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Row I: Larry Rosales, Nicole Federico, Mary Corbett, Kristen Neri, Allison Marrero, Jennie Walpole, Anne Ascioti. Row 2: Jon Vespa, Kayla Greeley, Sarah Tucci, Joe Zavaglia, Rob Kad, Leah Berdan, Erica Geiss, Tara Gormel, Kathy Honold. Row 3: Max Ruckdeschel, Dan Thomsen, John Gunnerman, Trevor Barbano, Ashlee Easterly, Erin Coyne.
How appropriate was this? We never included space for ourselves! Too busy trying to include all of the other activ­ ities and too preoccupied with deadlines, we neglected to reserve space for our own little club here and then we re­ alized it was too late to change anything.
In retrospect it was fun. Which one of us will forget what went into creating this book? The rivalry that developed with CBA’s other publication, the Purple and Gold, and the spying paper editor often sent fleeing from our yearbook room. The frequent misspellings of our near and dear editor, Matt Taranto. How did he get this job anyway, and why did he accept it? It must be little man syndrome! The last words fiasco. The often-missed deadlines. The frequent lack of pictures. The long nights spent with and without staff present. The two cheesy typewriters that never work right. The frustration! This was a test, did we all pass? I would like to think so.
Finally, 1 would like to extend a congratulations to Mr. Mominey and Mr. Srrianni — our poor lost lambs who somehow found themselves moderating the yearbook. It was their first year and we were all as patient with them as they were with us; well mostly it was myself that they were patient with. But they pulled through and dealt with the stress and pain of creating a yearbook with endless grace and stability. All this taken into account with the fact that Mr. Mominey was at the same time planning a wedding, and organizing classes for all his seniors and 8th graders. That and the fact that he put up with me, and my sometimes lazy, sometimes wise cracking, and always testing self All of us put up with Zavaglia, and by the way are the Wein- heimer’s really twins? It does not matter! Way to go all ol you I will never forget what yearbook has meant to us all.
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Our Staph
Our diligent workers.
Thank You!
Mr. Mominey & Mr. Sirianni: our co-modera­ tors for providing the leadership that only they could.
The Administration: For bearing with our needs and our requests
Ms. Sandy Wettingfeld: For sweet talking the plant managers and pushing our deadlines back as far as they could possibly go.
Mr. WIeklinski, Dr. Davis, and the Develop­ ment Office: For the pictures, stats and help that they provided.
Other members of the faculty and staff that con­ tributed in their own ways.
The Herff Jones Company: For publishing our
Our Editor and
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By: Matt Taranto, Editoi