Glory to Springfield, Loyal we sing, Now all together, Let the echo's ring for Springfield, Our team's the winner, We've got the stuff, We wear the green and white and that's enough! shsalumni
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Alumni Day Events

    Banquet

     Parade

     Canoe Races

      Golf Tournament  

       Unicorn Craft Fair

    Variety Show

      Scholarships

     Register your float

    Gallery of Pictures


     

     

     

     

     

       

     

     

    Press Release

    Perfection is not easily attainable yet that is the term that
    describes the fun enjoyed by hundreds at the Springfield High
    School Alumni Association’s annual celebration. The golf
    tournament fielded more teams than ever before and boasted
    some phenomenal final scores. Those who attended the banquet
    were privileged to hear Honored Guest Mr. Doug Seymour give a
    most sincere speech. Speaking from his heart and showing
    immense pride in his connections to Springfield Schools, Mr.
    Seymour stirred many memories and was humbled by the resulting
    standing ovation.

    Saturday morning saw blue skies and lots of popcorn! The parade
    began right on time, winding its way through the streets, much to
    the delight of the spectators. All the participants did a wonderful
    job, yet the judges did have to make final choices for the prizes.
    The Most Outstanding float in the parade and the winner of the
    $500.00 prize and the coveted banner went to the class of 1985
    with their entry of the timeless classic, Rudolph the Red-Nosed
    Reindeer. Most Humorous was the class of 1975, featuring Rowan
    and Martin’s Laugh-In, winning $100.00 and a banner. Second
    place in that category, winning a banner, was the class of 1950.
    The class of 1980 was awarded Most Artistic for their rendition of
    Gilligan’s Island and the second place banner in that category went
    to the class of 1960 with Happy Days. Most Original was the class
    of 1970’s Mickey Mouse Club, with the class of 2000 taking
    second in that category with Friends.

    Non-Alumni floats are also encouraged to be in the parade and
    this year, the United Methodist Church took home the $200.00 first
    prize for their very authentic Little House On The Prairie float.
    Second place in the non-Alumni category went to Boy Scout Pack
    216 for Little Rascals.

    All in all, it was a very enjoyable and successful day. The officers
    and trustees of the Springfield High School Alumni Association
    worked hard towards that success but we fully realize how big a
    part the entire community plays in our achievements. Without the
    support of everyone, there would be no parade. The unselfish
    involvement of persons and businesses is a wonderful sign of
    community bonding. It makes a persons heart grow three sizes in
    one day, but that’s another classic altogether. See you in
    September.

     

     

    SHS Alumni Association, Inc.

    17 Fairgrounds Rd
    Springfield, VT 05156

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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