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

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r MISS McGUIRE Loves traveling . . . Isn ' t that wonderful! ... in 100 years, no one will want any more changes , . . thinks Stoughton High is too large . . . pet peeve — walk- ing barefoot and sockless feet ... a new grading system(?) MISS PRINTZ Enjoys sports, charcoal drawing, and oil painting . . . listening to records and playing the guitar . . . You blew it! . . . thinks everything will be completely au- tomated in 100 years . . . pet peeve — phoney people. MISS O ' CONNELL Writing poetry, dancing . . . One who loves the wind and the rain, the Prophet and Al- mitra ... in 100 years edu- cation as a formal institution will no longer be . . . pet peeve — lack of sensitivity in others . . . happiness is a word used by people who are afraid to say or feel love PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. BAMBERRY Director Our football coach . . . skiing . . . seniors should improve with age . . . SHS should have a field house . . . endless practicing (even on fields?). MR. CULLEN Vigorous and dynamic ... he drives his teams, whether the line in foot- ball or wrestling, but he drives him- self, too . . . the well-chosen and direct phrase is his chief language weapon ... it may be blunt and to the point, but they know what he means ... a real champ! MR. SNYDER Skating, hockey, golf, and scuba diving . . . dumb yo yo •. . . thinks S.H.S. is a nice school, but needs an ice rink . . . they done good . . . hockey as a major(?) . . . pet peeve — wise kids and Hercules. 21

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M ATHEM ATIC S MISS LOMBARD! Enjoys sports of all kinds . . . traveling to different places . . . Want to bet on it? . . . Sen- iors this year are the greatest group of students I have ever seen. 1 am getting to like SHS more and more everyday. MR. WOODRUFF Football, wrestling, hockey, bas- ketball, baseball . . . practice football field will be a rock mu- seum . . . more specialization in the high schools . . . pet peeve — yearbook questions. MRS. SAVICKI Music, football, reading . . . Think! . . . feels seniors are hardworking and sincere ... in future, there will be great strides in exploring space . . . more people educated . . . pet peeve — gum chewers. MR. TREVAS Interested in spons and amateur radio . . . thinks seniors are a good group . . . pel peeve — kids who don ' t want to work . . . You never get something for nothing . . . There will be new methods of teaching in the fu- ture. MISS WELLS Music, politics . . . To tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of the world . . . with the rise in megalopolis. Stoughton residents will be living in Boswash . . . pet peeve — standing in line. MUSIC DEPARTMENT MR. LEG ROW Director Music, music, music . . . another Robert GouIet(?) . . . painting and football . . . feels there is room for improvement in SHS and seniors ... in 100 years, Mr. L. hopes there » be a world ... if there is a world, teachers will be considered as advisors . . . pet peeve — those who say they will, but don ' t. 20

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MR. GREGORY Din ' ilor An enthusiastic sports spectator . . . enjoys Andrew and Mat- thew, his grandsons . . . Now! Do you have any questions? . . . seniors have the potential of the atomC?) . . . How are things going? . . . there will be greater changes in the world and education in the next century . . .pet peeve — lazy people!! MISS BROMFELD Enjoys tennis and playing the piano . . . A rolling stone gath- ers no moss . . . thinks SHS has a fantastic science depart- ment . . . changes to come about in 100 years — five new genera- tions. MR. FANNING Enjoys playing football and hockey . . . says seniors are good . . in the future — sees an abundance of leisure time due to complete automation . . . regard- less of technical advances, educa- tion itself will not change greatly. MRS. GREEN Writing children ' s stories, art, in- tensive reading . . . This above all, to thine own self be true: . . . SHS — warm, friendly, help- ful ... believes there will be peace and freedom in 100 years . . . more diversification in fields of studies . . . would like to visit the Mediterranean . . . pet peeve — phonies. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. HOTTLEMAN Enjoys painting and reading . . . The man of men lead lives of quiet desperation ... in 100 years — longer life — smaller fami- lies . . . pet peeve — ignorance, prejudice and injustice of all kinds. MRS. KAUFFMAN Enjoys painting, music, rock hunting, pizza, traveling . . . make peace, not pieces ... in the future — no dress code, no teachers . . . pet peeve — hungry students in E period class . . . happiness is love and freedom . . . the North Sea. MR. HOLBERT Enjoys tennis, basketball, softball . . . I ' m a nice guy — usually . . . Is chewing gum therapeu- tic? . . . C ' esl la vie ... in 100 years teachers will be phi- losopher kings (?) pet peeve — repeating statements within a time span of ten seconds . . . seniors are a great bunch of kids, if you think about it a long, long time. 22