Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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PAUL DOUGLAS WOOD Woody Professor UP -ON: Having a good laugh, kids in the senior class DOWN- ON: Being called squirrel every time I get my hair cut AM- BITION: Fly around the world in a balloon, work in the Y.W.C.A. shower room USUALLY SEEN: Running 300 yards in back of Cap- tain Chuck Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. — Abra- ham Lincoln OTHER: class spirit, popular, band, cross country, Hilary, friendly, crazy, one of a kind KAREN JOAN WOODLOCK Woody Squeak K-K UP ON: T.B. , ' little circles ' , sum- mer, longwalks. Total, early graduation,USAF MISERY IS: May 12, 1974, no more ' little circles ' , Medfield, cold winter days It seems a shame to feel so old, so young Yet sometimes you feel the loneliness. You feel the despair, you feel the uselessness of standing at the cross- roads of dead ends. - - - j ti: ;lt ili ' li 4 1 4 : 4! il: rt i ® •fi ' K ir IT ft ' t? 4- fft -ft i ' 1 1 KIM YORK Harry UP ON: Traveling, happy people. Doing what I want with my life DOWN ON: Misery HAPPINESS IS: Seeing the sunshine even when it ' s raining (R.W. ) MISERY IS: People who think they Imow what ' s going on inside of you and vet they don ' t have the vaguest idea. USUALLY SEEN: In the Art Room LIFE IS: For living happily To be as I wish I were And feel as I wish I could I hope for a world of joy And to live as I think I should — K.Y.

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RICHARD D. WHKER Turtle UP -ON: Cars, Fords, Audrey DOWN- ON: Chevy ' s, G.M., and B.P, ' s 57 ' Chevy HAPPINESS IS: Having the fastest car in town. MISERY IS: Getting dumped on. USUALLY SEEN: Gulf HUGH G. WERNER Hubert UP-ON: One soft-boiled EGG, week- ends, good music DOWN-ON: Chintzbums HAPPINESS IS: Being with good friends LIFE IS: Full of everything one of Fillede ' s Cool Cats . . . crosscoun- try . . . Karen . . . Baker ' s dozen CATHERINE DEAN WIGGS Wiggsy HAPPINESS IS: Letters from friends, eating pizza on bridges, walking through fields, cars with stereos Many times I ' ve lied Many times I ' ve listened Many times I ' ve won- dered How much there is to know Many dreams come true And some have silver linings I live for my dream And a pocket full of gold Pagel Plant Row- dy .. . senior girls skit . . . crutches . . . THOMAS WINANS Tom The rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated — M. Twain Never treat a brother like a pass- ing stranger always try to keep the love- light burning Listen only to my sons and watch my eyes for I might be the prince of Peace returning. FAVORITE SONG: The Last Ride friendly. . . art room relic . . . The Nut . . . DOUGLAS JAMES WISNIEWSKI Wiz Farewell to you the youth I have spent with you It was but yesterday we met in a dream You have sung to me in my aloneness And I of your longings have built a tower in the sky But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn The noontide is upon us and our half Waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part If in the twilight of mem- ory we should Meet once more, we shall speak again Together and you shall sing to me a dear song And if our hands should meet in another Dream we shall build another tower in the sky. CAROLYN JUDITH WOOD Woody Everytime we say hello to some new encounter We ' re on our way toward good- bye Some distance from the actual phrase but moving toward it all the same The dis- tance between those two worlds becomes a little less as you grow older Be aware then, my friend, that to- morrow is only to- morrow There in no- thing to fear, except the coming of another day Rod McKuen nice dresser . . . smiles . . . friendly . . . cover girl . . . scarves . . .

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Hi folks! I ' m sure that in the beginning of tl must have wondered; Who ' s that guy over there with a map of the school in his hand? Well, it was me ! Confused, all mixed up, not knomng which class or what room to go to! But, as Ae weeks passed by, not only did I learn how to move around the scliool, but certainly did learn a more important thing; I started finding out that, although I wasn ' t in Brazil anymore, whenever I looked around, I would always find friends, people trying to help me in the best way they could, I found hiends in my classmates, in the teachers, nice persons ready to give me a hand whichever problem was there, and in the prinicpal, not only an excellent teacher, but also a friend. My canoeing on the Charles River, my first roller-skating attempt, the Halloween, my first snow, my birthday party ..... those are some of the several wonderful things that have already happened to me since I got here. I am very thank- ful to all of you people for helping me have such a fantastic year here in the U. S. A. , and I know that, when the time for leaving comes, and good-bye has to be said, I will have learned the real meaning of MY LIFE. And then, by myself, recalling every wonderful experience I had dming Ihis year, I feel, I know there will be more humanity left in me. A.F.S.