Amity Regional High School - Embers Yearbook (Woodbridge, CT)

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ART AND EDITORIAL BOARDS Bottom row, left to right are: Pat Sisk, Margie Cohen, Carol Hughes, Reid Kaplan, and Jim Giebler. Top row, left to right are: Mr. Robert Holm- berg, Dorothy Schmidt, Mitzi Wilcox, Mary Ellen Harrison, Carolyn Miner, Sue Perham, Judy Browne, Carol Dwyer, Barbara Wies, Joyce Yammarino, and Mr. Frederick Fay. Those not present for the picture are: Mary D'Auria, Joan Robinson, Marilyn Mildeberger, Mary Ann Smith, Linda De Laurentis, and Judy Wainman. BUSINESS BOARD Left to right, bottom row, are: Donna DeVeglia, Marion Hill, Ann Eck- hardt, and Polly Cannon. Second row, left to right, are: Mary Jane Goodby, Duanne Daigle, Judy Zemel, Joella Downs, Julia Loman, Margie Cohen, and Mrs. Zilli, Adviser. Top row, left to right, are: Anthony Tirollo, Judy Smith, Marilyn Simpson, Alan Todd,' Ned Bunton, and Eddie Rappa. Those not pres- ent for the phofo are: Ann Heavens, Jon Dedman, Barbara Cartmell, Walter Holbrook, and Dureen Schmitt.

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EMBERS EMBERS STAFF Left to right: Judy Zemel, Ned Bunton, Co-Business Managers, Carolyn Miner, Susan Perham, Co-Editors, Joyce Yammarino, Assistant Art Editor, and Bar- bara Wies, Art Editor. EDlTOR'S MESSAGE Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Holmberg, Mr. Frederick Fay, and Mrs. Frederick Zilli, the three boards have worked together to comprise this-the second edition of Amity Embers. In spite of numerous difficulties, we feel that we have successfully recorded our class and school activities and yet portrayed each senior as an individual. We extend our appreciation to all those who aided us by contribut- ing their time and effort. Each of us hopes that this classbook, the product of our combined endeavors, will set a precedent for all those which follow. THE EDITORS 22

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right are: Reid Kaplan, President, Carolyn Miner, Treasurer, Joan Robinson, Secretary, Mr. Hiram Tindall, Senior Class Adviser, and Ed- ward Rappa, Vice-President. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In this, our last year at Amity, we have had many tasks beset us, the preponderance of which have been carried out faithfully and with a mini- mum of failure. Not the least of these has been the iob of strengthening traditions and creating new ones which we feel would be desirable and beneficial in the ensuing years. Among the traditions which we feel we have in some measure strengthened, is that of the school tie, composed in part of cooperation and amity between faculty and student body, and pride in scholastic and extra- curricular achievement. We would be the first to admit that it was not all sweetness and light, however, nothing would be good if it were not for contrasting bad, and by the same token, nothing would succeed if there were no failures by which to measure success. We shall, I hope, be remembered for our triumphs, rather than our very few wholehearted but unsuccessful attempts. ' Sincerely, Reid 24