Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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' t « l W . I As members of the 1975 graduating class we’d I like to be able to dedicate our yearbook to many of the teachers who have contributed so much to I our education. There has been one man,| [ however, who has helped us greatly He is always there when needed, either to help I lor talk to. With many students, he has| established a teacher-pupil relationship. His mellow voice is heard over the public I || address system at some of our home athletic I I events. As one of the assistant pool directors, hel f has helped to make the new addition a vital part| ; of our school curriculum. We wish him the best of health and good for-1 tune in the years to come and we feel privileged f to honor this man in his last year as a teacher, I p and hope he regards our dedication to him as the) H crown of an illustrious career in education. The class of ’75 takes great pride in dedicating j its Yahara to our friend----“Boots Fuller. Dedication

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46Together” Memories will drift away with the breezes of different seasons, but the feeling of togetherness will never cease to linger on in the minds and hearts of our class of 1975. The history of our class tells the tale of eternal unity as we stood by each other through the traumas of semester exams, the hour long lectures, and the excitement filled atmosphere of pep assemblies. It has been said that one is the loneliest number, although this has been sentenced to a false meaning this past year at S.H.S. due to the fact that our flock has been as one, led solely by ourselves, and bound and determined to conquer all in its path. We are now the products of education, destined on a one way street toward a never terminating goal of success. We will give this goal our best shot, and whatever the outcome we will always be able to say, “United we stand, divided we fall.”

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