East Meadow High School - Resume Yearbook (East Meadow, NY)

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The reflections of Gina Simon, Ray Winicki, Timmy Shanahan, and Alyssa Sanders will always recall their happiness. Special friendships are always treasured. Symbols are just one way of remembering such a joyous event as a junior prom. Prom 19

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Patti Klose offers Paul Riendeau a rose. Bronwyn Volpe and Jill Bouza show us that time» like, these are made for special friends. JUNIOR PROM It is a night both long awaited and long remembered. There's the visit to the beauty parlor and last minute shopping. There is the suit to be purchased with the new pair of shoes. And of course, the car must shine. The Junior Prom was held at Antun's. No one really remembers the food or what records the D.J. played, but we do remember the Prom as part of our treasured year. John Comer boogies down, as all the others gather round. 18 Prom

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The ladies of the Class of '85 have always displayed lots of spirit, and nowhere was it more evident than in Heraea XXVIII. Although they were not the vic- tors, they did display that energy and imagination which has made them remarkable over the years. The Class of '85's theme was “Thriller. Their entrance in Monster Masquerade was a sure winner. Dressed as ghouls and cor- pses, they danced their way past the competing senior class's Magic Touch. However, they were defeated in volleyball in a close (17-14) game. The Class of '84 also triumphed in aerobic routines. The heartbreaker, however, was square dancing. Their Frankensteins and Brides of Frankenstein were imaginative and cute, but the Class of '85 lost the competition. Wouldn't you love to get bit by this vampire? Lisa Asparro and Jill Bouza win the Frankenstein look alike and pairs dancing competition. 20 Heraea