Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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FUN AND FISHES GALORE On Movember 27, 1987, the traditional Thanksgiving semi-formal was held. This year, however, there was a break in tradition, and the dance was moved from the school cafe- teria to the Eastwood Club. The change of venue seemed to have a positive effect on the dance. It was attended by about 200 people who packed the dance floor all through the night Each class was well represented at the Sadie Hawkin s dance. The Seniors set the mood for fun with a food fight Fish and pretzels were flying through the air until the ammunition (luckily) ran out The girls calmly picked If™' the pretzel bits out of their hair and dragged their de- linquent dates back to the dance floor. The fun con- tinued uninterrupted until eleven o clock rolled around and everyone headed for Singapore. Fortunately all food fights were avoided and everyone enjoyed their meal. Once again the Thanksgiving Dance proved to be an enjoyable evening for all. — by Kathy Koljian and Amy Primeau r Chad Adams. Dave Juiku, and Joel Laino take time out from the excitement of the dance to get some refreshments. Keith Orni and Janine Deforge take Bob Gonynor. Gina Hachey. and their dates manage to find a spot in the crowd to get some dancing in before the night comes advantage of the slow dancing to be- to an end. come better acquainted. 22 ♦ Student Ufe

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Just Friends (TOP LEFT) Mike Goodchild and Mike Trainor hop to victory in the three-legged race. (Below) During the cross- country season. Seniors Sue Babineau, Carrie LeC- ourt. Kim Troest Eva Filice. and Chris Auger gather together before an after- noon meet at Coggshail Park. (TOP RIGHT) Kathy Erwin. Kim Pietila. Brenda LeBlanc, and Kristen Jaramilio kick their feet up at the Senior Reception to the faculty. (Below) During the Mantucket Tour. Sheila Daoust and Laurie Maxiiekl spend free time in the Friendly s across from the motel. 24 ♦ Student Ufe