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

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.ff VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Annaiean Perrotti, Barbara Jean Smith, Pat Maxwell, Ann Eckharclt, and Barbara Ostrander. Second row: Carol Dwyer, Ruth Littlefield, Dot Schmidt, Margit Demander, Polly Cannon, and Mary Ellen Harrison. ,tl u Bets i 1 3' J ' Co'Captai Ja-:-kg.: n, Ann Eckhardt, and Captain, Pat Maxwell 8-rv. f ,v r ' ' :H i .. fs. , P i t ' I :wr 4 , . A H , as . 4 .av - f ,:.,. -1 - , -' L ' fri' a Alternate, H i ., CHEERLEADERS 'lliflef-. A 'a.,35 q Q Because of the never-ending support of the ,, ' ,,1' Iheerleaders, the teams of Amity have been V spurred on to many victories. Under the leader- ship of Captain, Pat Maxwell, the girls have earned many new cheers and have created much enthusiasm and school spirit among the student Jody. This year, for the first time, Amity's J.V. Jasketball team was enthusiastically supported my the newly formed Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. lhe faculty advisers are Miss Emily Mercer and Vlrs. David Lawson. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Anna Volpe, Anita Sirowich, Lynne Peterson, Kathy Schlitter, Joan Russo. Second row: Judy Alpert, Milly Vozza, Co-Captain, Linda Sposa, Captaing Joan Dwyer, Carmela Criscolo.

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BOWLING RECORD High games: Ken Kehrer-154 Cschool recordl, 141, 131 Dick Kehrer-129 High three: Ken Kehrerf345 Cschool recordl, 336, 328 Representatives to the State Tournament playdown: I. Dick Kehrer 3. John Bell 2. Ernie Grabber BOWLING TEAM J. Bell, W. York, K. Kehrer, R. Cozzlino, E. Grabbe Carasone, R. Kehrer, J. Podorski. GOLF r, R. BOWLING Hampered by inexperience, the Amity bowling team never- theless showed fine form throughout the season. Special mention goes to Capt. Ken Kehrer, one of the highest scorers in the league and also to John Bell, Ernie Grabber, and Dick Kehrer, who, al- though novices to organized bowling competition, have been re- sponsible to a large extent for the success of the team so far. High scoring honors go to Ken Kehrer with the high game Amity's golf team, finishing a creditable 1956 season, re turns shortly to the rolling lawns of local clubs. As the golf season give any results. However, on the basis of last year's record and the fact that all the lettermen are returning this year with a-season of experience under their belts, we feel that the oncoming round of matches promise to be highly successful. One of the highlights of the 1956 matches was the excep- tionly fine score of 79 made by Captain Art Decko, who comes of 154 and the high 3 games with 345. - 2.1, , .1 doesn't begin until after the Embers publication we are unable to ,T xk-:,h E , n' .., -I X 17 . Xhl X in 'P i f QFD'- F ,. from an especially fine family of expert golfers. It is confidentially felt that'this year's team will live up to the trust that the student body placed in them. GOLF TEAM 90 J. Wydra, S. Rosen, P. Fielding, Captain, A. Decko, R. Gill, E. Wiacek, D. Dedman, M. Coyle. 1956 GOLF RECORD Amity 0 - Cross ...,...,..., 6 Amity 3 - Hamden ........ 3 Amity AVQ- Hillhouse .,... .. IV2 Amity 6 - N. Haven .,.,., O Amity 3 - Notre Dame.. 3 Amity IV2- Cross .............. IV2 Amity 2 - Hamden .,...... 4 Amity 5 - N. Haven ...... I Amity 4 - Notre Dame .. 2 Amity I - Hopkins ....,.,. 5 Cnon league opponentj District League Record 5-3-2 Individual Low Score Art Decko-79 'Al M, l - -4- ,.....

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ARCHERY Getting individual instruction from Mrs. David Lawson ltar leftl are Sue Clark and Dolores Cac- cavale. GIRL'S SPGRTS SWIMMING TEAM First row, left to right: Betty Mannel, Betsy Hall, Barbara J. Smith, Nancy Ril- ance, and Sally Malec. Second row: Mattie Champagne, Polly Cannon, Sue Hoyt, and Jane Knowlton. Third row: Barbara M. Smith, Debbie Benner, Jackie Champagne, Sue Gibbs, and Lee Ringenberg. Fourth row: Nancy Hungerford, Sue Weirsman, Carol Todd, Judy Durley. VOLLEY BALL