East Brunswick High School - Emerald Yearbook (East Brunswick, NJ)

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Jum Iniited (Hit all we i (M d uurta Alt uiott d tfr a well ted Cfl HHwrf From the time school opened in September, they worked. While a large cast blocked out their positions on stage, memorized lines and lyrics, rehearsed their dance routines and their exits and entrances, others hammered together the sets and painted them. Still others collected costumes and props. A show orchestra and chorus went over the music again, and again, and again. As showtime neared, the pieces began to fall together and mesh. There were cast rehearsals, then rehearsals with cast and orchestra. Then came the dress rehearsals and the preview performances for the Senior Citizens. By the time of opening night, these many, many kids had so polished this gem from the Rodgers and Hammerstein collection that it sparkled like a Cartier diamond. It made little difference to the audiences who came to see Carousel that this was a revival of a show now more than 25 years old. The cast gave new vigor to such songs as Mister Snow, If I Loved You, June is Bustin' out All Over, and You'll Never Walk Alone. to name but a few. It was a real nice clambake. CAROUSEL—21

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A carnival atmosphere of a goneby era are evoked in these scenes from Carousel. Above, Sue Duni and Sharon Twaddel; Debra Jones and Diane Reardon. Tim South and Michele Randzio; and South, Duni. Eileen Doktorski and Darrell Thompson. People will say they're in love On facing page, principals Bill Newman and Diane Reardon, and Bill Duffel and Dana Spencer. The horse played himself. 20—CAROUSEL

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Fmdruj mikii mldn't Aim tot (jflwifcj mnm in urn (vim awiiiww It's becoming a traditioni The second annual Faculty-Senior Cross Country Race was run in December on rare day last winter that would have been mild except for a bracing wind that made it seem colder than it really was. Mr. George Boring, Cross Country coach, ran away from the field after two false starts. He was challenged only by Mr. Peter Kaznoski. Winter Track coach. Kaznoski made a fight of it for the first quarter of the course, but after that, it was a Boring race all the way. He finished in a time of 1 7:32. Senior Tracy MacMillan put a large dent in male egos by coming i ahead of all other studer runners—and not a few facult starters, as well. She was fifth i the field with a time of 20:43. The first four finishers wer teachers: Boring, Kaznosky, M Caseiro. and Alexander Horvatl Teachers also finished in sixth an ninth place: Ray Beier and Jir Balsamello. Aside from MacMillan in fifth, th only other students to run in th Top Ten were Leonard Mazzi seventh; James Lemeieux, eight! and Anthony Ippolito, tenth. For the faculty, this win was its sc cond in a row. 22—SENIORS VS. FACULTY