Stoughton High School - Stotonian / Semaphore Yearbook (Stoughton, MA)

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Capt. Jim Overstrcet Capt. Scott Breen FOOTBALL After opening the 1983 season with four straight losses, the varsity football teann bounced back to beat Sharon 28-20 in one of the most exciting fourth quarters in SHS history. Losing 20-0 with just seven minutes to go, the Knights rallied to score four TD ' s and put away the sweet win, Mark Arnold was brilliant on offense and Paul Kimball made some key defensive plays. Unfor- tunately, they went on to lose their remain- ing games. Each was hard fought with the outcome questionable until the last minute of play. Seniors Bill Whittington and Jim Overstreet teamed up for some outstanding passing plays; Captains Scott Breen and Tony Novello played super on both offense and defense. SHS was edged 29-15 by Can- ton in the 58th game on Thanksgiving; as a result. Canton now has the edge in the rivalry, 28-27-1. The freshmen had a highly-successful season, winning nearly all their games. Safe- ty Pat Donnelly, center Kevin Murphy, tight end Brad Miller and Jeff Winn all played well. Jeff Teplitz scored several key touchdowns. Capt. Tim Bishop Capt. Tony Novello The Knights take the field for the Turkey Day Game. Stoughton wins the coin toss. VARSITY - Front- Coach Ed Coffey, Bill Whittington, Fred Campbell, Jeff Wagner, Mark Arnold, Capt. Tim Bishop, Capt. Scott Breen, Capt. Tony Novello, Capt Jim Overstreet, Marc Powers, Paul Kimball, John Burba, Terrence Calendar. 2nd: Coach Joe Powers, Scott Powers, Chuck Weathers, Bobby Fedorowicz, Kenny Allen Bobby OHan do Rob Callahan, Bill Coe, J. P. Malony, Paul Gelly, Danny Haslem, Jon Bloom. 3rd: Coach Bob Ashley, Mike Wiseman, Billy Mabney Jim Boushell, Mike McCabe, Mike Walters, Steven Murray, Paul McGovern, Mike Swanbeck, John Tamarro, Peter Diaz, Todd Levine, Head Coach Jack Cosgr ove. Rear: Coach Steve Moriarty, Joe Serpa, 1 ommy Wahl, Jaime Totman, David Miller, Jerry Capazolli, Dennis Keane, Jim Maloney, Vince Busby. In front: Mascots Kevin Sweeney and Kirk LaPorte.