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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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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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PAGE 18 SHS SENIOR FINALE JUNE 1986 ERIC R leaves Ben R, a full color poster o-f adorable Adrian Adonis; Mr. C, an Iron Maiden album catalogue; the cafeteria staff, hepatitis shots; Mr. S, a lie detector; Mr. I, my Pascal notebook; Mr. C, 3 days in ISS; , FRENCH IE leaves Chris B and Sean K, gold screws and my nickname; Dayna (Bunny) , Boston from afar; Cheryl, Bobby ' s pool, sisters in Brockton; Lauren, long walks through dark woods; Donna, all our memories forever; GREGORY S leaves Mr. F, a qas mask so he won ' t have to inhale smoke while DAYNA W leaves Cathy H, Boston from afar, Laconia ? Hurtin ' units; Lauren S, air-guitar jammin; Sharyn D, shades for better hallway vision; Patti C, secret recipes; DEB S leaves Allison F, a smooth bus ride and a new car stero; Sue S, someone to watch her pocketbook; Jodi R, a train into Boston; Maria F, GM and a word processor ; DEBRA B leaves Tanisha D, my knowledge of French; William D, Sheila E pictures; Nelly G, lace gloves; Ronnie M, my sarcastic voice; Dayna W, my Friendly ' s uni form; DIANE K leaves the moos to eat, drink and be merry and an ever 1 ast i ng friendship; the younger moos alone at SHS with memories and the RB ' s; the studs, a year ' s membership to Nautilus and some great memories; DIANE W leaves Maryann, a can of tuna; Julie, the Big B and a bottle of Woolite; Susan, vanilla ice cream and sal tines; Kathy, the bombing of Crete; Kitty, Princess; Lorraine, the other half of mv locker; DUNZ IE leaves Mrs. C, a lifetime supply of Kl eenex ; Fabul ous Five, a set of ginsu knives; Muzz, a map of Medford and a, lobster di nner ; EUGENE leaves the megamoos, some real nice guys in the future; basketball team, good luck without me; Chief, my Kangol ; Laura, our friendship forever; ERIK leaves Scooter, 24 hrs. without fighting with anyone, a real tan; Jon, better hallway singing; J, a real boyfriend; Annie, a steady; Denap, a car of his own; ERIC S leaves Jay R, 1 real date with NS; Scott W, a watch to be on time for a change; Dee, someone as nice as her; Julie T, a game of Trivial Pursuit and my everlasting love; my future roommate, the extra patience you ' ll need next year; GUS 1 eaves M c: G a v a n d Lizzy, my . j o Li ; 1... i. B a , s o m e o n e t o wa 1 I-:: w i t h ; St ub t) y , a n i g h t out w i t h t h e guys; Eirian L, ni s |:;) e d ; R i c h A , bail bonds ; nabbing the rats; Anna P Lino, my best wishes for a happy marriage and a long lasting one; Mr. B, tuition to school to learn how to draw; HOWARD C LEAVES KENNY G, all the Chinese food he can eat; Mr M, a new house; Patty C, a better manager at work; Scott D, winning more money at cards ? at the track . . . JAMIE P leaves Sahib S-: Doing, the absolute rule of Zimbabwe; Donna T, a metranome; Ron C, a divot; Michele G, all my pen caps; Elibomso, an entourage of Oriental women servants; Michelob, all my t oe j arn . . . J AY S le?aves Erik K, the unsolved theorems of the universe; Rick S, the chess club presidency and second board; the Pascal class, all my programs; Dave S, Beov-julf and poetry;
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