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

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MARGARET WISE Yessy 2 ' ge Always ready with the Wise cracks . . . Disarmingly direct . . . Walking fashion-plate . . . Editor Embers Art Board . . . Art Director Variety Show 3, 4 . . . Co-Chairman Senior Prom Decorations . . . Latin Club 'l, 2, 3 . . . Synchronized Swim- ming 3, 4. DAVID YOUNG Dave ' ' 4 Enterprising businessman . . . Wild Jeep iockey . . . Equestrian enthusiast . . . Audio Visual Aids Club. pfgistiifk gl l y ' 4 4 Q- ,vt t ,. x.f x x 1 J 'A ZEUS 33

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PETER VAN NAME Pete . , ge Gentlemanly athlete . . . A roaring black Chevy, an empty tank . . . Van Name-future Von Braun? . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Base- ball1...Bandl,2... Senior Class Play and Prom Committees. TIMOTHY VAILL Tim l 1 'VY Irresistible charmer . . . Col- legiate appeal . . . Man with the Golden Voice . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Athletic Associa- tion Secretary 3, 4 . . . Intra- mural Hockey and Baseball 'l, 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Senior Prom, Sno-Ball Commit- tee. JAY VALENTINE .lay 0mmr Big man with a little car . . . Irresistible dimples . . . Cen- ter attraction of the football team . . . Football 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Basketball 1 . . Cast Senior Class Play. ANNA VOLPE Anna H-4-Mars-h'ttTli'Rood,-O.:a.n.ge Tall, dark, and so attractive . . . Secretary sense . . . Allur- ing eyes-heartwarming smile . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Embers Editorial Board . . . J.V. Cheerleader 2 . . . Pub- licity Chairman Sno-Ball. CARMELA VOZZA Milly Winsome charm . . . Pep and vitality surround her 'Friendly personality . . . A singing sis- ter . . . Cheerleader . . . J.V. Co-Captain 2, Varsity 3, Cap- tain 4 . . . Embers Editorial Board . . . Cast Senior Class Play . . . Variety Show 3, 4. ALEXANDER VOLPE Volps Everybody's friend - nobody' enemy . . . Skated from mar ager to varsity defense . . Quick with verbal retaliatio . . . Hockey 3, 4, Manager . . . Senior Prom Committee . . Baseball 'l, 2 . . . Trident 'l.

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4T'N--cf :r It ,I w 4 r PX 'X Y I, I, I LAST WILL WE, the class f 1959, presently being of sound mind and body Judith Alpert, will my eyesight to any iunior in need. Linda Anderson, leave to ioin Jimmy at UConn. Joanne Angier, will my Honor Society pin to Tony Macek. Il Danny Antinozzi, bequeath my movies to the A.V.A. I, I Philip Arnold, leave my English bike to Billy Brooks. Roger Astmann, will my Ford convertible to Miss Cribbins. Il Leslie Barrett, bequeath my petite ways to Marcia Cohen. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I 1 I, I, I , I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I 1 I, l, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, Judith Beckert, will my gum to Mr. T. William Beers, leave my virile ways to John Bunton. Susan Bell, bequeath my sandwich crusts to Mrs. Anderson. Raymond Bergmann, leave my cap, gown and affinity for cars to Paul Alogna. Nancy Berlepsch, will my smiling disposition to Jean Emmer. Mary Born, bequeath my sweet soprano voice to some unsuspecting bass. Lynne Bradley, will a 'full crew of stage hands to Mr. Richello. Sheldon Bradley, leave my elevator shoes to some iunior in need. Walter Brigadier, bequeath my efficiency to AI Nedovich. Cliiord Casner, will my grades to anyone who wants them. Jaqueline Champagne, leave my stupid mistakes to Susan Broadbent. Madeline Champagne, bequeath my sweet, quiet ways to .loan DeMartino. Frank Ciarleglio, will my height to Fred Carasone. James Clabby, will my name to Mr. Peters. James Claffey, leave my T-Bird to the Orange Police. Donald Clark, bequeath my occasional words to the English department. Loretta Clini, leave my height to Joan Russo. Judith Conrow, bequeath my corridor affairs to Janet Larsen. John Cook, will the art of wire-tapping to the A.V.A. Nancy Cooper, leave my tuition to AI Mathog. Robert Cozzolino, will my athletic ability to Sal Coppola. Carmella Criscuolo, bequeath my reducing pills to Sue Steele. Betty Cristiano, will my blue leotard tights to Charlotte Edmonds. Louis D'Auria, bequeath my duck to the Amity football team. Julie Dawson, leave grubby to Kathy Work. James DeRosa, will my study habits to anyone who can figure them out. Mary Ann DeVeglia, leave Mr. T. to Mrs. T. Harold Durley, will my twinkle-toes to Mike Skolnick. Elizabeth Eaton, leave my split personality in my locker. Adele Franco, leave my proficiency in shorthand to Sharon O'Brasky. Charlene Fulton, leave Monday with an excess of hot dogs. Carol Fusco, will my luck with the mail to some lucky iunior. Pamela Gaherin, leave my love of golf to Barbara Opotzner. Robert Gervasoni, bequeath my fine Amity spirit to the iunior class. Bradford Gesler, will my dancing shoes to Fred Astaire. Barbara Gibbs, leave my Barbie says . . . to anyone who dare take it. Kathryn Giebler, will all the year book's mistakes to the next year's staff. Bob Gill, bequeath my problems to Dr. Isreal. Robert Gimler, leave my gym uniform lpractically newl to the athletic department. Ernest Grabber, will my lunch bag to the garbage inspector. Robert Gunn, leave my front teeth to anyone who can find them. Eunice Gustafson, will my naturally blonde hair to Joan Dwyer. Robert Guy, leave. Roger Hassard, leave with no demerits. Barbara Hart, bequeath my love of bus rides to Jean Bramen. James Hogan, will the darkroom to Paul Palmieri. Judith Hoppe, leave my PAD quizzes in the school incinerator. Robert Howard, bequeath my vocabulary to Lester Peckham. Spencer Hoyt, will my slush pump to next year's metal shop. Delores Johnson, leave my fabulous college weekends. Natalie Johnson, leave Miss Mercer - alone. Marilyn Joseph, bequeath my swimming pool to the swimming team. Roberta Jozwinski, will my hair to any girl who wants to set it every night. Geraldine Keating, leave my Long Island accent to Kathy Kanney. Richard Kehrer, bequeath my gong to the Amity Band. Henry Kellner, bequeath my eye for women to Mr. Tinnin, who really doesn't need it. Geraldine Kennedy, leave the telephone booth vacant. Paul Kiefer, will my sweaters to Steve Rosen. Judy Knobf, leave my 8:45 P.M. memories to Ronny Catania and Bonny Scalese. I, Stephen Knup, will Mr. Foley to next year's trig classes. I, Paul Kosha, leave the Trident. I, Fred Kaval, will my PAD notes for the betterment of future classes. I, Roland Kuehn, bequeath my multiplicity of football and track iniuries to Tom Sirowich. I, Barbara LaCombe, will my iob at Topps to some poor iunior. I, Ward Kuehn, leave my famous football growl to the soccer team. elle