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

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MRS. RICHMOND Director Shopping, most sports . . . Think before you act, speak, or write . . . feels SHS is very interesting ... in 100 years — attention from computer back to human relationships . . . feels in future there will be more educa- tion for more people and infor- mation banks . . . pet peeve — gum chewing and students who come to class unprepared. MR. BOUSHELL Baseball, football, fishing and hunting . . . Think! . . . feels seniors are great!!!? . . . believes there will be more programmed learning and greater flexibility for students in course selection and scheduling . . . ungraded schools . . . pet peeve — talkative students. MISS CANNON Swimming and sailing . . . sen- iors are enthusiastic ... in 100 years everything will be done by push buttons . . . lecture halls instead of class rooms . . . pet peeve — people who continue to talk after being spoken to. MISS DOHERTY Sports — panicularly baseball . . . proofread! ... in 100 years, the Republicans will be the ma- jority . . . teaching will be pro- grammed . . . pet peeve — gum chewers . . . thinks seniors are the best class yet. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MRS. KOEHLER Can be found sewing, reading, or playing tennis . . . new to S.H.S. . . . To thy own self be true . . . more individual instruction , . . pet peeve — students who try to fool her . . . likes S.H.S. and thinks seniors are firm. MR. MAIOLI Busy . . . found mountain climb- ing . . . football and basketball . . . classroom Driver Ed . . . Nothing for nothing . . . sen- iors have good potential . . . taking pictures . . . pet peeve — immature students ... a nice guy to all. MR. MALOOF Enjoys football, soccer, boating . . . feels seniors are an asset to our society . . . thinks a Ph.D. will be a prerequisite for all edu- cators . . . Sin Loi . . . Sorry about that . . . pet peeve is a lack of patriotism in our colleges. 14

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MISS MacINTYRE Miss Mac . . . Christmas in July . . . Larry . . . thinks sen- iors have class . . . Oh-h-h-h . . . Celtics . . . loves to sew . . . sports . . , pet peeve — cer- tain seniors and study hall ... a great friend to all. MR. MURPHY Likes bowling and school sports such as basketball and football . . . Let ' s get to work! . . . very satisfied with senior class ... in 100 years I ' ll be 121 years old . . . hopes that in 100 years the entire class of 1969 will have gradu- ated(?) . . . dislikes boys with long hair . . . You ' re making the place look shabby! MR. NESSAR Swimming and outdoor sport; . . . Water seeks its own level ' . . . seniors are searching ... in 100 years the life span will be longer ... in education there will be community -centered schools . . . pet peeve — lack of communication. MR. SCHENSNOL Rifles, targetry, skiing . . . his opinion of the seniors — best class yet. I ' ve enjoyed most of them. . . . thinks in 100 years there will be better teaching and more eager students . . . pet peeve — lazy students. MR. RINGUETTE Enjoys golf and hopes for ad- vancement of the sport of soccer . . . No standing around — let ' s get busy! . . . thinks seniors are very capable of making deci- sions ... pet peeve — students who do not think for themselves. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MRS. PARKER Golf, knitting, sewing ... 1 have to taste it to mark it! . . . I don ' t know the senior boys but I ' m sure I ' d find them as nice as the girls ... in ICQ years our population will live on other planets and the human mind will be programmed . . . pet peeve — a student indifferent to learning. 13 MISS WYWROT Horseback riding, swimming . . . If at first you don ' t succeed, try reading the instructions! . . . seniors seem very mature . . . perhaps in the future we ' ll have everlasting peace . . . pro- grammed learning . . . pet peeve — inconsiderate drivers.

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MR. COEN Dircc tor Reading, writing, baseball . . . OK! Turn it in tomorrow. . . . SHS — it ' s as good as the next place ... no more yearbooks . . . feels students will lake over schools in the future . . . pet peeve — being interviewed for the yearbook. SPEECH - DRAMA DEPARTMENT MR. STOTT Director Raising flowers, dogs, children, and Cain . . . Run, do not walk, to your nearest friendly classroom ... in 100 years children will be replaced by something better . . . education will be replaced by subliminal learning and live theater . . . You can praise all of the sen- iors some of the lime, some of the seniors all of the time, but not all of the seniors all of the time. MR. SAPIR Acting, directing, and football . . . Many a truth is said in jest. . . . SHS — concerned . . . expects considerable changes in 100 years . . . pet peeve — apathy. ENGLISH DEP ARTME NT MISS DONOVAN Individualist . . . English . . . music . . . writing . . . travel- ing . . . All right, let ' s start studying! . . . Quiet! MRS. FANTASIA Enjoys reading, traveling . . . Are you kidding me? . . . feels seniors are fidgety ... in the future, schools will offer in- dependent study at individual pace . . . pet peeve — students who lose their textbooks. 15 MISS FITZMAURICE Basketball, basketball, basket- ball!!! . . . thinks seniors are the most delightful people in America . . . take an A . . . in 100 years, space travel will be as common as earth travel . . . more individual education rather than mass-education . . . pet peeve — people who talk during a movie or play.