Haverling Central High School - Haverlinguist Yearbook (Bath, NY)

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fi w,,,,. ff' I. WA TCH OUT EVERYBODY! Mike Hayes shows his true cannibolistic ways. 2. VVHATKIND Of CONVENT WAS THA T? Kirsten as a lady ol the evening and Deena as a 'pregnant nun. 3. JASON STRIKES AGAIN! Dino shows his inner self. 4. THE TRUTH COMES OUT! Mr. Roemrnelt shows his true form, at our torturous yearbook meetings, 5 Oneol the many fans talking to Rhonda Dawson, third place winner lor cutest Costume. 6. EES T OVERAH -- First prize - Mike Hayes as a cannibal Second -- Denise Hallett as a chicken. Third -H Carlsen Champlain as cz pussycat. 7. SCAR' IES T - First prize - Quinn Orrnsby as a witch. Second - Scott Keeler as Cufok father, Third - PJ Albee as the grim recrper, 8, FUNMYEST- First - Deena'5pires as o pregnant nun. Second -- Julie Pruden as a punker. Third - Greg Gerhcrt and Rick Faulkner as Srnurls. 9. CU TES T -- First -- Matt Kasharek as Q Chinese woman. Second - Mike Jones as Buckwheot. Third - Rhonda Dawson as Raggedy Ann, 10. THE BlUES BROTHERS Alias Sherman lyke and Bill Bilancio. stalking ,Haverling dance, pose for their mug shot.. W 'T R . CELEBRATIONS If

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BO skin a beak in their hair, Ol -v-' Q Q1 their noses blood their faces, is child wears around an gies until shed and con facade e r ey ew hours It was a long liawe coming, but we finally did ill The Hrsl annual Halloween dance al l-laverling l-ligh School, brought to you by the Senior Class and the Yearboolcisrafli I-lallo ween, a largely ,overlooked 'hoHday, fflqifily thought ol ior children, has never beenfcelebrated al Haverling the way it was October 261 Punkers, spooks, clowns, babies, cf box, and more abstract cosiumers Hlted the gym onlthof unlorgettable, Halloween night! imagination was the key to the evening! Masqueraders were greeted GI the door by Mickey Mouse and the ,Boogie Man. iOur own Mr. Jones and Miss Cove-rtll Once ,inside they discovered a scare crow, ghosts hanging from the ceiling, skeletons on the walls, Qroveslones and . . . Blackness! Along with thegmagnilicent decorating-scheme, Hallaweeners boo-L giedf' the night away to videos and music by Tim Vogel. Prizes were awarded to the cutest, scariest and best overall outhis, of the night, during albreak from dancing. lt was a reassuring display ol Haverling irnagination, a night to be whatever you wanted to be. However, by Monday, the outlandish costumes were gone, and we turned into preppiesgagain. 6 CELEBRATIONS, i 236 I 00

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Niei-ns TOCELEBRATE s we walked into the dimly 'flit hallway of TH a v e r l i n g Central, the speculation of heaven was already upon us. We crossed hover a decorated bridge into a world of fantasy, The walls were decorated ini , deep blue wall paper printed with soil white stars and paro- chures were hanging like T clouds over our heads with ghfter falling silently. The ta- bles were covered with white cloths and candles, -Each per- son received a tiny blue prom book. The Rogues were playing and everyone enjoyed themselves. The crowning was an exciting moment, and inany came from outside to watch. I, The Junior Court: King -- Jell lamphier, Queen - linda Tefor, Prince -- Greg Zarek, Princess --e Chris Hyland, Pages -- Tony Fowler and Kelly Shiels. 2. Mr. and Mrs.. loloui' as angels? 3, Chris 55 Todd and Molly ri Greg all ready for the big night ahead of them. 4, linda and Ron dressed up and ready to go! 5. lisa and Mike all dressed up and everywhere to ga. 6. Trai Cie, Pay doesn't want to Smile! 7. Molly and Greg pose in front of 'the beach'. 8. Matt and Joe ready to hula! 8 CELEBRATIONS M 5 1 ' ,Q iv I N l iff ff? if I l I 1,- 4 Wah.: ' ' il? 1 4 .119 Qs K i ,fa-w, .. . 'X fe.. ,. , . iw