Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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COMING Unfortunately the football team ' s performance was disap- pointing to the enthusiastic spectators who sat hopeful in the pouring rain. But in spite of the depressing atmosphere created by the loss, fans were able to lift their spirits by attending the Senior Class dance which featured The Lobsters”. All in all, the day was enjoyed by all who participated.

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FALL 16 Fall Coming began on a positive note with a parade in which all four classes participated. The festivities, however, did not end with the conclusion of the parade; they had only just begun. Throughout the day both students and faculty were involved in many humorous events, such as the pie throwing and eating contests. ' 1

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PEP RALLY Preceding Thanksgiving the school provided time for the student body to get psyched for the events of the next day. Students streamed into the gym, piled on the bleachers and enthusiastically screamed cheers of support. The cheerleaders led the event while the band played energetic songs, the color guard displayed their talent and the majorettes skillfully performed their routine. I.ance Mult and Buddy Rolli, co-captains of the football team, thanked the fans for their ongoing support and commended the team for a positive season. Adding to the pride of Stoneham High School, the Eastern Massachusetts Volleyball State Champions presented Mr. Hoyt with their many awards and trophies. Another event of the rally was the traditional Turkey Beauty Contest whose participants were few in number but exquisite in style. All in all, the rally went well, giving the students the opportunity to show class spirit and give support to our teams and other school related groups. £ w ' , a ifP 1 A 18