of gowns were also different. Some girls chose full length Southern Belle gowns while others opted for the contemporary tea length. The attire of the young men also varied. Some men chose tuxedos with tail along with a hat and cane and others chose Busboy tuxedos from the Dynasty collection. All men were either in black, gray, or white yet the color of their cumberbunds and boutinieres were as brightly colored as their date's gowns. Soon dinner was announced and the six hundred plus individuals sat down to enjoy a dinner of salad, ziti, prime rib, baked 4 - potato,and peas. Entertainment for the night was provided by The Entertainer . PR5TTY 'N 3lU5'S Deanna Monaco and The more outgoing people began dancing he' date Dave Pamalone directly after dinner while the timid ones waited until the dance floor became crowded. Many couples only participated in the slow ballards yet the Fred Astaire's and Ginger Roger's of Waltham High School found pleasure in bopping to Morris Day's The Bird . After much hard work and decision making by the staff at Lombardo's, the three finalist for Prom queen were chosen. Sharon Gailius was crowned Queen and her attendents were Alicia Keefe and Alanna Juliano. Their proud escorts for the evening were respectively Gerry Finnerty, Rod O'Byrne, and Mark Crowley. The Night eventually drew to a end and the prom song Tender Love was played for the last time. As we look back and reminisce over the excitement and fun we shared at the prom we can truly say it was A Night To Remember . O.K. TERRY - Tom Moran and Sue Pittorino THE l.OVEI.YLaurie All-Bar ra with Kenny Frazier. Article by Colleen Boudreai Layout by Brenda Woodland 1 Senior Prom

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