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

 - Class of 1986

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PAGE 16 SHS SENIOR FINALE JUNE 1986 ALLISON F leaves Chr i s B , a wal k through Hyannis; Clue B, someone to snuggle with on a cold night; Susan N, a lined waste basket; Michele S Stacey, a box o-f lucky Hello Wall ' charms; Tracy S, a dream come true at UMass; AMY C leaves Mac and Monica, 10 yrs. of -friendship; the Juniors, my ski is and senioritis; Holmsey, PG (Rookie) and the TPC; Douce and Sheck, a boop ; Todd, the Break-fast Club; AMY P leaves Jenni-fer L, a map and flashlight to ■find the shotput; Wrestling tea, a new window in the small gym; AMY W leaves Coach C, his o-f-fice and alone; Daphne, Harvard; Penellapp, nickname to get rid o-f; Mr. C, a blank physics notebook; ANDREA C leaves Carla, the -five o-f me; Stephanie, my room, choc chip cookies, all my love; Lesi£-i, Daddy Warbuck ' s trust -fund, homework, veri-fying skills, thunderb i rds ; Maureen , happy-go-lucky days; Kathy K, pop-corn milk. Daddy Warbuck ' s car ; ANNA P ] eaves Lino, my afterschool hunger pains; Manny, my essays and term papers; Mom ?• Dad, my diploma; Michele, my sneakers; Traci , the real thruth about AW; Kitty, my can o-f hornet repellant; ANTOINETTE K leaves Julie, good • fiealth; Cari, good times and happiness forever; Kim, mean teachers; Joy, credi ts; BARRY S leaves my good looks, my personality, my acceptance to Massasoit, my car , everybody I know w the exception of my girl friend, my dirty mind, my great singing voice, BILLY M leaves Franny 10 credits; Joe, some of my coolness; Tom, my 1st Camaro; Kevin, my 2nd Camaro; Trent , my wardrobe; Stubby, his owri snack bar; McCabe, his personal ambulance: BOB S leaves Mark G, a school record; Jay R, a bagel to fanagle; Kel 1 i B, love ? best wishes; all the girls on x-c, a league champi onshi p ; Julie T , a very furry litle raccoon; my future roommate, patience to put up with me; Rich W, a seat in Universal St ud 1 05 . . . BRIAN L leaves Rich A, bail money; Mike M, a McDonald ' s where he ' s clean; the track team, lots of success; Stubby, more good times at NU together; Sheila J, good memor i es ; J i m Ei , a k i c k i n the — ; BRUCE G leaves i:he Group a ca e of r DOCS i n Ft . Lauderdale; Tim D, a set of jumper cables and the spring break video; Mo, a country of his own; Joe S, a permanent job w a direct deposit account; Dan R, the cat ' s other ear ; BUTCHIEMOG leaves the megamoos, tiappiness and the will to swi 1 1 ; the 1 ' i 1 megamoos alone at SHS with the 1 ' il nerds; Muzz, all my matching bra ' s; Johnny T, all his disgusting dreams and a pair of tongs... CANDY F leaves Bucky all my thanks; Lauren B ? the gals. Bongo Bert-? another case; Joyce S ? Karen H, Indian ? Bionic Woman; Min M, Leenda, Bill, Bi f f ? R-r-ron ' ; Meg H, a yule ' ; Rich W, a sincere loser; CARI G leaves Jay G ? Kim H my locker ic computer; Artwiz one way tickets back home S memories of Bill; Julie, good times at the beach; CM, credits to graduate; Kris W, all the luck in the world; Jod i , eternal happi ness ; CARL S leaves PF a ride to scf.ool ; ED, some advice; RD , a mind and sense of smell; Mrs. D , a room full of catalogued tapes; CARLA E leaves Maria F, my gym stuff; Lesia D, gets Pr i en ' s tickets; Isabel, rocky road; Roger i a, my not so perfect attendance, a lipstick case; CAROL S leaves Lola, many memories and happiness back home; Meliss ? Mac, front row seats to Phi 1 C; Lor i , a walk on the beach; Brian, 4 free years;

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JUNE 1986 SHS SENIOR FINALE PAGE 15 Capt. Sheila JacKman Capt. Sue Hurley Capt. Susan McNamara Tracv lets it fly. GIRLS ' SPRING TRACK (Front) Jennifer Maiocco, Nicole Ross, Tracy Salazar, Sue McNamara, Sue Hurley, Monica McKinnon, Sheila Jackman, Carol Spickler, Laura Rudin, Nicole Gallant; (2nd) Cindy Dykes, Robin Young, Paula Lorenz, Kerry Jennings, Barbara Ceven, Jennifer Lanner, Stephanie Collins, Robin Borden, Beth Sneider, Donna Guilfoyle. (3rd) Nancy Soares, Corinne Herlihy, Evelyn Large, Cristen Herlihy, Patty Grasso, Stacey Cohen, Laura Raisty; (Rear) Janine Catalano, Laura Backner, Kim Callanan, Marie Macrogianis, Ellen Gillis, Amy Foster, Coach Chris Brady. (Not pre- sent Amy Pooler, Heidi Ostroff , Susan Malone.) Lanner lungesi Girls Track Monica McKinnon Jackman jumpsi Tracy Salazar



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JUNE 1986 SHS SENIOR FINALE PAGE 17 CHERYL I leaves Clem L, our new friendship; Musz , all m V 1 (jvt? ; Hof i man ' s qir Is, a new manaqer ; Lance L, his very own salad; Dan S, Scott. B, ? John T, hugs ? kisses; Lisa F, my wordrobe Zi Muzz; CHRIS B leaves Susan N, a week ' s stay iit the American Motel; Claudia B, something that she can ' t agree with; Allison F, a songbook and a register that works; N i c h f? 1 e R , the p u r p 1 e building that never was; Lorraine S, a n o t h er f rn s t r a t i ri q Pascal program; CHRIS F leaves Jim C, all my love, library o-f horror- films; Sylvia T, the face and my car; Sanrii P , all my problems and a Big Mac Pac; Chris Fl , my moped; Sonny, a 4;; 4 truck; Tim W, his own personal slave; Ma W, her own grocery store; Ricky H, porno flick; CHRIS R loaves Jearirit F , ] uan , Reriee R, the entire upstairs; Joe F ' , an arrow; L.-iuren S, no memories; Stiinr n D and Rati C, siiperballs; M i k e , a h u q ; CHRIS T leaves Todd, a Monte Carlo to build, the butterfly, Swiss bank account; Karen, a copy of my wardrobe; Kim S, all the Chinese food you can eat; The Busiriess Dept.; memories of my charming personality; Sandy, in Brockton with the best bunch of friends; CHRISTINE T leaves Michele 6, happy times at U Lowel 1 ; Kris D, a lifetime of tiealth; Paul S ? Peter G, a room full of laughter in A307 Z Fast Eddie ' s ashes; The Losers, some class; Kathy M, a world of hppiness and t i ,n :j of than k s ; CLAUDIA B leaves Al 1 i son F , (Tiedior ab 1 e t a 1 I :: s a t P a p a G i n o ' s a n ci a radio that wor Is in the car ; Chris B, 4 happy years at E iC , weekends at HC; Susan N, 2 ne w tail lights; ERic S, a new locker to shut; Michele Fa ' , the purple buildinq tTiat never was; CLEM L leaves John T, directions to the combat zone; Mr. M, my asthma inhaler; Brian M, my illegal face mask; Sue M, an apology; Dan S, a phone call in the closet; JB, a lot of class; CONNIE A leaves my Aunt Connie my stero, cabbage patch dol 1 , all my important papers, SHS memories, all of the gifts that I was given, my high school ring and jewelry... DEANNA R leaves PJ my complaints; Anne, the job of scraping; Paul, bruises all over; Mrs. Cottle, all of my dictation pads; Dodie, two more years; Christine, a bic shaver DAN R 1 eaves I i m, my condolences on the green machine; Andy, an eternal six-pack; Maurice, memories of a great friendship and of our elite group; Ed, good luck with money and women; Joe, my hopes that in college he continues to be a Qood =;tiident; DAN S leaves Muzz tones, fame ?• fortune; Scott B, as many posters as possible; Clem L, a game-winning goal at Med ford; Ron D, an i mp each men t ; DARLENE G leaves teachers, my brotkiers George ? Robert; majorettes, my little sister; Sharyn, one night with Steven; DAVE H leaves Mellisa, a bottle; Billy M, another car; Alii sa G , a ride; Clem, stamina; STan ? JB, one more case; McGov, 240 lbs. to lift; DAVE M leaves the Odyssey teachers a decent class to try to teach; Spoon, a fork; Fig, every metal tape possible on Earth; Jason , a year ' s subscription to Flex ; Big Al , a name for his band; Mkke F, Sue G; Sue G, Mike F; DAVE S leaves Julie T, his programs; Megan H, some cheesecake; Mr. B, an answering machine for our office; Stacey Z, a ;box of fuses; Michelle G, his ring; Accounting II, the challenge of III; DAB, a new sweater;

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