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

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BAND First Clarinet: R. Spaziani, Pres., J. Patterson, D. Jung, Second Clarinet: C. Straniti, K. Straniti, Third Clarinet: S. Abercrombie, D. Sampson, D. Whitlock, Flute: C. DuH, J. Snyder, J. Baker, C. Shutan, F. Steagalig Oboe: L. John- stoneg Bassoon.' D. Faircloughg Trumpet: D. Siglin, J. Mitchell, T. Spear, J. Flesher, T. Walsch, A. Krinsley, F. Verrilli, D. Clarkg Trombone: S. Gluckg Saxophone: L Bozworthg A. Marvin, E. Hendricks, J. Roche, Percussion J. Jacobs, G. Cable, M. Cerano, S. Taylor, French Horn: J. Straniti, Sec., B. Booth. DANCE BAND The Dance Band performs as a small jazz combo both at school and at outside functions. With Seymour Schonberger as faculty advisor, the group has performed impressively at Amity Spring Concerts. This year, the dance band has sought to expand the range and depth of its repertoire. A number of new orchestrations were ordered to further this goal. Third Row: M. Cerino, J. Mitchell, T. Spears, J. Flesher, T. Maybryg Second Row: G. Cable, S. Gluck, M. Krugeg First Row: J. Roche, L. Bosworth, E. Hendricks, A. Marvin, D. Jones, R. Spaziani. CONCERT ORCHESTRA The Concert Orchestra, conducted by Seymour Schonberger, has grown in size and quality during the last two years. En- couraged by last year's success with the Schubert Mass in G Major, the orchestra this year undertook Mozart's Missa Brevis in C Major K. 220. Eight orchestra mem- bers were chosen during the winter to per- form with the Southwest Division Festival Orchestra of the Connecticut Music Educa- tors' Association at Danbury High School on January 28. At their traditional Christ- Third Row: P. Matson, T. Wu, G. Cable, S. Schonberger, director, T. Speares, J. Mitchell, D. di S ' C t th h t Siglin, M. Kruge, J. Gandleman, C.,Karahinos, J. Straniti, Second Row: M. Karen, B. Goodstein, mas an pnllg tgnier J, 1 e OTC es rf! R. Spaziani, J. Patterson, K. Straniti, J. Sterritt, E. Hendricks, P. Fraser, N. Novakg First Row: Presented 3- Vanety 0 C 355103 e Senu' classl' C. DuH, J. Snyder, S. Schonberger, C. Shutan, L. Johnstone, D. Fairclough, M. Handler, S. Cluckg cal, and Broadwayushow music. Absent: L. Bernstein.

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GIRL ' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus composed of sixty-five members performs three-part composi- tions at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. This year the Chorus is expanding allowing it to perform more serious compositions. Fourth Raw: J. Holland, E. Morissey, B. Mendez, S. Mohr, D. Rhoads, B. Lyon, C. Burmaster, S. DeNardis, P. Griiiith, L. Faber, B. Wright D. Bell, Third Row: B. Kirschberg, E. Cicerchia, S. Holmes, K. Heavl ens, L. Winn, N. Read, K. Larson, K. Froeherg, C. Capecelatro, M Hall, S. Tone, L. Beers, L. Fuller, Second Row: K. Rivera, B. Diana, E E AETNA CASUALTY AND LIFE INSURANCE CO. SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST, Diane Schwartz. L. Murphy, D. Kirschner, C. DUH, D. Fairclough, D. DeNardis, K. Laudano, E. Gooch, M. Lender, N. Maturo, S. Blum, J. Moore, First Row: S. Hon, D. Schwartz, J. Donohue, S. McKeon, J. Lear, J. Brodoff, D. Mattei, F. Stengard, A. Laudano, A. Durley, W. Ford, R. Maison- nauveg Absent: M. Patrick, L. Feiler, C. Diana, L. Connor, B. Jacobs. ALL-CONNECTICUT PARTICIPANTS M. Patrick, R. Hansen, D. Schwartz, M. Handler.

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BIULOGY CLUB The Biology Club is oriented around the com- plete mental, physical and social development of the advanced placement student. Lab sessions and other activities assist the student in main- taining his knowledge of applied biology on an inversely proportionate plane with his theoret- ical background. Mr. Karoll is available, on re- quest, to answer, within certain limits, any and all questions pertinent to a happy and complete biological existence. Third Row: M. Stuart, S. Glover, M. Sarkady, R. Melny, E. Karroll, Fac. Adv., J. Collins, M. Weis: Second Row: E. Brandt, A. Bruckuf, B. Buell, W. Lohdell, J. Luciani, A. Cawron, D. Grippog First Row: P. Maturo, E. Fuller, R. Mingrome, J. Chofnas. ,w 'MGP CHEMISTRY CLUB ln order to promote individual research in some field of chemistry, the Chemistry Club has a limited membership. Under the guidance oi Curt Graf, each member works on a project which interests him and which can benefit other club members. Some projects undertaken in- clude the making of chemical batteries, perfume, and aminoacids, among others. Left to right: J. Marks, C. Graf, Fac. Adv., S. Lewis, J. Feher, M. Banerji, T. Wu. MATH CLUB Fourth Row: R. Gambardella, P. Lena- han, W. Costello, D. Dortenzio, P. Barone, Third Row, R. Cramer, M. Dolyak, G. Haynes, J. Harrison, M. Leibowitz, W. Danton, R. Hellauer, J. Bondy, F. Brunetti, M. Reen, V. De- Laurentisg Second Row: P. Daniels, J. Diette, R. Dorman, R. Cook, D. Snyder, R. Sykes, G. Cooper, R. Atkins, C. Blumenthal, R. Bush, F. Daniels, First Row: J. Donovan, S, Nunes, S. Kelley, J. Fondabella, M. Cooper-Smith, M. Mallison, D. Rubin, .l. Duffield, A. Ein- stein.