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

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Once Upon A Mattress Theatre is a collaboration of talent, hard work, long hours, McDonalds, and let’s not for- get dedication. When it all comes together, the feeling is nothing less than magic. It was these things and these wonderful people which brought the magic to St. Mary High Schools 1985 production of “Once Upon A Mattress,” and all deserve heartfelt thanks. Adele Mongioi, Joan Hartkern, Shelly De- laney and Tom Phillips stuck with the company for weeks, giving of their patience and time, showing each of us we did have something worthwhile to share with the audience. Without them, we would be nowhere thanks to them, we can also recite “how now brown cow with feel- ing, and the word “please” has become a major part of our vocabulary. We will miss you all, even the circle exercise. The Cast “Once Upon A Mattress “Larry, Moe, and Curley Bill O'Leary. Josephine ladevia. Laurie Elko. “Put your head on my shoul- ders Michele Zielinski, and Mike Santagelo. ‘Look Ma, One Hand 24

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 My what soft hands . . . you must use Palmoliue.' “Ah, do 1 have to kiss her?’ “The Italian Stallion.”Comedian, Coach Joe. Dave Nash receiving a memorable award. Sports Banquet The 13th annual Eagle Sports Banquet, held at Buck Smith’s in Keansburg was a huge suc- cess. While everyone waited in anticipation for their awards, the roast beef dinner was served. As the night progressed, each athlete was given an award in accordance to the sport they par- ticipated in. Specific athletes were recognized for their outstanding performance and sports- manship throughout the year. Two examples are Randy Wilson and Eleanor Wypkisz who both received the scholar athlete award, along with many other honors. Once again Mr. Tom Tice presented his slide show displaying vari- ous coaches and athletes both on and off the fields. A special award was given out this year in remembrance of Anthony DiMarizio. Ted Douglas was awarded this honor for demon- strating great spirit throughout the soccer sea- son. The sports banquet brought to a close a very successful year of sporting competition. A big hand for the gymnastics team. Tom Mierzwiak relaxes after a delicious dinner at Buck Smith's. 23

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 All dressed up and no where to go. Fashions of The The Fashion Show of 1985 was a huge success. The crowd in St. Mary’s Little The- atre loved the styles and the Senior’s domi- nating presence. Everyone remembers the romantic music, the great announcers from the She Shops, the parting kiss of the cou- ple leaving the stage and how much we were sorry when it ended. When it did end, no one really wanted to leave. For a few min- utes we had forgotten about physics, Alge- bra II and Trig, and Gym., and instead thought of chemistry . . . body chemistry that is! St. Mary's Studs Want to see my rope trick?' Sean Curtis Tommy Mierzwiak and Gerry Kinsella Too much even for Boobie to handle Jo ladeuia and Jen Coe 25