Page 157 - CBA 1993 YEARBOOK

3TBALL
Keeping students in­ Amnesty members sort
formed about injus­
out through literature
to develop next week's
post up. Miss Limpert,
tices
throughout
the
Ski Club
A Chilly Paradise
n the absence of Brother Casimir Gun-
dlach, the Ski Club received a new mod­
Ierator this year, Ms. Palermo. The club
again made weekly trips to Labrador Moun­
tain about an hour from the CBA campus.
Students of all skiing ability made the
weekly trips and were not there to please
teachers or compete in structured competi­
tions but to simply have fun. After a long
day of classes an afternoon of skiing was
just what students needed to relieve a little
tension.
This concept must be growing in popu­
larity since this year's members are larger
in number than in any other previous year.
With the good weather on their side, the
club will remain as popular as ever and will
no doubt keep on growing in the years to
come.
Ski Club, Row 1: Miss Palermo, Miss McGinty, A.
Fecco, R. Gallardo, I. Olson, A. LeBeau, M. Vrabel,
B. Horlander, D. Lyskawa, M. Bonney, B. Kaner-
viko, B. Ferenchak, J. Aumiller, M. Wietlisbach, Row
2; Miss Limpert, T. Cannucciari, J. Cerio, E. Mako,
S. Hancock, A. Geyer, K. Dougherty, J. Palladino,
G. Agnello, T. Luchsinger, J. Somerset, T. O'Con­
nor, D. Kianka, P. Ryan, Row 3: P. Mahon, C.
Johnson, J. Monkofski, L. Rosales, M. So, G. Ei-
chelberger, C. DeCarlo, P. Ritter, R. Kelly, G. Ov­
erton, L. Rosales, J. Leo, A. Suryadevara, B. Mon-
real, Row 4: D. Rounds, M. Curtin, C. Goodman,
M. Rock, B. Eberhart, P. Neuberger, D. Fallace, T.
Lewis, K. Nolan, D. Kantor, D. LaPiana, M. Po-
bedinsky, E. Wiesner, Row 5: M. Hutton, J. Wilson,
M. Robinson, P. Vrabel, T. Bush, T. Currie, L. Bel-
lucci, J. Baxter, C. Reagan, M. D'Orazio, K. Re­
agan, S. Vrabel, J. Duesel
world was one of Am­
nesty International's Jackie Wilson, Katie
goals. Miss Limpert
and Katie Ryan post
up the latest news.
Ryan, and Jen Wolf
collaborate to spread
the word.
Activities 153