Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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1. Erinn Murphy and Patricia Harkins are caught strolling arm in arm to the powder room. 2. Terry Duggan and Kristin Hardy O'Brien show off their legs. Since Terry ended up in a cast in September, this photo is priceless. 3. Li McCormack, Trade Allan, Michael McGrail, Mossie Houlihan, and Brian Keith trip the light fan- tastic. Notice how Liz's and Mike's outfits match 6. With all the tight new shoes, it was much easier to dance in stocking feet as Lynn Crossman demonstrates with Shannon Richards and Tom Logan in the rear. 7. Sue Smith and Ann Marie Notarangelo display a contrast in color with great smiles. 8. Bob Howe and Cheryl Raila seem to own a sec- tion of the dance floor. Photos 4 and 5 are listed on the opposite page This Page Is Sponsored By k M ODERN FORMAL SHOP INC. Formali For All Occasions 65 MAIN STREET BROCKTON. MA 02402 586-7613 1 586 HANCOCK STREET QUNICY. MA 02169 773 7213 445 WILLARD ST QUINCY. MA 02169 479-7400 photo» by Nancy Power»and »ljtl 7

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THIS WAS OUR NIGHT! THE PROM! For so long, we had been anticipating it. Finally, it had arrived. After worrying about getting the tickets, finding a date, figuring out what to wear, and especially how in the world were we ever to get to the South Shore Country Club; the Class of 1987 (more than any other Junior class ever) decided to take a LIMO! After all, it would not have been cool to get a ride from an older sibling or, horror of horrors, from one of our parents. Many different shapes, colors and sizes of limousines paraded before the doors of the South Shore Country Club with hand- some young men and gorgeous young ladies disembarking. As we stepped inside the country club, all our inspirations were realized. The girls' dresses ranged from the flapper style of the 1920's to the romantic hoop skirts of the pre Civil War. Some of the boys departed from the traditional tux- edo to the hip, new Don Johnson Miami Vice look. Dinner was served late, but who could eat? And with all the tight fitting dress bodices and the bow ties, who could breathe? Gradually, we all moved onto the dance floor. The D.J. made everything feel like a stylish nightclub. Ties came off and hair fell out of place as the Class of 1987 grooved to the beat. Finally, around midnight, the theme song, This Is My Night by Chaka Khan began to play. Unlike previous years, where the last song was always a slow song, we wanted to end the night with a bang. The class went crazy to the fast beat. Soon after, as we returned to our limos, we realized that the Class of 1987 is truly heaven. ». 1. Laura Ciulla lost her contacts the morning of the prom and kept apologizing to Walter Sprague. Walter didn’t seem to mind the inconvenience at all. In fact, he seems to be enjoying the situation. 2. Deanna Roche and Kevin Provenzano both look so pretty in pink. She looks so gorgeous and he is so handsome. They are just one example of the extent to which couples went to match each other's outfits. 3. Michele Palardy decided to bring back the look of the roaring twenties , but that instamatic doesn't quite fit in. Gowns of all types were to be seen on and off the dance floor making this a class of individuals, not look-alikes. 4. Kerry Eden and Christine Gosselin show everyone how to really get down and boogie. Their dates needeo to be shown the proper dance steps. 5. Kelly Rogers strikes a classic pose with Steve DiBona. Imagine what she's about to say about the thorn that's penetrating her lower lip. 6 MO»V by Sarah U'cnov photo by Nancy Power». Cheryl Raila. Imcoln Studio and lafl

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SCHOOL’S OUT 1. Michele Palardy practices modeling with her new swim suit. 2. Mike Casse'.'a, Mark Carnevale, and David Southwick use the garage whirlpool. 3. Annie Fahey ddesn't want to go back to school. 4. Yeah! No mere gym for Colleen Cushing! 5. The F.J.P. crew, Maura Garrity, Lauren Standring, Karin Eaton, and Kristin Dunn, have their party on prom night. 6. Patty Harkins plays in the sand. When the school day comes to an end it's just the beginning of our lives. Most of us go to work, but there is only one good reason for working. We need the money so we can party. Some times the parties are organized get-togethers. Occasionally they are spontaneous events which occur just because we want to have a good time. Once in a while, a group activity just degenerates into a good time. We could be out cruising around and notice that some of our friends have gathered at a favorite hangout, like Pageant Field or behind the Voc-Tech in the park- ing lot by the tennis courts. Someone yells, Hey, what's happening?” and then the party is underway! Whatever the occasion, we always do our best to have a good time. It's time to party 8 story by suit. photos by Sown Parry. Orol Coguen. Mein sa AndronKO, Kevin Steen and Sown Stanton