Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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FPIEDERIC EVAN HULTZ There will be no good- byes when destiny takes us from each other There will be no good- byes after destiny re- joins our lives together again and strengthens our love for one anoth- er We will never say goodbye for my life will touch again with yours and we will be at peace together, arguementative . . . KERRY!. HURD Henry UP-ON: Mo- torcycles, Astronomy, cars, Linda Ronstadt, Cat Stevens, Marx Brothers, George Har- rison, The Beatles DOWN-ON: Smoking, drinking, loud chopper motorcycles, drugs USUALLY SEEN: On the Honda XL175 FA- VORITE SAYING: Tell ' em Grouch sent you. LIFE IS: To live to the fullest without the HELP of drugs, etc. FAVORITE SONG: Foreigner Suite JEFFREY JOHN LAFOLLA J Fa Fola UP- ON: A cherry blonde, hockey DOWN-ON: Working at a certain store HAPPINESS IS: A free day USUALLY SEEN: with Bugeyes MISERY IS: NO car FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up, the sky? LIFE IS: Awakening tp a new day KATHY INMAN UP-ON: Music, people, movies, having fun with friends DOWN- ON: snobs, American Lit, homework HAP- PINESS IS: money, freedom, happiness, being with the right kind of people MISERY IS: Sitting through a boring class USUALLY SEEN: At the store, at school LIFE IS: as fun as you make it, having a good job freedom. . . pursuit of happiness . . . glee club . . . ROBERT ALLAN JESSE II Bob Jess UP-ON: Patriots, football, golf, Friday nights DOWN-ON: Patriots losing, nothing to do, getting caught in the haUs HAPHNESS IS: Walking the streets of Fargo, N.D. again MISERY IS: Finding out that you ' re gonna live in Medfield for a while. USUALLY SEEN: Driving in the E uster with my dog. LIFE IS: Something that is inescapable and has to be lived out. FAVORITE SONG: Sally Brown? JOHN P. JOHANNESSEN Alonzo, Gmesome, Jackson Jason, Johnny J. J.J Jesse UP- ON: Wheaties, Travel- ing Beer, The Boston Gardens, Jesse Collin Young DOWN-ON People who fudge HAP- PINESS IS: catching ground balls MISERY IS: catching one in the wrong place LIFE IS: A Carnival Jumping

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H. STEVEN BANNERS Howie Howard Steve Haimah-Man- nah Change we must as surely time does Changes call the course Held inside we enter Daybreaks Asking for Asking for The Source The Source The Source Sent as we sing our music ' s total retain As we try and consider We recieve all We venture to give . . . i .. LORI JEAN HASTINGS Lor UP -ON: windy days at the cape, friendly smiles, good food, simple tMngs in life, D.W. DOWN- ON: insincerity, plas- tic people LIFE IS: to be lived now as though it has just begun. I went to the woods be- cause 1 wished to live deliberately to front only the essential facts of life and see if I could not learn what it had to teach . . . and not when I came to discover that I had not lived. spastic . . . Doug . . . dramatic . . . ;:pastic . . . bub- bly . . . dramatic . . . ROBERT A. HAY Rob Jake Space- cadet UP-ON: Moim- tains, the seasons DOWN -ON: Being crowded FAVORITE SAYING: Do aU of them LIFE IS: A question unanswered Not in the clamor of the crowded street. Not in the shouts and plau- dits of the throng. But in ourselves, are tri- umph and defeat. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow FAVORITE SONG: Rocky Moim- tain High Jake . . . Tennis . . . person- ality plus . . . SUSAN HOGG ■J Hoggie Sue M LIFE IS: What you do while waiting to die. j The most beautiful ex- perience there is Is Jj that of life Everything you do adds meaning j to your life Whether I it brings joy or sadness j It ' s an experience to ' treasure Friendship, love, family and your- self above all else Is a beautiful awaken- ing To each day and life So always re- member to life Life for every joyous mo- ment For life has a lot to offer. MARGARET HOLMES Peg Bub Bubbles Meg UP-ON: Len, helping, giving DOWN- ON: Being selfish, not being able to help HAPPINESS IS; Giving; being with Len; Achiev- ing MISERY IS: Giving up; Not being able to achieve USUALLY SEEN: At Anton ' s, with Len; with a friend FA- VORITE SAYING: Stupid I love you LIFE IS: going for a ride; for for living, for helping FAVORITE SONG: Do You Want To Dance Lenny . . . Bubbles . . . Peg . . . Xaverian dances CATHY JEAN HUGHES What does it mean to grow older? It means to grow wiser each day ... To appreciate more fully the joy life sends our way To find pleasure in simple things a word ... a smile ... a thought To plan and dream, but not forget the joys the past has brought Eleanor Woods 21

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(SSsar- JENNIFER JONES Jen Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change the things I can . . . and Wisdom to know the difference RICHARD KAERWER Rick , Rich UP- ON; Jimi Hendrix; Thinkers and Doers DOWN-ON: Close- minded and no- minded people HAPPINESS IS: Having a Doctor Tell You You ' re Normal MISERY IS: Finding out The Doctor is in- sane USUALLY SEEN: Out of My Cage LIFE IS: Limited only By Our Own Restrictions Oh! nature ' s noblest Gift — My Grey Quill: Slave of my Thoughts, Obedient To My Will, Torn From Thy Parent Bird To Form A Pen, That Might Instrument of Little Men! AFS . . . COLLEEN A. KEAN UP-ON: Sabres DOWN- ON: Bruins FAVORITE SAYING: of course I ' m 18. Be as a page that aches for a word which speaks a theme that is time- less while the sungod will make for your day. Sing as a song in search of a voice that is silent and the one God will make for your way. PAUL JAMES KELLEHER Harry UP-ON: Anta- gonism, good com- pany, fine music DOWN- ON: confusion, Wed- nesdays HAPPINESS IS: a sound sleep . . . basketball . . . MC . . . versatile . . . baseball . . . football MELINDA SUSAN KEMP Mindy , Min I listen to the wind of my soul Where I ' ll end up well I think. Only God knows I listen to my words but they fall far below So I let my music take me where My heart wants to go STEPHEN D. KENNEY Bug-eyes Sese USUALLY SEEN:cruis- ing, working, or rest- ing UP-ON; Cold Bud, being with friends, week-ends DOWN- ON: a dead Duster, trees, Monday morn- ing USUALLY SEEN WITH: Jeff, Larry, etc. and a beer AM- BITION: to be a mil- lionaire