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Learning the aspects of business
wasn't always easy. Howard
Tang is satisfied with his un­
derstanding of the concepts
taught in FBLA.
One of the goals members in
ECOS had was to make stu­
dents environmentally con­
scious. Brooke Ferenchak and
Christina Lampuri present their
fact-filled posters and await
Miss McGinty's approval.
Forensics
At the Podium
ong roads, early mornings, and lots of
rehearsing sum up very well the man­
Lner in which the forensics team com­
peted against several other schools at week­
end forensics tournaments around the up­
state New York area.
With their moderator Mr. Moretti and the
shrills of theatrical music on a very early
Saturday morning, not to mention the con­
stant consumption of donuts, the team would
climb into the school van and begin a long
12-hour pilgrimage that would take them
to some unknown school, in a rural area
they had never heard of, and then back
again.
In most cases forensics meets were mad­
ness from start to finish and the discovery
that one did not make final competition of­
ten led to heartbreak and tears, only to be
comforted by fellow teammates. It was,
however, always fun trying.
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Row 1: N. Dunn
Row 2;
D. Mookherjee
A. Tisdell
D. Candell
T. Stirpe
J. Micale
K. Clark
N. Chang
Mr. E. Moretti
Activities 163