Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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SCOTT RANDALL CHISHOLM Chris Eagle” UP ON Nice cars, hockey, mechanics DOWN ON Red Oldsmobiles, trees. Cause- way Street, Hospitals FAVORITE SAYING You ' d love it!” USUALLY SEEN White Mustang. M.Y.C. AMBITION Hockey is my goal ACE DRIVER goaly younger girls MARK WILLIAM CLARK ” Clarukus Clarkie Sparki” HAPPINESS IS Being stopped by the po- lice when you ' re clean MISERY IS Being stopped by the police when you ' re not clean FREEDOM IS Nice LIFE IS A hassle FAVORITE SAYING Hey Man, what ' s happening?” USUALLY SEEN On the road or just ruck- in ' around AMBITION To go back to California and stay there friendly dramatist electronic whiz O D on O.B. card dealer CHERYL ANN CHRISTINE CORBETT Chen” Wee tie” Pit Rochester Trucks . . . Fresca . . . Fudgesicles ... Mil - lis . . . Car Lover ... ”1 like parties” meatwrapper . . . Millis 9-9 . . Big Blue Eyes . . , Buffy . . . pre-grad country music . . . purple amx . . . Aquarius . foot- ball games . . . strawberry . . . Clearwater, Calif . . . Twin-Screw Mack . . Sears Auto- motive . . . Don ' t call me Pit 76 Truckstops . The Other Bobbsey Twin Keep on truckin ' ' pit Big Sis Mr. Girard ' s class RAWSON RICHARDSON COWEN III Rowan Cohen Cow Ralston UP ON Free time, good friends, Causeway Street DOWN ON Losing at anything, wasted weekends, nights, driving around FREEDOM IS Everyone your friend LIFE IS: Something you have to be agres- sive at to survive FAVORITE SAYING You jerk, Mezzano- tee USUALLY SEEN Doing something gross AMBITION Harvard, beat Chris Hughes in a certain bet Beethoven strike two baritone unique ooga Get Serious 26

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MAUREEN D. CAPEN Moe Capes USUALLY SEEN Leaving school I ' ve had dreams enough for one, and I ' ve got love enough for three I have my hopes to comfort me, I ' ve got my new horizons out to sea On the wind. Soaring free. Spread your wings. I ' m beginning to see But I ' m never gonna lose your precious gift. It will always be that way ' Cos I know I ' m gonna find my own peace of mind . . . Someday, Someway. —Justin Hayward Super Duper . . . speed racer ... 90 proof orange juice DENICE ELIZABETH CASHEN Den Denny A stone lies in a river; a piece of wood is jammed against it; dead leaves, drifting logs and branches caked with mud collect around, weeds settle and soon birds have made a nest and are feeding their young among the blossoming water plants. Then the river rises and the earth is washed away. The birds migrate, the flowers wither, no trace is left of the floating island but a stone submerged by the water;— such is our per- sonality. B.T. . blue V.W. athletic . fashion- able . crutches MARIE ANN CELLUCCI Celluch Schabooch UP ON My close friends, smiling faces, sexy guys, and people who care DOWN ON Frizzie weather, getting beat up by my big brother, and people who don ' t care FREEDOM IS: Staying home alone LIFE IS: What you make it USUALLY SEEN At the Youth Center, or with Darlene or Ginny AMBITION To become a nurse Youth Center Gang . . . Boston Baby . . . friendly . . . stylish DORIS EMILIA CHEVARI E UP ON M.M., Maine, friendly people DOWN ON Snobby people, people who don’t try to understand FREEDOM IS Doing what you want to do without being ordered FAVORITE SAYING Pretty nice USUALLY SEEN Leaving for Maine to see Matt AMBITION To be a housewife or an Army nurse demure Chevrolet . . . Matt musical 25

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JOHN L. COYNE JR. Jack UP ON: Saturday nights. Baseball DOWN ON: Contemporary Problems AMBITION: To play baseball D.N. . . . Jock . . . good looking CAROL ANN CURRAN Carol My yesterday is filled with memories of you Always caring, always sharing, always there. My today is filled with the company of you Always laughing, always talking, always here. My tomorrow is filled with hopes of you Always loving, always happy, always near. To My Friends A.F.S. . . . Nancy ' s right hand woman . . . Lord ' s . . . clarinet . . . parlez vous fran- cais? ANNETTE MARIE DALOIA Nette Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives subline. And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time Footprints, that perhaps another. Sailing o ' er life ' s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother. Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate. Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. — Longfellow blue Plymouth . Nettie . . . McDon- ald ' s Hi, Butchie! CHARLES GORDON DANIEL, JR. Chuck Chuckie Daniels UP ON Lots of things DOWN ON Basically speaking. Business Math FREEDOM IS: All I ask for LIFE IS: Nothing special FAVORITE SAYING: Gotta pencil? USUALLY SEEN Leaving AMBITION: To enjoy myself Little Big Man . . . Firecracker . . . Sleeping Beauty DOUGLAS JAMES MICHEAL DANIELS Doug UP ON Flaking out DOWN ON: Backstabbing FREEDOM IS A warm, empty beach LIFE IS: Easy come. Easy go FAVORITE SAYING: Back Off! USUALLY SEEN At the courts AMBITION: Become a lifetime member of N.B.B.A. (National Beach Bum Association) George ' s Hero . . . string bean . . . shorty? . . . basketball capt. 27