Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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 PRACTICE, PRACTICE Practices can be fun, too. Amy Scaramuzzino says that she learned all about everyone's love life ” shooting fouls. Lou Cosentino remembers the time after a really hard workout when the whole football team took a running start and slid — into a mud puddle Veteran actor Will Springstead recalls the practice when Greg Barnard, who had laryngitis, sang on the floor into a floor mike to be heard. Of course, the best thing going for practice is the personal improvement. T. J. Finnerty mentioned his first lacrosse game in 9th grade when the team was down five goals. If it hadn't been for all those intervals we had run, he says, we never would have won I'' Musician Mary Hoefler looks back on the practices for musicals and recalls. The time is well-spent when the end result pleases the audience. So, practicing hard gives people a sense of achievement. Jim Emerson knows all about that: his hard workouts meant he was the only junior who started on the baseball team. In Sweet Charity practice, the religious followers (lop), led by Carol Brandi, go through Rhythm ot Lite during practice Doing sit-ups is one way the varsity football team (left) toughens their tummies in daily workouts Student Life 9

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PRACTICE, Does practice make perfect? Whether or not it does, students at GHS spend long hours every day from fall through spring perfecting their athletic, musical, or dramatic abilities. A thletic practices are usually held two or more hours a day and they are held just about anywhere on the school premises. Practices benefit everyone. Sheila Black feels that she firmed up friendships with plenty of great people'' through football cheerleading sessions Basketball cheerleader Berta Palmieri says that practice was one of the reasons the girls took a 4th place at Webster her junior year. Bob Salotti finds that everyone gets a lot of individual attention at wrestling practices J V wrestler Todd Maddox says practice is worth it for the feeling of winning '' For Chris Harvey, who never picked up a lacrosse stick until 9th grade, practices are of supreme importance, for that is where he learned all about the sport To help build stamina, Jim Emerson. Bob Salotti, and the rest ot the wrestling team (above) do lumping acks Trying to memorize her lines. Holly Brandow (right) studies her script before practice 8 Student Life

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BEHIND THE As she waits for her purchase. Lori DiPaula (above) chats with the salesperson in the School Store Backstage. Matt King (top right) adjusts the ropes that control the curtains Stage Crew (right) Row 1 — Vicki Scott. Cym Coffman. Scott Rhmevault. Sybil Kean. Matt King Row 2 — John Jakobovic. Pat Midiri. Steve Pirozzi. Tom Baroody