Ephraim Curtis Middle School - Curtis Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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— GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Curtis Girl’s Basketball Team ended their season with a win loss record of 2 and 8. Girls’ Basketball Scores Curtis 15 Bedford 38 38 Concord 29 20 Wellsley 30 20 Marlboro 14 8 Bedford 14 6 Belmont 29 15 Acton 29 25 Concord 39 2D Wellsley 31 18 Marlboro 26 SmERONONOIOY si SORENSON 4 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Liner, Jill Furman, Julie Anderson, Kim Lannon. SECOND ROW: Holly Mullen, manager, Maria Del Regno, Crysti Jacobi, Stephanie Lind, Courtney DePeter. THIRD ROW: Margey Freundlich, Janeen Tevekelian, Michelle Vana, Chantal Casey, Deirdre Bannon. 11

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BOY’S BASKETBALL The Curtis hoopmen started the year with four fast wins. The defeat of Bedford, Belmont, Wellesley and Marlboro marked the beginning of another championship year, the sixth in a row for the Curtis Panthers. i as 1. cit x 2 2 1s y 2 (oe “7 ee FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Rossini, Brendon Dolan, Mike Gazza, Chris Bryant, Peter Smith, Bob Carey. SECOND ROW: Craig Berkel, Mike Lefebvre, David Howe, Wes Green, Oliver Churchill. THIRD ROW: James Wyche, Paul Baszkiewicz, Paul Manning, Bill Devaney, David DuPuy. 10

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MUSIC MAKERS 12 BAND The Curtis Middle School Band is an ensemble open to all students in grades six, seven and eight who are advanced on their particular instrument. The band rehearses two forty-five minute periods per week. Students spend much of their own time in private lessons, practicing music and attending extra rehearsals to prepare for their concerts. The band performs many concerts during the year for a variety of audiences, such as, the Annual Winter Concert, a concert at Faneuil Hall, a performance at the Senior Citizens Drop-In Center, a yearly exchange concert, the annual Spring Concert, and a tour of the elementary schools. This year, the exchange concert is with the Dedham Junior High School. Selected students will perform solos and other chamber music at the Curtis Spring Festival. Some students participate in musical groups outside of the school program such as, the Northeast District Music Festival, the Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensemble, and the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. This year, the following students participated in the MMEA Northeast Junior District Music Festival: Samantha Costello, principal flute in Orchestra; Gwen Baker, first flute in band; Nisha Purushotham, third clarinet in band. These students were selected from auditions held in Littleton, including students from fifty-two different towns. The band is currently working to attend a state- wide music festival during the 1984-85 school year. wo . sy Sik oat 4 io e 7 yin Va’! iq ® bit ORCHESTRA The Curtis String Orchestra has had a busy and successful year beginning with the annual Winter Concert in December. We also participated in a ‘String Fling’’ with Wayland and Framingham and finished up the year with the Spring Concert in June. Jackie Cefola, Kim Couranz and Heather Ellsworth were selected to play first violin in the Northeast Mass. Junior District Orchestra. Richard Park played principal cello in the District Orchestra and, also, was selected to play in the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra.