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

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'A ala Students Deal With Problems A new club which teaches students the principal concepts of modern psychol- ogy was formed this year at Manches- ter. Headed by Mr. Philips, The Psy- chology Club not only allows one to learn the psychological theories but does help students to deal with their own problems through discussion. Front. First Row: Nancy McShane. Lisa Ayick. Elena Vidale, Denise May, Roseann Dennerlein. Madeline Grisbacher, Debbie Cookg Back Row: Sue May. Sharon Santoro, Jeanne De Jonghe, Denise Joosten, Dave Gaffney, Kathy Carrozza, Elisa Scordato. id s- ...nv F' fl? Q9 S12 Cavalier Needs News As this picture indicates the Cavalier staff a small one. This staff works to put together what is supposedly the voice of the student body. This due to lack of interested workers. Front. First Row: Jim Kurpick Jeanni Smirnow' Back Row: Carmela Silvestri. Barb Mutter Lisa Dunst. voice was issued only about three times this year

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,, , tt x Ta is -4152, fb iigsv , :W-gi Q fate 1 .. iw fu 1 , Baseball Fans Front First Row Lisa Lovell Dennis Scalzitti Dattolo advisor Cheryl Bilz Nadia Bodnar Anthony DeNova Elena Vidale The Baseball History Club consists of students who are interested in baseball The club studies facts and statistics about baseball players and games that have been played The highlight of the year for the club is the club to see a Phillies game Beth lDeNure, David Gaffney? Back- Row: Mrl when the advisor Mr. Dattolo takes M, umber Nuts l l l Front. First Row: Jim Kurpick, Marvin Kellyg Back Row: Carmela Silvestri, Sue Keyzer, Mary Sellitti. The Malhleles, are a group of students who are proficient in the field of Math. They meet approximately once every month to compete against other schools in sessions where each contest- ant is asked questions concerning dif- ferent areas of Math.

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Senior Members Front. First Row: Donna Foti Robin Lewis. Roseann Dennerlein Angel Medici Diane DeMarco. Margie Filippelli' Second Row: Chris Becker. Anna Verrone. Anne Dittamo Betsy Warnet. Ellen Nahass Lisa Gianella Debbie DeVoogd1 Third Row: Mary Sellitti Kim Ken- nedy. Debby VanderMeulen Sue Keyzer Beth DeNure. G.A.A. Carrie on radition The Girl's Athletic Association was originally formed because girls were not offered many opportunities in athletics. The club gave girls a chance to become involved in sports. Even though today girls are accepted in the sports field, the tradition of the G.A.A. still remains. The club offers its members opportunities to view Broadway plays go on weekend trips and other activities. The club also provides funds which are used to send girls to camps to work on their various sports skills. pn- Z'l4 G.A.A. Officers Left to right Mary Jane Luraschi Treasurer Kim Kennedy Vice President Mary Sellitti Secretary Diane Demarco President