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Thanksgiving Day Parade “High Hopes” was the theme of this year ' s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Football Coach Ray Charron headed the festivities as Parade Marshall. Spirit stormed through the rainy weather while the line of colorful floats and marchers wound its way down Main Street. Paula Carlson, a cheerleader and former class president, and Austin Stokes, a first class athlete, represen- ted the senior class as Mr. and Miss Clipper. First attendants Lauren Smith and Scott Peters, with second attendants Deanne LeClerc and Butch Barrows completed the honored retinue. Austin Stokes, Paula Carlson reign. Butch Barrows, Deanne LeClerc. Lauren Smith, Scott Peters attend. Togas parade. Juniors have high hopes. 13
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Maroon Day Give me a “F Be a clown! “GOTCHA! Get Psyched — Super Psyched! Does school spirit exist at FHS? How many times has that question been asked? But this year, more than ever before, the shy, ghostlike enthusiasm appeared in many forms: pep rallies, parades, and most importantly, in people. There was no doubt that spirit was alive and kicking at the Maroon Day Pep Rally on November 3rd. Students, teachers, athletes, and spirit groups donned the school colors. Anyone who didn’t know they were maroon and white certainly did by the end of the day. The rally resounded in the fieldhouse where the band played, the pep squad bubbled, the ma- jorettes twirled, the cheerleaders cheered, and the color guard strut- ted as each coach introduced his team. “Wrangler” Mogardo led the seniors and the freshmen, while “Mr. C” directed the juniors and sophomores in a cheering contest. Mogardo’s mob was determined the winner, but both leaders were gifted pies in the face. Principal Clark joined in the spirit with another flaky-pastry visage. The magic of these moments conjured up a school spirit which lingered throughout the year. 12
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Cheerleaders VARSITY SQUAD (front) Anne Munson, Terri Murray, Laurie Rebello, Karol Swift; (standing) Kathy Rodenhizer, Laurel Vidal, Paula Carlson, Sue Durkin, Lauren Trotto, Liz Kenney. Tension mounts again. Ease on down the the road. Go Falmouth, Beat Barnstable! Captains Terri Murray and Laurie Rebello led the FHS Varsity Cheerleaders through eight losing football games with continuous spirit and never-ending optimism. Their efforts were rewarded, though, with the climactic victories over D-Y and Barnstable. The rest of the season was dedicated to Soccer, Bake Sales, Car Washes, Clipper Buttons, and simply having a good time. Mascot mimics captain. 14
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