Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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Senior Pep Squad. First row, left to right: M. Sweetser, P. Dole, D. Roupoch, J. Luscombe, L. Burnett, R. Pat- ton, G. Simpson, B. J. Bobine, S. Lord. Second row: R. Chapman, M. Mitchell, J. Leavitt, C. Barbuto, C. Phelps, M. Pagliuca, G. Brundage, P. Richardson, K. Sinclair, B. Hunter. Third row: M. Wold, C. Bamberg, R. Yan- cey, J. Warman, M. Martin, J. Clark, D. Stevens, J. MacDonald, L. Huntoon, M. LoVetere. Pep Club Gives Enthusiastic Vocal Support Wherever there is a need for some spirited cheering for our athletic teams, the Pep Club is always present. This group is a very color- ful part of the sports scene as it is led by our lively cheerleaders. One of the largest and most enthusiastic groups in the school is the Pep Squad.

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First row, left to right: J. Connolly, R. McBoy, B. Cargill, R. Murphy, R. Anderson, L. O ' Neill, R. Coutu. Second row: P. Donovan, S. Shone, C. Hoyt, Cooch Kiomie, Captoin R. O ' Connor, N. Morquis, G. Hurley, T. Donovon. Golfers Improve Record. Coptoin R. O ' Connor ond Coach Kiamie were optimistic about the team ' s prospects. After last season ' s fine showing Coach Kiamie hoped for even better things with his veteran club. The team did not disappoint him. Led by Captain Robert O ' Connor, Tom- my Donovan, Bruce Cargill, and Robert Mur- phy, Stoneham had one of its finest golf seasons. Harriers Lacked Depth First row, left to right: W. Flohive, P. Merrithew, N. Marquis, W. Macintash. Second row: R. Skjold, R. Thamm, J. Toce, R. Greer. Lack of depth contin- ued to be a problem for the cross - country team this year. However, there were some fine individual performances. Top point man was William Flahive who was consistently up with the leaders in all our meets.

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Enthusiasm and Good Sportmanship Louise Huntoon, co-captain, congratulates Annmarie Davidson, co-coptain elect, as Melanie Rose, co-cap- tain elect, receives best wishes from Joyce Turner, co- captain. Both the varsity and the junior varsity be- gan the year on a bright note as they defeated Woburn. This was remarkable in view of the fact that it occurred just one day after the. teams were chosen. Two more victories fol- lowed the opener. After these victories goals were difficult to get but despite this, the enthusiasm and good sportsmanship remained. The girls enjoyed the bus rides to other towns, the friendliness of all, and the party after the last game. The jayvees improved steadily as the sea- son progressed and should provide their oppo- nents with strong opposition next year. Diane Raupach, Louise Huntoon, Joyce Turner, and Judy Clark are ready for the game to begin. First row, left to right: L. Huntoon, A. Davidson, I. An- derson, B. Hunter, J. Luscombe, J. Turner. Second row: D. Raupach, M. LoVetere, J. MacDonald, L. Burnett, J. Clark, J. Wooster, Mrs. Christie. D. Stevens, P. Rich- ardson, D. Apalakis, and J. Swadel were absent when the picture was taken.