Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

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ART CLUB Lift to Right Rdieri Brou n. .Vfr. Key ser .Jeff White. Kevin Pcdlas. John Knrpeiski, Melinda Snspenski SOUND WANES — Left to Right Mary Stopmskt.James C Warner. Cindy Lnll. Heather Shene. Elizabeth Slot iky. Tracey Ambrose. Donald Undor. Hr an den Spellman. Abhy Baker. Mark Maratta, Stephanie Stone, Cindy Coru-in. Anthony Goeha, Latonda Cherry. Phil Wilcox, Trane Angelmaier. Anne Denys. Leslie White, Bill Htpp. William Thrall. AUtson Comfort!. Mta Rtngblom. Tracey Giametleo. Tiffany Haas. Jack Hoffman. Rohm Tooker. Vinnie DeBernardi. Pat Paltftka. Jason Karp, Mart Van Scoy, Usa James. Chris Kruger BLUE MASQUES Uft to Right ( indy Coru in. John Rnthmou ki. Carolyn Brvuer. Alex ( nitrone. .Mart VanScoy. Martha Stherzer, Tony Goeha, Phil Wilcox, Janet Cashing. Sharon Worthington. Rohm Tooker. Mta Rmghlom. Anne Drnyi. Ann Warner, fenny Hoffman, Helen Minden. Ahhy Bakker

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Creatively Speaking Fine Arts — did you think you could only experience the Fine arts in Lincoln Center in New York City? Are you aware that you can actually participate in theater, art, and a sing-and-dancc group here in Riverhead High School? The drama club. The Blue Masques, provides the opportunity for you to im- merse yourself in the world of theatre. You can choose to remain out of the spotlight and become the technical genius behind the set. or you can take part in the auditions and try out for the lead in the production. Even if you do not become the star, you can begin to learn the intricacies of acting. Why not start with this year's play. Murder on the Nile?” The Art Club offers anyone in- terested in art a chance to do more than just attend an art class. In the An Club you are free to express yourself through various art forms. The Art Club also has a practical objective. They decorate the windows of the school store, the main office, and the nurse's office for the Christmas holiday season. They also painted a mural which was displayed at the Riverhead Country Fair. Do you think singing and dancing to be a lot of fun? That's what par- ticipating in the Sound Waves has to offer. You can be a part of a great group of people who dedicate their Wednesday nights to shaping up their routines. They perform at all regular school concerts, and they take part in competition designed for groups of that type. If you want to see acting, artistry, or just have fun, step right up and BE THERE to get involved in the fine arts. Right — This beautiful mural was painted by the Art Club to represent the school district at the Country Fair. Far Right — A performance for then peers was on the agenda of the Christmas concert, for the Sound Waves. Below- Long before the final pro- duction, cast members Abby Bak- ker and Rob Soto receive direction from Mr. George Moravek. «J Imr Am

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