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

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Part of the yearbook staff gives a helping hand during class pictures. This picture was taken during most students' favorite period of the day. Doesn't Mr. Smith look ecstatic at the thought of having his picture taken? Student Life 23

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♦ 22 Student Lite

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CURTAIN GOING UP This year's fall theatre performance Cur- tain Going Up was actually a play within a play. Miss Irene Burgess (Kelly Quick) was an inexperienced high school director who encounters every possible pitfall in the pro- duction of her first play. Irene got off to a bad start by angering Old Tony (Martin Fer- werda), the janitor and having a tiff with costume designer home economics teacher Carolyn Moran (Kim Stefani). In addition to all her troubles. Miss Moran was ex- tremely jealous of Irene's relationship with journalism teacher Norman Carter (Matt I achenstein). Just when it seemed that things could not get worse. Senior Class Advisor, Miss Hen- rietta Rivers (Stacv Maltzman) cut the pro- duction budget in half. Besides the other faculty giving Irene problems, she had to deal with jealous ac- tresses as well. Although she used her best judgement in assigning Lorry Fuller (Wendy Zakrzewski) the lead, spoiled Nancy Levaidge (Beth Silverman) felt that she deserved the main role, and would do anything to get it. Starstruck Lorry Fuller was taken with T.J. Guthrie (Hugh Klitzke) who was Nancy's boyfriend. Meanwhile, jilted Andy Fulbright (Jack Cibrian) tried to convince Lorry that she just had stars in her eyes. Nancy, finally over T.J., took up with the class clown Milton Sanders (Joe Re- fa no). In the end, everyone learned their lessons that jealousy was a green eyed mon- ster, and crime doesn't pay. Lorry and Andy kiss and make up. Andy tries desperately to convince Lorry to quit the play. 24 Student 1 ife