Sayreville War Memorial High School - Quo Vadis Yearbook (Parlin, NJ)

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BRIGADOON SPRINGS TO LIFE Between the mist and the murky brae, Brigadoon appeared on the Sayreville stage last spring. Brigadoon, last year's musical, was about a magical Scottish town that appears every one hundred years. The play received great reviews and held a large reception of viewers. The play began with two Americans, Tommy Albright (Mark llardi) and Jeff Douglas (senior Jack Cibrian) wandered into Brigadoon which appeared that day. Differences couldn't keep Fiona Maclaren (Alicia Dietsch), an 18th century Scottish lass and Tommy, a 1947 hunter from falling in love, not even two hundred years. During the play's performance, the audience went through a wedding between Charles Dalrymple (Joe Dibella) and Jean Maclaren (Lisa Campion). They also viewed the funeral of town villain, Harry Beaton portrayed by junior Hugh Klitzke. Stunning performances from upcoming actresses were from senior Kelly Ann Quick and Wendy Zakrewski. Kelly played Jane Ashton, and Wendy portrayed Frankie, the bartender which showed their ability for future plays. Brigadoon was a very successful production because of the efforts of Mr. Michael Piccuirro, Mr. Thomas Malisezewski, Miss Marie Osolinski, and Mr. Robert Speller. The talent of the cast, crew, pit and faculty made Brigadoon a wonderful reality. The brains behind Brigadoon, Mr. Michael Piccuirro. Singing while she works, Jeanne MacLaren (Lisa Campion), packs up. 1 used to be a roving lad . . sings Charles Dalrymple (Joe Dibella) to Silvio Dominguez and Mark Jacobs. 14 Student Lite

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Tracy Pavlik makes a grand entrance with the help of her date, Tony Evanego. Christine, Bruno, Cathy, and Paco. Kris Kupcha jokes around on the dance floor. Aren't they cute? Michelle Huguenin and Rich Gluchowski snuggle at the prom. Student Life 13

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INDUCTION CEREMONY HONORS SCHOLARS Scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These are the words that best describe the members of the National Honor Society. Election into the society is a distinction of which every student can boast. Both juniors and seniors can be elected, but they must satisfy certain requirements. Qualifications include a 3.0 grade point average and membership in at least three different school sponsored clubs. Once you are in the prestigious society, you are in for life. Under the guidance of Miss Annette Sowa, the Induction ceremony was one of the highlights of the school. Students draped in blue robes and carrying candles gave the ceremony all the charm it needed. The audience was rewarded with a stirring rendition of Believe in Yourself by Alicia Dietsch. Afterwards, all were invited to a delicious snack prepared by Mrs. Newton and her foods class. Student Life 15