Maple Shade High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Maple Shade, NJ)

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whiff--..- .4 1 Dancing the night away, Friends and Lovers are having a wonderful time. Scott Furphy and his date are enjoy- ing the evening. Making your own sundae , was an added attraction to the prom. Dennis Klein, Michelle Worthington, Laura Beebe and a friend. P R - O M . fri is i' 16!Prom l Friends And Lovers The classes from the past years have alwai enjoyed their proms. But this year, the proi turned out to be spectacular. The people a tending it knew how to have fun. The them llFriends and Lovers , was a perfect choic The guests were friends and made the proi the success it was. Many will never forget Ms 22, 1987, at the Cherry Hill Hyatt. lt was esp' cially memorable for prom queen Dana Smi' and prom king Joe Walters. Their years of hai work for our school finally paid off when the were crowned that evening. Other membe of the court were Dave Misselhorn, Dar Durso, Rich Moffa and Holly Ryan. The tvx advisors who worked with these classes we Mr. Mazza and Mrs. Webb. , Looking macho as usual, Glenn Nichols and his date, Kari Witkowski, dance the night away. Couples line up for their prom pictures.

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, L . -I U . I.. .,,.,, , . -I Proud to be an American, this member of the string band struts ahead on Waving and smiling these people show their patriotism by participating in down Main Street, Many people came to see the parade. the Constitution Day parade im, Vs A ftf sw. 'K ' 'fi as f-7' ,. X --V1-fix f t f fl: . . 'M' ii ll' ' ii -P . Ai:-55-A ff 'A 4-1 W - i ., . .. , Proudly showing the American flag, this Strutting their stuff down Main Street, i warship cruises to its harbor. this string band proudly plays many well- remembered songs about our country. C 0.4 N A Special Day Cn September 17, 1987, Philadelphia and America celebrated the 200th Anniversary of our Constitution. There were several television T :gl- tlt t,l. - specials, fireworks over the Delaware River and the lighting of Philadel- I phia's Benjamin Franklin Bridge. T J The Constitution is the basic outline of the United States of America's government. It states the basic guidelines of all of our laws and is the U authority on which all other laws in America are interpreted. T The Constitution is a revolutionary document and is the basic outline of all modern democratic governments in the world. The Constitution is f indeed an important and powerful document, and is the basic thing that O ilk- should be remembered, as it governs every one in the United States. ' Maple Shade commemorated this special day with its own parade in N A which students from the high school band and other organizations 1 participated. D A 18! Constitution Day Y I