Middletown High School North - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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Senior Class President, Dan Corbisiero, pitches in. STUDE T-FACULTY FRCJLICS FI NCIAL SUCCESS The mirthand fun grew fast and furious. Robert Burns The Frolics, according to Middletown North, is the annual variety show produced by the members of the Senior Class to help defray the expense of the Senior Ball. Choice of direction came in late january. We had a tradition to uphold, as well as to overcome the handicap placed before us by the preceding class' failure to put on a good show. And then it snowed! Round up a stage crew. Audition the acts. Make the painful and final decisions. Select the best for the show as a whole. Time marched on and it snowed some more! Make up last rehearsals. February tramped onward. Timing. Props. Costumes. Make-up. Rehearse. Get it together! Opening night jitters. A small crowd. A paid dress rehearsal. A few mistakes. Second and third nights were sellouts. Noah showed up, Debbie Boone was there, so was That Wild and Crazy Guy Uim Pattonl. Sid Vicious and those smoke pots, and a couple of beauti- ful clowns. The finale was based on a modern disco. There were more, but space forbids our dissertation. The crowd loved us! We had succeeded beyond our wildest imagination. As a class project, we had raised more money per member then ever before. We invite you, those who follow us, to match what we have done for ourselves. We are proud of what we have done, for we have, indeed, done it well. Special thanks to Senior Class Advisor Thomas Flieger, without his efforts this success would not have been possible. The teachers showed their acting ability and gave us a few laughs at the same time. Bob Matthews expresses his talent as an emcee. Lucy Morales - one of the smash singing acts!

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