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Team support shown at rally With the return of the traditional skits, the Agawam Rally drew an excited crowd. Many students took part in the numerous skits aimed at mustering spirit. The rally also displayed its serious side as cheerleader Cherie Sheppard recited an original poem in which she expressed her feelings about seeing her last West Side football game. M r. Gordon Pillsbury described the intense feelings experienced by the athletes as they prepared for the annual rivalry, and shared with the crowd his hopes for a victory. Gifts were presented to senior players, who spoke encouragingly to the crowd about the up-coming game, The cheerleaders also presented a special gift to Billy May, a faithful follower of the West Side team, for his support throughout the season. An anxious crowd reluctantly left the gym as the rally came to a close. UPPER RIGHT: Dorothy Rickus expects a victory after decades of attendin the Agawam game. UPPER LEFT: Seniors cieer as spirit reaches a peak. LOWER: At the conclusion of the skit, members of the team intercept passes from the Ucheerleadersn. 21
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Choir sponsors talent show On November 17, the Concert Choir presented its annual Terrier Talentsn. The show consisted of twenty acts and involved over sixty students. Serving as masters of ceremony were seniors jim Sawyer and Ed Pacitti. Skits, original comedy blackouts, and other novelty acts were featured as well as singers, dancers, and instrumentalists. The newly formed high school stage band premiered with director Wes Talbot. In addition to their own act, the stage band entertained the audience during set changes. Director Lisa Bannick remarked, The turnout of both cast and audience was the best in years. Proceeds from the show helped to fund the choir's spring trip to Vermont and their annual scholarship. BELOW CENTER: The Man from Cay tDwight Bradleyl saves the day. BELOW LEFT: A moving ballad animates Ted Varelas face. ABOVE LEFT: How'd you do it? asks Jim Sawyer as Donna McCarthy and Ed Pacitti look on. Lisa Bannick explains that she owes her good checkup to Crest toothpaste. ABOVE: Following the direction of Wes Talbot, the stage band debuts. CENTER: Her kleptomaniac tendencies showing, Dorothy Rickus pours the sad news to an attentive Lisa Bannick. W.S.H.S, CONCERT CHOIR
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