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

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ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Jane Seybolt, Ann Heavens, Annamay Clark, Kathy Hill, Jane Lundy, Judy Alpert. Second row: Pat Mead, Natalie Johnson, Carol Todd, Dorothy Hyde, Loretta Clini, Barbara Gibbs, Judy Hoppe. GIRLS' PLAY DAY Planned and carried out by the Girls' Leaders Club, the Sport's Day on February 6 was very successful. The girls participating were Anamay Clark, Jacky Champagne, Mattie Champagne, Jane Lunde, Natalie Johnson, Judy Hoppe, Susan Wiersman, Nancy Hungerford, Kathy Hill, and Carol Todd. lntermural Athletic Conference Em- blem Awards were made to Amity, the winning team. Refreshments were also served At the Basketball Play Day in March, eight schools, all C.l.A.C. members participated at Am- ity. Early in the spring, at other schools, Amity girls took part in an Archery Play Day, and later that season in a Softball Sports Day. ,. 4. ish 'via-1:4 A EEK, A MAN! if L 9,1 .LJ--.-. Y-. ,e-f J ,fr -i ' '- ' 'efzacsf-1' .. V. -' it - - ,,r. .,-ya.. .. A st' ,waz is W If Q lyg' r' Y i, . Y :fry ,T?5lctL,1:'Q25? f2E1l.s '5i -'filly 'vi 'TA fltflg' 35.4.5 , . J.',,., ,A , ..1 My , ,..-.-mr., - 'fs mgfrgk 2-. V.-. -M. aw..-. , . 'av v-:Mi-.af ' .1 7.4.1. FIELD HOCKEY First row: Margi Cohen, Judy Alpert. Second row: Mattie Champagne, Cobina Webster, Jackie Champagne, Sue Weirsman. Standing: Helen Put- zel, Natalie Johnson, Anna Radwany, Julie Andrews, Mrs. David Lawson, Barbara Gibbs, Judy Hoppe, Carol Todd, Jane Lundy.

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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

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' pw- 7 TRANSLATICJNS FROM THE SENICJRS by Barbara Wies ln recent months, some popular women's magazine has had a series of short articles called Translations from the Husband, Wife, etc. This is, therefore, dedi- cated to Mr. Tindall, who knows, and all uninitiated faculty who may follow him or have the rare privilege of associating with the god-like creatures fondly know as seniors! What they say . . . 1. Visual aids 2. Gyp sheets 3 Mr. T, can I get a drink? 4. Mr. T, l have to work on the yearbook! 5. We had a late rehearsal. 6. l didn't understand that part. 7. Which words? You didn't tell us! 8. May I have a pass to the nurse? 9. l don't need a pass! 10. lt's cough drops, Mr. T. 11. Repeat that question? 12. l lost my place! 13. Oh, Mr. T., let me move over near you! What they mean . . . Small auxillaries used chiefly as references during tests. See iii My steady is in the hall. l didn't do my English! See 41:4 I l didn't read it. l forgot to study my vocab! We have a test next period. I'm not going there anyway. My last piece of gum. Psst, quick someone, the answer! And my chemistry's almost finished. He keeps staring and I don't like him. l