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

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Waves of the future The students of River- head High are as highly diverse as any group could hope to be. The aspira- tions of the Blue Waves come as no surprise then. There is however, one thing in com- mon: these waves foresee the tide of good fortune rolling in sometime in their future. One of these optimistic stu- dents is Chris Reeve. He hopes to be in computer maintenance for a major corporation ten years from now. Not to be out- done. Martha Jackman aspires to be an executive for a large corporation. Watch out Chrisl Jeff White shows he has very different dreams. He wishes to become a graphics designer or a pilot for the Navy. The atti- tude of most students at R.H.S. can be summed up in Henry Mack's ambition to become a millionaire. Ten years from now may seem a long time at first glance. However, this time flies by faster than one real- izes. The many tides flow in and out. bringing with them many different opportunities for ail of us. Hopefully, these students and all of the others at R.H.S. will be able to catch their wave. Student Life 27

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Inexactly 3.650days Jeff White will be a graphics designer or a pilot for the Navy A woman aiming for the Vice Pres» dency of a large business establish- ment is Ms. Martha Jackman. We'll all know if she made it in 520 weeks Our millionaire banker. Henry Mack

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The juniors weren’t the only people who attended the Junior Prom. Senior Peggy VanDewerting and Freshman Kristen Andresen were two of the non-juniors who were there. Nothing Was Gonna Stop Us It must be a dreamt you walk into the Tolendol Inn with weak knees and sweaty palms, trem- bling a bit with per- sonal doubt, on one of the most exciting, im- portant. and memora- ble nights of your en- tire life. Indeed, it is a unique experience. People are talking, dancing, and finding out who arrives with who as couples make their fashionably late grand entrance. What is it? The Prom, of course. The Class of '88's Junior Prom was held on May 8th. 1987 at the Tolendol Inn in Matti- tuck. Music was sup- plied by the M.C. Sanders, and delicious hors d’ouvers and desserts were served. Liquid refreshments were also available for that hearty thirst due to rigorous and exces- sive dancing. Nothing was gonna stop us now. not even subse- quent exhaustion. Oh, the evening was certainly expen- sive. but undoubtly more than worth it. Several couples were escorted in style, ar- riving and leaving in li- mosines. People looked their personal best, in rather attrac- tive tuxedos and dresses. Most found the evening enjoyable and satisfying, yet ex- perience was lacking, and the nervousness showed. The memo- ries are undying how- ever. and the thoughts and feelings will not be experienced again until this year's Senior Prom. The excitement of the Junior Prom can clearly be seen on the face of Shelly Stagg. Dawn Dawner” Crohan and their dates Matt Ganes and Andy Wilson. Junior Prom King and Queen. Andy Kraiewski and Me- lanie Silverstein dance to the theme song Open Arms '. 58 Student Life