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t Soleau Leads Juniors in “Auntie Marne Opposito above: Shelley Cononico and Bonita Poller view the antics ot Auntie Marne as Andy Aumat k. watches. Opposite below: Beth Finch, portraying Vera Charles, displays her displeas ure with the actions of Mame and her boy- friend Lindsey Woolsey, played by Bary Wil liams Top left Augie Ponturiero, the male lead, scans the horizon in search of his beloved Mame, much to the c hagrin of his tor mer sweetheart Sally Kato, acted by Liz Martin Top right In the opening scene, Karen Soleau showers hospitality on her guest, Robert Por lee, at another of her lavish parlies Above Glenn Trimboli, portraying a Mac y's salesman, offers help to Cheryl Harper and her daughter Sallie Gongora 21
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Directed by Mrs. Renee Maxwell and student assistant Marie Pacitti, the junior class production of Aun- tie Marne featured a cast of forty. Starring Karen Soleau as Marne, the play detailed the adventures of an eccentric socialite ruined by the depression, and her trials in raising Patrick, her orphaned nephew. Borrowing talent from the Little Sil- ver schools, young Patrick was played by trie Simon who matured into an older version portrayed by Pat Laber- dee. Beth Finch, in the role of the actress Vera Charles, and Augie Pon- turiero as Beau, Marne's beau, also acted title roles. Presented November 30 and December 1 and 2, Auntie Marne bolstered class unity as well as aug- menting the junior class treasury.
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One, two, three, four o'clock rock! Bill Haley and the Comets' famous single Rock around the Clock, set the beat for the 50's Sock Hop, sponsored by the Senior Class anci organized by Rachel Simon. Held in the cafeteria on Saturday, lanuary 13th, students came dressed in blue jeans, white 1 -shirts, cardigan sweaters and loafers, ready to twist and shout the night away. Records from the Fabulous Fif- ties were played and introduced by fim Keane, a college student who moonlights as a disc jockey. Ihe highlight of the evening was the jitterbug Contest. Senior |ay Flerrmann and junior Kim Thomas won first place and were awarded gag prizes. Top: Senior (lass president lisa Bruno counts proceeds from the lanuary I 1 hop, used to off- set ihe tost ol the prom and yearbook Above left Senior Andrea DiLascia displays her indi- vidual style during Summer Nights, a song from the popular movie Grease Above right: Senior Billy Gislesson and junior Mandy Shreeve enjoy a slow number, Earth Angel. 22
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