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

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PAGE 22 SHS SENIOR FINALE JUNE 1986 T , t h e r t:?c; aq n i t i on they deserve; Spence, late night drives dawn Thudei Road ; Duni ' ie, a t r i p t a Med f or d ; Ber 1 s , a c hem i s t r y set ; NANCI leaves Susan her mouth because she is shy and doesn ' t talk; Julie, the- days of the week cause she is never here; Tany£- , Mondays: NICOLE J leaves Andrea, the chip ahoys -factory, a stepl adder, campus life; Tory, my clam chowder, honey dip donuts, my nose; Sherry H, all of my cold calls; Jongie, Howie Lewie, 2 points in Spanish; Andy P, a new job; Kathy K, Mussol i n i ; PARVS leaves Gina, all her shoes; Gail, hairspray; Lisa, eyelashes; Michelle, alibis; Diane, all her boyfriends friends; Tracy, an 18th birthday; Stacey, a wig; PATRICE B leaves Jean B, one dollar to buy the school lunch (pizza); Mike B, an underclassman to aggravate; Jerry C, a senior picture of rr.e: Sue M, in a Foxboro field looking for a four— leaf clover; Sue C, a notebook to make airplanes for physics; PATRICK H leaves Robin Y, my Sat. morning hangover; Dennis K, butt end of a cruller; Bobby C; , the lower half of my female slave list; Hurb M, a Burger King carrot clipper; Tom O, a cold shoiMer; Sean L, left in school forever ; PATTI C leaves Sharyn D, Cathy ' s woods and a can of brown paint; Lau-ren S, Westgate ' s cocaine ; Cheryl C, pine trees on the corner; Cathy H, a ziploc baggie ? blue pencil boxes; Dayna W, secret recipes; Sheri H, a watter bubbler; Mike S, keys to handcuffs; PAUL F 1 eaves Rob , a 280 e;; . ; Jerry, 3 lunches; Dennis, a sophomore v )ith mono; Steve G, a hood to his car; Mike G, A-hr commons with Mr. B; PAUL S leaves Peter G, my brother ' s red chair along with the remote control ; Pia L, Anthony ' s other earring; Megan H, the power of love; Diane N , a brand pair of shoes from the treasury of NHS; PAULA B 1 eaves Maria, goosewi ng filled with undudas and layers and one good— looking cowboy; Michelle, all my D; Maria, opera in D3rd hallways; Mr. F, touring Boston at K aty Gibbs; Ria, a lasting f r i endsh i p ; PETER G leaves Marc G, a couple of aspirins; Paul S, a free wrestling ticket and, unfortunately, his brother Mike; Eric K, a new jacket; Ms B, a Sarni e-e;; termi nator ; Megan H, seven— inch heels; pip leaves Anthony my love and my seat; Stacey, Magnum PI; Cindy, Chinese food; Elyse, a blank attendance card; Nancy, Filene ' s; RACHEL leaves Risa, sack memories, men on Boston Common, and our □Mass experience; Kale; a new driver— ed car; Di , many brave customers and oops i nsurance; RENE B leaves Kathy K, Ralph and Pumpkin; Andy B, my scarf; Tim D, conversation lessons; Joe S, financial support; Maurice L, purple socks; Carol d D, memories of 1986: RETA leaves Rachel, the left side of my car; Steve 6, many lonely nights without E ? £-1 new PYT; sister Debbi , fond nieinories of when I lived at home; Trembles, a big hunk (of what?) ; RICH A leaves Bi 1 K, a XX XX small muscle shirt; Paul Mc , a car that windows work in; Brian, a steady girl f r i end ; Mi ke F , a tup per ware bowl and a package of sweets; Boush , McC, Carl, Mike, a night in cell 2... RICH W leaves ' em 1 a u y hri n g with a place to visit in SoCal ; Candy, some insincerity; Joyce, my forever love and respect; MaryAnn, a fond good-bye Dolly; Meg Ian, a hootchi e-kootchi e; Jim L, my acid tongue;

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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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JUNE 1986 SHS SENIOR FINALE PAGE 23 RICK S leaves Tim an elephant (if you can ' t be one, you can at least have one) ; Andy , a cigarette like the one you took in ISS; Lee-Ann, a treasure o-f memories to spend any time; Jime, a four-wheel drive truck so he wont ' get stuck in any more cemetaries; Mr I, thanks for having learned more than math in his classes; ROBERT B leaves Big D a the memories of the Two Tigers; Spoon, my 13-year old neighbor and desk drawings; Wendy, more of my time, care and better- t i n i e s m y every whi ch-way--but-l oo se al bum ! ; Fig, lifetime supply of auto parts for the Dart; RON D Leaves Mr. W, a day without f or get ting; CD , a t £. r k f gas; LL, a green 1 i g h t ; D S , w 1 1 a t e v e r he wants; SB a Cape boat; Muzs: , the Hansen Cup; Ed , 3. sense of r i g l i t e o u s r i ess; Hector, just one gi r 1 ; SANDRA F ' leaves Joe F , all my love; Susan G , lie r o w n p r i v b t e beach; Janet L, a black Corvette; Laura K, a public school; Ste v e M , ( (i y s i n c e i ' - e apologies; Todd L, a 1 a r • q e d o s e o f t. r u t h s e r u m ; C h r is F , a hi o m e for duckie; SCOTT leaves liomez , a school nsizord; Julie T, child sup p or t ; Eric S , the children; Bob S , a room at the Hotel California; Jay R, another year with H u r 1 e y ; J a n i n e , N a n c y , Laura, ? Donna, £ 1 1 my love an d b e s t o f 1 u c: k ; SCOTT A leaves Eric W, a K, another week in Florida, and four more years at school together; Tim T, a sh i r t w i t. h no c of f ee st ai ns , noth i ng el se , h e ' s got e v e r y t h i i n g ; Carl S, a car that doesn ' t need body work, and an A in physi cs; SCOTT D 1 eaves Howie C all the c: o m p u t e r ' software money can buy; Ken G, a book on how to do r e s ear c 1 1 p a p e r s £t n d essays; Etarry S, the sped of the? year award; Dr. D, a good joke book; Lesia D, a (ii o r e c a n s e r v a t i v e wardrobe ; SCOTT R leaves P e t e , a p r a y i- ; K a r e n , C I i i c:: a g o ; R i c:: h , a r a 1 1 - f u r j a c l :: e t ; J o h n R, a rubber thermometer for Chem I Z II; Eric, a program i: !• ) t. w e c. a n w r i t e ; SHARON leaves the chess team my best w i s h e s f o r m a n y successful seasons™ . . SHARYN D leaves P a 1 1 i C , t r e e s t u i fi p s i r i 1 1 -1 e wood s (::l e n t s i n t h e s t r e e t ; L a u i- e 1 1 S, 10 ft. of gum w r a p p e r s ; D a y n a W , Roufe, ah! and a smurf u n d e I ' t hi e table; M i k e S, a case of Bud, porcelain god, and an alarm clock; Cheryl C, pic n i c s on the floor; Cathy H, blue pencil boxes; Chris B, 1 curl and a ride to the lane; SHEILA J leaves Tina, a boop, wow, a chance to be Trevor ' s first. Boo F adley? a. friendship treasured forever; Todd, a hug, a thanks 2 ooooh ; Jen, p£- ck of more Lights; Liz, an Odyssey a d V e I i t u r ; C i n d y , a f u n - fill e d D r i v e - i n m o V i e ; S t a c e y S , only the Homi 1 y ; Bri , I z r b 1 1 y o u ; S u s a n i t a , F ' ogo , F;ob i 1 n i t. a , move the bal 1 ; SHERI H leaves my c 1 osest f r i ends , y ear- s o f friend s ti i p , memor i es and oz ; I -J i c o 1 e , Fi a b i n , a n cJ Fi; o b i n , a 1 1 1 1 i e a d v i c e a big sister can give; Che? re , Jul i e , Annemar i e , Tr i c i a , someone else to keep you compi ny; Mr. F , more essays and a n o t ! ' I e r p r i n c e s s ; SHERYL H leaves L i n d a , a d r ■ i v e r s license and an ever 1 ast i ng f r i e I i d s I ii p ; Jason M , juice without fizz; Heidi S, the PAC; N a n c i L , J a c k W a g ri e r ; STAGEY B leaves Jay, all my love; all K 1 y f I i e n 6 s , t ! i e great times; Jon, that c: e r t a i n p r o rri i s e ; Phil, a r I o 1 1 i e r 6 i n c Ii e s ; Bi 1 I , a headbutt; Candy, the; whites of her eyes; the drum sec t i on , soaie