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

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ww V A .N 41 ' feohvf' S With determination, Debbie Manno, goes for the ball to complete another successful play for the Falcons. Games can be as frustrating for the coach, in this case Mrs. Olsen, as they are for the players. Heads tum as a Falcon ball is fouled. Karen Kurpick is congratulated by Laurie Allaghi at third base.

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MANCHE TER CFTB LL DIVISIGN CHAMPIO Once again Manchester s Varsity Soft ball squad was crowned as division champs for the 1977 season Excellent performances by senior Jan Berry and the rest of the teammates led to the defeat of rivals Hawthorne Waldwlck and Mah wah moving Manchester into the State valuable key in winning this division title Championships. This year pitching was a Team members: Sitting, fl to rj: Gerry Saya, Carol Krupa, Stephanie Macalle, Michelle Dupre, Debbie Ormezzano, Debbie Mannog Kneeling: Anne Dittamo, Lyn Wozney, Robin Sands, Karen Musa, Pat Poehler, Rita Giordan- ettig Standing: Mrs. Olsen, Jan Berry, Lisa Macri, Karen Kurpick, Laurie Kearns, Nancy Emker, Laurie Allaghi, Joan Campbell. NO USE CF THiS HELD XS PEFMXTTED Another successful hit by Jan Berry. 86 J.... The Falcons confer about game strategy

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RE IEW. . .RE IEW. For five nights in late May and early June eight players presented the MEA production of The Fantasticks .On these nights the Choral room M- 3 was transformed into The Little Theatre where two months of labor were Although there was a lot of work involved nobody minded because it was fun and worthwhile. Everyone concerned gave it their all because they wanted more than anything to be a hit. They strived for more than the reward of having delivered a fine performance' they wanted the play to be a financial success as well. All the proceeds were donated to the Joseph Gabriel Memo- rial Scholarship Fund. . .RE IEW. . .RE IEW Although nine actors were involved in the play only eight performed each night: F ran Dupre and Carmela Silvestri shared the role of Louisa. Dave Enyart appeared as the narrator his first role at Manchester. Also a first changed into an hour and a half of magic. timer' Doug Pa'1e11P1aYed I-'ouisais father- 2 Y 2 1 l 'Wm is The curtain is removed and the adventure begins. Mr. Di Cerbo, director of the MEA productions, spends countless hours perfect- ing these projects. 1 The Mute fKimj assists Mortimer Uohn Mayerj with his grand entrance. As with Angelo, John's make-up required tremendous patience - both his and the make up artist. Sue VanderWerf fpicturedj and Linda Denman were the pianists in this show which relied heavi y on music for its success. A xr I Nt. , K s as-if . . ...Q M , .......... We ff il -Kg X Qi