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

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On your mark, get set, GO! The fun-filled times of the Spring '79 Stu- dent Council Week will be hard to forget. The first event was Student-Teach day, then the council trip on the Circle-Line, and then T-shirt day. The skateboard contest held towards the end of the week was a big success. And finally came Mixed-up day, which really lived up to its name! lf clothes reflect your personality, what can you say about these? What a team! Kim and a friend battle against the faculty in the Student Coun- cil Donkey Basketball Game, o Those daring young men on their flying skateboards! Kenny takes a jump at the skateboard contest. If you had been making hoagies since 5:00 a.m., you'cl sit in a sink too! 37

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The Cast Maria Krawczuk, Robert Zollo, Elena Vidal, lim Len, Denise May, john Edel, Dennis Scalzitt, Nabil Hajau, Randy Espo- sito, Rich Kugel, Dave Gaffney, Mindy Kling and Tracy Bal, Prompter. Ever find a body in your window seat? Bob Zollo did! The Show 36 'Il E, 3 cu 3 ra :V rn 2 ro - Z m 5. cn - O cu Q. 5 na f. 3 T' lxl Ci N5 U 2. ro Q. O -1 saog U The 1979 school play, Arsenic and Old Lace, was a funny story about two old ladies who poisoned lonely elderly gentlemen. The characters included the nephew, who was like Boris Karloff and several Keystone cops. The mys- tery comedy concluded with the Brewster sisters poisoning the warden of Happy Dale sanitarium in order to prove that they had killed more people than their nephew lonathon. Mr. Zollo, the director, was pleased with the cast's performance and hopes to see them try out again for next year's play. 7Y'l l F 1 I i 3 2 E ! E s Scenery and costumes really make Arsenic and Old Lace a winner, Make-up can be fun!

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tes ta S the to CD D -rs 1-1- U' 2. Team Members: I. to r.: First Row: Gina Haucke, lodi locavelli, Debbie Chisari, Lori Matits, Kathy Poterela. Second Row: Geri Saya, Debbie Ormezzano, Michelle Dupre, Debbie Manno, Stefanie McCalle, Lynn Wozney, Sue Sturm. Third Row: loan Campbell, Robin Sands, Rita Giordanetti, Ann Dittamo, Nancy Emker, Laurie Kearns, Carol Krupa, Mrs. Olsen. I lS wr AUT THE 'Z r fga ,fi ,. . x . 1 1 TJ ,.. ,... . ... . 5 S .V . . . 1 - ,gf H H . 1 . -,.. . ,..- , 1, t r ' m ef K I P 4 , fs- fs .A , i i .., l, Sure it's only a game, but . ., Debbie really gives her all to the team. Come on Rita, it can't be that bad' Who says girls aren't good at sports? lust look at Manchester's softball team! These girls made it all the way to the States, with a league record of 11 and 6, and an overall record of 16 and 8. This was a team that really made things happen! Even when Mrs. Olsen was sick during the States, they stuck together. The girls would like to thank Mr. Grossi for filling in as coach during this time. All in all, they had a terrific season, topped off by a champagne consolation party after the Big game!