Conant High School - Conanite Yearbook (Hoffman Estates, IL)

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K-Q., , to is file FV: .QQ 5. tClockwise-below! left lacono and Debi Drehobl show creative flair in their Prom attire Tina Figiia gets down on the dance floor. Laura Ledvina and Brian Banner are sure in a festive mood! The Class ot '86 dances the night away. Prom attendants Kurt Kern and Sandy Angeletti strut then stutt. Elaine Mctlaughey and her escort sure look happy to be at Prom. Prom King Michael Nantria and his Queen Maria Pica share a dance, Some eager fans await a glimpse of their King and Queen. Donna Means and friends sit this one out.

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One Nlore Night June 6, 1986, was a night we will all fondly remember. It was a night that took months to plan and hours fat least!J to get ready for. Who will forget the hundreds of dollars spent, the wonderful dinner music, or the fine cuisine we were served? For months before Prom we were worried about key chain favors and a disc jockey, but as the night approached we put those worries behind us. Now we were more concerned about making sure we sat with our friends during dinner and how Post Prom would turn out. As the night went on we found nothing to be concerned about. We all went crazy on the dance floor as the night slowly did turn into that special night we all dreamed of. We would like to thank all of you for making our night even more unforgettable by electing us as your Prom King and Queen. lt's something we didn't expect, but were proud to accept. Best of luck to all of you in the future. Thanks again for four special years-hope to see you in ten. Love, Maria Pica and Michael Nanfria 38lProm li if M -is

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Breakfast Means New Beginnings l'll never forget getting up at 5:30am on lune 6, 1986, the day of Senior Breakfast. I had to be at the Hyatt at 6:30am to finish last minute preparations for what was about to become our last Brunch together. In the past years, it was the Seniors' first and last Breakfast together, but with the new 3rd hour Brunch, this wouldn't be our first, but last Brunch we would share together. Being there 2 hours early was soon to be paid off by all the fun we shared, people cried and laughed, and for the first time it hit everyone, WE WERE DONE , I JJ CXI 55 Max. ,, W , esmvggggexgfaa., 'ff' 1 ki .fa WlmW,Wi,., .s I. I i s ofa FI 1 E a WITH HIGH SCHOOL, for everyone it meant a new beginning, whether it was off to another four or more years of school, or having to find a full time job, we all have a lot in store for us. On this morning, it was the first time you saw people you never even new existed, or at least I thought so. I thought I knew everyone, or had at least seen everyone before, I was sure wrong. We reflected back on some good times, such as T.P.ing Schaum- burg, and we recognized some outstanding Seniors, from the Biggest Party Animal to The Most Rowdie, and for all this I would like to thank the Class of 1986 and Mrs. Putman for the best year possible. Chuck Suda Senior Class President 4, ff 67 '1 fie