Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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l l , As White Team's Monster Mash is about to begin, Frankenstein Haming it up as much as she can, Senior Debbie Wilkins of the Maroon fLinda Vidovishj creeps up to Kate Gehret to announce Act V. Team gabs Over the phone while singing 'Telephone Hourf, Maroon Takes Win Four Years Straight After weeks of practice and two nights of stiff competition the Maroon Team was victorious by a score of 710-702. Using the theme 'ciiistory of Nloviesn, Maroon, under Debbie Hunter, saluted musicals, while White, led by Kate Gehret, inter- pretive theme as a variety of movies. White Teamis interpretive jazz was Fire', and their theme dance was from the movie Uliawaiiw. Maroon Team's jazz moved to the sounds of Hlixpressw and their theme dance was a can-can. White Dance members do their interpetation of a Hawaiian festival dance, which is from such hit movies as South Pacificw, Hliawaiin, and Mutiny on the Bountyw. Bonnie Borsuk, Kathy Ghegan and Becky Sheets sing their hearts out in their finale starting with There,s No business Like Show Business and ending with the swaying to Everything's Coming Up Roscsfi HThe greatest time in my Freshman year was Sports Night and the White Team made it even more en- joyablef' Jftose Ann Belmondo 'Sports Night was interesting. I had a lot of fun in my first yearfi -Lalitha Subramanian Guys should have been in Sports Night - imagine Weaver in jazz tights and Rick Fynan going through tiresf' -Keith Tallon

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i or c or Without a doubt, Maroon's Phyllis jones holds the lead as she races around the marker Friday night. For the first time the tug-a-war was a rcal challengefi -Michele Chiaccio Dressed to win, Whiteas Kathie McNally heads for the finish line in the clothes' race during Saturday night's competition. Strategy and Skill Needed During Relays For the second consecutive year, Maroon captured the Sports Trophy for Sports Night, winning three of the four events. ln the first event, basketball, Maroon turned up a 22-12 victory over White, due to the outstanding offensive playing by Pat Crossland, Pam Woodington, and captain Deb- bie Hunter. White came back in volleyball with a score of 2-1, tying Maroon l-1 in events. ln the final event, Maroon won tug-a-war and gymnastics, 2-l, 60.8-55.8 respectively, which gave them the trophy, presented the Saturday of Sports Night. This year in Sports Night, all the sports were really close, especially basketball and the tug-a-war.', -Cindy Tevis Struggling to pick up the heavy tire, Senior Athena Harding tries to get the tire up ovcr her head as fast as she can before her White team competitor can. Adventures 25

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g'Sports Night was a great experience for me this year, through it will be my one and only year. iDonna Dann G'Sports Night was an experience and lim looking forward to it in my next three years. -Karen lialuhiokaiani As the 'SFire', burns on, Michele Terrcri performs to the grunts and grace of the White team's jazz. Beginning to dance to the song lVlamei', Senior Lois Baehser and Junior Pat Crossland start lVIaroon's theme out with an old hit. i l As Senior Donna Strick, alias Doctor Doolittle, leans against the push me-pull you, she begins to sing to all the little children around her. It was evident this year that both teams Worked very hard and l think they made the best possible choice for Miss RHS? -Kelly Devine 6'Sports Night is exciting for all girls in school because we get a ehanee to do what we do bcstf, AChris Boardman Playing a hooker in lVlaroon's Can Can, Linda Santino gives a slip of her hanky to Bonnie Kostrub, the two-timer.