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

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MAY, 1977 SHS KNIGHT PAGE 19 Michele a bag of rubber teddy bears; Ana a thousajid nickles and a threat; Mr. Monti a broken camera; Loretta a volume of meeting notes ; Chet some Rolo ' s ; and shcool without regrets . . . Sister Barbara leaves Monkey in the restricted section with Knock Knock Jokes and the surprised look on Chet ' a face should our rings ever meet on the stairs . . . Steve Small leaves a cookie to 2.R.; the light board to M.S.; the band to R.V.; and a new memory to Mr. Christ- ianson. . . Spam leaves Gom Budgie. . . Spiffy leaves Michael a Job in the com- plaint dept.; JoJo the Ritz Carlton; Jr. Spiff to every- one; and memories at the the world without an education. Richard leaves Howie and JoJo at the Fish and Game; Dieme cmd Eddie a candle; Debbls and Howie a Lake George. . . Rita leaves Nancy S. the path to school and 7 to go with it; Brian K. five tons of tacos cuad a scale ! ; and S . Kracov a key to Temple Shalom; fr. Chamb- erlain with his zingers and 8HS with a smile. . .Robin Rolt leaves Mr. Samo a Junior Swede; Mr. Nasisse all her fudged Chem labs and her brother ; Mr . Pierce . . . gladly; Margaret to the M.C.P and a prom date to Margie . . . Ron fuad Rita leave at the same time . . . Sedly . Marlene . and Jen lea ve Danette, Denise, Eileen, Naomi, Ginny, and the rest of the gang screaming at the drive-ins... Sally l eaves the morning circle and Friday nights crusin ' to the girls... Sal and Marl leave Deuanette down S.M.U. for 3 days... Schill leaves Mr. Hart to sit down and rotate at 32 rads per second; the isleind in search of Brockton Blood. The Senior Boys leave the table in the dark to whoever wants it... The Senior Class leaves J«lr. Hart a very big surprise. . . Shelley leaves with good memories from all my friends ; a hockey puck to B.V . ; an ole pair of sneakers to B.C.; a lo-cal lobster to K.S.; and a bottle of Friendship Garden to Mr. Willis . . . Shirley leaves Fish and Game. . . Sprit z leaves Ruf fwood and Downsey their peace of minds and their blacboeurds . . . Hey Barb , remember G-OK? . . . Sprit z gives the computer back to Mr. Hart; wishes Ruf fwood, Downsey, and Dawe a good day; leaves Eric from Chem some elastics; extra credit assign- ments for DiNolo, Hamilton, Semtoro , and Veddleton . . . Eric Spivack leaves Mr. Mac- Donald not knowing what is happening; Mr. Daly a new Driver Ed. car; and the third floor teachers with T.V. problems . . . Bob-Stack leaves many thanks to Dick, lomn, and Sheila; Mary Jo good luck with Bob and Jo; Miss Criramins nothing; Karen a free dinner at Bick ' s and a pack of Parliaments; and Claudia on the dance floor without her shoes Brltm Stetson leaves one transmission to Gushing St.; one Canaro to the tennis courts; cmd a pair of 2oo foot holeshots to the A- buildlng parking lot . . . Marianne Sweeney leaves Jxme with memories of an injures tree . . . Marianne , Karen , emd Corl leave Mac and Mrs. Griffin a little less sane... Marifuine, Debbie, and Chris sy leave SHS without their licen- ses . . . Marianne and Chrlssy leave their accents to any- one crazy enoxighto use them... John Thompson leaves Stoughton. . .high; one motor- cycle at Adams Street 1 and Pillebrown on the other side of the West School fence. Donna Toomey leaves Kevin McCarthy and Cathy Mc grath in F-hour Chemistry; her locker to anyone who can peel the stickers off; and Miss Doherty with the trans- cribers; the gang with fond memories . . . Donna T . Kerrie H. leave Miss Crlmmins ' class for Bickf ord ' s . . . The Unknown leaves Mr. Downs with Fcu ' ah Faucet cmd Miss Coppenrath with Robert Redford . . . Sam Valadad leaves Mr. Tapper a chauffeured limousine to take him to Hyde and some more loud foreigners. . . Sally leaves Kathy an intelligent man... Val and Lynne leave two empty seats on the bench... The Varsity Tennis Team leaves Mr. Clco-k very few players . . . Wally leaves Hunkybunch a new box-spring. Lynne Welch generously leaves many parking spaces to the under- classmen and also leaves quickly. . . Barbara White leaves SHS with many memories ; Shelley pencils, sawdust, black- chalk, and a life long supply of padiddles ; Carlsen the stairs and laughing alone; emd Spritz the vibrating wall... D. Woody leaves Monti, Sarno, and Dawe with three chocolate babies . . . Zelda and Howie leave Mr. Chaunberlain some good zingers and one pound of raw-meat , for the next full moon; I4r. Daly a year ' s supply of chalk; and IJtr. Maccini a book of good Jokes and riddles . . . Loretta Z warts leaves Mrs . Grennan with many thanks for the pen pals; Debbie and Mr. Hylander with a smile; and Shirley eternally grateful. The Class of 19T7 leaves Mr. Tapper with many thanks for his patience, time, and help.

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PAGE 18 names and numbers occasionally seen walking down the hall; Sana (in the kitchen) $288. Uo vorth of l mch money horrowed in the last four years; Bobby one full week, expense-paid trip to Bermuda, first-class; the breakfast date open; Loretta one free pass to rent-a-friend for D-hour com- mons . . . porinna Maioli leaves Jean Tropea one more year, half of her insemity and a chcmce to sit with iier in commons; her locker to any- one who c rea or deures to clean it; the girls track team lots of luck; one last secret admirer note in Al Kershaw ' s locker. . . Corinne leaves without one leather JSMiket, eighteen dollars, one pair of dungaree shorts , a certain friend, a new paint Job, one track Jacket, the snack bair bankrupt due to its drop in sales; and. curls emd a beard to Paul Freeman . . . Corinne leaves forever never to be seen or heard from again . . . Steve Manson leaves his tickets for the last few dances to anyone who wants them and Mr. Santoro two losses in Name That Tune ... Teresa Mantello leaves Mr. Cidato with his humor and Mr. LeGrow with chocolate chips emd orange Juice. . .Mare E. leaves Rebecca J. her station wagon, a collection of Love is ... , and many thanks for many words; Bill still gnibby; Younga one more ceird; and Donna T. an empty chair at Chateau. . . Mare E. . Bee, and Mary Ann leave the men ' to ' ' the girls and nothing to write about in church. Marl leaves Denise a throw in the pond. . . Marl and Bob leave the Prince the Union Label . . . Marl, Bob, and Sal leave Mr. Quigley all their library passes. . . Kathy Martell leaves Kerrie an «We to use when she gets angry and a sewer cover to dance on; Donna con- centrating on the game at Ccuiton Lanes ; Beep details in English; Mrs. Waterhouse apples at the snack bar; and Sally an intelligent man . . . Kathy M. and Kerrie H. leave Mr. Nassise three significant figures . . . Kathy M. Beep, and SHS KNIGHT Kerrie H. leave Mr. aipaustas a game of twenty-one and an ace volleyball team. . . Mary leaves the boys with no thanks for information about a field trip to BCS; Beep one free bus ticket to Fitchburg once every month; and Joeinne sitting sdone on a bus . . . Linda M. and Diana M. leave 10:59 to the next Spanish four class. . . Diana M. leaves to. lacobacci an elbow in the eye. . . Maryann leaves the leader to the girls ; Becky with a babysitter for chuck; Mare E. looking for her elastic in the saJ.as ; June by herself on F hr . commons ; Delibie with a package full of Job appli- cations; and Bill with Mr. Spack on F . hr . commons . . . Marianne. Rita, Jen, and Patty leave Dr. Davis a suit of armor against flying wild maps . . . Maureen. Lesa, Diana , and Julie leave Mr. Woodruff ' s homeroom at five of eight . . . Meg leaves some Junior and soiphomore girls gladly; all the good times with someone sadly; DWA euad the island to only Fun kids; everyone in the Senior class to WANG; Gorm as a teacher — inf ortimately ; Cid with his 7 cases of silver- lips and 6 months to live; Mrs. Gudjohnson her sanity suid Ann for 2 more years . . . Michele leaves to Kathy our little bean sprout and no ad libbing; Kerrie a wrench; Beth a return wink; Kathie her bag of water and plant; Tina her naughty bits; Mac a bowl of cookie batter; Mrs. Waurren a meaningful poem; Mrs. Richmond my frustrating practice sets ; my hard-to- get -at locker to some poor soul; and the school lunches to the cooks in the kitchen... Joan O ' .rien leaves Paula with cuts , scraps , and bruises ; an apology to Jerry and Jimmy for being a grouch ; Mac trying to keep me quiet on 2nd lunch; an unfinished MAY, 1977 gown, an Irish pin, choco- late potatoes and. Thanks; Mr. Ciardi a broken blender and Terri a depressing stor room . . . Joan tmd Paula leave Mac her threats of admitting them to A. A. and confessions on Monday . . . Kathy O ' Brien leaves Jo the steps, O ' B leares Mr. Downs a boiled dinner... Bob P. leaves Kevis L. 6tuck laughing in Philly escalator. Framk P. leaves Mr. Green for Moscow in search of some gold; a set of UOO pictures to look at and some crying towels to Eill the girls when I ' m gone; Mrs. Gudjonsson and Captain Clark my complete collection of Moncurch notes; the next sucker a dirty Semta outfit; a center ticket to Jesus Christ Superstar to anyone who ' ll go. . . Patty leaves Mrs . Battles her late cards ; Mr . Chamberlain a zinger; and Mrs. Welch best wishes for a healthy child... Marc la, Ann Pomerleau leaves Mrs. B. my gym suit that I never used; Jane, Kathy, Cindy, and the rest of the group-C hoxir commons ; Donna on A-hr. commons; the Janitors my locker that never opened; my brother, Ray, my lunch tickets; Mr. Daly his history books; Mr. Green his opinion sheets ; and the office my correct address. . . Cindy Pooler leaves with no regrets Mrs. Gudjonnson with a specieil thanks; and Mrs. Dambrauskas with a dumb doctors note . . . Chester Rogers leaves Mr. Tapper em English trjuislation book; Mrs. Gudjonnson a broom to go with her voice; Mr. Cham- berlain a pair of scissors a and a razor; Mr. Maioli a Kodak instamatic camera; Miss Ellis a book on Speed Speaking and another book on Geometry; Charlie MevMfa Robin and Buff; Mr. Green a shot put papper weight; Mr. Cullen a muzzle; Mr. Penardi hairgrow; the Adminstration a donation box to stcurt a fund for an escalator for A building; Kojak a thousand and one Spy outfits and a spy decoder with a UO channel walky talky; and myself UO ways to go into

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PAGE 20 SHS KNIGHT MAY. 1977 Photography With the completion of a new color lab, the photography program, conducted by Mr. F.E. Maioli, continues to grow. Barbara Carlsen ' 77 has recently been accorded two honors. In an issue of the Patriot-Ledger two weeks ago, a spot news photograph of an accident scene which she took while at- tending a journalism seminar was selected for publication in that newspaper. Last week, her photograph was awarded first place in the South Shore Fair. [Left] One of Barbara ' s recent compositions, originally photographed in color. [Below] Kathy Clough, who also serves as photography coordinator of the STOTONIAN, was awarded second place in the South Shore Project Fair with this entry, originally photographed in color. John Barrett and Jerry Gallzio pose in Mr. Maloll and the Photographies tramping through Boston m their February excursion to character at senior car wash. [Color photo: Quincy Market and the John Hancock Building. [Photo: Carlsen] Clough]