Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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DAVID JOSEPH BIVOLCIC Dave Bivo GoBo Bivocheck UP-ON: Good times at Bough- tons DOWN-ON: un- friendly people HAP- PINESS IS: Good music, getting rowdy MISERY IS: Being lonely USU- ALLY SEEN: in the music room FAVORITE SAYING: All ' s I said was! FAVORITE SONG: At the Sunrise --Chicago beach boy . . . cemetery . . . certs . . . Emille . . . trombone MARY PATRICIA BOHEN Tish Sometimes you win, Sometimes you lose, and sometimes the blues get a hold of you just when you thought you had made it. — Carole King ROBERTA LYNN BOUGH TON Ralph Bobbie Poopsie UP-ON: Bob, dancing, friends, out- doors DOWN-ON: being tickled, running out of gas HAPPINESS IS: a full tank of gas USU- ALLY SEEN: with Bob LIFE IS: yours; live it yoirr way crutches . . . Sparkles SUSAN CAROL BOURN Sue UP-ON: Maine, summer, vacations, waterskiing, sailing DOWN-ON: Having to say goodbye, rainy days with nothing to do FAVORITE SAY- ING: ReaUy? LIFE IS: What you want it to be Lost on a paint- ed sky Where the clouds are hung For the poets eye You may find him . . . red hair. . . MATTHEW THOMAS BRADY Matt , Mattie UP- ON: Parties DOWN- ON gym HAPPINESS IS: Doing what I want MISERY IS: Copying Bob in math and find- ing out he doesn ' t know what he ' s doing either! USUALLY SEEN: Up town LIFE IS: What you make it AMBITION: To be suc- cessful and make the most out of life. FA- VORITE SONG: Fire G Rain KAREN BRANGWYNNE Brang UP -ON: Maine, smil- ling faces, Mr. Filledes ' psych lectures DOWN- ON: Unfriendly people, calculus, my mother ' s voice USUALLY SEEN: with Sherrie, Mildred, Pam, Teri, at MYC FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know , What? , Hi Papa John! AM- BITION: Nurse wild thing . . . home made jeans

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BARBARA SUE BAUMANN Boo-Boo Barb Well maybe it is just the time of year or maybe it ' s the time man I don ' t know who I am but life is for learning . . . SCOTT BERNARDO Nardo the Nut Con- fusion will be my epitaph as I cross a cracked and broken path If we make it we can all sit back and laugh But I fear tomorrow I ' ll be cry- ing artistic . . . Nardo . . . nutty WILLIAM MICHAEL BERNICK BiUy Willy UP- ON: cars, hockey DOWN-ON; 1st period Math Class USUALLY SEEN: on the golf course FAVORITE SAYING: Fore LIFE IS: anything you make it. Bull . . . MARK BERRY MB HAPPINESS IS: Finally catching the bus in the afternoon. MISERY IS: Finally catching the bus and realizing you drove to school! USUALLY SEEN: True FAVORITE SAYING: These ARE the good old days. LIFE IS: Fun. Ain ' t the world a funny place And yet it ' s hard to beat To every rose you get a thorn But ain ' t the roses sweet? FAVORITE SONG: Funeral for A Friend SANDRA BERRY Sandy Ras UP-ON: Tennis, M.G. ' s, good mu- sic, getting loopy, laughing DOWN- ON: Not being able to say what I feel, being afraid HAP- PINESS IS: Making other people happy MISERY IS: Hospi- tals, mayonnaise USUALLY SEEN: With Maureen and Patty AMBITION: To see the rest of the world FAVOR- ITE SONG: Taxi

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MARK McAllister BRAYTON Tacos Boxcar HAPPINESS IS: Seeing the work pay off MI- SERY IS: .200 B.A. USUALLY SEEN: with Cerulle LIFE IS: Sum- mer nights playing baseball with J.J. D. R. , . , Subaru . . . con- ductor . . . attractive . . . rugged . . , friend- ly . involved JEFFREY L. BREWER Sewer Brew Mac D Gilles Brewer UP ON: Friends, hockey, hamburgers DOWN- ON: Gino ' s, Burger KingHAPHNESS IS: being yourself MI- SERY IS: being what someone wants you to be USUALLY SEEN: Flipping hamburgers FAVORITE SAYING: May I help you please? FAVORITE SONG: You Deserve a Break Today The South will rise again! . . . McDonald ' s . . . dICHAEL BREWER ' Mike Little Brew ’Miguel UP-ON: vloney, good looks, Mday nights, Porsches X5WN-ON: Debts, olkswagons, Monday nornings HAPPINESS S: Being with who you vant to be with MISERY S: Flunking atestUSU- ULY SEEN: At Mc- Donald ' s FAVORITE lAYING: You have one Foot and three toes out ;he door. LIFE IS: Tak- ing the good with the Dad THOMAS EDWARD BUDWAY Crud Pope HAP- PINESS IS: Sunday in the Rover MISERY IS: A dead boat USUALLY SEEN: in Crud ' s boat or at Hink ' s. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Hi! LIFE IS: like a paper napkin. DEBRA MOHR BUCHANAN Buck GIFTS To your enemy, forgive- ness To an opponent, tolerance To a friend, your heart To a cus- tomer, service To all men, charity To every child, a good example To yourself, respect 1 have no yesterdays time took them away Tomorrow may not be- - but I have today athletic . . . Buckie . . . B-ball CO- captain STEPHEN COREY BUNN Gunner , Bunner , Steve It is not the critic who counts, or how the strong man stumbled and fell, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit be- longs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes short again and again, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotion, and spends himself in a worthy cause; and if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that he ' ll never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither vic- tory nor defeat.