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Emily Massey, Leslie Barnes, Kate Rivizzig-
no, and Chrissy Tracey put their best face
forward for the photographer.
These Are The Days
The Class of 96' spent many months of preparation in order to
get ready for the big night ahead. Tuxedo rentals, limousines,
dresses, and after-prom party arrangements took us plenty of
time to organize. Finally, April 28th arrived, and we all set out to
enjoy our prom.
When we arrived at The Sheraton, we all stepped out of our
rented limousines, and followed the sounds being played by the
d.j. We were welcomed by our teachers and friends, and each
girl received a red rose from Br. Michael. Our prom photos were
taken and then it was time to dance. Michael Seeley and Mi­
chael Temple were the first in the class to hit the dance floor with
their "original" moves. However, it wasn't long before Mr. Sacco
and Mrs. Bigelow put on the dance moves. We all danced fast,
slow, and we even danced the chicken dancel
The night was only half over at midnight when we left the Sher­
aton and set off on our own to our after-prom destinations. All of
that confusion and planning had paid offi Our Junior Prom was
a night of fun and class unity. "These Are The Days," that the
Merritt Kusak-McGuire,
Kristin Reagan, Maria
Dracker, and Christina
Nicoietti show their ex­
citement and enthusi­
asm for the coming
event.
Class of 1996 will always remember.
David Chrisogonou,
Nick LaBarge, Andy
Geyer, Sam Pane-
bianco, and Jay Pai-
iadino strike a pose.
They're aiways ready
Good friends stick to­
gether. These giris
anxiousiy squeeze in
for a memorabie
pose.
to "show their stuff"!
Maria Dracker