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

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Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and We shall all leave SHS with many wonder- ful memories, the most precious of which are memories of our friendships. The friends we have made here affected every aspect of our school day. For many of us, each morning began by riding to school with friends, sharing a seat on either a car or a bus. We looked forward to meeting the gang in the Caf or outside the attendance office. At 8 we ' d find ourselves with the same homeroom buddies brought close to us by the alphabet year after year. Then, each and every day, we encountered all types of friends: kids we only knew from the one class we shared with them . . . Commons and lunch buddies with whom we shared tables and walks to the snack bar . . . the hi ' s and quick locker conversations in those always- too-short four-minute breaks . . . dependable friends who helped us through tough times and dependent friends whom we tried to help . . . and the after-school buddies in sports and clubs. With each one we shared a brief moment, an hour, a day, our lives and our inner thoughts. Some of these friends will be with us for the rest of our lives. Others will live only in our memories. As we move on to pursue our individual dreams, the happy times we shared as Stoughton High ' s Class of 1987 will remain forever in our hearts, and our friendships will be part of the memory. No matter where life ' s journey takes each of us, we will always be bonded as one big family. In tribute to these FRIENDSHIPS, the 1987 STOTONIAN is dedicated.

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1983-84: ' 87 Comes to Stoughton High . . . Herlihy asks Noreen Tierney; (Right) A big senior looks on as frosh buddies Matt Ridell and Dave Skoletsky pose IHr er) Are we having fun? Corinne A gleesome threesome (1983 vintage) are Greenberg, and (let ' s not forget) Kim Harris. Kim Tobins, Michelle Lir Jeff (Teplitz) leads the frosh attack. lull 1983- 84 FollLsh. foolish Frosh, our fir.?! year at Stoughton High under the leadership of Amy Tarpey, president; Debbie Swanbeck; lonnifi Remmes, secretary; Kalhy Kosinski, Ireasu and Mrs, Kathryn Cullen, advisor . . Ron. Reagan entered his second term Yazslremski retires , . . Sally K. Ride America ' .s first woman in orbit . . . William Schroeder becomes the second person to receive a permanent artificial heart ... A little ol ' lady. Clara Peller, captures American tv viewers with a Where ' s the beef commercial for Wendy ' s , , . Vanes,sa Williams becomes 56 h Miss America and runs inio a storm about showing the bare fads in a Playboy Magazine picture display . . . U.S. Armed Forces invadj Grenada . . . terrorism in Beirut ... a controv sial movie about nuclear war. The Day Afler scares everyone who watches il , . . Cabbage Patch kids make their appearance on toy shelves . . . SHS freshman football team en season 4-2 .. . var.sity baseball team are si champs . . . after nearly being counted oi because of lack of participation, field hockey SHS is revived with lots of frosh girls comi out for the sport . . . and. lel ' .s not forget, t.. beginning of our CLASS lOKK: Painter ' s Hal fundraiser . . . ir at Amy nif Hl ' mm !lia J| - to Itle tv cial lies out ine age Biii CLASS OF 1987 EXECUTIVE BOARD in 1984): (Front) Amy Tarpey, Mrs. Kathryn Cullen. (2nd) Karen Anderson, Debbie Swanbeck, Kathy Kosinski, Pat Donnelly, Louie Poillucci. (3rd) )ennifer Remmes, Renee Somers, Noreen Tierney, Robin Young, Heidi Ostroff, Matt Ridell, lanice Lorenz. (Rear) )eff Teplitz, Bill Kane. Duke Donoghue, Richie Doyle, Mike Carroll, Rose Zadra, Cindy Dykes, cfhris Fogarty.