Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

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Above ore Varsity Cheerleaders Cheryl. Louro. Joey. Julie, spectator Monica and Sondy. who perform- ed or the Country Fair. flight: At home with pie in her face is senior Cindy Lull, who octuol- ly seems to enjoy be- ing coated with meringue For right: Heavy merol bond IMPACT rocked rhe Soundmobile or rhe Fair with bassist Ted Goldwyn toying down some heavy rhythms. 26 Country Fo»r

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THE NIGHT THAT ROCKED Triumph filled rhe oir or rhis yeor s Homecoming donee os siudenrs celebrored both rhe Blue Waves victory rhor ofrernoon ond rhe opporenr success of rhe Homecoming weekend Mony students heart- ened by Riverheod s win showed up ot the donee to moke it one of the best in the school s history Most will ogree thot the greot music wos one of the mom reasons why the night wos so enjoyoble A wide voriety of populor music gove those so inclined o chonce to show off their doncmg skills Of course some preferred music of o different rempo--ro them the highlight of the evening wos slow doncing No Homecoming donee is complete without o Homecoming court this yeor s wos more regol then ever The Homecoming King ond Queen of 1986 Troy Kemp ond Annette Totten both bore their titles with the groce ond dignity befitting seniors The junior court of Robert Bokmz ond Kristmo Johnson olong with the sophomore couple of Todd Von Scoy ond Left Having a good time is whor rhe Homecoming Donee is oil about George Hughes Ricky Anderson ond Troy Kemp fool oround on rhe donee floor in on act of jubilation after rhe foot boll gome Doo e 2b

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Left: The Country Fair wos truly o fomily-orienred event. There wos plenty of fun ond fonrosy for children of oil oges. such os cotton condy ond clowns, os well os odulr omusemenrs. TRADITION DELAYED, BUT ALL IS FAIR Nothing ever goes os planned-nor even o well- esroblished event like the Riverheod Country Foir. Roin postponed the foir for o week, which some viewed os o bod omen, bur. despite the cold, this year's fair wos. osolwoys. a success The showmobile wos once again the most populor place to be with Al Shields returning to emcee the show Lindo Morevec disployed courage in singing old show tunes without any accompaniment, while the local heavy merol group Impact catered to those with less traditional toste The RHS Stage Bond and the Riverheod Monday Night Bond both succeeded in keeping their high standards of excellence. Of course, not everyone heord this musicol rolenr. they never mode it that for. Instead, they busied themselves with sampling oil of the food ot the foir: hot dogs, hamburgers, kielboso, roosted ducks, sodo. ond. of course, beer, were oil for the taking. Still other ortroctions draw people to the Country Foir This yeor it seemed you could buy anything ot oil the booths --leather belts, posters, and clothes were o few of the mony items for sole. One of the more interesting booths or the foir was the one set up by the RHS Student Council os a fund raiser for the Volunteer Ambulonce Corps For o small donation to o good couse. you got o chonce to beon o fellow RHS student with o pie. This booth wos o success due to the willing volunteers who didn't mind earing o little humble pie Cindy Lull. Mott Yokoboski, ond Donold Lindor. who seemed to be the most popular forget The Country Foir hos become on annual event rhor the community of Riverheod eagerly owoirs. ond. if future fairs ore as successful os this year s, if will pro- bably continue to be so for mony years to come. Left: People traveled from oil over Long Island to attend Riverheod's largest onnuol event, the Country Foir. Riverheod hos o reputation for hov- ing one of the best fairs in the store Country Foir 27