Manchester Regional High School - Aurion Yearbook (Haledon, NJ)

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John Miller 1 Joe Michalowski Doug Michalowski Carl Zeitlinger John Giovatto looks for a receiver, Dave Varick Steve Barbarulo Joe Mitsch T f J ' ,vi t Head coach Holbert discusses a play with Jeff Durante. Rival captains shake hands before the Hawthore game. Craig Fountain The Varsity Football Team came through the 1978 season with a record of 4 5 One of the high lights of their season was their game against Elmwood Park The Falcons went into the fourth quarter losing by a score of 25 15 Excited fans cheered wildly as the Falcons pulled through that fourth quarter to beat Elmwood Park by a score of 37 25' All the players performed very well throughout the season in standing Senior on the team was John GIOVHIIO Manchester s quarterback who ranks as second best passer in the school s history John passed for l 961 yards and made 18 touchdowns for the Fal cons Other Seniors who were extremely important to John and the team were receivers Joe Mitsch Steve Barbarulo and John Barath who were always in the right place to complete John s passes and to gain yardage for the Falcons their respective positions. An out- ' 9 5 .7 9 . 3 ' 9 l03

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Giovatto and Mitseh Gain Athlete of the Week from The Record ' Coaches Mr Post Mr Ludwig Mr Holbert Mr GTOSSI First Row J1mOrmezzano RonZe1tl1nger Carl Franco Ph1lF1orenzo Ernie DeMarco Keith Milner Bob Zertlrnger Jim Brain Mike Lembo John DeBlas1o Drew Haines Second Row Glen Vanas Guy Van Baulen Jeff Durante Steve Roberts Bob Rodrigues, Joe Fodi, Steve Casaua, Aldo Iacovo, Tony Ch1sar1, Augie De Augustinis, Mike Rlola, Kevin Hager, Eric Speranzag Third Row: Doug Michalowski, Joe Mitsch, Bob Colella, John Miller, Craig Fountain, Manny Antoci, Joe Michalowski, Paul Terlizzi, John Barath, Dave Varick, Steve Capuccio. Carl Zeitlinger, Steve Barbarulo, John Giavatto. Bob Colella Paul Terlizzi Bruce Terwilliger John Giovatto John Barath Steve Capuccio

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For Pete's Sake, Who Holds the School Cross Countr Record? rbe, of Course! The Cross Country Team had a disap- pointing season with 4 wins and 9 losses. partially due to a loss of six sen- ior runners the preceding year. The team is now trying to build itself up again. and Coach Reimer is hoping for a larger turnout next year. A lack of interest in this grueling sport is evident. ticipation by more students. Although the season didnt go as well as hoped. numerous awards were bestowed upon the team s top runner. Pete Orbe. His main feat this year was breaking the school record by 19 sec- onds. setting the new record at 15:13. for the three mile race. and the team's future depends on par- 7 Pete Orbe strives to take first place and break his own record. 1 1 1 The teams set out on another 3 mile race. each boy intent on winning for himself and the team. Co-Captains: Jim Kun-pick and Pete Orbe. 104 Bob Hopson Marino Florio Crai Nied zyuecki ScottNf1at1.hett Frank Hollinger Sit tn John Schaeffer Daye Baram Doug TOU1h.N1l1xC X illalba. Standing: .lim Kurpick. Jerry Hunt. Chuck O'Brien. John Kurpick. Pete Orbe: Kneeling: 1 21 i f -A ' 7 i :