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

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Faces in the Crowd annual madness Every year as the fall sports-mania hits Riverhead High School, it hits good and hard! Spirit is raised like never before, making it impossible to avoid the rush — especially this year's senior class who won the Noisiest Award at this year's opening pep rally. What would a rally be without a lot of pep and a little mischief? McKee saved the day as the annual smoke-a- thon smokebomb hurtled its way through the sophomore class. With beautiful cheerleaders, majoret- tes, and a great band, what's there not to cheer about? All the RHS JV and Var- sity teams are off to a great start. Foot- ball is picking up and the girls field hockey teams are as good as ever. The X-Country team is breaking records left and right. With as much spirit dis- played at RHS there's lots to be peppy for. A former RHS student himself, Mr. McKillop still has the spirit. Once again, the Senior class proved to be the rowdiest at the pep rally. Mr. DeGrasse and Dr. McKee keep the annual madness controlled madness. 15

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Starting off the fall season with the help of enthusiastic crowds makes the team's effort worthwhile. 14

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Three lonely cross country runners. Coach McKillop and his band of merry men prepare for practice. Carl Franz enjoys cross country (or is it the girls?) Riverhead Senior Band, during one of their few quiet moments, reflects on their newest music, on life, and band in general. 16 Transformed from parking lot to near-perfection, the Senior Band shows off their new uniforms.