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

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U5 -i-I L fd GJ I .2 GJ .C i- .E With a Song Madrigals: First Row: lanet Koster, Kim Tenhor, Kris Vengelis, Michelle Dupre, Laura Dell'Aquilla, Linda Colaci, lanice Scordato, Kathy Carrozza, lanice Walters. Second Row: Mr. lim Bender, Dave Enyart, lohn Edel, lim Corbo, Peter Greendyk. Chorus: First Row: Mr, lim Bender, Ladwina Mamkejh, Rosanne Ravo, Suzanne Esposito, Wendy Audino, Ivette Cor- tez, Sue Patzelt, loanne lacene, Kris Roberts, Cheryl Trombetta, Barbara Wagner. Second Row: Lisa Mitschner, Krista johnson, Maria Oliveira, Patty Roberts, Linda Menshon, Nina Bernasconi, Lisa lacobs, Denise Lombardo, Kris Mallie, Kathy Verblaauw, Third Row: Mary Lorenzo, Sue Enyart, Alison Sursima, Diane Molnar, Debbie Shopperth, Debbie Latrecchia, Iennifer Donolrio, Regina Heerschapp, Pam Brown. Fourth Row: Wendy DenBlyker, Alicia Mesionis, Trish Westlin, Ellen Runo, Donna Carozza, Chris Walters, Mindy Kling, Karen lager. A wonderful performance at the Winter Concert. Row: lohn DeBlasio, Marianne Sweetman, Madeline Grisbacher, lanice Scordato, Cathy Carozza ...and music fills the air, l Choir: First Row: Scott Patzett, Michelle Dupre, Laurie DeVries, Monica Saya, jackie Ambro, Pat Poehler, Richard Perez, David Gaffney, lohn Mawhinney. Second Row: Beth Topp, Cheryl lager, Laura Dell'Aquilla, Linda Colaci, Kris Vengelis, Pan johnson, Cindy Sherman, Chris Mayer, Lillian Percarpio, Tracy Bal, Mr. lim Bender. Third Row: lim Kelly, Mark DeBoer, Scott Matchett, lan Koster, lanice Walters, Dawn Mol, Kim Tenhor, David Enyart, Mike Betsy, lohn Heerschap, Fourth Carol Weise, Lisa Scordato, Lori Weir, lohn Polzer, Fifth Row: Ken Perry, Mike Daly, Scott Van Sickle, lohn Edel, lim Corbo, Peter Cireendyk, lohn Emker, Frank Menyhardt. The vocal music department at Manchester is divided into three different groups. Although these groups may differ in proficiency they all share a common goal -to bring pleasure to their listeners. This task is accom- plished most enjoyably three times a year at the Christmas, Winter, and Spring Concerts. At each of these times, the auditorium walls resound with the delightful blending of voices which months of practice have pro- duced. Manchester students will never forget the magical moments of music Mr. lim Bender's singers have provided for us.

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alll aiv SSUH Flying at Manchester L Debbie leads the girls to another half-time display. The majorettes and flag squad at Manchester add a special flair to the functions where they perform. These girls give their time, energy, and talent in helping to make football half-time a bit more colorful. Lots of hard work and practice go into their routines, but at each season's end, we thank them for a job well done. Colorguardz Nancy Bascietto, lanina Karnacewicz, Lisa Wyble, Tammy Sin not, Cara McPartland, Madeline Grisbacher, Kathy McBride. Majorettes: Debbie Schutte, Tammy Grober, Vicki Peshkopia, Debbie Sekkes, Bon- l me Weston' Cmdy Sherman' Dawn MOI' lunior Flag Squad Co-Captains: jackie Lange and Lisa Nahass. Flag Squad: First Row: Berna Erkal, Lisa Houckes, Edith Englesman, Michelle Capo, Denise Lombardo, Second Row: Karen DeMaio, Beth Topp, Carol Weise, jackie Lange, Liz Cvvens, Lisa Nahass, Anne Marie Mone. 77

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iz 4: Q A5 if 8 1 www. 72? E if 9 N 3 Q. Uvplno 83 Helpers Nurse's Aides: First Row: Linda Schall, Cheryl Trombetta, Mary Beth Lally, Loreen Brower. Second Row: Bob jenkins, Krista johnson, Sue Enyart, Lisa Angelillo, josephine Cusamano, Karen DeMaio, Karen Haber, Grace Vanderveen, Hyman Mamhej, Mike Alois. N..m---wwf' ,tc .L , , S I' Main Office: First Row: Rosanne Ravo, Mary jane Calvo, May Burrows, Michele Russo, josephine Cusamano, Darcia Enderson. Second Row: jackie Lange, Sharon Delling, Stephanie Gorman, Renne Walters, Liz Owens, Lori johnson, Karen Pizuto. Students can lend a needed hand in the Main Office during their study peri- ods if they wish. This group is very helpful to the school secretaries. They pick up attendance, deliver passes, sign in late students, and do general office work. Simply, the girls involved in these activities really help the office run more effi- cient y. Guidance, teachers and secretaries are assisted by students in their offices in many ways. They deliver passes, make schedule changes and do some filing. Also, if any students will be on a prolonged absence, the office helpers will have the assignment sheets filled out for them. This is just another example of how students working with and for the school staff help to keep everything running at Manchester. lift mftiwi saws mf!-gm-4 3-D 3' Ho:-,D 0Q3 fD rn TD' ,fn--Z YH: Q43 IT., f'?s35'gg3 SYQEM 130- Z 9102-iQ c'w 3'2 Q-ll'.Q-.ibm 030 asm fa qaariw SSEJUE 3 oo- Q-.' Om -.37v7v3 DOFDQQ' r-v-1fDf'D 522135 79175-'O Samfbe 5'32,35 231225, m'Q-P+: p,5 m3-ni. S2201 05535- Q.nf'5FDf 5.225 Shiga 33,23 -::3-. 'OQ.ao:1 3 01, MOWNM 'WM' if if ,allow fl exif? tlfiif Wie L -Y x. it 'lI'l fp O age. ex Q. DUN Og-2 3 :gm ibm? Ui'riQ. 'DSS z:,, Ev: gmcrgsg in C870 msc 92:12 C 17UU 304: P-. :J J 'gf OJ :. 'UQ 55 3-. fum :BT S5 ZR ni.:- NNN U1 MQ QD ro. 234 V'-4 E3 2.7! .. e's l'S Nu Aides M1