Masconomet Regional High School - Mitobo Yearbook (Boxford, MA)

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JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE (Vocal Rhythm) Gives vocalists the opportunity to perform and arrange music in the Rock idiom. For vocalists and rhythm section instrumentalists including guitar, bass guitar, piano, and percussion. Auditions are held each Spring. BUSINESS CLUB Publicity and ticket sales for one drama production and one musical production. ROW 1: L Evans, H. White, J. Nekoroski. E. Casey K. Loughlln ROW 2 G Gatlin, S Crawford. S Peterson. T Theodorou. D Fischer ROW 3: V. Burguess. R. Stephens, R. Taylor, J Carney. T Wilkinson, P. Vantine. R. Twiss ROW 1: S. Hammerle, V. Skudru, C. Slmmonds ROW 2 A. Johnson, T Barnes. P Yanakakis, K Frost. D Leary. K Sweeney SOLSTICE (Literary Magazine) Students increase their interest in writing creative works and learn the basics of editing and publishing while producing a literary magazine. Meetings after school intermittently, independent writing. Row 1: B Coe. M Saitta. M. Tyndall. H Dalton. B Goglia ROW 2: A Butch. E. Wimer. T Evans. T Dufty. S. Scibelli ROW 3: A Loser, A. Loser. A. Loser. D. Knowles. A. Loser ROW 4: A. Loser. A. Femme 23

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ACTIVITIES CLUBS CONCERT BAND Largest band in the Senior High School. Composed of woodwinds, brasses, and percussion Instruments. Marching Band becomes the Concert Band at the end of the football season. Music ranges from classical to contemporary. ROW 1 A Bucchlere, A Connor, K Morrissey, C. Whitaker, K Hanser, V Cini, K. Stickney, T Dvorak, K. Weaver ROW 2: C. Coffin. R Bevllaqua, B Johnson. S. Burnett. J. Stover, J, Cole, M Moreschi, R. Matthews, L. Webb. V. Burguess ROW 3: H. McDuff, A Welling, M Miller, J Baur, R Cochran, D Hobson, D Whitaker, T Butler. J Wilkinson, R Forney ROW 4: K. Baker. D. Stowe S Smith. J. Pratt, K. Hart. J. Garnham, B Moline. T Wilkinson. J. Magliozzi, M Morrissey, P Vantine ROW 1 S Smith, M Brickelmaier, R Wilcox, E. Schwab, J. Lord. T Sanford, D Lukowski, T Dussault. R. Wright, R Wishnak ROW 2 S Spelgel. M Mosier, A Russell. C Schmitt, A. Butch, M Maccarone, J. Jarvis, L. Weeks, D. Rosenbaum, J. Harris ROW 3 B Lunn, K Fortey. C Theokas. V. Bakker, K. Campbell, K. McCullough, K. Kurtz. T Duffy. B Ashley. J. Boyle, J. Baur ROW 4 B Celso, J. Schweffler, A Loser, C Getchell, A Loser, J. Johnson, R. Beutler, J. Miller, J. Hatcher, R. Craig NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Composed of scholars who have shown Leadership, Service, and Citizenship. Help in school and community. 22

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ROW 1: D Irmer, D. Plerottl, H. McDufi S. Hammerte. J. Taylor, A. Johnson. ROW 2: J Dawson, K. Hansen, S. Pugia. C. Schmitt. M Maccarone, B Baldasarrl, ROW 3: S. Winer, S. Spiegel, L. McMullin, T, Dutty, K. Baker. M Noel ROW 4: T. Evans, J. Hatch. S. Scibelli, E. Nelson, D tshenbach, A. Femme. PEER ED Peer Education is kids providing infor- mation to other kids (from grades 9-12) in the Tri-town area who have been trained to provide information and referrals to their peers. They currently have an office near the Junior High Cafe, which is open during school hours. Masco Peer Ed pro- vides education to the school through brochures, discussions, workshops, mov- ies and dramatic skits that focus on teen- age depression and suicide, separation and divorce, drug and alcohol abuse. Their latest project has been to create a peer pressure skit directed toward the sixth graders as a preparation for Junior and Senior High school. In addition, they have information on a wide variety of topics including: stress, nutrition, self-esteem, and death and loss. They also provide education to parent groups and other community groups. The Peer Eds will be participating in the prom campaign and are organizing to have a hot line for prom night to provide students PEER EDUCATION with a safe ride. They have a New Student Orientation program in cooperation with the Guidance office. The Peer Education Program is sponsored by the Tri-town Council. AMY JOHNSON 24