Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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BARBARA ANN DONOVAN Barb UP-ON: vaca- tions, long weekends in-service days DOWN- ON: school, Chem II FAVORITE SAYING: I am not short, the rest of the world is tall. PAMELA JEAN DOUB Doobie Pam Do- oba UP-ON: Beach- boys, Priestos, Ma- teuse, munchkins, VW buses. DOWN-ON: be- ing a maid MISERY IS: Having only one good knee; being a maid USUALLY SEEN: With Teri, Karen, Diane the girls; with Scott, Paul, Rich the guys; MYC, Med- way FAVORITE SAY- ING: Nice Excuse me, what? Baked or Fried? AMBITION: Peterson-Doub Nursery School To occupy space, devoid or sense, to feel the empty limits of the sky. To breath peace, contentment of belief, to be alone, free. To be alive. --Pam Doub . . . youth center . . . vw bus WILLIAM A. DUGGER BiU Doogs Doog- ins UP-ON: Skiing, tennis, rowdy-weekends DOWN-ON: Rain in the winter, getting up at 7 a.m. in the sum- mer to go to work. HAPPINESS IS: A gold- en retriever for Cluist- mas MISERY IS: Busting a ski. hitting a tele- phone pole on Sun. morning. USUALLY SEEN: In Bear ' s bus. FAVORITE SAYING: ' AU right! FAVORITE SONG: My Sweet ord CYNTHIA DIANE EILERTSON Cindy C HAP- PINESS IS: N.H. sum- mers, star gazing in W. Va., a Norwegian family ROADS Roads have led me outward. And roads will lead me back, A restless moun- tain rover. To a brown and lichen shack. Smooth grey roads in the valley. Steep roads on the hill. And foot paths streak the ridges That lie serenely still. It leads me to a home- place Where apple blossoms bloom, — Don West KRISTEN LYNN FARRAR Kris Gretchen Kris-a Kisses Krissy UP-ON: All my friends, David and the STUV , good times, Browmes, and the beach DOWN-ON: W aking up in the morn- ing, being alone and hurt HAPHNESS IS: Knowing there is al- ways someone caring about you. MISERY IS: P.I.T.A, people, losing USUALLY SEEN: and heard FAVORITE SAYING: Rest, would ya? Oh geez Lisa! LIFE IS: taken for grant- ed by too many people You take my hand and I ' ll take your hand Together we may get away. This much madness is too much sorrow. It ' s impossible to make it today. — Neil Yoimg . . . CYNTHIA JEAN FERREIRA Cindy Love is , patient and kind; love [ is not jealous, or con- ' ceited, or proud; love is not ill-mannered, or selfish, or irritable, love does not keep a record of wrongs; love is not happy with evil, but is happy with the truth. Love never gives up; it ' s faith, hope, and patience never fail. --Corinthians 1 3 red suspenders . . . twirly bird , . . flam- ing batons

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KATHRYN L YNN COOMBER Kathy Coombie UP-ON: the ocean, walking along the beach, sunsets DOWN-ON: People who really don ' t care, unfriendly people. There are places I ' ll remem- ' ber AU my life though some have changed Some for- ever not for better Some have gone and some remain All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still re- call Some are dead and some are living In my life I ' ve loved them all. --The Beatles FAVORITE SONG: From the Beginning PAUL CORKUM Corky Nose UP- ON: Hard Rock, sports, television, coins DOWN -ON: Boring teachers, school in general, dumb girls HAPPINESS IS: Getting stuck in a boring class USUALLY SEEN: In cafeteria FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah , Right! LIFE IS: Doing what you want, when you want FAVORITE SONG: ' ' S moke on the W ater JEFFREY ROSS CROWCROFT Jeff ' Crow UP-ON: Friday and Saturday nights, football, base- baU, golf DOWN-ON: Getting up at 6:30 am, having nothing to do HAPPINESS IS: hav- ing a good time, good music MISERY IS: Not having a job, being alone all of the time USUALLY SEEN: but not heard. VIICHAEL CUSHING JOHN DOHERTY Duffy UP-ON: Get- ting halfed DOWN- ON: Solari ' s cooking HAPPINESS IS: Watch- ing Hose do 1 20 through the center MISERY IS: Mrs. O ' Dell ' s art class USUALLY SEEN: with J.S. FAVORITE SAY- ING: What ' s up? LIFE IS: Fine when you want it to be. SHERYL MARIE DOHERTY UP-ON: Brains, bas- ketball and soccer DOWN-ON: Sabres, Rangers HAPPINESS IS: a little orange Vega MISERY IS: being 5 ' 1 USUALLY SEEN: In the nets, on the coiut and field FAVORITE SAYING: No class LIFE IS: a time to grow, beautiful hair . . . twirly-bird s

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CYNTHIA ANN FLANDERS Cindy You say it ' s very hard. To leave behind the life we know. But there ' s no other way. And now it ' s really up to you. Love is the key we must turn. Truth is the flame we must burn. Freedom is the lesson we must learn. Do you know what I mean? Have your eyes really seen? JUDITH ANN FOWLER Judy UP-ON: Parties at Hinks DOWN-ON: Gym FAVORITE SAY- ING: Murph! DEANHAZELTON FRANKE Haze UP-ON: A. M.C., biking, climb- ing fishing, cooking, music, being outside, and a friend in Gonn. DOWN-ON: DuU peo- ple, Turkies HAP- PINESS IS: Working for the Applachian Moun- tain Glub, getting mail. MISERY IS: Hat tires, thumbing, no money USUALLY SEEN: At school, bik- ing, upN.H. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up, kid? LIFE IS: not forever, so enjoy it! ! FAITH ANDREA FRASER Shooting stars . . . 9 28 57 . . . fuzzy dandelions . . . Su- paaa! , . . petite . . . appreciating friends . . . funny shaped clouds ... an un- usual laugh . . . orig- inality . . . snapping bubble gum . . . cruching autumn leaves . . . smiles . . . Stowe, VT . . . Coun- try roads . . . goofy moods . . . responsi- ble . . . brown bagger . , . PB J sandwiches . . . Simon . . . natural high ... blue jeans and a hooded sweatshirt . . . flying a kite with Plunkie . . . carving pumpkins . . . warm sweaters . . . football on a date WENDY EUZABETH FULLER Wendell UP-ON: Australia and good times DOWN -ON: Pulling up roots and saying goodbye. HAP- PINESS IS: Longlast- ing relationships. MI- SERY IS: Leaving or losing someone you care for. USUALLY SEEN: In good spirits talking or laughing. FAVORITE SAYING: I didn ' t know we had any homework. LIFE IS: A never ending search for happiness. FAVORITE SONG: California Sunshine