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(Below) It looks like party time for John Catania as he heads for the lodge.
(Middle) Nick LaPenta: “Hog doggin'l”
(Right) “ It’s a long way to Tipperary,” But, Pete Shepardson and Joe Guinto make it to the top of the hill.
Throughout an extremely milci De­ cember Ski Club members were fear­ ing the worst: no winter. However, January changed this as we had snow every day of the month. This gave the area an abundance of snow and skiing that was enjoyed by all, even the moderators, Mr. Campbell and Brother Robert.
This year CBA combined with TFA for their Tuesday afternoon ski trips.
The boys on the bus enjoyed the change of scenery, or the addition of girls. “ With girls on the bus, the rides were much more fun,” said club mem­ ber Jon Nolan. After the success of this trial year, the two schools hope to continue the practice in future years. With this new combination and plenty of snow, the Ski Club plans on many fun-filled seasons.
A. Lukasz, C. Lemons, T. Karrat, R. Mixen, A. Tap- pan, J. Hughes, D. DeRoberts, K. Tomlinson; N. La- penta, M. Lombardi, N. Pirro, A. Fox, J. Hoofnagle, J. Catania, K. Coyle, C. Vita, P. Guinto, E. Dimantis, P. Donnegan; S, Imbolli, A. Kanerviko, J. Gentile, P. Davies, D. Bowman, T. Burns, R. Nolan, G. Burgess, J. Nolan, P. Shepardson, K. Battaglia, E. Germain
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