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

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ROW 1: J. Taylor, S. Hammerele. A. Johnson ROW 2: K. Sweeney. D. Leary. K. McCullough. S Moore ROW 3: C. Schmitt. A Femme. T. Evans, W. Cole, T. Darling ROW 4: A. Gillman ROW 1 K. Curtis. E. Nelson. A Femme. T. Sanford. E Brown. T. Dussault ROW 2: A. Russell. C. McCullough. S. McLaughlin, D. Gavron. M Curren, C. Crippen. M Welch ROW 3: K. Strong. E. Wimer. S. Sutton. S. Dorfman. T. Darling. R. Lodewick, T. Butler, S. Crawford, A. Glbley ROW 1 B Moline. A. Bucchiere. R. Caimpa. D. Fischer ROW 2: V. Burguess. J. Carney. M. Morrissey ROW 3: R. Stephens. R. Mitchell, T. Wilkinson, P. Vantine, B Twiss STAGE CREW Set the scenery and props for one drama production and one musical production. SLAT (Student Leaders Advisory Team) Student advisors to the Principal regarding student issues such as class activities, school wide student functions, and student life. JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE (Instrumental) Incorporates the many styles of Jazz Rock music. Includes guitar, electric bass, organ piano, voice, trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and percussion. Auditions are held each Spring. 26

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RADIO MASCO (Morning Announcements) Students are chosen in September by tryouts. Each member must be available to broadcast during homeroom period one day per cycle. SYMPHONIC WINDS Composed of selected students. I j Well-balanced ensemble of woodwinds, brasses, and percussion instruments. Provides opportunity to perform a full range of selective musical compositions from classical through contemporary. Performs in selected programs and concerts. Auditions are held each Spring. r MAJORETTES Performs at football games, selected parades, and competitions. An integral part of the marching group which adds visual enhancement and excitement to the overall showmanship of the ensemble. Rehersals run to Thanksgiving. ROW 1: L. Hopper, J. Baur, R. Rafuse. K. Frost. C. Hopkins ROW 2: R. Wishnak, D. Sullivan, G. Walker, S. Moore, J. McAuley ROW 3: R. Taylor. D. McKay ROW 1: K. Murphy, C. Whittaker, K. Hanser, V. Clni, K. Stlckney, T. Dvorak, K. Weaver ROW 2: V. Burguess, R. Cochran, D Hobson, D. Whitaker, T. Butler, J. Wilkinson, D. Sherman, L. McCauley ROW 3: D. Stowe, B. Moline, T Wilkinson, J. Magliozzi. M. Morrissey. P. Vantine ROW 1: D. Peterson, S. Twombly, L. Lancaster, P. Welsh ROW 2: B Goglia, B. Moore. G. Scribner, M. Beauparlant, G. Barter, V. Burguess 25

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oo ROW 1: G Currier R Wishnak, S. Spiegel, D. Leary, K. Frost, C. Hopkins ROW 2: J. Baur, R. Wilcox, G. Walker, S. Moore, R. Rafuse, H. White ROW 3: L. Herver, T. Snell, B. Blair, R. Nichols, S. Hollow, K. Barton, W. Cole ROW 4: S. Moore, T. Hopkins, C. Frazier, R. Taylor, D. McKay, D, Sullivan, J. McAuley, A. Butch WBMT: MASCO’S RADIO STATION In 1976, Masconomet’s dream of hav- ing an educational radio station was be- ginning to take shape. The Federal Com- munications Commissions issued Masco frequency 88.3 FM which became WBMT. With a gift provided by Mr. William Coolidge of Topsfield construction was underway. Over the years, the station’s hours have varied. Whenever possible, the hours have been noon to 9 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends. WBMT’s aim is to give high school kids an opportunity to work on a radio station. Having an output of 820 watts WBMT is ranked as one of the most powerful high school or college radio station in New En- gland. The broadcasts are heard through- out the Northshore. Every football and basketball game is broadcast with play by play anchor being announced by Sam Winslow. Each year brings improvement for the student-run station. New kids bring ideas and the WBMT staff members do not appear to have an end of talent and motivation. SUE MOORE 27