Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1965 volume:

! • OR? A W f W-W$ ' ■ % . ? 4Lte f , fS Medfield High School Medfield, Massachusetts Volume XIV DEDICATION WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO BROTHERHOOD. Brotherhood flourishes quietly in children —color never obscures a child ' s vision, religion never clouds a child ' s thinking. But as children grow, their understanding withers, and one day they are made to take up arms against a people they have never seen. And those who die will join together under the earth in a rest where color never obscures vision, and religion never clouds thinking. When will they ever learn? St ez ? ' ' 2 CONTENTS • ACADEMIC Administration School Committee Guidance Faculty Non-Teaching Faculty SENIORS Senior Section Superlative Will UNDERCLASSES Class of 1966 Class of 1967 Class of 1968 • ACTIVITIES Student Council Honor Society Peak Staff Music Clubs • ATHLETICS Football Basketball Baseball Girls ' Basketball Cross Country Girls ' Softball Majorettes Cheerleaders Advertisements 4 5 5 6-11 12 14-46 48-49 52-53 56-57 58-59 60-61 64 68 65 66-67 69-72 78-79 80-81 82-83 84-85 86 87 90 88-89 94-111 3 From The Administration . . . SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Class of 1965 A part of your development has been accomplished with this—your Graduation. For your continuing growth, I would remind you that the promise of America is an authentic equal opportunity for all to earn a better life. Motivate the use of your God-given intelligence so as to lighten your labors and to satisfy your needs and desires. Best wishes and may God be with you always. Sincerely, Thomas A. Blake Thomas A. Blake, Superintendent Ph.B Boston College Ed.M Boston College Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study, Boston University James H. Morris, Ass ' t Principal A.B. Providence College M.Ed. Boston University Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study, Boston University PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE To The Class of 1965: Now that your high school education has come to an end you as indviduals will go your separate ways to school, work or in the armed forces. Whatever your choice may be, we at Medfield High School wish yo u well. Choose wisely as the future of this great country will eventually be your responsibility. Be a good citizen who takes an interest and active part in your community, state and nation. We of Medfield High School sin¬ cerely pray that we have prepared you to be a good citizen. May God bless you and watch over you. Very truly yours, Charles F. Mains Principal Charles F. Mains, Principal B.S. Boston University M.Ed. State College at Boston . ■� • SCHOOL COMMITTEE L. To R.: Mr. Joseph H. Dona¬ hue, Mr. James T. Frame, Chair¬ man; Mr. Walter Frank, Mr. G. Marshall Chick, Dr. Lennard Swanson. GUIDANCE Mr. James McCarty, Guidance Counselor B.S. in Ed. Northeastern University M.Ed. Boston State College Mr. Allen E. Hastings, Guidance Director B.S. Tufts University M.A. Tufts University 5 John A. Girard Mathematics and Science B.S. State College at Bridgewater Robert D. Hersee, Music B.M. Boston University M.M. Boston University A. Bernardo Higuera Spanish and French B.A. University of Vermont M.Ed. University of Vermont Thirty Hours of Advanced Graduate Study Daniel E. Hogan, Librarian B.S. Boston University FACULTY I Nancy E. Kelley Physical Education B.S. Bouve Boston School Tufts University Charles A. Laverty Latin and English B.A. St. Michael ' s M.Ed. State College at Boston Edward B. Keyes Physical Education B.S. Boston University M.Ed. State College at Boston MN � • . W Harry L. Kreshpane, Social Studies B.S. Northeastern University FACULTY Patricia M. Luttazi Home Economics B.S. State College at Framingham FACULTY vV v , A J .S ' U V ' - „ y 4 S 1 k A r Pault Paula M. McDonough a - y y English B.S. Boston College ' Oh, Teddy ' s a good old friend of mine. James E. Morris, Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing B.S. State College at Fitchburg M.Ed. Boston University 9 FACULTY Louise M. Richardson Home Economics B.S. State College at Framingham Laura H. Smith, World History and French Myrna Serfiiippi English B.S. Northeastern University B.A. Vassar College A.M. Radcliffe College Thirty Hours of Advanced Graduate Study Estelle Stahl, English B.A. Radcliffe College M.F.A. Boston University N M Julia L. Warburton Chemistry-Physics Department Head B.A. University of Utah M.Ed. Tufts University m Md NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Mrs. Priscilla D. Clarke and Mrs. Mina L. Davis, Secretaries A. Ritchie Stagg, M.D. School Physician Mrs. Anna R. Clancy, Mrs. A. Bravo, Mrs. Charlotte R. Randolph, Cafeteria Personnel. Absent when picture was taken: Mrs. Margaret C. Bouin. Mrs. Madeleine Harding School Nurse Mrs. Irene F. Todd Dietitian Top: Ercole lafolla and Chief Custodian Walter F. Reynolds. Bottom: Edward Newhall, Vincent Hallo- well. Ami not a man and brother? MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL JAMES GUTHRIE BLAKE Jim FAVORITE SAYING: gee, this is stupid . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: business executive . . . PURPLE PASSION: athletics and politics . . . PET PEEVE: Red Sox and the Bruins. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, vice-president 3, president 3, 4 . . . class president 1 . . . glee club 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1 . . . graduation usher 2 . . . graduation marshal 3 . . . Boy ' s State Delegate 3 . . . football 1 . . . bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 1, 2, 3 ; 4. Prez . . . parlez-vous franc ais? . . . this is Jim Blake speaking for the Student Council . . . Hey, look at me, I can twist . . . Everybody loves somebody. EDWARD BEARD Ed FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s sharp . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: linguist . . . PURPLE PASSION: set of wheels . . . PET PEEVE: Mr. Cuoco following in his Chevy at track. ACTIVITIES: music festival 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . dance band 2, 3, 4 . . . student librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . band 1, 3, 4 . . . cross country 1, 2, 3, 4 ... science fair 1. Plays a mean sax . . . speaks real Parisian . . . Venice regular . . . Friday night with the fellas. FAVORITE SAYING: What can I say? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Art teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: art . . . PET PEEVE: smoking. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . drama club 1, 3 ... art club C 2 ... fashion show 1, 2, 3 ... make-up and scenery for school play 3, 4 . . . freshman frolic decorations commit¬ tee 3 . . . interschool art contest 3. Confectionary cookie . . . wild subterranean parties ... all those Medway boys . . . who is it this time, Dave, Steve, or Paul? CYNTHIA BERG 14 CLASS OF 1965 ELIZABETH BLANCHARD Liz FAVORITE SAYING: hey, that ' s cool! ... TEN YEARS HENCE: English teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: folk singers (Bob Dylan) ACTIVITIES: school play 4. Harvard Square . . . I ' m going to get my hair cut . . . Don ' t lose your contacts . . . allergic to alcohol? ' Judy ' FAVORITE SAYING: okay; my word . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: noodles in tomato soup . . . PET PEEVE: rolled up toothpaste tubes. ACTIVITIES: chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2, 3 . . . volleyball intramurals . . . basketball intramurals 1 . . . drama club 1, 2, 3 . . . fashion 2, 3, 4 . . . music festival 2, 3 . . . Future Teacher ' s club 4 . . . Jr.-Sr. banquet committee 3 . . . freshman initiation committee 3. good with the words, great with the wheels, and wonderful with the gang . . . always a sweet smile and a kind gesture ... a certain Needham boy. JUDITH A. BOYLE CAROL BROWN Carol FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m not proud . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: magazine editor . . PURPLE PASSION: R. B. S. . . . PET PEEVE: censorship. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1, 2 . . . class vice-president 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . creative writing 4 . . . student librarian 2 . . . spring music festival 2 . . . science fair 1 . What ' s the matter with the midwest? . . . Have you read - ? . . . giggle, giggle ... I just LOVE Syracuse. 15 CLASS OF 1965 RICHARD WILLIAM BUCKLEY Dick FAVORITE SAYING: crome-it . . . PURPLE PASSION: ' 57 Ford ... PET PEEVE: school. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2, 3 . . . science fair 1. Bombin ' around in a white Ford ... C. T... . take a joke as a joke, and it will not provoke . . . one of God ' s Blue Angels . . . an all star. JUDITH ELIZABETH BUCKLEY ' Judy FAVORITE SAYING: nasty . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: ' 58 black and white Buick ... PET PEEVE: knuckle cracking. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... in¬ tramural basketball 3, 4 . . . intramural volleyball 1,4... Honor Society 3, secretary 4 . . . Student Council newsletter editor 4 . . . pep club 1 . . . student librarian 1 .... library club 1 . . . Peak staff 4 . . . programs for school play 4. 300 words a minute . . . sink it Judy . . . hey I finally got the car . . . A sense of humor is a sense of proportion. DONALD CLIVE Donny Stu FAVORITE SAYING: laugh . . TEN YEARS HENCE: traveling . . . PURPLE PASSION: ' 34 Chevy sedan . . PET PEEVE: Spanish. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 2 . . . base¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . graduation usher 2, 3 . . . glee club 4 . . . chorus 4. Oh, those stag parties at Clive ' s . . . that ' 34 chariot . . . girls, girls, girls!! . . . Do you think we should enlarge the cellar? . . . it is only when you are pursued that you become swift. 16 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL KATHLEEN ANN COTTER Kathy FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s real collegiate! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: home economist . . . PURPLE PASSION: horseback rid¬ ing . . . PET PEEVE: western saddles. ACTIVITIES: library club 2 . . . student librarian 2 . . . Drama club 1 . . . science fair 1, 2, 4 . . . fashion show 1, 2, 4 • ■ ■ Future Teachers club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . creative writing club 2 art club 2 . . . glee club 4 . . . chorus 4 . . . Peak staff 4 . . . Jr.-Sr. Banquet committee 3 . . . class secretary 3 . . . class treas- urer 4 intramural volleyball 3 . . . intramural basketball 3, 4 homecoming weekend committee 4. Promoter . . . real C . . . school spirit jokes . . ■ things are looking sharp today. FREDERICK ROLAND COFFIN, JR. Fred FAVORITE SAYING: get lost . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: a sur¬ veyor . . . PURPLE PASSION: wiping out Delano in a meet . . . PET PEEVE: no recognition of the track team by the students. ACTIVITIES: cross country 2, 3, 4. Track star . . . sober . . . husky voice ... I think I flunked it . . . silence answers much. 3WI iliipiil . SUSAN ELIZABETH COYNE Sue TEN YEARS HENCE: teaching . . . PURPLE PASSION: 768 006 . . . PET PEEVE: any kind of math. ACTIVITIES: choral group 2 . . . Future teachers 2, 4 . . . fash¬ ion show 1, 2, 3 . . . library club 2 . . . cheer leader 3 . . . science fair 1 . . . student librarian 2 . . . homecoming queen candidate 4 . . . intramural basketball 4 . . , intramural volleyball 4 . T. F. . . . college ... I just love those BC boys . . . but I haven ' t finished my homework . . . smart dresser. 17 ■n MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ANN MARIE CUNNINGHAM Ann FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, forget it .. . TEN YEARS HENCE: business career . . . PURPLE PASSION: New Hampshire . . . PET PEEVE: silence. Norwood Prom . . . tee-hee . . . bouncy walk ... a friend to underclassmen . . . neither gives nor takes offense. ROBERT FRANCIS CURRY Bob Bull FAVORITE SAYING: Oh no, what has she done now!? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Civil engineer . . . PURPLE PASSION: Jr. girl . . . PET PEEVE: black ' 56 Ford. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3 co-captain . . . basketball 1, 2, 3 ; 4 . . . baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 4 . . . glee club 4 . . . prom committee 3. Captain . . . Baby beef . . . Horseneck Beach . . . Mosely ' s . . . King Bob. RICHARD MATTHEW DAVIDSON Ricky FAVORITE SAYING: don ' t get shmardt, I shlap you in da nose . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Mechanical engineer . . . PURPLE PASSION: Pontiac . . . PET PEEVE: Sandi. ACTIVITIES: football 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 2, 3 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4. 18 — CLASS OF 1965 L. LEE DeSORGHER Lee FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s this diseased looking thing?! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Civil engineer . . . PURPLE PASSION: by the Charles! . . . PET PEEVE: Mr. Morris telling me to tuck in my shirt. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . prom committee 3 . . . play usher 2, 3 . . . graduation usher 2. eh what? . . . that ' s stoopid . . . how much is milk today? . . . the shack. JOHN WARREN DELANO Jack TEN YEARS HENCE: astronomer . . . PET PEEVE: no recogni¬ tion for track team. ACTIVITIES: cross country track team 3, 4 . . . glee club 2 . . . science fair 1, 2. speed to spare . . . halloween capers . . . Raggedy Andy . . . Nebo fisherman. NADINE FRANCES DONAHUE FAVORITE SAYING: Wanna go to the Dairy? . . Rapadoodie! TEN YEARS HENCE: owner of Lakeview Ballroom . . PURPLE PASSION: Capron Park . . . PET PEEVE: onions and knuckle-crackers. ACTIVITIES: majorettes 3, 4 . . . Future pep club 1 . . . Dramatic club 1, production 1,3,4... fashion show basketball 1, 2, 4 . . . science fair committee 3, 4. Nurses club 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3 . . • school play 1, 3 . . . intramural 1 4 . . . decoration Millis parties . . . Lakeview . . . Sunday in Boston The Dog . 19 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD ALLEN DUFFUS Duff FAVORITE SAYING: get a shirt . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Bohemia . . . PURPLE PASSION: Med field ... PET PEEVE: being called Doofus. ACTIVITIES: band 1, 2, secretary 3, president 4 . . . chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 2, 3, 4 . . . creative writing 3, 4 . . . Inklings 3, 4 . . . Dance band 3, 4 . . . school play 4. big brown Buick . . . smelling salts, quick! . . . Ross Ross Ross . . . pumpkins in the back seat . . . JD. JANE HOLDEN ECCLESTON Janie FAVORITE SAYING: cool . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: married (I hope) . . . PURPLE PASSION: Horses and drawing them . . . PET PEEVE: people who feel sorry for themselves. ACTIVITIES: Freshman frolic committee 3 . . . make-up and scenery for play 3 ... Jr. class pep week contest committee 3. Lady Rembrandt with her paint brush, and Lady Godiva on a horse . . . Non-conformist . . . dimples. ROBIN KENNETH ELFORD Rob FAVORITE SAYING: For a little while . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: agricultural engineer . . . PURPLE PASSION: 196 5 4 on-the- floor Impala Convertible . . . PET PEEVE: no senior football, and pierced ears. ACTIVITIES: band . . . glee club . . . school play. Playboy . . . Morgan ' s cookout . . . who instigated this riot? ... in the name of Hazel . . . Canadian Mountie. 20 CLASS OF 1965 ROBERT JOHN EMMEL Bob FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s tough . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: mechanical engineer . . . PURPLE PASSION: across the tracks . . . PET PEEVE: ' 55 Buicks. ACTIVITIES: baseball 1 . . . football 2, 3, 4. The Rex . . . Nantasket . . . frog ' s legs . . . those underclass girls . . . Brook Street. CALVIN GEORGE FISHER Cal FAVORITE SAYING: are you bad! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: mathematician . . . PURPLE PASSION: freshman at Lesley . . . PET PEEVE: Chemistry and Physics classes. ACTIVITIES: football 1,3,4... basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . track 2 .. . band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council Treasurer 3 . . . science fair 1, 3, 4 . . . Math league 4. Lesley dorms . . . the Beak . . . Ey-uh . . . Horseneck Beach. TIMOTHY JOSEPH FLAHERTY Tim FAVORITE SAYING: I never get the car . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: History teacher . PURPLE PASSION: trying to pass Algebra . PET PEEVE: summer school. ACTIVITIES: choral singing 1, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1 . . . football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2, 4. Promulgate, you hamsters, promulgate . . . crimson complexion . . Charles Atlas . . . sincere. 21 SUSAN ANN GIROUARD Suzi FAVORITE SAYING: Jeepers crow . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: overseas airline stewardess . . . PURPLE PASSION: Pestering J.S. . . . PET PEEVE: braces and gym first period. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2, manager 4 . . . pep club 2 . . . Dramatics club 2 . . . school play 3, 4 . . . fashion show 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . fashion show skit 2 . . . music festival 1 . . . Student Government Day Representative 4. Friendly ice cream girl . . . one of Dave Clark ' s five . . . beard lover ... oh those rotten eggs! MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTOPHER C. S. GIBBS Chris FAVORITE SAYING: Hey! That ' s right! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: I shall be wiser than I am today . . . PURPLE PASSION: Austin Healey Sprites . . . PET PEEVE: Right-wingers. ACTIVITIES: cross country 2, 3 . . . student forum , . . creative writing . . . glee club. Our man in Germany . . . really?!!? . . . Jug Band . . . speedy . . . Karmann-Ghia. WILLIAM HENRY GILBERT FAVORITE SAYING: So what? who cares? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Locksmith . . . PURPLE PASSION: days off from work . . . PET PEEVE: Nash Ramblers. ACTIVITIES: Radio club. Beat-up Nash . . . speedy . . . colonial caterer . . . quiet type. 22 CLASS OF 1965 DIANE CLAIRE GOULD Di FAVORITE SAYING: can you get the car Barb? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: married . . . PURPLE PASSION: football players . . . PET PEEVE: Navy. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1, 2. Straight from the Gay Ninety ' s . . . y‘ finally got your license . . . crash . . . Susie Park ' s party. RUTH ANNE HAMILTON Ruthie FAVORITE SAYING: no offense or anything but ... TEN YEARS HENCE: Registered Nurse . . . PURPLE PASSION: Bobby PET PEEVE: “droppin drive shafts. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 ( 2 ... pep club 2 . . . chorus 3, 4 . . glee club 3 . . . future nurses 2, 4 . . . fashion show 1 ; 2 , 4 music festival 3, 4 . . . basketball intramurals 1, 4. Walpole ... Bob .. . Walpole ... I think I ' ll bake a pie for his birthday . . . Natick drive-ins. FAVORITE SAYING: just the halibut ... TEN YEARS HENCE: Automotive stylist . . . PURPLE PASSION: Sue .. . PET PEEVE people who can draw. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . creative writing 4. Nebo knock-outs . . . WBZ . . . Nite-Lighters . . . S. R. physics whiz. 23 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM MADISON HEDGEBETH Bill FAVORITE SAYING: it ' s hopeless . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Foreign Service Representative . PURPLE PASSION: North Dakota . . . PET PEEVE: Phrases a traduire. ACTIVITIES: chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... glee club 1, 2, 3 . . . National Honor Society 3, treasurer 4 . . . school play 1 . . . Youth Forum 2 . . . cross country 2 . . . Peak staff 4 . . . science fair 1, 2 . . . Math league 4 . . . graduation usher 3. Dreamer ... I should care . . . cynic . . . Je ne comprends pas. RAYMOND EDWARD HEDGES, III Ray FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s beside the point . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: commercial artist . . . PURPLE PASSION: Lynn, Mass. . . . PET PEEVE: school buses. ACTIVITIES: glee club 1, 2, 3 . . . cross country 1,3... Creative writing 3, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. My boomerang won ' t come back . . . abstractionist . . . swingin ' dancer . . . great skater. JAMES JOSEPH HESNAN, JR. Jaime TEN YEARS HENCE: who knows . . . PURPLE PASSION: money and a Corvette Stingray . . . PET PEEVE: people asking what my pet peeve is. ACTIVITIES: Creative writing club . . . Inklings staff . . . cross country. Super Duper Executive . . . agent 007 . . . intellectual loafer . . . HUAC pamphlets. 24 CLASS OF 1965 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh! My heart . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: Bruce ... PET PEEVE: Corvairs. ACTIVITIES: band 1 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 2 . . . fashion show 2, 3, 4 . . . Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . prom committee 3 . . . Future Teachers 4 . . . Memorial Day Pageant 3 . . . Math league 4. Minnesota Swede ... a bowl of fruit . . . beautiful blonde . . . Fayo ' s. TERI HELEN HJELMSTAD PATRICIA ANN IAFOLLA lafolle-e-e-e FAVORITE SAYING: no offense or nothing but . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary . . . PURLPE PASSION: number 77 . . . PET PEEVE: Susan P. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1, 3, 4 ... pep club 1, 2 . . . Drama club 1, 2 . . . chorus 1, 2 . . . Music Festival 1, 2. Al ' s birthday present . . . diets . . . Home Ec. dish ... a cer¬ tain number IT. PETER ALAN IAFOLLA “lafollie FAVORITE SAYING: are you kidding me? ... TEN YEARS HENCE: mechanic . . . PURPLE PASSION: girls. ACTIVITIES: football 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. Oh, that goatee . . . pint-size but powerful . . . Frairy St. hangout. 25 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GLENN JACKSON Jack FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s tough . . . TEN electrician . . . PURPLE PASSION: money . modern World History. ACTIVITIES: basketball manager 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 1 . . . glee club 1 . . . Audio-visual 1, 2, 3. cool it, man, cool it ... a cute little laugh it, he manages it .. . one of the gang. MARGARET ANNA INMAN Peggy FAVORITE SAYING: no spooking . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: hair¬ dresser . . . PURPLE PASSION: Franny and David . . . PET PEEVE: people who are two faced. YEARS HENCE: . . PET PEEVE: baseball manager . . . you name ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 ... fashion show 1 ... Future Nurses club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman frolic committee 3 . . . Jr.-Sr. Banquet committee 3 . . . Jr.-Sr. prom committee 3. taxi ... a DAVID ALLEN KEIGWIN ' Keggie ' ' FAVORITE SAYING: relax . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: mechanic . . . PURPLE PASSION: cars . . . PET PEEVE: college. c, n ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . baseball manager 2 . . . football manager 2, 3, 4. fill ‘er up .. . Little deuce coupe ... a helping hand . . . what a manager! 26 CLASS OF 1965 BARBARA FAY KEIRSTEAD “Barb FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m broke . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: dog catcher . . . PURPLE PASSION: Red Kharmann Ghias . . . PET PEEVE: easy quizzes- ACTIVITIES: pep club 2, secretary 3, vice-president 4 . . . chorus 1,2,3 Creative writing 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. Way out lit . . . knittin those sweaters . . . plenty of pep . . . photographic phanatic- JEAN ALICE KEIRSTEAD Jeanie FAVORITE SAYING: what ' cha doing? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: yellow houses with black shutters PET PEEVE: homework. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 2, 3. double your pleasure ... is it true blondes have more fun? I ' m not short, it ' s just that everyone else is so tall! JOAN ALVA KEIRSTEAD Joanie VORITE SAYING: cut it out . . . TEN Y ARS HENCE: sec- nrv . . PURPLE PASSION: vacation . . . PET PEEVE: people ACTIVITIES: fashion show 3, 4 Council Newsletter 4. double your fun ... a lovely business . . . Picture me upon Assistant editor Student little lassie ... a knack for my knee . 27 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL RONALD E. KERR Ron FAVORITE SAYING: is that right . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: contractor . . . PURPLE PASSION: green ' 54 Ford . . . PET PEEVE: report cards. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2, 4 . . . glee club 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. Tree . . . where there ' s action there ' s Kerr ... a contemporary problem . . . THE BORROWERS ON WHEELS. Puddie FAVORITE SAYING: tough . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: a teacher and married . . . PURPLE PASSION: sports ... PET PEEVE: keeping quiet during study. nomad . . I do not have an accent . . . but my mother wouldn ' t like it . . . now when I lived in Detroit. ERLYN B. KNEALE WAYNE D. LEMMLER Lem FAVORITE SAYING: cherry-erry . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: success . . . PURPLE PASSION: winning football and victory parties . . . PET PEEVE: repairs on ' 58 Ford. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . student librarian 1. good humor man . . . Friday night at Frances ' . . . when was her birthday anyhow? . . . that certain number 77. 28 CLASS OF 1965 JANE A. LUDLOW Mudsie FAVORITE SAVING: Stuart, cut it out! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: diplomatic corps . . . PURPLE PASSION: corduroy Levis . . . PET PEEVE: locker room gossip. ACTIVITIES: school play 1 . . . science fair 1,2... chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . class vice-president 1 . . . class president 3 . . . Student Council 1, 3 . . . intramural volleyball 1 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . music festival 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . cheerleading 2, 3, 4 captain 4. changes color with the seasons . . . summers in Falmouth ... I like it, I like it .. . always on the move. WILLIAM B. MacGREGOR Bill FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s cool . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: drafts¬ man . . . PURPLE PASSION: pay day .. . PET PEEVE: car radios that don ' t work. ACTIVITIES: cross country 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . student librarian 1, 2, 3 ; 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. squeak ... a triple hot fudge sundae with a cherry and nuts? that cool mere . . ■ Joe and Eddie. CRAIG MacINTOSH Mac FAVORITE SAYING: this is terrible . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: electrician . . . PURPLE PASSION: the Lodge . . . PET PEEVE: first period study. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 1, 2. Mac, where DID you get that awful blackeye? . ■ . Millis . . . fixation for pumpkins . . . man about town EVERY town. 29 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL KRAIG MAGNUSSEN Mag FAVORITE SAYING: Did you? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: elec¬ tronics . . . PURPLE PASSION: girls and cars . . . PET PEEVE: rattlin ' 19 56 Ford. ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, captain 4 . . . basketball 1, 2, 3, captain 4 . . . baseball 1 . . . Junior High basketball coach. husky Norwegian . . . captain, oh my captain . . . the strong silent type . . . ' 56 Ford . . . 3-letter man. KATHERINE EDITH MANTER Kathy FAVORITE SAYING: say, hey! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: medical secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: Needham ... PET PEEVE: crash diets and a ' 58 Chevy. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1 . . . dramatics club 2 . . . pep club 2 . . . chorus 3 . . . Spring concert 3 . . . Future nurses club 4. Sugar ' s sweet and so is she . . . U. N. misadventure . right Louise, if you want to drive. al- LOUISE IRENE MANTER FAVORITE SAYING: cut the bologna . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: accountant . . . PURPLE PASSION: vacations in New Hampshire . . . PET PEEVE: going to work at 6 a.m. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1 . . . pep club 1, 2 . . . science fair 1,2... intramural basketball 1 . . . intramural volley¬ ball 1 . . . chorus 1, 2. look out for that trolley car . . . which gate is “B.B. com¬ ing in at? ... a dreamy model . . . always ready to listen and give a helping hand. 30 CLASS OF 1965 KATHLEEN MARIE McDONALD Kathy FAVORITE SAVING: Oh, Nelly! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Execu¬ tive secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: Pauliwog . . . PET PEEVE: 28 . ACTIVITIES: spring concert 3, 4 . . . chorus 3, 4 . . . glee club 3, 4 . . . Future Nurse ' s 2, 3, 4 . . . newsletter 4 . . . fashion show 1 . . . science fair 1 . . . play 1. magazine sales auditor . . . Oh, hello! . . . bonja, bonja . . . hey, Sam. LAWRENCE FREDERICK MOORE, JR. Larry Dinty FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s tough . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Naval Architect . . . PURPLE PASSION: sports cars and sailing PET PEEVE: a green, 1948 Dodge Coupe. ACTIVITIES: football 2, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2, 4 . . . student librarian 1, 2 ; 3, 4 . . . student council 3, 4 . . . class president 4 . . . school play 1, 3 . . . band 1. Next in Lord ' s line of succession . . . sailboats in the bathtub When are you going to the hospital? . . . Florida in winter, the island in summer, and Medfield when he ' s broke. DEBORAH ANN MORGAN Debbie FAVORITE SAYING: no offense or anything but . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary and housewife . . . PURPLE PASSION: Howie . . . PET PEEVE: fighting. ACTIVITIES: chieftan staff 1 . . . librarian 1 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 treasurer of pep club 2 . . . prom committee 3, 4 . . . science fair 1 . . . newsletter 4. Oh, that party at Morgan ' s ... a certain Walpole boy . . ■ those double dates . . . wiggles with her giggles. 31 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PAMELA ANN MORGAN Pam FAVORITE SAYING: no offense, but .. . TEN YEARS HENCE: married, living in a New York Penthouse . . . PURPLE PASSION: ' 56 black and white Oldsmobile . . . PET PEEVE: people calling me Pommy . ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . freshman frolic 3 . . . prom decorations 3 . . . pep club 1 . . . fashion show 3. Amazing grace . . . real high hair dos . . . sounds Inc. . . . Ricky, Mike, Al, etc. CAROLYN MAE MOTES Carol FAVORITE SAYING: Oh thrills . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: happily married . . . PURPLE PASSION: travel the world ... PET PEEVE: people mumbling to themselves. Dorchester native . . . athletic anathema . . . avid movie-goer . . . frenzied fez. STEPHEN FRANCIS MURPHY Murph FAVORITE SAYING: you wish it ... TEN YEARS HENCE: drafts¬ man . . . PURPLE PASSION: study halls ... PET PEEVE: 1st period study. ACTIVITIES: basketball manager 2. The bridge on Noon Hill road . . . proletariat suffering under capitalistic yoke of the Drugstore . . . Glenn ' s basketball assistant . . . 120 feet. 32 CLASS OF 1965 PETER EDWARDS NELSON Pete FAVORITE SAYING: say there . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: dentist . . . PURPLE PASSION: hunting, cars, and Leslie . . . PET PEEVE: Bruce and Teri. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1, 2. The Marine physical ... a new, old addition . . . Leslie . . . where she is, he is . CYNTHIA ANNE NEWELL Cindy, Cidney, Sport FAVORITE SAYING: don ' t sweat the small stuff . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: successful journalist . . . PURPLE PASSION: peppermint stick ice cream cones and L. M. . . . PET PEEVE: being called Cidney and French Subjunctive. ACTIVITIES: school play 1 . . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . student librarian 1, 2 . . . library club 2 . . . Chieftan staff 1 . . . student council 4 . . . science fair 1 . . . intramural basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . intramural volleyball 1, 2 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 3, 4 . . . creative writing club 2 . . . Jr.-Sr. banquet committee 3 . . . Homecoming weekend 4 . . . freshman frolic committee 3 . . . prom committee 3. Sold on Simmons . . . bouncey and bubbly . . . you get lots m-o-o-r-e with LM . . . that ' s my cousin. PAUL EDWARD NYREN, JR. Chief FAVORITE SAYING: what ' s the homework? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: prison guard at Walpole . . . PURPLE PASSION: hair tonic . . . PET PEEVE: Lord ' s. ACTIVITIES: librarian 3, 4 ... pep club 4 . . . science fair 4. Happy birthday, Paul - by the way, whom is it? . . . the oldest in a family of - good heavens! I ' m running out of fingers and toes! . . . N-O-O-O-O-man. 33 CLASS OF 1965 BRIAN RICHARD O ' DONNELL O ' D FAVORITE SAYING: yea-eh . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: PURPLE PASSION: Patti H. . . . PET PEEVE: no senior Funny farmer ... a certain Norwood girl . . . sweater fast answers. DEBORAH CAROLYN OLSEN Debbi FAVORITE SAYING: what are ya ' gonna do? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: 27 yrs. old .. . PURPLE PASSION: Ken and cossacks . . . PET PEEVE: homework and gossip. ACTIVITIES: school ploy. cultured individualist . . . poetic philosopher . . . Shrewsbury drive-in . . . extremely creative. i 1 m chef . . privileges man . . DARLENE ANN PALUMBO Danny Wowsie FAVORITE SAYING: aw, really? . . . funniest thing! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: still learning . . . PURPLE PASSION: English Leather . . . PET PEEVE: Au plus haut voix, mademoiselle. ACTIVITIES: school play 1,4... intramural basketball 1,4... Peak staff 4 . . . Future teachers ' club 1, 2, 3 . . . decoration committees 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . student librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . [class secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . choral group 1 . . . science fair 1, 4 . . . math league 4. the Barn . . . prepare to jibe - jibe ho! . . . those long walks to Millis . . . lace curtain. • « 34 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BEVERLEY ANNE PEDERSON ' Bev FAVORITE SAYING: under God . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: frustrated anarchist . . . PURPLE PASSION: lost causes . . . PET PEEVE: rules. ACTIVITIES: pep club 2, 3, treasurer 4 . . . Future nurses . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Peak Staff 4 . . . science fair 1, 2, 4. In your heart you know he ' s right . . . intelligence plus . . . her questions stump even the teachers . . . the yearbook advisor would never allow it . CYNTHIA BROOKE PEMPLE Cindy FAVORITE SAYING: Where ' s Dick NOW? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: married? (I hope) . . . PURPLE PASSION: Dick . . . PET PEEVE: tank suits. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2 . . . intramural basketball 3, 4 . . . intramural volleyball 1,4... cheerleading 3, 4 . class vice-president 3, 4 . . . student council 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . prom committee 3, 4 . . . science fair 1 . . . pep club 1 . . . pep club secretary 2. Alike . . . accide nt-prone . . ■ parties with wall to wall people class V.P. . . . I ' m just looking for love. SUSAN ELIZABETH PEMPLE Susie Sue FAVORITE SAYING: I like it, I like it . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: 27 .. . PURPLE PASSION: B. P. R. . . . PET PEEVE: distance. ACTIVITIES: Future teachers club 4 . . . creative writing club 4 . . . pep club 1 . . . student librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 . . intra¬ mural volleyball 1, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1. But not quite . . . that man from Syracuse . . . Kreshpane favorite . . . oh, give me the point. 35 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE NELSON PERKINS Dino, Homer FAVORITE SAYING: good grief . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: broad¬ caster . . . PURPLE PASSION: drums . . . PET PEEVE: cigar smoking. Perky . . . blue and white sweater ... an A-V man . . . man behind the scenes. HAROLD FLIMINO PRITONI Harry FAVORITE SAYING: is that tough? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: 27 . . . PURPLE PASSION: Sue .. . PET PEEVE: 19 55 Olds. ACTIVITIES: baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . football 4. Puccinelli ... 78 yds. for TD ... If it ' s got 4 wheels, I ' ll take it!!! ... a certain sophomore girl. STEPHEN WELLS REED Steve FAVORITE SAYING: search me? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: art teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: art and music ... PET PEEVE: Frauds. ACTIVITIES: cross country 1, 2, 3 . . . creative writing 3, 4 . . . student forum 2 . . . freshman frolic 3 . . . pep week 3 . . . Christmas dance 3 . . . student council 3, treasurer. Black Volks . . . the Farm pond gang . . . I ' m insecure, I ' m insecure . . . provincetown beatnik. 36 CLASS OF 1965 MARY MARTHA CAREY RHODES Mary FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know what that means . . . PURPLE PASSION: Henry Fielding. ACTIVITIES: chorus 1, 2, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 4 . . . drama club 1,2,... play 2, 4 . . . creative writing 4 . . . Inklings 2 . . . science fair 1, 2. Junior English . . . Sorbonne coed Salinger. JAMES RUSSELL REHKOPF Jim TEN YEARS HENCE: Engineer. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 4 Math League 4. 0 tempora, O mores!!! . . . fluent Russian (pi) — 3.141759 etc., etc. . . . Oh! that rabbit! DIANE ELIZABETH RIETH Rieth FAVORITE SAYING: bad news . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: History teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: Beatles ... PET PEEVE: crowded places, namely, school corridors. ACTIVITIES: chorus 1, 2, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 4 . . . science fair 1. sparky temper . . . Kreshpane ' s scholar ... we really are smarter than our parents ... a Goldwater girl. 37 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL JUDITH ANNE ROBERTS Judy FAVORITE SAYING: I ' ll be alright!!! ... TEN YEARS HENCE: executive secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: a Millisite, Plain St. . . . PET PEEVE: third lunch. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1, 2 . . . Future teachers club 1, 2, 3 library club 3 . . . intramural volleyball 1 . . . majorettes 2 chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . music festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Spin . . . awright you guys ... a pint-sized pretty . . . certs is a b-r-e-a-t-h mint. PHYLLIS JEAN RIPLEY ' Phyl ' FAVORITE SAYING: all right you guys! ... TEN YEARS HENCE: older and wiser . . . PURPLE PASSION: weekends and a ' 57 Chevy . . . PET PEEVE: idle rumors and bird-watchers. ACTIVITIES: chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 3, 4 . . . dramatic club 1 . . . fashion show 2, 3, 4 . . . pep club 2 .. . cheer¬ leader 3 . . . class play 1 . . . coach for JV. cheerleaders 3, 4 . . . secretary for Guidance Director 4 ' Oh boy! A Super sports Impala ... no more kinks . . . anybody got a cigarette?? ■ . . cool dancer. JOHN HENRY ROSKILLY Rosko FAVORITE SAYING: You wish it ... TEN YEARS HENCE: football coach . . . PURPLE PASSION: the Kingsmen . . . PET PEEVE: football practice. ACTIVITIES: football 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 2 . . . graduation usher 3. Big bad John . . . familiar face at the swim pond ... a man who has everything . . . gray Impala. 38 CLASS OF 1965 GLORIA MARIE ROY FAVORITE SAYING: I hope I won ' t be late . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: weekends, horses . . . PET PEEVE: homework on weekends. ACTIVITIES: choral group 1, 2 . . . softball 1, 2 . . . fashion 1,2... typing for Student Council Newsletter 2, 3, 4. horse back riding . . . Super Duper girl . . . athletically in¬ clined . . . Sargent ' s sidekick. DONALD D. RUBY Rube FAVORITE SAYING: check it out .. . PURPLE PASSION: trip to Hawaii . . . PET PEEVE: English. ACTIVITIES: football 3, 4 . . . band 3, 4. brown Saab ... I wanna be like Stu . . . keep your eyes on his belt . . . Penn. ' s bad boy. LINDA LEE RULFS Linda FAVORITE SAYING: good grief . PURPLE PASSION: pickles study.. . TEN YEARS HENCE: teacher PET PEEVE: 6th period ACTIVITIES: concert 3 . committee 3 chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . fashion show 3 . ■ • basketball intramurals 3, 4 . . Christmas Jr.-Sr. banquet committee 3. Spring dance Oh, gosh ... I like that sweater . . . Boyle ' s buddy draw. 39 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH W. SABBAG ' Joe ' FAVORITE SAYING: get serious will ya are you kidding me? . . ._ TEN YEARS HENCE: paying bills . . . PURPLE PASSION: Tern Rogers . ■ ■ PET PEEVE: girls. FAVORITE SAYING: Kathy, hurry up! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: 27 PURPLE PASSION: Worcester and Food . . . PET PEEVE: people who smoke. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1 . . . science fair 1 . . . pep club 2 ... art editor Student Council Newsletter 3, 4 . . . Manager Student council store 4 . . . typist for Student Council News¬ letter 3, 4 . . . secretary to Guidance Department 4. little squirt ... my brother Joey . . . only her hairpiece knows for sure ... oh, baby, where ' d you get those eyes? ACTIVITIES: football 2, 3, 4. 1 handle Wkh tender, loving care MARLENE ANNE SANTOSUOSSO STEPHANIE J. SARGENT Steph FAVORITE SAYING: you nut! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary PURPLE PASSION: horse-back riding . . . PET PEEVE: Japanese-made movies. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1, 2, 3 . . . choral singing 2, 3, 4. better late than never . . . horses, horses, horses . . . Super Duper checkout . . . Sergeant ' s Three. 40 CLASS OF 1965 BARBARA GAIL SCHULTZ ' ' Barb FAVORITE SAYING: can you put gas in the car?? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: Peace Corps and Masters degree in Social Work . PURPLE PASSION: chewing gum; Cliff . . . PET PEEVE: gossiping women. ACTIVITIES: glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . school play 1, 3, 4 . . . drama club 1, 2, 3 . . . science fair 2, 3. Gloriana XII .. . Cliff . . . Millis Bowling Alley . . . I ' ll never get this knit by Christmas . . . Lakeview. Dih FAVORITE SAYING: why mercy day! . . TEN YEARS HENCE: very wealthy . . . PURPLE PASSION: tiger hunting in India . . . PET PEEVE: beady-eyed hamsters. ACTIVITIES: student librarian . . . creative writing club . . . school play. limerick lover . . . Medfield ' s Christian Dior . . . Italian-inspired . . . whimsical. DIANE M. SEAVEY PAUL ERWIN SEIDEL Pablo FAVORITE SAYING: duh! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: private business owner . . . PURPLE PASSION: Jan .. . PET PEEVE: Carl de Suze. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1,2,4... chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 2 football 4 . . . school play 1,3... creative writing club 4 . . . drama club 2 . . . arts festival 3, 4. I ' m a happy haploid . . . how ' re you making out? . . . Clumsy cabby . . . DeMolay boy. 41 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL JOANNE MARGARET SMITH Smitty Jo-Jo FAVORITE SAYING: good thinking . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: secretary . . . PURPLE PASSION: sleeping and apricot doughnuts . . . PET PEEVE: losing things. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . fashion show 1,2... chorus 2, 3 . . . pep club 3, 4 . . . intramural basketball 3 . . . guidance receptionist 4. a creative writer . . . l-o-n-g history reports . . .cheese sandwich, please . . . My Cat . JANE ELTON SPENDER Janie FAVORITE SAYING: oh, great! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: living in Florida . . . PURPLE PASSION: weekends, traveling . . . PET PEEVE: red lipstick. ACTIVITIES: chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 club 3, 4 . . . science fair 1 don ' t know . . . born blonde . too . . . drill team. fashion show 1 . . . pep intramural basketball 3. shejikes cheese sandwiches, r PETER SQUIERS Squeak FAVORITE SAYING: hi ya cat . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: com¬ mercial artist . . . PURPLE PASSION: that certain Junior . . . PET PEEVE: talking behind my back. Cool cat .. . the Great Lakes boy . . . skiing enthusiast . . . artistic ability. Jj 42 CLASS OF 1965 RICHARD A. STUART Dick TEN YEARS HENCE: dentist . . . PURPLE PASSION: Rexicana . . . PET PEEVE: riding in car trunks. ACTIVITIES: baseball 3, 4 • • • football 3, 4 . . . prom committee 3, 4 . . . inklings 3, 4 . . . freshman frolic 3. cafeteria instigator . . . It wasn ' t me, Mr. Morris tough . . leader of the pack. CHERYL F. SUPKO Cheryl TEN YEARS HENCE: teacher . . . PURPLE PASSION: basketball PET PEEVE: gum cracking. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2, 3, captain 4 . . . softball 1, 2 science fair 1 . . . Future teachers 2, 4 . . . Future nurses 3 . intramural basketball 1, 4 . . . intramural volleyball 1, 4 newspaper 1 . . . chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . glee clu b 3, 4. Individualist . . . equestrian . . . city traffic poses no problem ... a leader in her field. ROSEMARY L. TERENTZ FAVORITE SAYING: no offense or HENCE: marriage (I hope) . . ■ PET PEEVE: people who call me anything, but . . . TEN YEARS PURPLE PASSION: Kenny . . ■ Rosie . Why such frequent visits to New Jersey? . seen around the sewing machine ... la remembered. . hates to walk arrived but long 43 MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL J. STEPHEN THORP Steve FAVORITE SAYING: yes but .. . TEN YEARS HENCE: struggling writer PURPLE PASSION: rhythm and blues PET PEEVE ? dogs. ACTIVITIES: freshman frolic 3 . . . student council representative 2, 4 . . . student council vice-president 3 . . . Delegate to National Student Council Convention 3 . . . Delegate to Mas¬ sachusetts Student Council Convention 3 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . youth forum 2 . . . cross country 2 . . . creative writing 2, 4 . . . school play 1,3,4... dance bands 3, 4 . . . yearbook co-editor 4. REGINA C. TIMMERMAN Reggie FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, my heart! . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: a teacher of retarded children . . . PURPLE PASSION: singing . . . PET PEEVE: knuckle cracking. ACTIVITIES: glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . intramural basketball 1,4... intramural volleyball 1,4... fashion show 1 . . . pep club 2 . . . library club 2, 3 . . . library assistant 2, 3 . . . Guidance secretary 4. basketball star . . . Snow White . . . pink sweaters . . . soprano. political polemicist . . . pas du tout existentialist Lauryn. CANDACE TOCCI Candy FAVORITE SAYING: Do I have to? . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: beautician . . . PURPLE PASSION: Dicky. ACTIVITIES: science fair 1 . . . fashion show 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . intramural basketball 3 . . . cheerleader 4. Tocci ' s parties . . . cheery cheerleader . . . sews up a storm . . . Thanksgiving showers. 44 CLASS OF 1965 ARTHUR WILLIAM WALKER Bill FAVORITE SAYING: that ' s just a minor problem . . . PET PEEVE: Fords. ACTIVITIES: glee club 1, 2, 3 . . . cross-country 1 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . science fair 1, 2. speed demon . . . vacationing in Rhode Island . . . early morning paper route ■ . . silent type. Mum Mum FAVORITE SAYING: hello, dere . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: R.N. and housewife . . . PURPLE PASSION: Ford XL Convertible . . . PET PEEVE: walking. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurse ' s club 1, mittee 3 . . . freshman frplic committee fi3 • v ,a- J , ,rr ■ r JSi. A aX. new cars . . V Lakeview k . y jr . ,- j ) ap , k ,n .v PATRICIA RUTH WHITE Patti FAVORI TE SAYING: Don ' t give me that! PURPLE PAS¬ SION: owner of a blue ' 62 Ford Beer Stands. PET PEEVE: A W Root ACTIVITIES: student council 1 . . . librarian 1, 2 . . chorus 1 ( 2, 3, 4 . . . glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . drama club 1, 2, 3, 4 . school play production 1,3... science fair 1 . festival 1, 2, 3, 4. m t - V. m MURIEL J. WALKER r. I ' ve only one life; let me live it as a blonde. . . . pretty, pert, and practical . . . beauty queen . . . Mr. Cuoco, uh, Mr. Higue . . uh, uh, Mr. Hogan. 45 CLASS OF 1965 ELLEN M. WIBERG Ellie FAVORITE SAYING: you son-of-a-gun . . . TEN YEARS HENCE: nursing, marriage . . . PURPLE PASSION: Maurice S. . . . PET PEEVE: people that make fun of others. ACTIVITIES: fashion show 1, 3, 4 . . . chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Ma . . . June bride . . . ciggies . . . Tressy. DIANE LEIGHTON WILLS Di, Twill, Willie FAVORITE SAYING: funniest thing about that! . . . PURPLE PASSION: Basketball . . . PET PEEVE: wearing ankle guards. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . volleyball basketball intramurals science fair 1,2... Chieftain typist 1 . . . co- chairman ticket committee, school play 1,3... softball scorer . . . pep club 2, treasurer 3, secretary 4 . . . Future nurse ' s club, vice-president 2, president 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, vice-president 4, delegate to NHS convention 3 . . . busi¬ ness manager Student Council magazine drive 3 . . . Girls ' State representative 3 . . . freshman frolic trainer 3. Where ' s the other half? . . . another sweet sixteen party? Mom ' s Christmas sweater . . . Donald Duck. JOANNE MUNRO WILLS Jo, Twill, Willie FAVORITE SAYING: hey neat! . . . PURPLE PASSION: basket¬ ball . . . PET PEEVE: no oranges at basketball games. ACTIVITIES: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . softball manager 2, 3, 4 . . . volleyball and basketball intramurals . . . pep club 2, vice- president 3, president 4 . . . Future Nurse ' s club 2, vice-pre¬ sident 3 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, president 4 . . . co- chairman play tickets 1, 3 . . . science fair 1, 2 . . . Chief¬ tain typist 1 . . . business manager Student Council magazine drive 3 . . . freshman frolic 3 . . . ticket committee for Jr.- Sr. banquet 3 . . . alternate delegate to Mass. Girls ' State 3 homecoming float committee. Are you Diane or Joanne? . . . camping memories . . . Dad ' s Christmas sweater . . . peppy president. 46 “POT POURRI” Now, now!! Let ' s keep our minds on the business at hand! Are you sure there ' s no frogs in this stream? Of course it ' s 100% cotton! Funny thing happened on the way to the prom to¬ night . . Give me your tired, your poor ... You are now entering the Twilight Zone N� . I See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Hold that pose!!! The Composite Personality of The Class of 1965 In past years, THE PEAK has devoted a section to senior superlatives. This section attempted to point out the best ... , most ... , or most likely to ... of the graduating seniors. We, the staff of the 1965 PEAK, realizing man ' s inadequacy to judge his fellow man, have decided to omit the senior superlatives. Instead, we feel that devoting this section of the yearbook to all who have ever contributed to the history of Medfield High School will be more meaningful. We would like them to know that their contribution, whether big or small, is deeply appreciated In keeping with the brotherhood theme, the senior class and the staff of the 1965 PEAK present here an essay by the Italian patriot Giuseppe Mazzim. We feel that this piece, although written a century ago, expresses a moral code of great worth to our own generation. ONE AND INSEPARABLE We improve with the improvement of humanity; nor without the improvement of the whole can you hope that your own moral and material conditions will improve. Generally speaking, you cannot, even if you would, separate your life from that of humanity; you live in it, by it, for it. I charge you then, 0 my brothers, by your duty and by your own interest not to forget that your first duties — duties without fulfilling which you cannot hope to fulfil those owed to family and country — are to humanity. You are all brothers. Ask yourselves whenever you do an action in the sphere of your country, or your family, If what I am doing were done by all and for all, would it advantage or injure humanity? and if your conscience answers, It would injure humanity, desist; desist, even if it seem to you that an immediate advantage for your country or your family would ensue from your action. Be apostles of this faith, apostles of the brotherhood of nations, and of the unity of the human race — a principle admitted today in theory, but denied in practice. Be such apostles wherever and in whatever way you are able. Neither God nor man can demand more of you. GIUSEPPE MAZZINI Only a man who has himself experienced the horror of brothers and strangers bent on mutual assassination can truly understand the absurdity of war. The following poem was never completed. Wilfred Owen died on the battlefields of France at the age of twenty-five, one week before the signing of the Armistice that ended World War I. STRANGE MEETING It seemed that out of the bottle I escaped Down some profound dull tunnel, long since scooped Through granites which Titanic wars had groined. Yet also there encumbered sleepers groaned, Too fast in thought or death to be bestirred. Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes, Lifting distressful hands as if to bless. And by his smile, I knew that sullen hall; By his dead smile I knew we stood in Hell. With a thousand pains that vision ' s face was grained; Yet no blood reached there from the upper ground, And no guns thumped, or down the flues made moan, Strange, friend, I said, here is no cause to mourn. None, said the other, save the undone years, The hopelessness. Whatever hope is yours, Was my life also; I went hunting wild After the wildest beauty in the world, Which lies not calm in eyes, or braided hair, But mocks the steady running of the hour, And if it grieves, grieves richlier than here. For by my glee might many men have laughed, And of my weeping something has been left, Which must die now. I mean the truth untold, The pity of war, the pity war distilled. Now men will go content with what we spoiled, Or, discontent, boil bloody, and be spilled. They will be swift with swiftness of the tigress, None will break ranks, though nations trek from progress. Courage was mine, and I had mystery, Wisdom was mine and I had mastery; To miss the march of this retreating world Into vain citadels that are not walled. Then when much blood had clogged their chariot-wheels I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint. I would have poured my spirit without stint But not through wounds; not on the cess of war. Foreheads of men have bled where no wounds were. I am the enemy you killed, my friend. I knew you in this dark; for so you frowned Yesterday through me as you jabbed and killed. I parried; but my hands were loath and cold. Let us sleep now . ... WILFRED OWEN 51 SENIOR CLASS WILL To Mr. Blake, we leave a new school. To Mr. Mains, we leave many dogs in the hallway. To Mr. J. H. Morris, we leave a new sister. To Mrs. Adams, we leave a Wilkie button, and a year ' s subscription to Pravda. To Mr. Bibby, we leave a beatle wig. To Mr. Callahan, we leave a new policy for studies. To Mr. Carbone, we leave a package of yeast and a pound of dough. To Mr. Cuoco, we leave a pair of Madras shorts to match his college wardrobe. To Mr. Girard, we leave a silent study hall. To Mr. Hastings, we leave subterranean elevator shoes. To Mr. Higuera, we leave all our censored Peak jokes. To Mr. Hersee, we leave a spot on the Tonight Show. To Mr. Hogan, we leave all our overdue books. To Mrs. Kelley, we leave a pair of size eight knitting needles and enough yarn for her next knitting project. To Mr. Keyes, we leave a new line for next year ' s football team. To Mr. Kreshpane, we leave a car that goes no more than thirty m.p.h. To Mr. Laverty, we leave a Latin translation of Catcher in the Rye. To Mrs. Lutazzi, we leave a Continental cookbook. To Mr. McCarthy, we leave Mr. Callahan ' s ski rack. To Miss McDonough, we leave a book entitled: How to Be a Liontamer in Ten Easy Lessons. To Mr. J. E. Morris, we leave a bottle of Windex and a few study volunteers. To Mrs. Pederzini, we leave a two week all expense paid vacation to Egdon Heath with the Secret Sharer. To Mrs. Potter, we leave a stop watch. To Mrs. Reed, we leave a golden hammer to hammer away the hours. To Mrs. Richardson, we leave twelve overbaked brownies, a fallen angel cake, and a pan of burnt oatmeal. To Mr. Rudin, we leave ten shares of stock in Wrigley Gum, Inc. To Miss Serfilippi, we leave a bottle of Arpege. To Miss Smith, we leave a silent ventilation system. To Mrs. Stahl, we leave a stage in her classroom. To Mrs. Warburton, we leave an Atomic bookshelf. Edward Beard leaves a college McManus shirt to Graeme Justice. Cynthia Berg leaves her masterpieces to the Museum of Fine Arts. James Blake leaves the keys of the kingdom to Joel Adams. Liz Blanchard leaves her long straight hair to Candy Miller. Judy Boyle leaves home for better things. Carol Brown leaves her giggles to Bob Souza. Judy Buckley leaves her height to Carol Tetrault. Richard Buckley leaves at last. Donald Clive leaves his football shoes cast in bronze for the trophy case. Frederick Coffin leaves a happy smile and a care free look to the Sexton twins. Kathy Cotter leaves a ' 61 Rambler to Drew Heyman. Susan Coyne leaves her mirror to Karin Kellar. Ann Cunningham leaves Jacky Mandigo. Robert Curry leaves his freckles to Sara Watt. Richard Davidson leaves a bubbling personality to Lauryn Rossi. John Delano leaves for a high mountain to watch the stars. Lee DeSorgher leaves huh, what? Nadine Donahue leaves a wad of gum under every desk in the school. Richard Duffus leaves with his license. Jane Eccleston leaves an unsent valentine to Mr. Kreshpane. Robin Elford leaves Mrs. Adams regretfully. Robert Emmel leaves his spider legs to Mr. Rudin. Calvin Fisher leaves his nose to Danny Wright. Timothy Flaherty leaves his red face to Jim Moran. Christopher Gibbs leaves a German restaurant in Medfield Square. William Gilbert leaves a box of broken dishes to Carol Johannessen. Susan Girouard leaves for the State House. Diane Gould leaves a case of mononucleosis to Connie Jones. Ruth Hamilton leaves a pair of size three shoes to Beverly Ramsey. Carl Hardy leaves Susan Roney. William Hedgebeth leaves Medfield to anyone who wants it. Raymond Hedges leaves his art work to be admired. James Hesnari leaves his Super Market cart to Bruce Bayliss. Teri Hjelmstad leaves a slightly used gym suit to Mrs. Kelley. Patty lafolla leaves her bounce to Mary Ann Calo. 52 Peter lafolla leaves his coordination to Danny Nye. Margaret Inman leaves in a taxi. Glenn Jackson leaves for the Big, Bad, Nasty, World. David Keigwin leaves a tank of gas to Billy Asprey. Barbara Keirstead leaves all the books she never finished reading. Jean Keirstead leaves a well-used typewriter ribbon. Joan Keirstead leaves doing a highland fling. Ronald Kerr leaves an oversized football uniform to Mike and Doug McKeown, so they can wear it together. Erlyn Kneale leaves 85 copies of “How to Follow Directions in English 4 to the senior class. Wayne Lemmler leaves a six-pack ... of coke to Stanley Baker. Jane Ludlow leaves her Levis to Janice Hansen. William MacGregor leaves his dish pan hands to Jimmy Rayner. Craig Macintosh leaves his glasses to Stephen Cyr. Kraig Magnussen leaves his many captain seats to a few juniors. Katherine Manter leaves to join the Marines. Louise Manter leaves for Needham. Kathy McDonald leaves her walk to Diane Lovell. Larry Moore leaves his spoolies to Susan Roney. Debby Morgan leaves her laugh echoing down the corridors. Pam Morgan leaves with her classmates. Carolyn Motes leaves a teasing comb to Janet Munroe. Steve Murphy leaves 50 feet of smoking rubber. Peter Nelson leaves twenty pull-ups to Chuck Seavey. Cindy Newell leaves food for thought. Paul Nyren leaves a bottle of Brylcreem to Bruce Little. Brian O ' Donnell leaves his flattery to Kirk Pfrangle. Debby Olsen leaves in a cloud of smoke. Darlene Palumbo leaves a fractured pelvis. Beverly Pederson leaves a bomb planted somewhere in the schooi. Cindy Pemple leaves. Susie Pemple leaves for Syracuse. George Perkins leaves silently. Harry Pritoni leaves a jar of grease to Walter Marr. Steve Reed leaves his dancing ability to Joel Adams. Jim Rehkopf leaves his math S.A.T. score to John Vliet. Mary Rhodes leaves for France. Diane Rieth leaves in search of more teachers like Harry. Phyllis Ripley leaves her curly hair to Susan Kelly. Judy Roberts leaves with a Spin. John Roskilly leaves a seven-foot doorway. Gloria Roy leaves the gym ropes to Myrna Elliott. Don Ruby leaves a pair of green desert boots to Rodney Cook. Linda Rulfs leaves French IV speaking English. Joe Sabbag leaves a camel to Lawrence of Arabia. Marlene Santosuosso leaves an ice cream scoop to Joyce Fraser. Stephanie Sargent leaves her absence record to the office. Barbara Schultz leaves Mr. Rudin ecstatic. Dianne Seavey leaves for the Appennines. Paul Seidel leaves his masterpiece, a twelve volume set of books entitled “Communism and Me. Joanne Smith leaves a quiet disposition to James Rayner. Jane Spender leaves her natural blonde hair to Sheran Wood. Peter Squiers leaves on two wheels. . Dick Stuart leaves peas, carrots and milk cartons scattered about the cateteria. Cheryl Supko leaves her basketball ability to Michele Walker. Rosemary Terentz leaves for New Jersey. Steve Thorp leaves in protest. Regina Timmerman leaves without a yearbook. Candy Tocci leaves with Dick. Bill Walker leaves his paper route to the Nyren boys. Muriel Walker leaves a bottle of Lady Clairol to Myrna Elliott. Patty White leaves a book on how to compete in beauty contests to Pam Ramey. Ellen Wiberg leaves a smoking lounge for Medfield high. Diane Willis leaves a gift certificate at Wills Hardware to Mr. Rudin. Joanne Wills leaves a bag of oranges to next year ' s teams. 53 But what am I? A child crying in the night, A child crying for the light, And with no language but a cry. CLASSES Karin Kellar Susan Kelley OFFICERS Virginia Shugrue, Treasurer; Michele Walker, Vice- President; Kirk Pfrangle, President; Mertie Scribner, Secretary. THE JUNIORS An overwhelming enthusiasm and sense of unity are only two of many qualities attributing to the success of the Class of 1966. Whether it be a dance, homecoming, or a fund-raising bake sale, the Junior Class has never failed to be a credit to Medfield High School. Jeffrey Lindblad Bruce Little Bruce Loader Diane Lovell Penelope Luy Theresa Malone Top Row L. to R.: Joel Adams, Robert Anderson, Stanley Baker, i. M. Brown, Mary Ann Calo, Allen Campbell, Lynda Caruso, Richard Catenacci. Second Row: Fletcher Cereal, Nancy Cleary, Kenneth Clive, Rodney Cook, Kenneth Crowell, Stephen Cyr, Richard Dewey, Catherine Dugan. Third Row: Little Egypt, Myrna Elliott, Phineas Fudd, Joyce Fraser, Patricia Fuller, Phyllis Ganley, Sally Girouard, Lois Hamilton. Bottom Row: Janice Hansen, Alan Hersey, Drew Heyman, Deborah Havey, Deborah Hopper, Carol Johannessen, Graeme Justice, Professor Karuthers. Juniors Absent when pictures were taken: Kathleen Bak, David Cease, Harold Economos, Francis Fahey, James Keating, Ronald Mailing, Donald Ross, Eugene Sexton. 56 1 QrcJw ' Walter Marr Gail Martino Paula Mastropieri Carol McDonough Candice Miller James Moran James Motes ' ' V James Mott Janet Monroe ‘ Daniel Nye Phillip Pember Kirk Pfrangle Ralph Pini Beverly Ramsey James Rayner Kathleen Ricker Frank Rogers Terri-Anne Rogers Susan Roney Hudson Roque Lauryn Rossi Gail Wood Sheran Wood Daniel Wright Lucy Yarlott George Sauer Mertie Scribner Charles Seavey Robert Seeley Seymour Sertain Paul Sexton Virginia Shugrue Yes, master! THE CLASS OF 1966 Robert Souza Paul Spender Wendy Squiers Christine Stevens Carol Tetreault Richard Toubeau Richard Van Wart Robert Van Wart John Vliet Michele Walker Sara Watt William White Now can I have my ice cream? Gunnar Agven William Asprey Carol Bak Leslie Ballou Bruce Bayliss James Bouin Baskets Brandywine David Browne OFFICERS Lynne Rodgers, Treasurer, Sandra Tothill. President; Ka¬ trina Rudd, Vice-President; Absent: Connie Jones, Treas¬ urer. THE SOPHOMORES The Class of 1967 was a most prosperous group this year. The float for the Homecoming Parade was worked on diligently by all. Other class activities in¬ cluded a dance and several bake sales. All were a great success owing to the participation and coopero tion of all members. Top Row L. to R.: Robert Capers, Richard Carlson, Ellen Cioto, Patrick Clancy, William Conlon, Susan Connolly, Pamela Coon, Janet Dalzell. Second Row: Diane DeLuca, Laurel Dick, Michael Dinapoli, Donald Dow, Barbara Eddy, Nancy Eddy, Mark Ellsworth, Deidre Flaherty. Third Row: Raymond Florest, Sarah Foote, Jay Frank, Chris Geddis, Suzanne Gilbert, Preston Grant, Paula Hamilton, Screamin ' Jay Hawkins. Bottom Row: Donna Hesnan, Steve Hinkley, Mary Hjelmstad, Gregg Hobel, Charles Huyler, Kent lafolla, Gail Johannessen, Connie Jones. Absent when pictures were taken: Janet Brown, Pameia Harrison, Dennis Keating, Pamela Porter, Bruce Stone. 5S OFFICERS Sitting: Marcia Mains, President; Standing L. to r.: Roberta Lantz, Secretary; Julie Pfrangle, Vice-President; Judith Scribner, Treasurer. THE FRESHMEN The Class of 1968 entered Medfield High School with high hopes and great expectations. They enjoyed en¬ thusiastic participation in every activity from sports and cheerleading, music and band, to student council. Their Freshman year was a great success and having had more fun than ever anticipated they are looking forward to three more memorable years at Medfield High. Elaine Avery Joseph Bak Sandra Beard Judith Boland Candice Brais Nancy Bravo Henry Cass Susan Brown Charles Browne Karyn Buchanan Virginia Calo Kristen Capers Top Row, L. to R.: Nancy Capers, Barbara Capocci, David Catenacci, Lucinda Chick, Judith Clarridge, Wayne Clive, Jean Clougherty, Karen Connors, Paul Crawford. 2nd Row: L. to R: Paul Daley, Nancy Davis, Paula DeChellis, Robert Delano, Richard Devens, Frank Dimeo, James Fraser, Cheryl Friend, Judith Fuller. 3rd Row, L. to R: Scott Garver, Gail Gindmeyer, Diane Goucher, Michael Gorman, Michael Gray, Stephen Grover, Hoo Hah, Alan Hastings, Ann Hebert. Fourth Row, L. to R: Susan Hobel, Peter Hoofe, Karen Humber, Jay Hurd, Cheryl Hussey, Francis lafolla, Shiela Inman, Stephen Johannessen, Judith Jones. Absent when pictures were taken: Dianne Brown, Mark Hannula, Robert Hudson, David McDonough, David Peterson, Michael Ryan, Robert Seaward, David Sloan. 60 Leslie Justice Michael Keating Michael Kelleher Peter Kelley Virginia Kenyon Christine Kingsbury Kevin Knehr Priscilla Knopf Roberta Lantz Karen Larsen Mark Lorett Marcia Mains Jeffrey Marks Timothy Martino Joseph Matarazzo Igor McDuh Douglas McKeown Michael McKeown Debra Mezzanotte Candace Mills Carl Moore John Moran Michael Norelli Dennis Nyren James Palumbo Maria Palumbo Russell Palumbo P. J. Pinhead THE CLASS OF 1968 Julia Pfrangle Linda Preston Douglas Priest Lawrence Ray Charles Rayner Sharon Reed Cynthia Rieth Robert Ross Samuel Sardine George Sarikas Charlotte Savage Judith Scribner Catherine Seavey Freeman Selkirk John Seeley Russell Shade Linda Sittig Eye M. Sly Charles Sloan Geoffrey Supko Elaine Tetreault Gary Thompson Donna Tincler Jill Tothill Stephen Tredeau Nancy Utting Paul Von Schaik Carol Walker Gayle Willman Nancy Winters Jane Woodward Gail Worsfold Absent when pictures were token: Dianne Brown Mark Hannula Robert Hudson David McDonough David Peterson Michael Ryan Robert Seaward David Sloan 61 Thank UNDERCLASS CAPERS I was working in the lab one night ... Pot luck Oh! Rochester Look! up in the sky! it ' s a bird! it ' s a plane! it ' s a . . . a . . . Oh, last night ' s party wr’ 3 !? j ' Vif.T; iUri 3 1 wl pjL 1 “Heaven ne’er helps the man who will not act. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council matured this year with the adoption of its constitution and the ac¬ ceptance of more responsibilities. In addition to sponsoring, among other things, monthly assemblies, the Christmas Program, the Maga¬ zine Drive, and the Mid-Winter Dance, it operated a store and a snack bar for the bene¬ fit of all. Everything was done with the hope of encouraging student participation in demo¬ cratic practices while acting as an important link among the administration, faculty and student body. OFFICERS L. to R: George Sauer, Secretary; Joel Adams, Vice-Presi¬ dent; James Blake, President; Stephen Reed, Treasurer. Nancy and George change the an¬ nouncements. Newletter Staff check copy. L. to R: Joan Keirstead, Deborah Morgan, Judith Buckley, Gloria Roy, Can- dice Tocci, Kathy Manter, Kathy MacDonald, Regina Timmerman. L. to R: Stephen Thorp, David Blake, Cynthia Newell, Lawrence Moore, Cynthia Pemple, William White, Paula Mastropieri, Michele Walker, kirk Pfrangle, Stephen Reed, George Sauer, James Blake, Joel Adams, Mrs. Potter, Adviser, Marcia Mains, Julie Pfrangle, Judith Claridge, Katrina Rudd, Jacqueline Mandigo, Laura Avery, Gail Willman. PEAK STAFF L. to R.: Beverley Pederson, Kath¬ leen Cotter, Darlene Palumbo, Stephen Thorp, William Hedge- beth. Staff Typist, Judy There ' s my Aunt Louise, and my twin cousins, and . Little did we know that when we became mem¬ bers of the Peak Staff we would spend our afternoons licking the backs of endless en¬ velopes, writing miles of dull copy, spending hours identifying ninth-graders we never ima¬ gined existed, and wondering if those deadlines were going to be met. Seriously, it ' s been hard work but, we ' ve enjoyed doing the 1965 PEAK — the memorial to four of the greatest years of our lives. STAFF CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF . .Darlene Palumbo, Stephen Thorp LITERARY EDITORS. .Beverly Pederson, William Hedgebeth BUSINESS MANAGER .Kathleen Cotter TYPIST ..Judith Buckley ADVISER . Mr Higuera m r i And A One . . . And A BAND Bottom Row L. to R: Judy Clarridge, Marcia Mains, Barbara Schultz, Barbara Eddy, Leslie Ballou, Nancy Eddy, Sandra Beard, Mertie Scribner, Julie Pfrangle, Linda Couper, Gail Glindmyer, Mr. Hersee. 2nd Row, L. to R: William White, Kent Ellsworth, Brian Kelleher, Elinor Souza, Ruth Anderson, Charlotte McGlynn, Gail Wood, Karin Kellar, Lisa Paulson, Wendy William, Elizabeth Souza, Virginia Calo, Robert Ekstrom, Konrad Schultz, Robert Souza. 3rd Row, L. to R: David Sexton, Frank Dimeo, James Rayner, Russel Shade, James Bouin, Robert Hudson, Donald Ruby, Charles Rayner, David Catenacci, Larry Richardson. 4th Row, L. to R: Raymond Beard, David McDonough Mark Ellsworth, John Kellar, Rodney Cook, George Sauer, Richard Duffus, James Moran, John Vliet, Calvin Fisher, Robin Elford, Stanley Baker, Daniel Wright. Music plays an important part in the curri¬ culum of all Medfield High School students. The band is a welcome accompaniment to assemblies and football games; the glee club and chorus en¬ tertain us at the Christmas Assembly and Spring Festival. Under the able leadership of Mr. Robert Hersee, the Music Department at Medfield is a source of pride and honor to our school. CHORUS Bottom Row L. to R: Barbara Schultz, Jane Ludlow, Patricia White, Phyllis Ripley, Judy Roberts, Linda Rulfs, Mary Rhodes, Theresa Malone, Mertie Scribner, Paula Mastropieri, Karen Larson, Cvnthia Rieth. 2nd Row, L. to R: Carol Tetrault, Donna Tin¬ der, Marisa Palumbo, Jacqueline Mandigo, Diane Reith, Diane Lovell, Elizabeth Souza, Susan Wills, Anne Laracy, Katrina Rudd, Joanne Kaerwer, Susan Minnaert, Ruth Lovelace, Virginia Kenyon, Cynthia Newell, Lynn Rodgers, Jane Spender, Marcia Mains, Anne Rogers, Sharon Reed Elaine Tetrault. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Carol Walker, Roberta Lantz, Karen Kellar, Pamela Ramey, Gail Warsfold, Cynthia Pemple, Deborah Morgan, Jill T oth ill, Pamela Morgan, Cheryl Supko, Regina Timmerman, Priscilla Knopf, Wendy Zimina, Diane Ludow, Kathy McDonald, Michele Walker, Gayle Willman, Ellen Wiberg, Susan Pemple, Kathy Ricker, Suzanne Gilbert. 4th Row, L. to R: Raymond Florest, George Rogers, Mike Norelli, Jimmy Palumbo, Ronald Kerr, Bruce Little, Daniel Wright, Stephen Thorp, James Moran, Stephen Murphy, Richard Peterson, James McNickle, Paul Seidel, William Walker, Robert Souza, James Rayner. am Two . . . And A .. . GLEE CLUB CHORUS Bottom Row, L. to R: Connie Jones, Judith Claridge, Kathy Bak, Lucinda Chick, Diane DeLuca, Mary Ann Calo, Ann Cun¬ ningham, Diane Goucher, Kristen Capers, Nancy Capers, 2nd Row, L. to R: Elaine Avery, Virginia Calo, Candace Brais, Judy Jones, Janet Daizell, Sandra Beard, Pamela Harrison, Pamela Coon, Nancy Davis, Cheryl Hussey, Judith Fuller, Ann Hebert, Christine Kings¬ bury, Pat Fuller, Diane Brown. 3rd Row, L. to R: James Fraser, Karen Humber, Ellen Cioto, Janice Fraser, Myrna Elliot, Karen Con¬ nors, Leslie Justice, Kathy Cotter, Phyllis Ganley, Margaret Inman, Carol Johannessen, Judith Boyle, Mary Hjelmstad, Teri Hjelmstad, Linda Caruso, Wayne Clive. 4th Row, L. to R: Robert Hudson, James Blake, Drew Heyman, William Hedgebeth., Robert Curry, Stanley Baker, Donald Clive, Richard Duffus, Calvin Fisher, Robin Elford, Pat Clancy, John Delano, Graeme Justice, William Asprey, David Cease. Bottom Row, L. to R: Judith Roberts, Patricia White, Teri Hjelmstad, .Phyllis Ripley, Ruth Lovelace, Mertie Scribner, Paula Mastropieri, Ann Cunningham, Barbara Schultz, Jane Ludlow. 2nd Row, L. to R: Jacqueline Mandigo, Patricia Fuller, Diane Lovell, Mary Hjelmstad, Michele Walker, Pamela Harrison, Regina Timmerman, Cheryl Supko, Pamela Ramey, Karen Kellar, Cynthia, Newell, Diane Rieth. 3rd Row, L. to R: Connie Jones, Erlyn Kneale, Kathleen McDonald, George Rogers, Bruce Little, Ronald Kerr, Graeme Justice, Michael Norelli, James Rayner, Diane Ludlow, Mary Rhodes, Gail Worsfold. 4th Row, L. to R: James Blake, Daniel Wright, Stanley Baker, Robin Elford, James Moran, Richard Duffus, Calvin Fisher, Donald Clive, Stephen Thorp, Robert Curry, James McNickle. I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RATIONAL, HONOR SOCIETY] Bottom Row, L. to R: Jane Ludlow, William Hedgebeth, Treasurer; Diane Wills, President; Joanne Wills, Vice- President; Judy Buckley, Secretary. 2nd Row, L. to R: Mrs. Pederzini, Adviser, Paula Mastropieri, Michele Walker. Nancy Cleary, Janice Han¬ sen, Beverly Pederson. 3rd Row, L. to R: Stephen Cyr, Joel Adams, John Vliet, George Sauer, Rodney Cook, James Rehkopf ... opening exercises are about to begin . . . I I I_ After the induction ceremony, it is the respon¬ sibility of the members of the National Honor Society to continue to exemplify the qualities for which they were elected to the Society—charac¬ ter, scholarship, leadership, and service. We have continued to manage a paperback bookstore, dis¬ tribute news releases to local newspapers, and conduct opening exercises. In addition, we co¬ sponsored the school play and helped with the PTA Book Fair. New members get a taste of life in N.H.S. HETRAMIEH CLUB Bottom Row, L. to R: Connie Jones, Nancy Capers, Roberta Lantz, Katrina Rudd, Judith Scribner, Candice Brais, Deidre Flaherty, Judith Claridge, Miss Serfilippi, Adviser. 2nd Row, L. to R: Charlotte Savage, Theresa Palumbo, Susan Hobel, Bernice Patten, Julie Pfrangle Sarah Foote, Judith Jones, Judith Fuller, Claire Nolan, Kristen Caoers. Top Row, L. to R: Joanne Kaerwer, Leslie Justice, Laraine Ripley, Jane Woodward, Priscilla Knopf, Diane Ludlow, Jill Tothill, Pamela Coon, Gayle Willman, Diane Brown. HETRAMIEH AND DRAMATICS CLUBS DRAMATICS CLUB Bottom Row, L. to R: William LaCorte, Charles Monahan, Kevin Burr, David Powell, Gary Glover, Donald Smith, Larry O ' Neill, John Lantz, David Trayte, Paul Weir. 2nd Row, L. to R: Laraine Ripley, Ruth Lovelace, Cynthia Berg, Barbara Eddy, Joanne Kaerwer, Nancy Eddy. Susan Roney Jane Eccleston, Claire Nolan, Diane Reith, Phyllis Ripley, Mrs. Stahl, Adviser. 3rd Row, L. to R: Sharon Reed. Johnny Weir. Andrew Jeon, Richard Lovelace, Robert Alexander, James McNickle, Carl Hardy, Regina Tim¬ merman, Brian O ' Donnell Charles Seavey, Peter lafolla, Richard Dewey, Jeffrey Lee, Patricia Fuller. 4th Row, L. to R: Ann Cun¬ ningham, Sarah Foote, Mary Rhodes. Bernice Patten, Barbara Schultz, Pamela Coon, Gayle Willman, Virginia Shugrue, Sara Watt, Susan Girouard, Erlyn Kneale, Nadine Donahue, Priscilla Inman. Leslie Ballou, Elizabeth Souza, Diane Lovell, Lucy Yar- lott. 5th Row, L. to R.: Stephen Cyr, Robert Sauza, Richard Stuart, Robert Curry, Robin Elford, George Sauer, Michael Tredeau, Rich¬ ard Duffus, Stephen Reed, James Motes, Stephen Thorp, Joel Adams, Alan Campbell, Graeme Justice, Raymond Florest. 69 Kneeling, L. to R.: Joanne Smith, Jane Spender, Claire Bouin, Meredith Tred- eau, Megean Clive, Georgeana Iverson, Barbara Keirstead, Beverley Pederson. Standing, L. to R.: Carol Hammond, Diane Spender, Nancy Bowman, Evon Degan, Joanne Wills, Erlyn Kneale, Diane Wills. MATH LEAGUE L. to R.: Darlene Palumbo, John Vliet, Joanne Kaerwer, Joel Adams, Mr. Cuoco, Adviser, Calvin Fisher, James Rehkopf, William Hedgebeth, George Sauer. DEBATING CLUB Sitting, L. to R.: Kathleen Cotter, Deborah Havey, Sara Watt. Erlyn Kneale. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mr. Hogan, Adviser, Paul Seidel, Wil¬ liam Asprey, Kirk Pfrangle, Ross LaBaugh. PEP CLUB Varied Club Program Receives Enthusiastic Student Support . . . FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION L. to R.: Mr. McGrath, Adviser, Kath¬ leen Cotter, Candace Miller, Sara Watt, Darlene Palumbo, Robert Souza ART CLUB Seated, L. to R.: Graeme Justice, Peter Squiers, Stephen Reed, Ray¬ mond Hedges, Sara Watt. Standing, L. to R.: Leslie Ballou, Karin Kellar, Lorraine Ripley, George Sauer, Carl Hardy, Candace Miller, Susan Roney, Mrs. Reed, Adviser. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Bottom Row, L. to R.: Daniel Hedges, Gerald Allen, Kent Ellsworth, Dale Elliott, Paul Crawford, Paul Weir. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mr Morris, Ad¬ viser, John Weir, Walter Marr, Wil¬ liam Asprey, Geoffrey Supko, Roy Blanchard, Mr. Hogan, Adviser. Top Row, L. to R.: Allan Hastings, James Motes, Bruce Sittig, Gregory Hobel, James Moran, John Kellar, David Browne. 71 ... And Widespread Interest CREATIVE WRITING Sitting, L. to R: Mary Rhodes, Susan Pemple, Sara Watt, Carol Brown, Susan Roney, Lucy Yarlott. Standing, L. to R: Barbara Keirstead, Robert Souza, Stephen Reed, Miss Mc¬ Donough, George Sauer, Carl Hardy, Lisa Paulson. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Sitting, L. to R: Allen Campbell, William MacGregor, Ray¬ mond Beard, Susan Pemple, Darlene Palumbo, Larry Moore, David Brown, Mark Hannula. Standing, L. to R: Ross Labaugh, Sandra Beard, Gayle Willman, Mary Hjelms- tad, Michael Norelli, Jay Frank, Charles Huyler, James Palumbo, David Peterson, Mr. Hogan. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Sitting, L. to R.: Barbara Eddy, Michele Walker, Joanne Wills, Diane Wills, Margaret Inman, Kathy Manter, Carol Tetrault. Standing, L. to R: Mary Ann Calo, Nadine Donahue, Lois Hamilton, Sally Girouard, Kathy McDonald, Mertie Scribner, Paula Mastropieri. The following Class Favorites are the result of a poll conducted by the Peak Staff in February, 1965. FAVORITE: • • • son 9 . JOLLY GREEN GIANT • • • movie .TOM JONES • • • actor . PAUL NEWMAN • • • actress.JULIE ANDREWS • • • writer.THOMAS HARDY • • • politician . GOLDWATER • • • teacher . MR. CUOCO . . . hang-out . MILLIS BOWLING ALLEY • • • book . GONE WITH THE WIND ... T. V. show ... SHINDIG . . . singer . BOBBY VINTON . . . singing group . BEACH BOYS . . . disc jockey. BRUCE BRADLEY ... car (make) . CHEVROLET ... comedian . JONATHAN WINTERS . . . magazine.SEVENTEEN AND PLAYBOY . . . restaurant . HO JO ' S . . . comic strip. PEANUTS . . . class in school.ALGEBRA II . . . type of music. POPULAR ... day.FRIDAY . . . clothing . LEVI ' S . . . dance . SLOW . . . means of travel . CAR . . . place you would like to go to . HAWAII 73 That I take care of the little Mr. Higuera ' s French class. ! 2 8 9 15 16 22 23 28 29 Our Medfield Faculty . . . devil. Provolone? Cheddar? Edam? Who ' s got the wheels? Then And Now! Forward march! Crash Carbone . no! Another softball game ' Oh Hey you kids, get out of there! Kill the ref. ASSORTED NUTS . . . Zoo parade Which one has the Tony? I will not buy a Yearbook. DO NOT FEED THE BEARSI Suspended animation Hey! Get outta there! The race of mankind would perish If they cease to aid each other. ATHLETICS I MEET THE SOUTH CENTRAL VARSITY Bottom Row, L. to R: Don Ruby, Tim Flaherty, Harry Pri- toni, Peter lafolla. Middle Row, L. to R: Calvin Fisher, Richard Davidson, John Roskilly, Donald Clive, Craig Magnussen, Robert Curry, Wayne Lemmler, Joseph Sabbag, Richard Stuart, Larry Moore, Robert Emmel. Top Row, L. to R: Coach Keyes, William White, William Catenacci, Daniel Nye, Kenneth Clive, Graeme Justice, Rodney Cook, James Moran, Frank Rogers, Bruce Loader, Michael Norelli, Robert Anderson, James McNickle, Ass ' t Coach Abel. Absent when picture was taken: Ronnie Kerr, Lee DeSorgher, and Craig Macintosh. FOOTBALL 1964 For its hard work and team spirit the Med- field High School football team received the greatest prize of all — the South Central Con¬ ference Championship. The glory and honor of an undefeated season was earned by every member of the team and especially those seniors who crowned their high school careers with a fitting tribute in victory. THE RECORD HOME VISITORS 27 Medway . 0 26 Cohasset . 6 13 Leicester .12 36 Dover. 0 20 Millis .12 19 Manchester . 0 38 Hopkinton . 6 20 Apponequet . 6 18 Holliston . 6 1 got my eyes on you, baby. SENIOR GRIDDERS . Kneeling, L. to R: Richard Davidson, Lee DeSorgher, Donald Ruby, Peter lafolla, Joseph Sabbag, Craig Macintosh, Richard Stuart, Harry Pritoni, David Keigwin, Manager. Top Row, L. to R: Lawrence Moore, Calvin Fisher, Wayne Lemmler, Robert Emmel, ( John Roskilly, Robert Curry, Donald Clive. Absent when picture was taken: Tim Flaherty, Ronnie Kerr, and Kraig Magnussen. II CONFERENCE CHAMPS JUNIOR VARSITY Sitting, L. to R: John Moran, Kris Magnussen, Michael Kelleher, Charles Brown, John Kellar, Donald Dow, Robert Capers, Francis lafolla, Paul Seidel. Standing, L. to R: Gary Miner, Manager, Mike McKeown, George Sarikas, Mark Ellsworth, Jeffrey Marks, Jay Frank, Pat Clancy, Charles Sloan, Michael Gray, Doug McKeown, David Keigwin, Manager, J. V. Coach Kreshpane. Bruce Loader drives head on for a five-yard gain. Captain Bob, Coach Keyes, Captain Kraig W- - 1 s ' ’ ' • v h ■ - 4 IB £ % VARSITY Kneeling, L. to R: James Blake, Calvin Fisher, Kraig Kirk Pfrangle, Ronald Mailing, Joel Adams, Donald Ruby, Magnussen, John Vliet, Robert Curry. Standing, L. to R: Alan Campbell, Richard Catenacci, Coach Keyes. Jump! Jump! Jump! This year ' s basketball team displayed courage and hustle every time they took the floor. The true team spirit of Medfjeld came through in all the close ones as the boys gave their best for victory. Several returning veterans and some upcoming J. V. ' s will form the nucleus for, what should be, a great team next year. Jim grabs a rebound. Seniors: Calvin, Bobby, Don, Jim, and Kraig. BOYS’ BASKETBALL THE RECORD 1964-1965 OPPONENT MEDFIELD OPPOI Millis . 56 71 Holliston . 49 66 Medway . 71 62 Hopkinton 64 49 Dover. 66 53 Nipmuc . 64 85 Norton . 53 83 Bellingham 56 80 Norfolk . 85 77 Hopedale 52 85 Medway . 65 48 Dover . 41 42 Hopkinton . 49 67 Holliston . 35 72 Millis . 68 92 • - i • | ... Time-out instructions. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, L. to R: Robert Capers, David Catenacci, William Conlon, Michael Kelleher, James Bouin, Russell Shade, Joseph Matarazzo. Standing, L. to R: George Sarikas, Manager, Michael Norelli, Pat Clancy, Mark Ellsworth, John Kellar, Donald Dow, Charles Sloan, David Lyman. Don dribbles down court. Flubber! .T ...... Kneeling, L. to R: James Blake, John O ' Connell, Jay Kris Magnussen, Ken Clive, Bob Curry, Dan Nye, Coach Halloran, Dick Stuart, Harry Pritoni. Standing, L. to R: Harry Kreshpane. BASEBALL 1964 Captain Jay Halloran and Coach Kreshpane. The 1964 baseball team under Coach Harry Kresh¬ pane completed one of the most successful seasons in recent years with a record of eleven wins and four losses. In County League competition Medfield was runner-up to the League Champions. The 1965 sea¬ son promises to be a most successful one, since several of last year ' s veterans will be returning, a mong them the following members of the Class of 1965: Jim Blake, Donald Clive, Bobby Curry, Harry Pritoni, and Dick Stuart. Hey, somebody nailed my shoe down! BASEBALL SCOREBOARD MEDFIELD OPPONENT 0 Medway . 2 34 Dover . 0 0 Norton . 2 6 Holliston . 2 2 Millis . 5 13 Hopedale . 1 7 Blackstone . 5 11 Bellingham . 7 10 Nipmuc Regional. 3 30 Hopkinton . 1 10 Dover. 1 8 Norton .12 6 Holliston . 3 5 Medway . 1 8 Millis . 3 Kneeling, L. to R: Robert Curry, John Miner, Jay Halloran, John O ' Connell, James Blake, Richard Stuart. 2nd Row, 83 L. to R: Harold Pritoni, Daniel Nye, Rodney Cook, Jeffrey Cook, Kenneth Clive, Kris Magnussen. VARSITY Kneeling, L. to R: Diane Wills, Erlyn Kneale, Regina Timmerman, Cheryl Supko, Judith Buckley, Sally Girouard, Joanne Wills. Standing, L. to R: Mrs. Kelley, Coach, Cynthia Newell, Manager, Karin Kellar, Wendy Squiers, Gail Martino, Nancy Cleary, Mertie Scribner, Susan Girouard, Manager. Now you stand on the sidelines and stick out your foot. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Champs for the 5th year . . . undefeated again . . champions without a doubt . . . make-up jobs at the half . . . exercises . . . the Big K ' s tape jobs . . . Clancy ' s fudge . . . seat belts . . . railroad tracks . . . horoscopes and dreams . . . forgotten blouses and socks . . . Dino ' s eye . . . brownies, cookies, Pepsi, 7-Up . . . Bye, you guys. And I use Spray-Net, too. Gimme! Oo! that last judo chop SENIORS Cheryl, Regina, Judy, Erlyn, Joanne, Diane Haven ' t I seen this picture someplace before? JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row, L. to R: Teri Rogers, Candy Brais, Cheryl Hussey, Leslie Potter, Christine Stevens. Standing, L. to R: Sandy Tothill, Theresa Malone, Susan Kelley, Carol Johan- nessen, Michele Walker, Susan Hobel. I ' ■-flfipxt i ' 5 ■ ' • ■ - ■■■ «? tvE 4 % £,f t££ A 4 A 7 1 « •gits I ' sT war Kneeling, L. to R: Ernest Simpson, Brian Kelleher, Alan Hersey, Scott Garver, James Bouin, Ralph Pini, Richard Lovelace, Harry Hedgepeth. Standing, L. to R: George Rogers, Manager; Bruce Little, Raymond Beard, Freder ick Coffin, John Delano, Daniel Wright, David Lyman, Wil¬ liam MacGregor. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Cuoco Seniors, John, Fred, Ed and Bill. Swiftly they go. Seniors, Joanne and Diane Kneeling: Wendy Squiers and Karen Kellar. Standing: Sally Girouard, Susan Kelley, Theresa Malone, Gail Martino. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The girls ' softball team under the tutelage of Mrs. Kelley displayed a tremendous amount of talent this year. The team ' s enthusiasm, spirit and hard work will carry over to the 1965 season. With returning veterans Gail Martino, Terry Malone and others the team looks forward to an¬ other spring of competition and sportmanship. Mrs. Kelley, Coach Kneeling, L. to R: Carolynn Avery, Wendy Squiers, Karen Kel¬ ler, Sally Girouard, Susan Kelley, Lynne Rodgers. Standing, L. to R: Diane Wills, Elizabeth Souza, Theresa Malone, Patricia Mc- Cormach, Dean Brais, Gale Mar¬ tino, Sandra T oth ill, Sharyn Tapley, Joanne Wills. I Spurring Our Teams Lynne Rodgers, Connie Jones, Kathy Dugan, Cynthia Pemple, Captain Jane Ludlow, Lois Hamilton, Susan Minnaert, Anne Rogers, Katrina Rudd. Cynthia Behind the 1 964-1965 teams were our hard¬ working and enthusiastic cheerleaders, sparking Medfield ' s loyal fans and athletes to victory. Dedicated to the team spirit, the cheerleaders have come to mean inspira¬ tion-plus. Their precision and determina¬ tion have fed them to six successful seasons in Tri-County Cheerleading competition. M-E-D-F-E-l-L-D CHEERLEADERS Captain Jane On To Victory “I ' ve sat down on a candy bar. Which uniform was washed in Downy? Seniors Candy, Captain Jane, Cynthia JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, L. to R: Elizabeth Rogers, Vivian Palumbo, Gretchen Knehr, Roberta Lantz, Nancy Capers. Standing, L. to R: Phyllis Ripley, Diane Brown, Judy Clarridge, Marcia Mains, Marisa Palumbo, Janice Moran, Julie Pfrangle. Chorus line. MAJORETTES Mrs. Luke, Coach Nadine O.K., straighten up those ranks! Victory March L. to R: Tracy Miller, Anne Hebert, Suzanne Gilbert, Nadine Donahue, Sally Girouard, Candy Miller, Susan Kelley, Leslie Potter, Judy Fuller, Deidre Flaherty. 90 Kraig, Paul and Brian . . . Junior gymnasts Look out ' it ' s loaded with dynamite!! SPORTS IN REVIEW . . . You may The victors came home. We ' d rather fight than switch!! Kiss me you fool! take three giant Medfield shows its form. steps. Under the sky all men are one family . ADVERTISEMENTS msememm SPONSORS Dorothea Abel Mr. John Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Adams Mr. and Mrs., R. Alexander Eileen Alley Ronald Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angelis Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Aylward H. Baggs Howard Bailey Mrs. Edward Bak Rachael I. Baker Ralph A. Baker Stanley Baker J. A. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bangs James I. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Beard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckwith Gordon C. Behnke Joseph Belmont Mr. and Mrs. Harris G. Berg Mr. and Mrs. A. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Beswich Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bibby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake Mrs. Raymond Bligh Mrs. Helen Bodozian Carol Bois W. C. Bois Paul E. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bombelli Mr. and Mrs. Boulter Mr. and Mrs. Bowden Mrs. G. Borman Mrs. Bowser Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bowser Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bradstreet Mrs. J. Brady Bernadine Bravo Mrs. Eugene Bravo R. Bravo William M. Breed Mr. and Mrs. E. Brett Mrs. Gertrude Brigham H. M. Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brock Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Broderick C. Brooks Miss D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Brown Mrs. Ruth H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George C. Browne Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Bryce Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buck Miss Anna Buckley Patricia Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Buckley Mrs. Everett Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke Ruth Burke Dave Burnett Mrs. Ellen Burns Mr. and Mrs. William Burtorv Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Bussey Mr. Byron George Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Callow Nellie Callow Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calo Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Campbell William Capen Mr. and Mrs. Caraviello J. M. Carlise Mrs. Henry Carlson Mary E. Carlson Norman H. Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Walter Casale Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Casetta Grace Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cawood Amy Chase Mr. and Mrs. Cheever Francis Chick Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Chick Mr. and Mrs. Chudzik Carole Cimino Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nancy Cleary The Clive Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clougherty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffin Mr. Alfred Colantonio Mr. H. E. Cole Mr. LeBaron C. Colt, Jr. Ann B. Conners P. J. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conway Mr. Robert L. Cook Mr. and Mrs. James Q. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coulter Robert Couper Mr. and Mrs. Cranshaw Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Craven Dorothy C. Crump James P. Cucinotta Edward Cunningham Joan P. Cunningham Mr. Paul Cunningham John Cuoco Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Curry Mrs. E. J. Dahl Annette Daloia Aldo D’Angelo Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. and Mrs. DeChellis Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood DeCoster Miss Karen DeGeorge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DeGrandis John Delano Mrs. Margaret Delano Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. J. DeMartino Claire Derninger Rev. and Mrs. Derr Mr. and Mrs. Lee DeSorgher 94 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dewar R. R. Dewey Doris Dick Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Digilio Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Dimeo The Dinapolli Family Pat DiPeri C. L. Dobbs Joseph H. Donahue Mr. William F. Donahue Anne C. Donlan Allan S. Downing Mr. and Mrs. Droste Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duest Dick Duffus Joanne Duffus Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duffus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Duran B. W. Eastman R. D. Eastrie Mr. and Mrs. Eburne and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccleston W. F. Elford Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ellis Mrs. Gloria A. Emmel Mr. Robert A. Emmel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erickson Joe Erskine Mary Evans Robert Fall Mr. and Mrs. Farrar James A. Farrell Anna Federovna Diane Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Ferguson Mrs. Julia Field Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Fisher Harold W. Flagg Mr. and Mrs. David Fleming Mr. and Mrs. James T. Frame, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0. Fraser Helmet Friend The Fullers Alv an T. Fulley Dr. and Mrs. George Gagliani Mr. and Mrs. Chester Galeucia Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallerani Dorothy Gardner John F. Ganley D. A. Gass Mr. Thomas Gates Fabiola Gayton Mr. Ronald A. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Girouard Mrs. M. Glendrange Mr. and Mrs. Glover Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Goldsberry Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gordon W. T. Gordon C. A. Gorh Ralph E. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Orrin A. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Gray, Jr. Carol T. Green Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greenlaw Wilma L. Greymont Charles Griffin David Grogan Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gronberg Carol Gronroos Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grover Raymond S. Grywacz Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gulligan D. Gustavson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Haigh Mr. John Hagman Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Hallinan Mr. and Mrs. Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Hallorand Vincent Hallowed Dorothy Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hann Carl Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harmon Alan E. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hay Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Heait Mr. and Mrs. John Heddeman Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel S. Hedgebeth Mr. and Mrs. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. John Hegedus Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henry Robert Hersee Ethel G. Hersey The Hesnan Family Mrs. Doris Heusel E. W. Hersey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Higgins A. B. Higuera Mr. and Mrs. George Hinkley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkley Mr. and Mrs. Hjelmstad Professor and Mrs. Frank Holden Mr. and Mrs. John Horgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horton Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Howards Mr. and Mrs. Lesslie Howbeth Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hurlbert Ralph Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. R. Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Horace Huyler Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Iafolla Mrs. H. L. Jonson Lucy Jackson Mr and Mrs. Walter Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Janssen E. Jenkins Karen Jodouin Gloria T. Jolie Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norman 0. Jones Mrs. Justice R. Kaerwer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kane SPONSORS Perry Karazeanis Mr. and Mrs. Keigwin Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keirstead Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kellar, Jr. Mrs. Harry Kelleher Mr. Kennedy Mrs. Kenyon Mrs. Florence Keris Kibler Jack S. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Kneer Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knehr Mr. and Mrs. Knopf Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Kristofferson Mr. and Mrs. William Krucke Mr. and Mrs. Kruchten Mr. and Mrs. Roger Laasko Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. LaBaugh Mr. and Mrs. H. LeBlanc Mr. James W. LaCorte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LaPlante Mr. and Mrs. David A. Landman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lanseigne Elizabeth Larsen Mrs. J. R. Laueizm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laverty Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Dr. and Mrs. Legge Mrs. George Lemmler Nicholas E. Lento Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Little Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Limric Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Loader Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Logue Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Lothrop Kenneth Lougee Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lougee Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lovell Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ludlow Mrs. R. H. Luke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Luna Patricia M. Luttazi Richard J. Lyman Kim and Tim Lynch Mark, Cathy, Ann, and Patty N. J. MacDonald William B. MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. R. Macintosh Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Maclnnes Edward E. MacKay Vincent J. Mac Mr. and Mrs. Machado Mr. and Mrs. H. Magnussen Mr. and Mrs. Karl Magnussen Mr. and Mrs. Les Maguire William F. Mahoney C. F. Mains Mr. James Mair Mr. Joseph A. Mair Mrs. E. Malone Lisa and Linda Malloy Mr. and Mrs. J. Mandigo Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manganello Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mapes P. C. March Nat Marcionette Mrs. Rose Marinella Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martino Major Allen L. McCarthy Edward McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. McCarthy James F. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarthy, Jr. Paula McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Roger McDowell Mrs. John McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. McGary Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna J. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. James A. McNickle C. McSweeney Martha L. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Meader Mrs. Albert J. Menard Mrs. Robert Milk Fred C. Miller W. V. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mills Arthur Milton Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Marion Miner Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Moore William R. Moors Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan Mr. Morris Mr. and Mrs. P. Morris Robert M. Morrisen Mr. Harold Morse Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Motes Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Moulton The Monroe Family Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Needham Body Shop Inc. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Neul Dorothy Newell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Newell Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Nilsen William F. Nourse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nyren Mr. and Mrs. R. I. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. John L. Olsen, Jr. Eileen O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Palumbo James Palumbo Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Park Mrs. Parkington i SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Parr Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pastin Vernon H. Patten Bruce A. Peardon Mr. and Mrs. N. Harvey Pearson Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Pederzini Mr. and Mrs. Mario Pederzini Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Pemple Mr. and Mrs. Alex Petrie Sam Pfrangle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pini Mr. and Mrs. Peters George Peterson Mrs. George Peterson Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson Mrs. Cora Petrie Miss Pam Petrie Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Petrie Ralph Pope Marvin Preston Jeannette E. Preistly Mrs. H. Pritoni Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Procop E. J. Radkowski Mr. and Mrs. John Raffin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Randolph Mrs. Charles Rayner Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reed Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rehkopf Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes Mr. John Ricci Dr. and Mrs. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Richards Donald W. Rieth Mrs. Dorothy C. Rieth Susan Rieth Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey N. Ripley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Roberts, Sr. W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rogers The Roney Family Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rossi Stephen G. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Camille G. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Ruby, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rudd S. G. Rudin Mr. and Mrs. H. Rulfs Constance Sabbag Mrs. G. Sacchetine Mrs. Justina Sampel E. Sanders Mr. Phillip H. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Sanni Mrs. M. Sargent Maurice Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Schlechter G. R. Schlents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schortmann Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Scribner R. Seaward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seavey Myrna Serfilippi Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shade Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea G. Shebanow Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman Antoinette Silvestri Bruce Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Austin Smith C. F. Smith Mr. Harry Smith Laura H. Smith Madeline Smith Robert Souza Diane Spender Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Spender Mr. and Mrs. Rennie J. Spring Mrs. G. H. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Sven Stenberg Mrs. C. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan Gertrude Sullivan Charles J. Dorothy M. Summer Family Mr. and Mrs. Victor Supko Mr. and Mrs. R. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Sweeney M. W. Tammaro Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Teahan Mr. and Mrs. A. Terentz Rosemary Terentz Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thibeau Dave Thibeau Mr. and Mrs. William Tighe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Timmerman Martha E. Tocci Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Tocci Thelma A. Tocci Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tompkins Albert Tray Mrs. Mary M. Trayte E. Tucker Mrs. Vanslette Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vasaturo Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Volk Linda Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Walker T. W. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Walker Pat Walker and Son Julia Warburton Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Watt WBZ Nightlighters 97 SPONSORS Mrs. Carl Westbow Chas. and Eileen White Nathaniel Whittier Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wiberg Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Wilcox John T. Willis The Willmans W. Willmert Anna Wills Arthur Wills Mrs. Arthur Wills Edit h E. Wills Mrs. Everett Wills Nancy Wills Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Wills Mr. and Mrs. Willfred H. Wills H. Wilson Mr. Fred Whittier Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Wood C. F. Woodard Horace W. Woodard F. D. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yarlott and Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zahner Mr. and Mrs. D. Zimmerman MU INSURANCE A(.tV( V James T. Kashalena Insurance Broker Fast and Efficient Service Member of Massachusetts’ Broker’s Association 504 Main Street Medfield, Mass. FLeetwood 9-8839 Boston Office HA 6-0050 98 THE SHOE HORN • quality shoes for the entire family • rubber footwear • shoe repair service A member of the National Association of Shoe Fitters Main Street Medfield 444-0441 359-4304 HILLCREST AUTO, INC. 20 Janes Avenue Jay L. Morgan Home Telephone 444-6242 McHUGH COMPANY Real Estate 511 Main Street Medfield, Mass. FL 9-6961 DA 9-9080 Compliments of MED-VALE NURSING HOME Medfield, Mass. 99 Compliments of PAGE REALTY 489 Main Street Medfield, Mass. 100 Compliments of BELKNAP ESTATES 101 Courtesy of A. E. WILLS HARDWARE Medfield Massachusetts MIKE ' S BARBER SHOP 103 Gutters-Conductors All Types of Roofing PAT WALKER SOI Roofers Free Estimates Tel. 235-6651 Tel. 359-4516 104 Good Health Good Luck To the Class of 1965 GARELIFK FARMS “Taste the Freshness” Milk 105 Compliments of DR. GAGLIAI Established 1917 FTD Member PEDERZINI FLOWERS FL 9-4949 160 East Main Street Medfield 106 The responsibility associated with such a title is no small task. A School Yearbook without photographs would indeed be dull. Therefore, we have tried to f ulfill our photographic assignment with the careful attention necessary to assure you a pleasant and lasting memory of your days at Medfield High School. Olie HARVARD STUDIO Official Photographer 1965 669 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 107 Compliments of LARKIN ' S Medfield Package Store “in the square” 1933 1965 Compliments of BULLARD ' S Home Market Green Street Medfield 108 COMPLIMENTS OF STIVALETTA CORPORATION MICHELE J. STIVALETTA DA vis 6-9570 Res. DAvis 6-3664 109 Compliments of MEDFIELD MEDICAL CENTER Medfield, Mass. Compliments of MEDFIELD PHARMACY “Jerry” “Julie” Compliments of RICHARD NICKERSON D.M.D. Arthur W. Rieth HUbbard 2-0983 Arthur E. Rieth FLeetwood 9-6797 RIETH - RIETH Prescription Opticians Boston, 110 Tremont Street Medfield, Route 109 Compliments of RICHARD E. HEILIGMANN D.M.D. Patronize ALL PEAK Advertisers TO THE CLASS OF 1965 At this time of graduation, we hope you will look back with satisfaction to a job well done and will look forward with hopeful anticipation to the promising opportunities that await you. CORNING CORNING GLASS WORKS Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1965 from THE STUDENT COUNCIL