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

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MAJORETTES Left to right: S. Bathgate, K. Spinelli, L. Giordano, Capt., C. Marshall, R. Blennerhassett Left to right: R. Blennerhassett, S. Bathgate, K. Spinelli, L. Giordano. . . MAJORETTE 118 Turning a group of inexperienced girls into a successful twirling squad is difficult at best. However, Amityis major- ettes have shown that dedication and hard work can produce this success. During the three years since the group was or- ganized, its members have won various awards in competi- tions throughout the state. ln particular the dance twirl routine, Little Devilf' performed by seniors Ruth Blenner- hassett, Sandra Bathgate, Linda Giordano, and Kathleen Spinelli, has been awarded many trophies. JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES Back row: M. Williams, L. Hunter, C. Maiorano. Front row: D. Bowers, C. Bathgate.

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Left to right: N. Smith. S. Clemence, R. Mastromarino, L. Grabber, N. Corbin, M. Newell, D. Anderson, J. Rosenberg, B. Blake, D. Ledewitz, B. Gandelman, Capt., G. Berneike, Co-Capt. O' . Je My -Zfi GQ VA .V. CHEERLE DERS A .J r ' W if , iv? L F' W f ,ldv X XVV X, Qjvl' V I ifjj wif ' Qjo .H J Q, WL. Left to right: D. Casagrande, K. Bailey, C. Clemence, A. Todd, K. Rondino, S. Welter, J. Huber, L. Blakeslee, C. Angeloni, D. Myers, Co-Capt., A. Volonino, Co-Capt. This year the junior varsity cheerlead- ing squad, led by Captain Anita Volonino and Co-Captain Dana Meyers, consisted of two juniors and nine sophomores. They cheered at hockey and junior varsity bas- ketball games, and attended as many other athletic events as possible to help boost school spirit. 117

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FIELD HOCKEY Third row.' P. Viccione, G. Curd, C. Loos, A. Todd, R. Flynn. Second row.' E. Feldman, G. Loomis, L. Yorke, B. Parks, G. Fiala. First row: J. Sherwood, Mgr., E. Kuehn, B. Wooster, Capt., B. Woods, The girls' field hockey team, coached by Linda Peter- sen, ended their season with a 2-2-3 record. The schedule consisted of seven games with victories over Branford and North Branfordg one tie with Hamden and two with Milfordg and losses to Day Prospect and Roger Ludlow. Scoring Amity's goals were forward line seniors Barb Woods, Ginny Curd, and Captain Barb Wooster. They were enthusiastically supported by Rodney Flynn and Gerry Loomis. Playing out- standing defense was halfback Ginny F iala with strong sup- port contributed by Elaine Kuehn, Brenda Parks, Marge Stevens, Phyllis Viccione, and Leslie Yorke. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Second row: L. Atkinson, A. Feher, S. Manning. First row: J. Sherwood, Mgr., B. Campbell, P. Curd, J. McFarland. 'Y GIRLS' TENNI Under the direction of Mary Pike, the girls' tennis team Will play twelve area teams this spring. A good season is ex- pected, outstanding players appear to be Hattie Pike, Ginny F iala and Sandy Gre- gory. Home games will be played at the Woodbridge Club courts. GINTY Fivlv follows 7h 0U9h- Back row: J. Rosenberg, F. Karahinos, R. Ken nedy, H. Pike. Front row.' D. Ledewitz, G. Fiala B. Gimbel, S. Gregory. 119