Page 49 - CBA 1985 YEARBOOK

Junior Prom is Favored by Class
When one looks back on his youn­ ger days at CBA, one event which will undoubtedly be remembered for the rest of one’s life will be the Junior Prom. This years annual extravagan­ za was held at the scenic Cavalry Club in Manlius. Recalling the fine food, music and atmosphere which was present at the Prom, one has to
remember the hours of hard work
which was put into the Prom by coor­ dinators Jeff DeRoberts and Tim Fallon. The Junior Prom of ’84 will also be remembered as having the highest percentage of Juniors ever to go to a prom. Bob Toole commented
“ I enjoy getting all dressed up and dining and dancing all night. Besides, it beats taking your girl to Burger King.”
(Top left) Proving that formal wear can be comfort­ able, Gregg Quadrini takes a break from dancing.
(Top right) An impromptu rehearsal for the Sacco Singers finds Mr. Frank Sacco, Cliff Merkling, and Brian Speach checking their repertoire.
(Bottom left) Guy Fenocchi is a crowd pleaser dur­ ing Easy Street's well-dreserved break.
(Bottom, right) Steppin' out in style tor Chris Mills means moving in close.