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

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We ' re no (onger Citt(e Tros fi . 1986-87: We begin our second year with a new president, Stacey Piselli, and a supporting crew of Kim Barry, vice-president; Cristen Her- lihy, secretary; and Julie Westcott, treasurer. The boys basketball and field hockey teams were league champs. Tina Rettman was named a Hock- omock League all-star in Cross- country. The second annual Hallow- een party was a success. The class Spirit Hall theme was the Wizard of Oz and, as a fundraiser, SHS sweatpants and sweatshirts were sold. The students vs. teachers basket- ball game was well attended. The musical for 1988 was Once Upon a Mattress. Student Council sponsored a lip-sync variety show. The nuclear meltdown in Chernobyl (Russia) scared the world. On the good side was a successful year in sports for Boston fans. The Red Sox made it to the World Series, the Bruins made it to the playoffs, and the Celtics were division champs. We were no longer underclassmen. We now looked forward to giving freshmen wrong direction to the mythical elevator, and we could now pick semester courses and get to keep (or discard) teachers after a half year. J

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A picture has been said to be something between a thing and a thought. (Samuel Palmer) There are two sides to every coin. Students today at SHS are no exception. During the school day, our academic image reveals itself. But when that 2:09 bell rings, that image is put away and our imprisoned inner selves are are released with those of our friends, and the other side of our personality comes out. The camera captures forever the images of these alternate moments. The age demanded an image. (Ezra Pound)