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Anticipation. Last year’s marshals Erinn Finger, Lori Moscovitz, and Michele Kim are 8 GRADUATION ’86 now this year’s graduates. Welcome. Class president Jessica Mann introduces the guest speaker, Eva Tieg, Secretary of Human Resources. How Sweet! Class sponsor Mr. Marvin Fanny hands roses to graduates Beverly Herr, Kim Hasty, and Beth Scott. skin hee
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Swayin’ to the Music. Katherine Mayo and her escort Herb dance beside her friend Kim Hasty and her escort Tom Conway Show Us Your Pearly Whites. Bobby May and Beth Burkhardt capture the moment in pictures. Cooling Down. Kecia Colon and her date take a break from dancing to enjoy the atmosphere. PROM '86 7
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Rain, Rain Go Away The time was 7:30, and the graduation ceremonies of the class of 1986 were going smoothly. With both smiles and tears the graduates proceeded to their seats. After the guest speakers had finished giving their speeches, the graduates approached the stage to receive what they had all been waiting for - their diplomas. First, the honor graduates crossed the stage and then the remaining student body in alphabetical order. Suddenly, to everyone’s surprise, flashes were seen shooting across the sky. Within minutes the rain came pouring down and cracks of lightning became visible. The class officers, the guest speakers, the class advisor, the principal, and the assistant principals were all unaware of the lightning and pouring rain because of an overhanging stage awning. Therefore, they continued at a slow, calm pace. Meanwhile, all of the guests and graduates were in a panic and were soaked with the heavy rains. The guests and the graduates of the class of ’86 will always remember the graduation ceremony not only because it symbolized the beginning of a new chapter in the graduates’ lives but also because of the pouring rain and their wet clothes. When asked about the severe weather conditions during the graduation ceremony, the senior class advisor, Mr. Marvin Fanny, exclaimed, “I knew it was going to rain. It’s rained at every graduation ceremony I’ve ever participated in.” Lori Moscovitz It’s Over. With their high school careers behind them, Lisa Kaye and Gary James reminisce. Follow Me. Marshals Paul Jesselson and Steve LaPlante lead in the graduates of ’86. Finally. Mrs. Norma Taliaferro presents graduates Ley Havird and Jackie Weston with the Boys’ and Girls’ Leadership Medals. GRADUATION ’86 9
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