Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1968 volume:

• V • I THE PEAK Published by the students of Medfield High School MEDFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Co-Editors Charles Rayner Jacklyn Reed PEAK STAFF Business Manager Literary Editors Typist Roberta Lantz Kristen Capers Nancy Utting Elaine Avery Judith Jones VOLUME XVII UNDERGRADUATES 67 ACTIVITIES 77 ATHLETICS 91 ADVERTISEMENTS 109 2 Dedication We, the graduating class of 1968 dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Elaine Pederzini and Miss Laura Smith in appreciation for your kindness and interest in the students of MHS. By working long hours in the class- room you have contributed invaluable knowledge in preparation for our future. Through your countless years of devoted service and patient understanding, you have enabled us to witness a realistic attitude toward life. Although we realize we cannot repay you, we hope that through it we can express our deep appreciation to two people who have been more than teachers to all of us. ' Mrs. Elaine Pederzini Miss Laura Smith In Appreciation For Your Kindness and Interest 3 Superintendent-Mr. Thomas A. Blake Principal-Mr. Charles F. Mains To the Class of 1968: Education is a bridge between man and his work; it is a bridge between the present and the future; it is a bridge between what we are and what we may become— as individuals, as a nation, as a world. Congratulations on the occasion of your first bridge— Graduation from Medfield High School and may the bridge be strengthened by a contin- uing self-evaluation. To the Class of 1968: The education you have received so far should be used to continually better yourself. The world, in its present state, needs people who can think constructively and act positively. One piece of advice which wUl help prepare you for service in this world is; always take your job seriously, never yourself. My personal best wishes for a successful and happy future. Sincerely, Sincerely, T CL Thomas A. Blake Superintendent of Schools Administration Charles F. Mains Principal School Committee Guidance School Committee-Seated 1. to r.-Mr. Donahue, Dr. Swanson, Mr. Thomas. Standing 1. to r.-Mr. Randlett, Mr. Chick. 5 FACULTY Janice Adams Social Studies B. S. University of Maine M. Ed. State College at Framingham Robert L. Ammon Science B. S. East Stroudsburg College Francis M. Bibby Industrial Arts L. L. B. Suffolk University George Callahan Mathematics B. S. Boston College 6 Audrey Collins English A. B. Rosary College FACULTY John Cuoco Mathematics B. S. Boston College M. Ed. Northeastern University 30 Hours Beyond June Economos English A. B., M. A. Baylou University Donald A. Girard Social Studies B. S. Bridgewater State M. Ed. Smith College Robert O. Hersee Music B. M., M. M. Boston University Janet H. Hurley Chemistry B. S. Saint Joseph College Stanford University John A. Girard Mathematics B. S., M. Ed. Bridgewater State 7 FACULTY Nancy E. Kelly Physic Education Bouve Boston School B. S. Tufts University Carole R. Lodding Biology A.B. University of Massachusetts Edward B. Keyes Director of Physical Education and Athletics B. S. Boston University M. Ed. State College at Boston Patricia M. Luttazi Home Economics B. S. Framingham State College Diane R. Jackson French A. B. Salve Regina College Charles A. Laverty Latin and Mathematics A. B. Saint Michael’s College M. Ed. State College at Boston 8 FACULTY Sheila A. Lynch Reading B. S. State College at Boston M. Ed. Northeastern University Anne Marie Maguire French and Spanish A. B. Newton College of the Sacred Heart Elizabeth E. Manos Librarian B. S. Keene State College James E. Morris Industrial Arts B. S. Fitchburg State College M. Ed. Boston University Peter F. Mulcahy English B. S. Boston College Elaine Pederzini English A. B. Wheaton College 9 FACULTY Patricia Petrovek History B. S. Boston University Olive Potter Business Bay Path Institute Bernard Shea History and P.O.D. A. B. Boston College M. A. University of Massachusetts Marguerite Slyne Mathematics A. B. Emmanuel 10 Claire Reed Art Massachusetts College of Art FACULTY Elizabeth M. Smith Laura H. Smith Science French Lee H. Smith A. B. New York State CoUege A. B. Vassar English for Teachers M. A. Radcliffe A. B. Bates College M. Ed. Syracuse University 30 Hours Beyond M. A. Northeastern University Estelle S. Stahl English A. B. Radcliffe .VL A. Boston University C. A.G. S. Sylvia B. Vellante Spanish A. B. Boston University Julia L. Warburton PSSC Physics A. B. University of Utah M. Ed. Tufts University 30 Hours Beyond 11 Non-teaching Personnel Mrs. Todd School Doctor- Dr. Stagg I L Custodians-Mr. Reynolds, Mr. lafoUa, Mr. Hallowell, Mr. Chevarie. Cafeteria help-Mrs. Good, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Bravo, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Nye. 12 We, the Class of 68, look back on four years at M.H.S. with many memories, and the knowledge that each of us has grown and learned. Now, as graduating seniors, we look to June 9, with grateful spirit and quiet pride; ready for a true commence- ment. 13 The Class ELAINE CLAIRE AVERY FAVORITE SAYING; “Oh well” USUALLY SEEN; Medway HAPPINESS IS; Being with a certain guy. MISERY IS; People who crack their knuckles. AMBITION; To succeed and be happy in life. ACTIVITIES; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 1,2; F 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. ESEN ARKIS Ace” FAVORITE SAYING; “What does that mean?” USUALLY SEEN; Physics Lab HAPPINESS IS; Movies MISERY IS; People who pronounce my name wrong. AMBITION; To live a long time. ACTIVITIES; Cross Country; AFS Club; Drama Club; Chorus; Student Council (Honorary Member). A shy smile . . . those foreign manners . . . soft-spoken . . . track en- thusiast. ashion E.xhibition 1, Sweet . . . Wayne . . . P. W.A. . . . quiet. SANDRA CLAIRE BEARD Sandy” WORITE SAYING; “What’s for lunch?” 5UALLY SEEN; Anywhere APPINESS IS; Weekends ISERY IS; Math Ct vITIES; Band 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Student Librarian 1,2; iToat Committee 2,4; Chorus 1; Science Fair 1 ; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Medfield-Walpole Concert 1. mellow flute . . . born blond? . . . where ' s Chris?” . . . studious. 14 of 1 968 DAVID ALEXANDER BELL t f .. “Dave” FAVORITE SAYING; Beautiful! USUALLY SEEN: Running HAPPINESS IS: Kathi MISERY IS: Girls with short hair. AMBITION: To be Happy ACTIVITIES; Cross Country 2,3,4 (Capt. 3,4); Intramural Volleyball 2; Spring Track 2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 2; Youth Center Committee 3. Swift . . . sharp dresser . . . Cadillacs ... a certain Junior. CATHERINE A. BENEDICT “Cathy, ” “Ceebi” FAVORITE SAYING: Hang loose. Mother Goose. USUALLY SEEN: Laughing MISERY IS: People who call me “Arnold” or “Eggs”. ACTIVITIES; Glee Club 2,3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3; Chorus 2,3,4; A.F.S. Club 4; Student Council 4; Hetra Mieh 4; Musical 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Youth Center Board 3; Spring Concert 2,3,4. TRANSFERRED FROM: Bethlehem Central High School, Delmar, New York 2. Sweet voice . . . carefree . . . always smiling . . . a friend to all. JUDITH LORRAINE BOLAND “Judy, ” “Ju, ” “Jude FAVORITE SAYING: Ya know USUALLY SEEN: With Nancy and Sue HAPPINESS IS: Eddie .MISERY IS; People who crack their knuckles. Jack. AMBITION: To be happily married. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Hetra Mieh 3,4; Pep Club 1; Fashion Show 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Decoration Com- mittee 1,2,3. A prankster . . . 1illis . . . adept in sports . . . easy-going. 15 The Class CANDICE ANN BRAIS “Candy” Favorite saying: “I’II just be a minute!” USUALLY SEEN: With a certain “Burger!” HAPPINESS IS: Having “Candy” for a name when it comes to election day. MISERY IS: Having peanut butter stuck to the roof of your mouth. AMBITION: To teach elementary school. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Tennis 2,3,4, captain 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Intra- mural Field Hockey 4; Library Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 4, Hetra Mieh Club 1,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Council 3,4; Student Council V P 4. Consistent winner . . . stylish dresser . . . hard worker . . . sweets. nancy ANN BRAVO “Nanc Favorite saying: “I don’t believe it.” USUALLY SEEN: Out of .Mcdficld HAPPINESS IS: Parties MISERY IS: People that get mad at people for little things. AMBITION: To be successful. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,4; Volleyball 2; Intramural Basketball 3; Prom Committee 3,4; I loat Committee 2,4; Fashion 1,2, 3, 4. Late again . . . always behind the wheel . . . boisterous . . . phlegmatic. CHARLES OTT BROWNE “Charlie” FAVORITE SAYING: “Yeh, sure” USUALLY SEEN: Listening to the Red Sox games. HAPPINESS IS: Baseball MISERY IS. People who have a low opinion of the teenage movement. AMBITION: Law School ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,4. Good grief, Charlie Brown!” . . . baseball fanatic . . . “is that you ' re real name ' !”. . . sincere. 16 of 1 968 ROBERT C. BRYAN “Buckwheat” FAVORITE SAYING: “The South shall rise again”. USUALLY SEEN: Fernandes HAPPINESS IS: 4th period French MISERY IS: Little white Saabs AMBITION: Army Career Officer ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; BasebaU 3,4; Band 2. Southern rebel . . . happy . . . perfect timing. . . fast dash for lunch. KARYN MARIE BUCHANAN “Murray ” FAVORITE SAYING: “Too bad!!” USUALLY SEEN: In Sherborn or in a green bus. HAPPINESS IS: Walking barefoot in the rain. MISERY IS: People who tell me to put my shoes on., Mr. A., Geometry. AMBITION: To know myself ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2; Spring Festival 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Medfield Drill Team Captain 2,3,4; Intramural Field Hockey 4. LR. Y. . . . 6:00 A. M. . . . long pretty hair . . . non-conformist. DOROTHY MARIE BYRNE “Terry FAVORITE SAYING: “Aw’ Come on”. USUALLY SEEN: Busy, busy, busy. HAPPINESS IS: Being outdoors MISERY IS: People asking me how old I am. AMBITION: To be a Medical Technician. ACTIVITIES: Assistant Librarian 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Hetra Mieh 3,4, Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4. TRANSFERRED FROM: St. Mary’s Academy, Bay View. Friendly . . . efficient and helpful . . . quiet . . . petite. 17 The Class VIRGINIA CALO Vigi” FAVORITE SAYING; “Don’t talk to me”. USUALLY SEEN: Driving around with a car full of kids. HAPPINESS IS; Getting out of the house. MISERY IS: Conceited people AMBITION: To go to college and become a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Fashion Show 1; Science Fair 1; Float Committee l,2,3,4;Pep Club 1; Intramural VolleybaU 2; Spring Concert 1,2,3,4; Pep Week Committee 2,3,4; Intramural Field Hockey 4. A red convertible . . . faithful band member . . . athletic . . . fun-loving. KRISTEN CAPERS Kris”, “Kristie FAVORITE SAYING: “Right!” USUALLY SEEN: Anywhere HAPPINESS IS: Walking hand in hand. MISERY IS; Having people say 1 look like Nancy. AMBITION; Language teacher ACTIVITIES; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Musical 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Field Hockey 4; Christmas Pageant 3; Spring Concert 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Float Committee 3; Peak Staff 4. A certain 22” . . . embarasses easily . . . universal wardrobe . . . shock- ingly violent. NANCY CAPERS “Indian” Nanc” FAVORITE SAYING; “Don’t worry about it, it’ll look OK on the wall”. USUALLY SEEN: At cheering practice with a man’s shirt on. HAPPINESS IS; Knowing you still have quite a few years to go. MISERY IS: Phonies AMBITION: Get through college ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,4; Drama Club 3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3; School Musical 3; A.F.S. 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2. HO Wf . . . walking in the rain . . . finally a cheerleader . . . men ’s shirts. 18 of 1 968 BARBARA GAIL CAPOCCI Babs” FAVORITE SAYING; “Pretty fierce” USUALLY SEEN: With a certain Marine. HAPPINESS IS; Paul MISERY IS: Mustard AMBITION: To be a hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Play 3; Fashion Show 2; Pep Club 1; Float Committee 2. Petite . . . majorette . . . always laughing . . . Millis. DIANA MARIE CARAVIELLO “Didi” FAVORITE SAYING: “You wish it” USUALLY SEEN; Washing paint off in the art room. HAPPINESS IS: Good music, good art, and Chinese food. MISERY IS: Pr ejudiced people AMBITION: To do the best I can in everything I attempt. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4; Chorus 4; Hetra Mieh 4; Band 3,4; Spring Concert 3,4; Art Exhibit 3,4; Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 3,4. TRANSFERRED FROM: Holy Cross Academy, Brookline, Mass. Amiable . . . quite an artist . . . helpful . . . a protester of sorts. DAVID CATENACCI “Dave” FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s funny!” USUALLY SEEN; With Ro HAPPINESS IS; Roberta MISERY IS: Algebra AMBITION; Navy ACTIVITIES; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2; Arts and Crafts Festival 1,2, 3,4. Gold hammers . . . handsome . . . man of few words . . . grandmother clock. 19 The Class LUCINDA CHICK “Cindy ” FAVORITE SAYING: “Ya know it?” USUALLY SEEN: With Mike HAPPINESS IS: Weekends and Mike MISERY IS: Mr. S. AMBITION: To be happily married. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2; Art Exhibit 1,3,4; Fashion Show 3,4. “M.G. ”... Bravo and the guys . . . Ford Convertible . . . ironic under- statement. JUDITH ANNE CLARRIDGE “Judy , “Judit” FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh gee’s!” USUALLY SEEN: Coming or going HAPPINESS IS: People who like people. MISERY IS: People who judge people. AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Student Council Representative 1; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Coach 2; Creative Writing 3; School Play 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Youth Center 4. Congregational retreats . . . original . . . organization plus . . . intellectual. WAYNE CLIVE FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s close!” USUALLY SEEN: With the guys HAPPINESS IS: Friday nights MISERY IS: School AMBITION: The Navy ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. “Mr. Touchdown” . . . Donna G. . . . carrying on the family tradition . . . newspaper celebrity. 20 of 1 968 JEAN MARIE CLOUGHERTY FAVORITE SAYING: Where is . . ? USUALLY SEEN: Millis HAPPINESS IS: “Cherish” MISERY IS: People who say I’m a liar. AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Woodshop 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1,2,3; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Club 1; Hetra Mieh 2; Float Committee 3; Work Study Program 4. Rebel . . . blue Falcon Station Wagon . . . work-study program . . . fashion- able clothes. KAREN JEAN CONNORS “Kar” FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh yeah?” USUALLY SEEN: With Alan in his Austin Healy. HAPPINESS IS: Alan MISERY IS: Distance AMBITION: To go on to school and to be happy. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Fashion Show 1,2,4; Science Fair 1; Spring Concert 1,2,4; Arts and Crafts Festival 1,2. Nine to Nine . . . only her hairdresser knows . . . quiet. PAULA WOODS DeCHELLIS “Paulie” Dolly “Toots FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, just forget it!!” USUALLY SEEN: In an ivy green Mustang. HAPPINESS IS: R.L.D. Ill MISERY IS: People who call me Twiggy. AMBITION: To live ACTIVITIES: Float Committee 1,4; Chorus 3; Hetra Mieh 3; Softball 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Prom Committee 4. Twiggy fan . . . But Mr. Shea . . . Mustang Dolly . . . stylish. 21 The Class ROBERT BREWSTER DELANO “Pancho” “Del” FAVORITE SAYING: “Want to play tennis?” USUALLY SEEN: Playing Tennis HAPPINESS IS: Tennis MISERY IS: No recognition for the Tennis Team. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Winter Track 3,4. FRANK N. DiMEO “Francisco “Frank” FAVORITE SAYING: “Right here!” USUALLY SEEN: Speeding HAPPINESS IS: Motorcycles and surfing MISERY IS: A blue ’61 Volkswagen AMBITION: Automotive technician ACTIVITIES: FootbaU 2,3,4. Drives a sardine can . . . “where?” . . . speed demon . . . searching for the perfect wave. CHARLES STERLING DENNIS “Chuck” “Charlie” USUALLY SEEN: When looked at HAPPINESS IS: A. H. MISERY IS: Palumbo’s monkey god AMBITION: To graduate, and college ACTIVITIES: Eootball. Witty . . . freshmen girls . . . our own King Charles . . . fun to have along. 4 tennis fanatic . lanky. . . Davis Cup 19?? . . . temperamental . . . long and 22 of 1 968 NANCY ELIZABETH DONAHUE “Nance” FAVORITE SAYING: “Forget it” USUALLY SEEN: In Sharon HAPPINESS IS: Practical jokes and popsicles MISERY IS: Being kept waiting AMBITION: To marry a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; Intramural VoUeybaU 2; Pep Club 2; Decora- tion Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Hetra Mieh 3,4; Fashion Show 3,4. TRANSFERRED FROM: Sharon High School, Sharon, Mass. 2. Critical . . . schemer . . . Sue and Judy . . . well-dressed seamstress. LEONARD RAY EAKIN “Lenny “Drake” FAVORITE SAYING: “Right here” USUALLY SEEN: In a white Mustang HAPPINESS IS: Motorcycles MISERY IS: Government ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3,4. Pinocchio . . . music conservatory . . . strange noises ... a non-conformer. GREGORY ROBERT FINN “Huck” FAVORITE SAYING: “Ya, tomorrow, hello fans” USUALLY SEEN: With John, and at the town hall steps HAPPINESS IS: Football, that certain little blonde .MISERY IS: Immature girls, dead parties AMBITION: College, and four more years of football ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hockey 2, 3,4. TRANSFERRED FRO.M: Hingham High, Hingham, .Mass. 2. Girls, girls, girls . , . handsome Co-Captain . . . football hero . . . admired. 23 The Class JAMES FRANCIS FRASER, JR. Jim” FAVORITE SAYING; “When I make my first million . . . ” USUALLY SEEN; Punching the time card at Fernandes. HAPPINESS IS; Buick Electra MISERY IS; “No chewing gum, not talking in the library.” AMBITION; Further education and to be successful. Giggling . . . soft-spoken . . . “welcome back! . . . reserved. CHERYL DIAN FRIEND “Cheri ” FAVORITE SAYING; “Well I’m not embarrassed!” USUALLY SEEN; With Jill HAPPINESS IS; Wally MISERY IS; Getting up in the morning. AMBITION; Modehng school; Marriage ACTIVITIES; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Fashion Show 2,3,4. Walpole . . . lengthen that dress!” . . . good-looking . . . L.E. sr JUDITH ANN FULLER “Judy ” FAVORITE SAYING; “What???” Are you kidding me??” USUALLY SEEN; Everywhere ... but Medfield. HAPPINESS IS; Eating MISERY IS; Waiting for Candy. ACTIVITIES; Majorettes 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball; Field Hockey 4; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4. Ollie . . . majorette co-captain . . . witty . . . pleasant. 24 of 1 968 DIANE JANE GOUCHER Di Diana” FAVORITE SAYING: “I am not mad.” USUALLY SEEN: Looking upward HAPPINESS IS: Being with Charley. MISERY IS: CUcking heels AMBITION: To teach high school. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Spring Con- cert 1,2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 2; Musical 3; Drama Club 3,4; Future Teacher’s Club 3; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. P. W.A. . . . yellow lollipops . . . Lord’s . . . little white rambler. MICHAEL JAMES GRAY Mike” FAVORITE SAYING: “There I was ...” USUALLY SEEN: When looked at. HAPPINESS IS: Summers MISERY IS: Little blue 4 - on-the-floor. AMBITION: College Big brother . . . quiet cynic . . . always a wise comment . . . All we ask is to be left alone. ” STEPHEN HENRY GROVER Steve” FAVORITE SAYING: “Now what are you gonna do?” USUALLY SEEN: With Phil HAPPINESS IS: 4 speed dual quad possi-tration “409” and a cherry grand mothers clock. MISERY IS: 5th period study A.MBITION: Wood working ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Exhibition 1,2, 3,4. Cars . . . handyman . . . black Impala . . . mild-mannered. 25 The Class DIANA MARIE GUERRA “Diane” FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, poo!!” USUALLY SEEN: In a green Buick. HAPPINESS IS: A certain boy MISERY IS: Fuzzy hair AMBITION: Success and happiness ACTIVITIES: Hetra Mieh 4. TRANSFERRED FROM: Phoenixville, Pa. Nick . . . casual . . . persistently pleasant . . . “It is the prime duty of a woman to look well. ” DONNA LEE GUERRA FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, Wayne!” USUALLY SEEN: With a certain “21” HAPPINESS IS: Football Games, and Friday nights. MISERY IS: “Hi, Diane!” AMBITION: Secretarial career TRANSFERRED FROM: Phoenixville, Pa. 3. “Which one are you? . . . nice dresser . . . quiet . . . faithful football follower. MARK DEAN HANNULA “Sunshine” FAVORITE SAYING: “Whats’ the matter with that kid?” USUALLY SEEN: Yes, usually HAPPINESS IS: A fast Car MISERY IS: Kenyon’s Car AMBITION: Conversationalist ACTIVITIES: Student Librarian 1; Float Committee 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 4. A white V.W. . . . high on a hill . . . neat dresser . . . conscientious stu- dent. 26 of 1 968 ALAN ENSIGN HASTINGS, JR. “Al Baby”, ‘‘Big Al” FAVORITE SAYING: “Unbelievable” USUALLY SEEN: Up there HAPPINESS IS: Sailing MISERY IS: Guidance interviews AMBITION: Meteorologist ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1; Tennis 2,3,4; FootbaU 4; Basketball 4; Audio-Visual; Chorus 4. Tall and slim . . . always walking . . . oral talks in Spanish . . . fresh air fanatic. ANN MARIE HEBERT ‘‘Ann USUALLY SEEN: With Judy J. HAPPINESS IS: New Hampshire by the lake. MISERY IS: My naturally curly hair. AMBITION: Elementary Teaching ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Assistant 4; Majorette 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Honor Society 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. Majorette Co-Captain . . . handknit sweaters . . . white convertible . . . quiet and friendly. SUSAN ADA HOBEL ‘‘Hoe bee” FAVORITE SAYING: “Good gosh.” USUALLY SEEN: If not heard HAPPINESS IS: Traveling, little kids, parties! MISERY IS: Extremely obese people AMBITION: Elementary math teacher ACTIVITIES: Hetra Mieh 1, 2,3,4; Drama Club 1; Future Teacher’s 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softb 1,4; Intramural Sports 1,2, 3,4; A.F.S. Club 4; Music Festival 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Fashion Exhibit 1,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Dance Committees 3,4. Easy-going . . . continuous laughter . . . Nancy, Judy and gang . . . care- free spirit. 27 The Class KAREN LYNNE HUMBER “Hum-m-m ” FAVORITE SAYING: “Cheri, what’U I do now?” USUALLY SEEN; Opening mouth - inserting foot HAPPINESS IS: Rain MISERY IS: People who don’t really care. AMBITION; History teacher ACTIVITIES; Intramural Sports 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Future Teacher’s 1,2, 3,4; A.F.S. 4. P. Y .A. . . . respectful . . . Do it, do it! . . . personable. ROBERT GORDON HUDSON, JR. Bob FAVORITE SAYING; “I s’pose” USUALLY SEEN; In the typin g room. HAPPINESS IS: J. B. and Canada MISERY IS: ANY period gym class. AMBITION; Air Canada Flight Steward ACTIVITIES; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Student Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Musical 3; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Concert Soloist 2; Newsletter Typist 3,4. Helpful . . . efficient worker . . . Mrs. P. pal . . . reliable. Glee Club 3,4; JAY BRUCE HURD Jay FAVORITE SAYING: “Keep quiet and people will think you a philos- opher.” USUALLY SEEN; At school happiness IS: Flying MISERY IS: People and dogs AMBITION; Pdot ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball Manager 3. Responsible . . . supporter of the cross country team . . . nonchalant manner and outlook. 28 of 1 968 CHERYL ANNE HUSSEY Cheri Cher” FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t worry about it!” USUALLY SEEN: Laughing or smiling HAPPINESS IS: Finding sunshine on a cloudy day. MISERY IS: Cigar smoke AMBITION: Physical Therapist ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Softball 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Glee Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4. That boy at Colby . . . ready smile . . . athletic . . . Y.P.F. President. SHEILA ANNE INMAN Smily” FAVORITE SAYING: “You’ve got to be kidding.” USUALLY SEEN: At the laundramat. HAPPINESS IS: Parties and cooking MISERY IS: Snobby people and homework. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2. Seen frequently in the Home Ec. room . . . future Hancock secretary . . . reserved. STEVEN JOHANNESSEN Steve” FAVORITE SAYING: “We’U aU be killed.” USUALLY SEEN: In Asgard HAPPINESS IS: Old sneakers MISERY IS: Pollocks and Prince Namor AMBfriON: To be a river-boat pilot in the Gobi Desert. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Tennis 3. Carefree . . . dark curly hair . . . withdrawn . . . spurts of laughter. 29 The Class JUDITH LYNN JONES “Judy “Jude USUALLY SEEN: With Ann HAPPINESS IS: Being with Steve MISERY IS: Not getting my own way. AMBITION: Pediatric Nurse ACTIVITIES: Peak Staff 4; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4; Library Assistant 2,3,4; A.F.S. Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Youth Center Program Chairman 3; Spring Concert 1,2,3. Ann and Judy . . . Norwood and the Cape . . . brilliant personality . . . ever so happy and gay. LESLIE GORDON JUSTICE “Les FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s horrendous.” USUALLY SEEN: Trying to hitch-hike to San Francisco. HAPPINESS IS: Folk music and Yale men. MISERY IS: Not being able to find Priscilla after school. AMBITION: To live a happy and rewarding life. ACTIVITIES: Hetra Mieh 1,3,4, Vice President 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; School Play 3; Prom Committee 3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3; Spring Festival 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Homecoming 1, 2,3,4. Fashionable dresser . . . “where ' s Priscilla? . . . lost her heart in San Francisco. MICHAEL HARRY KELLEHER “Mike” “Miguel” FAVORITE SAYING: “AU set 1,2,3 ...” USUALLY SEEN: On the ballfield HAPPINESS IS: Blowing off XKE’S MISERY IS: Egg Salad AMBITION: Married and happy ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3; Band 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; V. President 4; Graduation Marshal 3; Boy’s State Delegate 3; Flag Club 3,4. An intimate ... a captain of captains . . . always getting ahead . . . agile. 30 of 1 968 PETER MILTON KELLEY “Pete” FAVORITE SAYING: “Ya, You’re AU Right.” USUALLY SEEN: Playing basketball HAPPINESS IS: A white Camero MISERY IS: Homework AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Stretch ... A barren superfluity of words . . . merry and wise . . . Brevity is the soul of wit. ” CHARLES BOWEN KENYON, JR. “Chuck” FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s wonderful” USUALLY SEEN: By those who look. MISERY IS: People who don’t know what an Austin Cambridge is. AMBITION: To live ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 3,4; A.F.S. Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 2; Musical 3; Medfield Youth Center, Vice President 4. If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again ... a racing stripe and 4 on the floor . . . “how many can your car take?” . . . born leader. STEPHEN C. KENYON “Steve” FAVORITE SAYING: “Think Snow!” USUALLY SEEN: Skiing HAPPINESS IS: Buffalo MISERY IS: Moving again AMBITION: Pilot TRANSFERRED FROM: Buffalo, N. Y. 4. Winter sports . . . snow-man . . . good looking . . . always on the move. 31 The Class VIRGINIA CHRISTY KENYON Chris” FAVORITE SAYING: “Gross” USUALLY SEEN: With Sandy HAPPINESS IS: Friday nights, cats MISERY IS: Two-faced people AMBITION: Social worker, Peace Corps ACTIVITIES: Library Assistant 3; Float Committee 3,4; Future Teacher’s Club 4; Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Prom Committee 4. A new blond. . . pleasing smile . . . reserved . . . sincere. CHRISTINE FRANCES KINGSBURY Kris FAVORITE SAYING: “Pretty good!” USUALLY SEEN: Fourth booth in the girls room. HAPPINESS IS: J.N.P.R. MISERY IS: Homework AMBITION: Hairdresser ACTIVITIES: Float Committee 1,2. A storm in a teacup ”... Millis . . . white Ford . . . Joe DAVID ALLEN KINGSBURY Dave K” FAVORITE SAYING: “I said ya.” USUALLY SEEN: In a locomotive cab or my car. HAPPINESS IS: Railroads, construction MISERY IS: 2nd period art AMBITION: Heavy equipment; owner, operator, and mechanic. Trains, trains, trains . . . green beach wagon . . . life long friend . . . de- parted but returned. 32 of 1 968 JUDITH ANNE KINGSBURY “Judy FAVORITE SAYING; “I can’t feature it.” USUALLY SEEN: Telling the customers at Lord’s how many calories there are in a brownie. HAPPINESS IS: UNH weekends MISERY IS; Peppers and onions AMBITION: Journalism, dress making ACTIVITIES: Drama Clbb 4; Thespians 4; Chorus 4; Class Committees 4; Creative Writing Club 4. TRANSFERRED FROM; Laconia, New Hampshire Lord ' s . . . true blonde . . . fantastic seamstress ... a sophisticate. KEVIN R. KNEHR “Kev USUALLY SEEN: On a Motorcycle HAPPINESS IS: Scrambling MISERY IS; Woodshop AMBITION; To graduate Daring . . . “I am as free as nature first made man” . . . distant. PRISCILLA JANE KNOPF “Fulla FAVORITE SAYING; “I don’t get it!” USUALLY SEEN; With Leslie HAPPINESS IS; M.T.N. MISERY IS; My height AMBITION: To be always happy. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4; Basketball 3; Christmas Dance Committee 3; Spring Concert 1,2; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1,3,4. Possible model . . . Best and Co. . . . Washington, D. C. . . . tall, slim, blonde. 33 The Class PETER KRISTOF “Pete” “Pollock FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey babe.” USUALLY SEEN: Riding my B.S. A. HAPPINESS IS: Mrs. Jackson MISERY IS: Fang AMBITION: To be an international playboy. Oh, that broad jump . . . active, but in what? ... out for fun and good times . . . endless energy. ROSS TYLER LaBAUGH “Ross” FAVORITE SAYING: “Some people like olives?” USUALLY SEEN: Youth Center MISERY IS: Crooked pictures AMBITION: Teacher (English) ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President 2; Student Council Secretary 3; Med- field Youth Center President 4. Pederzini’s . . . Youth Center ... I’d rather be right than to be President . . . competent. Ik ■A 4 1 ROBERTA JEAN LANTZ “Ro” FAVORITE SAYING: “Good!” USUALLY SEEN: With Phil HAPPINESS IS: P.M. MISERY IS: Not being able to do what 1 want. AMBITION: To be free , o . i t 4- ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading Science hair 1, Hetra Mieh C � � Honor Society 2,3,4; Miss Lioness 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Representative to Girls State 3; Treasurer 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Christ- mas Ball Committee 3; Spring Concert 1,2. Attractive . . . energetic cheerleader . . . versatile . . . “OK you guys, quit talking about me!” 34 of 1 968 KAREN IRENE LARSEN “Kar” “Pepper” FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh really, You think so!” USUALLY SEEN: With D. K. D. HAPPINESS IS: Dennis MISERY IS: Not having a car. AMBITION: French teacher ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 2; Student Librarian 2; Float Committee 2; Make-up Committee 3; Fashion Show 1. Marshfield . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . “Freedom hallows with her tread. ” MARK P. LORETT “Mark USUALLY SEEN: Studying? HAPPINESS IS: Skiing MISERY IS: A dry night AMBITION: College, eventually Quiet but unpredictable . . . Lorett’s pool room . . . Pierre . . . with the guys. JOHN ALVIN MAGNUSON, JR. “Mag” USUALLY SEEN: At home MISERY IS: Guys who think the Cheyenne Indians lived in Montana. AjMBITION: Baseball player ACTIVITIES: Football 4; Baseball 4. TRANSFERRED FROM: Glasgow, Montana 4. The new Burger ... a man who is content . . . expedient . . . among so many. 35 The Class MARCIA ELIZABETH MAINS “Mellow, “Marsh, “Mel FAVORITE SAYING: Cool it girls, you’re in uniform! USUALLY SEEN: Laughing Cheering HAPPINESS IS: “52” and cheerleading MISERY IS: Kids who don’t yell at pep rallies and lobster AMBITION: A happy history teacher at M. H. S. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Captain 1, Varsity Captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Class President 1; Newsletter Sports Editor 3; Newsletter Editor 4; A.F.S. 1, 4; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3, 4; Christmas Dance Committee 3, 4; Miss Lioness 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, 3; Hetra Mieh 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 4; School Reporter for Suburban Recorder and Nor- folk Press 4; Medfield-Walple Concert 1, 2; Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; School Musical 3,4. Mike . . . genuine school spirit . . . “nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm GARY MARCOTTE “Fred FAVORITE SAYING: “Right here” USUALLY SEEN: With F.W.C. HAPPINESS IS: To get a license MISERY IS: Mr. G. C. AMBITION: To make a million and spend it ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. M. V.P. . . sarcastic wit ... a life without a license . . painting parties. . swimming pool JEFFERY BRIAN MARKS “Jeff USUALLY SEEN: In a black V. W. HAPPINESS IS: BasebaU MISERY IS: Spending money AMBITION: Engineer u ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club Library Assistant 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4. 2, 3,4; Little black V. W. with a racing stripe . . . whirlpool baths . . . agreeable and easy going . . . gallant man. 36 of 1 968 TIMOTHY MARTINO “Tim” FAVORITE SAYING: “Are you buying?” USUALLY SEEN: On the corner HAPPINESS IS: Going and doing as I please MISERY IS: Getting up in the morning AMBITION: To graduate ACTIVITIES: BasketbaU 1, 2, 3. Rugged . . . “God bless the man who first invented sleep ”... always losing books. JOSEPH FRANCIS MATARAZZO “Joey” FAVORITE SAYING; “What a Divit”! USUALLY SEEN: Uptown HAPPINESS IS: Nice cars and nice girls MISERY IS: School lunches AMBITION: Airplane mechanic Mobil . . . innate . . . dark Italian ... a nice guy. ROBERT KENNETH McCARTHY “Bobby” “Fats” FAVORITE SAYING; “Where did my gas go?” USUALLY SEEN: Gone HAPPINESS IS: Mighty Miller MISERY IS: Any Chevy TRANSFERRED FROM; Xaverian High, Westwood ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4; BasebaU 4. Black Chevy . . . “This is the thing that was born to do” .. . Mischief maker. 37 JOHN MICHAEL McKEOWN “Mouse “Mac FAVORITE SAYING: “Whose your buddy?” USUALLY SEEN: In my car HAPPINESS IS: Money MISERY IS: Haircuts AMBITION: Hotel, Motel Management ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2. Daddy Long Legs 2. . . Canadian . . . grass hopper . . . spring. The Gass JOHN DOUGLAS McKEOWN “Doug “Mouse FAVORITE SAYING: “You gunky!” USUALLY SEEN: Bombing around in a tough green ’56 Dodge. HAPPINESS IS: Raquel Welsh PET PEEVE: People who dump on Canada. AMBITION: Tobuyavette ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2. “Idle times are the best times . . . Temperamental terror of the ice . . . Daddy Long Legs 1. summer fall win ter DEBRA LEE MEZZANOTTE “Debbie” “Deb” FAVORITE SAYING: “Tres Bien” USUALLY SEEN: In a slightly used Station Wagon. happiness IS: Gum, Dances, Football games. MISERY IS: Onions AMBITION: Elementary School Music Teacher ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Musical Play 3; Hetra Mieh 3,4; Future Teacher’s Club 4; Drama Club 4; Student Council Float 4; Class Float 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Dover . . . High Spirited . . . Glockenspiel ... A big name for a little girl. 38 of 1 968 CANDACE E. MILLS “Candy FAVORITE SAYING: “Is that right?” USUALLY SEEN: Route 9 HAPPINESS IS: Motorcycles, love-ins, beach MISERY IS: Baggy pants and Shrewsbury AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Art and Crafts Festival 1,2. Nine to Nine Girl . . . Mod Clothes . . . Sedate, Sober, and Silent. CARL EUGENE MOORE “Carl FAVORITE SAYING: “Offhand I’d say.” USUALLY SEEN: With Julie HAPPINESS IS: 1932 Chrysler MISERY IS: Judging people from others’ opinions. AMBITION: ? ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4. Beautiful old car . . . skiing . . . HAIGHT-ASHBURY . . . Man about the world. MICHAEL ANTHONY NORELLI “Gondola FAVORITE SAYING: “We’re No. 1” USUALLY SEEN: With Ruggerios’ Raiders HAPPINESS IS: Wearing the blue and white of M.H.S. MISERY IS: Segregated P.O.D. classes. AMBITION: To be a Mr. Keyes ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Base- baU 1,2; Track 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Youth Center Representative 1,2. Questions, questions . . . oldest of the clan . . . adept in sports . . . rough, ready, and rugged. 39 The Class DENNIS ROBERT NYREN Nyren Burger” FAVORITE SAYING: “I’d rather go on hearing your lies.” USUALLY SEEN: With Jim Chuck HAPPINESS IS: Lillian MISERY IS: Pink Passion AMBITION: Successful Business Executive ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 3,4. Intimate . . . casanova of the hallways . . . the soft touch . . . vast ward- robe. JAMES FREDRICK PALUMBO “Jim” “Jaime” FAVORITE SAYING: “Not now Ug . . . Later! later!” USUALLY SEEN: With Myren and Sloan HAPPINESS IS: Mary MISERY IS: Mustard and Herman AMBITION: To be a $100,000 a year salesman. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2,3,4; Student Librarian 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Variety Show (South Pacific) 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Junior High Basket- ball Coach 2; Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Arts Festival 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Band 2. Happy-go-lucky . . . Marie ... the five dollar car . . . “When you have nothing to say, say nothing. ” MARIE THERESA PALUMBO “Minny” “Marisa” FAVORITE SAYING: “That is what you say!” USUALLY SEEN: With Joe and Bill HAPPINESS IS: Weekend parties MISERY IS: Frizz weather AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: J. V. Cheerleading 1; Hetra Mieh 1,3, Secretary 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Contest 2; Student Council Representative 2; Youth Center Sub-Com- mittec 3; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Christmas Ball Com- mittee 3; Float Committee 3,4; Youth Center Representative 4; Stu- dent Council Store Manager 4. Little Italy . . . talkative . . . where the action is .. . big Italian eyes. 40 of 1 968 RUSSELL VINCENT JOHN PALUMBO “Rusty FAVORITE SAYING; “What do you want from me?” happiness IS; Nice girls MISERY IS; Weirdos like Kristof USUALLY SEEN; Where least expected AMBITION; Good times wherever I go. ACTIVITIES; Football 1,2, 3, 4; BasebaU 1, 2,3,4. Unbelievable socks . . . helped to make the warriors victorious . . . big brother with many little sisters. JULIA ANN PFRANGLE “Julie” “Jules” FAVORITE SAYING; “Dumque . . . Ciao!” USUALLY SEEN; Trying to get organized or looking for a letter. HAPPINESS IS; Being alive MISERY IS; A waste AMBITION; To understand ACTIVITIES; Class Vice President 1, President 3,4; Student Council 1,3, 4; Youth Center Representative 2,3; A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; Host Sister 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3; Cheerleading J. V. 1, Coach 2, Varsity 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Miss Lioness 2. Good leader . . . M.I. T. . . . “It is better to wear out than to rust out. ” LINDA ANN PRESTON “Ginda” “Pebbles” FAVORITE SAYING; “Of course I didn’t do any homework.” USUALLY SEEN; Arguing with somebody HAPPINESS IS; Warm summer nights. MISERY IS; Any work that isn’t absolutely necessary. AMBITION; To understand myself ACTIVITIES; Drill Team, Colorguard 2,3,4; Student Librarian 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2. PSSC . . . one of the guys . . . wild ' science labs . . . blonde, bouncy, bundle of life. 41 The Class DOUGLAS CONKLIN PRIEST Doug” “Pud” FAVORITE SAYING; “People shouldn’t throw stones.” USUALLY SEEN: Dedham MISERY IS; Small town people AMBITION; College ACTIVITIES; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Handsome . . . considerate . . . serious, but willing to have fun . . . Tan van. CHARLES HANSON RAYNER, HI Charley” Chuck” FAVORITE SAYING; “Ay,yup!” USUALLY SEEN: Toiling at Lords HAPPINESS IS; A certain short girl and a Sax. MISERY IS; High speed dentist drills. AMBITION: To live a free and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Science Fair 1; Spring Concert 1,2,3,4; Medfield, Walpole Concert 1,2; School Play 2; Christ- mas Pageant 2; Vice President of Class 4; Student Council 4; Audio- Visual 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Math Team 2,3,4; Medfield Youth Center Representative 4; Flag Club 3,4. An intimate . . . always looking down . . . a Buick is a prized possession. JACKLYN MARY REED Jackie” FAVORITE SAYING: “I don’t know.” USUALLY SEEN: In my Metro HAPPINESS IS: L.R.Y., V.W.’s, Sherborn gang MISERY IS: Strawberries AMBITION: To be free ACTIVITIES: Peak Staff 4, Co-Editor; National Honor Society 3,4, Sec- retary 4. TRANSFE RRED FROM: Madison High, Madison, New Jersey 3. K.P. . . . dependable ... a woman of silence is a woman of sense . . . considerate. 42 of 1 968 CYNTHIA JUNE RIETH “Cindi” FAVORITE SAYING; “That’s just what I did!” USUALLY SEEN: In MiUis HAPPINESS IS; Brown eyes South End. MISERY IS: Fighting with H. L. AMBITION: Social worker ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. Medfield’s answer to Tressy . Millis. always on the go .. . Kelly’s owner . MICHAEL RYAN Mike” Bambi” FAVORITE SAYING: “Aw, c’mon, give me a break!” USUALLY SEEN: On the corner HAPPINESS IS; A day without demerits. MISERY IS: The long walk to Australia. AMBITION: To have fun and not get caught. ACTIVITIES: BasketbaU 1,2,3,4; FootbaU 2,3,4. Rebellious ... C.T. . . ‘.‘coldly profane and impiously gay” . . . Irish temper. JAMES J. SALAVA Jim ” FAVORITE SAYING: “This is the year.” USUALLY SEEN: Driving HAPPINESS IS; Seeing GTO’s in the rear view mirror. .MISERY IS; Being behind a GTO. A.MBITION: To be a mechanical engineer. TRANSFERRED FROM; Long Island, N. Y. 4. New York accent . . . physics whiz . . . witty addition to M.H.S. . . . congenial. 43 The Class CHARLOTTE LOUISE SAVAGE Chari” FAVORITE SAYING: “Get out’a here!” USUALLY SEEN: somewhere HAPPINESS IS: Being outside at night; weekends. MISERY IS: People who grit their teeth. AMBITION: Medical technician ACTIVITIES: Hetra Mieh 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 1,2; Class Play 3; Fashion Show 1,2; Pep Club 1; Spring Concert 2,3. Moderate . . . attendance girl . . . girl who thinks for herself. . . pleasant. GEORGE SARIKAS Greek Zorba FAVORITE SAYING: “Yee-ee-ah right” USUALLY SEEN: Super Duper HAPPINESS IS: Red Sox MISERY IS: People who are fakes. ACTIVITIES: Football 3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Baseball 4; School Correspondent 3; Chorus 2,4; Student Council Representative 4; Stu- dent Librarian 1,2; Future Teacher’s Club 2; Medfield Youth Center Treasurer 4. Up with Greeks . . . We’ve gotta get out of this place . . . So many Speeches . . . Super Duper George. BELINDA SCOTT Fred” FAVORITE SAYING: “Canadians are not French so don’t ask.” USUALLY SEEN: No HAPPINESS IS: Jeff, french fries with gravy, giggling and 60 Pontiacs. MISERY IS: Long distance romances AMBITION: To get my MRS. degree from J. C. U. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3,4; Christmas Dance 3; Hetra Mieh 4; Homecoming 3,4. Does anybody have a dime? . . . Oh . . . ya know . . . Gone on Canada . . . Fair, soft and sweet. 44 of 1 968 JUDITH ELAINE SCRIBNER Judy” Jutes” FAVORITE SAYING: “You wouldn’t believe it.” USUALLY SEEN: Here and there HAPPINESS IS: Paul Butterfield MISERY IS: Mosquitoes AMBITION: Social worker ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1,2; Student Council Representative 3; Majorette 3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4, Treasurer 1; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; A.F.S. Club 3,4, Vice President 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3,4; School Musical 3. Never lacks fun and frolic . . . objective thinker . . . poised, pretty, and pleasant. CATHERINE MARY SEAVY Cath ” FAVORITE SAYING: “How ’bout that.” USUALLY SEEN: Just look down HAPPINESS IS: Seedless watermelons MISERY IS: Little squirmy things AMBITION: 2 V 2 inches ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Arts Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Concert 1,2, 4; Costume Committee 3,4. Never the sweet music of speech . . . An apartment with a St. Bernard ... sews up a storm. ROBERT SHELDON SEAWARD, III Bobby ” FAVORITE SAYING: “I don’t believe it.” USUALLY SEEN: In a blue Saab MISERY IS: No senior football HAPPINESS IS: Girls in tank suits. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher TRANSFERRED FROM: Walt Whitman High School, Bethesda, Md. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Baseball 2; Swimming 2; Town Hockey 2. Rustles up a storm . . . the night life . . . quick with an answer . . . Washington, D. C. 45 The Class JOHN SEELEY “Jack FAVORITE SAYING; Censored! USUALLY SEEN; On the steps of the Town Hall HAPPINESS IS; Making touchdowns MISERY IS; School AMBITION; Graduation ACTIVITIES; FootbaU 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Tax Col- lector 4. Touchdown hero . . . nonchalant ... a man of few words . . . agile . RUSSELL LLEWELYN SHADE JR. “Russ”, “Raul, “Sombra” FAVORITE SAYING; “Eve got a mind to give up living.” USUALLY SEEN; With the intimates HAPPINESS IS; Larry Seigfried MISERY IS; Teeny Boppers AMBITION; To be a multi-millionaire ACTIVITIES; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Walpole Con- cert 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1; Math Team 2, 3, 4. An intimate ... a real soul brother ... a certain D. M. . . Butterfield Blues Band. LINDA JOAN SITTIG “Lin ” FAVORITE SAYING; “What a jerk!” USUALLY SEEN; Around HAPPINESS IS; A certain boy from Medfield MISERY IS; Getting up in the morning AMBITION; Hairdresser ACTIVITIES; Fashion Show Casual ... Y.P.F. . . . long walk home . . . menagerie. 46 of 1 968 CHARLES DAVID SLOAN JR. “Charlie FAVORITE SAYING: “Sii, would you please direct me to La Salle Jr. College.” USUALLY SEEN: With Dennis and Jim HAPPINESS IS: Kristi MISERY IS: A broken wrist during football season AMBITION: To achieve the happiness of success ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; BasketbaU 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Junior High Basketball Coach 1,2. K. C. . . livens up every classroom . . . garrulous gift of gab . . . pump- kin caroler. GEOFFREY VICTOR SUPKO “Geoff, ’’ “Godo, ” “Geoffy ” FAVORITE SAYING: “Yea, I knowit!” USUALLY SEEN: Everywhere HAPPINESS IS: Freedom MISERY IS: PSSC Physics and a certain Mrs. P. AMBITION: Lawyer ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Student Librarian 1; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Workshop 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Musical play 3, 4; School Play 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; President 3; Boys State Delegate 3; Glee Club 4; Harvard Prize Book 3; Grad- uation Marshal 3; Science Fair 1; Medfield - Walpole Concert 1, 2; Vice President of Class 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Flag Club 3, 4. An intimate ... a real soul brother . . . El presidente ... a strong-willed believer in independence and freedom. KAREN STRITTMATTER FAVORITE SAYING: “It’s Cherry,” “ain’t it cool?” USUALLY SEEN: Running to the post office HAPPINESS IS: “R” W.M.H. MISERY IS: Conceited people AMBITION: To become a registered nurse and a housewife ACTIVITIES: AFS; Hetra Mieh; National Honor Society. TRANSE’ERRED FROM: McNickolas High, Cincinnati, Ohio 4. Cincinnati kid . . . congenial . . . “The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. ” 47 The Class ELAINE OLIVE TETREAULT “Laine” FAVORITE SAYING; “This is stupid.” USUALLY SEEN; Laughing at my own stupidity. HAPPINESS IS; Having someone keep you warm. MISERY IS; Gossipy old ladies . . . closed minded people. AMBITION; To be a secretary and be happy. ACTIVITIES; A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Spring Concert 1,4; Intramural Basketball 1,3,4; Intramural VolleybaU 1,3,4. California . . . Beverly . . . blue Rambler station wagon . . . C.A. GARY WAYNE THOMPSON • “Thimpson FAVORITE SAYING; “Let’s get with it.” USUALLY SEEN; In a ’64 Chevy station wagon. HAPPINESS IS; Physics AMBITION; Aviator ACTIVITIES; FootbaU 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; MYC Committee 4. He mav appear quiet but look again . . . Sleeping In Spanish . . . Gary U.S. Bond. DONNA MARIE TINCLER “Tinkerbell FAVORITE SAYING; “Not too embarrassed!” USUALLY SEEN; With Carole HAPPINESS IS; Drums and Robert Newman MISERY IS; U.S. History and people who think they know everything. AMBITION; To attend a two year business school and get married. ACTIVITIES; Drama Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1; Girls Shop 3; Softball 2. Spirit-stirring drumbeater . . . expressive. . . high-sounding . . . Norwood. 48 of 1 968 JILL CHRISTINE TOTHILL Toddy” FAVORITE SAYING: “Are you kidding?” USUALLY SEEN: Laughing HAPPINESS IS: Folk singing MISERY IS: Superficial people AMBITION: To travel, meet people and be happy. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 3,4; Hetra Mieh 1,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; School Concert 1,2, 3,4; Youth Center 4; Intramural Volley- ball l;Pep Club 1. Love makes the world go round ... a faithful friend ... a beam of light. NANCY JANE UTTING “Nance” “Nut” FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s just what I’m going to do!” USUALLY SEEN: Practicing and typing HAPPINESS IS: Cheering at football games. MISERY IS: Small town talk and conceited people. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Music Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Assist- ant Editor of Newsletter 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3,4. Vivacious. . . “Arnie Palmer” . . . free-thinking . . . coquettish. CAROL ANN WALKER “Kar” FAVORITE SAYING: “I am not blushing.” USUALLY SEEN: Talking HAPPINESS IS: Whipped Cream MISERY IS: Doughnuts, Hate to be introduced as Michele’s sister. AMBITION: Getting the most out of life by putting my all into it. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 2,3; Hetra Mieh 3, President 4; A.F.S. 3,4, Intra- mural Volleyball 2; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Hockey 4; Class Secretary 3,4. “Is that a sunburn or are you blushing?” . . . dynamic . . . always laughing . . . five straws on Friday. 49 The Class JODY ANN WARCHOL FAVORITE SAYING; “You Idiot!” USUALLY SEEN; Chewing gum HAPPINESS IS; Sleeping MISERY IS; Waiting AMBITION; Home Ec. Teacher ACTIVITIES; Hetra Mieh 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Make Up Committee For Play 4; Intramural Field Hockey 4. Gay in spirit . . . typical teenager, always happy . . . pleasant personality . . . seamstress. GAYLE CHRISTINE WILLMAN Sam ” FAVORITE SAYING; “I don’t believe it!” USUALLY SEEN; Talking in study halls. HAPPINESS IS; SaUing MISERY IS; Explaining about my “twin” with long hair. AMBITION; To be a journalist. u it i. ACTIVITIES; Hetra Mieh 1; Student Council 1; Drama Club 1,2,4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Future Teacher’s 2,3; A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing 1,2; Float Committee 1,2,3. A certain bov from Pennsylvania ... to Bermuda and back . . . fast grow- ing hair . . . conversationalist. NANCY LUTHERA WINTERS Wint” FAVORITE SAYING; “1 don’t believe it.” USUALLY SEEN; In a white ’64 Super Sport. HAPPINESS IS; A certain boy from Millis (B.F ' .M.) MISERY IS; Peanut butter and gossip. AMBITION; To be successful and happy. ACTIVITIES; Chorus 1,3; Prom Committee 3; Make Up Committee for Play 3. Loquacious . . . Bobby . . . sociable . . . mischief maker. 50 of 1 968 JAYNE MARIE WOODWARD “Sis” “Janie” FAVORITE SAYING: “Beans and ice water on Christmas morning.” USUALLY SEEN: On the way to Waltham. HAPPINESS IS: A certain Prince MISERY IS: Not being able to smoke in school. AMBITION: Marriage and a happy home. Versatile hairdos . . . I’ll swear her color is natural . . . white Corvair Monza. GAIL PATRICIA WORSFOLD FAVORITE SAYING: “Unbelievable. Well there’s this thingie, ya know.” USUALLY SEEN: In a Mustang HAPPINESS IS: Falmouth MISERY IS: Running out of candy corn. AMBITION: Oceanographer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, President 2; Future Teacher’s Club 2,3; A.F.S. Club 3,4; Drama Club 1,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; School Play 4; Float Committee 4; Science Fair 1; Creative Writ- ing 3,4. Falmouth . . . the best of life is conversation . . . yellow Mustang . . . immaculate. ALBERT P. YUNDT, JR. “Brad” USUALLY SEEN: With his books and slide rule. HAPPINESS IS: To obtain a Ph. D. MISERY IS: A “B” A.MB1TION: To succeed ACTIVITIES: Math Team 2,3,4. “I am a monarch of all I survey ”... studious . . . the youngest of “68” ... a loner. 51 ELIZABETH BARBARA POOLEY USUALLY SEEN: in the cafeteria HAPPINESS IS: skiing MISERY IS: homework AMBITION: agriculture TRANSFERRED FROM: Brookline High School ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. Club Happy . . . pretty smile . . . speaks English like a native. JOHN PAUL APPEL “Apple Jock” FAVORITE SAYING: “Your mind’s messed!” USUALLY SEEN: Freedom Trail Market HAPPINESS IS: a full moon MISERY IS: watching the stars AMBITION: to understand Mrs. Warburton. TRANSFERRED FROM: Bethel Park Senior High, Pa. Smart dresser . . . wild . . . sadist . . . prankster. I do not know beneath what sky Nor on what seas shall be thy fate; I only know it shall be high, I only know it shall be great. Richard Hovey 52 Medfield’s A. F. S. Student The Christmas Pageant Esen with host brother Rob. Esen Arkis is our American Field Service Student from Izmir, Tur- key. Medfield constitutes a major adjustment from the big city of Iz- mir, and Medfield High School is different from a Turkish boarding school, but Esen has made the adjustment eagerly. America was rather overwhelm- ing for Esen at first, but the sin- cerity and interest shown by all his newly-found friends, helped him to earn the title, “friendliest.” While still stubbornly a Turk, Esen is an avid fan of American movies, tele- vision, and food. However, he has given Medfield an unforgettable gift— a friendly smUe and a warm “Hello.” “Am 1 supposed to understand this?” 53 “If they give me one more book!” • • • The seventh grade line-up. “Instead of washing them, I’ll just hide them here!” “No officer, we aren’t drinking!” Cheerleaders??? “I’m telling you, she’s not my friend now and never will “C’mon baby, let’s do the twist!” 54 And it didn’t win??? The Nyren-Supko-Shade-IafoUa Expedition. “I don’t believe this. It’s just too much!” “That’s what I think about Senior Candids!” “They will never suspect that I have a radio in my book!” 55 “I didn’t do it!” Wittiest Chuck and Jill Mr. Miss M. H. S. Julie and Dennis Class Clowns Class Clowns Jimmy and Sue Jimmy and Sue Senior Superlatives 56 Most School Spirit Marcia and Mike Most Likely to Succeed Mike and Kris Shyest Bob and Cathy Class F ' lirts Bob and Nancy 57 Senior Superlatives Most Talkative Best Dressed Charlie and Marie Bobby and Leslie Most Artistic Diana and David Most Dependable Charlie and Jackie Happiest Jim and Carol Class Rebels Judy and Carl 58 Best Class The Great ‘68’! 59 Baby 1. E. Arkis, 2. E. Avery, 3. S. Beard, 4. D. Bell, 5. C. Benedict and B. Scott, 6. C. Brais, 7. N. Bravo, 8. T Byrne 9 V Calo, 10. K. and N. Capers, 11. B. Capocci, 12. D. CaravieUo, 13. L. Chick, 14. J. Clar- ridge, 15.’ P. DeCheUis, 16. C. Dennis, 17. L. Eakin, 18. C. Friend, 19. J. Fuller, 20. D. Goucher, 21. A. Hebert, 22. S. Hobel, 23. R. Hudson, 24. J. Hurd, 25. C. Hussey, 26. J. Jones, 27. L. Justice, 28. C. f s — ' i r Pictures Kingsbury, 29. P. Knopf, 30. K. Larsen, 31. M. Mains, 32. G. Marcotte, 33. J. Marks, 34. D. and M. McKeown, 35. D. Mezzanotte, 36. J. Palumbo, 37. J. Pfrangle, 38. C. Rayner, 39. J. Reed, 40. C. Sav- age, 41. J. Scribner, 42. R. Shade, 43. L. Sittig, 44. K. Strittmatter, 45. E. Tetreault, 46. D. Tinder, 47. G. Thompson, 48. C. Walker, 49. J. Warchol, 50. G. WiUman, 51. N. Winters, 52. M. Palumbo. Day— Friday Clothing— Casual Dance— Funky Broadway Means of Travel— Set of Wheels Place you would like to go— Hawaii Senior Class Will We the class of 1 968 do declare this to be our last will and testament: To Mr. Blake we leave a new alarm system. To Mr. Mains we leave a larger budget for ’69. To Mr. McGrath we leave a tape-measure for skirt lengths. To Mrs. Adams we leave a 2 year U. S. History course. To Mr. Ammon we leave a can of Nutriment. To Mr. Bibby we leave a snow-maker for his Ski-doo. To Mr. Callahan we leave a golf course with ski tows. To Mrs. Collins we leave a megaphone. To Mrs. Cranshaw we leave an indefinite number of stamped envelopes. To Mr. Cuoco we give back his old room. To Mrs. Economos we leave a vacation at the North Pole. To Mr. Donald Girard we leave a history of the Class of ’68. To Mr. John Girard we leave his own glass cubicle in the foyer. To Mr. Hastings we leave a new pair of walking shoes. To Mr. Hersee we leave The Encyclopedia of Puns. To Mrs. Hurley we leave a new pair of P.F. Flyers. To Mrs. Jackson we leave excuses for the yearbook. To Mrs. Kelley we leave an instructor’s gym suit. To Mr. Keyes we leave a new first string Varsity team. To Mr. Laverty we leave a fence around the new football field. To Mrs. Lodding we leave the book How to Raise Fruit Flies. To Mrs. Luttazi we leave an inside scoop on what is happening in the school. To Miss Lynch we leave a pair of stilts so that she won’t be lost in the crowd. To Miss Maguire we leave an authentic cheerleading uniform. To Mrs. Manos we leave an extra pair of shoes. To Mr. McCarthy we leave a year’s supply of coffee and doughnuts. To Mr. Morris we leave a separate mechanical drawing room. To Mr. Carbone we leave a full year’s course in psychology. To Mr. Mulcahy we leave a Christmas tree to hang his lights on and a box of Toll-House cookies. To Mrs. Pederzini we leave a happy retirement. To Mrs. Petrovek we leave a cast with perfect attendance at practices. To Mrs. Potter we leave a sunny month of June. To Mrs. Reed we leave a mile high stack of art paper. To Mr. Shea we leave a “Barbie” dress for his statue. To Miss Slyne we leave an “A” in faculty participation. To Mrs. Smith we leave a shopping cart. To Miss Smith we leave our hopes for a new library. To Mr. Smith we leave a folder for his baby pictures. To Mrs. Stahl we leave a mini-purse. To Mrs. Vellante we leave lifetime subscriptions to Hoy and Hispania. To Mrs. Warburton we leave a year’s supply of pumpkins for Halloween. To the Juniors we leave 185 days until their graduation. To the Sophomores we leave an empty ad page. To the Freshmen we leave three more years of-fun? 63 Senior Class Will John Appel leaves Mrs. Pederzini alone. Esen Arkis leaves for Turkey. Elaine Avery leaves running with the rest of the Peak staff. Sandra Beard leaves with Christy Kenyon. David Bell leaves a lonesome junior. Catherine Benedict leaves her talents to Mae Jean Clive. Judy Boland leaves Carlton’s phone number to Susan Alley. Candy Brais leaves the book How to Give Successful Speeches to Robert Alexander. Nancy Bravo leaves her sister alone. Charlie Browne leaves looking for Lucy. Robbie Bryan leaves waving a Confederate flag. Karyn Buchanan leaves her bells to Ellen Vanslette. Terry Byrne leaves her quiet nature to Judy Robinson. Vigi Calo leaves to be a nurse. Kristi Capers leaves searching for happiness. Nancy Capers leaves her men’s shirts to Susan Procaccini. Babs Capocci leaves her baton to her sister Laurie. Diana Caraviello leaves her artistic talent to Kurt Kellar. David Catenacci leaves lugging his gold hammers. Cindy Chick leaves with the rest of them. Judy Clarridge leaves determined to enjoy herself. Wayne Clive leaves his touchdown record to next years team. Jean Clougherty leaves an empty space in the sewing room. Karen Conners leaves quietly. Paula DeChellis leaves her size to Jimmy Boyle. Chuck Dennis leaves with Nancy. Robert Delano leaves the tennis team without a captain. Frank Dimeo leaves riding a wave. Nancy Donahue leaves her sewing ability to a future seamstress. Lenny Eakin leaves with his new haircut. Gregg Finn leaves his space at the corner drugstore to Raymond Martino. Jimmy Fraser leaves a Toni Home Permanent to Kathy Macintosh. Cheryl Friend leaves her walk to Gretchen Knehr. Judy Fuller leaves headed for Walpole. Diane Goucher leaves yellow lollipops and balloons behind. Mike Gray leaves in his blue Opal Cadet towing an elephant. Steven Grover leaves his mechanical ability to Charlie Maxant. Diane Guerra leaves for Pennsylvania. Donna Guena leaves everybody confused. Mark Hannual leaves “Sunshine” to his brother. Alan Hastings leaves a supply of fresh air to Mr. Shea. Ann Hebert leaves her hand-knit sweaters to Pandora. Susan Hobel leaves her clown suit to Feme Lannon. Robert Hudson leaves Mrs. Manos and the faculty without a typist. Karen Humber leaves a warning to all underclassmen girls to sit like a lady. Jay Hurd leaves by way of an airplane. Priscilla Knopf leaves Jay Aronson the tallest member of the Girl’s Basketball Team. Peter Kristof leaves Mrs. Jackson alone. Ross LaBaugh leaves the Youth Center without a president. Roberta Lantz leaves her nice looks to Pat Newman. Karen Larsen leaves roller skating to San Francisco. Mark Lorett leaves “no-doze” pills to his younger brothers. John Magnuson leaves for the Red Sox’s training camp. Marcia Mains leaves an empty space in M.H.S. Gary Marcotte leaves Fred Caraviello lonely. Jeff Marks leaves his little black V.W. to Mattie. Tim Martino leaves, he hopes? Joe Matarazzo leaves Beverly lonely. Bob McCarthy leaves a string of broken-hearted girls. Cheryl Hussey leaves for New Hampshire. Shelia Inman leaves the Home-Ec. room empty. Stephen Johannessen leaves his curly hair to Alice Swanson. 64 Senior Class Will Judy Jones leaves her literary ability to next year’s Peak Staff. Leslie Justice leaves her stylish clothes to Debbie Merritt. Michael Kelleher leaves the star positions on the sports teams to be filled. Peter Kelley leaves his shooting arm to Tim Patterson. Chuck Kenyon leaves his political campaigns to Jeff Lee. Steve Kenyon leaves his hush puppies to Ed EgUtis. Christy Kenyon leaves her blonde hair to Jill Browne. Chris Kingsbury leaves at noon. Dave Kingsbury leaves on a caboose for the construction camps. Judy Kingsbury leaves headed for U.N.H. Kevin Knehr leaves a certain sophomore girl. Dough Priest leaves Paul Weir his sneakers. Charlie Rayner leaves leading the Peak Staff to the airport. Jackie Reed leaves in her Metro for Sherborn. Cindi Reith leaves an echo in the hall! Mike Ryan leaves an ash tray in the boys room. Jim Salava leaves a patch in the school driveway. George Sarikas leaves an indefinite supply of crab-food to Stuart Little. Charlotte Savage leaves with the attendance sheets. Linda Scott leaves for her home in Canada. Judy Scribner leaves her navy blue beret blowing in the wind. Cathy Seavey leaves without a word. Doug McKeown leaves his puns and witty sayings to Rob Alexander. Mike McKeown leaves for a Canadian hockey team. Debbie Mezzanotte leaves her glockenspiel to Debbie Pope. Candy Mills leaves the scent of her perfume in the halls. Carl Moore leaves his antique car to the Medfield Historical Society. Mike Norelli leaves a moonlit night and a secluded spot on lover’s lane. Dennis Nyren leaves as the second of many Nyrens. Jimmy Palumbo leaves his happy-go-lucky ways to Pat Otis. Marisa Palumbo leaves her long hours on the phone to Vivian. Russ Palumbo leaves his bright colored socks to Peter Aronson. Julie Pfrangle leaves after a successful year as the president of the Senior Class. Linda Preston leaves hopping the moggels. Bobby Seaward leaves driving his Triumph into the setting sun. John Seeley willingly leaves his textbooks to the school. Russ Shade leaves Debbie without an escort. Linda Sittig leaves with one of the Sloans. Charlie Sloan leaves a book of pumpkin carols to Mrs. Lodding. Karen Strittmatter leaves M.H.S. without a Cincinnati Kid. Geoff Supko leaves his crafty ways of subduing the administration to next year’s Student Council President. Elaine Tetreault leaves her taxi service to Curtis Sharp. Gary Thompson leaves his job at Honey Farms to a respectable Junior. Donna Tinder has already left. Jill Tothill leaves her vacations to Mr. Shea. Nancy Utting leaves her flirtatious manner to Kathy Bravo. Carol Walker leaves her talent of lighting up the room with a high colored blush. Jody Warchol leaves to become a home economics teacher. Gayle WUlman leaves her psychedelic cast to the art showcase. Nancy Winters leaves her dark roots to Christina Tulloch. Jane Woodward leaves for the altar. Gail Worsfold leaves for a summer in Falmouth. Brad Yundt leaves his knowledge of the physical world to Albert Einstein. The Class of ’68 leaves! 65 Senior Candids 66 “Those aren’t goldfish, they’re Piranha UNDER GRADUATES The underclassmen of Medfield High School have done a great job this year. Each class has con- tributed to all the activities of the school. The annual Christmas dance, the Snow-Ball was held by the Juniors. The winning float for homecoming was made by the sophomores. The freshmen have shown their enthusiasm by participating in many activities but they all must live up to the Great “68”. 67 The Juniors Top Row: I. Agven, R. Alexander, G. Allen, S. Alley, L. Anes, J. Aronson, L. Avery, M. Bailey, K. Blair, L. Bodozian. Second Row: N. Bowman, F. Caraviello, S. Cook, J. Coon, L. Couper, M. Coyne, J. Culp, P. DeLuca, K. Ellsworth, J. Erskine. Bottom Row: P. Fader, A. Fahey, S. Geddis, R. Gentili, R. Guenette, S. Guy, C. Hammond, K. Hanely, J. Hansen, S. Havener. The Junior float? H. Hedgpeth J. Heideman R. Henderson D. Hersey L. Hodson T. H organ J. HuU E. Huyler K. Jackson C. Jellow J. Johnson K. Kellar B. Kelleher W. LaCorte F. Lannon J. Laracy E. Larkin J. Lee R. Lovelace f Top Row: S. Menard, D. Merritt, M. Mills, G. Myette, D. Newhall, P. Newman, J. Nolan, Y. Nordblom, W. Norelli, S. Nyren. Second Row: C. O’Neil, P. Otis, G. Ouellette, L. Palson, V. Patten, S. Perkins, P. Pini, S. Powell, K. Powell, D. Pritoni. Third Row: C. Reut, W. Rey- nolds, L. Richardson, J. Ripley, D. Roberts, J. Robinson, R. Rodgers, E. Rogers, D. Ruhl, J. Rulfs. Fourth Row: J. Running, S. Sandberg, M. Schultz, D. Sexton, E. Simpson, P. Sloan, E. Souza, L. Sowell, D. Spender, L. Spender. Bottom Row: E. Strittmatter, S. Strong, L. Sugg, A. Swanson, T. Thompson, E. Vanslette, S. Wallingford, P. Weir, J. White, J. White. A. Andrews A. Banister M. Bartlett A. Beauregard B. Beaver J. Beebe J. Bertram D. Blake R. Blanchard D. Boland B. Bosselman V. Boughton C. Bouin J. Boyle G. Bravo R. Bryant “The winning float.” The Sophomores M. Budwey K. Bun S. Byrne J. Calo M. Clive W. Cook S. Couper H. Cronin K. DeGeorge R. DeSorgher R. Dinapoli A. Droste D. Elliott N. Faltas G. Finn M. Flagg J. Foster L. Frank B. Fraser M. Ganley J. Gates S. Geller G. Glover S. Goeller J. Good T. Good G. Gottberg S. Goucher C. Gould D. Greenlaw L. Griswold J. Guenette D. Guerra P. Hanley E. Hannula G. Hansen R. Hansen G. Harwood A. Havens G. Henderson 70 M. Hesnan R. Hinkley K. Hjelmstead G. Hurd T. Hutt D. Hutton G. Iverson J. Jacobs J. Kaerwer L. Kaminski K. Kelleher K. Kibbe The Sophomores “I didn’t do it.” K. Kilmer M. Kilcoyne J. Kingsbury R. Kneer G. Knehr J. Knowles D. Lamb B. Langley B. Lorett J. Lorett P. Ludlow K. Lux B. Lyman K. Macintosh R. Magnuson C. Maguire R. Mannino K. Manuell S. March M. Marks J. McMahon J. Menard J. Mezzanotte K. Minnaert R. Mozer V. Myette S. Nye D. O’Donnell R. Oglesby L. O’NeU C. Owen V. Palumbo J. Parsons A. Parmigiane T. Patterson D. Pope D. Powell P. Prindle S. Procaccini D. Ray “99 bottles of beer on the wall . . . ” Sophomores S. Ray D. Rebucci J. Reed M. Reynolds A. Robinson E. Rossi N. Rubino D. Rudd B. Sacchetini C. Sanders S. Sarikas M. Schultz C. Sharp R. Sproul D. Smith J. Spittell V. Stites C. SuUivan N. Tocci D. Toubeau D. Trayte L. Vanslette - S. Vaughn J. Volk G. VoUmuth W. Walker S. Wallingford E. Weiscoff R. Willman J. Woodlock R. Woodward E. Abar J. Allen T. Alley N. Altman R. Armstrong P. Aronson S. Bassett P. Becker M. BeU B. Blanchard K. Boyt A. Breed S. Brennan P. Buchanan M. Burgess L. Burke E. Capocci D. CaravieOo P. Champagne R. Chevarie L. Childs T. Clancy W. Clarke D. Colt D. Conlen N. Conners S. Connors A. Cook J. Coon L. Crockett K. Crump C. Daniels E. Darling J. DeClue K. DeLuca H. Dimeo P. Doherty K. Dooley M. Downing C. Emmel K. Fader B. Faltas S. Farrar K. Ferguson B. Fleming R. Florest P. Flynn G. Fournier C. Fox S. Gericke Freshmen “How?’ A pensive mood. . i S. Withrow S.Weiscopf P. Woodlock “What’d I do?” P. Gibson M. Gilmore C. Goucher J. Gould C. Grant W. Gray J. Griswold M. Grover J. Harmon A. Harvey R. Hastings N. Hay J. Hedges D. Hildreth L. Hoag N. Hussey Freshmen J. Hutt K. Ingram R. Janssen D. Johannessen R. Johnson L. Jones D. Kalweit R. Kalweit J. Kilcoyne D. Kingsbury T. Kinter D. Kneer P. Knowles D. Langley K. Langley P. Larsen W. Lewitt S. Little T. Looper R. Lovell B. MacLeod L. Mahoney K. Mahony C. Mains E. Mann P. McCarthy M. McClure R. McCurry L. McLaughlin C. Me Vicar P. Mills W. Miner D. Mozer D. Nelson C. Newell C. Newman D. N ore Hi C. Oglesby J. O’NeU 74 M. Otis D. O’Toole S. Ouellette D. Palumbo D. Patterson J. Peplinski D. Phipps R. Pope D. Porter P. Raffin G. Ramey J. Rayner Freshmen “I didn’t think it was so great!” L. Rhoads L. Ripley J. Robinson M. Roney W. Ross J. Rubino D. Running D. Sacchetine D. Schortmann S. Schultz S. Scribner D. Sears K. Seidel M. Sergi J. Sexton J. Sharp P. Shea R. Shea N. Sheridan D. Sittig L. Sloan D. Stege D. Strittmatter R. Suereth J. Superior S. Szylkonis N. Thompson S. Thompson S. Todesco W. Tortorici D.Tothill M. Tredeau S. TuUoch R. Tyo M. Vaughn M. Werner D. White J. Withrow K. Withrow 75 m ' V Underclas s Candids “Want to see the pencil go through my head?” “Give me your tired, your poor.” “Donna or the team?” “and I have this teacher . . .” “Charlotte Atlas” 76 “Fly me to the moon.” Through the participation and spirit of the stu- dents and the guidance of the faculty advisors, Medfield High’s many clubs, ranging from Hetra Mieh to Drama, have prospered. 77 Peak Staff Front Row 1 to r: R. Lantz, C. Rayner, J. Reed, K. Capers. Standing: Mrs. Jackson, Advisor, E. Avery, N. Utting, J. Jones. The Peak Staff at work. 78 Seated 1 to r: A. Hebert, L. Spender, C. Rayner, G. Supko, J. Reed, M. Kelleher, R. Lantz. Standing 1 to r: K. Strittmatter, R. Alexander, E. Vanslette, J. Aronson, R. Lovelace, J. Lee, J. Culp, Mr. Smith, Advisor. National Honor Society Officers 1 to r: Mr. Smith, Advisor; M. Kelleher, V. Presi- dent; G. Supko, President; C. Rayner, Treasurer; J. Reed, Secretary. The Honor Society at Medfield has been active this year, living up to its standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The Book Fair, held by the Honor Society, was a tremendous success. This year’s musical, “Guys and Dolls,” sponsored by the Honor Society was ad- mirably performed and well-attended. Honor Soci- ety activities are concluded each year by a day trip which provides fun and excitement for the honor students. Annual Honor Society Book Fair 79 Student Council - Seated 1 to r: C. Rayner, M. Palumbo, M. Mastropieri, C. Brais, G. Supko, R. Alexander, C. Benedict, J. Pfrangle, M. Mains. Standing 1 to r: K. Blair, R. Kalweit, G. Harwood, V. Palumbo, J. Culp, D. Pope, Mrs. Potter, advisor; R. Lovelace, G. Sarikas, P. Aronson, J. Lee, E. Arkis, P. Raffm, D. Trait. Student Council Advisor and Officers: R. Alexander, Treas.; M. Mastropieri, Sec.; C. Brais, V. Pres.; G. Supko, Pres.; Mrs. Potter, Advisor. Newsletter Staff — L. Spender and M. Mains with AFS Student E. Arkis. 80 A.F.S. Club Front Row; Seated, I to r - J. Robinson, K. Lux, M. Kilcoyne, J. Aronson, R. Alexander, E. Arkis, L. Palson, G. Iverson, N. Capers, D. Goucher. Second Row; Standing, 1 to r - E. Tet- eault, M. Mills, J. Rulfs, L. Vanslette, S. Hobel, J. Scribner, C. Manual, M. Gailey, J. Heidleman, C. Brais, L. Sugg, L. Avery, K. Humber. Third Row; Standing, 1 to r — K. Capers, C. Owen, A. Robinson, G. Harwood, L. Griswold, J. Running, J. Clarridge, J. Kingsbury, J. Robinson, J. McMahon, G. Hansen, N. Thompson, M. Reynolds. Fourth Row; Standing, 1 to r — G. Willman, C. Benedict, K. Kibbe, M. Hannula, D. Nyren, G. Sup- ko, C. Rayner, C. Kenyon, P. Knopf, J. Pfrangle, K. Stritt- matter, G. Worsfold. Seated, 1 to r: D. Roberts, C. Jellow, K. Lux, K. Kibbe, Mr. Mulcahy, M. Mains, L. Palson, S. Wallingford, A. Swanson. Standing, 1 to r: S. Gouch- er, M. Shultz, L. Bodozian, S. Geller, K. KUmer, S. Perkins, R. Alexander, G. Supko, D. Ruhl, J. Culp, M. Ganley, D. Lamb, J. Foster, S. Nye. Club Creative Writing 81 “Mmmmmm!” “I don’t know what’s come over me.” “Blithe Spirit” The Drama Club and the National Thespi- ans Troupe 2494 had a very successful year. Their major accomplishment, a production of “Blithe Spirit” directed by Joanne Run- ning, was a ghostly comedy with tremendous performances by: D. Lamb, E. Larkin, L. Palson, J. White, and assorted poltergeists. Club members also performed with distinc- tion in the musical. “This will really knock ’em down.” Drama Club and Thespians Thespians: Seated 1 to r; E. Larkin, P. Otis, L. Palson, K. Blair, J. Kingsbury, D. Lamb. Standing 1 to r: J. Running, J. White, R. Alexander, G. Supko, G. Knehr, Mrs. Petrovek. Drama Club: Seated 1 to r; J. White, E. Larkin, G. Supko, Mrs. Stahl, P. Otis, J. Running, L. Palson, J. Guenette, D. Lamb G. McCurry. First Row 1 to r: D. Goucher, N. Capers, E. Tetrault, C. Mains, M. Sergi, D. Fraser, D. White, J. Runs L Avery, M. Mills, K. Lux, K. Blair, M. Rooney, G. Iverson, D. Mezzanotte. Second Row 1 to r: J. Kingsbury, S. Nye, M. Treadeau, S. Beard, N. Faltas, B. Blanchard, M. Flagg, C. Kibbe, J. Aronson, G. Knehr, G. Harwood, P. Buchanan, K. Kilmar, N. Thomson, L. Sugg, R. Shea, B. Lyman. Third Row 1 to r: R. Mozer, N. Sheridan, S. Wallingford, E. Arkis D. Norelli, J. Beebe, C. Kenyon, R. Alexander, D. Greenlaw, T. Thompson, K. Ellsworth, G. Hurd, D. Colt, D. Sears, D. Running. V Hetra Mieh: Seated 1 to r: S. Byrne, J. Hutt, T. Alley, G. Iverson, J. Good, C. Walker, G. McCurry, L. Jones, J. Foster, S. Alley. Second Row 1 to r; S. Gou- cher, B. Fraser, M. Downing, L. Capocci, A. Harvey, M. Gilmore, L. Hess, J. Hedges, L. Hoag, K. Ingram, A. Droste, K. Crump, C. JeUo, K. Bravo, D. Hutton, A. Cook, P. Flynn, Miss McGuire. Third Row 1 to r: D. Hudack, T. Byrne, N. Capers, R. DiNapoli, J. Culp, K. Hjelmstead, L. Larkin, G. Harwood, C. Brais, K. Blair, K. Handy, L. Avery, G. Hansen, L. Griswold, H. Cronin, J. Guenette, D. Donahue. Fourth Row 1 to r: D. Guerra, S. Hobel, M. Clive, C. Benedict, N. Naltas, C. Hutt, J. Aronson, S. Gueller, D. Guerra, S. Havener, B. Blanchard, L. Bodozian, D. Caraviello, J. Clarridge, J. Jones, J. Boland. Seated 1 to r; K. Luz, T. Looper, J. Scribner, M. Mastropieri, J. Warchol, S. Nye, L. Vanslette, M. Mills, J. Sharp, J. Robinson. Second Row 1 to r: C. Oglesby, U. Palumbo, L. Sloan, D. Moyer, C. Mains, L. Sugg, S. Wallingford, M. Reynolds, R. Shea, D. O’Toole, J. Nolan, N. Sheridan, M. Sergi, B. Scott, K. Macintosh, A. Swanson. Third Row 1 to r: D. Sears, D. Spender, D. Lamb, P. McCarthy, L. Rhodes, D. O’Donnel, J. Robinson, E. Mann, D. Roberts, A. Robinson, M. Vaughn, N. Thomson, D. Merrit, M. Roney, D. Kingsbury, M. Kilcoyne. Fourth Row 1 to r: J. Running, G. Knehr, N. Tocci, S. March, D. Pope, J. Tothill, K. Kibbe, P. Knopf, C. McVicar, K. Kilmar, K. Strittmatter, P. Ludlow, P. Newman, D. Running. Hetra Mieh The Hetra Mieh Club is one of the newer clubs at M.H.S. It is a girls club organized for the purpose of allowing its members from all classes to become acquainted with each other on an informal and social basis. Numerous projects and outings are planned annually by the club. Under the able leader- ship of Carol Walker, president, and Miss Maguire, advisor, the club is very successful and shows great promise for the future. 83 Boys’ and Girls’ Chorus and Chorus: Seated 1 to r: C. Jellow, D. Hutton, D. Pritoni, D. Merritt, M. Mains, N. lining, M. Palumbo, N. Capers, E. Telreault, D. Goucher. First Row: J. Robinson, T. AUey M. Kilcoyne, S. Goucher, V. Calo, P. Champagne, M. Shultz, C. Hussey, D. ' Spender, S. Brennan, L. Avery, K. Humber, D. White, L. Frank, B. Fraser, D. Mozer, M. Grover. Second Row: K. Dooley, R. Suereth, S. Szylkon- is, A. Hebert, M. Mastropieri, K. Capers, J. Scribner, S. Hobel, J. Boland, K. Larsen, N. Donahue, J. Clarridge, J. 3ones, J. Fuller, E. Huyler. Third Row: C. Rieth, C. Bravo, C. Tulloc h, J. Hedges, D. Deluca, A. Droste, P. Fader, C. Reut, M. Clive, R. Henderson, S. Nye, L. Ma- honey, N. Bravo, C. Savage, B. Capocci, C. Friend. d O • Seated, 1 to r: D. Running, L. Sugg, D. Caraviello, K. Ma- honey, R. Shea, K. Seidel, A. Beaureguard, C. Bouin, R. Kalweit. First Row: G. Harwood, L. Griswold, C. Mills, V. Palumbo, J. Robinson, N. Faltas, S. Shultz, N. Thom- son, K. Conners, M. Ganley, D. Sears, N. Sergi, G. Han- sen, J. Culp, K. Hjelmstrad. Second Row: N. Connors, Nancy Hay, D. Porter, S. March, P. McCarthy, H. Cronin, G. Worsfold, J. Guenette, S. Havener, P. Buchanan, M. Vaughn, J. Running, G. Willman, J. Ripley, S. Geller, C. McGlynn. Third Row: D. Ruhl, P. Ludlow, G. Mc- Curry, J. Johnson, C. McVicar, J. Aronson, P. Knopf, E. Vanslette, L. Kaminski, K. Kilmer, J. Tothill, K. Stritt- matter, G. Knehr, C. Benedict, D. Lamb. 84 Glee Club Chorus: Seated 1 to r: C. Goucher, J. Gould, N. Altman, C. Fox, T. Looper, L. Jones, B. Hudack, P. Mills, D. Neal, K. Hanley. Second Row: J. Foster, J. Menard, S. Conners, S. Inman, D. Tinder, D. Mezzanotti, J. Kingsbury, E. Avery, C. Hammond, M. Roney, K. Lux. Third Row: R. Gentili, L. Soule, N. Hussey, J. Lantz, D. Newhall, R. Hud- son, J. Beebe, S. Guy, J. Mezzanotte, M. Otis, E. Arkis, K. Ellsworth, T. Horgan. Fourth Row: D. Norelli, J. Ber- tram, R. Alexander, G. Supko, A. Hastings, C. Rayner, C. Dennis, J. Marks, J. White, B. Norelli, R. McCarthy. Q n — J — m 53 m f ) - - Glee Club: Seated, 1 to r: B. Capocci, J. Clarridge, M. Mains, C. Hussey, K. Humber, P. Fader, M. Sergi, D. Mezzanotti, D. Goucher. Second Row, 1 to r: C. Friend, A. Hebert, M. Mastropieri, J. Scribner, C. Reut, M. Vaughn, C. Worsfold, P. Buchanan, J. Guenette, J. Jones, M. Clive, D. Sears, D. Caraviello, K. Larsen, L. Avery. Third Row, 1 to r: A. Ban- nister, J. Tothill,G. Willman,S. Havener, G. Knehr, J. Aron- son, T. Horgan, K. Ellsworth, P. Aronson, J. Mezzanotti, E. Vanslette, J. Pfrangle, C. Benedict, K. Stittmatter, J. Rob- inson, C. Rieth. Fourth Row, 1 to r: J. Boyle, S. Guy, J. Lee, J. Beebe, R. Hudson, J. Marks, R. Lovelace, C. Moore, G. Supko, R. Alexander, J. Burtrom, D. Norelli, J. White, B. Norelli, J. Palumbo. 85 M.H.S. Band Band Officers 1 to r: C. Rayner, G. Supko, Mr. Hersee, P. Newman. Seated 1 to r; D. Pope, A. Robinson, V. Boughton, E. Souza, J. Heideman, C. McGlynn, C. Henderson, M. Grover, A. Breed. Standing 1 to r; D. Stege, V. Calo, R. Henderson, A. Banister, L. Couper, D. Mezzanotte, M. Mains, Mr. Hersee. Third Row: M. Budwey, T. Patter- son, K. Withrow, B. Bailey, K. Kellar, P. Newman, P. Buchanan, D. Langley, P. Raffin, J. Robinson, J. With- row. Fourth Row: R. Hudson, R. Woodward, K. Fergu- son, M. McClure, P. Aronson, R. Shade, G. Supko, C. Rayner, J. Parsons, J. Calo, B. LaCorte, D. Sexton, J. Volk. “Like music to your ears!” “We are the music makers.” “All that marching sure wears the years off us!” 86 Majorettes: Kneeling 1 to r: A. Hebert, J. Fuller. Standing 1 to r: B. Capocci, J. Menard, J. Kewer, J. Scribner, M. Mastropieri, L. Kaminski, D. Sears, D. O’Toole, K. Dooley, P. Fader, S. Crowel. Majorettes Senior Babs Senior Judy Ann, Mrs. Luke, and Judy “Girls do as 1 say not as I do!” 87 Student Librarians Audio-Visual Seated, 1 to r: N. Bowman, L. Kaminski, V. Boughton, P. Fader, R. Hudson, G. Worsfold, M. Roney, D. Mozer, L. Jones, D.Kalweit. Standing, 1 to r: Mrs. Manos, C. Newell, J. Jones, B. Mozer, S. Perkins, S. Sandberg, J. McCormack, J. Kings- bury, M. Flagg, C. McVicar; K. Ingram, L. Hess, A. Harvey, D. Colt. Club • ■i 9 l Mi Seated, I to r: W. LaCorte, D. Sexton, J. Supko, C. Rayner, S. Scribner, P. Raffin Standing, 1 to r: D. Colt, R. Mozer, S. Perkins, T. Thomson, Mr. Morris, advisor R. Willman, R. Jansen, W. Minor. 88 Math Team Sitting, 1 to r: R. Shade, G. Sup- ko, C. Rayner, J. Aronson. Standing, 1 to r: B. Yundt, Mr. Callahan, R. Alexander. Flag Club I to r: C. Rayner, G. Supko, Mr. Mulcahy, M. Kelleher. 89 “Only 17,894 more rulers and I’ll have an Eiffel Tower.-’ “The many moods of Mrs. Jackson.” “Ihis experiment worked last year!” “Dios Mio!” “Aw, c’mon, not another bomb scare.” “One wrong answer and I’ll thro The students of MHS have shown tremendous enthusiasm both participating in and watching the sports events at our school. These events range from the ever popular football to basketball, base- ball, tennis, track, and the latest addition, cross country. the book at you!” 91 Medfield Stalwarts Retain Tri-Valley Varsity - seated 1 to r - W. Clive, D. Nyren, R. McCarthy, G. Finn, M. Norelli, J. Palumbo, D. Priest, M. Kelleher. First Row, standing, 1 to r - Coach Keyes, W. Norelli, J. Marks, C. Brown, J. Magnuson, R. Palumbo, G. Thompson, C. Dennis, J. Ber- tram, P. Pini, Mr. Ruggiero. Second Row, standing, 1 to r - R. Manino, G. Finn, B. Kelleher, R. Lovelace, J. Laracy, J. Lee, J. White, G. VoUmuth, M. Hedgepeth. THE RECORD Medfield 28 Medway 8 Medfield 44 Bellingham 0 Medfield 32 Norton 16 Medfield 20 Bourne 21 Medfield 32 Millis 12 Medfield 54 Manchester 20 Medfield 30 Holliston 0 Medfield 44 Hopkinton 6 Medfield 20 Dover 6 Up, up, and away! Really, it was nothing! League Championship It’s that old grease on the back trick! Charlie Brown and Pig-Pen. Clive on the move. 93 Seated 1 to r: J. Mezzanotte, S. Cooper, C. Sanders, W. Cook, R. Sproul, M. Schultz, J. Spittel, J. Beebe. Second row I to r: Coach Flecca, K. Burr, R. Desorgher, W. Walker, K. Magnuson, G. Bravo, K. Kelleher, Mr. Caten- acci. Third row 1 to r: D. Boland, D. Toubeau, J. Woodlock, T. Horgan, D. Blake, K. Ellsworth, K. Minnaert. FRESHMEN Seated 1 to r: M. Otis, H. DiMeo, S. Little, L. Mc- Laughlin, R. McCurry, K. Fader, P. Woodlock, D. Nelson, R. Hastings, S. Thompson. Second Row 1 to r: C. Daniels, L. Childs, B. McLeod, S. Scribner, D. White, P. Aronson, J. Coon, S. Bassett, E. Abar. Third Row 1 to r: D. Sacchetine, D. Patterson, D. To thill, D. Norelli, B. Clarke, G. Fournier, P. Knowles, L. Ripley, B. Miner. The Medfield Warriors under the coaching of Mr. Keys and the leadership of two determined and unsel- fish captains, Greg Finn and Michael NorelU, won all their league games and regained the Tri-Valley League Title for the second consecutive year. The Warriors, 304 points in only nine games, and Wayne Clive and Bill Norelli were awarded Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic trophies. Both the offense and the defense did out- standing jobs whether on the home field or away, and they certainly deserve the championship again this year. with their never-ending drive and spirit scored a total of Co-captains Huck Finn and Mike Norelli. Charlie Brown Doug Priest Mike Norelli Huck Finn Mike Kelleher Den Nyren Jimmy Palumbo Wayne Clive Bobby McCarthy Chuck Dennis Rusty Palumbo Gary Thompson John Magnuson Jeff Marks 95 Norelli on a fast break. RECORD VARSITY 1967-68 We Opponent They 68 Holliston 57 51 Millis 70 90 Medway 72 60 Dover-Sherbon 71 68 Hopkinton 74 89 Norfolk 66 68 Hopedale 98 49 Norton 54 70 Bellingham 85 78 Blackstone 49 67 Nipmuc 88 47 MilUs 42 54 Holliston 53 56 Hopkinton 70 57 Medway 81 49 Dover-Sherbon 68 66 Alumni 64 “Now where did that basket go?” Co-captains Mike and Dave with Basketball The 1968 Basketball team had a new coach, a new look and a new “zoom” this year as Coach George Ruggiero stressed speed, shooting and stamina to offset the team’s lack of height. Co-captained by Mike Kelleher and David Catenacci the team upset traditional Millis and showed exciting promise for the future. Varsity: Kneeling: M. Norelli, M. Ryan, D. Catenacci, M. Kelleher, G. Marcotte, J. Coon. Standing: Coach Ruggerio, J. White, V. Stites, P. Mailing, E. Abar, Manager, S. Scribner. Absent when photo was taken: P. Kelley. 96 Coach Ruggiero Jr. Varsity: Kneeling: D. Tothill, P. Aronson, D. Palumbo, M. Bartlette, D. Nelson, E. Hannula, F. Caraviello, D. Norelli. Standing: Coach Mulcahy, T. Patterson, P. Raffin, C. Daniels, S. Bassett, J. Boyle, K. Withrow, B. MacLeod, P. Woodlock. “Now with this flubber you should be able to ” “Medicine balls don’t bounce!” “The British are coming!” “A silly millimeter longer!” Seniors Mike, Mike, Gary, Dave and Mike 97 Sitting 1 to r: J. Marks, G. Marcotte, F. Caraviello, B. Kelleher, P. Kelley, K. Minnaert, R. Palumbo. Standing 1 to r; K. Ellsworth, M. Hann, C. Brown, R. Blanchard, G. Finn, T. Martino, R. Bryan, M. Marks, Coach Hodne. 1967 Medfield 10 Dover Medfield 11 Dover Medfield 1 Nipmuc Medfield 8 Hopkinton Medfield 5 Hopedale Medfield 0 Blackstone Medfield 0 Holliston Medfield 2 Holliston Record Medfield 0 Minis 10 Medfield 8 Minis 9 Medfield 2 Norton 5 Medfield 7 Medway 10 .Medfield 4 Medway 5 Medfield 2 Bellingham 5 Medfield 3 Norton 7 “This tomato will really surprise him.” 98 Senior Huck Finn “What do I do now?” Seniors swing out of their lost season The 1967 Medfield High School base- ball team compiled a (3-1 2) record, under coach James Hodne, which was not indic- ative of the hustle and desire which this young club demonstrated. Outfielder Bill Conlon was the only graduating senior on the team. This year’s squad will be bol- stered by returning lettermen Charlie Brown, Fred Caraviello, Gregg Finn, Brian Kelleher, Mike Kelleher, Peter Kelly, Jeff Marks, Matty Marks, Kevin Minnaert, and Rusty Palumbo, as well as newcomer John Magnuson. Seniors 1 to r: R. Bryan, T. Martino, R. Palum- bo, C. Brown. 99 Sitting 1 to r; J. Bouin, D. Hersey, K. Kelleher, J. Hurd, G. Hurd, C. Sullivan; Kneeling 1 to r: G. Vollmuth, W. Clive, D. Bell, J. Lee, K. Kellar, R. Capers, G. Thompson; Standing 1 to r: Coach Mulcaliy, S. Perkins, D. Lyman, C. Sloan, W. Norelli, J. Kellar, M. Norelli, J. White, T. Thompson, V. Stites, Coach Stansbury. “You’re out of step, Dave!” Track Several boys attempted to show the students of Medfield High School just how wonderful they were in the tough sports of track and field. However, only the elite remained when the sport was found to be too rougli for some. Al- though various injuries were suffered, the Medfield Track team demonstrated to the other schools its stamina and com- petitive spirit developed only through long hours of vigorous and rugged train- ing, encouraged by Coaches Stansbury and Mulcahy. The team finished the sea- son with a 3rd place in the Conference and a 5th place in Class E. And they’re off! Kneeling 1 to r: W. Clive, D. Bell, J. Hurd, Standing 1 to r; Coach Mulcahy, C. Sloan, M. Norelli, G. Thompson, Coach Stansbury. The 1967 tennis team, only in its first year of league competition, nearly won the league championship. The team received wide praise for their sportsmanship and team spirit. They scalped Blackstone, Medway and Bellingham before losing in the league final to Dover-Sherborn. With many of last years players returning and with the addition of some new blood, the ’68 tennis team should again have a rewarding and a successful season. Kneeling 1 to r: E. Larkin, G. Worsfold, D. Pope. Standing: Coach Jackson, J. Ful- ler, C. Brais, J. Nolan, G. Iverson, R. Lovelace. Seniors Candy and Judy Coach Jackson and Captain Bob. Kneeling 1 to r: R. Delano, A. Hastings, W. Ames. Standing 1 to r: S. Janney, C. Kenyon, R. Chees- brough, R. Peterson, R. Willman, Coach Jackson. Tennis 101 Varsity: Kneeling 1 to r: V. Calo, J. Boland, K. Blair, C. Hussey, C. Brais, C. Walker, J. Nolan, L. Avery. Standing 1 to r: E. Larkin, A. Hebert, S. Hobel, J. Aronson, E. Vanslette, P. Knopf, K. Buchanan, M. Mastropieri, Coach Mrs. Kelley. Girls’ Basketball Who’s stuck with the pinnies? — Where’s Dino? - Oh, those bus rides! In this game we’ll do our best watch those passes — hustle — make ’em count — get off your feet — those one point losses - Who’s got the food? - Millis riot - Our senior cheerleaders as hostesses for our post game cafeteria parties. Co-captains Candy and Cheryl with Coach Mrs. Kelley “1 wish games w ' ould be this easy!” 102 MEDFIELif Seniors SCORES Medfield 46 Walpole 21 Medfield 43 Alumnae 11 Medfield 31 Medway 27 Medfield 38 Holliston 27 Medfield 33 Dedham 18 Medfield 28 Bellingham 34 Medfield 46 Nipmuc 47 Medfield 53 Hopedale 26 Medfield 25 Westwood 39 Medfield 44 Minis 25 Medfield 28 Hopkinton 32 Medfield 27 Dover 28 Cheryl, don’t look now but . . . Junior Varsity: Kneeling 1 to r: J. Withrow, L. Vanslette, D. Hollis, A. Robinson, “Who’s raising the basket?” R. Kalweit, D. Hutton. Standing 1 to r: I. O’Brian, L. Crockett, P. Buchanan, G. Hansen, P. Champagne, M. Reynolds, L. Hogg. 103 Varsity Squad - Kneeling 1 to r; J. Johnson, D. Pritoni, J. Ripley. Standing 1 to r; J. Pfrangle, M. Palumbo, N. Utting, M. Mains, N. Capers, R. Lantz. Captain Marcia Junior Varsity Squad - Kneeling 1 to r: E. Rossi, V. Palumbo, S. Procaccini, G. Knehr. Standing 1 to r: D. Rebucci, M. Clive, L. Jones, G. Iverson, C. Mains. Senior Roberta Senior Marisa Seniors - Sitting: N. Capers, N. Utting 104 R. Lantz, M. Palumbo, P. DeChellis; Standing - M. Mains. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders , ' ‘V . H ' Senior Nancy 105 Softball: Kneeling 1 to r: A. Hebert, C. Jones, C. Hussey, L. Avery, V. Calo, K. Blair, D. Hutton. Standing 1 to r: J. Scribner, P. DeChellis, D. Brown, S. Tothill, S. Lyngaas, J. Aronson, E. Vanslette, Mrs. Kelley, J. Tothill. Senior Judy Softball Rain and chilly days do not stop the MHS Girls’ Softball Team from displaying its enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The tremendous coaching of Mrs. Kelly and the sincere efforts of all the girls represent the ever present spirit of MHS. Senior Cheryl 106 On Court and Field “Give me an M . . The Thinker The best seats in the house! “I’ve never seen Pete jump that high!” ‘Mike, stop dancing and help me!’ ‘I can’t keep up with these kids!’ - ‘Wow, look at that! Sports Scramble “If it went up; it has to come down!” “Hey Al, watch this!” Nice shot Mike, but where is the ball?” London Bridge is falling down, down 108 ADVERTISEMENTS Please patronize the following businessmen. We appreciate the gifts of each sponsor. Their generosity and cooperation have made the publishing of this yearbook possible. 109 SPONSORS Jerry Jeanne Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Alvin K. Avery Mr. Mrs. H. B. Baldwin Mr. Mrs. Raymond Beard Mr. Mrs. A. Chilson Buchanan Mr. Callahan Mr. Mrs. Anthony Calo Mary Ann Calo Mr. Mrs. Wm. Calvetti Mr. Mrs. Capers Mr. Mrs. Fred W. Clarridge Mr. Mrs. C. H. Clougherty Charles H. Clougherty Co. Mr. Mrs. William Capocci Mr. Mrs. K. J. Culp Gen. Robert W. Deroucher Eric ' 66 Christy ' 68 G.A.F. Mr. Mrs. R. Forrest Cheryl Friend Mr. Mrs. Helmont Friend Mr. Mrs. Alvan T. Fuller The Goucher Family Nick Diane Mr. Mrs. Edward Hughes Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Hurd Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Hussey Mrs. R. A. Kingsbury, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Geo rge W. Knehr Bob L. LaBaugh Fannie M. Lantz Mr. Mrs. Frank Logue Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Mains Dr. Mrs. Frank Marsh, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Mezzanotte MHS Library Philip Minnaert Paul V. Mosher The Three Ostranders Mr. Mrs. William Palumbo The Jack Reeds Mr. Mrs. N. G. Sarikas Mrs. Francis S. Scribner Charlie 8i Mary Seavey Mr. Mrs. Russell Shade Mr. Bernard Shea Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Victor Supko Mr. Mrs. N. Tetreault The Vanslette Family Mrs. Sylvia Vellante Mr. Mrs. Wm. Walker Walter Warchol C. Theodore Whitley Mr. Mrs. Alfred Zullo John T. Gorver Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Laverty Mr. Mrs. John Hansen Mrs. Harvey Hamilton Mr. Allen Belcher Compliments of DR. SULLIVAN MAGUIRE ' S OF MEDFIELD PHARMACISTS Arthur G. Maguire, B.S. Registered Pharmacist Compliments of BULLARD ' S MARKET PACKAGE STORE, INC. CUSTOM CUT PRIME BEEF ONLY Visit Our New Liquor Dept. Fine Wines and Liquers Call 359-4462 Cor. Green 77 North Sts Medfield, Mass. 110 i Congratulations from THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mike Kelleher Geoff Supko Charley Rayner Roberta Lantz Jackie Reed Jeff Lee Ann Hebert Robert Alexander Jay Aronson Ellen Vanslette Joanne Running Jill Rulfs Richard Lovelace Esen Ark is Connpliments of the CLASS OF 71 WALKER MFG. CO., INC. Automatic Screw Machine Products 99 Adams Street Medfield, Mass. Earle F. Brown 359-4344 1 1 1 Rally round the Sonett V-4. See it now. SAAB’s new Sonett V-4 — Sweden’s idea of an expensive toy. Sonett V-4 is a sports car that is unlike all others. It’s a different kind of a sports car because it has true aerodynamic design. So the faster it goes, the easier it is to handle, the tighter it hugs the road. And it has front-wheel drive so you don’t skid on curves, on hills, on ice, in rain or snow. Powered by a 4-cycle, V-4 engine, Sonett V-4 has so much pull you can go from zero to 50 in 9.1 seconds. Do well over 100, flat out. See it now in our showroom. Ask about our new SAAB Leasing Program. Unusual overseas plan: Free shipment from Sweden to P.O.E. East Coast. t w- HILLCREST AITO, II. 20 Janes Avenue Medfield, Massachusetts 02052 112 CORNING CORNING GLASS WORKS Medfield, Massachusetts 113 Compliments of MEDFIELD YOUTH CENTER 1967 - 1968 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor . . . . . Ross LaBaugh Charles Kenyon . .Pamela Fader . George Sarikas Robert H. Luke Compliments of DOLPHIN CLEANERS, INC. Compliments of McHUGH CO. REALTORS Cleaning, Storage, and Water-proofing Compliments of 24 North Street Medfield 359-6231 MEDFIELD BAKERY Complete Line of Bakery Goods North Street Medfield Good Luck - - Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. The advancement of learning depends on community leadership for financial and political support — and the products of that learning, in turn, are essential to the leadership ' s hopes for continued progress and prosperity - - To have been delivered at Dallas, Texas Nov. 22, 1963 by Pres. John F. Kennedy Compliments McCarthy CATERERS Main Street (Route 109) Medfield, Massachusetts Compliments MR. MRS. VINCENT PALUMBO of MIKE ' S BARBER SHOP North Street Medfield Compliments of DR. MRS. HEILIGMAN . 115 Compliments of RADIO FREQUENCY CO. INC. 50 Park St. Medfield, Mass. 359-4321 “Jerry Compliments of Compliments of MEDFIELD PHARMACY Julie Compliments of DR. and MRS. RICHARD NICKERSON R. L. PALUMBO Burner Sales and Service 669 Boylston Street Heating Oils I I Courtesy of A. E. WILLS HARDWARE Medfield, Mass. 116 DICK OSTRANDER Carpenter Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 68 TWINING ' S GULF SERVICE Tune-ups Brake Service BELLA PIZZA SUBS All Varieties of Pizza and Subs Call before you leave Be ready on your arrival 359-6302 Road Service Free Pick-up Service Main Spring Streets 359-2416 454 Main Street Medfield Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Members of the Class of 1968 THE RAYNER FAMILY 117 LORD’S DEPARTMENT STORE 444-448 Main Street, Medfield, Mass. Jewelry Greeting Cards Hosiery Toilet Articles Underwear Stationery Shirts Hardware Blouses Toys ALLEN TREE EXPERTS Massachusetts Certified Tree and Shrub Care Ellis N. Allen Pine Street Medfield Massachusetts Compliments of SUPER DUPER 9 to 9 MARKETS Medfield Millis I I SUNDAY AND DAILY NEWSPAPERS Free Customer Parking Compliments of THE SHOE HORN MEDFIELD ' S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 444-0441 359-4304 Compliments of JOSEPH MARCIONETTE Compliments of LARKINS PACKAGE STORE Compliments of PAGE REALTY 489 Main St. Medfield 359-2331 MEDFIELD REALTY (New and Resale Homes) Compliments of 524 Main Street 359-2553 THE GAY NINETY 119 Medfield Compliments of JACK SQUIER ' S COLONIAL SERVICE CENTER HONEY FARMS Main and North Streets 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Including Sundays 359-2600 Compliments of F Leetwood 9-6563 IVERSON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Builders — Developers 5 Robert Sproul Road Dave Iverson Medfield, Mass. 120 MR. K’S WIG SALON 58 North Street Medfield, Mass. 359-4350 Compliments of The Arthur W. Rieth Arthur E. Rieth MEDFIELD DRILL TEAM Office 359-2230 Res. 359-2649 RIETH-RIETH Prescription Opticians LEOPOLD MacLEAN Real Estate 541 Main St. (Rte. 109) George Leopold Medfield, Mass. 02052 135 County Street (Route 109) Medfield, Mass. FL 9-6797 121 Route 109 W. Medway Compliments of EARLE J. LEGGE D.M.D. Route 109 Medfield Compliments of PAT ' S BARBER SHOP 58 North Street Plaza COME AND VISIT . . . THE PINEAPPLE SHOP 511 MAIN STREET, MEDFIELD 359-2616 Specializing in hospitality gifts European Imports Many locally made Specialties Fravessi — Gordon Fraser — Marian Heath Cards Lilac Hedges Notes, Cards, and Invitations Open daily 9:30 - 5 C. R. BRAMMAN Everdry Waterproof Pants CHARLES MFG. CO., INC. Medfield, Mass. Phone; Area Code 617 359-6911 122 SHOR TIRE CO. 1 5 Park Street Medfield, Mass. 359-6093 Compliments of Tires New, Recapped, and Used ROBERT ' S FUNERAL Compliments of HOME DR. H. BROWN Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ' 68 From THE CLASS OF ' 69 123 124 1 f I A '