Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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Hope Anne Carter “Thumper” Up On: Montreal, field hockey, parties, great freinds, 18, old swill, laughing, JT, cruising?! in KS’s boat, NH and Vermont skiing, Prom ’81 , Waikiki mix, peppermint, MacDonald’s in the morning, A P cats Down On: Wareham, MA 9 27 81, wrong directions So many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run And yes. We’ve Just Begun. Elena Chiesa (From Italy!) Hi, I’m the Italian AP’S’er I’m living a super experience! It is impossi- ble to be homesick while doing so many new, interesting and ex- iting things. I hope that many of you will live through something so great as meeting new people and visiting new places in the world! Thanks, everybody, for making my year this beautiful Ciao Elena P.S. (Hey Lynne!) Write!!! — Via dei Mille No 7 Genova, Italy Christopher Colbourn Up On: Outdoor Concerts, the Allman Brothers Band, Fast cars (Polara’s, P’ury IPs), Mick Jagger, Leather Whips, Ros- sington-Collins, Jerry and Bob, Honest friends, Keith Richards Not Into: the “employer”, Mark Chapman I believe we’re moving toward a new age in ideas and events. There’s a young revolution in thought and manner about to take place. — Brian Jones Pamela Barrett Colt Remember: Field hockey, Maine, Naushon, Celtics, sail- ing, Boston, preps, nice clothes, rainbows, bears, cameras, smurfs, dances, my family, trust, Montana style, H.C. ' 79, b-ball, summer ’81, the S-B book, WWI, rolls royce, K.R. ’81, 6 R.C.’s, ran- dy, arthur with d.k. j.b. Dread: snakes, bad ankles knees, hospitals, rainy days, lengths, shy people, fakes, W.T. in W.R., W.S., being caught, lies, people who don’t say what they feel. Marcie Lyn Cates Memories . . . Special times, “THE P’AMILY”, concerts. Yams, cheerleading. Spirit Sticks!, F.P.S.?, Florida “80”, M.W., Knockouts!!, Bubbles ’n’ Blue Skies, Boston, V.R.’s, Wilderness Family, Gook- outs!, Bermuda “82”!! How many words have I got to say And how many times will it be this way With your arms around the fu- ture And your back up against the past . . . — Moody Blues Albertina L. Cicio “Albert, Al, Cheechio” Up On: K.T., M.C., A.D., D.L., C.M., friends, sunny days, Ita- ly, family Usually Seen: 9 to 9, Silver Wagon, crusin with A.D. Favorite People: M.C., A.D., K.T., M.C., mom, dad Best Memories: 6 2 79, 5 17 81, 7 17 81, 7 18 81, 7 19 81 Favorite Saying: Hey, whats up, see ya, catch ya later Favorite : 29 k’avorite Song: He’s So Shy (Pointer Sisters) Ambition: To live a happy life and to share it with someone special. Kyle M. Coleman 12 25 64 Likes: the Stones, talks with T.C., twins, Pineberries, wick- ed white lines. Favorite Person: Kevin Memories: B.K., 9 14 79, motion at the legion, 10 4-6 81. The program for this evening is not new. You’ve seen this entertainment through and through. You’ve seen your birth, your life, your death. You might recall all of the rest. Did you have a good life when you died? Enough to base a movie on. MORRISON Jeanne Elizabeth Commane “Sully” Up On: D.S. G.S., Laughing, friends, Beatles, Summer nights . . . Long Weekends. Memories: Christmas 80, Sum- mer 80, 9 20 81 w M.C., R.C., C.M., V.W. at BKs. ! Stand up on your feet Your life is short as heck. You could be dead tomorrow. Today may be your Last Chance to believe in yourself. Your Last Chance to veil, Your Last Chance to be good to yourself. Your Last Chance to Dream! — SHOOTING STAR — Thanks Mom Dad 10

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Christopher Brenton If the doors to mans perception were truly cleansed; man would see the world for what it really is; infinite. Wouldn’t it be great if we could publish alternate universes? 1 don’t know, maybe it was the roses . . . D.M., thank you for being you, you’ve touched my life. They whisper promises in the dark. Med — what? There is nothing like a GRATEFUL DEAD concert. — Chris Brenton Jennifer Marie Brown “Jenny B., Brownie” Memories: MHS Dancing Band . . . Exchange Concerts, Paper packing parties, Boom Chug- ga Lugga Lugga, Ground Round parking lots at 11:30! Whose chain D.K.? Benny’s stupid jokes! Popcorn — Dis- creetness Up On: Family, friends, beaches, Nantucket, and sunny days. Miseries: Rainy days, goodbyes, sitting home on Saturday nights Life is a series of hellos and goodbye’s I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again David J. Burke Jr. D.J. Deej Didge E-Day Up On: Hoops, Big Blue, Celtics, N.B.P.T., Warren’s New Year, 4th July at Curtis’, Benny’s Ed, Cape, 7 24 81 VH, Old Wharf Rd., Exchanges, NoonHill, movies w friends, M.M(van), D.P., S.M., P.M., S.M., L.B. (seafood), D.J. N.W., C.A., L.H., D.R., C.B. Down On: Moving, No Trans- portation Favorites: 21, “in your face”, “You’re my hero”, “Cannon- ball”, Homecoming, Quarries, Mr. Belmont Life Is: What happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. Erik S. Cannon “Ira” “Red” Up On: 2:10, soccer, Jackcicles, Buddy Holly, Jefferson Air- ' plane, road trips, skiing. Down On: 8:00. Rubic’s cube. Usually Seen: At Bullard’s At first the infant. Mewling and puking in the 1 nurse’s arms. i| And then the whining school- ; boy, with his satchel. And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. — Shakesp eare — Margaret Brooks Meg Mega 13 Up On: P’oxRuns (pineapple gang), )unk Food, Parties, Soc- cer, Sailing, Visits to Spring- field, Close b’riends, F’amily. Down On: Having a plastic body. Rainy Days, Sat. Morning practices, teatherballs too Much homework. Memories: Prom 80 pr.. Roller- skating 80’, The Big ‘E’, Sheep Sh . . ., tent parties, good times w friends . . . Long- wood Rd . . . ? Denise Brymer Up On: Weekends, Family, Good Friends, Dedham, Proms, Roses, Summers, Pay Day, Buying Clothes, Pizza, The Doors, and Boston. Down On: Broken Hairdryers, Rainy Days, May 14th, Alge- bra II Memories: White Cliffs, Fal- mouth Heights, Cape Cod, Old Silver Beach, Paragon Park, N.Y.E., Y.C.P with Janine, Shopping with Nana Kay. Ambition: On to College and to be Independently Wealthy. Christopher Burtt Up On: Football, Hoops, BIG BLUE, Skiing, Water Skiing, Parties, Good times with good friends. Down On: Monday mornings. Leaving good friends. Pa- triots. Best Memories: Noon Hill, 27, Summer of 81, The Games, Parties and outrageous times at M.H.S. Ambition: To do the best 1 can at whatever I do. Life Is: A Challenge; You get out of it what you put into it. Thomas B. Caragliano Up On: old squawkers and get- ting out of hand, 3 14 81 , Bugs Bunny, the Eleven, the begin- ning of the alphabet. Down On: Sir Dankus, harass- ments, no gravy Happiness Is: Walking out in the morning dew. Ambition: To get blown away by an AK-40 automatic assault rifle. 9

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Connie Jean Cox G.C. . . . Prom ' 81 . . 4 10 81 . . . Sueooo . . . Late movies???? . . . Talks ' till 2 . . . “You’re Cot a Friend” . . . Stowe Vt . . . 2 14 81 . . . “Freebird” . . . breaking tetherballs . . . softball . . . movies with friends . . . So many faces in and out of my life . . . Some will last, Some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos . . . and good- byes . . . I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye — again . . . — Billy Joel — David M. Cronin (Moody) Up On: Bleachoes, SS, USA, Technology Not Up On; Predictability, KF-$, Seasons, Requirements Favorite Saying; No Bleach — No Deal Memories: Wasting money and time, Laughes, loves and losses Upon learning to truly see a man of knowledge becomes every- thing by becoming nothing, don Juan Matus — 3 Oct., 1968 Sonora, Mexico Grant Christopher Cos Up On: “The Boss” 12 16 80, booting. The Lightbulb track, my family. Zero and Blind Terry, Mack the Knife, God Down On: booting. The Two Musketeers, ugliness Best Memories: a certain barn in Medfield, runs to the beach with Steve and Jen “People are so out of touch” The immortal A1 Me. Amy Beth Corcoran Up On: Boston, Field Hockey, 10, Concerts, Ohio, Camp- ing, t’aH Days, Good Friends, Second Chances. Not Too Up On: No sleep!. Bad moods. Rainy nights. Diets, Misunderstandings. Memories: Roadtrips, The Canoe-Race, SKAT, Martha’s ■Vineyard ’81’, G.T, Shufflin w Jill, Egypt Beach, WAAAAHI, Music Exchange ’81, The Misadventures of Amy and Lauren, The “WORM”, . . . Good for a laugh, and an ice cream to boot, LISTENIN’ TO THE MUSIC . . . Alyson Ann Condit “Al” Up On: Hampton and Nauset beach. Traffic jams. Red Sox Games, L.B.I., Bad Co., P.P. Crew, U-Mass Weekends, Ant- music, APIAB, “wrongoi”, 8 25 79, Doughnuts, “Cuocs” stories, Metro’s boyfriend. Down On: Locking keys in cars, getting lost with K.M., Argu- ments with stubborn people, “I strongly disagree!”. Mo’s great idea’s, Mrs. P?, K.C.’s illnesses. Life is too serious to take too seriously. Barry J. Coughlin B.J. Up On: CL350’s, skiing, la- crosse, Anchor Steam, Ato- mic ARC’S, money, Celtic’s, Blue bonnet Bowl 80, 928’s, powder hounds. Bio Systems Down On; Winter fog, Monday exams. Flexible Sigmoid’s, automatics, icy roads. Lugs Only those who dare . . . truly live E. Ferrari Winslow H. Crocker 111. “Win” Best Memories: Football, La- crosse, Waterskiing, Scuba diving. Hunting, Fishing, Par- ties, Summer, Concerts, The beach, Scituate, Times with friends and Family, All nighters. Favorite Musicians: Beatles, Moody Blues, The Dead Dislikes: Losing, Wasting time. Being rushed, Lending money to friends. Finals, Calling from J.M.’s office. Parents coming home early Favorite Saying: “If you can’t dazzle them with brillance baffle them with B.S.” Judith Ann Cullen Butchie Old Judy Jude Jully Ghost, Cat, rhymes in Dana’s car, puns, jelly, jam sessions, Cam- poree ‘81’, laughs, “a skirt”, Gravytrain, Stonehill, the Bea- tles, G Women, Harvard Square, Exchange ‘81’, the piggie and duckie, smilie sounds, Donna — Buddy, Mac’s, running, Neil Young, tea and Shakespeare. “Fine choice, Landesberg!’’ “And your mother’s a man, the End.”