St Marys High School - Sceptre Yearbook (South Amboy, NJ)

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Grease 3 A new, funfilled Junior Class ac- tivity this year was 50’s Day. The whole Junior Class and faculty were invited to dress up for the occas- sion. There was a lot of digging through old clothes and calling people to borrow saddle shoes or to see what to use to grease back hair. As one Junior Randy Wilson said, “It was a groovy day; our class looked hip.” A large percentage of the class participated. There was a luncheon for the class at St. Pat’s Hall where everyone enjoyed good food and music from the 50’s. 50's Day was very enjoyable and surely will be one of next year’s activities. ABOVE — Mike Santangelo, Regina Raczkowski. Greg Pompliano. John Radwanski. Al Pinho. Kevin O'Neil, Maryann Reis, Elaine Sarlo, Kim Quirk, and Lisa Rhoades are in the spirit ot 50's Day. LEFT — “We go together like ... RIGHT — Sue Hartney arrives at school in her 50's attire. 20 50's Day

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World Champions John Saba. Tony DiMarzio, Dave LaBue, George Petzold, Kevin Quinn The 1984 Olympics of The Mind World Finals had 416 teams from all over the country and Canada com- peting at the University of Akron in Ohio over a three day period. Our team from Saint Mary’s, by virtue of their victories on the local league, regional, and state levels, earned the right to participate in the Mousemobile Relay, Division III, of the World Finals, coming up against 31 other teams. Representing the state of New Jersey: David La Bue, John Saba, Anthony Di Marzio, Kevin Quinn, and George Petzold raced their mousetrap-powered vehicles with speed and style doing themselves — and — us proud. The Olympics of the Mind team arrives in Ohio ready for the competition. Olympics of the Mind 19

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Richard Dawson Move Over TOP — “GOOD ANSWER” by Mr. Tice and his Junior family Elaine Sarlo. Dave Skarzynski, Beth Sharkey, and Bill O’Leary. ABOVE — Paul Mazzella asks Mrs. Panigrosso and Mr. Tice the deciding question. The latest activity to grace St. Mary’s is the Family Feud. This event unites the four classes in the heat of competition. Hosted by Paul Mazzella, sponsored by the freshman class, the Family Feud has proven to be very successful. The first event was won by the freshmen who defeated the sophomores. Afterward, the seniors went on to defeat the juniors, ad- vancing to the finals. The crux of the competition, the big match between the two winning classes, held everyone spell-bound, all were in awe wondering, “Could the seniors hold the lead or would the freshmen steal the show?” The suspense was finally broken through a dazzling display of team work sending the seniors to victory giving them the prestige of being “The finest in the school.” ABOVE — The Freshman Family of Trish Radwanski. John LeFante. Michelle Bialoblocki, Keith Andrejewski. and Mr. Philips feel dejected as they get their third strike. Family Feud 21