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

 - Class of 1986

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PAGE 20 GREGORY S leaves Mr. F, a gas mask so he won ' t have to inhale smoke while nabbing the rats; Anna P Lino, my best wishes for a happy marriage and a long lasting one; Mr. B, tuition to school to 1 e a r- n h o w to d r aw; , . GUS 1 eaves h. ,.. , , „4 1 J ....... . ... . , itt i iLjv O.IIU y, iny job; Lisa, someone to w a 1 k w i t h ; S t u. b b y , a. n i g h t o u t with the guys; Eirian L, my speed; Rich A, bail bonds ; HOWARD C LEAVES KENNY G, all t h e C h i n e s e -f C3 o d he can eat; Evilly D, a new mind to remember t |-i i n q s ; An d r- e a (3 , t h e Doc of- tlie Year award; Barry S, Speed f the year award; Mr M, a r i e w l i o use; P a 1 1 y C , s . better manager at w : J I- k ; S c;; o 1 1 D , i n r i i n q more money at cards at the i:rack . . . LANCE L leaves Monica, a pair of b o ;■; i n q q 1 o v e s a n d very s p e c i a 1 m e n i o r i e s ; M u 2. z , I . h e r o c I-:: y sag a ; Fvonnny D, a Shaw ' s b a q ; T o d d , a g o d c u p ; LAF;GEY leaves SHS the void they can never f i 11, ' S6 ; e V e r • y o n e i n A Z ' . F — hi r . commons, a 1 1 e V e r ■•- e r i ci i n q hug; Renee, her blue and wli i t. e sl- i r t ; J oh n , a n e w s t. a r t e r ; K i (n , t h e b i g g e s t u. n i c: a r n s 1 1 e c;: a n f i n d ; K i t i: y , m y 1 o V €? ; K a r e n , a win k ; SHS SENIOR FINALE LAURA S leaves Tommy 0, my heart, a car, and all the luck in the world; Steph , memor ies, a forever open door, and the vbest sister ever; Ronnie M, a year with his girls; Chris K, a grc at senior year; David, Lori , and Mike, late night snacks; Billy M ?: Joey, the perfect qirl; Todd, a w i n k ; LAUREN leaves Patti C, memories of June 16; Cheryl C, all my 1 o V e ; S I I a r ■ y n D , t h e one ball lucky c hi a 1 k q D o n n a R , swamp juice; Cathy H, 528, a r; h e V e lie S S : D a y n a W , ex i s t en t i a 1 blues and Efe?ethhoven ; LEEANN leaves Gary, at home; Trace and Di , swilling f or ever- ; Mar c y , a dance with Mr. Vogue; St even , an el der 1 y woman i n Ma i n e ; LES I A D leaves Maureen G, my Fla. tan and some P . M . s ; Ka t h y K , my b r o Andy and the Ukraine; ( flic a f , M a r c o ; K a r e n H, Coco; Renose P, a mod er n i ed s i d ewa 1 k ; LINDA C leaves Barb, year ' s supply of R e s e ' s f.) i e c e s ; Sl i er y 1 , M? M ' s ; Kar en , e;;tra; Chris T, French on i on d i p ; St even , :l. 4 • - k t . g o Id s p o o n ; J a s o n , a m i n o a c i d s ; ....LI SA F leaves Charyl I, life s u p f:) 1 y c:;. f M c: D o n aids; Scott B, a car to wreck; Ed M, all myh 1 o V e ; L a n c e L , his dream jams; Tobeylt P, a cene to cause; Lori A , o n e - w a y t i c k e t ; JUNE 1986 LIZ R leaves Marie Q, lost in Milton; Sue H, our wild weekends; Tina D ? Sheila J, a booper; Barry S, a forever flower; Mike M, wondering why and a bruised shin; Mike W, an Odyssey talk; . . LOR I A 1 eaves Susan G, more of our sp on t an eous trips and what we always get f r o n I 1. 1 1 em; Lisa, m o n e y fr gas so we don ' t r-un out and more games to run to with that gas; Tob ey , mor e fun t i mes ; Cheryl , the Eiook of Kn o w 1 ed g e f r om our talks; LORI H leaves Carol B , my friend sh i p ; PW , my st or i es ; Tr i c i a W , my left side; Michelle A, te whole world to pick on; Alyssa Z, my i l ist r uc t i on s ; Kr i st i ne U, an ID that says she ' s 30 yrs; LYNN Y leaves Steve, all my love; Dave, a bottle of champagne and a tan; Al , real guitar 1 essoins; Stubby, an old Bryan Adams tape; Jean, a lastinq f r i endsh i p : MARC G leaves Megan H, an extra set of car keys to stay with her at all times; Steve B, the I ROC 2 he always wanted; Eric S, Bob S ? Scott W; , a lifetime supply of TP; Peter G, a theft proof stereo for the banana :

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JUNE 1986 JERRY C leaves Mike B, Friday nite of-f; Rob, a nite out with the 3uys; Mike M, a bigger ashtray, a new saying when you get mad; Big D, a monte -for the death of Betsy; Michelle, my notebook for hours o-f tun who cares ' Cathy ? Kirsten, 300; JIM B leaves Gus, many returned favors; McGov, new topics to talk about; Stubby, a cab fare for all the n)or n i n g rides; R i c h , bail money; £)tan , a chill pill; JB, a new Chevel 1 e; Jani ce , al 1 my love... J DDI leaves Debbie S, good luck with the Camaro; Julie L , ability to stay w i t h o n e g u y ; Mrs. R , all the f ood aval 1 ab 1 e ; JOHN PAUL leaves Lisa R, my special friendship; ;M5. C, my F ' ortuguese language; all my f r i ends , my friendship; Mr . M , my a s t r o I i o m y k n o w 1 e d g e ; I M e 1 s o n G , a n e ; e r c i s e m a c I- i i n e ; J a s o r i M , a better photo camer£ ; SI-IS, my thanks; JOHN W leaves b us i n ess d ep ar t men t , my 1 i t tie b r o t li er ; Ch r is J , alone; Mar k W , t h e m a n i iii a 1 ; K e v i n W, tjeans on the canai ; SHS SENIOR FINALE JGN leaves JB, my spare muffs; Trent, a night at the palace with the crews; Erik, the ability to love only one girl at one t i ill e i n stead of seven; Brian, real girl f r i en d ; S t ac e y B , that special proposiion; Scott ie A, an apology; Kim, one more? f un-f i 1 1 ed year ; De nap , my old w I ' e s 1 1 i n q s f i o e s ; JOYCE S 1 eaxves Meg H, all the memories of our best f I- i e n d s I -i i p ; a r e n H Cari F, all the little I n d i a n s u n d e r- t h e t. r e e ; Chris H , h i i s c j w n M e r cedes; Chris ' ! ' , lots of lolipops; Michele G, black smurfs to take to Lowell; Mary M, fame; Ric h W , the memor i es o f m a. n y s li i n i n g n i ght.!? JGNGALIN leaves Coco al 1 the good bags cj f t) a r b e c u e c:: h i f:) s , a trip back to VSU and cab fare; Ice T a season ticket to the Sixers games; Debbie, a t r i p t o Ca 1 i f or n i a i:o ri.J ' s mansion; Ni col e , all my 9-1 2 shoeii H o w i. Eo L. e w i e a r ) d a r i t i - S e b a s t i a ri c o ] o g n e ; i i s I ' l a , m i y Guc c i b ag ; W i 1 ]. i s.in , e V e r y a 1 b u id ; l. i n a , m v m a t i i n ( j t. e I:: c:) o k ; „ . JULIE T leaves Dee, a 6-ft. blonde ESwede; Bcyb S, a baby r a c c. o o r i n a m e? d F i f i ; Scott W, a cure for Dianitis; Nancy S, the PTS 1200; Mike P, a b u s I ' • i d e w i t h C I i a r 1 i e ; Eric S, all my love a n d a q a (ii e o f Trivial Pursuit; Megan H, a. baked potato; PAGE 19 KAREN Mc leaves Maria, Nantasket B£?ach; Linda, all my unicorns; Kathy, Beaker , Kitty, a lifetime supply of Terraki; Michelle, my skis and my ski poles; Kris, all of the empt movie theatres; KATHLEEN K 1 e a V e s D i a n e? , c h a p s t. i c k ; K i 1 1 y , p e n g t.A in; S u s an, a hug; K a r en, a f o a d s t e r ; Michelle, roast beef sandwich; Julie, my c at s , muf fin, Coc oa , Pr i ncess ; ' KATHY K 1 e a V e s R: e ri e , t hai ere m e filling in oreo cookies; Racliel , a BU for tti ICK; Stacey, a diite with Bobby B on 14th St.; Maurice, a secretary to write all h i s ejssay 5 ; Tim, 1 000 b ag s ai g r oc er i es ; An d i u. s , a trip to B 1 o o Id C o u n try; Joe, a pet rat; KRIS D leaves Rene B, life on a secluded island witli a n o n - p s y t: o t i c: J. o v e and n o cJ i e t p 1 a r i s ; K ate, a c. o u r s e o n t e s t f a i 1 u r • e ; J c: I ) r) , the 1 1- 1 r e e - 1 e 1 1 e r word; M i c I -i e 1 e , 3 6 ' i c o 1 o r c: o o r d i r i a t e d o u t f i t. s ; Tard, ten hairy men in a iiot tub; Karen, a lifetime pass to an emp t y cdo v i e t hi eat. r e ; Deaiina ;jne last, bus r i d wi til our f avor i t e dr i ver ; KITTY C leaves D i a I i e W , a p e n n y ; Kathy K, Bruce Willis; S u s a n N , waste b s k e t ; K r i s G , s n a k. e s ; A r i n a P., school lunch; M i c 1 1 e 1 e R , 1 i c e n s e ; Paty G, case of B u 2: z w e i s e r ■ ; M d. n a V , a r o if 1 ;



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JUNE 1986 MARIA C leaves the megamoos all the -food in the world and no diet soda; Stanley, a lot of love, enough sleep ■for a year ? the moodiest avaard ; Lis, all the memories we have together; Lace, the spotlight ; Lina, good luck w Rusti ; Jules, a tube of 1 i pst i ck ; .MARIA F 1 eaves Sue S, a new car stereo; Isabe l V, my mirror and brush; Car la E , my Eng 1 i sh w o r k ; M a u r e e n G , m y tab problems in word pro; Helen R, all the f o o d s hi e c a n e a t ; MARY ANN M ieave-= DD , another c o u f!) 1 e i n c he.is,Y, C a r j. F , t.) r e w B l i e s f o r F e 1 i ; a n d C a t nip; E r i c (I) , alone at the I ' e n d e 2 — v o u s ; J c: y c: e S , a v i c e o n 1 1 u oi a n se;-; ua 1 i t y ; Meg H , w h i 5 k e r s ; fti e s i s t e r , an or eo— cook i e d i et ; Mrs. D , m y u n s o 1 v e d ( I I a t. t p r o h 1 e rci s ; MAUREEN (3 leaves Eileen, all my money; Lesia, Bruins season t i c k e t s ; K a» r e n H , ebony ivory; Tab a, my ' car ; Li. sa M , (ii S! ill o r i e s o f H H ; SHS SENIOR FINALE MEGAN H leaves Chris H, all the chores ne xt year; my best friend Joyce S. , a car in park; Maryann M and Candy F, a trip to Argentina; Julie T, a ride t o J F K w i t h t en n i s b a 1 1 s ; Da v i cJ B Marc G, the Valentine flowers they n e V e r go t ; t h e n w 1 o s e r B , a b u n c h of carr ot s ; , - . MALERIE leaves L. a u r a 1... , m y A t a f i p c man, Dale?, all my 1 e g w a r m e r s , a.n d Bassets standard; Kenra S, my Led 7. e j:j p e 1 i 1 n p o s t e r s , back stage pass to Old W a r 1 ( :l B 1 u e R e v i v a 1 c o ri c;; e r t , a i- o u r t cJ t r i n to England; MELISSA G 1 e a v e s J a i i a , a f r e e r u n i n t h 6? ], i V i n q r o o m ; Gail, the best, looking 1 1 -a 1 i an i niag i nab 1 e ; Aliza, someone new to recap a weekend with; Brian M, the perfect g i I 1 ; Mi ke A , my w i c. k e d c; c:) o J. ! i e a i- e , w a n n a trade?; S r M o o s , an open dormroom, ever e n d :i. n q f r i e r i d s I i i p ; MICHAEL B leaves Rob, a piece of gum for the rest of his; 1 i. f e ; B i q D , m o r e t. a p e for the General Dq Mike M, a pack of butts and a piece of Big Filed; Patrice, a n e w 1 Q c k e r a n d a p i e c e o f c: a n d y ; F- i q , the first Boston album; PAGE 21 .MICHELE G leaves Donna G, two more long years at the bus stop; Jamie P, all of my . . . pen caps. . .Kris D, my notebooks and two weeks for makeup work; Christine T, a fun time at home next year; The losers , free tuition at the Suzie Jones Popularity College; Zimbabwe, a small island in the S o u I: h P a c: i f i c for t h e i r n e ;•; t. L u a u ; MICK IE R leaves Tracy S, a. can of mace, Kitty C, a full tank of gas; S t a c e y Z a r i d A 1 1 i. s o n F, a box of lucky c I i a ! ' ■ m s ; D e e w , K a t h y K , and Julie T, Joe ' s p I) o n e n u in h e r ; Sue N , Cloe B, and Chris B, a V a c a t i o n i n t he sun; M D g a n d i a r e n H , A - h r commoris; MIKE F leaves D en I I i s , t. he ability to attend one full day of school next year and m y d r a f t i n q s k i lis; S t e V e R , 1 1 1 e u n 1 i ( n i t e d u s e ci f F- ' i c 1 1 ' s d r a f t i n g t u t j e ; 3 p o on, f i r s t I J i c I-:: s o f 1 1 I e n e w F f e s !■ 1 m a n c 1 a s s g i r 1 s ; . MIKE M leaves Kathy F, f ;i. q h t f r o n t s e a t o f m y c a r ; T i r t a .0 , n i y M u r — I (I a c s h i r ' t s ; Stephen F , m y i ' i e a d -- ta a n g i n q t a p e s ; !•■:: i r s t e r i E , in y g u «i ; Jerry C, my Corvettes t. hi a t. at. r e 1 1 t r i-.t n n i r i g ; Kevin M, my unfinished c. hi e c k e r b l:: a r d in s hi op; Briaii L, my cheat n o t e e:. f ■ r c:) m G d y s s e y ; MUZZ leaves Che, years of 1 a V e a nd hi a p p i. n e s s ; L a n c e L. , o u r lucky y I e r f I t o o j -i ; S w a n n y , 1 1 ' e a s u r e d m e (ii o r i e s of f o o t b all; C 1 e en L , John MARIA M leaves Karen all the orange c h a i r s i n t hi e c a f ; C hi r- i s , all the g u n s i r i t h e wor Id; J i mmy , a baby machine; Mike, my hiear t and eras iness; L. i n d a , M r . F r e n c hi F r y ; Maria Si mas, a gasoline can;

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