Notre Dame High School - Canticle Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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A '-,iw Ierseymen guest speaker Mr. James Heddon enumerates advantages of the eighteen year-old vote. Students exercise their right to vote during Ierseyman Gubematorial mock election. Jerseyman Vice-President Kevin Geoghan explains voting procedures to Senior Ed Klane.

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Kreskin, the amazing mentalist convmces particlpants that their hands are tightly locked Ssemblies ln orm An ntertaln The Amazing Kreskin, master of ESP, came to visit N.D. on October iirst and third. He dazzled his audience by reading their minds and by demonstrating the power of sugges- tion. Student participants found themselves chasing imaginary animals across the stage and reacting in strange ways to the sound of his voice. His visit was one that will long be remembered by the student body. The members of the Ierseymen Club spon- sored a pre-election assembly on October 29, 1969. The purpose of the program was to make the students aware of the pressing issues of the gubernatorial campaign and how they would be handled by each candidate. The guest speakers were William Dowd, Republi- can for Cahill and Dave Oxman, Democrat for Meyner. As a special guest, Mr. Iames Heddon of Rider College presided. He believed in and was working for the establishment of the eighteen year-old vote which was a major issue for his youthful N.D. audience. 28

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Highlighting the achievements of the Music Department in 1969-1970 was the second Annual Variety Show. Student-directed by Pat Greer and Pete Cugasi, the show featured such acts as Lenny and His Lollipops, and the Freedom Band. Winners in the competition were first prize Bonnie Bejmag tied for second prize Kenny Koreyva and Ioan Pileiger, and third prize, Iudy Kuliczkowski. Following the show was a dance featuring the Eastern Light. T at .w i f as ' ss K -.aigx .-'. . ' '- arf' 1 tr During N.D.'s Variety Show, Hrst prize winner Bonnie Bejma displays her talents. The Coodship Lollipop crew, Lenny Liberto, Don Krawiec, Marty Maccaroni, and John Zimpleman discuss their musical arrangement. Freshman Kenny Koreyva's spirited organ playing merited him a second place award.