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

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Defeat Juniors Senior Girls aturall ! ! l On November 6th. 1978. the Senior girls. under the expert coaching of Mr. Coleman and Mr. 0'Neill. challenged the Junior girls. under the coaching of Mr. McGarry. to a touch-foot- ball game. The Seniors held a shut-out score until the last minute of the game. when Junior Debbie Manno scored a touchdown. However. the Seniors held them at that and went on to win a I4 6 victory Senior scorers were Anne Dittamo and Mary Sellitti W? Ei- Kim Kennedys punting really helped the Senior team. The Senior grls are ecstatic after their first touch lu gets in on coaching a play Clow n The Semof Fheerleadefs Show great form- Quarterback Renee searches for a receiver. Coach Coleman giving instruction from the sideline.

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Manchester's largest chorus ever. prepares for their first number in their presentation to the school audi- ETICC. Mr. Jim Bender directs the choir during one of its three numbers. Christmas Concert Marked Tradition The 19th annual Christmas concert was held on December 14th. The concert began with the traditional entrance into the darkened audito- rium of the choir and chorus holding candles. The groups sang some traditional Christmas car- ols as well as some a little out of the ordinary Swingin' Jingle Bells. Also appearing in the concert were the Madri- gals and the Concert Band. Both groups per- formed well and continued getting everyone in the holiday spirit. This year's decorations for the Christmas con- cert were different than in years past. Usually a huge wreath encircled the stage but this year. gigantic candies wrapped in paper. took the wreath's place. No matter what the decorations or the music. the Christmas concert always pro- motes that special feeling only experienced at Christmas. such as The Twelve Days After Christmas and .f Mr. Steve Bender conducts the Concert'Band. The trumpet section of the band works hard to make their number a success,

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Lisa Lovell leads the procession of the inductees. The new members of the National Honor Society stand proudly awaiting the beginning of the induction ceremony. ational Honor Societ Inducts 21 Mr. Dattolo. the National Honor Society advisor. prepares to give Bob Sue, Caroline and Denise their pins. Front. First Row: Dennis Scalzitti. Dave Guly- waz. Jackie Esposito. Diane Sancillio. Denise May. Caroline Runo. Susan Luedtke, Robert Zollo. Terry Soukup. Lisa Lovell: Second Row Chuck O'Brion. Scott VanSickle. Bob Rodriguez. John Edel. Joan Campbell. Marianne Sweetman On November 7 1978 the National Honor Society induction was held for those students who have achieved an accumulative average of five minute ceremony parents grandparents aunts uncles and other close relatives and friends shared in the pride of the students when they received their pins and membership cards Tracy Bal. Debbie Zeitlinger. Nancy Emker. Lilian Percarpio. Kim Kennedy. The pins and membership cards were issued by the school principal Robert Spreen These tokens represent one s acceptance into the proof of membership is hard work and study that makes it possible for the students to receive the highest award that may be given to the student body of Manchester Regional High School 3.25 or better. Within the period of the twenty- National Honor Society. What is behind this