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How would you venture to define yourself? Do you dare to be different or do you conform to the world around you? In Springfield High School, students are encouraged to pave thei r own way and stand for what they believe in. Everyone has a different outlook at one point or another, even if they stand alone in defending it or if it does seem "uncool". The point is to be able to express and differentiate yourself to form an identity. This identity is all your own; no one can take it from you and it is built on experiences and memories that form over a lifetime. At SHS, we are known for our diversity, our open minded staff, and our lively student body. With over 30 different clubs, we strive to prove our uniqueness by getting involved. SHS encourages students to follow the road that holds their ultimate dreams and goals. Teachers are always willing to go out of their way to help open doors of opportunity as well. Through all this, it is inevitable that we will struggle in figuring out exactly who we are.

As freshman, we try our hardest to adjust and fit in with a new place. As sophomores, we attempt to expand our horizons and set ourselves apart. As juniors, we go out of our way to be opinionated and start looking towards the future. Finally, as seniors, we are able to learn from every past year. We combine our skills, intelligence, and determination to begin the journey to that place we've always wanted to go to. Nobody said any part of this process was easy or planned. Being quite the opposite, students have definitely earned their way towards success in school. Through the piles of homework, the pressure, and busy schedules, we manage to individualize ourselves. No matter what you've been told, this is the true purpose of high school. It's all about discovering yourself and not comforming to being just another face in the crowd. As students, we are defined as Springfield High School. However, each of us represents a person who has developed into an identity that no one else can claim.

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Summer Fun Traveling abroad, attending athletic camps and concerts, and making money-- SHS students definitely kept busy during the summer of 2006. As always, the Jersey shore was a popular destination, while other students traveled as far as Florida, Canada, and California. And, whether or not your vacation included a getaway from Springfield, every student enjoyed the break from tests, homework, and endless hours of other undefined activities and sports.

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Hitting the Turf Football The 2006 Football season was one of commitment, enthusiasm, and hard work. The Cougars had some exciting moments in their season including their win against Central League team Lower Merion and also playing under the lights . The senior captains Pat Devinney and Justin Williams showed great leadership as they led the Cougars through the season .

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The Varsity and JV Cheerleaders are always heard loud and clear at our Cougar football or basketball games. Led

by Senior Captains Molly Ries, Nikki Battaglia, and Kristen Wasson, the ladies continue working hard on stunts, tumbling, and routines. They look forward t< competing in the annual Central League Cheerleading Competition every year.

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The Lady Cougars finished their season with a league record of 4-4-1. Led by their eight seniors, the Girls Soccer team beat Lansdale Catholic in the first round of district playoffs. This was the firs playoff win for the Cougars since Coach Booth has been here. All -Delco honorable mentions included Senior Defense Jessie Furia and Jamie O'Hanlon, as well as Junior Midfielder Sam Tajirian and Senior offensive player Jackie Eastman. Returning players look forward to another successful season.

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The Cougars Varsity Soccer team ended their 2006 season with a record of 7-8-3 , and the Junior Varsity ended with a record of 5-6-5. This team had a great season, including their big win against Radnor High School for the second year in a row.

This year the boys had their first game under our new football field lights on their Senior Night. Matt Urglavitch had an outstanding season by breaking Springfield High School's career scoring record and most scored goals in a season.

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Stick It To 'Em Field Hockey

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The Lady Cougars did a brilliant job terrorizing the field against their opponents this year. They had a regular season record of 12 wins, 4 losses, and one tie. After the season they went on to win eight games and lost only one.

They are now proud to say that they are the Central League Champs for the 2006 field hockey season. The ladies used great sportsmanship, extensive training, teamwork, and perseverance to complete a successful season.

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The 2006 Volleyball team had a successful season with a record of 17-1 in the league.

Through hard work and determination, they received the Central League Title. Two of the Cougars, Junior Aly Adams and Sophomore Sam Tulskie were named All-Delco players. Other players recognized were Chrissy DiMarco, Nicole Duffy and Shannon Kane. The Cougars will miss their four seniors but look forward to a successful season next year.

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Up On the Green Golf

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The 2006 Golf team finished the season with a record of 6-3. Led by Co-Captains, Rob Levengood and John Govannicci, the Cougars placed third in Central League. Kenny Hudson and Matt Russo have been great additions from O ' Hara, and Rob Levengood had an outstanding season making it to districts.

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Up and Run ing Boys' ross Country

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The boys Cross Country team trained long and hard over the summer for this year's season. Running through the streets of Springfield and Rose Tree Park, the team was successful. They finished the year with a record of 45. First year Coach lanocci was impressed by the team 's efforts . The returning players are looking forward to next season.

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The Girls Cross Country team was led by their three senior captains Danielle DiPietro, Megan Bauer, and Jackie Glace. They finished the season with a record of 18. Each girl displayed commendable efforts through-out the season. Junior runner Sam Gallgher qualified for states for the 2006 season . Returning members are looking forward to improve over the summer and come back strong next fall.

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Leagu'e Champs Wrestling

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The Wrestling Team had one of their most successful seasons this year. The Cougars captured the Central League title and Section V Champions. All-Delco players included Dan D'Ortone and Steve Armor. Armor also finished 7th in the state tournament and totaled 135 wins over his four year career at the high school. This was a record for the most wins at a nonprivate high school in Delaware County history.

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District Champs Boys' Basketball The 2006-2007 Boys' Basketball team crossed the hurdle and won the PIAA District I title for the first timE in 62 years . With their sharp shooting and hard work, the Cougars made their way into the state tournament.

Highlights of the season included Frank McKnight scoring his 1000th point and their District final game at Villanova University.

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To The Hoop Girls' Basketball

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The Lady Cougars finished the season with an ove rail record of 1 79. With the help of six experienced seniors and the new faces of the underclassmen, the basketball team made their way into the District playoffs. The JV Lady Cougars finished the season undefeated with an impressive record of 20-0.

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Racing to Finish Boys' Winter Track The Boys ' Track team had another successful season. Led by senior captains Ryan Feehery, Steve Maylie, and Tom Batcho, the boys' competed with intensity and determination in every team and individual event. Next year, Coach Foster looks forward to another successful season.

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Repeat Season

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The 2006-2007 Ice Hockey team had a repeat season, winning the Central League title for the second year in a row. The Cougars earned a fourth place seed in Flyers Cup. AIIDelco nominations for the Cougars included junior goalie Chris McCullough and sophomore defenseman Pat Hayden.

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This year's SHS swim team was full of enthusiasm and dedication as the season progressed, no matter what challenges came their way. The girls finished with a 5-5 record and the boys finished 2-8. Both teams showed their motivation at every practice and meet.

Kate Manning and Natasha Hakun prove this because of their qualification for All -Delco and representing SHS at states. Congrats!

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Vivacious Voices Choir, Springfield Singers, and Treble Makers

The Choir is a vital part of the SHS music department. Th e members of the Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Springfield Singers and Treble Makers work hard all year round to create a great sound at ever perfo rmance . This yea r, some members of the Choir traveled to the elementary schools and Harlee Manor to perform for the students and senior citizens. Choir Director, Su e Descano, leads each of thes. vibrant group of singers, and helps to ensure they sound th eir best.

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Coming to Life

Anime Club

Though it is only in its second year of existence, the Anime Club is more populal than ever. With Mr. Schmidt as the advisor, this group expands their interest ir anime by studying Japanese culture and the art of Japanese animation . Some of their main events have included wCltching anime movies and even creating their own anime sketches.

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It may not be the biggest club at SHS, but t definitely has one of the biggest hearts. jnder the experienced supeNision of Ms. \kins and Mrs. Naismith, SCORE (Student :oalition on Respect and Equality) strives to )romote diversity and multiculturalism. To lchieve this goal, SCORE sponsors lumerous events throughout the year to lelp celebrate culture.

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Serving Others

Community Service Club

The Community Service Club 's main focus is reac hing out to co mmunity. Its members volu their time to the residents of Springfield and Morton. They everything from helping senior citizens, to making holiday ca . s and helping out Sabold and S with their holiday brea kfasts a fairs, as well as many other ev throughout the co mmunity. one hard-wo rking group of students.

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SADDI Alternative Beverage Day SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) is one of the most well known clubs at SHS. This is largely due to their organization of Alternative Beverage Day, a day dedicated to encouraging good choices, as well as kicking off winter break with a little holiday fun. In addition to Alternative Beverage Day, SADD also spons<?rs numerous other events, each of which are geared toward encouraging students to think before they act.

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Hi-Q

Think you have too much to study? Just ask the SHS Hi-Q team, who studies additional material in order to compete in the oldest academic competition in the country. Luckily, their diligence paid off. In their first meet of the season, they destroyed the Christian Academy and Archbishop Carroll (47-26-14). This was a shining start for an extremely bright team!

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Rolling Along Roller Hockey The SHS Roller Hockey team came together once again this year. The team ¡ plays games weekly at the Marple Sport~ Arena. They play against a wide variety of schools from all over the area.

Despite the fact that little attention is drawn to them throughout the course of the year, these players always play their hearts out. The team is looking forward to another exciting season next year.

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One of the newest clubs to arrive at pringfield High School is the Asian tudies club. Advised by Mrs. Kim, this roup meets once or twice a month to old discussions and dialogues involving .sia and its heritage and culture. Recent iscourse has centered around Asian lusic, fashion, and influential figures . he group even goes on the occasional eld trip with the World Language and :ultures Club.

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The Write Way Creative Exchange/Lit Mag Creative Exchange was up and running once again this year. Their biggest event is the Spontaneous Writing booth at Celebration.

The Lit Mag comes out once a year and is a creative outlet for student artists and authors. The staff and advisor, Mr. Henry work hard all year to ensure the Lit Mag's success .

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As the famous song goes, "We all nee somebody to lean on." At SHS, PEER Facilitators are th e perfect peop le to turn to if you need help . Trained in mediation and counseling, PEERs are a great support system for the school. Advised by Mr. Gild ea and Mrs. Coover, the PEERs are a close group who are always ready to lend a sy mpath etic ear or shoulder to cry on!

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Looking for a new, fun way to spend your fternoons? Do you have great hand-eye oordination and unbeatable starnina? If the nswer to both questions is yes, then the Jitimate Frisbee team is the place for you. .dvised by Dr. T and led by numerous captains, le frisbee team practices at Church Road Park nd ev en competes against other schools. It's Itimate fun for everyone involved!

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Talking Politics Close Up For one week in Feb ruary, nine lucky students received the opportunity to examine Washington DC from close up.

The event, called "Close Up" is an annual accumulation of the nation's most politically minded stud ents. Togeth er, the' attend workshops, participate in political discussions and debates, tour Washington' foremost museums and monuments, and meet some of the brains behind our government. This trip, which can also count as credit for the SHS graduation project, is truly a trip of a lifetime!

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This is the second year for the Springfield High School National Art Honor Society.

The group is comprised of some of the most dedicated and artistically inclined students at SHS. These students excel in various areas of the art department including photography, painting, drawing, ceramics and graphics. Members work hard all year to prepare for Celebration of the Arts in. May. Mr. Mann is the advisor of this group of hardworking and talented students.

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If so, SHS' one and only dance team may be just for yo u. Started just three years ago by some hip-hop loving students, Couga Flava has grown to be much more than a club .

Th ese dedicated dancers rehearse at least once a week and are the source of entertainment at SHS varsity basketba ll games and even pep ralli es. Their spunk and enthusiasm prove that they are definitely "flava-licious"!

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have the most school spirit, the answer is easily, "the Cougar Crazies!" These zealous young men attend virtually every basketball game (in addition to other sporting events) in order to cheer on and lend support to their peers. Though there have been "c razies" in the past, this year's group took it to a new level by painting their chests with blue and gold pride. Hopefully their efforts have spurred a tradition that will cheer on over the years!

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Money Managers Franklin Mint Credit Union This was the second year for the Springfield High S.chool Branch of the Franklin Mint Credit Union. The branch employs Springfield High School Students, who are supervised by. Kelly Lynn. The Credit Union is open to all students and facultyof SHS who wish to open an account. This makes it easy for students to save and keep track of their money. An ATM is conveniently located in the Main Lobby, which allows students and staff to access their accounts at any time of the day. The Credit Union is located in between the audions, which is where this group of hard working students can be found during forth block, as well as after school. The FMCU has special offers running all throughout the year, so it's always beneficial for students to open an account.

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The Spri-Hian was up and running once again this year, with Mr. Gildea as its new advisor. A majority of th e staff are members of the Journalism class, but others are always welcome to join.

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Thou gh most high school students wouldn't even dream of waking up on a Saturday and go ing to school, that is exactly what the dedicated members of the Science Olympiad squad do each week. Led by Mr. Zumpano, this science-oriented group works hard on projects th at will be featured in Science Olympiad competitions throughout the year. The effort they put forth and the accolades they receive definitely confirm that they are Springfield's very best science smarties!

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On November 15th, SHS held its first ever Powder Puff football game. Held as a fund raiser for THON, the game allowed the senior and junior girls to prove their prowess in a sport usually limited to boys.

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Friends of Fur

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STARE is where you wi find some of the biggest animal lovers in the schoo Throughout the year they do a wide variety of activities all geared toward helping animals big and small. Mrs. Mroz is the advisor of this group that i~ so dedicated to the furry friends of the world .

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A Worldly View World Affairs/Model UN The World Affairs/ Model UN is definitely a group for anyone who is globally minded and concerned with issues affecting more than just Springfield. Run by Ms. Prible, this group meets to discuss world events and even provide activities for other students to get involved in. Some member~ have even participated in Philadelphia's International Court of Justice mock trials.

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This year was full of activities for the Red Cross Club. Mrs. Mroz reprised her role as the clubs advisor and helped them to successfully run two blood drives. The club also traveled to the elementary schools again this year to educate the students on disasters. Select club members were also invited to travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico to attend the National Service Learning Conference. The club is looking forward to more exciting activities in the future .

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Pump I~Jural Weight Lifting

The weight room is a place where everyone can come and work out.

Anyone is welcome, whether you're just working out or trying to get in shape. Intramural Weight Lifting is supervised under the watchful eye of Mr. Zumpano, who can usually be found working out with everyone else.

The weight room is open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and it is never too late to join.

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Defining their While most students at SHS sp end their days in lea rning in classrooms, the Students of Vo-Tech and Med-Tech are practicing their craft. E~eryday the VoTech students spend half of their day learning to cook, repair cars, and style hair. The Med-Tech Students spent their time in a hospital learning and watching different medical proceedures. Everyday is a new adventure at Vo-Tech and Med-Tech.

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Jacqueline Avellino Nickolas Baitzel Natalie Baker Cody Barker Jacob Barnes

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Kevin Brennan Eric Brooks Kristina Brotzman Valerie Broussard Brittany Burns Colin Butler

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Kevin Dougherty Megan Draper Jessica Dross Joseph Duffy Shane Dunfee Vincent Duvemois

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This year, Springfield High School entered a new era of night time entertainment when the football field lit up for the first time for the fall season of 2006. Despite the battles over our new advancement in technology, SHS has successfully been provided with lights. The endless months of construction have resulted in bringing together not only the school, but the community as well.

Students are provided with the opportunity to attend night games and various other activities that can now be held on the field.

The night time atmosphere can now be enjoyed for many years to come.

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That's A Wrap Pajama Game

Directed by Mr. Paul Kerrigan, the Pajama Game was a huge success. This years Musical was about a struggle for money inside a pajama factory. The cast included, Val Broussard, Jeff Braconnier, Victoria Mayo, Phil Knasiak, Brittany Baselice and Dan Bergels, along with many other talented individuals .

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