Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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Lf I958 SPGRTS NIGHT Sports Night was one of the highlights of the school year 1957-58. The girls were divided into two groups: the Reds, headed by Betty Sue Angen and Mea Maimone, andthe Whites, headed by Lois Braun and Jane Anne Davis. The Reds' theme was Around the World with acts reflecting various geographic regions. France was portrayed by a Can-Can danceg Scotland, a tap dance, and Switzerland, march- ing. The Whites ' theme was Storyland. Among the Whites' specialties were a dance telling the story of Snow White, bunnies doing exercises, and tumbling by girls dressed as peppers. The proceeds totaled 51,050 from which a S500 contribution was presented to the Com- munity Memorial Hospital. Miss Miller believes that the effort dis- played by all was superior and the show out- standing. n 'ia X. ,S l These four girls, Nelleda Vellucci, Judy Joseph, Judy Johnson, and Irene Pijak, were members of a group of 25 girls who rep- resented the 'White' team and portrayed king's men from 'Alice 1nWonder1and'. QW' gl' -......-.-Jw 's 1, f A Lois Hopson and Pat Kuell were White lndlan maidens. With other girls, dressed in similar yellow costumes, they did a war dance. Jane Anne Davis forms a frame for a trio of smiling faces, including Mea Maimone, Lois Braun and Betty Sue Angen. All four girls were co-captains.

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5, .K ,-.,,. L ...c s gQ get Three of the seven dwarfs from the Whxte team's specxalty dance, Snow Whlte and the Seven Dwarfs, were trapped ln the dlamond mxnes, but we managed to photograph four and Snow Whlte Roberta Voerth, Tom Jardel, Lo1s Braun, Toma Agnoll, and Maxme Glorsky ff ag..-.QM 5 X ,4-vsll If The costumes of nxne countmes are worn by members of the Red team, whose theme was Globe Trot ' They are ll to r J Nancy Manns, Mea Maxmone, Joan Schrxever, Betty Sue Angen, Leslxe Kaye, JoAnn Malone, Carol Carey, Bar bara Mattlace, and Joanne lung F X Llnda Applegate and Betty Sue Angen, one Pat C1magl1aandMeaMa1mone,two members of the Red co-captaxns, were among a group of the Alpine Patrol, marched all the way of bormy hlghlanders from Scotland. They from the Alps of Switzerland to partlcipate d1d a dehghtful tap dance to the tune of the ln a colorful act for the Red team melodious bagpipes.