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

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PAGE 14 SHS KNIGHT MAY, 1977 Top four winners at the Stougtiton High Science Fair have gone on to win regional and state recognition. The group includes Manuel Rose ' 78, Lawrence Thomas ' 77, Dr. Margaret Sorensen (Coordinator, Science), Lauren Stickler ' 78, Rolf Ruben ' 78. (Photo: F.E. Maioli) Thomas, Stickler Win State Science Fair Eight Stoughton High students won awards at the Massachusetts State Science Fair held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology on April 23. Larry Thomas ' 77 and Lauren Stickler ' 78 each won first awards for their projects, while Manny Rose ' 78 received a Nine Juniors In Top 5% Of NMSQT Nine juniors from Stoughton High have passed the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test by placing in the top 5% of over 1,000,0(X» juniors who took the PSAT NMSQTs last October. The students who qualified were George Badeau, John Brennick, Keith Howard, Alison Kelly, Stephen LeBlanc, John Mac- Kenzie, Dean Rapoza, Rolf Ruben and Margaret St. George. Through the National Merit Scholarahip program these students may have two colleges notified of their achievement and future plans. All nine of these students are being considered for recognition in the 1978 Merit Program, but the decision won ' t be final until next fall. S.H.S. will be notified then of the students who will be allowed to participate. Sue Mooney ' 78 second place award. Third place awards were given to Rolf Ruben ' 78, Maureen Coughlin ' 80 and Rodney Vieira ' 79, while Dean Rapoza ' 78 and Stephen LeBlanc ' 78 won honorable mentions. Two scholarships were given out to two Stoughton students. Larry Thomas ' 77 won the Earthwatch Grants while Lauren Stickler ' 78 received the Mass. Secondary Principals Scholarship. Tom Uniacke ' 77 46 On New NHS List Forty-six juniors and seniors have been inducted into the Stoughton High National Honor Society as announced to Mrs. Polly Savicki, advisor. Of the group, five were seniors and 41 were juniors. A formal banquet was held May 12 in the high school cafeteria followed by the in- duction ceremony in the auditorium. To be a member of the Honor Society one must have an overall scholastic average of 88% or better. The other qualifications are good character, leadership and service. Senior inductees were Donald F. Brady, Maryellen Loughnane, Christopher Pemock, Robin Rolt and William Sievers. Members of the Junior Class who were inducted are Cheryl L. Alconada, Michael Alfano, Alisa Aronson, Eric Bamberg, Beverly Barry, Michael Bedard, Robert Binns, Joni Blatt, Luanne Boyle, and Andrea Brawders. Also Steven Bunson, Joan Coughlin, Cathy DiGiampietro, Robert Flaherty, William Flaherty, Debra Lynn Fergus, Peter Galanis, Ronald Garl)er, Clare Hanley, Joanne Huber, and Alison Kelly. Also Joanne Klim, Jeanne Kolinski, Joan Letson, Sarah-Ann Lynch, Kerin Lyons, Kevin McCarthy, Susan Mooney, Cynthia Ness, Constance Palmer, and Linda Prey. Also, Dean Rapoza, Rolf Ruben, Margaret St. George, Lance Saltzman, Margaret Sano, Lauren Stickler, Jane- Ellen Tamul, Mario Teixeira, Richard Vita, and David Wasserman. Nancy Sperandio ' 77 Student Advisory Board which will meet with the School Committee during the coming year and which was elected last week includes (seated) Mary Savino ' 78, Jeanne O ' Neill ' 80, Susan Wyndham ' 79; (standing) Patricia Leclaire ' 78, Mario Teixeira ' 78.

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MAY, 1977 SHS KNIGHT PAGE 13 Mrs. Kathryn Warren before and after. Made-up photo by Mr. F.E. Maioli; inset by Barbara Carlsen. A Witch? Mr. Joseph Chamberlain poses before and after. (Remarks about which is which not accepted.) Guess who? Is it the Mona Lisa and Rip Van Winkle? Would you believe Mrs. Kathryn Warren and Mr. Joseph Cham- berlain? Their true spirits appeared in the Suspense and Horror classes through the talents of Brian Gardner, a 1974 Stoughton High graduate. Brian, a self-taught make-up artist, made it possible for students to call Mrs. Warren a real witch and Mr. Chamberlain a big werewolf. When asked to comment on Brian ' s work, Mrs. Warren ' s blue lips smiled and im- mediately responded, People tell me I look just like my father. As for Mr. Chamberlain, he feels Brian ' s work is excellent. He did have a good start with my face, though! Brian ' s interests as a makeup artist stems back to the eighth grade when his speech teacher demonstrated makeup techniques. Throughout high school Brian did makeup for the drama department productions excluding the drama festivals. Faithfully, since graduation, Brian has volunteered his time and services to SHS. At the age of 19, Brian started his own business making prosthetics. (A plastic formed into various shaped noses, ears, mouths, etc.) Brian explains, I ' m one of the few people today who can mix their own pancake makeup. Working for two years at the Makeup Center in Boston, he did makeup for operas and plays such as Montezuma. You ' ll find very few makeup artists who aren ' t licensed hairdressers, Brian points out. He is also a graduate of LeBaron ' s hairdresser school in Brockton. Presently, Brian is working at Suzie ' s Beauty Shop in Stoughton. Brian works frequently for Channel 4 doing makeup for Community Auditions. The public would be surprised if they knew how much makeup some television celebrities need to cover up wrinkles or a hangover, Brian states. Among his hobbies are clay sculpturing, oil painting, and processing black and white photos. Brian ' s plans for the future are undecided. He may work in New York for three years under an apprenticeship program, vital in order to be employed in the makeup artist field. Barbara Carlsen ' 77 ..In process of applying make-up to Mrs. Warren, Brian Gardner demonstrates talent for Suspense and Horror Class. (Photo: Barbara Carlsen ' 77) A Werewolf? Here? r

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MAY. 1977 SHS KNIGHT PAGE 15 mht UBt HtU Anil tSmtummt Ace leaves all Ceurter ' s sure bets to another sap; Panda, the saying, She ' s not ugly but she ' s no Miss America Jerry K. the rock I hit him with at Scusset Beach; Jeanne a driver ' s license and a stronger pair of glasses so shee cem see the next guard rail. . . Mark Allen leaves Mr. Stott 17 choruses of The Streets of Laredo and a character sketch; to Mr. Le- Grow, a big question, a bigger appology, and much apprecia- tion; to Mrs. Battles no more excuses; to Gus a broomstick and many college replies; to Mr. MacDonald and Bob Tosca, 210 m.p.r. winds; to Mr. Chamberlain, a side of beef; to Mr. Moscato, a Chartreuse chair complete with cushions and wheels. . . Julie Aronson leaves Alisa Peter Frampton and a school full of gumbies; Sue the fat popvilation of the world; and Miss Bouin a Carload of left-over flea market Junk. The Performing Bear leaves all those great physic labs to Linus Pauling. . . Wally B. leaves Mr. Lavelle another spot to fill on the golf team . . . Don Brady and. Walter Bamberg leave Steve Carter and John Barrett at the track. . . Don Brady leaves Eric Bamberg How to Play Golf written and edited by Walter Banberg. . . Freshmem Biology class of ' 77 leave Mr. Sarno a gift from us to him, it ' s a gift ... Pat Batte leaves Fran a f anbelt ; Noog chasing Ronnie; Mr. Cormier a plate of Lasagna; Mr. McCarthy at the conventions ; Winnie with Howard; Cheurlie a pinch B.B and D.A. leave Mr. Hart a no-hitter for all the strikes that he has throen, ofe listen for all the ones he ' s asked for and a book entitled, 1001 Mr. Wizards; Mr. Barac a carton of broken H-pencils and 30 pairs of loose dividers . . . Beep leaves Kerrie on the hill; Kathy a cricket; Donna asleep; the gang lost on Blue Hills; Eric with his driftwood; Laurie at center ice; Kerrie searching for a rink... Beep and Kerrie H. leave Mr. Gormley a cop in Philadelphia. Becky l eaves Mare E. her lectures emd encouragment for her high hopes; Dave her home state ; Mary Ann is a go od mood; and Jane a hair- cut . . . M avireen Berkowski leaves Miss Hamilton and Mr. Gormley with fond memories of Lan- caster; Mr. Peirce a whole roomful of brooms for his very own next year and a caul of Fresca; and Miss Welch the lease to the Carpathian Mts. and best wishes. . . B.G . leaves Gina the whole Stough- ton library to study in and a big plastic bag for her books... The five Boatniks leave the island to be con- quered . . . Bob and Kevin leave their Santa suits to Dave and Dave . . . Bob, Kevin, tmd Gerry leave Miss Welch a Mark Eden kit for use on weekends . . . Bob leaves all his gym stuff for Kevin Haill to wash and wear until death do they part; Gerry G. a comfortable bed and six free lessons on self defen se for the week after . . . Bob, Jerry, Chris, Doug, John and Steve leave Ace a Mario Andrettl racing kit which includes a crash helmet and bible minue a six. . . Chris Boyatzis leaves Lynda a fvirry tummy and good luck next year; Bob a Merry Christmas ; Kary cracked knuckles ; Woody a philosophical thought and with high hope for Bill... Ginger Brankley leaves Helena four dozen chocolate chip cookies; Ritfc an unknown boyfriend; Eddie a heart he never took; Jocks a trip to college; SHS all the memories of Chemistry, Bio- logy, Geometry, and Modern Novel; June anotbee year of high school. June Brezner leaves a broken John at Crossroads; Jim Lennon a Ziggy poster; Bob G. and Hoffa a thanks for listening to the Jokes ; and Jeanne Sweeney at hockey games scooping . . . June and Jean leave Mary with spirit of ' 76 and Leaky a drip alone . . . June and Paula leave Loretta good luch with Junior girl ' s , and alone on commons . . . June ajid Cindy leave Mrs. Dambrauskas their heads and looms and Mr. Willis, Relate , Relate . . . June, Joan , Paula, and Sharon leave Jimmy Barrett with talks of Canton and two more years ; Friendlys ' bathroom unoccupied; thanks to Bill and a green Vega; beer tabs at the island... Mary Briody leaves gas to Jean , Kathy , Cori , June , and Joan; Kathy and Cory out in the rain; Marvin and Downs a free pass to Shenanigans; Cori a new zipper ; Kathy a source of gravity, and Jean five fried egga and a lollipap stick. R. Brooks leaves her atti- tmde to Mrs. Babs; Kathy her Softball , hockey skills , and her brain tumor also... Pauls Bruce leaves Joan with mem- ories of a lot of long talks , good times, and a special thanks to Bill and a green Vega . . .Paula, June, and Joan leave Sharon an ashtray and an illustrated book, How to Smoke . Paula, Joan, June, and S haron leave sober. . .but not for long . . . Paula , Mary , Joan , Kathy, Kean, and Cori leave Mac a wet floor... Mr. Pierce ' s B-hour class leaves him in search of a cure for his