Page 3 - Trumpet 19640612-optimized
P. 3
THE TRUMPET Friday, June 12, 1964 Page Three
everything, but everything, fell to
the sidewalk right on Fifth Ave-
nue in New York. I ie1t like cry-
ing, but all that freshman Funzie Helaine Witkintl-Exeels in drama,
Lisanti kept saying \VaS. "Don't journalism, forensics, varsity
shovellng .. _
cry Donna, I don't know \!\that I'll
do if you start to cry.'1 Somehow Lenny Cohcu-"Lenny, please, we
we both m-anaged to laugh after
everything \Vas picked up. don't care how the .4-sbury Park
Press does it, we'd rather do it
No one would laugh if he were ourselves!"
Lorraine Sorrentino. She had to Aurora Rini-Every time it rains,
it rains ''Fizzles" from heaven.
by Helen Rankin write every theorem in the geo-
Donna Thompson metry book after .asking her daily Robert «Fritz" Feinberg-If at first
question one day too many. Her you don't succeed, try, try, try,
try, try again.
Hi there people: favorite plea used to be, "J\1r. Wil-
Bill Busby-"'No, Bill, that striped
son, could you please exp-lain that? shirt simply does not go 'i.Vith
'\Vith school almost over, every- I just don't understand itl" We those checked pants!'
one's just jumping :for joy. But, bet she under.stands it now.
we guess ki\nne Shatkin isn't go- Bnb Tomaini-Who's afraid of- the
big, bad 'NOif?
ing to be jumping too high, for a
Chris 1''oltis-":l\1agnificent shot,
"vhile at least. Poor Anne's phone Chris, too bad you missed the
basket.''
Seniors Makebill \Vas Jj)69.95!ll Guess she won't
be calling that special someone in
Belmar ior .some time. Cheer up, Sheila I.ewis--The only living
descendant -of the Rip Van
Final ChoicesA.nne, where there's a v;dil, there's Winkle E'an Club.
a \Vay. Maybe he'll let you call The following is a list of Seniors Hilary Schacter-"...boorish char~
him collect. acteristics learned in the Na-
and tlH: schools they plan to attend tional Forest."
Terry ::Vle-rla, a classic nut, al- next fall:
most had herself a permanent Zane Abel, Central Missouri State
building pass \Vhen she got her Muriel r\lpern, U. of Bridgeport
hand stuck in the tru1npet hall Susan A..pplegate, U. of Oklahoma
pass. Better luck next time, Terry. .Jack A.zzaretto, Northeastern U. \Ve:ndy Kaplan--Certs ls a candy
Prom Proble1ns Jon Baker, Southern Illinois U. mint.
Judy Balton, Penn State
Dee Dee R.onea-Don't think of it
Have you ever been one of nine Robert Bassett, Monmouth c.ollege as a beard, Dee Dee, try to think
-0£ it as a conversation piece.
people squashed into a convertible? Vicki Bayly, Florida Southern
Linda l\'Ierrill-"Don't sell your
Take it from me (Helen) don't try College frying pan, Betty, t: ain't vvorth
it. Poor Lynn ;\lfaclV.Curray had her Roger Benedict, J\.lontclair State lt!"
neck stepped on several ti:n:ies Marilyn Berger, Berkeley
V\-"hen Ginger rBubbles) Blum threw Marilyn Birchall, Temple t:.
her to the floor every time we'd Robert Blank, Rutgers College
pass a polieen,u1n. Only three peo- Vjrginia Blum, l\!Iontclalr State Tina Edell, Emerson College Senior Superlatives
ple are allowed in the front seat, Robin Breitkoff, Cazenavia Jr. Nancy Eleriberger, Bucknell U.
and \.Vell, Lynn \.vas number four. College Richard Enge1:'1ardt, Rutgers
Looks like you'll have to wear a William Bry, State U. of Ne\.v York College J\.:Tost Popular.- ............ J)ee Dee Ronca, Toby Sklar
turtle-neck formal to the Senior Audrey Bulfer, Alexandria Hos~ James Errigo, Monmouth College Best Looking -- . -········-·. ---..·- Joanne Feniell-0, Tommy Scott
Prom to hide all those black and pltal School of Nursing James Esposito, Trent-On State Best },JI Around Au;l'ora Rini, Nir-.k Camarano
blue 1narks, Lynn. Robert Feinberg, I·Iarvard College
Bill Busby, l:'psala College Joanne Feniello, Upsala College Best Dressed ..:...-........ Barbara Fragale, Nick Delmore
Speaking of proms, quite a lot Richard Calctw·ell, Han1pton Insti- Bill Finger, Oberlin College
happened after the Junior Pron1. Chris Foltis_. Upsala College Best Friend to Everyone . ---------·-·-.. Cheryl Howland, Jllnmy Esposito
i\fter changing into her bathing tute Barbara Forlenza, XIonmouth
suit, Dick Lawn's date from Red Nick Cammarano, Trenton State lVIost School Spirit -·-- ______............. _-·-··-··'"·-··-···· Aurora Rini, Zane Abel
Bank left her clothes in Jack '\Varren Carretta, l\1onmouth College
Rise'·s car. Somehow, she man~ Donny Fragale, Seton Hall Best Musician ...........,..- ..... Anne Shatkin, Leslie Asch
aged to forget her things and \.vent College Bernice Freistat, .-\merican U.
home in her bathing suit. Next Gary Gerber, Rutgers College Best Actress, Actor .. Helaine Witkind, Hilary Schacter
morning, we found a mighty upset Da,vn CarS\Vell, Stuart School of Celia Gold, Paterson State
:Mrs. Rise and 11 pretty embat~ Business Administration Linda Gordon, Boston U. Brightest --- ___............ ""'""-·-- Jean Tepper. Dick Sherman
rassed Jack, when they both dls~ Anthony Graziano, Stuart School
covered her clothes in the back Glen Cavenaugh, Texas A & M l\'.Tost Intellectual .......... ···---- .-..... Nancy Elenbe:rger, Robert Feinberg
seat of her -car, Francine Celli, Wilfred's Academy of Business Administration
Carl Ceppalun, :Nlonmouth College :VIost _Ambitious .................. Janet Perlman, Lenny Cohen
Stuns Stan Jamie Clifton, Paterson State (Con-tinned on page 6)
Lenny Cohen, U. of Pennsylvania Did l\rlost for Class .... __ ,.........June \Vilson, Jilnrny Esp0sito
Other pretty embarrassed kids Claudia Connolly, U. of Bridgeport
Robert Decesare, IVIonmouth Wittiest ... ., ........... Helaine Witkind, Hilary Schacter
College Best A_thlete Joyce l\-'loore, Kenny Short
Nick Dellnore, Dickinson College
1V1ost Accomn1odating . 1\'Iary ...\nn Bova, Jack Azzaretto
c:ass Optimist - --·- .. B-ernice fl~riestat, Ritchie Caldwell
Donna ~Ill!er, Joe Valenti
Class P·2ss:mist -------
Most Llkely to Succeed .............. Gall Halpern, Gary Gerber
Best Artist ............ June '\Vilson, Jimmy lVIaccioli
Shyest.. ..,_.,., ... _,_........_. Susan Pinsky, Kenny Short
Best Dancers . ---· .., ----... Sheila Lewis, Jimmy Renzo
Cutest Couple --··-- :Vfii.ry A.nn Bova and Nick Cammarano
-cJ-JfJfB @ar;I': o./;.£/.l/ /Jqh . /J ~~~~nt;~i~i~:\~ft!;~o::'."~~~~~~~and Stan Lewis. In the wee hours
of the morning after the Prom,
4e; Can Y o uStan had opened his front door,
after the Prom vvere Le.':lley Welch
C)~ w- @ 'll{j,(E grass-stained shoes leading you
C)Ci-CZ
On\vard.
expecting t-0 admit a couple of
male friends, But, ir. hobbled Les.
ley, only to find a stunned Stanley
Imaginein his underwear. Before he
tuTned acrobat and did a double
forward roll into his bedrooni, Stan
remeinbers seeing a n1Jghty em-
barrassed Lestey making a not-too-
gracefnl exit.
Seniors, the time has finally about 10 sizes too large. But you Soon the ceremony begins; Robert Feinberg at University of
come. Ever since you were fresh- r€ally don't start to lose your spirit you"re not aware of it hoj.vever lVIiami?
until you discover that the gor- because you can't hear a thing.
men, you have dreamed of being geous hair~d-01 v.:hic11 cost $10.99, Then, suddenly, the solemn strains Frank Peretti with a Beatle hair-
a part of that beautiful ceremony has been utterly crushed by your 0£ our dear alma mater reach your cut·?
called Graduation. Yes, it's only a eager ears. Everything ls hushed
matter of hours, and your fondest cap. To top it all off. the cap is and solemn, until the :n-0st moving
dream will become a reality, Lest so small that you are forced to part is reached - and the 7:09
anchor it down "\Vith 17 unsightly Express roars by..
the lovely little ceremony does not bobby pins to keep it fro1n popping
cQ1ne u:p to your expeetations, let But there is no Now it is time for the diplomas! Nick Cammarano
The ceremony js The speaker finally reaches your Ann Bova?
1\!y (Donna) face was pretty red me prepare you in advance for off y-our head. >.vithout Mary
when my suitcase opened and some .of the pitfalls. Let's l.ook time to despair.
homeroom, but yoUJ.' name ls so
DAY'S END ahead and see ~,,vhat graduation about to begin. badly mispronounced, even you Aurora Rini frowning?
night is going to be like. C.on't r;;:cognize it It really doesn't Bill Finger winning a Chinese
It is the last of another day Sing Alma Mater matter, for you look down to find
tb.c same, :;Yet different. Crushing Experience that coveted little piece of paper checkers tournam,ent?
Now the slow- march gets under in your .s\.veaty paw. It's a genu.
I am happy, I am afraid. It's 6:00 P.M., and your family, ;.vay. Y-0u're having some difficulty ine diploma, even if it isn't yours Nancy Elenberger f'aiUog English?
I don't 'know \Vhethcr to push the friends, relatlves, and pet German \.Villi your feet. You can't walk and hasn't been signed.
Shepherd pile lnto the family car. in heels. Could lt be those sneak- Hilaty Schacter carrying a book?
clock ahead Poor Dad ls naturally a little on ers you successfuIIy got away with Final 'frial
or cling desperately to yes~erday. edge because he just got a ticket for the last t1.vo v.'eeks? The wet So ends Graduation, :rour Grad- Richie Pr!mo saying something?
To happily kiss he11o, or sadly for speeding ho1ne fron1 work, and grass doesn't help matters much uation, an experience that you'll Tina Edell without eyeliner?
he hasn't had a bite to eat since either. Besides, that clod behind ::::ecall fondly for th€ rest of your Peggy McNeil with her tern1 paper
wave good-bye. 11:00 a.in. i~..t t:1e school, your you is just champing at the bit life. And graduation does serve
To bear an ending, or face a beF guests find their '-Vay to the rain- and doing evt?rything in his po\ver its purpose. If you can survive it, done?
soaked bleachers, and you, dea:r to speed up the procession. Un~ ;vou deserve to he out Of high
ginning. graduate, join your class for tlie fortunately_. 'he's galloping on your seh-001. Sheila Levvis \\dde awake?
lt is th-e last of another dav last tin:ie, Now it is time to don heels, In spite of everyLl-ting, you
your cap and gown, \.Vhich is just make a pretty picture marching -Judy Lasky Dee Dee Ronca with a crew cut?
when morning beoomes ~after ~Iary Anne Ruotolo \Vearing her
noon_
o\vn gym suit?
-Helaine Witkind
Cheryl Howland Whining the Na.
tional Parallel Bars Cha1npion~
ship?