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

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MRS. OSTRANDER Art teacher with a flair for creativity . . . avocado green . . . painting, sewing, playing piano and guitar . . . spilled India ink . . . misses not hav- ing the seniors in homeroom. MR. PIERCE Tuesday morning at the movies . . . medical reports, cats, and notebooks . . . for $5000 and a free trip to Bridgewater . . . cheese and crackers ... he knows! MISS PRATTI Chlorophyll green . . . read- ing, knitting, skiing, swimming, skating . . . Better luck next time . . . escaping hamsters. MRS. RICHMOND Why? . . . younger genera- tion booster . . . teaching, teenagers and cocker spaniels ... Think! ... gum chewers . . . helpful, under- standing and gentle. MRS. PROPHETT Chief cook and seamstress . . . dirty dishes, crooked seams, burnt cookies — frustrations of a home economist . . . major- ettes advisor . . . Can she twirl? Only our majorettes know for sure. MR. RINGUETTE J.V. basketball . . . Coach ... an Allie Sherman look- alike . . . Industrial Arts for- ever! MR. SAMARA Print shop . . . extra curricular activities down there? . . . Let ' s go ... a sportsminded car enthusiast. 27

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MISS MOORE That is to say . . . music, theatre, swimming, reading . . . pet peeve is impolite stu- dents . . . English, grammar, rhetoric. MR. MURPHY ' Let ' s get to work . . . shop drawing . . . Get those draw- ings out . . . sports enthusiast . . . seniors are cooperative; quite a change. MR. NASSISE A chemist who enjoys sports, music and the theatre . . . Put your goggles on . . . broken test tubes, unlightable Bunsen burners — frustrations of a chemistr teacher. MR. NASTASI ' Holy Polynomial . . . here comes our brilliant tennis coach . . . Tell us coach, what do you think of our senior class? . . . S! ' S!!$ . . . Thank you. Mr. N. — Good luck to vou, too. MR. NESSAR Woodshop . . . inconsistent . . . remembers his associa- tions with the SHS faculty . . . wood shavings, useless shelves and lovely(?) coffee tables. MISS O HEARN Cool it troops . . . Get se- rious . . . witty and easy to get along with . . . different . . . Problems can be fun. MR. O KEEFE Seniors are different . . . All right, let ' s get down to business . . . will always re- member C period seniors . . . Oh those yearbook deadlines! . . . any relation to Specs? 26

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MRS. SAVICKI Think . . . blue, music and reading . . . Honor Society ad- visor . . . people who say ya . . . mathematics. MR. SARNO A million laughs ... a firm hand . . . one of the unfor- gettables . . . golf with Mr. P . . . Think ... his humor and dynamic personality are unbeatable. MRS. SHEA You idiot children . . . Who skipped showers? ... a flash on the courts . . . You have a personal problem? ... a blushing bride. 1 ' MR. SCHENSNOL Industrial Arts . . . unruly stu- dents . . . electronics . . . ohms, amperes, volts and bolts. MR. SILVA Viva Mexico . . . Ay, Carumba, tengo una clase de tontos . . . full of surprises . . . Spanish culture . . . fun and games . . . comprabaci- ones! MRS. SPROUL Home Economics . . . Eat it, it ' s good for you . . . exotic recipes in the kitchen . . . zip- pers that go in backwards . . . our patient overseer. MR. STOTT D.S. . . . contrary to com- mon belief, man is not a think- ing animal; he is a feeling ani- mal . . . clogged sinks . . . lighting boards like Turkish baths . . . Love Rides the Rails . . . Run, do not walk to your nearest friendly home- room. 28