Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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M. SUSAN METZGER Susie Plug Boo- Boo UP-ON: Rowdy times, independence, Yes songs, Coors beer, Sunday at Epping N.H., boa constrictors DOWN -ON: Coming and going, getting hassled HAP- PINESS IS: Parties and friends, the O ' Don- nells, Loose I do my thing and you do your thing I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine You are You and I am I And if by chance we find each other It ' s Beautiful. , . . Thanks to the O ' Donnell family for my Jr. and Sr. year. TRACIE MILLER Trace It ' s a still life water color Of a now late afternoon, As the sun shines through the curtained lace And shadows wash the room And we sit and drink our coffee C ouched in our indifferences Like shells upon the shore You can hear the ocean roar In the dangling conversation And the superficial sighs The borders of our life. --Paul Si- mon, Art Garfunkel Horses . . . intelli- gent . . . horses MARIAN LEE MOFFATT Mari UP-ON: Nice days — warm weather DOWN-ON: Fakes, false friends HAP- PINESS IS: Having a good time MISERY IS: Nothing to do LIFE IS: A gas Well, If you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free And if you want to say yes, say yes And if you want to be you, be you. Cat Stevens CATHERINE ANN MORRIS Cath UP-ON: camp- ing in Maine, dancing. Patriots games DOWN- ON: being depressed HAPPINESS IS: sleeping late MISERY IS: being at work at 6:00 a. m. USUALLY SEEN: At the Bakery or with Gail and our group LIFE IS: what you make it So fly little bird Up into the clear blue sky And car- ry the word Love ' s the only reason why Open all the shutters on your windows Unlock all the locks upon your door Brush away the cobwebs from your daydreams No secrets come between us any- more Oh, say it ' s true Only love can see you through You know what love can do to MARY THERESA MORRIS Terry , Ter-Bear UP-ON: H.B. and friendly people DOWN -ON: Snobs HAPPINESS IS: Doing things you enjoy, and being with people you like MISERY IS: School, especially U.S. History USUALLY SEEN: In Hal ' s car or withP.T. and E.M. FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m so bored and I don ' t want to walk ! LIFE IS: Whatever you want it to be. early grad . . . Hal . . , ELLEN LOUISE MORSE Ellie UP-ON: Parker, watchii the sunrise, weekends, my mom DOWN -ON: Whisper- ing, hurting friends 5th and 6th periods HAPPINESS IS: 9 20 75 MISERY IS: Going away USUALLY SEEN: WithP.T. and H.B. and T.M., sometimes with the girls FAVOR- ITE SAYING: for sure LIFE IS: Know- ing what you want when you want it, and why. If you love something set it free If it comes back It ' s yoiu If it doesn ' t It never was. Parker . . .

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Pl CHARLES MCKAY ' Chuck Chuckles Professor UP-ON: God, sports USUALLY SEEN: Ruiming LIFE IS: What you make it through your outlook on it But they that wait upon the Lord will renew their strength; they will mount up with wings as eagles; They will run, and not be weary; and they will walk and not faint. terrific legs. . . JOHN SEVERANCE McVICAR Mac , MicVic UP-ON: People, New Hamshire summers DOWN-ON: spelling! HAPHNESS IS: Friends and parties USUALLY SEEN: Yeah usually FAVORITE SAYING: What?, Say again I don ' t care! LIFE IS: to be enjoyed DAVID MEAD Meade UP- ON: late hockey, early tennis DOWN-ON: losing USUALLY SEEN: on the sidelines FAVORITE SAYING: Train kept a Rollin ' ' ELLEN LOUISE MEADER Elouise , Lil Red , EUen M. UP -ON: good friends, the beach, concerts, hiking, Canada DOWN-ON: winter, false friends USUALLY SEEN: wid Coombie, Brownie, and Anna FAVORITE SONG: Let It Rain Yoiu: blue sky Your my sunny day Lord, you know it makes me high When you turn your love my way. — Allman Bros. Band peaches and cream . . . poky and panky? MICHELLE FRANCES MELLEA FAVORITE SAYING: Is Donna singing, or do I just imagine it? Do whatever your little heart desires. Old Friends, Winter Companions, The old men Lost in their overcoats, Waiting for the sunset. The sounds of the city, Sifting through trees, Settle like dust On the shoulders Of the old friends Can you imagine us Years from today, Sharing a park bench quietly? How terribly strange To be seventy. — Paul Simon braids . . . in- ellectual . . .Lord ' s VTVIANE MENARD Viv UP-ON: Hockey, Bmins, just being my- self DOWN-ON: Fol- lowing the crowd Sa- bres, Rangers USUALLY SEEN: At Fernandes LIFE IS: Something people take for granted Let there be something true and fine When night slips down to tell That I have lived this day of mine Not self- ishly, but well. — Anonymous Success is to be mea- sured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. --Booker T. Washing- tonBruins . . . AGP . . .

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LAURYL JANE MUNROE Lou Louy Each year of your life, en- joy the beauty of liv- ing . . . delight in the magic of caring . . . discover the wonder of nature. Each day of the year, follow your loveliest dreams . . . remember your sunniest times . . . share your tenderest feelings. Each hour of the day, listen to life ' s secret whispers . . . reach out to someone with gentle- ness . . . look to the future with enthusiasm. Each moment you live, treasure the sweetness cf now . . . keep a bright hope for tomor- row . . . believe in the always of love. JOSEPH EDkfUND MURPHY Murf UP-ON: Parties DOWN -ON: School and teachers HAPPINESS IS: A real nice party MI- SERY IS: Sitting at home on a weekend night. USUALLY SEEN: At Hinks FAVORITE SAYING: Get oudda here LIFE IS: What you make it FAVORITE SONG: Let ' s Get It On Alabama Hinks PAUL K. NEWMAN Newtski UP-ON: Coors Goors EXDWN - ON: Snobby chicks HAPPINESS IS: A loose party MISERY IS: A Saturday night without one. USUALLY SEEN: With the Baker Boys at Hinks FAVORITE SAY- ING: What ' s up? LIFE IS: A circle Rocky Woods . . . baker . . . Newme . . . HELEN KIMBERLY NIGKERSON Kim Nick Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear. --Robert Frost C.H. . . . Colby . . . horses . . . Red Sox MARK ALBERT NYREN Siren UP-ON: Ny-Lark landscaping DOWN- ON: Losing, feeling foolish HAPPINESS IS: Worth suffering to ach- ieve MISERY IS: 9 stitches in the chin FAVORITE SAYING: It ' s Kathie; bar the door! FAVORITE SAYING: She was Bread In Old Kentucky Track . . . Football . . . sy . . . blond VEDA LEE O ' DELL Stand in the end you ' ll still be you; One that ' s done all the things you set out to do. Stand, there ' s a cross for you to bear; Things to go through if you ' re going anywhere. Stand, don ' t you know that you are free; Well, at least in your mind if you want to be.