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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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'Wits' team in close match The 'K As School Match Witsn program proved to be an exciting and close match. Easthampton barely edged out West Side by a mere 5 point margin. The final score was 180 to 175, Contestants for the program, televised on April 14, were Diane Burke, john Brownlee, Rod O,Connor, and Frank Alexander. Although only four players represented West Side on the show, there were nine contestants competing with each other until the final cuts were made. Under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Harris Tanner, players prepared for the program by learning the technique , of the game. Emphasis was not put on knowing an answer, but on knowing the proper manner of answering a question. ABOVE: Rod O'Connor. Diane Burke, john Brownlee, Frank Alexander. CENTER: During a practice period, Diane Burke and john Brownlee ponder a difficult question. BELOW: Preparing the team for 'vv' Y w 1 t 1 I u r Q I 4 r ll 5 competition, Mr. Harris Tanner reads sample W questions as Frank Alexander looks on. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM - RIVRRDALE ROAD ' ' ARQM lm . Q23 QVTL ' I ,, 'z' .. 4 E' lf
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