Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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CATHERINE T. LENNON Tina UP-ON: Week- ends, sleeping late, SF, concerts, summer, food DOWN-ON: Driv- ing the A D Van up hills, being bored USU- ALLY SEEN: Bergson ' s FAVORITE SAYING: We get too soon old; and too late smart Ambition is to be an executive secretary- peppy . . . funny MARK LOGUE UP-ON: Emilio the tap dancing clam ! HAPPINESS IS: A three day weekend MISERY IS: Not finishing the mountain USUALLY SEEN: Some where LIFE IS: Not what I expected but, it keeps getting better Many a self-made man is created by forced la- bor Ralph , . . ROBERT LOVELAGE Lovie UP-ON: 26 crossbuck, football DOWN-ON: People who act out their whole lives. HAPPINESS IS: Laughing, winning MI- SERY IS: Losing some- thing that you wanted more than an-ything else USUALLY SEEN: With George and Nick FAVORITE SAYING: Take a spaz to lunch FAVORITE SONG: T rain Kept a Rolling DAVID LYNCH Dave UP-ON: M.C., Oldmobile 442, eating DOWN-ON: People telling you what to do HAPPINESS IS: Day off from work MISERY IS: Getting up early, and going to work at noon. USUALLY SEEN: At Texaco, Gharlesdale, home AMBITION: To get rich quick

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KATHLEEN KILCOYNE K.K. , Kathy, Kilky How different day things are at night I see whitish dry dust and hear high thunder I am hidden, conceal- ed, part of the cold ink that was air Part of the moving of Moon and Earth. I am lost in what was once my world And now is only pieces with no line to separate? DIANE MILDRED KNEER Di HAPHNESS IS: Having your own car MISERY IS: Totaling it LIFE IS: Fmstrating Watch out now, take care beware the thoughts that linger wi nding up inside your head- The hopelessness around you in the dead of night Beware of sad- ness --George Harrison RICHARD LARKIN Leaky UP-ON: Good People DOWN-ON: Bad People HAPPINESS IS: Getting out of school MISERY IS: Medfield High USUALLY SEEN: Anywhere I am FA- VORITE SAYING: Leave my hat alone ! LIFE IS: As good as you make it. VIRGINIA MARIE LAVERTY Ginnie Gigs J.J. Vogi UP-ON: Sum- mer nights, driving trucks, freedom DOWN- ON: Not much HAP- PINESS IS: Goodtimes, rowdy people, Harvey, cmising MISERY IS: Having nothing to do, being alone USUALLY SEEN: When heard FA- VORITE SAYING: Hang it up Eat your heart out . . . ! LIFE IS: Enjoyment of the present is denied to those who worry too much about their future. STEPHEN THOMAS LAWTON Steve Steven T. Beans Esteban UP- ON: Simsets, beach trips, soccer games, getting baked, good people and good part- ies, snow days ski dooin ' DOWN- ON: Lectures, pep rallies, gettin caught USUALLY SEEN: At Femandies Hinks, cruisin LIFE IS: What you make it AM- BITION: is to reach 5 ' 3 B.P.R. . . . July 10, 1985 . . . Biky ' LAWRENCE STUART LEE Larry Beaver UP- ON: Biking, skiing DOWN-ON: Snobs, con- ceited people HAP- PINESS IS: Going to Maine on vacations MISERY IS: Being bored on rainy days USUALLY SEEN: with my friends FAVORITE SAYING: How ya doin ' LIFE IS: Rocky narrows on a sunny day FAVORITE SONG: White Room The Liberty Bowl . . . Future Ginger Bakes . . . The Bea- ver . . . drummer

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GAIL LESLIE MacKENZIE UP-ON: Skiing, crack- er jacks, snow I Play- ed God Today I played God today And it was fun! I made animals that men had never seen So they would stop and scratch their hea Instead of scowling I made words that men had never heard So they would stop and stare at me Instead of running And I made love that laughed So men would giggle like children Instead of sighing AM- BITION: First grade teacher blue line . . . it looks like a grass- hopper ... I smell termites KIRJK MAGUSSEN Maggs Nick UP- ON: Beating Millis DOWN-ON: Having to get up early in the morning HAPPI NESS IS: Winning MISERY IS: Losing USUALLY SEEN: Driving around with George and Bob FAVORITE SAYING: Moby, kill one of those little guys! LIFE IS: Saturday Nights FAVORITE SONG: Train Kept RoU ' n football . . . maroon Mustang ELAINE TAYLOR MAGUIRE Misty The waters are flowing. Rivers unto seas, and time touches us. Laughs, and runs off. We follow. Far we are young. No matter how swiftly W e live and love. We can only try To catch to- morrow. --Moonstone JANICE MAGUIRE When you ' re feeling low Troubles seem to grow Stop, think and pray God will lead the way. k ' r NANCY JEAN MARTIN Nance The sunlight on the garden Hardens and grows cold We cannot cage the minute Within its nets of gold; When all is told We cannot beg for pardon. ? And not expecting pardon. Hardened in heart anew, But glad to have sat under Thunder and rain with you, And grateful too For sunlight on the gar- den. — Louise MacNeice ROBERT MARTIN Moby UP-ON: Papa Gino ' s, Turkey Day DOWN-ON: Antago- nists HAPPINESS IS: Snowbanks and the white bomb MISERY IS: Wednesdays USU- ALLY SEEN: Most any- where FAVORITE SONG: Train