Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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ooing off in the Lavg Tim Hogan at the controlsp farsity Soccer team gets a welcome break: joey Cleary Muscle-bound. , ,V.. '::' Kathy Citroni gets ready for practicep lim and Dana pals in the cafeg Mary Beth learns to ride X

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loanne O'Crady hosting the Senior Tea, Excitement at the first drama club meeting, Nancy Clabby balances on the beams, lack Belcher and friends take it easy in the courtyard, Sam laber observes Steven Thayer during a studious moment. spec-trum tspeicftramj n., pl. -tra t-tral. -trums lAlodL., special use Cby NEVVTON, 16715 of L. sperlrum: see sPi-:CTERI 1. the series of Wow colored bands diffracted .Norco and arranged in the order BLUE of their respective wave- lengths by the passage of GREEN white light through a prism or other diffracting medium 'mow and Shading continuously onmoe from red Cproduced by the my longest wave visiblel to violet Cproduced by the sPr4:c'rRL'M shortestl 2. any of various arrangements of colored bands or lines. together with invisible components at both ends of the spectrum Ccf, INFRARED, LTLTRAVIOLETD, similarly formcrl by light from incandescent gases or other sources of radiant energy. which can be studied by a spcctrograph 3. an zifterimage 4. a continuous range or entire extent fa wirle sprflrzun of opinion! 5. same as: al RADIO sifrzcriairm bl I'll.lCC'1'RO- MAGNI-:TIC SPECTRCINI ulihfax l X V QXQ wr? A ...WL As a light spectrum diffracts light which passes through a prisn and separates it unto individual bands of color, in a similar wa' as people pass through life, their experiences separate them intc individuals with distinct personalities, likes and dislikes. A class is a spectrum, reflecting the diversity and the continuou range of interest of a student body. Individuals with commoi interests form groups and the groups become a part of the spec trum One end of the spectrum may start with the intellectuals, thosr who pursue knowledgeg then come the pseudo-intellectual who try to fake it with big words, and the grade-seekers wht will willingly get an ulcer for an Ag a group who thinks classe are meant to be skipped, some are there for only the social life those who wear eau-de- cigarette since they are so often in the lavs with a butt, some who are more often outside the building at the tracks than within a classroom, some work harder for Q Varsity letter than for the letters on a report card. There are thsrl future Mozarts, Springsteens, Picassos, Redfords, Streisand Einsteins, Curies, and Kennedys. The beauty of a spectrum lies in the fact that many groups witl distinct qualities come together in a harmonious blend - thi r is i ksyp ' Tlf r ff, 'qg,,,,5 1 t i ,,.,.. - 'I 2 class of 79. 25, llllitfr,rtr l

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