Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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HOWIE KILMER Newspapers . . . Crossword Puzzles . . . Ambitious Amiable . . . King of the Ulser Department . . . operative . . . Gin Rummy . Flamboyant . . . gressive . . . Well Rounded . . . Doscile. 1 L 3

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DEDICATED TO MR. FILLEDES Science Coordinator. . . Tassos . . . Anatomy and Physiology . . . Sexy, Sexy, Sexy ... “I cried when I had no shoes, but then I saw a man with no feet . . . Better late than never . . . Experimental Physiology and Applied Biology . . . Cats tomorrow . . . This lab is your lab ... A couple of three . . . Blackbirds and Bluebirds. . . Rainmaker . . . Great Stories . . . Dynamic person. 2

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To the Class of 1974: Congratulations to each of you upon your successful com- pletion of the first significant and well recognized phase of modern life. Your passage from childhood to adulthood is rightfully signified by High School Graduation ceremonies and recognition. You have learned, achieved, and experi- enced much both in and out of the schools these past 17 or 18 years. Now you will experience the exhilaration of adult freedom in our land of great promise. Your responsible class attitude and actions have set you apart as a class with considerable restraint and maturity. Such qualities are greatly needed in society if promise is to be translated effectively and regularly into practice. You have the time and energy to strive for quality life-style and humanistic improvements badly needed in our world. I pray your attitude and beliefs are sincere and powerful enough for a lifetime of such persistent living and being. I have enjoyed your class. My very best wishes go to each of you during the next 60 or more years to achieve and experience all that you can imagine — and more! Sincerely, Bruce C. Pulsifer Superintendent of Schools