Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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CHARLES HAIGH Cheghy UPON: Speed DOWN ON: WnIkinK LIFE IS: A bowl of cherries FREEDOM IS: Mv own cor USUALLYSEEN: Up town AMBITION: To be Ihe faslesi Sophomore float . . . speed demon . . . ' 63 Chevy SS327. . . abrupt KRISTINE LYNN HANSEN Kris Chirp UP ON: Hein with Rick, cheering, and jiisl living DOWN (i)N: Beinfi alone or cold LIFE IS: Love, friendship, and beinjj happy FREEDOM IS: Anyshere outside in the sunshine AMBITION: To he able to say. If I could live my life over. I wouldn ' t change a single day. P.E. teacher Me. me. me . . . chirp . . . H P. . . . petite ... endless energy ( CHERYL ANN HARRIS Chert Cher 1 am forttver walking upon these shores. Betwixt the siind the the foam. The high tide will erase my footprints. And the wind will blow away the foam. But the sett and the shore Will remain forever. — Kahlil Gibran Sweet . . . fragile . . . New Hampshire Bergson ' s . . . considerate JOSEPH HARRIS o- o Jumpin ' foe UP ON: Saturday nights. Chevies DOWN ON: Gas pumps. mechanical drawing LIFE IS: Whatever vou make it USUALLY SEEN: Leaving at 12:30 AMBITION: To have my own drag¬ racing team FAVORITE SAYING: Bad Scene American foe . . . easygoing .. . primer Pontiac... youngergirls RICHARD GRIFFITH HAVENS Rich Dick UP ON: Long, slow weekends DOWN ON: Waking up at 7:00 A.M. LIFE IS: Doing it right the first lime F ' REEDOM IS: Richie Havens at Woodstock USUALLY SEE.N WI TH: Nothing to do AMBITION: Mathematics major Tennis . . good with figures . . . conscientious . . . walking dictionary THOMAS HENRY Tom UP ON: Weekends, good parties, and sports DOWN ON: Boring classes, home¬ work. and self-centered people LIFE IS: Hope. Success, and failure FREEDOM IS: G.’lling a day off from football practice AMBITION: To he rich and to enjov life Quiet at first, hut look again . Henry Thomas? . . . library regular . . . Hank 24

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JANET MARJORIE GOULD Ion ' ' Ginger ' ' Lord, help me In shoulder Ihe burden of freedom And give me Ihe couruge In he whet 1 can And when I am vvoiindcul h those who condemn me Lord, help me forgive them, they don ' t understand Their lonely frustration, descending to laughter Erase Ihe footprints I leave in Ihe sand And I ' m free to travel where no one can follow In search of Ihe kingdom they don ' t understand, Kris Krisinfferson Lovely red hair , . , baby pants . , , fragile . . . (reckles APRIL FRANCES GOODWIN UP ON: Being with friends, haskethall DOWN ON: Boring jobs, strike two LIFE IS: What you make it FREEDOM IS: Always being yourself AMBITION: Physical Therapist Statuesque . . . athlete . . . congenial ... Duffy ' s mini girl TIMOTHY JOSEPH GRAY Gray Timsy UP ON: Good kids and a good Saturday night DOWN ON: Bags, Math, and Ihe Sen¬ ior Biography USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Belknap hoys AMBITION: To make Spanish II FAVORITE SAYING — That kid ' s whipped A walking map . . . casual . . . witty . . . late arriver . . . cartoonist CHERYL ANN GROVER Cher-ie-l Cher UP ON: Friendly people, smiling, summers in Maine. Colorado. Twirling DOWN ON: Unfriendly people, hypo¬ crites. clicks, fights, being called stpiirl LIFE IS: Like a circus juggling act. one lime around is a lifetime ride FREEDOM IS: Watching the sunrise and sunset behind Colorado Mountains USUALLY SEEN WITH: Robin. Patlie, Dianne AMBi riON: Work and enjoy life Head twirler . . . drug pusher at Maguire ' s. . . . squirt . . . MYC treasurer BARTON EUGENE GUCKENBURG Bart C.S. The Master flack} A flying word from here and there Had sown Ihe name at which we sneered. But soon the name was everywhere. To he reviled and then revered: A presence to be loved and feared. We cannot hide it. or deny That we. gentlemen who jeered. May be forgotten by and liy. Non-conformist . . . long Jocks . . . sweet , . . Good Humor Man DAVID GUENETTE We are pressed on everyside by troubles, but not crushed and broken. We are perplexed because we don ' t know why things happen as they do, but we don ' t give up and quit. We are hunted down, but God never abandons ua. We get knocked down; but we set up again and keep going. II Corinthians 4: 8-9 Tea pots . . . gentle ... be home by 12:00 . . . diligent. . . dramatic 23

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DOUGLAS EVERETT MERSEY Doug IIP ON: Good frionds, dopondnble cars DOWN ON: Foreign languages, ihe draft FREEDOM IS: Not having to rush to work at 2:35 LIFE IS: To understand yourself and help others AMBITION: To further my education Sly Don Juan . . . member of the silent majority . . . tinkers with cars . . . attractive SUSAN MARIE HINKLEY “Sue” Hink UP ON: A certain Italian DOWN ON: War. senior pictures USUALLY SEEN: With |oe. Kimha. and Chickv FREEDOM IS: To he free AMBITION: To he happy The former half of Fric and Fruc . . . ffink . . . owns stock in the C.R. . . . premature gray EDWARD JAMES HOGG “Ed UP ON: Rosies, one legged World War II Vets, and White Owls DOWN ON: Fire hydrants and wet brakes, and Uncle (bis LIFE IS: Seeing who cun gel the loosest FREEDOM IS: Being Ihe loosest “Brains . . . Webster Weekly . . . In quest of the great Pumpkin STEPHEN GORDAN HOGG Steve Hoggy” UP ON: N.K.. Good music, and good friends DOWN ON: I.D. checks in R.L. broken legs, and Cape Cod vacations LIFE IS: A game FREEDOM IS: When Ihe cal ' s away ... USUALLY SEEN WITH: Nancy AMBITION: To he a cop “Space man . . . Kelly ' s Hero . . . Pretty maids all in a row . . . com¬ passionate BRADFORD LEE HOLLIS Brad You strike my side hy accident as you go down for your gold The cri[)ple here that you clothe and feed is neither starved or cold 1 le does not ask for your company Not at Ihe center. Ihe center of Ihe world I have begun to long for you I who have no greed I have begun to ask for you I who have no need You are the key to my everything You are Ihe flesh that I wear — L. Cohen A chess king . . . articulate . . . great wit . . . analytic BLAZE HUDACK UP ON: Good people, good times FREEDOM IS: Music LIFE IS: Not a fi ' j hour day AMBITKJN: Archeologist Music freak . .. silent. , . pint size 25