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1982 Senior Ball The band Hammer produced the music for the 1982 Senior Ball. The Seniors decorated the Town Hall with elaborate and meticulous care to the theme Miracles. The highlight of the prom came during the traditional walk and dance which the Seniors participated in. The band leader after intense consultation with the other members selected Mary Lacoy and Philip Damone Queen and King of the May Prom. One of the most admired decorations was the coke bottle water fountain which showered florescent colored water over hot little goldfish. Many participated in the picture taking around the fountain. 9
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Honors Banquet Robert Frappier gave the welcoming speech for the third annual B.R.H.S. Honors Banquet. After the students and the parents were served by the apron clad faculty, Mrs. Welch started off the evening’s activities with the traditional candle lighting induction for the new N.H.S. students. Some of the awards given were for music, drama, yearbook, debate, newspaper, model U.N. Assembly and Voice of Democracy. Mr. Packert gave the award for Outstanding teaching in the area of Social Issues to Elaine Pace and the B.R.H.S. Honors Banquet came to a climactic close. Sports Banquet Mr. Gurdak gave the opening speech for the B.R.H.S. 81-82 Sports Banquet. Many sports were recognized — basketball, soc- cer, softball, baseball, golf and cross coun- try. The sportsman and sportswoman of the year, Kurt Lombard and Lisa Schmidt, were announced. Each participated in at least three Varsity sports. 8
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J.V. Softball Mrs. Pace, Terry Briggs, Mary Sylvester, Leeann Rogers, Dawn Gerry, Jeannie Roundy, Mimi Adams, Sue Colm, Amy Gabran- ski. Lcslcc Pringle, Stephanie Wu, Kathy Trainor, Mary-ann Langcllo (manager). Mrs. Elaine Pace, the J.V. girls’ softball coach, feels last season was good background for all involved. They started out with a group that lacked experience playing on an organized team, but the girls cooperated and kept their en- thusiasm and by the end of the season the results could be seen. w Elaine Pace, one of the most lively and spirited faculty members, teaches Social Studies; also this year she took her first stab at teaching English even though she comes from New Jersey. Mrs. Pace sponsors J.V. Softball, Pep Club and the Ski Program. When she is not gardening or listening to Rock music, she is buttering toast at the Hatchery. Mrs. Pace attended the College of St. Elizabeth and especially enjoys historical novels. 10
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