Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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Upper left: Chris Masi had little acting to do for his role. Lower left: Steve shows us how to control our pets.

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graduation prom awards banquet PLAY The senior class play is a key event in helping to unite the senior class, and this year ' s production of Dracula Baby was no exception. The great amount of time we put into the show really helped bring the class together. The cast was a good one in that it was enthusiastic and cooperative. In addition, a lot of hidden talent was discovered, explained Rachael Gilman, director. The play was produced by. Jason Levine and choreographed by Elise Weiner. The saga told of the unrequited love of Dracula for a woman, and of a nurse for Dracula. After endless singing and seduction, however, the nurse finally won Dracula ' s devo- tion. They moved, happily, back to Transylvania. The play ended, as always, with a great cast party, which brought the cast and crew members together. We congratu- late the seniors on a job well done. Right: This is Dracula, not Risky Business Steve! Upper left: Joel conducts to the beat. Lower left: Are you sure we aren ' t at the RAT concert! ■y H|H| Hj K V H 1 J I 1 If I ' ll ■ m m mwVLm B 1 m jl U 1 H B

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graduation prom awards BANQUET play The Senior Banquet: another exciting Senior Week event held at Chez Josef in Agawam. The seniors braved the rain on that June fifth night to share in the festivities. Class advisors, Mr. Hirsch and Mr. Conway, each gave fond farewell speeches. Mr. Teixeira spoke; then Mr. Lynch, who said that the seniors were giving the best class gift ever to Belchertown High in the form of a new principal. Realizing that Mr. Pike had entered L.H.S. with them and would leave with them too, the class of 1986 gave him a standing ovation. Class comedians, Steve Creelman and Jason Levine, em- ceed the evening and announced the class ballot results. Everyone will remember the Class Reckless Driver, Mark Carroll ' s famous last words, Does anyone need a ride home tonight? Elise Wiener and Michael Mann, the Masacksic Editors-in- Chief, then announced the dedication of the yearbook to Mr. Conway. Massive confusion followed as the Seniors anxious- ly rushed forward to receive their yearbooks. The last event of the evening was the nostalgic slide show. The class song, • ' Good Lovin ' , and other favorite tunes accompanied the presentation. The banquet ended at 10:00. but the night was still young. It was on to Roller World to party the way only Seniors can! Above: Toni and Teresa engage in a magical moment Upper right. Shirley and Kevin pour over the yearbook Lower right. Alvin is pleased with his award