Amherst Regional High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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TICK TICK The Chorale gave several performances during the 1973-74 school year. These included a concert at the farewell reception for Ronald Fitzgerald, and a joint concert with Chorus at Grace Church. The major work performed was Vivaldi ' s Gloria in D with a duet by Jami Gulko and Cherie La- France, and solos by Lorie Foster, Rachel Rud- mann and Ellen Ziff. A major work performed later in the year by the Chorus was Pergolesi ' s Stabat Mater . Kevin Rivers, Julie Melrose, and Lorie Foster par- ticipated in the Massachusettes Western District Chorus, and Lorie Foster participated in Allstate Chorus. Band and Orchestra each performed several times during the school year. The Band hosted another band from New Jersey, and many people from both groups participated in youth ensembles. Many people played with the Massachusettes Western District Band and Orchestra. Marina Jaffe, Karen Little, and Cindy Shaw partici- pated in Allstate Band, and Nancy Brown and Alex Will played with Allstate Orchestra.

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TICK . . . TICK The main event this year was the very successful Tri-S formal, with a record breaking crowd of 174 people. The Hotel Northampton swung to the music of Chet Dragon and his Band. Other events included volunteer work at Belchertown State School, a Baking Day with residents of nursing homes, a spring fashion show, bake sales, and sponsoring a scholarship in memory of the late Jeffery Towsen, who was a 1972 A.R.H.S. graduate. Tri-S has a membership of approximately seventy girls. Tri-S Club. Pictured, Seated: S. Campbell, L. Hayes, K. Clark, sec., R. Shearer, publicity chairman, J Lauder, publicity chairman, M. Gray, K. Barnes, V. Barber, L. Scanlon, M. Southworty, S. Kravetz, M. Bradford, A. Robinson, D. Main, E. May, M. Branfass. Missing, P. Mascis, pres., S. Zartman, vice-pres., Gina Vassallo, treas., and about 3 4 of the rest of the club. The Key Club was very active this year in their efforts to be of service to the school and community. In the fall they sponsored the Walk For Belchertown, which turned out very well. Other club activities were build- ing shelves for the biology room to house plants, and helping with a blood drive. Morning Announcements; Left to Right, T. Farb, E. Dilhman, C. Mellen, R. Cole. Good Morning and here are the Morning Announcements They were the cheerful voices you heard when your eyes were half closed. News, daily activities, and special birthday greetings were among the informing items which were brought to you every morning after the 8:05 bell. Key Club. Pictured, Seated; M. Vinsky, sec, L. Lundberg, B. Lambert, J. Chi- solm, S. Epstein, S. French, C. Beckett. Missing, R. Chamberlain, pres., B. Crites, treas. The court of the Tri-S Formal. P. DeCou, M. Brandfass, C. Ripa, R. Barnes, P. Mascis, queen. Crowning her is Mr. Leland as Mr. Adams looks on.

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TICK TICK TIC The Editors-in-Chief. Hard at work in the Goldbug office. J The As Schools Match Wits team practiced weekly during the school year and it paid oil, since they reached the semi-finals. To accomplish this they had to win three games in a row, then they stay in retirement until spring when they played for the Championship. With Mrs. Price to advise them, the Graphic staff produced a higher quality publication than those of previous years. This was due, in part, to the many outside contributors who were not affliat- ed with a Journalism II class and who broadened the perspective of articles and lightened the bur- den of publication for the Journalism students . As School ' s Match Wits Team; C. Chandler, T. Venman. Missing: J. Fuller, R. Meyer, R. Chametzsky . • -.5 ' Sf Graphic. S. Stewart, S. Harper, J. Sullivan, M. Coty, Mrs. Jane Price, Advisor, D. Flight, L. Lundberg, R. Shanor.