15. 12
A friend is someone special, who will
share your laughter when you are hap-
py, And your tears when you are sad.
16. To the Class of '82 ...
Looking back we realize
just how Jong it's been,
since the first day of the
kindergarten class we were in.
And through the years of skipping rope
and playing hide and seek,
we wondered what our lives would be,
we longed to take a peek.
And when we reached the Middle School
it seemed so far away
the day that we were dreaming of,
Our graduation day.
Through all our high school nonsense,
the laughter and the cheer
I hear myself now say
I guess our time is here.
Now each of us is on our own
and going a separate way.
There's so much we are thinking now,
but nothing we can say.
But we never have to say good-bye,
we never have to part
If we keep each memory
enclosed within our heart.
And when you get discouraged,
when life has got you down
I guarantee that memory will
wipe away your frown.
-Cindy Bannister .
SEl!DltS
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MR. FRANK PLIS
VICE PRINCIPAL
MRS. LUCILLE LEPAK
SECRETARY
We all need
a person to understan~_,✓,- --
Someone to shar~/1:ft
thoughts with
and al~:.,,. -e around
in time of need.
We all need
a person like you.
20. 12th. Grade Officers:
Chris Lubanski
Beth Schillace
Carol Kenny
Michelle Quinn
Pres.
V. Pres.
Treas.
Sec.
12th. SGO Reps:
Scott Crowell
Mark Morgan
Colleen Buchanan
Sue Malandruccolo
Katie O'Hearn
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21. WILLIAM ACITO JR.
"Where words fail, Music speaks.
Where life is dark, Music burns
bright."
RICHARD ATKINS
CHRISTINE BARKER
"Don't cry, don't raise an eye, it's
only teenage wasteland."
THE BEGINNING OF THE
JAMES ALBERICI
JACQUELYN AVERSA
"In the end, the love you take is
equal to the love you make." The
Beatles
DORA LYNN BARNARD
DELPHINA ALEXANDER
MICHAEL BAIM
CHERYL BARTLETT
"What lies behind us and what
lies in front of us are tiny matters
compared to what lies within
us."
MARY AMOIA
KELLY BAKER
PAULA BARRERA
22. REST OF OUR LIVES
BRIAN ANDERSON
STEVE BALYSZAK
JEANNE BASILE
LYNN ANDERSON
CYNTHIA BANNISTER
"Go your own way, walk your
own pace and follow a path that's
new."
GORDON BASS
• • •
CHRISTOPHER ANDRE
MARCIA BARAN
CARLA BATTLE
JANE APONE
"The secret of success is constan-
cy in purpose."
ILKNUR BARIS
CHRISTINE BAUSO
23. BRADLEY BEARDSLEY
"What a long, strange trip it's
been."
CELESTE BENNETT
ELIZABETH BOEDICKER
MOBBS ROAD FOR BEACHIE
PAMELA BECK MARGARET BEER JOEL BELAND
PATRICK BERGAN NANCY BERRY MARGARET BERRY
CHRIS BOGART TERRI BOUCK MARGARET BOURKE
24. BREAKFAST!!!
CYNTHIA BELLNIER
"ls it Friday yet?"
PETER BESNER
JULIE BELLNIER
"The memories of our failures
can destroy our hopes for realiz-
ing our dreams."
KELLY BISHOP
CYNTHIA BOVI JAMES BRANDSTETTER
"Devout yet cheerful, Active yet "No man is a failure if he has
resigned." friends."
ERIC BENDFELDT
DEBORAH BLAIR
"Happiness is found along the
way, not at the end of the road."
WILLIAMBENNETT
SHARON BLISS
25. SARAH BREEZE
MARY BULKOT
CHRISTINE CANNIZZO
TAKE OFF - YOU HOSERS
SANDRA BRETTNER
"With memories to look back on,
yesterday is never gone."
SUSAN BUSH
LISA CARABAJAL
"The most I can do for my friend
is simply be his friend."
PATRICIA BROKAW
"Keep your face towards the sun-
shine and you'll never see the
shadow."
JOHN BUTERA
JOSEPH CARAMELLA
JACQUELINE BROOKS
"Keep reaching for the stars."
FLORENCE BUTTARAZZI
"Don't follow the path, Rather
walk where there is no trail, And
leave a trail."
JANET CARBERRY
26. SENIORS RULE!!!
MAUREEN BROOKS
"All that is gold does not glitter,
not all who wander are lost."
THOMAS CALESCIBETTA
THOMAS CARBONARO
DANIEL BROWN
JOHN CAMARDO
MICHAEL CARPINO
DENISE BROWN
PAUL CAMMILLERI
"Let your imagination be your
guide, and you shall live for-
ever."
STEPHEN CARR
COLLEEN BUCHANAN
AMY CAMPANELLI
DAVID CARRINGTON
"This is the end my beautiful
friend. This is the end my only
friends." - The Boss
28. A.C.T.'S, COLLEGE APPLICATIONS
LISA ANN CARUANA
RANDY CLARK
PRISCILLA CONNERTY
"When my tears have come to an
end, I will understand what I left
behind."
PAUL CASPER
THOMAS CLARK
KAREN CONNORS
"There's more to the picture
than meets the eye."
JOHN CHALANICK
"God made Penn State #1."
CHRISTIAN CLIFFORD
"And the men who hold high
places must be the ones who
start ... "
DANIEL COOGAN
EDWARD CHARLES
PETER COATS
DAVID COPPOLA
"Even if you're on the right
track, you will get run over if you
just stand there."
29. JOHN CORNING
SCOTT CROWELL
JOHN DADDABBO
CHRISTMAS CAROLING???
GUY COSENTINO
"Some people see things and ask
why. I see things and ask why
not."
SARA CUDAHY
DONNA D'AGOSTINO
"Life is like a piano. What you
get out of it depends on how you
play it."
KATHLEEN COSTlSICK AMY COX
MARK CUDDY MATTHEW CUDDY
DAVID D'ALBERTO TED DEBENEDETTO
30. ••• IN SHORTS
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CHARLES CRAWFORD
FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM
ARTHUR DEC
"God made the Irish #1."
JOHN CRAWFORD
LISA CUNLIFFE
"The difference between good
and great is a little more effort."
JOSEPH DECHICK
JOHN CROOK
CHARLES CURRAN
"Music is my key to life, don't
take it away." -Frampton
FREDERICK DEL FAVERO
KEVIN CROWELL
PATRICIA CURRIER
"What you see is what you get."
RICHARD DELLONTE
31. SENIOR SKIP DAY'S
MARY LYNN DONOVAN
"Yesterday is but a memory, To-
morrow an unchartered course.
So live today so it will be a mem-
ory without remorse."
ELLEN DURGALA
"any journey becomes happier
when taken with a friend."
PATRICIA ESCALANTI
HANS DRABICKI
"Live long and prosper."
DEBORAH DWYER
KATHLEEN EVANS
• • • FILMORE GLEN
JIM DRANCSAK
MARGARET ECKETT
"Live the dreams you have, don't
dwell on what has been. Your fu-
ture is brighter now1
MICHAEL EXNER
PATRICK DRISCOLL
JOHN ELICE
EDWARD FABRIZE
"Joe Rockhead"
32. BE THERE
MARNIE DUNCAN
SALLY EMERSON
SUZANNE FALCONE
- ALOHA
ROBERT DUNLOP
MARYBETH ENGE
"Yesterday is a canceled check;
Tomorrow is a promissory note;
Today is ready cash - use it!"
RICHARD FALSEY THOMAS FALSEY CHRISTOPHER D. FAMA
"Music holds the secret. To
know it can make you whole." R.
Emmett
33. DONNA FARRAR
"Love is like the butterfly, if you
hold it too tight it will die, but let
it breathe, and it will never
leave."
JOSEPH FENNESSY
"This year has been amazing,
and when I wasn't sure, I did it
anyway."
SANDY FLOWERS
WILLIAM FARRINGTON
ERIC FERGUSON
"It's only teenage wasteland."
GEOFFREY FORD
THE CLASS OF '8~
JO ANN FASSETT
PATTI FERGUSON
JACQUELINE FROST
"In a valley nestled between the
powers of the mountains."
MICHELE FEDIGAN
MICHAEL FERRARACCIO
ROSS GAMBUZZA
34. (NOWS HOW TO PARTY!!!
EILEEN FEENEY JOHN FENECK
MICHAEL FERRO MAUREEN FIORE
JEAN GAUTHIER MICHAEL GAUTHIER
DALE FENNESSY
"Let the door of reason light
your eyes to the kingdom of the
wise.''
JOHN FITZGERALD
CHRISTOPHER GIANNONE
EDWARD FENNESSY
"Be not incriminated as a fool for
what you had and dream of
now."
DAVID FLANIGAN
"If it wasn't for rock and roll
weekends and women, where
would we be?"
AMY GILLOOLY
"Cherish yesterday . . Dream
tomorrow ... Live today'"
35. CUTEST COUPLE
ERIC BENDFELT & JULIE LOPICCOLO
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JEAN BASILE - KEVIN CROWELL
LISA PLIS - DAVE PETROSINO
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MISSY QUILL - JOHN DADDABBO
41. MICHELE GINNERTY
"Whatever the struggle, continue
the climb, It may be only one
step to the summit."
THOMAS GRANEY
LEROY HEATH
JAMES GLEASON
KELLY GREEN
DAVID HEFFERNAN
"WE'RE HAVING
PAMELA GLOWACKI
LISA GREEN
DAVID HEFFRON
"I get by with a little help from
my friends."
MARYJO GONNELLA
"My book is open to all, only my
friends can read between the
lines, and only I can turn the
pages!"
DIANA GRIFFIN
"You give but little when you
give of your possessions. It is
when you give of yourself that
you truly give."
THOMAS HERBERT
42. A PARTY!"
RICHARD GOODRICH
"now it's time to party!"
JACKIE HAINES
"Knowing who you are and what
you want is your stairway to
Heaven."
PAMELA HETTENHAUS
ANN GRACEFFO
"The best and most beautiful
things cannot be seen or even
touched; they must be felt with
the heart."
SHARON HARRIS
"The love in your heart wasn't
put there to stay. Love isn't love
till you give it away."
JOHN HICKEY
CATHY GRAHAM
"To know is nothing at all, to
imagine is everything."
ANDREW HARTY
"The past is my heritage, The
present my responsibility and
the future, my dream."
ERICA HILL
CAROL GRANATO
"This much madness is too much
sorrow; It's impossible to make it
today."
JONATHAN HEATH
MARK HITCHINGS
43. MARK HLYWA
WILLIAM HOTALING
JOHN IMPAGLIA
WHERE IS THE PARTY
MICHAEL HLYWA
JOAN HOUSE
ELIZABETH IVERSON
BETH ANN HOADLEY
"let me see ya smile.' "
GERI HOWARD
SHARON JAMESON
JAMES HOGAN
TERI LEE HOWARD
JUDITH JASICZEK
"A rainbow that gracious thing,
made up of tears and light."
44. rHIS WEEKEND???
LORI HOLMES STEPHEN HOLMES
MARK HUNTER THERESA HUNTER
"Beers and broads make the "We go our different ways to sep-
world go round." arate situations, and wonder how
we can go on."
VICTORIA JEDRA WILLIAMJENNER
DONNA HOLZHAUER
NANCY HUTCHINSON
"Of all the gifts great or small,
friendship is the best of all."
BARBARA HOSIER
"Whether shall I live or die, I am
the Lord's." Romans 14:8
DAVID IANNONE
45. LISA JOHNSON
"Happiness is not a possession to
be prized; it is a quality of
thought; a state of mind."
CAROL KENNY
"God evidently does not intend
us all to be rich, or powerful, or
great, but he does intend us all to
be friends."
AUDREY KOPP
ANOTHER TEA PARTY • • •
PAULETTE JOHNSON DAVID JONES
FREDERIC KERR THOMAS KILLIAN
SHEILA KOPP MARY ANN KOZIOL
DEBORAH JONES
JOHN J. KING
LINDA KRAUSE
"Yesterday is today's memory,
tomorrow is today's dream."
46. IN BOSTON ???
• • •
KIM JONES JOHN JOSEPH
KATHLEEN KLINK DALE KNAPP
JAMES KREYDATUS SUSAN KRICKOVICH
LAURIE KASSMAN
"The future always arrives a lit-
tle before you're ready to give up
the present."
MICHELE KNOWLTON
AMY KUDLA
SUSAN KEHOSKIE
"you have to take some chances
if you want to bring home the
prize."
DAWN KOHUT
STEPHEN KYNIO
47. UNDERCOVER COPS • • •
NADINE LADOUCE JOHN LAFRATTA THERESA LAGAMBINO RANDY LAIRD
THOMAS LAWLER NORI LEADER STEVEN LEARO LAURIE LECLAIR
KATHLEEN LEWIS
48. AT THE CIRCLE ???
• • •
GINA LAMANNIS ELIZABETH LEONELLO
JOHN LATAYSHYN DAVID LEONTI
RICHARD LICCION SHERYL LITTLEFIELD
MICHAEL LAMONTAGNE
"A house may burn down, but a
cave is forever."
THERESA LENTON
PAMELA LOBER
NANCY LANSBURY
DAVID LEPAK
MARIA LOCASTRO
49. CHRIS LOMBARDOZZI
"No dream is too far, no goal is
too high."
KELLY MALLORY
MICHELLE MATRO
SLEDDING IN SHORTS
DAVID LONG
DAVID MANISCALCO
LORRAINE MATTES
LAURA LOSANI
"They say that only the good die
young . I feel a little faint
myself."
DENISE MANDROW
"A ship in harbor is safe, but that
is not what ships are built for."
JEFFREY MATTY
CHRISTINE LUBANSKI
"Not everything that is faced can
be changed, but nothing can be
changed until it is faced."
DANIEL MARQUART
"How can I go forward, when I
don't which way to turn."
WILLIAM MAY
50. MOD 8, DECEMBER 23RD ???
• • •
MICHAEL MACK
"Peace"
WENDY MARSDEN
"Life is reality, but you must live
it as a fantasy."
LORI MAYWALT
JOSEPH MAGATS
PATTI MARSHALL
REBECCA MAZZEO
MARY MAHONEY
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
"Nobody's gonna get my car, I'M
gonna race it to the ground.
CATRINA LOUISE MAZZEO
SUSAN MALANDRUCCOLO
The grand essentials to happi-
ness in this life are something to
do, something to love, and some-
thing to hope for."
RICHARD MARTINEZ
PENNY McCONNELL
51. J
SEAN MEEHAN JOANNE MELVIN
PATRICK MOOCHLER SHERI MOORE
RAYMOND McDERMOTT
"Behold all ye hosiers; the es-
cape from Auburn High has tak-
en place."
GREGORY MICCUCI
ROBERT MORGAN
OR GIRL~
CATHERINE McGINN
PAMELA MILILLO
MARK MORGAN
52. GOING TO CHILE ???
• • •
JAMES McLAUGHLIN
ROXANNE MINDE
TERESE MORRIS
JOHN McLEOD
LINDA MITCHELL
SUSAN MORRISSEY
"Yes I'm on my way .... But Oh,
the memories never fade away,
'82 I'll keep you forever."
JAMES McMICHAEL MICHAEL McNEILL
TIMOTHY MOLLOY SCOTT MONROE
JEFFREY MUNN MICHAEL MURINKA
53. JEFFREY MURPHY
DONNA NOGA
KATHERINE M. O'HEARN
"If you can imagine it, you can
achieve it. If you can dream it,
you can become it."
SHARON MURPHY
JAMIE NOGA
SUSAN ONORI
INLET CENSORED • • •
VALERIE MURRAY
"Love is something special that I
think should be shared with oth-
ers .... "
JEFFREY NOLAN
CHERYL ANN
OUGHTERSON
"If I should stand beside myself-
would I seeme or maybe someone
else."
EDWARD NASH
MICHELE NOLAN
RENEE OVERSTREET
54. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS???
MARIE ANN NELLENBECK
JAMES O'BRIEN
JENNIFER PALECZNY
"I'm young, I'm wild and I'm
free, I've got the magic of music
in me."
EDWARD NERVINA
"Break on through to the other
side, get lit, eat heat and never go
to bed without your lips."
KATHY O'BRIEN
AMY PALOMBELLA
"The best way to know life, Is to
love many things."
SUSAN NERVINA
COLLEEN O'CONNELL
PATRICIA PEASE
"I have a feeling that just maybe
the search is over and the jour-
ney has begun."
GWEN NICOSIA
KATHLEEN O'GRADY
JAMES PELLETT
55. ....
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THE CLASS OF 1983
-presents-
"We've Got Tonight"
FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1982
Springside Inn
Dinner 8:00 p.m.
Prom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
$25.00 per couple
59. JOHN PELTON
PAUL PHILLIPS
NANCY POWERS
THERESA PEL TON
JOEL PINKER
SUSAN PROSSER
"Life is a timeless journey, Love
is a never ending mile."
RIUNITE ON ICE • • •
DONNA MARIE PELUSO
LORI PIORKOWSKI
"It is nice to be important, but ..
. more important to be nice."
CHRISTOPHER QUILL
INIGO PEREZ-ESPANA
GARY PISANO
MELISSA QUILL
60. THAT'S NICE!!!
PAUL PERRIELLO
"the earth has music for those
who listen."
LISA PLIS
"To err is human, but to forgive
is divine.''
MICHELLE A. QUINN
"The language of friendship is
not words .... but meanings."
DAVID PETROSINO
MONICA PLIS
THOMAS RALPH
JERRY PERUN
"Animal"
CLARENCE POST
"Do what you have to do!"
KATHERINE RANKIN
JAMES PHILLIPS
AMY POSTEN
MARK REED
61. MARJORIE RENAHAN
"Hope for the best, be prepared
for the worst, and take what
comes with a smile."
JEANNE RICCI
ELLEN ROBERTS
AMAZING WEEKENDS • • . AT
LORRI JO RENKEN
LINDA RICCI
IRID ROEHM
"The hapP,iness in your life de-
pends upon the quality of your
thoughts."
GEORGE RENZI
JOSEPH RICCIO
MARCY ROGERS
"Laugh and be well."
BARBARA REYNOLDS
BILLIE RICHARDSON
"Hard studying pays off in the
future, just set a goal and go for
it.,,
REBECCA ROLLINS
"He who understands also loves,
notices, sees .... "
62. GEORGE'S
JAMES REYNOLDS
SARAH RICHARDSON
SUSAN ROOD
GEORGE RILEY
"All you need to get by, are Hap-
py Hours and Timeless Friends."
ELIZABETH ROSE
"Love is a rose."
JAMES RIORDAN
JOSEPH RUGGIERO
WILLIAM ROBERTS
ROBERT RUSCHAK
"Life's been good to me so far."
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63. SWIM TEAM GOES UNNOTICEIJ
JOANNE RUSSO
"Looks like I made it - 1982"
MICHAEL SCALA
ANNE SHAW
SUSAN RYAN
BETH ANNE SCANLON
"Live life to the fullest, Let your
heart soar with hope for a new
tomorrow."
ROBIN SHAW
"If you wish to travel back in
time, music is the most gentle of
all roads."
LISA SABOTKA
"I hid in the clouded wrath of
the crowd, but when they said sit
down, I stood up, growin' up:"
ELIZABETH SCHILLACE
"There is no need for an outpour-
ing or words to explain oneself to
friends. Friends understand."
JOHN SHEFTIC
JOHN SALVAGE
JEFFREY SCHIMINSKI
"Ski till the end."
TAMMY SHIELDS
64. ANOTHER YEAR???
KATARZYNA SAMULAK
"Education is to the mind, what
sculpture is to a block of mar-
ble."
Michael Angels
MARIANNE
SCHMID
DOUGLAS SHORT
COLLEEN SANDERS
"Feelings are everywhere, be
gentle."
I
SAM SCHOONMAKER
ELAINE SHOSA
"Yesterday -life was such an easy
game to play. Oh!!' I believe in
yesterday."
MARY ELLEN SARGENT
"Happy hearts and happy days
just seem to go together."
DENISE SEMPLE
"Some of the best years of our
lives end, but the memories will
live on forever."
ELIZABETH SHUTTER
JANICE SARTORI
"Friendship- a binding contract
made with laughter, broken with
tears."
MICHAEL SEMPLE
"A summer's day wifl seem an
hour, but short. Being wasted in
such time - beguiling sport."
Shakespeara
RICHARD SIGNORELLI
"Go for what you know."
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65. TERESA SOFINSKI LISA SPENO
KIMBERLY STOTT KAREN SURBER
"A friend is a rare book, of which "live for today and ruin tomor-
but one copy is made." row."
ATJBURN • • •
SHELLY SIMPKINS
"Life's 3 steps: 1. Yesterday's
dreams; 2. Today's goals; 3. To-
morrow's success."
ROSALYN SPINELLI
DENISE FABER
MARK SINICROPI
LISA STAPLES
"To set sail, the time has come.
Yet as we blaze new paths, pass
dark and light, we may return
home.
MICHAEL TALBOT
66. HAS A SNOW DAY!!!
FRANCES SIRACUSA
MAUREEN STAPLETON
"I've got a dream I'm livin' for ..
. . Yes, I'm on my way."
FREDERICK TARBY
MICHAEL SLATER
JAMES STEIGERWALD
VICTOR TAYLOR
"Hope for the best, expect the
worst."
JOEL SMITH
PETER STEIMLE
ANDREW TEHAN
JOYCE SMOLAK
"Wherever you go, Whatever you
do, You'll find special magic in
just being you."
JEFFREY STEVENS
BRUCE TERRY
"What? What's a High Honor
Roll?"
67. DEBORAH TINTI
"To put yourself in the second
place is the whole significance of
life."
DARCI VAN LIEW
MARY WALBORN
FORGET THE FINALS • • •
VERA TURK
"Beauty is discovered with the
soul, not with the eye."
DENISE VASILE
ROBERT WALLACE
GALE TURNER
"Do not follow the path. Rather
walk where there is no path and
leave a trail."
MARK VENDETTI
JOANNE WALSH
"You may say that I'm a dream-
er. but I'm not the only one."
COLLEEN TYLER
"A ship in a harbor is safe, but
that's not what ships are built
for."
ANTHONY VENTURA
LAURA LYNN WARD
"You are never given a dream
without being given the power to
make it come true."
68. HERE COMES THE SENIOR PROM!!!
EDWARD TYLER
Listen to the quiet man, for he
cries the loudest- from within.
(C.S.E.
ROBERT VICCARO
SUSAN WATKINS
"The butterfly counts not
months, but moments and has
time enough."
THERESA VIVENZIO
"We share God's gifts in peace
and in love."
CARRIE WAWRZASZEK
ROGER VALENTINO
"Lifeis for living and learning."
MARY ANN VOSSKUHLER
"Reflections on the waves spark
my memories, some happy, some
sad. I think of childhood friends
and the dreams we had."
ROBERT WEBSTER
MARK VANACORE
DANIEL WALAWENDER
CHARLES WEED
69. ANNE WELCH
KAROL WILLIAMS
"I can do all things through
Christ which strengtheneth me."
Phil. 4:13
LINDA ZALONE
"Follow your rainbow ti! the
end, Dear Friends. Until we meet
again, take care."
JOHN WELCH
The Cave, Clowns and Doctor
Who: These are a few of my fa-
vorite things.
WILLARD WILLIAMSON
DAVID ZAMMETT
BATTLE OF THE
JOANNE WELLS
MICHAEL WILLIS
ELIZABETH ANNE
ZANOWICK
PETER WENDEL
ROBIN WILSON
MARK ZIBBON
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70. PHYSICS -
PENNIE WERTMAN
KATHY WILZINSKI
SHIRLEY ZUBROWSKI
ALL STARS
KEVIN WESLOWSKI
CRAIG WITHERS
"If I tell you, you have a beauti-
ful body, will you hold it against
me?"
LEIGH WESTEE
"Our memories of yesterday will
last a lifetime. We'll take the
best, forget the rest."
DAVID WOLCZYK
"I left a trail of footprints deep in
the snow."
PETER WHITING
TRACY WRIGHT
71. Law Day at Auburn High
School is an outgrowth of the
11th. grade American Studies
Classes' involvement in Project
Legal. This is a program de-
signed to incorporate law-relat-
ed education into the curricu-
lum.
Each of the classes involved
spent at least two weeks class
time, during which they studied
"due process" and the rights of
the individual. This period em-
phasized law related terms, dis-
cussion of specific cases, and in-
cluded the viewing of films
showing individual situations,
etc.
The Law Day Seminar, itself,
was held in the LRC and hosted
about 80 students. The program
provided general introductory
remarks by the speakers, and
individual groups for "one on
one" discussions between the
speakers and the students.
The general theme of the semi-
nar was "The Law As I Use It".
Speakers making presentations
were: Detective Carl Festa, City
Youth Officer; Charles Maran-
gola, Denfense Attorney; and
Ross Tisci, District Attorney.
These gentlemen traced the
process from arrest to court and
discussed the problems perti-
nent to Cayuga County, and to
the students' age group.
LAW DAY
NOV. 4, 1981
The participating students reacted posi-
tively to the program. They felt more in-
formed on both rights and responsibilities
of citizens of their age groups. They
seemed to appreciate the down-to-earth
approach of the speakers, and their will-
ingness to talk with students.
The speakers expressed an appreciation
for the interest shown and for the oppor-
tunity to talk with students and caution
them about their rights and responsibil-
ities.
75. Row 1; D. Alfieri, C. Connerty; Row 2: P. Berry, J. Bisgrove, P. Balk, J. Alberici; Row 3: D.
Beardsley, A. Bell, B. Atkins.
Row 1:S. Caci, M. Bouley; Row 2:W. Bugby, T. Burns,
J. Bratek; Row 3:P. Butz, N. Burke, P. Breault; Row 4:
M. Breault, M. Bruno.
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Row 1: A. Boedicker, B. Baier; Row 2: S. Anderson, C.
Adams, M. J. Bernadoni, R. Auguscik.
Row 1: S. Calimeri, K. Buchan, K. Brahney; Row 2: B. Butera, M.
Bowers, S. Cadwallader, R. Bozek, M. Buttarazzi, Row 3:J. Calimeri, J.
Brynant.
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lupa; Row 4·c· Clark; Row 3: D co';b2.·c. ColJins,
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On Tuesday, February 9, 1982. Auburn
High School held a career Awareness
Fair for all students in grades 9-12. This
was the first event of its kind since the
school opened its doors 12 years ago.
The fair, which lasted all day, was held
in the gym. Students enrolled in Eng-
lish and Gym classes were excused from
their regular classes during the day to
ensure that all students had an oppor-
tunity to visit at least four of the career
areas. The career areas chosen varied
from Accounting to X-Ray Technology,
in an attempt to meet the career aware-
ness needs of the majority of students.
80. In all, a total of 56 different career areas
were represented at the Fair with about
101 representatives present to provide
valuable up-to-date information to stu-
dents about: beginning salaries ad-
vancement, qualifications, retirement
benefits, working conditions, and job
descriptions for the various fields.
The fair served a dual purpose, which
was evident in the theme-Sex Equity
Career Awareness Day. In addition to
helping students become aware of var-
ious careers, the fair was designed to
show students that all careers are open
to both male and female workers. Most
of the career areas represented were
staffed with both male and female pre-
senters who discussed their respective
points of view with the student partici-
pants.
THE
COMMVNfTY Cou.EGE
OfTHE
AIR FORCE
YOUCOULDBE
A COUEGE MAN
AS SOON AS VOU FlNISM
BASK: TRAJN NC.
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86. F.B.L.A. A WARD WINNERS: Lynn Odrzywolski, Sandy Fal-
lat, Lisa Johnson, Tom Hole
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Anderson, A. Avine, K. Anderson; Row 3: F. Barwinc-
zak, K. Anderson; Row 4: M. Falcone, K. Anderson, D.
Alger, B. Adams, J. Barrera, J. Amodei.
Row 1: M. Brettner, M. Brown; Row 2: T.
Buttaro, B. Butera; Row 3:J. Cabal, K. Butz. C302
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Banas, C. Barker; Row 3: L. Atkins.
Row 1: K. Brennan, D. Bouck, M. Brennan, M. Brettner,
A. Bennett; Row 2:J. Bell, L. Lepak, S. Gauthier, C. Belles,
R. Fitzpatrick; Row 3: J. Blank, J. Brennan, J. Bielowicz,
L. Brooks.
92. Row 1: E. Baumes, L. Bisgrove, J. Bielowicz; Row 2: S.
Bennett, T. Blowers; Row 3: J. Keogan, J. Bowers.
Row 1: T. Cowen, M. Colella, B. O'Leary, M.
Casper, M. Riordan; Row 2: K. Cool, M. Curry;
T. Dansforth.
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Casbarro, L. Carson, D. Bryant, B. Carpenter, C. Caputa, L. Ber-
gen, V. Carnicelli, R. Carbonaro.
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Row 1: K. Cunningham, M. Cool, C. Daloia; Row 2: C.
Conti, S. Comerinsky; Row 3: B. Clark, M. Clow, R. Crow-
ley; Row 4: T. Day, K. Corriveau.
93. Row 1: S. Dec, S. DiFabio, T. DeChick, M. Dwayne, T. Di-
Mora, M. Dean; Row 2: B. Daly, S. Donovan, D. Eaton; Row
3: T. Dart, W. Oballe.
Row 1: A. Fiermonte, J. Farrelly; Row 2: T. Fen-
nessy, G. Fedigan, R. Fedigan; Row 3: T. Eddy, C.
Ehresman, B. Fennessy; Row 4: J. Triska, J. Cabal,
M. Fanning, S. Farrington. C
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M. Crabicki, J. Donaldson, G. Dann; Row 3: T. Di-
Mateo, J. Dopko.
Row 1: J. Fimano, D. Emperato, D. Feneck, E. Evans, L.
Emmi; Row 2:T. Falcone, M. Firoe, M. Failey, F. Ferguson, K.
Viscardi, J. Fimano, L. Emperato, S. Falcone; Row 3: D. Fen-
eck.
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95. Row l:J. Leonard, J. Bowers, J. Mahoney, M. Riordan,
J. Siebert; Row 2: T. Holmes, J. Keogan, D. Scott, A.
Giordano, K. Hornick, T. Iannone, Row 3: P. Reginelli,
M. Jackson, A. Hogan, E. Iverson, K. Karpinski, A.
Howley.
Row 1: A. Kreydatus, S. Learo, A. Smith; Row 2: K. Treat, K.
Cool, P. Lattimore, J. Leonard; Row 3: J. King, P. Lovell, W.
Lowe, S. Komanecky. C
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Jenner; Row 3: L. Kenny, J. Kehoe, J. Howard, T. Hole;
Row 4: D. Hunter, M.Jorgenson, B. Holmes, C. milillo,
A. Hogan.
Row 1:T. LoPiccolo, M. Lawton; Row 2: D. Leechner,
K. Lowe, R. Lawler, C. Ventifido; Row 3:T. Marinelli,
E. Lepak, L. Rigby, S. Riley, D. Kopp, M. M. LaSagna;
Row 4: M. Klink, D. Koziol, J. Triska, L. Tardibone, R.
Kukiela, D. Militello, L. Humphrey.
96. Row 1:T. Lupo, K. Magill, K. Martin, D.
Malone, K. McAuliffe; Row 2: H. Lull, A.
Lupo, P. Maltese, T. MacKenzie, K. Mars-
den.
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Row 1: L. Miller, T. McMahon, K. Minnow; Row 2: T. McIntosh, P.
Michalowski, . Maglia, K. McCormick.
Row 1: M.Masley, D. Mason; Row 2: S. McConnell, T. Maye, R.
Martinez; Row 3: M. Marten, P. May.
Row 1:G. Meyer, D. Monroe, J. Meyer; Row 2:S. Minnow, T.
McLeod, A. McLeod; Row 3: N. Morabito, J. McQueeney, C.
Milillo, K. Anderson. •
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98. Row 1: L. Green, R. Shepardson, T. Sher-
man, T. Savarese; Row 2: K. Ross, K. Say-
lor, S. Signorelli, L. Shattinger.
Row 1: T. Stopyra, C. Sosnowich; Row 2 : A.
Smith, S. Stewart, P. Simpkins.
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Row 1:J. Sanzi, M. Riordan, G. Ritzenthaler, S.
Schilling, Row 2: J. Seltzer, J. Seibert, S. Roe.
Row 1: J. Keogan; Row 2: P. Regginelli, S. Stott; Row 3:
M. Stott, P. Sicora, B. Simon, I. Sorensen, M. Strazzere;
Row 3: R. Snyder, L. Simmons, J. Slayton, D. Sproull
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Front: W. New, R. Slater, J. Hurd; Back: R. Murray, R.
Wilson, J. Aldrich.
Front: C. Wolhfarth, D. Marks, S. Traver; Back: Leonard,
Mr. Bell, M.Seaman, J. Townsend, R. Main, R. Bunce, A.
Predmore, Mr. Cohen.
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101. MORNING
B.O.C.E.S.
A.M. B.O.C.E.S.: W.Bennett, S. Bliss, J. Butera, T. Ca;escibetta, P. Cammilleri, R. Carnicelli, K. Carter,
J. Christina, D. Church, D. Dwyer, D. Fedyshyn, R. Goodrich, K. Hearn, V. Jedra, J. Kinal, A. Kopp, R. Mc
Dermott, J. McLaughlin, T. Morris, G. Nicosia, K. O'Brien, J. Overstreet, D. Peluso, J. Phillips, G. Pisano,
J. Reynolds, L. Ricci, J.Riordan, J. Ruggiero, M. Slater, D. Steigerwald, L. Zalone, C. Zammett, D.
Sylvester, A. Tardibone,
P.M. B.O.C.E.S.: B. Anderson, R. Atkins, D. Baier, J. Bellnier, P. Besner, B. Bloers, D. Botindari, P. Brokaw, T. Burroughs, J.
Caramella, J. Carberry, M. Carpino, L. Caruana, G. Church, P. Coats, L. Dunliffe, D. D'Alberto, T. DeBenedetto, F. DelFavero, R.
Dellonte, M. Eckett, D. Edersheim, K. Ehresman, M. Enge, M. Fedigan, J. Feneck, R. Ferguson, M. Firoe, E. Hamilton, S. Hooper,
S. Jacoby, W. Jenner, B. Kennedy, J. Kreydatus, E. Leonard, M. Locastro, D. Lupo, T. Lupo, K. Mallory, L. Mattes, W. May, S.
Meehan, J. Melvin, L. Mitchell, P. Moochler, J. Morabito, S. Nervina, J. O'Brien, R. Overstreet, C. Post, J. Pyrtle, T. Ralph, B.
Reynolds, E. Richardson, M. Rusin, M. Sargent, S. Schoonmaker J. Smith, D. Vasile, R. Viccaro, R. Wallace, K. Wentworth, J.
Beland, R. Clay.
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103. MR. PAUL J. DELPIANO
VICE-PRINCIPAL
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MRS. ALICE DAINO
SECRETARY
104. 9th. Grade SGO Reps:
Robert Kappesser
Amy Renahan
Amy Douglas
9th. Grade Officers:
Nina Delio Stritto Pres.
Amy Douglas V-Prin.
Cheryl Wilson Treas.
Lynn Cheche Sec.
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105. Row 1: S. Bagan, C. Amoia, D. Anderson; Row 2: C.
Bauso, J. Becker, A. Amodei, M. Barski, M. Aversa.
Row 1: M. Balloni, J. Bushman, K. Buchanan; Row 2:
J. Kane, M. Brown; Row 3: L. Whyle, P. Rushak, D.
Burke, K. Shutter; Row 4: M. Bouley, D. Spicer, E.
Wlison, K. McCallistar, J. Reese. A
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Row 1: M. Bishop, C. Brahney, F. Amoia, M.
Brooks: Row 2: C. Buchau, J. Bennett, J. Bowen, C.
Blowers, R. Boedicker, T. Bolak; Row 3: J. Bratek,
D. Bovi, W. Butera, J. Berry, M. Brazee.
106. Row 1: L. Calandro, L. Lupo, L. Cicora; Row 2: K. Shut-
ter, L. DeSocio, L. Cheche.
Row 1: S. Crosby, R. Faynor, R. Del Favero,
C. Contiguglia; Row 2: R. Coogan, B. Camp-
bell, T. Clark, M. Herman, M. Del Piano R.
Cosentino; Row 3: E. Cuipylo, K. Delaney, B.
Crawford, G. Commesso, L. Davis.
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Row 1: L. Kennedy, L. Clifford, D. Connors, N. Conner, N.
Costello; Row 2:J. Maniscalco, T. Darrow, L. Tumber, L. Whyle,
T. Cornall; Row 3: W. D'Agostino, S. Dec, M. Coughlin.
B203
Row 1:C. Campbell, M. Butera; Row 2:J.
Kane, L. Clifford, T. Caruana.
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Row 1: J. Berry, P. Diffin; Row 2: K. Cran-
field, N. Delio Stritto, D. Dickinson; Row 3:
A. Daddabbo, C. Catalano, C. Hole, L. DeSo-
cio, F. DiNeiro.
Row 1: D. Freeman, M. Farrelly, C.
Franceschelli, R. Fasce; Row 2: E. Fior-
illo, M. Fimano, D. Ferlenda, R. Faynor, E.
Gailor.
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B204
Row 1:C. Emerson, N. Farrar, N. Fer-
rari, D. Freeman; Row 2: S. Evans, M.
Fitzpatrick, R. Ellison, E. Finizio; Row
3: A. Esposito, T. Farrelly, M. Fallat, J.
Fama, D. Franco.
Row 1:T. Doughty, A. Douglas, P. Di
Matteo; Row 2: M. Donnelly, T. Di
Lallo, K. Cranfield, J. Dwyer; Row ~
G. Diego, M. Balloni, J. Bushman.
108. Row 1:J. Hai, L. Gasparro, R. Gray, S.
Giannettino; Row 2: S. Hai, A. Gallo,
D. Gauhtier, R. Grimes.
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Row 1: D. Gernert, R. Goodell, R. Haff; Row
2: E. Giacolone, T. Gillian, C. Gordon, C. Gra-
ham, J. Genkos; Row 3: T. Gurak, P. Haber-
lau, F. Guido, M. Genkos, R. Galloway.
C212
Row 1: D. Hamberger, D. Hilliker, S.
Hitchings; Row 2: J. Hornick, J. Harter,
M. Holzhauer, S. Harty, J. Herman; Row
3:M. Gregory, M. Herman, C. Hogan; Row
4: A. Hole, J. Hill, S. Hesse, D. Hickey.
Row l:T. Holmes, J. Hardenbrook;
Row 2: L. Howard, C. Hole, T.
Hoey; Row 3: B. Hornick, B. Her-
rick, R. Hogan, D. Haines.
109. 106
Row 1: R. Johnson, D. Jenner, E. Hubbs;
Row 2: K. Jones, D. Kierst, J. Jayne, L. Ken-
nedy, C.Jenner; Row 3:E. Hyde, D. Iwanicki,
T. Kachris, S. Howland, A. Hyde, V. Kerwin,
M. Jameson.
Row 1: M. Kuczek, M. Losani; Row 2: M.
Herman, J. Herman, M. Lattimore, C. LaMon-
tagne; Row 3: M. Holzhauer, S. Harty, C.
LaDouce, K. Kopec; Row 4: J. Kramer, B.
Langham, S. Lobisco, B. Langham. C216
Row 1: D. Janas, M. Jedra, 1
Jones, T. Jackson; Row 2: A. Ia1
none, M. Humphrey, R. Humphre:
Row 3: R. Kappesser, M. Jorol1
mon, R. Grimes.
Row 1: M. Liccion, R. Horr, S. Leschak,
M. Kozanitis; Row 2: K. Kowal, E.
Kowatch, L. Bianci, L. Komanecky; Row
3: D. Marion, J. LoMascolo, M. Lavarn-
way; Row 4: T. Lardeo, C. Decker, P.
Lawler, M. Latanyshyn.
110. Row 1: J. Maniscalco, L. Lupo, W. Ma-
chold; Row 2: J. Losani, M. Martin, K.
Matty.
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Row 1: T. Jackson, D. Martinez, B. Marble, T.
Long, P. Mann; Row 2: D. Major, R. Horr, C.
LaDouce, M. Losani.
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Row 1: C. Miller, S. McLeod; Row 2: S.
Montone, A. McKay, J. Reese, M. Morabito,
M. McConnell; Row 3: A. McLeod, B. McIn-
tosh, M. McQueeney, J. McKeen, A. Morabito;
Row 4: A. Moochler, M. McCarthy, F.
Middleton, R. McNair, T. Morabito.
Row 1: C. May, J. Mohan, J. Moore; Row 2: F.
May, W. Mitchell, G. Mercer, T. McGinn, W.
Miller.
111. 108
Row 1: D. Murphy, C. Neville, P. Myers,
R. Nevodomsky; Row 2: P. Ogonowski, S.
Nagel, G. Namisnak, E. Nethercott, C. No-
lan, K. Murphy.
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Row 1: M. Nuchesi, C. Nicolosi; Row
2: W. Muldrow, M. Morphet, M. Mor-
gan, K. O'Brien, M. O'Hora; Row 3: A.
Noga, S. Murphy, J. O'Hora, J. Nash,
D. O'Hora.
Row 1: K. Poole, L. Overstreet, T. Ostrander;
Row 2: P. Pizzoleo, L. Pelton, A. Perriello, A.
Panarisi; Row 3: L. Patterson, K. Powers, G.
Overstreet, S. Persad, K. Powers, D. Pierce, T.
Quill.
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112. Row 1: :1. Rybarczyk, M. Rosa, S.
Richardson, M. Rice; Row 2: J. Bush-
man, L. DeSocio, L. Romano; Row 3:
M. Ricci, C. Rozelle, P. Ruschak.
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Row 1: C. Sciria, B. Seamans, G.
Sherman; Row 2: K. Scoville, S.
Shutter, M. Sincebaugh; Row 3: M.
Salva, J. Short, L. Sherman; Row 4:
J. Sheftic, W. Sheftic, A. Sessions,
W. Schmid.
Row 1:S. Shields, C. Reilley, A. Renahan,
L. Rogalski, J. Renahan, C. Ritzenthaler;
Row 2: T. Quinn, M. Ralph, R. Riley, S.
Rossi, T. Rogalski; Row 3: T. Reilley, M.
Regets.
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113. 110
Row 1: D. Tardibone, N. SPin; Row 2: S.
Steinbacher, D. Stott, J. Tarby; Row 3: G.
Tardibone, K. Stapleton, C. Schillace, T.
Sroka.
J. Torrance, T. Townsend, M. Toole, S.
Tracy, J. Vitetta; Row 2:J. Trojnor, M.
Valentino, J. Tortorella.
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Row 1:M. Tesoro, T. Tarris, R. Tavernier,
W. Sweeting; Row 2: G. St. Phillips, L.
Staples, G. Spinelli; Row 3: A. Tardibone,
T. Wentworth, S. Storrs, M. Socci.
Row 1: P. Viggiano, W. Vail, J.
Tyrakowski; Row 2: L. Tumber,
T. Troyan, L. Vitale; Row 3: B.
Walborn, D. Look, L. Van Dusen,
D. Walawender.
114. Row 1: L. Wright, D. Wasilenko, D. Wal-
ters, K. Watkins; Row 2: D. Watkins, C.
Wawrzaszek,S. Zarnniak; Row 3: M. Wil-
son, W. Yarernchuk, K. Walker.
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Row 1: C. Wilson, E. Wilson, T.
Woodard; Row 2: S. Wawro, W.
Wilczek, R. Wride, T. Wills.
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115. The Foreign Language Department
of Auburn High School held its sec-
ond Language Fair in the eleven-
year history of the school on Tues-
day, February 23, 1982. It was Mardi
Gras Day for the French, the Final
Day of the Carnaval for the Spanish-
speaking people and the Karneval
for the Germans. So, of course, the
theme of the Fair was Mardi Gras-
Carnaval-Karneval; translated: a fes-
tival of fun and frolic. The foreign
language classes in French, German
and Italian, Latin and Spanish host-
ed the event and invited all Social
Studies classes of grades 9, 10, 11 to
attend and enjoy the varied activities
of the day.
The program was repeated in every
forty minute period (except for
lunch) so that nearly all students of
Grades 9, 10, 11 were able to see the
projects and live performances of fel-
low students.
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FAIR
1982
116. After eight performances, the mem-
bers of the German, Italian and
French singing and dancing groups
and members of the Jazz Band were
justifibly very tired but happy to
have presented to their fellow stu-
dents some of the music and dance of
our neighbors in Europe. All the stu-
dents of language who participated
in the Fair were satisfied with their
efforts to present to students of So-
cial Studies a slice of the cultures of
the French, German, Italian, Latin
American, and ancient Romans.
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119. Mr. Michael Orofino,
Principal
Assistant Principals:
Mr. Robert Bradley
Mr. Paul DelPiano
Mr. Herbert Dickson
Mr. Frank Plis
It is my personal pleasure to congratulate each gra-
duate in the Cla:,s of 1982. Your accomplishments at
Auburn High School are an accumulation of knowl-
edge and experience which will be your key to future
success. The depth and worth of what you have
learned depends on your efforts and personal drive.
Your future depends on the same elements. Use your
talents and energy to create a happy life, a successful
future, and a better world.
120. H. Noll, Guid.
G. Kennedy, Guid.
R. Jones, P. Ed. Dir.
D. Cappellino, Bus.
S. Lowenstein, Guid.
P. Tucker, A.V.
M. Heath, Lib.
W. Huther, Guid.
D. Darrow, Sci.
C. Panarisi, S.S.
J. Orofino, S.S.
A. Carnevale, I.A.
D. Linfors, For. Lang.
C. Lancelotti, Eng.
D. LaDue, Sci.
A. Daino, Sec.
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121. D. Landis, H. Ee.
A. Messina, Health
M. Cuddy, S.S. Coor.
W. Watkins, S.S.
W. Grow, Sci.
T. Parsnick, Math.
F. Foti, Guid.
R. Striffler, I.A.
J. Hewitt, R.N.
J. Proscia, Sci.
D. Harter, Guid.
R. Salvati, S.S.
G. Mann, Eng. Coor.
T. Houghton, Math.
T. Butcher, P.E.
122. R. Calimeri, Math.
J. Patterson, Eng.
J. Siracuse, Health
R. Orser, Sci.
W. Case, A.V.
B. Buxbaum, Eng.
P. Wilson, Eng.
P. Ferrari, Eng.
A. Pascarella, For. Lang.
N. Beamish, Muc. Coor.
D. Arthur, P.Ed.
V. Bisignano, Eng.
E. Burlew, Lib.
119
123. 120
F. Reginelli, Bus.
M. Perselay, Res. Rm.
E. Withers, Sec.
P. Adams, P. Ed.
D. Evans, R.O.T.C.
J. Mead, P. Ed.
P. Cheche, Bus.
J. Calimeri, Eng.
A. VanGee, R.O.T.C.
M.A. Patterson, Eng.
R. LoPiccolo, Sci.
M. Mappes, Lib.
J. Morphet, S.S.
K. DiFabio, Sec.
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124. D. McCarthy, S.S.
P. McGinnis, S.N.T.
D. Horan, I.A.
J. Salvage, GUID.
E. Champlin, Sec.
M. Lowery, S.S.
R. Gibson, Sci.
P. Fohs, Sp. Ed.
J. Morrison, Sec.
R. DiGiovini, Sec.
P. Wilson, Eng.
J. Onori, Sci.
T. Champion, Art
P. Nolan, Math.
S. Choi, Math.
125. 122
M. Flurschultz
W. Rizzieri, I.A.
J. Pitcher, Bus.
E. Davenport, Math.
D. Torrey, Soc. St.
M. Dunn, Math.
N. Guerrera, Soc. St.
L. Carnevale, Math.
M. Clark, Sci.
W. Dobson, Eng.
G. Behuniak, Phy. Ed.
R. Barnes, Soc. St.
H. Stiwell, I.A.
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R. Adams, Phy. Ed.
P. Guido, For. Lang.
D. Correll, Music
J. Clark, Health
R. Egan, Bus.
M. Alberici, H. Ee.
K. Civil, Math.
D. Post, Soc. St.
G. Bovi, Bus. Coor.
T. Calbally, Sci.
K. Sarlin, Eng.
D. Locastro, St. Teacher
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127. JOANNE S. WALSH
I want to be like the wind
I want to go with the breeze
I want to be like something no one can see
I want to be like the current and go with the flow
I want to be free and easy
Yes, free and easy
The wind doesn't stop to find faults in the trees!
It just blows on, treating them equally.
I wonder· why people can't do the same.
They go on looking for faults that will never change
But, just like in evolution, the weak will die
And, the strong will survive.
But you can't be like the wind, and you must care!
You are the youth of the world
The molders of the universe
Therefore you will stop judging and comparing.
Stop listening to your prejudiced peers and begin to look only for the souls of
individuals.
And, not the shells that can sometimes be hard to see through
But easily shattered by a person with an open mind.
129. BASED ON A STORY AND CHARACTERS OF DAMON RUNYON
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY FRANK LOESSER
BOOK BY JO SWERLING AND ABE BURROWS
FRIDAY MAY 7'h and SATURDAY MAY 8 th
AlJBURN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00,,,,,
130. CAST
.Jicely-NicelyJohnson Mark Vanacore
3enny Southstreet Mark Ford
Rusty Charlie ........... Sean McLeod
3arah Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maureen Brooks
<rvidAbernathy Tony Eisenschmidt
<gatha Lis Moore
Mission Band !rid Roehm, Lynn McNabb
Harry the Horse Joe Magats
Lt. Brannigan . . . . . . . . . . Dale Fennessy
Nathan Detroit Jim Sharples
Angie the Ox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Daddabbo
Miss Adelaide Colleen Sanders
Sky Masterson Ed Tyler
Mimi Alicyn Kindrew
Hot Box Dancers Katrina Mazzeo, Mary Ann Voss-
kuhler, Kelly Cunningham, Margie Masley, Christine
General Matilda Cartwright
Big Julie
CHORUS
Theobald
Terri Lupo
John Welch
Sightseers: J. Champlin, S. Calimeri, T. Sherman, T.
Sherman, M. Schmidt, M. Fitzpatrick; Bobbie soxers:
K. Guilfoos, N. Hutchinson, M. Rossi, J. Jasiczek; Ac-
tress: S. Delahanty, Policeman: D. Haines; Chorus
Girls: Lynn Pelton; Bag Lady: Maureen Stapleton;
Woman: Chris Hutchins; Vendor: S. Watkins; Texan
& Wife: F. Middleton & Emily Fitzsimmons; Pick-
pocket: E. Hyde; Photographer: M. Jorolemon;
Roller Skater: C. Tyler; Gamblers & Rogues: E.
Hyde, D. Orasi, M. Jorolemon, F. Middleton, T. Tracy,
G. Van Epps.
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director
Music Director
Choreographer
Orchestra Director
Costumer
Set Design
Producer
Sound
Vocal Coach
Properties
Stage Managers
COMMITTEES:
Beverly Navarro
David Correll
Cathy Rush
Stephen Gage
Elaine Graceffo
John Welch
Bob Morgan
Bill Case
Darwin Parker
Chris Welch
S. Noga & D. Hare
Costumes: S. Kindrew, A.M. Graceffo, B.
Graceffo; Sets: J. Welch, J.F. Impaglia; Cast
& Crew: (Backstage) D. Eaton, P. Mann &
Cast; Lights: B. Parry, K. Rescott, J. Impag-
lia, S. Noga; Program & Posters: R.
Striffler, K. Wilson, S. Falcone.
131. 128
VARSITY CLUB: ROW I: J. Alberici, P. Bergan, A. Tehan, R. signely, D.
Cuddy, H. Drabicki; ROW 2:B. Smith, F. Sindoni, S. McCormick, J. Pinker, F.
Cunningham, J. Murphy, J. Amodei; ROW 3:J. Dranszak, P. Whiting, A. Dec,
J. Hickey, J. Munn, M. McNeil, T.J. Gamba, M. Hylwa, J. Hogan, D.
Walawender, D. Petrosino, J. Latanshyn, P. Casper, N. Guererra, M. Cuddy, G.
Renzi, M. Morgan.
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HISTORY CLUB: ROW I: V. Turk, S. Calimeri, K. O'Hearn, F. Buttazzi, C. Lubanski, D.
Monroe, J. Noga, S. Watkins; ROW 2: K. Flanigan, S. Dario, J. Magats, S. Jameson, R.
Gambuzza, M. Vosskuhler, S. Brettner, E. Fitzsimmons; ROW 3: M. Foley, D. Griffin, M.
Quinn, M. Pieper, J. Champlin; ROW 4: J. Fennessy, R. Ruschack, B. Zanowick.
VARSITY CLUB GIRLS: ROW I: M. Fiore, D. Tinti; ROW 2: M. Crawford, K.
Connors, S. Morrissy, W. Marsden, C. Kenny, P. Murphy, P. Mauro; ROW 3: M.
Schmidt, M. McCarthy, C. Bartlett, P. Pease, M. Cinotti, S. Onori, M. Nolan, C.
Lubanski, M. Quinn; ROW 4: K. Hebblewaite, J. Basile, L. Plis, L. Westee, M.
Fitzpatrick, J. Alberici, L. Crowell.
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J.F.R.O.T.C.
COMMAND SECTION: Col Evans, Chief VanGee, G.T. Co-
sentino.
High school students enroll normally in
the Air Force Junior ROTC in the ninth or
tenth grade. The first years introduces the
student to modern aircraft, spacecraft, and
their history. The student examines the
environment in which they operate and ex-
plores some aerospace careers.
During the second year, studies center on
the principles of flight, propulsion, and
navigation. This course includes a review
of commercial, general and military avi-
ation, and how they work together.
In the final year, students make a more in-
depth study of space operations, including
space exploration, international coopera-
tion in space, and the human body in
flight. The year with a look at the role of
the military throughout U.S. history.
OFFICERS:J. Welch, C. Douglas, F. Glave, P. Driscoll; Row 2: P. Farrell,
C. Morphet, G.T. Cosentino, B. Frost, M. Lamantagne.
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FLIGHTS A &B: ROW 1:R. Tavernier, S. Bag_an,D. Lardin; ROW
2: R. Snyder, B. Seamans, P. Driscoll; ROW 3: B. Frost, F. Poirer, F.
Glave, M. Lasagna; ROW 4: G. Gambrell, C. Douglas, K. Ferris, P.
Farrell.
FLIGHT C: ROW I: H. Lull, A. Douglas, B. Crawford, J. Fimano; ROW 2: T.
Whiting, C. Morphet, M. Lamontagne, C. Lamontagne; ROW 3: R. Shrieve, J. Lin,
M. Smokoski, P. Picciano, S. Naiva.
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FLIGHT D. ROW I: K. McCormick,
V.Albert, K. Wilson, M. Jackson; ROW
2:J. Welch, T. Jones, A. Dickinson, T.
Lenton, S. Evans; ROW 3:J. Bowen, R.
Tracy, M. Morphet, T. Dart.
136. RIFLE TEAM: ROW I: M. Morphet, C. Morphet, T. Jones,
K. McCormick, S. Bagan, H. Lull, D. Lardin, A. Douglas; ROW
2: M.Jackson, C. Lamontagne, F. Poirer, B. Frost, C. Douglas,
J. Welch, M. Lamontagne, R. Snyder.
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1981-82 OFFICERS
E. Killian
J. Keogan
C. Lombardi
L. Johnson
D. Farrar
V. Turk
C. Ferrarrcio
President
V-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Reporter
Historian
Parliamentarian
• Row 1: Mrs. Cappellino, Advisor, L. Johnson, S. Suslik, T. Hole, C. Lom-
bardi, A. Walsh; Row 2: E. Killian, L. Odrzywolski, S. Fallat, B. Hill; Row
3: K. Powers, T. Schattinger, D. Farrar, M. Bruno.
After five years of being inactive, the
FBLA Chapter at Auburn High School
has been reinstated.
Future Business Leaders of America is the
national organization for all high school
students participating in business and of-
fice programs. It can function as an inte-
gral part of the instructional program of
the business and office curriculum in sec-
ondary school. It provides the opportunity
for students to develop vocational and ca-
reer supportive competencies and to pro-
mote civic and personal responsibility.
This year, the Chapter has had a candy
sale and a Cut Zita Dinner. Students com-
peted at the District level in Syracuse and
the State level at the Concord Hotel.
139. DRAMA
CLUB
Aabanr High School Drama CJub
Permissi by
o■ oi Dramati sts Play Service
"YOU. presents
CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU..
· Febnaary 4th and 5th, 1982
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140. "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU"
Penelope Sycamore
Essie
Rheb•
Paul Sycamore
Mr. De Pinna
Ed
Donald
Gr•ndp•
Alice
Henderson
Tony
Kolenkhov
F•y Wellington
Mr. Kirby
Mrs. Kirby
G-Men
Olg• K•trin•
Stc,ge Managers
Lighting Manager
Producer
Set Design
Set Construction
Business Man-,ger
M•ke-up
Cover Design
Speci•I Effects
Musicians
Advisor
c;reci:or
Cast in order of appearance
Amy Douglos
Margie Masley
Chris Tneob.ld
Bill Acito. Jr.
Joe Mcigats
Dale Fennessy
Robert C. Webster
John Welch
Stacey Daraio
M•rk Ford
John Joseph
Ed Tyler
Colleen Strnders
Kenr:'?th Davis
Suzanne Pane~
Paul Kocur, Fronk Gl.ve, Jenn DiSonto
Wendy Ann MMsden
Shoilo Evon,, Suo Jonu
Jim St•nton
John Joseph
Bill Aciio, Jr., Joh.,Joseoh
Ed Tyler, Jenn ·wei'c!i
Bill Acito, Jr., Jenn Joseph
Ed Tyler, John Welch, Rooert Webster, Sue Jones
Amy Douglas, Stacey Dar~:o, Margie Masley
Jim Stonton, Joe M•g•ts
Fr1rnkGlave
Ed Tyler
John Baumes
Joe Megats, Bi,I ,cito, Jr.
Auburn High Scnool J•n Comoo
Mr. Pa•JI Ferreri
Oever•y 1'1<Jv1uro
Special Th•n>s to Mr. Orofino, Mr. M•nn, Mr. Striflcr, A.H.$. Chc,nistry
Dept., Miss Sheehe, Kdren DiFabio, Custodians, Secretaries, BrLinner
Press, Finger l•kes Press, J•ne and Bob Fowell, Whitings Paper & ?•int,
Faculty, Parents •nd FTiend,.
Scene: a loft in New York - 1965
Act I: Wedne,doy evening
lntermiuion
Act II: • woek lahr
Act Ill: the next evening
141. CLAUDIA BARREIROS - BRAZIL
IRID ROEHM - W. GERMANY
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Youth For Understanding
American Overseas Program
1982-1983
DANIEL PONCE - CHILE
In everyone's life, there are different kinds
of experiences. Some that teach. Others
that give us skills. Others that provide in-
sights. Many that are quickly forgotten. A
few that we remember -and profit from -
forever.
142. YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING,
an international non-profit educa-
tional organization, seeks to increase
understanding between people and
cultures by providing opportunities
for young adults world-wide to ex-
perience family life in another coun-
try.
The year program combines an over-
seas family living experience with an
academic learning experience in a
secondary school.
INIGO PEREZ-ESPANA - SPAIN
KASHASAMULAK-POLAND
PATRICIA ESCALANTE - VENEZUELA
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SITTING: Dave Clary, M. Bulkot, Dave Petrosino, Lisa Staples, Dave
Wolczyk; STANDING: John Hickey, J. Stanton, Dave Lepak, Ed Tyler,
Geoff Ford, Jeff Murphey; ABSENT: Ellen Durgala
WILLIAM ACITO
JANE APONE
KELLY BISHOP
JAMES BRANDSTTER
MAUREEN BROOKS
MARYBULKOT
SUSAN BUSH
FLORENCE BUTTARAZZI
CHRISTINE CANNIZZO
JOHN CHALANICK
EDWARD CHARLES
DAVE CLARY
PRISCILLA CONNERTY
KEVIN CROWELL
CHARLES CURRAN
DONNA D'AGOSTINO
HANS DRABICKI
ELLEN DURGALA
JOHN FITZGERALD
GEOFFREY FORD
JACQUELINE FROST
MICHELE GINNERTY
ANN GRACEFFO
LISA GREEN
DAVID HEFFRON
JOHN HICKEY
ERICA HILL
NANCY HUTCHINSON
JUDITH JASICZEK
JOHN JOSEPH
PAUL KOCUR
JOHN LAFRATTA
MICHAEL LAMONTAGNE
DAVID LEPAK
JOSEPH MAGATS
WENDY MARSDEN
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
PAMELA MILILLO
JEFFREY MURPHY
MARIE NELLENBACK
JAMIE NOGA
AMY PALOMBELLA
DAVID PETROSINO
LISA SPENO
JAMES STANTON
LISA STAPLES
MAUREEN STAPLETON
EDWARD TYLER
CARRIE WAWRZASEK
PETER WENDEL
LEIGH WESTEE
KAROL WILLIAMS
MICHAEL WILLIS
DAVID WOLCZYK
MARK ZIBBON
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NATIONAL HONOR Joseph Magats Jacki Champlin Kathleen Tardibone
SOCIETY Susan Malandruccolo David Colbert Anthony Tripiano
Wendy Marsden Lisa Coleman Constance Tyma
CLASS OF 1982 Mike McNeil Kathy Connor Scott Walker
Pamela Milillo Tim Cuddeback Brian Wasserman
William Acito Susan Morrissey Andrew Cuddy Karen Welch
Jane Apone Jeffrey Murphy Kenneth Davis James Wendel
Jeanne Basile Marie Nellenback Chris Douglas
Bradley Bearsdley Jamis Noga Timothy Driscoll CLASS OF 1984
Terri Bouck Amy Palombella Christopher Emerson
James Brandsetter David Petrosino Lauri Evangelista Amy Avino
Sandra Brettner Lori Piorkowski William Failey Ellen Baumes
Jacqueline Brooks Lisa Plis Emily Fitzsimmons Marion Brettner
Maureen Brooks Amy Poston Michael Foley Bonny Clark
Kristin Bulkot Susan Prosser Robert Frost Sandra Dec
Florence Buttarazzi George Renzi Edward Gallager Sherry DeChick
Christine Cannizzo Colleen Sanders Kathleen Janusz Michelle Driscoll
Kathleen Caruana Marianne Schmid Daniel Kreydatus Marjorie Dwane
John Chalanick Elaine Shosa Maureen Lawler Cheryl Dyer
David Coppola Richard Signorelli David Llewellyn Lisa Emmi
Kathleen Costisick Lisa Speno Stephen Long Thomas Fennessy
Kevin Crowell Rosalyn Spinelli Susan Lovell Alan Fiermonte
Robert Cutbert Lisa Staples Scott Marcotte Paula Flummerfelt
John Dadabbo Maureen Stapleton Margaret Mauro William Foresman
Donna D'Agostino Gale Turner Stacy McNeil Mary Foster
Joseph DeChick Edward Tyler Thomas Moore Maria Franzone
Hans Drabicki Mary Ann Vosskuhler Marc Morfei Molly Gagan
Ellen Durgala Carrie Wawrzaszek Cynthia Morphet Lana Green
Sally Emerson Peter Wendel Patricia Murphy Kelly Hickey
Dale Fennessy Leigh Westee Cynthia Nagle Kimberly Hornick
Geoffrey Ford Karol Williams Imelda Nicolella Kimberly Kromer
Jacqueline Frost David Walczyk Melinda O'Brien Pamela Lovell
Michael Gauthier Mark Zibbon Michael Pacelli Anthony Lupo
Michele Ginnerty David Pappert Mary Beth Marten
Ann Graceffo CLASS OF 1983 Suzanne Panek Margaret Masley
Lisa Green Majorie Pieper Lynn Miller
Diane Griffin Donna Alfieri Wesley Procino Nanacy Munn
Pamela Hettenhaus Robert Atkins Lisa Renahan Traci Nagle
John Hickey Bridget Baier Kenneth Rescott Peter Ringwood
Erica Hill Anne Boedicker Karen Rice Patrick Rowley
Nancy Hutchinson Kelli Brahney James Ruschak Anthony Saccone
Judi Jasiczek Wendy Bugby Norma Sheparsson James Seibert
Lauri Kassman Michael Buttarazzi Virginia Smith Eric Short
Susan Kehoskie Jerome Calimeri Lori Speno Peter Sikora
Dawn Kohut Susan Calimeri John Sperduti Kenneth Smith
David Lepak Brenda Casselman Ed Sullivan Ingrid Sorenson
David Long Colin Catto Brian Swientowski Deborah Stott
Christine Lubanski Michael Chalupa Robert Swizdor Christopher Tonzi
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145. MARCHING BAND & COLOR GUARD: B. Acito, A. Acito, D. Aldrich, M. Baumes, D. Boudreau, M. Brennan, K. Brennan, D. Brown, M.
Brown, K. Buchan, K. Buchan, M. Carberry, S. Carr, M. Chalupa, T. Charles, K. Cholette, S. Clarke, C. Clifford, B. D'Agostino, L. DiSanto, P.
Durgala, C. Emerson, M. Fallat, S. Fallat, P. Farrar, N. Farrar, M. Failey, M. Franzone, B. Frost, J. Gagnier, B. Gagnier, L. Green, L. Green, K.
Guilfoos, J. Hill, C. Hutchins, M. Jorgenson, M. Jorolemon, L. Keogan, T. Killian, E. Killian, P. Kocur, L. Kowal, K. Kowal, W. Kustyn, R. Lawler,
M. Lawton, K. Lewis, M. Lewis, B. Machold, J. Maniscalco, K. Manrow, T. Marinelli, M. Mason, P. May, S. McNeill, L. McNabb, D. Militello, E.
Beardsley, T. Jones, T. O'Hora, M. O'Hora, D. Orasi, S. Panek, D. Panek, L. Pelton, M. Pelton, S. Persad, J. Randall, S. Rhodes, S. Riley, M. Rossi,
P. Ryan, C. Sanders, K. Saylor, A. Senft, B. Shreve, J. Sorrendo, G. St. Phillips, L. Tardibone, R. Tavernier, C. Tenity, G. Thomas, M. Toole, T.
Townsend, K. Treat, C. Tyma, E. Tyler, C. Tyler, M. Vanacore, C. Ventafido, R. Westover, K. Weed, C. Williams, L. Whittacker, E. Beardsley, T.
Bona, A. Eisenschmidt, P. Flummerfelt
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147. 144
WIND ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: L. Green, C.
Hutchins, D. Aldrich, K. Saylor, S. McNeill,
K. Brennan, K. Monrow, C. Sanders, M. Rossi;
ROW 2:C. Williams, R. Lawler, M. Pelton, L.
Pelton, M. Chalypa, J. Hill, A. Acito, P. Far-
rar, L. Kowal, T. Eisenschmidt, B. Acito, E.
Killian, S. Fallat; ROW 3: K. Guilfoos, B.
Gagnier, R. Westover, T. Vivenzio, L. Green,
C. Clifford, P. Ryan, W. Kustyn, G. Thomas,
K. Buchan, J. Sorrendo; Row 4: B. Machold,
T. Killian, S. Persard, B. D'Agostino, M.
Baumes, A. Senft, M. Fallat, P. Kocur, E.
Tyler.
BAND OFFICERS:Tom Killian, Pres., Paul Ryan, V-
Pres., Terry Vivenzio, Sec.
148. JAZZ BAND I: Saxes: M. Chalypa, S. Fallat, L. Green, E. Killian, B. Acito; Trom-
bones: A. Senft, P. Kocur, M. Fallat, E. Tyler; Trumpets: T. Vivenzio, W. Kustyn, C.
Clifford, P. Ryan, G. Thomas; Drums: T. Killian, S. Carr; Guitar: C. Tyma; Bass: M.
Baumes; Piano: C. Sanders, P. Flummerfelt; Vibes: D. Aldrich
COMBO
M. Baumes
C.Tyma
M. Chalypa
T. Vivenzio
S. Persad
T. Killian
L. Green
A. Senft
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JAZZ BAND II: ROW I: B. Gagnier, P. Drugala, M. Pelton,
P. Farrar, K. Cholette, A. Acito, J. Maniscalco, L. Pelton;
ROW 2: B. D'Agostino, S. Persad, A. Senft, J. Sorrendo, K.
Buchan, M. Jorolemon, M. Fallat, R. Lawler.
CONCERT BAND: ROW I: M. Brennan, R. Tavenier, K.
Buchan, M. Brown, J. Gagnier; ROW 2: D. Panek, M. Jorgen-
son, M. Toole, K. Kowal; ROW 3: M. Jorlemon, J. Maniscalco,
M.Franzone, C. Ventafido, S. Riley, L. Tardibone, L. Keogan.
150. PEP CLUB: Row 1: K. Treat, J. Fimano, B. Clark, L.
Nellenback, G. Nicosia; Row 2: M. Nellenback, L. Phil-
lips, M. Diego, S. Wilczek.
The Pep Club was originally formed to
instill school spirit in the students. This is
done by putting up schedules of upcoming
athletic events, as well as posters. The pep
Club is also responsible for running the
refreshment stand for football and basket-
ball games. Besides these things, the Pep
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Panek, N. Farrar, T. Long, M. Morgan, DIRECTOR: D. CORRELL: Row 2: H. Clark, S. Dec, D. Walters, C. Reilly, S. Ragucci, S. Schroll, D.
Jenner, A. Noga, T. Wills, D. Orasi, E. Hyde, S. Tracy, P. Mann, J. Charella, K. Scoville; Row 3: R. Armstrong, N. Costello, T. Ostrander, K.
McNair, C. Jenner, A. Douglas, P. Meyers, M. D'Agostino, J. Harvey, M. Jorolemon, D. Haines, F. Middleton, J. Becker, E. Finizio, A. Dickinson,
B. Walborn, M. Turner, F. Amoia, J. Cain: Absent: L. Atkins, D. Bauso, N. Black, T. DiLallo, M. Gargan, T. Gilliam, M. Harrington, M. Rice, L.
Socci, D. Swietoniowski, M. Brooks, G. Commesso, N. Conner, R. Husdon, A. Hyde, L. Moore, S. Nuchesi, P. Pizzoleo, L. Romano, T. VanArsdale,
M. Walker, T. Whiting, P. Walsh, M. Carberry, T. Eisenschmidt, K. Powers, S. Thompson
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Tyler, M. Vanacore; Absent: Maureen Brooks
CHORUS
OFFICERS:
J. Jasiczek
S. Noga
V. Murray
E. Tyler
B. Morgan
J. Brooks
P. Kocur
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Ford, C. Theobald, G. Van Epps; Row 3:J. Welch, T. Tracy, E. Tyler; Absent:S. Panek,
A. Kindrew, G. Ford.
MUSIC THEORY
CLASS:
T. Killian
P. Kocur
E. Killian
T. Vivenzio
W. Kustyn
C. Tyma
M. Ferraraccio
P. Ryan
E. Tyler
S. Panek
S. Carr
154. CHORALE: Row 1:J. Brooks, N. Hutchinson, S. Ricardson, J. Howard, P. Balk, D. Sroka, D. Hare,
M. Masley, P. Kocur, K. Rescott, B. Morgan, D. Eaton, DIRECTOR: D. CORRELL; Row 2: B.
Wenzel, K. Kromer, T. Lupo, L. Phillips, C. Theobald, C. O'Connell, J. Fimano, S. Noga, M. Vanacore,
M. Ford, K. Corriveau, G. Nemo; Row 3:J. Jasiczek, L. Callaro, N. Munn, M. Gagan, G. Graham, V.
Murray, S. Harris, G. Ford, J. McLeod, G. VanEpps, T. Tracy, E. Tyler, P. Daddabbo, J. Welch.
SOUL SINGERS
SOUL SINGERS: V. Murray, S. Rich-
ardson, J. McLeod, S. Harris
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S.G.O. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ROW I: L. Plis, N.
LaDouce; ROW 2: P. Casper, J. Fennessy, A. Tehan
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O'Hearn, S. Calimeri, C. Buchanan; ROW 2: K. Anderson, K. Tehan, A.
Renahan, A. Douglas, E. Fitzsimmons; ROW 3: M. Morgan, R. Kappesser, J.
Donaldson, G. Riley, B. Swietonowski; ROW 4: P. Casper, N. LaDouce, J.
Fennessy, L. Plis, J. Nash, A. Tehan, S. Crowell.
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REILLY; ROW 2: D. CARRINGTON, S. MURPHY, P. BER-
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A TOUCH OF SOUL: ROW I: J. McLeod, R.
Ar,strong, S. Richardson, V. Murray; ROW 2: K.
Copes, P. Johnson, M. Walker, K. Smith; ROW 3:
G. Graham, S. Harris, L. Johnson, S. McLeod,
Mr. Correll
EMERSON
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"A TOUCH OF SOUL"
EMERSON Hl-Y: ROW I: D. Jenner, M.
Diego; ROW 2: L. Phillips, L. Harkins, S.
Wilczek.
158. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT: ROW I: D. Bovi, L. Harkins, S. Lavarnway, S. Leister, M. Daly,
G. Cosentino; ROW 2: T. Archambo, K. Kimak, J. McLeod, S. Wilczek, L. Phillips, J. Juli.
Junior Achievement is a non-profit in-
ternational organization financed by
businesses and individuals. Since its
founding in 1919 by Horace A. Moses,
president of the Strathmore Paper Co.
JA has spread to over 1000 communi-
ties in the U.S. and Canada. In the U.S.
alone, over 50,000 business people con-
tribute their time to JA and over 90,000
firms and individuals provide funds.
Each JA is managed by a professional
staff and volunteer board of directors.
The purpose of JA is to provide high
school students with practical business
experience and insights into the com-
plexities of economics. These objectives
are accomplished by offering members
of the JA the opportunity to actually
organize and operate their own busi-
ness. The student companies receive
management consulting assistance from
volunteer advisers from local busin-
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LEADERS
M. CASPER
L. CHECHE
K. KARPINSKI
M. McCARTHY
J. MCQUEENEY
A. MOOCHLER
S. ONORI
M. RIORDAN
L. SIMMONS
K. STAPLETON
M. WAWRASZEK
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VARSITY CHEER-
LEADERS
M. CINOTTI
K. COSTISICK
M. CRAWFORD
L. EVANGELISTA
C. KENNY
S. MORRISSEY
M.NOLAN
K. O'GRADY
S. ONORI
K. RICE
M.A. SCHMID
K. VIVENZIO
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LEAGUE
CHAMPIONS
1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
13 ROME 33
29 NOTTINGHAM 18
% C.B.A. W
29 WATERTOWN 7
28 CORCORAN 0
30 FOWLER 0
21 HENNINGER 21
37 BISHOP LUDDEN 6
0 W. GENESEE 21
VARSITY FOOTBALL:
F. CUNNINGHAM
A. TEHAN
R. COPES
G.TORTORELLO
D. PRIANO
M. McNEIL
P.BERGAN
E. GALLAGER
B. SMITH
J. PELC
E. FENESSEY
R. SIGNORELLI
D. WILCZEK
C.BOGART
J. RIORDAN
S. LEARO
W. PROCINO
T. DILLALO
L. PELTON
J. HICKEY
T. CLARK
T.CUDDEBACK
J. PELTON
K. COPES
M.TALBOT
J. REYNOLDS
S. STEVENS
S. McCORMICK
K. CROWELL
P.CASPER
J. COOL
N.GUERRERA
E. RICHARDSON
E. MURPHY
B. SWIETNOWSKI
J. McLEOD
H. DRABICKI
J. DADDABBO.
J. ALBERICI
D. WILSON
S. LONG
J. CORINO
162. J.V. FOOTBALL: (WON 5 LOST 2) R. Adams, M. Barnes, C. Blowers, T.
Blowers,J. Campagnola, F. Cataldo, P. Daddabbo, M. Dean, J. Donaldson, C.
Ehresman, B. Fennessey, R. Franczk, J. Harmon, R. Humphrey, R. Jenner, B.
Kappessar, J. Kehoe, J. King, S. Komanecky, P. Lattimore, A. Lipski, R.
Martinez, A. Murphy, M. Musso, T. Nanna, G. Nemo, C. Nervina, P. Rowley, J.
Slayton, H. Teeter, A. Zumbach.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: (Won 5 Lost 2) J. AL-
BERICI, M. AVERSA, S. Barker, J. Becker, K.
Blowers, R. Boedicker, E. Caster, J. Colella, S. Cros-
by, D. Ferlenda, D. Gauthier, J. Genkos, P. Haber-
law,J. Hai, C. Hogan, P. Hudson, J. Kehoe, R. Lupo,
P. Martin, D. Martinez, J. Hornick, B. McIntosh, D.
Mosher, J. Nash, F. Poirer, K. Powers, S. Rossi, B.
Sheftic, T. Tardibone, B. Vail, S. Hitchins, D. Janas.
163. 1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN
3 F- M
5 CORCORAN
4 HENNINGER
6 FULTON
5 FOWLER
5 LUDDEN
5 NOTTINGHAM
1 LIVERPOOL
5 CORCORAN
4 HENNINGER
5 FOWLER
5 LUDDEN
1 W. GENESEE
5 NOTTINGHAM
4 ROME
OPPONENT
4
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GIRL'S TENNIS: K. Viscardi, K. Connor, D. Navarro, K. Dautrich,
C.LaDouce,I. Roehm, A. Poston, C. Maye, T. DiMatteo, K. Pingryn,
F. Buttarazzi, M. Dwane, K. Anderson, M. McCarthy, M. Brettner, J.
Baba!, M. Gagan, J. Triska, I. Sorenson, M. Savage, P. Barrera, M.
Coghlan, M. Oropallo, B. Ahner, J. Hill, M. Foster, B. Wride, L.
Kenny, M. Strazzere, N. Munn, S. DeChick.
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O'Brien, A. Boedicker, L. Westee, K. O'Grady,
M. Brennan, M. Marten, K. Davis, T. Falsey,
C. Pease, J. Murphy, J. Beland, E. Sullivan, T.
Molloy, P. Picciano, D. Monroe, D. Picciano,
G. Gambrell, S. ~avia, S. Ganey, B. Picciano,
P. Taylor, R. Snyder, K. O'Grady, A. Cuddy,
S. Bennett, S. DiFabio, J. Tyrokowski
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J. Basile
L. Plis
D. Tinti
L. Stephens
S. Calimeri
T. Strazzere
M. Tinti
A. McLeod
K. Hornick
J. Nash
C. Tehan
S. Daraio
L. Socci
J. Keogan
K. Buchan
R. Lattimore
S. Richardson
C. Kappesser
P. Reginelli
V. Carnicelli
S. Tardibone
166. 1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN
0 F. Manlius
2 Mynderse
1 Liverpool
4 Cortland
0 Port Byron
2 W. Genesee
0 Midlakes
1 Homer
0 Moravia
0 Midlikes
0 Rome
OPPONENT
3
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167. 1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
3 Oswego 1
2 Henninger 0
10 Fowler 0
5 C.B.A. 2
2 Nottingham 1
5 Corcoran 1
3 Watertown 0
4 B. Ludden 2
2 Henninger 1
VARSITY SOCCER
J. AMODEI
B. AUGUSICK
M.CUDDY
J. LATANYSHYN
J. MAGATS
J. MAJOR
J. MOHAN
J. MUNN
E.NASH
M.MORGAN
B. WASSERMAN
D. WALAWENDER
F. SINDONI
G. RENZI
D. PETROSINO
I. PEREZ*ESPANA
J. PINKER
J. NOLAN
J. WYANT
B. SCHMIDT
D. SPROULL
168. FROSH SOCCER
K. Buchan
C. Contiguglia
R. Coogan
C. Baker
D. O'Hora
D. Major
T. Kachris
P. Jones
D. Iwanicki
W. Barnes
J. Moore
M. Herman
G. Diego
R. Horr
M. Kuczek
J. V. SOCCER: A.Amodei, M.Cranfield, T. Dart, J. DiSanto, R. Ellison,
E. Evans, M.Latanyshyn, B. Machold, T. Mayo, A. McLeod, T. McLeod,
A. Nethercott, R. Schmidt, D. Sproull, C. Tonzi, J. Tucker, M. Wasylko,
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N. LaDouce
P. Emmi
C. Lubanski
M. Renahan
P. Murphy
M. Fiore
L. Crowell
S. Murphy
A. Bennett
E. Fitzsimmons
K. Surber
J. Alberici
P. Driscoll
S. Harty
L. Speno
S. Harding
D. Schul~
K. Marsden
L. Coleman
GIRL'S
SOCCER
CNYCL
CHAMPIONS
1981-82
1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
l Tully
0 J.-D.
2 Nottingham
8 Corcoran
l B. Ludden
12 Henninger
4 Nottingham
3 Corcoran
2 B. Ludden
3 Henninger
2 Fulton
2 Liverpool
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170. J. V. SOCCER: J. Herman, M. Since-
baugh, J. Torrance, M. Masley, C. Millilo,
T. Jones, K. Ross, C. Connerty, C. Capace,
R. Gerace, L. Marquart, M. O'Brien, S.
Smith, P. Sullivan, C. Vivenzio, A. Wride,
B. Wenzel, V. Turk, L. Romano, M. Jor-
genson
FRESHMEN SOCCER: A. Daddabo, R. Gray, M.Donley, C. Reilly, M. Fitzpatrick, F.
DeNiro, C. Neville, S. Leschek, K. Cranfield, T. Darrow, G. Commessa, S. Lobisco, E.
Nethercott, M. Holzhauer, D. Bertot, A. McKay, L. Rogalski.
Freshman Coach- Roger
Barnes
171. 168
VARSITY BASKETBALL: J. Daddabbo, T.J. Gamba, K. Crowell, J.
Cool, M. Delf, M. Cuddy, A. Harty, J. Costello, S. Stevens, E. Murphy, M.
Martin, W. Richardson, A. Dec.
1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
55 Ithaca 56 58 C.B.A.
61 Oswego 52 4.'l Ludden
30 C.B.A.
60 60 Baldwinsville
45 Ludden 77 49 Watertown
52 Watertown 47 51 Corcoran
53 Corcoran 74 59 Fowler
54 Oswego
53 64 Nottingham
64 Fowler
71 65 Henninger
55 Nottingham
94 52 W. Genesee
60 Henninger
84
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172. J. V. BASKETBALL
T. Blowers
P. Daddabbo
A. McLeod
L. Pelton
G. Plis
A. Murphy
P. Ringwood
E. Short
P. Smith
BASKETBALL
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Indoor track made its first appearance at Au-
burn High this year. Approximately thirty ath-
letes began the season in early December, la-
bored very hard to bring success to the team,
and by March placed several members in the
State Qualifiers. Kathy O'Grady went on to
particiapte in the State Meet.
INDOOR TRACK
M. Crawford
I. Nicoleda
S. Littlefield
S. Calimeri
K. O'Brien
K. Karpinski
M. Colella
E. Fitzsimmons
A. Boedicker
M. Morgan
P. Picciano
S. Jameson
J. Champlin
T. Gilliam
K. Amos
J. Shosa
L. Richard
A. Cuddy
P. Taylor
B. Picciano
K. O'Grady
L. Westee
D. Pappert
T. O'Grady
C. Nagel
174. 1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
1st Finger Lakes R. Relays 47
122 C.B.A. 65
104 Watertown 57
• .: -. 109 Oswego 72
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112 W. Genesee 66
100 C.B.A. 50
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107 Henninger 72
v-., 97 Cor-Nottingham 39
45 Baldwinsville 65
106 Watertown 50
107 Henninger 59
109 Cor-Nottingham 109
59 Liverpool 92
73 Rome 84
87 F-M
1st. CNY League M.
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50 Fulton 33
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M. Carberry
D. Hamberger
M. Jerolemon
S. McLeod
G. Mercer
C. Miller
T. Tarris
B. Wilczek
T. Archambo
S. Bennett
M. Bowers
M. Diehl
S. Herbert
T. Iannone
P. Rowley
M. Bruno
R. Frost
R. Hamberger
D. Wawro
B. Breadsley
D. Clary
D. Coppola
J. Fitzgerald
T. Herbert
S. Monroe
P. Whiting
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175. 1981-82 RECORD
AUBURN OPPONENT
2 Albany Acad. 3
1 W. Genesee 4
1 &~ 3
0 Skaneateles 5
8 Fulton 1
4 Watertown 3
O Ithaca 5
3 Clinton 10
3 Oswego 4
2 W. Genesee 4
2 Rome 6
2 B'ville 6
O Skaneatleles 3
4 B. Ludden 7
1 ill= 9
2 iliw•o 6
5 Clinton 14
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VARSITY
HOCKEY
T. Church
D. VanGieson
M. Bouley
P. Walsh
B. Farrington
J. Slayton
D. Tarby
N. Guerrera
D. Shaw
B. Farley
M. Foley
M.Hlywa
J. Gentile
B. Smith
K. Kierst
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177. 174
J. V. VOLLEYBALL
WON 8 LOST 7
I. ROEHM
A. McLEOD
E.ROBERTS
R. JOHNSON
T. DiMATTEO
T. DARROW
S. RICHARDSON
M.BERGERSTOCK
K. MARSDEN
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL WON 10 LOST 8:
J. BASILE, T. BOUCK, M. COGHLAN, L. IVER-
SON, J. NOGA, L. LEPAK, G. TURNER, A. GRA-
CEFFO, D. NAVARRO, K. SAMULAK.
184. VARSITY BASKETBALL
Kathy Adams
Mindy Fiore
Jean Gauthier
Sandy Harding
Andrea McLeod
Donna Schulz
Vera Turk
Karen Walker
1981-82
LEAGUE
CHAMPIONS
J. V. BASKETBALL
Dorothy Bailey
Michele Driscoll
Karen Marsden
Mary 8. Marten
Pauline Lawler
Stacy Richardson
Alice McLeod
185. 182
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GIRL'S TRACK: C. Amos, K. Anderson, A. Boedicker, M. Brennan, M. Brettner, T. Burke, D.
Connors, M. Crawford, J. Cabal, M. Cinotti, M. Colella, S. Calimeri, L. DeSocio, M. Diego, C. Ellison,
M. Fanning, S. Farrington, E. Fitzsimmons, M. Nolan, S. Onori, L. Reichard, A. Smith, M. Tyma, L.
Vitale, K. Welch.
186. GIRL'S TRACK (cont.):L. Westee, C. Hole, S. Montone, L. Howard, K. O'Brien. K.
O'Grady, V. Albert, M. Fitzpatrick, T. Gilliam, K. Hebblewaithe, S. Jameson, K.
Karpinski, A. Kreydatus, C. LaDouce, S. Teschak, S. Littlefield, D. Loechner, W.
Marsden, E. Nethercott, P. Pease, A. McLeod, P. Michalowski, L. Moschetti, K.
Murphy, C. Nagle, I. Nicolella.
187. L
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VARSITY LACROSSE:J. Alberici, M. Buttarazzi, K. Crowell, F. Cunningham, T.
DiLallo, P. Ewanschko, F. Farrell, M. Foley, R. Gambuzza, J. Hogan, A. Lipski, S.
Long, S. McCormick, J. Magats, J. Murphy, W. O'Hora, J. Pelton, D. Petrosino, S.
Reilly, J. Reynolds, R. Signorelli, B. Smith, B. Terry, A. Trupiano, P. Wendel
188. J. V.LACROSSE: R. Buttarazzi, B. Butera, R. Bozek, M. Connor, B. Cool, K. Cool, J. Donald-
son, B. Fiermonte, J. Hai, J. Hogan, D. Iwanicki, J. Kehoe, D. Kopp, J. King, E. Morgan, J. Nash,
T. Nolan, G. Pliss, P. Rowley, J. Seibert, B. Sweitonowski, H. Teeter, D. Thomas, A. Zumbach .
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FRESHMAN LACROSSE:J. Alberici, C. Bauso, S. Barker, C. Brahney, J. Colella, S.
Crosby, D. Donofrio, M. Emmi, R. Fasce, J. Genkos, S. Giannettino, P. Haberlau, M.
Herman, P. Hogan, B. Horr, D. Janas, T. Kackris, J. Kehoe, M. Latini, M. Lattimore, S.
Lattimore, C. Long, M. Losanni, B. McIntosh, D. O'hora, D. Panek, M. Ralph, S. Rossi, R.
Schattinger, S. Schmid, J. Trakowski, J. Siracusa, M. Palombella
189. AUBURN',
186
VARSITY
BASEBALL:
D Jones .
J.· Chalupnick1
E. Charles
M Coleman
J.•Daddabbo
G. Delaney
M Delf
T.J. Gamba
M Hlywa
J. ·Drancsak
P. Furnia
E Gallager .
c:Lomba~dozz1
G. Miccuc1
A. Siracuse
M. Talbot
190. J.V. BASEBALL:
T. BLOWERS
P. DADDABBO
M. DELPIANO
C. EHRESMAN
B. GUNGER
S.HERBERT
R. JENNER
B.KAPPESSER
S. KOMANECKY
P. LATTIMORE
P. LIBERATORE
L. PELTON
P. RINGWOOD
E. SHORT
J. SLAYTON
BASEBALL
FRESHMEN BASEBALL: C. BLOWERS, D. BOU-
LEY, B. COOGAN, G. DICOLA, K. KRIEDEL, B.
HAFF, M. HUMPHREY, M. JEDRA, P. JONES, T.
KACKRIS, C. LAMONTAGNE, P. MARTIN, J. TOR-
TORELLA, M. VALENTINO
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VARSITY SOFTBALL: K. BUCHAN, L. COLEMAN, K. CON-
NOR, 'F. DiMATTEO, P. DRISCOLL, S. FALLAT, M. FIORE, S.
HARDING, L. LEPAK, K. MARSDEN, L. McKEEN, D. NA-
VARRO, C. PINGRYN, D. SCHOLZ, D. TINTI.
SOFTBALL
192. J.V. SOFTBALL:J. TORRENCE, R. GREY, L. KOMANECKY, S.
RICHARSON, D. KIERST, M.DONLEY, B. LANGHAM, E. REIL-
LY, T. RAY, A. McLEOD, K. VISCARDI, T. DARROW, S. HARDY,
E. HUBBS.
FRESHMEN
SOFTBALL:
B. BALLON!
D. BAILEY
J. BOULEY
J. BUSCHMAN
A.DADDABBO
P. BILLINGS
F. DiNERO
M.GAGAN
D. GAUTHIER
R. JOHNSON
B. KOWATCH
S. HAI
S. LOBISCO
P. POTTER
K. POOLE
L. ROMANO
M. TESORO
K. VAN ARSDALE
M.WARNER
189
193. VARSITY TRACK:
F. HARTER
C.PEASE
S. NAVIA
B. HERRICK,
T. MOLLOY
D. BOUCK
M. BARNES
K. O'GRADY
G.TORTORALLO
D. WILSON
P. PICCIANO
S. GANEY
S. CLARK
B. ELLIOTT
D. MONROE
M.MORGAN
194.
195. 192
BOY'S GOLF: E. BENDFELDT, J. CHALANICK, M. CRANFIELD,
G. DUNN, T. FENNESSY, P. GAGLIANO,M. GAUTHIER, D. LONG,
J. IMPAGLIA, F. MIDDLETON, S. ROE, J. SULLIVAN GOLF
GIRL'S GOLF: J. GAUTHIER, M. DRISCOLL, M. SINCE-
BAUGH,J. TRISKA, R. MINDE, P. FARRAR, L. KOWAL, M.
ROSSI, D. ALDRICH, N. MUNN, B. WENZEL
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196. VARSITY TENNIS: B. BARNES, C. CLIFFORD, J. CUDDY, M.
CUDDY, M. CUDDY, T. FAGAN, D. FENESKI, J. GAUTHIER, D.
IANNONE, T. MAYE, M. McNEILL, S. MINN OE, T. STOPYRA, R.
TAVERNIER, C. TONZI.
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toil and tribulations of the following:
Staff:
Marge Masley
Lisa Staples
Colleen Buchanan
Ellen Durgala
Cheryl Bartlett
Cindy Bannister
Cindy Morphet
Gloria Graham
Jamie Noga
Maureen Stapleton
Jacki Champlin
Sandy Brettner
Donna D'Agostino
