Madonna High School - Madonna Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Liz avoids ber clever opponents as she tries to score two points for her team. mtmfmm-f-ww 'QBMUM lQadQQ'lQQ5 wK -new . .. . .W y F19- s an ei, Looking forward to a victorious season are Madonna's basketball team: First row: Liz and Kathy Sliski, Captains. Second row: Darlene Zelazny, Annette Alvarez, Laura llolinka. Third row: Marcia Alvarez, Kim Trent- ley, Cindy Bradshaw. Fourth row: Rosanne Graneri, Beth Rougeux, Mary Fran Miklitscb. Absent is Marie Shiir. Mrs. Mills fills in as ref in a practice session of our team. 2,5 1 E

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we Victory comes easier with the spirited enthusiasm of our cheer- leaders Basketball, Madonna's Hard ork, Practice, Int Bernadette Paul, Scorekeeperg Bonnie Laurie and Cathy Richards, Mun- ogersg Paula Beyer, Timekeeper, are important assets to Madonna's basketball team. umber One Sport, Turns o A Time Cf Recreation Beth, are you sure this is the way to our basket? 58

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Underclassmen: Une Step Away FromGoodbye In the beginning it's just a school where you've been patterned into a world of twenty minute mods. Exactly when Madonna ceases to be only a school and becomes a vibrant part of you, no one truly remembers. New acquaintances become friends, friendship and unity become a feeling reflected by all. But classes change, days end, and soon a year has passed. In the light of Sophomore corridors, early mornings seem alittle bit brighter. Almost half finished but yet you've only just begun: to learn, to give, to share. Pin-cluttered uniforms, running enthusiasm, and never-ending school spirit are sure signs of a funior. But much more important are the memories which will always be with them.