Amityville Memorial High School - Warrior Yearbook (Amityville, NY)

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tag? Pell! Row I, Left to Right: R. Reichelt, B. Samuels. Row 2: R. Buchmaier, H. Felker, G. Zeck, R. Chopping, F. Dilberger, R. Linington, M. Randazzo, Mr. Teeter. The stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Teeter, is kept busy with the various jobs created by extra-curricular and school activities. This year's group consists of both boys and girls. The jobs of the stage crew are many, among them are preparation of the stage for school assemblies, operation of the public address system, and the control of all stage lighting. This year the members also painted scenery and sets for the Sen- ior Play and the Dramatics Opportunity Tournament. Another important job is to supply lighting for the concerts given by the Civic Music Association, for Sports Night, the Junior Prom, and the Senior Ball. The teachers and students of Amity High are very grateful to the stage crew, for they help to make each program pres- entation a success.

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ramaficd journamenif jl'0JAh'll1ll Row I. Left lu Right: I. Cohen, K. Rothwell, ll. Sylnons. Row 2: ll. Mursulen, Mr, Wein stein, ll. Walker, li. Herr, N Sowley, l'. Sittlcr. digg' The annual Dramatics Opportunity Tournament was held February 15, 1957. The prize winning play was Sugar and Spice given by the freshmen. The sopho- mores presented The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, and the juniors presented To Open, Pry Coverf, .gjophomored Row I, Left to Right: R. Venes C. Liebert. Row 2: W. Morrell, .l. llessler L. Catania, N. Laegen. C. Gino Row 3: Mr. Murphy, K. Nelnetz S. Wells, R. Ainunn, C. Erl- wein, R. Leuder.

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udic .V Amityville Memorial High School has a music department of which it can be proud. Awards are presented at the end of two and four-year periods to students who have shown great interest and have given their whole-hearted cooperation in music activities. This year the hand gave superb per- formances under the direction of Mr. Flemming at the football games and as- semblies. They also continued to exercise their talents by playing in tl1e community hand during the summer months. The Off W TF Christmas and spring concerts were huge successes and were enjoyable to everyone, participants and viewers. Annually the band and chorus have performed at an open air concert at Jones Beach, this year being no exception. The high school orchestra under the di- rection of Mrs. Lush has participated in all musical functions of the school pro- gram. Each year the orchestra is increas- ing in size and the students work very hard to perfect their techniques in this aspect of music education. Varied solos A ea fm Row l. Left in Right: A. Silecchia, C. Hunter, li. Evans, M. lNlcCarey, K. Karlsson, C. Wells, J. Cooley, ltl. Paletto. Row 2: lllrs. l.ush. A. llunter, R. lVltlSt'2ll'lt'lI, li. lrftenant, R. Coppola, C. Caldwell, F. llunter. Row 3: l.. Schliehtmeier, S. Aikman, A. Lush, D. Johnson, R. Rossitto, B. Neilson, C. Morgan, U. Marsden. Row 4: F. Swanson, C. Anderson, B. Seegott, B. Rudolf, R. Thomas, R. Buehmaier, C. Brockner.