Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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DeTerminoTion, hord work ond perseveronce: This is The sTuff legends ore mode of. WheTher in ocodemlcs, oThleTics or The fine drTs - iT Tokes long hours To disTinguish oneself from The crowd. lvldny omong The closs of '88 hove worked To seT Themselves oporT. On The sporTs field, oThleTes from Trdck, boseboll, volleybdll, sofTboll, ond swimming hove broughT recogniTion bock To STonehom. Our closs hos dlso produced d crop of orTisTicolly TolenTed sTudenTs. The sToge ond The convds boTh hdve provid- ed The opporTuniTy for experTs in The fine orTs To express Themselves. These, Then ore The legends of The closs of 4988. They will remoin foremosT in our minds for mony yeors To come. A T0 I

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Trips and ouTings were always cherished ThroughouT our school years, high school in parTicular. On Friday, OcTober 47, 1986, Mr. Reed and Ms. Norelli, legends Themselves, Took Their respecTive English classes for afield Trip To PlimouTh PlanTaTion. While mosT Tend To forgeT The PuriTan culTure we saw, all recall The bus ride home, The sauirT guns, and Those songs, O Those songs. Anofher infamous ouTing was To BaTTleship Cove, wiTh Mrs. Banulis. Once again, iT wasn'T The culTure, buf raTher The hide-and-seek game we all remem- ber, especially Denise Swansburg. FurThermore, The French Club wenT To Canada in November 1986, while Close-up and Model U.N. made Their respecTive Trips each year Finally, The Two mosT colossal and TradiTional of all evenTs, for The seniors alone, are The April '88 voy- age To Bermuda, and lesT we forgeT, To The ROCKS. The Trip To The rocks is a unique TradiTlon which has endured ThroughouT Sl-lS's years, and gives The de- parTing seniors The opporTuniTy To make Their final mark on our alma maTer. 'T ' V. -r-r ww:-Q-1. Argus.. . , x t Twgb 1 , f -V ,.Q! ' . V- I . 'f L I ,fp- . T ' Z ai., . . Ti 9 1 '- -lf- S Q7 - .rf .L . W, Vg N . Vw, ' - 'tif' f, . - ': J: J '11 - 21 T, ,W '- '4-H. ':-TI'- 5 ' '15ff1','f9 'i' in f V T as r-.iw ' .- rr-.-m fii-.r.r.,,w l ',f',f' , ' T ' Q, ' f M 3 l . ., ., T T A' -ff' PY fr 'frm , ,TM Jw Wh T f1,s'i,Wfrr-25,3 . .T ,mgflk -Vflif - f 1 wg. - .- ffi :A I ff ,,...a 1 9- J 4 12 f..'f'f:'T ' ' TJ: gi J J I w 5 Q'- 5 g J a1 l TW- M i