Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

' Pmttedi hij Ams yUedM I JMh ocIms The 1976 Peak REFLECTIONS Medfield High School Medfield, Massachusetts non-conformist . . . J.D. . . . “the Hunt” . . . simulations . . . movies, movies, and more movies . . . Futuristics Club . . . easy-going . . . argumentative 2 SENIORS 3 The Class of 1976 For three years We’ve helped to crowd your halls And create your atmosphere of noise and chaos. We’ve known love, happiness, fear, and sadness, shed tears and laughter. And learned certain undeniable truths Within your hallowed walls. It is with a tear and much sadness And many, many colorful memories that we leave your security prepared To face a vague and dazzling future. DJH DONALD SCOTT AKIN “D.A.” The Dirty Duck” UP ON: cruisin’ around, getting high HAPPINESS IS; Saturday nite LIFE IS: pretty decent AMBITION: Artist FREEDOM IS: absence of necessity FAVORITE SAYING: The Dirty Duck meant no harm!!” Pres. ’75 . . . sensible . . . artistic PAUL BONNER ALLEN UP ON: motocross racing IX) WN ON: blown engines broken chains MISERY IS: DNF ' s LIFE IS: a race, no matter how hard you try, you always seem to lose something. AMBITION; a sponsored expert rider in the N.E.S.C. FREEDOM IS: cruising in the country early grad . . . trail bike club . . the silent type CATHERINE L. ANASTASl “The Fish 1 wanted all things To seem to make some sense, So we all could be happy, yes. Instead of tense. And I made up lies So that they all fit nice. And I made this sad world A par-a-dise. — Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. pretty . . . fragile . . . philosopher . . . clutz JOHN ANDREW AULD, JR. Johnny “John-Boy” “Spacey UP ON: blue and green frogs MISERY IS: getting up at 6:30 A.M. FREEEX3M IS: doing what you want; when you want FAVORITE SAYING: Don ' t wake me up!” Mobile . . . church . . . S.G. JAMES E. ANGELIS Wheels” “Angie” HAPPINESS IS: cruising with a B, 4 bald tires MISERY IS: a knee injury, 1st period bookkeeping LIFE IS: laughing at Stetson, a party at Millbrook AMBITION: to make money FREEDOM IS: being 18 FAVORITE SAYING: “Got an extra pencil?” crazy . . . WHEELS! . . . shy? DONNA ARMSTRONG Boofa “Peanut Shortie “DA” “Arm UP ON: skidooing, Chinese food, being with all my friends MISERY IS: no money, no parties, rainy nights LIFE IS: having to start at the bottom and work your way up! FREEDOM IS: wasted days and wasted nights FAVORITE SAYING: Shut-up you I do my thing and you do yours I ' m 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 1 am I and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. petite . . . Gay Nineties . . . parties . . . sarcastic VINNY L. ANDELLA, JR. “Vinny” HAPPINESS IS: a Jayter for later MISERY IS: waiting for Jack to find me AMBITION: to fly south for the winter FREEDOM IS: jamming on a hog cars . . . older . . . leather jacket KENNETH EARL BALCOM Ken” Kenny “Shorty HAPPINESS IS: having my own car, getting into movies for under age twelve MISERY IS: being 5 ' 2 , going into a store with only 3 ): LIFE IS: what you make it AMBITION: to reach 6 feet FREEDOM IS: doing what you want with who you want FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m sure! “Hi, Al! ■ ' Mini Mack . . . Should I throw the ball down? . . . CYO basket- ball 5 STKPHANII-. ANN HASSIHT Stc-ph Sti-phic ' ' SistcT Maria UP ON: music, siKCcr, walking in the ram. Bright Eyes, J.C. IX) X ' N ON: cliques, schtMil lunch. having nowhere to go LIFE IS: wonJerful, if there s someone to share it with AMBITION: acting, to make it through life not alone FREE1X)M IS: doing what 1 want with who 1 want FAVORITE SAYING: Shea, you re talking to yourself again ' Mi, Deb Hi, Steph If you love something Set it free. If it comes back. It s yours. If it docsn t. It never was. crutches . . . stKcer buff . . . conge- nial KAREN ANN BAlTlNCi Batwing B.itnick Biddy Pita legs UP ON: tigers, butter crunch ice cream, Briarwtxid, skiing, red rubber boots, smiles, gotxl friends Don t Seek to live somc-one elses life; it s |ust not you . . . You have no right to put on a false face, to pretend what you are not, unless you want to rob others, say to yourself: I am going to bring something new into this perstjn s life, because he has never met anyone like me nor will he ever mc-et anyone like me, for in the mind of God I am unique and ir replaceable. Anonymous friendly . . . A.F.S. Pres. . . . Briar w(x)d . . . Hi ' ' MICHAEL MARTIN BATTISTI Mike ' Battist Battista HAPPINESS IS: being with friends, the Red Sox. Moe, Larry, Curly, and Shemp MISERY IS: living on Causeway St., being called a brain, Joe LIFE IS: a chance to prove yourself AMBITION: to go to a party without someone saying Is that Battist?” FREEDOM IS: putting your feet up on the auditorium seats and not getting yelled at. FAVORITE SAYING: Get outta here Herbie!” smart. . . personality plus . . .smiles . . all the way to Causeway? SCOTT ALAN BERRY Scott” UP ON: parties, friends, having the car for a night MISERY IS: nothing to do, home- work AMBITION: to become a chef FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, you jerk!” humorous . . . Thursday night chorus . . . You faggot!” BARBARA ANNE BERTRAM Barb” Babs” Lageree” HAPPINESS IS: horses, music, drama, Vermont MISERY IS: rainy days, nothing to do FREEDOM IS: the mountains of Ver- mont volleyball . . . horse lover . . . studi ous . . . Bert JANET LEE BESWICK Jan Bez Bisquick Buzbee” Bergnert” UP ON: the beach, sunsets, JCY, laughing, adventures , good music, deep conversation, a tennis ball at my window, summer nights at Lovelace s, Ruth, and Kahlil. DOWN ON: a certain fire hydrant, depression, trivial people. LIFE IS: far more precious than most people realize And now i must go — out of your safe harbor To face an open sea. So, with a tear in my eye, memories in my heart And your teachings in my mind, i sail; Out to make a mark, out to make peace With time, the earth, mankind, and myself JLB observer . . . moody . . . that laugh! . . .witty 6 ROBERT BOOTH bomber . . . mustang . . . red DAVID ALLEN BIRD Bird ' Dave ' UPON; M.G. DOWN ON: Boats LIFE IS: like Dover Road; winding, challenging, and travelleii too quickly AMBITION: to marry a rich, dumb nymphomaniac who owns a pub FREEDOM IS: not owing anyone any money M.G.s . . . trombone . . . scientist MARLENE FADER BOUGHTON Loose Moose L.M. Marl UP ON: beeping horns, being rowdy, ' 65 Rambler, day dreams, mashed potato, my friends, music LIFE IS: to be lived today with dreams of tomorrow and thoughts of yes- terday. HAPPINESS IS; summer of 75, especially at Lovelace s FAVORITE SAYING: I can t wait!” Neff” Yesterday is but a memory Tomorrow an uncharted course So live today so it will be A memory without remorse. M.C. laugh . . . fast talker . . . my car won t start! . . . musical ROBIN BLANDY I ve got so much that 1 haven t learned alsout yet 1 ve got such a long, long way to go 1 got my best sneakers on, walk ilown the mail endless and try, try to be happy now. Ain ' t gonna worry bout things going bad Ain t gonna lose my time, knowing I ve been had 1 just put on my best walking shoes 1 got myself, and honey, that s good news. Oh, try, try to be happy now. Melissa Manchester thoughtful . . . creative . . . fun loving . . . beautiful MARK DAVIDSON BOULTER Gawk ' Jethro UP ON: harassing people, sports, weekends DOWN ON: bad knees LIFE IS: enjoying it with true friends AMBITION: to seek out that which is mine and claim it FREEDOM IS: doing things you like when you want to FAVORITE SAYING: He y, its Dick Stetson. moody . . . calmed down . . . foot ball . . . ladder ANDREW BOMBELLl “Andy dark hair . . . toker . . . quiet 7 LYNNi; TYSON HRKKD Tyson UP ON: history classes with Mr. Hunter, suntans, crusher hats, pink tights, springtime HAF PINESS IS: to be standing on top of a mountain or canoeing in the wilderness ol Maine FREEDOM IS: living in the wilder ness with simple things and simple pc ' ople Now 1 sc-e the secret of making the tiest persons. It is to grow in the open air and to eat and slc-ep with the earth. — Walt Whitman beautiful . . . ballet . . . intelligent . . . the Hunt DAVID BROWN ■Rookie ' ' Mordicae ' Brownie UP ON: winning, weekends DOWN ON: soccer practices LIFE IS: being harrassed by Boulter big brown eyes . . . N.J, accent . . . Jersey shore ANNE ELIZABETH BRUNO Baino ' Miss Baino ' UP ON: sports, Saturday football games, long weekends DOW ON: Eye s fudging, ' What s up Doc? , Sully s walk, Woody s baking AMBITION: to become a teacher sewing . . . athletic . . . studious JOSEPH MICHAEL BRUNO ■Joe Jose Kid UP ON: Colace ' s cat class, 5th period study MISERY IS: getting on the Staten Island Ferry and getting seasick LIFE IS: what you make it AMBITION: to become a successful businessman FREEDOM IS: getting out of 6th period algebra McDonald s . . . nice car . . . very friendly PHILIP JAMES BURR •Phil - Phurr UP ON: triumvirat. Yes DO ' WN ON: being unemployed AMBITION: to go west FAVORITE SAYING: • Nice! 1 can see the face of fate in turning, We can throw the ball and chain away. We can make it happen just as long as you believe. Together we stand up for our peace, hockey . . . always with the guys . . . curls 8 MARY LOUISE CANTY Mary Lou ' Mary-Loooo HAPPINESS IS: being with David, graduating, being with friends, weekends, parties, lots of snow MISERY IS: rainy days, Monday mornings, gym, nothing to do, no money, being teased, blushing, the sea shell club LI EE IS: full of surprises AMBITION: to enjoy life . . . you only live once! FREEDOM IS: doing what you want without anyone looking down on you FAVORITE SAYING: ' Hi Kids!” Really? You ' re crazy! attractive . . . blushes . . . nice clothes WILLIAM M, CAPEN JR. Bill UP ON: S.C.S. DO WN ON: snobs, cupcakes LIFE IS: whatever you want it to be. AMBITION: to stay happy. FREEDOM IS: New Hampshire Super Duper . . . Javelin . . . Ohio . . . Sandy DAVID PETER BYRNES UP ON: people with a gooil sense of humor DOWN ON: obnoxious people, super jocks LIFE IS: a pain in the neck, but worth it. AMBITION: to get out of Medfield FAVORITE SAYING: Nice car, but I wouldn t drive it! The sky is bright The birds are soaring Why am I in school? Where it s so boring! Adi . . . singer . . . dramatic LAUREN CARTON . . . You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here . . . therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy con- fusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world , , . creative , . . doodles , , . nice dresser . . . breakfast Mafia RICHARD ALAN BURR Herbie ' Herbivorous ' Herb UP ON: Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics, the Mafia, Gilles Gilbert! DOWN ON: being called a Spaz”, ducks LIFE IS: 4th and 6th period studies, cruising around FREEDOM IS: being 18, staying out all night FAVORITE SAYING: ' Where s Flanders? , , , .or what? Be more concerned with your charac ter than your reputation, because your character is what you re- ally are; while your reputation is merely what others think you are. Ex-coach John Wooden U.C.L.A. Bruins Bocci . . . spaz . . . managerial letter . . . Gilles Gilburr . . . fullback or what? I JOANN CALLOW ■Jo Callow UP ON: good times, good friends, snow, weekends, Florida, Yes CXDWN ON: fakes, rain, getting up at 6 on Saturday for work LIFE IS: a new experience every day AMBITION: to make it in this world FREEDOM IS: being on your own FAVORITE SAYING: I m sure! Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once 1 pass. If a kindness I may show. If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man Let me do it while I can No delay, for it is plain I shall never pass this way again, sarcastic . . . running to lunch . . . confusing 1 9 THOMAS JAMES CAULEY •T.C.” •T.J. UP ON: Soxs, U.C.L.A., B-ball HAPPINESS IS: seeing hard work p ay off AMBITION: to be happy with what I am FREEEXDM IS: not to be taken for granted Who can ask more of a man that giving all within his span Giving all, it seems to me, is not so Eir from viaory. hoops . . . reserved . . . TC ROBERT JOHN CASEY Ben Bob UP ON: skiing, hockey, basketball, prarties DO ' X ' N ON: Warburtonian Phys- ics, frostbite LIFE IS: being yourself, when it ' s easier not to be FAVORITE SAYING: Truely ' quiet . . . fire extinguisher . . . wandering around UMass! PHILIP DANIEL COLELLA Cal” UP ON: board meetings EXD ' WN ON: catching up LIFE IS: doing what you want when you want to FREEEXDM IS: your own car FAVORITE SAYING: Got a tute?” ■What is it I ' ll take it Who is she I ' ll rape it Got a bet there I’ll meet it Getting high you can’t beat it! Moustachio . . . Moynihan, who ate the hot dogs? . . . Gavrilles ' bed again? DIANE MICHELLE CHICK Chick”, Chickie , D ”, Di” UP ON: cold clear mornings, back- packing on days when you can see forever, Jello at 4:30 am, the beach, cross-country skiing, float meetings, walks on warm, rainy, spring days, my very good friends. And finally we are as the times are. We meet to part, and go our separate ways. Once we were young and we laughed a lot. Happiness wasn ' t peculiar like today. But, I woiild give you everything you think I’ve got. Just to prove to you it needn’t remain this way. William Hawkins Outing Club Pres. . . . cross country skier . . . Nih” SHERYL ANN CARUSO Fuzz ” Toots UP ON: parties and good times MISERY IS: frizzy hair FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Toots Perfect Most people think they ' re pierfect They don’t care if they hurt you. They insult you in every way It ' s too bad we all can ' t be perfea As most people think today. But as long as they think they’re perfea. We might as well let them be, cause They’re not going to hurt anyone Except maybe you and me. Personalized jacket . . . pretty . . . outgoing WENDY ANN CHUDZIK “Wendy” UP ON: pumpkinin’, weekends, friends, jeans DO WN ON: nothing to do, braces, bakeries, accidents AMBITION: to get my own car FAVORITE SAYING: “You turkey” bubbly . . . gymnastics . . . cute 10 JULIE ANNE COPELAND UP ON: a certain snowball fight, the summer of ' 74, sunsets DOWN ON: lonely people, fakes, greasy carrots LIFE IS: a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved FAVORITE SAYING: “Oyvay OOooh, baby. God has given me this day to do as I will 1 can waste it or use it tor good. What I do today is very important Because I am trading a day in my life for it. When tomorrow comes, this day will be gone forever Leaving behind something I ' ve traded for it. I want It to be gain, not loss . . . Good, no evil . . . Success, not failure . . . In order that I should never forget The price I paid for it. — Gale Sayers soccer . . . beautiful hair . . . hoops . . . stylish CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN prodigal . . . baker . . . Who ' s that? ' . . . hair JONATHAN P. COOK Jonah HAPPINESS IS: boogying down a mountain slope DOWN ON: reading beer LIFE IS: a one act play AMBITION: to please my five senses FREEDOM IS: finding some way out of here quiet . . . soccer . . . nice smile I CHRISTINE KAREN CONST AS Chris Greek Krissy Krizzzy UP ON: poetry, J. Geils, and lasting friendships HAPPINESS IS: knowing who you are LIFE IS: one huge circle AMBITION: to write about other cul- tures FREEDOM IS: making your own paths upon which to walk ... The timeless in you is aware of life ' s timelessness, and knows ' that yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream. Kahlil Gibran Greece. . . funny faces . . . Yasso MARK RONALD COOMBER Coombie Kumba Goalie Porsche-man UP ON: Porsche 911s, havin ' fun, cars, hockey, cruising HAPPINESS IS: doing what you want AMBITION: to be the person I want to be FREEDOM IS: Porsche cruisin ' FAVORITE SAYING: Get outta here. “Nice. in the goal . . . mobil station . . . Porsche ALAN RICHARD CONNORS Chuck Rifleman HAPPINESS IS: cruising in the chuckwagon MISERY IS: missing your own party LIFE IS: to be yourself, not what the other guy is. AMBITION: to stay healthy and free. FREEDOM IS: laughing with gooi.1 friends. FAVORITE SAYING: You re such a card, I think I ' ll deck ya. Ability may get you to the top but it takes character to keep you there. John Wooden Former U.C.L.A. Coach Lords . . . party at Chucks . . . Legion . . . school spirit 11 STARR COPITHORNE UP ON the bt-ath. the befimnin ; of springtime, adventures in the black jungle DOWN ON: rainy days, moody peo pie. Big Macs LIFE IS: contusing AMBITION: Dental Hygienist FREEEX)M IS: staying out until mid night There s a dream keeps returning Like the rain to the sea There s a fire ever burning In the souls of the trex- There s a lifetime of learning before you can rest Take a look at yourself It s like you never left. — Dave Mason Volvo . . . Virgin Islands . . . crushes ELIZABETH ANDERSON COWEN Beth HAPPINESS IS. singing, sailing, pink roses and acting MISER ' f’ IS: Latin II tests. ' X ' W., and close mindcxi pcsiple AMBITION: to be rich and famous But these- things don t m.itter at all, bexause once you are Real you can t be- ugly, except to pc-ople who don t understand. — The V ' elveteen Rabbit by Margery VC’dliams dramatic ... Sr. class rep. . . . soprano MICHAEL PATRICK COYNE Chopper ' Sitting in the Midday Sun Em sitting by the side of a river Underneath the pale blue sky Eve got no need to worry Em in no hurry Just sitting in the midday sun Just soaking up that current bun. With no particular purpose or reason sitting in the midday sun. OH. listen to the people, say Em a failure, and Eve got nothing AH, but it they would only see Eve got my pride. E ve got no money. But who needs a job when it s sunny. THE KINKS the wild one . . . How ya doin. RICHARD A. CRANSHAW UP ON: vacation HAPPINESS IS: money, sports, and movies DOWN ON: homework MISERY IS: schtxil and rainy days FREEDOM IS: getting out of school quiet . . . loner . . . Have you seen this one yet. . MARY LOUISE TERESA CRIBBIN Mel Melouise Melsy ' UP ON: good friends, Ohio, jeans, hot fudge sundaes, paydays DOWN ON: school lunches, lima beans, 5’2 ' LIFE IS: trying to figure yourself out AMBITION: to get a better job than a nursing home cook FREEE)OM IS: having no restrictions FAVORITE SAYING: • Em going crazy! ! You may say 1 m a dreamer But Em not the only one I hope some day you 11 join us And the world will be one. swimmer . . . pretty . . . affable KENNETH ROBERT CRUICKSHANK Cruika Crankshaft ' UP ON: good times, Friday and Satur day nights DOWN ON; having to have to stay home at night LIFE IS: what you want it to be AMBITION: to succeed in what I do FREEDOM IS: buggin wit Ralph FAVORITE SAYING: Let s cruise! S.C. Pres. . . . jovial . . . coffee 12 MARIANNE CURRY Mac ' UP ON: parties, good times, M :M ' s and the correct results on Chem. 11 labs DOWN ON: the women who mess up the shirt bins at Decelles and working Friday and Satur- day nights. LIFE IS: a song, love is the music AMBITION: to become a physical therapist or medical tech- nologist FREEDOM IS: a weekend off work FAVORITE SAYING: “I guess you had to be there!” Really, 1 wouldn ' t kid ya. sophisticated . . . nice clothes . . . Decelles . . . fudge RICHARD STEPHEN CUSHING Weeblcs HAPPINESS IS: a weeble tret- house DOWN ON: Burger King com- mercials LIFE IS: a rock, but the radio rolls me AMBITION: DJ, Night club owner FAVORITE SAYING: Did I step on your paw, Elvis . . . crazy . . . dancer . . . D.J. VICTOR P. DALOIA “Butchie UP ON: ’75 Red Sox, z ' s DOWN ON: inventory LIFE IS: having a good time FAVORITE SAYING. That ' s not the point!” green is beautiful . . . 2-28 . . . Seriously!” ROBERT F.X. DANYLA Bob Bobby D. UP ON: skiing, soccer, tennis MISERY IS: rainy weekends in January AMBITION: to be rich FREEDOM IS: skiing FAVORITE SAYING: You had to be there. soccer . . . perfect cat . . . tennis . . . true blonde THERESA A. DAVIS Teri” Ter” Ta HAPPINESS IS: Smokey Falcoons, weekends, hinks, Nardo eating chocolate ice cream, letters from J.C., good parties and rowdy jjeople, graduation, cruzin’ and getting loaded MISERY IS: being alone, nothing to do, T.O.’s, losing someone you love LIFE IS: to cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow and live today AMBITION: to be free, happy and travel FREEDOM IS: being able to take off to no place We ' re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. You have the freedom to be yourself, your true self, here and now, it is the law that is. always laughing . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . John SHEREE LEE DA WE Sher ' UP ON: Mr. Bibby’s shop class, laughing, shopping, movies, sunny days EXDWN ON: rainy days, having the miseries, people who think they ' re better than everyone else. LIFE IS: too short AMBITION: nurse FREEEKDM IS: being able to be myself shy . . . reserved . . . more than meets the eye 13 i:iU-HN TRANCHS OKSORGHHR F.yc Sorg So y if ' DisorJi-r ON: partii-s, sports, winninf;, G.D.M., gutting the car Friilay aiiii Saturday ni hts, M.H.S. Ath Ictics. wc-c ' kcnds. Lake VC ' in nipesaukee. Boston accents. Fhys ics Vlll, good, rowdy, loose class get togethers, getting the red carpet from S. Hay DOWN ON: losing, being called a fudge, friends moving, phoney people, G.M. being in Navy, Baino s sewing. Sully s walk, Vi ' oody and N.T. ' s baking, A.F. s New York accent, S .S. Ohio ac cent, Hobel s lunch ladies LIFE IS: To treasure yesterday, live today and dream tpmorrow. FAVORITE SAYING: ' You would have roared ' 1 m sure! Oh God When this you see, remember me. And bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may. Speak of me as you find. (Brian Jones) mouth . . . basketball . . . nuts! jOSEFH MICHAEL deVEER joe LIF ON: Astronomy, Elton John, the Beatles HAFFINESS IS: the summer LIFE IS: facing the gixid and the bad FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, Russ. quiet. . . who s that . . .little guy FAMELA L. DRAHEIM Pam UP ON; the beach, waves, sports, J.N., vets, canoeing MISERY IS: riding the School Bus , pushing the Rambler in the rain, living on Causeway LIFE IS: full of decisions FAVORITE SAYING: You re kid- ding! Every once in a while our minds wander to bygone days or yesteryear . . . The hours of lonliness are forgotten because we are pleasure orientated and memories are always sweeter . . . But we must never go back because imagination knows no time and reality is harsh enough to spoil the best of events . . . Let ' s talk and remember and laugh and cry; let s not relive, but live life every new day because soon enough, everything will be past and all we ll have are the memories, nut . . . field hockey . . . Our Queen . . . attractive DEBPRAH ELLINOR DUTCHKA “Debbie Deb UP ON; helping others HAPPINESS IS: doing your own thing LIFE IS: what you make it AMBITION; helping others that need help FREEDOM IS: contentment within yourself National Health Award . . . helpful . . . quiet SUSAN ANN EILERTSON Sue UP ON: Cambridge summers. Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream with jimmies, good friends, parties, Lake Winnipesaukee, beaches DO ' WN ON: pushing the Rambler in the rain, losing LIFE IS: what you make it FAVORITE SAYING: You 11 be alright! Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself. To melt like a running brook that sings its melody to the night. To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving. — Kahlil Gibran loud . . . giggles . . . fellowship . . . K.M. ROBERT ELLENA Bob saxophone . . . music man unique character 14 CORINNE ANNE FEEHAN Da Cori ' Cor Sister Columba UP ON: Sigh, Center Harbor, N.H., camping out! ?! DOWN ON; 2-1 2 hour rides, playing captain, dogs named Spot LIFE IS; like trying to stand up in a little row boat without swamping AMBITION: to fly away from it all FREEEX)M IS: doing what you want without the third degree FAVORITE SAYING: Hi Caloren! Well, pardon me! legs. . .hoops. . . sense of humor AUDREY EVANS Odd Red UP ON: Rick, candy, haffa, a month in Florida, dreams, Ta, B.P.s muscles DOWN ON; deciding, curly hair, phonies, homework LIFE IS; strange AMBITION: to be the Easter Bunny s helper FREEDOM IS: a turtle for my very own Haifa. . .Miss Carney. . . R.W. LINDA HILL FAWCETT Linder Faws UP ON: living, being outdoors, playing the guitar LIFE IS: making the best out of what you got AMBITION: to be free — jeep FREEDOM IS: the mountains FAVORITE SAYING: Were all blooming crazy! Love all creation, every grain of sand. Love every leaf, every ray of light. Love everything. And you will come at last to love the whole world. — passage from “The Brothers Karamazov artistic . . . nature-lover . . . free . . . friendly LAURA MICHELE FELLINI Lau Meg-mouth UP ON: horses, friends DOWN ON: cliques, society, getting thrown off horses, being short AMBITION: to be 5 6 FREEDOM IS: being myself and having no one yelling at me FAVORITE SAYING: Hi guys! Ya know what I mean? When you love someone, you love him as he is. loud . . . outing club . . . short EUGENE CARL FETTEROLL UP ON: running HAPPINESS IS: winning one winter track meet DOWN ON: physics FREEEXDM IS: not being on the watch It s Carl, not Eugene . . . track . . . McDonalds SUSAN MARIE FINERTY UP ON: good times, junior and senior years, friends I ve met here, friends in Ct., Mrs. Coles En- glish class at R.H.S., the beach with K.S. and M.C. s cooler DOWN ON: moving and having to leave all my old friends, milk and sugar, chemistry LIFE IS: for living, so live it the best way you know how AMBITION: medicine FAVORITE SAYING; Really , Honest to God , What can I say? I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do, let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect it; for I shall not pass this way again. — Grellet new n town . . . Dr. Finerty . . . quiet 1 13 SANDRA LKE FLAGG Ffcps ' Sandy Flafy; UP ON: carving;, animals, outdixjrs, hiking MISERY ' IS: getting’ up on a sunny day to go to sch(X)I AMBITION, to be a veterinarian s as sistant FREEEX)M IS: being able to do what I want, when 1 want freckles . . . Mr. Goodall . . . timid CHRISTOPHER CLOUGH FLANDERS Chris ' Bart UP ON: harassing people, float parties, Bernie Carbo, Hoopy Barrell, U. of Michigan HAPPINESS IS: giving Herbie a cheap shot IX)WN ON: roller coasters, spaz at tacks LIFE IS: gootl to have around FAVORITE SAYING: You re dreaming again . . A man may make mistakes. But he isn t a failure Until he starts blaming Somt-one else. John Wooden humorous . . . rc-alistic . . . very lik able . . . Ho-Bart! JOHN J. GALLAGHER ' Gags ' UP ON: a Jewish poet from the 2()th century DOWN ON: math, Mondays, and Nauset AMBITION: to always have a ticket FREEDOM IS: not having to go through with all the grand falloons I took a month long vacation in the stratosphere You know it s really hard to hold your breath. I swear I lost everything 1 loved or feared, 1 was the cosmic kid in full costume dress. Well my feet they finally took root in the earth But I got me a nice little place in the stars. 1 hid in the crowd but when they said Sit down, ' 1 stood up. Ooh, ooh, growing up. — Bruce Springsteen individual . . . soccer . . . Super Duper . . . easy-going PHILIP MICHAEL GAVRILLES Gav ' Greek King Nut Phil UP ON: Friday and Saturday night parties, courts, Millbrook, board meetings, YES DOWN ON: rainy weekends, no money, losing LIFE IS: taking the good things in life with the bad AMBITION: to be the best at whatev er I do FAVORITE SAYING: Is it halftime yet? the nut . . . nice-looking . . . hilari ous . . . how s the family? ' 16 TIM E. GILLESPIE Hodsia UP ON: fast moving cars, ’7 I s HAPPINESS IS: going to parties EX3WN ON: slow moving ' 57 ' s, (B. P. ' s and M.S. ' s), M.H.S. MISERY IS: going to work LIFE IS: getting 1 2 ' d FREEEX3M IS: graduating from high school blue mustang . . . loose . . . racer RICHARD GLASS “Richie” UP ON: cosmic romanticism, Dylan EXD ' WN ON: military industrial complex The flag of Piracy flew from my mast My sails were set wing to wing I had a juke box graduate fo ' first mate She couldn ' t sail but she sure could sing I drive with a B-52 and bombed them with the blues ' With my gears set stubborn on standing I broke all the rules Staffed my old high school Never once gave thought to landing I hid in the mother breast of the crowd When they said get down I threw up Growin’ up — Springsteen flirt . . . janitor . . . baker KAREN ANNE GORMAN Egg” “Eggathon” K.G.” UP ON: koala bears, basketball games, BPR July 10, 1985 DO ' W ON: onions, being tickled, pushing the rambler in the rain MISERY IS: everyone asking me what “EGG” means FAVORITE SAYING: “Mary, wait for me by the gym!” Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That ' s a part of the plan Await your arrival with simple sur- vival And one day we ' ll all understand — Dan Fogelberg soft-boiled egg . . . M.K. . . . ex- flirt KEITH WILLIAM GOODWIN “Dumps” UP ON: classy Oldsmobiles EXD ' WN ON: sixth period Algebra II 1 AMBITION: to be happy and rich, but not necessarily in that order 1 FREEDOM IS: anywhere but Med- 1 field FAVORITE SAYING: Holy Italy!” : congenial . . . math mind? . . . “Hey, it ' s Dumps!” DEBORAH SUZANNE GIFFORD ■‘Sniffy Debbie Nyeb” “Munchkin HAPPINESS IS: friends, volleyball. Karate, being silly MISERY IS: Mr. Azer ' s short jokes, living in the land of the giants LIFE IS: to find out first who you are, then each day work toward what you want to become AMBITION: to make one person laugh every day, to be taller than Karen O. FREEDOM IS: being able to be myself FAVORITE SAYING: “Cut it out McGrath.” “We have a sub today!!” Don ' t walk in front of me, 1 may not follow. Don ' t walk in back of me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. nutty . . . natural . . . competitive BERNABfD FRANCIS GILOOLY “Gil” “Bernie HAPPINESS IS: skiing and New Hampshire MISERY IS: rain and Massachusetts FREEDOM IS: a ' 74 Firebird FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m sure!” what a fish . . . elf . . . mea tball subs at drive-ins n DIANA MARIE HALLAL Camel ' UP ON; T.P., Millbrook, Friday and Saturday nights, the beach DO ' X ' N ON: Sunday nights, school, a ' 65 Rambler LIFE IS: being free FAVORITE SAYING; I ' m only kid- ding. There are two paths you can go by But in the long run There s still time to change the road you ' re on. T.P. . . . Millbrook gang . . . candy bar CHERYL GRONR(K)S Cheryl talkative?. . . .eyes. . shy JON DAVID HANSEN UP ON: the Red Sox, black convert- ibles, good times MISERY IS: Maider s Texaco LIFE IS: perfect without Stetson AMBITION: to make it through school FREEDOM IS: my own grand prix FAVORITE SAYING: It wasn ' t real- ly funny . . . But it happened friendly . . . Hi, snob . . . persis- tent LAURA JEAN HANDY UP ON: platform shoes! Isn ' t it a pity, isn ' t it a shame How we break each others hearts, and cause each other pain Somethings take so long, but how do I explain? When not too many people can see we re all the same And because of all their tears. Their eyes can ' t hope to see The beauty that surrounds them — oh isn ' t it a pity. hilarious . . . black is beautiful . . . unique personality DEBORAH JEAN HALLINAN Deb Debbie Well I ain ' t got nothing. And to nothing 1 belong You won ' t find me right. Yet you won ' t find me wrong If you think about me. Don ' t think too long — Jus ' call me Jzero. — Cat Stevens argumentative . . . thoughtful . • • | musical . . . the boss ... Matthew ALAN CHRISTOPHER HAIGH Tigger Haighy UP ON: Bc;th, 66Chevelle MISERY IS: running the six huntireil LIFE IS; high AMBITION: to be the quickest FREEIX)M IS: to run the quarter mile without getting liaggeil I ' ll blow his doors in! . . . parties at Hinks . . .good times 18 PATRICIA LYNN HERSEE Pat Patty Herse ' UP ON: good times, and seventh . p eriod study IX) VW ON: snobs, gym seventh period, rainy days LIFE IS: what you make it AMBITION: Cosmetology FREEDOM IS: being able to be your self FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up! Be yourself, your true self, here and now, hoping that one day they will see what you see. Forgive them, and help them to under stand. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull Decelle s . . . noisy . . . soft voice WILLIAM G. HARRISON UP ON: good times, B.S.R. s, space time 11 HAPPINESS IS: having a good time with whatever you ilo LIFE IS: a puzzle FREEDOM IS: a nice campout Forward! he cried. To the rear. And the front rank died. And the General sat, and the lines on the map Moved from side to side. — Pink Floyd army jacket . . . wise . . . Hey . . . Mr, Simpson. ROBERT MICHAEL HILPERT Bob ' UP ON: winning soccer games, good friends DOWN ON: losing, physics home- work LIFE IS: a lot of work FREEDOM IS: being vourself despite what others think or say about you FAVORITE SAYING: Decent. soccer . . . industrious . . . serious EDWIN JAMES HI LPERT Eddie ' James ' UP ON: soccer, winning, good times, friends DOWN ON: the Friendly way , first period calculus, losing, fat cats MISERY IS: working Friday and Sat urday nights LIFE IS: what you put into it. AMBITION: making the 1980 Olympics FAVORITE SAYING: This is true. Get off the roof Murph! May the roads rise with you. And the wind be always at your back; And may the Lord hold you In the hollow of his hand. — Old Gaelic Blessing all star . . . smart . . . stKcer . . . outgoing SHERYL ANN HOBEL Hopeless ' Hubba Hobes Maj UP ON: parties, getting rowdy, close friends, paychecks, weekends, my Duster DOWN ON: conceited people, Monday mornings, homework, being called Sheryl, Disorder s lunch ladies LIFE IS: getting better every day AMBITION: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise FREEDOM IS: doing what 1 want, when I want, and how 1 want to do it FAVORITE SAYING: Ya, right! ' Don t walk in front of me — I may not follow Don t walk behind me — 1 may not lead Just stay beside me and be my friend. Mark time — March! . . . happy . . . hey, hey, hey SALLY ELIZABETH HAY Sal ' Wrongway UP ON: playing htx)ps, sailing, skiing, wimly days, mountains, my friends DOWN ON: le subjonctif, E.D. ' s red carpet, the distance between Medfield and Everett FAVORITE SAYING: Calm down! You turkey! ’ Hey tomorrow, where are you goin ? Do you have some room for me. ' ' Cause night is fallin and the dawn is callin 1 11 have a new day if she 11 have me. — J. Croce . intelligent 19 DEBORAH ANN HOGG Deb ' Debbie ' Hoggie •Hogga UP ON: soccer, DeJham, friends, having SIX cars DOWN ON: Legg s eyebrows, secrets, rainy days, gym LIFE IS: full of surprises AMBITION: to be a secretary FREEDOM IS: being yourself FAVORITE SAYING: Hi Deb! ' red hair . . . bubbly . . . freckles TRYGVE HOLST Trig UP ON: the trumjxrt, skiing, spiorts cars, logical positivism MISERY IS: 1001 ways to mispro- nounce a name AMBITION: to be a ski bum in an endless winter FREEEXDM IS: sitting back and en- joying life Norwegian . . . trumpet . . . M.G.C. . . . U-Mass THOMAS HUNT trail rider . . . cycles . . . elusive CHRISTINE MARIE JOHANNESSEN Chris ' Red Big Red” Didter UP ON: warm sunny days, walking in the rain DOWN ON: colds, and two faced people LIFE IS: a joke and this one ' s on us AMBITION: to go just anywhere, just here and there FREEDOM IS: something we all live for, and we get it by dying FAVORITE SAYING: O dak, shows to go ya!” All is fair in love loves a cra 2 y game Two people vow to stay in love as one they say But all is changed with time the future none can see the road you leave behind ahead lies mystery But all is fair in love I had to go away A writer takes his pen to write the words again that all in love is fair. — Stevie Wonder nice . . . Scott . . . reserved STEPHEN WESLEY JOHNSON Johnce” UP ON: friends, tennis, swimming, cross country banquet MISERY IS: running extra grass laps for time LIFE IS: a road with many people and decisions AMBITION: to be accepted and to accept others FREEDOM IS: to act out of inspira- tion, not because you must handsome . . . intellectual . . . nice smile SALLY ANN JUDA Sal Sally J” UP ON: being with my friends, good music, vacations, sunny days, water balloon fights DOWN ON: being lonely, getting up at 5 am to go to work, boring weekends, Eileen ' s ac- cent LIFE IS: too short to do everything 1 want to do FAVORITE SAYING: It was so funny . . But Eileen, Bellingham beat ' em 2-1!” flag . . . How funny was it?” . . . helpful . . . studious? 20 CYNTHIA ANNE KALWEIT Cindy Cin C UP ON; being with friends, having good times, snowy days, ice cream LXDWN ON; math first period, phony people, rainy days LIFE IS; yours to enjoy and find happiness in AMBITION; to have a good life FAVORITE SAYING; “Tell me I ' m not embarrassed.” I don ' t know. Some people live in darkness Their whole life through I just know that I ' d have been one of them If it hadn ' t been for you. — Carole King giggles . . . blushes . . . parties . . . Alice in ' Wonderland PETER JOSEPH KELLEHER Kel Porcupine UP ON; football, birdies DOWN ON: procupine poachers, big feet LIFE IS; A s on Physics tests AMBITION: straight hair FAVORITE SAYING: Kens, I bet Stetson couldn ' t do that. good looking . . . hair . . . witty ... I had to pay for the hippo. THERESA KEREKON “Terry” “Ter” UP ON: my car — when it runs, long week-ends at U-Mass., art, happy people, getting rowdy, warm sunny days. AMBITION: to be an art teacher The sun is filled with shining light It blazes far and wide. The moon reflects the sunlight back But has no light inside. I think I ' d rather be the sun That shines so bold and bright. Than be the moon, that only glows With someone else ' s light. — Elaine Laron Dodge Dart . . . S.G. . . . artistic . . . cute MICHAEL pSEPH KERIS “Mike” “Waste” HAPPINESS IS: Saturday nights, baseball. Cape Cod MISERY IS: Duck ' s stories, bad shoulders LIFE IS: a treadmill filled with ob- stacles AMBITION: to play college base- ball FREEEXDM IS: owning your own car FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh yeah Kelleher, I bet Stetson can too quarterback . . . K.G. . . . that walk! ALLAN ALONZO KINGSBURY “AI” “Max” UP ON: American cars. New Hampshire, hole — oil — outs DOWN ON: C-90 violations, Wal- pole AMBITION; New Hampshire, E.C.A.T. FREEDOM IS: no school, not working Big boxes come in small packages Ford ' s the best you can get. individual . . .car lover . . . N.H. KIRSI KYLLIKKI KOTIRANTA UP ON: food, Joachim, reading EXD ' WN ON: no mail from Finland AMBITION: doctor or lawyer FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey! A.F.S. student . . . “Miss Finland” . . . courageous 21 MARY ANN KLUGA Marcf ' Mayri ' ' KIuks ' Mur HAPPINESS IS: SanJbrui ’c Beach, Va., pc-acc with Goil. gotxi friends, the three musketeers, memories, warm, sunny days, dreams coming ture. MISERY IS. never getting up on time LIFE IS: being able to look back and say 1 wouUin ' t change a thing AMB1T1()N: to have happy, full lile FAVORITE SAYING: Anything s possible! Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. Love does not demand its own way. It is not irritable or touchy. It does not hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do it wrong. ... If you love some- one you will be loyal to him no matter what the cost. — 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 versatile . . . busy . . . Virginia . . . Friendly’s LINDA MARIE LAAKSO Laks UP ON: good friends, windy au- tumn days, going to the beach DOWN ON: not getting the car on rainy days, having an allergy LIFE IS: what you value most AMBITION: to be an accountant and to enjoy every minute of life FREEEXDM IS: doing what you want, when you want, and how you want FAVORITE SAYING: “Ask me if I care.” unobtrusive . . . nice dresser . . . Do you care?” MARRY J. KOHN Ghengis Kubla UP ON: listening to Earth, NX ' md, and Fire HAPPINESS IS: friends DOWN ON: school MlSER ' i ' IS: time LIFE IS: a time clock AMBITION: to meet new people FREEDOM IS: doing what you fc c-l music. . .ambigous. . .friendly CHERl LYNN LANGLEY HAPPINESS IS: being at peace with myself and caring for others MISERY IS: only brought on by oneself unless being hurt by the heartless Wind flowers, my mother told me not to go near them She feared them always, said they carried her away. Wind flowers, I couldn’t wait to touch them, to smell them, I held them closely. Now, 1 cannot break away. Their sweet bouquet disappears like the vafior in the desert Take a warning, she said. Wind flowers, their beauty captures every young dreamer who lingers near them. Ancient wind flowers, I love you. — For the memory of June”. beautiful voice . . . well dressed . . . S.C. . . . sophisticated SUZANNE E. LARKIN Sue” Susan” Cruisin’’ UP ON: Cape Cod, sleeping late on weekends, the fall, having a good time, Bim DOWN ON: cliques, donuts, work- ing at 6 am on Sunday morn- ings, being left out LIFE IS: yours; don’t try to live it as someone you aren’t AMBITION: Marine Biologist FREEEXDM IS: doing anything and going anywhere without having to worry about it daddy’s car . . . confused . . . sc- traight . . . Bimmy RICHARD DENNIS LARSON UP ON: Oldsmobiles, Buicks, raises, pay day MISERY IS; realizing that your Buick station wagon just hit a tree, being a Maider Raider, working Saturday nite, cal- culus homework AMBITION: to be rich FREEDOM IS: having your own car FAVORITE SAYING: “Fill it reg- ular, Sir? Texaco . . . depressed ... ’64 Oldsmobile 22 DIANNE LEDWITH Dee ’ Ogerleene Di ' UP ON; good friends, Rangie, graduating EXDWN ON: snobby people, snow rain, being bored LIFE IS: too confusing to put into words AMBITION: to get a good job and be able to settle down FREEDOM IS: doing what I want to do free of criticism FAVORITE SAYING: ’’Oh well. ” Oh very young what will you leave us this time You re only dancing on this earth for a short while And though you dreams may toss and turn you now they will vanish away like your dad s best jeans Denim blue fading up to the sky And though you want him to last forever you know he never will (you know he never will) And the patches make the good bye harder still. — Cat Stevens writing . . . unobtrusive . . . tall ROBERT ' W ' ADE LARSON Bob ’’Bob UP ON: Friday and Saturday nights, cold beer, smoking, float meet ings, nice cars DOWN ON: dents, Cumbie s, dents, dents, dents! LIFE IS: what you make it AMBITION; to have a car with no dents FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to do when you want to do it, pulling all nighters FAVORITE SAYING: 1 11 meet ya up at Millbrook, where ya gonna be cruiser . . . twin . . . nice guy DAWN RAE LOMKER Dawnie” ' ' Fats ' Lumpy Twi- light UP ON: Rob, my friends, 95 on a calculus test, singing, the country, thunderstorms, sports, reading, laughing DOWN ON: people making fun of my voice, diminutive vocabu- laries, lousy grades, decisions, no privacy LIFE IS: like the universe; abstract and intangible yet precious. FAVORITE SAYING: You have got to be kidding! Yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is but today ' s dream let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. — Kahlil Gibran R.H. . . . enthusiastic . . . Ff.S. Pres . . . bubble gum BRUCE WILLIAM LECLAIRE Lfxjse ' L(K)se Bruce Ridicule can do much For instance, Embitter the talents of youth. — Aaron brilliant . . . clarinet . . . baker DONNA MARIE LYALL Dee Donner Dinny UP ON: being me, music, bike trips, the Cape DOWN ON: fights, argu.ents, head- aches LIFE IS; only what you make of it AMBITION: to work with animals — A Vet., to visit Ireland FREEDOM IS: the right to decide for yourself, the mountains FAVORITE SAYING: Do what you think will make you happy. If you love something set it free. If it comes back. It ' s yours. If it doesn ' t. It never was. Old mountains are young hills Old hills are young prairies Old prairies are young oceans Old oceans are dry. sweet . . . outdoor enthusiast . . . considerate ALAN J. LEVY UP ON: beer and cars MISERY IS: Jack and Boo LIFE IS: something you can t depend on quite the car! . . . funny . . . ar gumentative 23 MICHAEL ANTHONY Mat DONALD Mac ' MacDooglc ' ' Mikic L’P ON: skiing, women, the VC ' ho, foreign cars MISERY’ IS: an empty gas tank LI EE IS: a challenge AMBITION: to become a registered architect FREEEXYM IS: being rich FAVORITE SAYING: Super! Bobby D. . . . B-ball manager ... ski fanatic NANCY ANNE MAHONEY Nance UP ON: having a good time, week- ends CXDWN ON: two-faced people, rainy nights, being alone LIFE IS: what you make of it AMBITION: Legal Secretary FREEDOM IS: graduating early FAVORITE SAYING: “Different strokes for different folks. easygoing . . . lanky . . . agreeable PATTI ANN MAPLES Mapes UP ON: Zack ' s, B.C.B., a certain Florida city, aerocruisin ' DOWN ON: people that d rag their feet out my car smile . . . pumpkin stealer . . . fash- ionable . . . how funny was it? ELAINE Mac DONALD original personality . . . Gym ' Again? . . . sophisticated RHONA MARIE MANGANELLO “Mags UP ON: parties, concerts, friendly people DOWN ON: braces, snobs, and oral reports LIFE IS: full of ups and downs FREEEXDM IS: ours to keep FAVORITE SAYING: “Are you serious?” platforms . . . long hair . . . Oh no, gym today? BLAIR ROBERTS MARCH UP ON: life DOWN ON: automobile accidents LIFE IS: fun FREEDOM IS: a lazy afternoon on the river FAVORITE SAYING: ‘Til bet you a nickel.” football . . . nice guy . . . cheese 24 CHRISTOPHER BRENT MAYLAND UP ON: Motocross, Arizona, L.D, HAPPINESS IS: a 1st place in Carlsbad Grand Prix LIFE IS: a wheelie FREEIX)M IS: riding on the Arizona desert hunting . . . Motocross 1 . . . beautiful blonde RICHARD THOMAS McCARTHY Rich “Tiny Carry UP ON: friends, good talks, eyes, biking, music, weather, D.O.B.C. MISERY IS: saying good-bye, looking ahead and seeing fog LIFE IS: liing it and feeling satisfied AMBITION: to find myself FREEIXDM IS: a good feeling FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy, please do. If you have learned to walk A little more sure-footedly than 1, Be patient with my stumbling then And know that only as 1 do my best and try May I attain the goal For which we both are striving. If through experience, your soul Has gained heights which 1 As yet in dim-lit vision see. Hold out your hand and point the way Lest from its straightness I should stray. And walk a mile with me. quiet . . . always up for a good time DAVID RALPH McDOWELL Ralph McDougall UP ON: good times, parties, cruisin ' DOWN ON: staying home, working weekends LIFE IS: what you make of it FREEDOM IS: doing what you want when you want green VW . . . plaid CPO . . . •Ralph : ! DAWTsI FRANCES MARINELLA UP ON: summer, the Cape MISERY IS: getting up in the morn- ing LIFE IS: going by too last AMBITION: to live a good life always laughing . . . Hi! . . . F.H. goalie . . . sincere . . . LESLIE ANNE McCARTY “Leslie Lester” Lez” Seslie” Curly” HAPPINESS IS: good music, sunsets, swimming, snowy days, skiing, friends, parties, Maine, ' ' J MA MISERY IS: being called Lester , my car, rainy days, dreary Monday mornings, insincere people’, closed minds, cliques LIFE IS: not counting days, months or years, but treasuring every moment and having enough time. FREEEXDM IS: acknowledging God and being at peace FAVORITE SAYINGS: I ' m sure!” “Well, ya don ' t have to take a fit!” Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; And lean not unto thine own under- standing. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. — Proverbs 3: 5,6 musical . . . unpredictable . . . teach- er aide MAUREEN TERESA McCARTHY Monie” Lou” “Louisa UP ON: field hockey, float meetings, pumpkin hunting, football games DO WT5I ON: pushing the rambler in the rain AMBITION: to become an accountant If we only have love Then tomorrow will dawn And the days of our years Will rise on that morn. — Brel natural comedian . . . cute . . . F.H. captain 25 rHOMAS JAMKS McGRATH Tom Timmy UPON Carly HAPPINESS IS; r.ii racing, chasing miJgc-ts. hills MISERY IS: small clutch |x lals. S lOO checks, Monte Carlo s LI EE IS: having money to live it AMBITION: to get past the Lim ington Bridge FREEIX)M IS: no speed limits, Benz 280S FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out Gilford!! w.w, canoeist . . . Gay Nineties . . . Mercedes Benz! SHERRILL LYNN McKAY Sher ' ' Toots Swe ' Sherrie HAPPINESS IS: good friends, memo- ries, being yourself no matter what people think MISERY IS: calculus LIFE IS: realizing yesterday is gone and things do have to change FAVORITE SAYING; I m sure! Forget It! That man is a success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much; who has gained the respect of in- telligent men and the love of children; who has filled his niche and ac- complished his task; who leaves the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; who never lacked appreciation of earth s beauty or failed to express it; who looked for the best in others and gave the best he had. — Robert Louis Stevenson happy . . . musical . . . flighty . . . sweet RICHARD MARK McKNlGHT Rick HAPPINESS IS: being able to smile without trying LIFE IS; only as valuable as the princi pies that guide it AMBITION: to find the best in every one FREEDOM IS; never being too busy to help drummer boy . . . fudge . . . Lord s with sis ' JOYCE ELLEN McLAUGHLIN Jodi UP ON: Millbrook, summer, Coors, Canada DOWN ON: rain, Sunday nights, ac cidents Is it so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun To have lived light in the spring To have loved, to have thought, to have done. party goer . . . gregarious . . .nice hair PATRICIA SUSAN McKNlGHT Patti It Couldn t Be done Somebody said that it couldn t be done, but he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn t, but he would be one who wouldn t say so till he ' d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin on his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn t be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, there are thousands to prophesy fail- ure; There are thousands to point out to you, one by one, the dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just start to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done, and you 11 do it. — Edgar A. Guest majorette . . . fudge . . . Lord ' s 26 Wll.l.lAM A. McMANUS ■Bill HABPINKSS IS: bcin with your friends DOWN ON: cliques, snobby girls, schools without spirit LIFE: should be one big party AMBITION: Commercial artist FREEDOM IS: being yourself FAVORITE SAYING: ' You ve only got one life — so live it up ' artistic , . . new in town . . . more than meets the eye KIM AMY McMURTRIE Kimbo “Kimba ' HAPPINESS IS: room 212, snow storms, laughing, having your dreams come true AMBITION: Dental Hygenist A smiling face is an earthlike star. A frown can ' t bring out the beauty that you are Love within and you 11 begin smiling There ' re brighter days ahead. — Stevie Wonder Bergson s . . . camel chaser . . . cut the comedy! ELIZABETH EILEEN MEAGHER Beth” Bethie ' UP ON: buying clothes, Casey s IX) WN ON: cleaning my room AMBITION: Fashion Buyer FAVORITE SAYING: I don t know. What? From force to matter and back to force. From form to content and back to form. From norm to crazy and back to norm. From bound to free and back to bound — Robert Frost Meagher? Marr? . . . quiet . . . ambi tious V DOREEN AYN MILLS Millsey Mills UP ON: Saturday nights, riding around with Nance and Jo DOWN ON: backseat drivers, gym, Monday mornings LIFE IS: whatever you want it to be FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, yeah? All right you guys! Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Cry, and you cry alone, majorette . . . always laughing . . . front seat rider STEPHEN ERIC MOFFATT Professor Ed UP ON: the human race DOWN ON: spelling LIFE IS: an opportunity to fulfill your obligation to your maker AMBITION: to be remembered by history — and to see that some- one survives to write some FREEDOM IS: a politican ' s catch word. I t cannot have meaning unless vour obligations out- weigh it in a sane society. FAVORITE SAYING: Better to remain silent and be believed a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. Sir: Your life does not belong to you. You ve yet to earn it in this earthly zoo. Before you go too far astray. Please learn this rule of life today Remember the words 1 now rehash. In God we trust — all others pay cash, confusing . . . argumentative . . . 800 SAT! . . . soccer 27 LISA ANN MOORE UP ON: Zack s, acrocruisin , midnight surprises, hats. BCB. munchit-s. fribbles. Ft. Lauderdale EXDVC ' N ON: Graceful Grace, snap ping turtles AMBITION; to marry an old millionaire and knock him oft successfully FREEEXDM IS: spending his money after he s gone FAVORITE SAYING: VC ' hat a disas ter! ' Though nothing can bring back the hours of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower, we will grieve not rather finding strength in what remains behind. hamburgers for breakfast? . . . fudge . . . smart LF.SLIE ANNE MORGAN Les ' LtMipa UP ON: football, pumpkin hunting, windy autumn days, float meet ings, winning, good times LX)WN ON: dry gotxls, frizzy weather, making speeches FAVORITE SAYING: Alright, you guys! ' The time to be happy is now The place to be happy is here The w’ay to be happy is to make others so. subtle sense of humor . . .cheerleader captain . . . quiet?? PETER JAMES MOYNIHAN Muddy Moon UP ON: Saturday nights, victory rides in Nyren s truck, Yaz, Dr. D HAPPINESS IS: for the Red Sox to take it all IX) WN ON: ' Wednesdays, school spa ghetti, Holliston MISERY IS: striking out in baseball or anything else LIFE IS: like the 440 yard run; you only go around once, so you should try for the best time AMBITION: to be TVL champs, to get a Doctrine of Dementia FREEDOM IS: wearing clothes in a nudist colony FAVORITE SAYINGS: 1 don t know about you, Stets , ' Kel- leher, is that your seventh fribble? Pres . . . Expo s hat . . . comical . . . flirt KEITH THOMAS MOZER ' Motzs ' Mosh ' UP ON: Weekends, sports, running, winning DOWN ON: 7th period Physics and getting beat by Watkins fullcourt one on one. LIFE IS: a game we all must play. AMBITION: to win the game. FREEDOM IS: having a full tank of gas and 4 good tires. C.C. Captain . . . red convertible . . . ee-weithy . . . genial MICHAEL JOSEPH MURPHY Murph Mario UP ON: beating Dover Sherborn, soccer, parties at Millbrook, Beach Boys DO ' WN ON: washing dishes, losing LIFE IS: too much work in too short of time AMBITION: to do something imjxir tant FAVORITE SAYING: Duck off, Danyla.” soccer . . . yellow Fiat . . . , 60 ' s 28 CYNTHIA CAROL NEFF “Cindy C” Neffa” UP ON: partying, day-dreaming, Jesse Colin Young, basketball games, windy days, my family, food,E.J. -74. J.C.Y. 75 HAPPINESS IS: summer nights at Lovelace’s DOWN ON: pushing the Rambler in the rain, flies So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out There ' s so much left to know, And I’m on the road to find out — Cat Stevens rowdy . . . Let’s do something good!” . . . Are you loaded?” DAVID JOSEPH NYREN “Bugsy” “S.F.B.” UP ON: rest DOWN ON: muddy Piggies, Wednesdays LIFE IS: a bowl . . . AMBITION : to own a real truck FAVORITE SAYING: Fine job, Boar.” Porcupine Club . . . Nylark . . . hilarious . . . WTiat ' s up Doc? PATRICK JAMES O’BRIEN Slim” HAPPINESS IS: watching the stooges AMBITION: Draftsman FAVORITE SAYING: Catch ya. ” Friendly’s . . . comedian . . . sar- castic MARY ELIZABETH O’DELL “Myrtle” Mare” “Mur” “Pee Wee” UP ON: week-ends, food, beaches, summer, partying, pumpkin hunting, my friends, football and basketball games, laughing. Stone Harbor, good times, snow EXD ' WN ON: being on 4’ 11”, rain, no car FAVORITE SAYING: “Egg, wait for me by the gym!” Look to this day! For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well- liv makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomor- row a vision of hope, — look well therefore to this day. — from the Sanskrit Pee Wee . . . “Myrtle the Turtle” . . . “Mary, you said that 4 times already!” KAREN ANN O’EXDNNELL ' Tannie ” ' Fuffy” “Poopsie ' Flying The wind running The clouds laughing The rain singing My life has begun The cool, long green grass The soft, hazy, blue sky The warmth and desire of life Surges through me like an unk- nown force Taking total control of my body Joyously throwing my cares away Rolling down a hill Into a crystal clear lake. Forgetting everything. Flying high — touching beyond Something only I can see and feel — a want, a need To be above all in being and thought And here I am now — I am happy — lam free I am flying. K.O. 7 31 75 creative . . . quiet . . . poet SUSAN KLIZABHTH () MAI.LBV Susan ' Sue UP ON; being with trie-nils, having a gix)il time DOVi ' N ON: Monday mornings, rainy days AMBITION: Physical Therapist 1 do my thing and you do your thing I am not in this world to live up to your expextations And you are not in this world to live- up to mine You are You and 1 am I And if by chance we find each other It s bc-autiful. the Friendly way . . . quiet . . . Red THOMAS EARLE OWEN Pete ' UP ON: motorcycles DOWN ON: work AMBITION: Electrician FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to loner . . . Tom? Where? . . . two w-heels JUDITH LYNN PERRY Judy Wabbit UP ON: Richard, life, love, and good times DOWN ON: self pity and know it-alls LIFE IS: full of surprises FREEDOM IS: the ability to be your- self Someday, maybe, I will see the world as it really is. And not try to make it something that it ' s not; Someday, maybe, the world will see me as I really am. And not try to make me something that 1 m not. R.D. . . . future nurse . . . shy DENISE MARIE OT(K)LE Nc-exy UP ON: Maine, pistachio nuts, getting the car, cruising in Ilcxtor, B, . IX) X ' N ON: Mr. G., rain, my hair, waiting for a phone call, getting that phone call at 2:00 AN! LIFE IS: a soap ojx-ra FREEIX)M IS: turning 18 All I ,im And all I ve been And all I m dreaming of Are wrapped up in the magic and wonder of your love For all you are And all you ve been And all that you will be Fullfill my life and bring the gift Of happiness to me. — Dean Wally pretty . . . spaz . . . Do I have to take gym??? ■ ' RON WAYNE PINDER Ranger Ronchy Pin ' Rap Bear UP ON: cold beer, canoe trips down the Charles, football IXDWN ON: Holliston, injuries, losing LIFE IS: doing your best AMBITION: to be 6T and 210 lbs.. To go nuts! ! ! FREEDOM IS: doing and saying what you want FAVORITE SAYING: Lm sure Stetson! F.B. Captain . . . good looking . . . witty . . . J.M. EDWARD JOSEPH PAPSIS •Ed UP ON: soupc-d up Volkswagens and Porsche s HAPPINESS IS: a quart of Chevas Regal FREEDOM IS: chirping em in a Volks in front of the police sta tion AMBITION: to become a gym teacher (sure) FAVORITE SAYING: This guy came into the store, right? Had a . . . You don t just get respect, you earn it! spiked punch . . . sleeper? ... ab- sent again 30 ANTHONY JOHN PRITONI Nigga ' Jason Pretone ' Pre Tony ■ UP ON: Diana, Millbrook, fast cars, weekends DOWN ON: a blue Chevy Impala, no money, school AMBITION: to own a vette and be rich FREEDOM IS: being able to come and go as you want EAVORITE SAYING: Suey, pi.iigy, piggy, piggy ' two tone . . . jaw . . . hypo BRUCE EDWARD POWELL Boo Boo UP ON: 57 Chev s, eating up Fords DOWN ON: tin can foreign cars, R.W. s Ford LIFE IS: fighting for what you believe in AMBITION: to play football in high school? FREEDOM: 140 mph FAVORITE SAYING: Ah, it s only a Ford 1 hope Neil Young will remember. Southern Man don t need him round anyhow. great driver . . . float maker . . . foot- ball ANDREA MARIE POLITO Poletes ' Ange ' Andy UP ON: 66 Chevy s AMBITION: to do what I ve wanted to do succeed in doing it. FREEDOM IS: being the only one standing up at pep rallies FAVORITE SAYING: Im so psyched! This a bove all. To thine own self be true. drum major . . . mouth . . . L.M. . . . sophomore pres. JULIETTE MARIE POWERS Goudilarious ' Funny Face ' Jules ' Julie HAPPINESS IS: Italian subs with extra vegetables and extra mayonaise, summer, Pat MISERY IS: 5th period gym, house- work, diets LIFE IS: great AMBITION: to be another Julia Child FREEDOM IS: making your own decisions FAVORITE SAYING: Come to zee Cazba, baby! You are here so am I maybe millions of people go by but they all disappear from view because I only have eyes for you. good sense of humor . . . outgoing . . . musical DEBORAH LEE PRIESTLEY UP ON: sports, nice clothes, secrets, older guys DOWN ON: headaches, curfews, bad bananas LI PE IS: to be appreciated AMBITION: Nursing FREEDOM IS: being yourself FAVORITE SAYING: You re terri ble! What? Stop it! There on a distant shore by the wings of dreams through an open door you may know him if you may — Jonathan Livingston Seagull Continental Mark IV . . . Stairway to Heaven ' . . . nice personality CHERYL ANN PHIPPS Cher Twaddle ' I like you and I know why, I like you because you are a good person to like. 1 like you because when 1 tell you something special you know its special and you remember it a long time . . . When I think something is im portant, you think it s important too . . . When 1 say something funny you laugh ... 1 like you because you know where Im ticklish and you don t tickle me there except a tiny bit sometimes. Stop! . . .You know how to be silly. That ' s why I like you. I never met anyone sillier than me till 1 met you. 1 like you because when 1 m feeling sad you don t cheer me up right away. Some times it s better to be sad ... I like you because — 1 don t know why — but everything that happens is nicer with you. I can ' t remember when I didn t like you. It must have been lonesome then. Gregg . . . water skier . . . whipped . . .T.N.C. 31 JANET LYNN RA ' i ' NER Fly silly seabird, No dreams can possess you. No voices can blame you. For sun on your wings. My gentle relations Have names, they must call me For loving the freedom Of all flying things My dreams with the seagulls fly Out of reach. Out of cry. — Joni Mitchell — Song to a Seagull ' artistic . . . Super Duper . . . orig- inal personality PAUL CHRISTOPHER REARDON Cover Coviah ' UP ON: Millbrook, b.ball, Mr. R., float meetings, Primo DOWN ON: no bowls, Monday morning, Sunday practice, bogarts LIFE IS: whatever you want it to be AMBITION: is to find an ambition FREEEXDM IS: being yourself tall Paul . . . hoops . . . secret name CYNTHIA JUNE REGAN Regs Regan Cindy From the outside man is just another natural creature; From the inside he is an entire universe,waiting to be ex- plored. platforms . . . Student Council . . . always laughing LAURIE JEAN RENZI Lau” Renz UP ON: windy days, the beach, ad- ventures in the black Ju-Ju , snowy nights, long weekends DOWN ON: being bored, not being able to say what 1 think LIFE IS: full of laughter and tears AMBITION: Dental Hygienist FAVORITE SAYING: Sure! spaz . . . easily embarrassed . . . black Ju-Ju” DONNA MARIE ROSSI Meatball” Halfa-meatball” Guinea” UP ON: Red Gold, good parties at certain places, something special DO ' WN ON: gym, being harassed, being short, filling out forms, cold dark clouds LIFE IS: there to live AMBITION: to finally get that something special FREEIXDM IS: doing what one wants without supervision FAVORITE SAYING: Be good.” Ooh Baby!! Let’s cruz.” If only you’d believe, like I believe baby, like I believe, we’d get by. If only you’d believe in miracles baby, in miracles So woulcl I. Meatball . . . lead foot . . . amia- ble KEITH ROY RUTHERFORD Grasshopper UP ON: parties HAPPINESS IS: watching Nut spill sealer at work DOWN ON: jocks MISERY IS: going to work at 7:00 am on Sunday LIFE IS: raising trouble when you can AMBITION: You only live once in life so do what you can FREEDOM IS: To do what you want; don’t worry about any- body else. FAVORITE SAYING:: ' What’s up?” “ ' What are ya doirig? The assassin . . . Kung Fu . . . perfect hair . . . hockey 32 ROBERT FRANCIS RYAN W UP ON: parties MISERY IS: blue lights in the rear view mirror AMBITION: to always be the last to pass out FREEDOM IS: “Just another word for nothing left to lose — Joplin FAVORITE SAYING: If at first you don’t succeed, hang it up. There was a little bird on my window sill Singing merrily through his bill 1 fed that bird a crust of bread Then I crushed his little head. Boston . . . parties . . . cruisin ' STEVEN SALEMI Steve UP ON: Monty Python, Mini- Cooper ' s, Watney’s Red Barrel, bicycles EXDWN ON: Jocks, Volkswagens, morons, Thrifty New Eng- landers , math LIFE IS: like an accordian — you only get out what you squeeze AMBITION: to make an enormous amount of money as a non-ma- terialist FREEDOM IS: ratracing in front of the Police Station FAVORITE SAYING: Okay, 1 11 be quiet Mrs. Soyka.” Ode to a Nightwatchman My heart goes ping! And a drowsy numbness pains my sense As though of Watney’s I had drunk Or fallen in a sea of Blue — Allright Officer I ' ll come quietly. M.G. . . . bikes . . . Monty Python MARC SALISBURY “Skunksbury Sals ’ UP ON: Saturdays, victory rides HAPPINESS IS: winning, Turkey Day EXD ' WN ON: losing, spelling MISERY IS: army drills LIFE IS; a N.H. road football . . . imitations ... ice cream KATHLEEN T. SANDER Kathy UP ON: B.P.R. July 10, 1985 The mind of the calm man is like the surface of a still lake; it refleas life and things of life truly. Where as the troubled mind, like the troubled surface of a lake, gives back a distorted image of all things which fall upon it. — James Allen And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We’re captive on a carousel of time We can’t return, we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round in the Circle Game. — Joni Mitchell P.S. . . . Braxton . . . individual . . . big eyes RUSSELL PHILIP SCARLATA Russ” UP ON: cars and country and rock music HAPPINESS IS; getting out of school early AMBITION; Veterinarian FAVORITE SAYING: Hello, is Joe there.’” music lover . . . individual . . . Joe? STEPHEN PAUL SAULNIER “Steve “Etienne UP ON: motorcycles, Heineken, one wheel DO ' WN ON: jocks, small foreign cars, broken arms FREEDOM IS: Dover Road in Salemi ' s Midget Life isn’t all beer and women; but beer and women, or something better of the same sort, must form a good piart of every American’s education. friendly . . . Fernandes . . . B.T. . 3 JOANNE SCHORTMANN jo Shorty UP ON; graduating, good times, good memories and summer nights HAPPINESS IS: owning my own car, summer of ' 74 MISERY IS: never being on time! Having to rely on others LIFE IS: taking each day at a time without always looking ahead AMBITION: to be successful FREEDOM IS: getting out of school in January and turning 18 FAVORITE SAYING: Wow. that ' s really dynamite! smiler . . .outgoing. . .Shorty. ! JEAN MARIE SENATORE Buzz UP ON; catching a buzz, good parties, getting the car, Mr. Cuoco ' s math class DOWN ON; Friendly ' s, Millbrook every night, curbs AMBITION: to work on a maga- zine FAVORITE SAYING: Sure. basketball co aptain . . . pretty . . . soccer coach y JOHN DEEB SHAGOURY Shag George UP ON: ice cold beer, float meeting DOWN ON: empty bags, boring parties LIFE IS: good board meetings, always having a good time AMBITION: to never have to go to work FREEDOM IS: pulling all nighters, your own car FAVORITE SAYING: See you at Millbrook! The main thing in life is to have a good time Doing what you want to and feeling fine. Having no problems, no worries, no cares. Just enjoying yourself for the rest of the years. over there by the raindrop . . . board meetings . . . b-ball games . . . confusing LINDA CLAIRE SHAW Lin Shawzy UP ON: Doug, college and the fu- ture, A.F. leaves HAPPINESS: Can never be bottled . . .DM. LIFE IS: passing too quickly AMBITION: to do all I can do FAVORITE SAYING: Really. Especially do 1 mean to labor for the elevation of my own sex. — Lucy Stone Post proelium, praemium. D.M. . . . smiling . . . Mrs. . . . dancer THOMAS L. SHIELS “Tom UP ON: seventh period study MISERY IS: a chemistry lab FREEDOM IS: leaving school little league baseball . . . seen but not heard . . . ardent schol- ar. ? CAROLYN FRANCES SHEA Sister Rose UP ON: Blue birds , sailing in N.H. DOWN ON: D-S, 5th period al- gebra, blue bugs LIFE IS: a time when anything can happen AMBITION: to be an X-Ray Tech- nician FAVORITE SAYING: What can I say? Hi Cor! Climb every mountain Ford every stream Follow every rainbow ' Til you find your dream DS janitor . . . moved on . . . always with Corrine Vi KINGSLEY HUNTINGTON SHINNER UP ON: Maine, water skiing, cruising HAPPINESS IS: doing what you want to do LIFE IS: not long enough AMBITION: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise- tail . . unique . . . Maine man DOUG SMITH smoky . . . Granite St. jacket! NANCY E. SMITH Smitty UP ON: friends, R.L., bubble gum EX)WN ON: working Friday nights, being called Red FREEDOM IS: going out whenever you want FAVORITE SAYING: I m sure.” R.B. . . . smiling . . . hair cuts WILLIAM E. SMITH Bill ' Smitty UP ON: Chevy s HAPPINESS IS: having a good time LIFE IS: getting away from it all AMBITION: to be successful FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to do FAVORITE SAYING: Hows it going?” car freak . . . secluded . . . fun loving JAMIE ANN MARIE SPITTEL Jame” Gunzoo” P.C,” Hyme” ”K.K.” UP ON: Toledo, Richard s comments, P.B.J. ' s DOWN ON: gossip, arguments, being put in boys P.E. LIFE IS: my philosophy AMBITION: to stop growing FAVORITE SAYING: I didn t do it.” If you re down and confused, and you don t remember who you re talkin to, concentration slips away, cause your baby is so far away. Well there s a rose in the fisted glove, and the eagle flies with the dove, and if you can t be with the one you love, love the one you re with. — Stephen Stills ring dings . . . bowling . . . pretty blonde 35 JAMES WORDEN STEAMER Jim The most beautiful and most profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the sower of all true science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can not wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as gotxl as dead. To know that what is impene- trable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisiiom and the most radiant beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primative forms — this knowledge, this feeling is at the center of true religousness. — Albert Einstein astronomer . . . precise . . . Einstein Jr. RICHARD MICHAEL STETSON ' Duck Quack Stets Dick Rick HAPPINESS IS: winning fiMitball games, -i 1 and i2 tosses, arguing with Lisa MlSER ' l ' IS: waking up Sunday morn mg, certain quacks AMBITION: to be successful EREEIX)M IS: to do what you want and not having to account for it FAVORITE SAYING: You buzz out. complimentary . . . football . . . Duck SANDRA C. STRITTMATTER Sandy ’ Stritt UP ON: a certain guy, Ohio, friendly people, and my family IXD ' WN ON: conceited people, snobs, and saying good-bye LIFE IS: at the end of it all to be able to look back and smile. AMBITION: to become a secretary, and to stay happy. FREEDOM IS: to like today and dream about tomorrow B.C. . . . Super Duper . . . garrulous CHRISTINE MARIE SULLIVAN Chris Chrissie ' UP ON: running in the rain, puddles AMBITION: to study forestry, to go to Texas They who wait on the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with Wings as eagles they shall run And not be weary, they Shall walk and not faint. — Isaian i0:3 1 Trig . . . Woods Hole . . . sweet . . . crazy perscjnality JAMES WILLIAM SULLIVAN Jim ‘ Himmy Sull UP ON: Saturday nights, Millbrook HAPPINESS IS: winning the 100 LIFE IS: to be lived for all there is in it runner . . . the truck . . . personality plus 36 MARK TYRELL SULLIVAN Bo.ir Willi Boar Sully What an abyss of uncertainty, whenev er the mind feels that some part of it has strayed beyond its own borders; when it, the seeker, is at the same time the dark region through which it must go seeking, where all its equipment will avail it nothing. Seek? More than that: create. It is face to face with something which does not so far exist, to which it alone can give reality and substance, which it alone can bring into the light of day. — Marcel Proust Remembrance of times past roses are red . . . piggies are pink . . . when I ' m in a puddle ... I sure do stink CATHERINE JANE TIMMERMAN Cathi ' ■ Cath ' “Cat ’ Taffy Timbertoes “Tim UP ON: friends, laughing, good times, autumn weather CKDWN ON: not much LIFE IS: a joke, laugh it up AMBITION: to live my life the way I want up there in the clouds . . . reserved . . . Timbertoes? PAUL ROGER SUPERIOR Soupy UP ON: going out on Friday nights and haveing a good time DOWN ON: working Friday and Sat- urday nights, 1970 Plymouths LIFE IS: full of surprises AMBITION: to succeed in whatever FREEEXDM IS: doing what you want to do reserved . . . unique personality . . . chubby STEPHANIE J. THAYER Jazz I am a woman of heart and mind With time on her hands No child to praise You come to me like a little boy And I give you my scorn and my praise You think I m like your moth er Or another lover or your sister Or the queen of your dreams Or just another silly girl When love makes a fool of me. — Joni Mitchel All of fate s a chance It s either good or bad 1 tossed my coin to say In love with me you d stay But all in war is cold You either win or lose When all is put away The losing side 1 11 play But all is fair in love 1 should have never left your side A writer takes his pen To write the words again That all in love is fair. — Stevie Wonder Blonde hair . . . jazebo . . . basket ball . . . individual RENEE BRIANA SUMNER Herna Ugly Killer ' Nay UP ON: music, a certain Man with a horn , Mr. Santoro MISERY IS: to lose two friends I never got to say 1 love you to LIFE IS: a circle I ve just brolcen AMBITION: to be a performer FAVORITE SAYING: What? Smile you ve got a friend. Dumb broad! 1 am me, people may not like me, but 1 AM ME!! — Charles J. Sumner stagehand vocalist . . . P R. . . . fancy dresser . . . individual ANN LOUISE TRIPP Annie ’’Annabelle ' Everybody ' s got a thing But some don t know how to handle it Always reaching out in vain Accepting the things not worth having Everybody needs a change A chance to check out the new But you re the only one to see The changes you take yourself through. — Stevie Wonder kooky . . . Bergson s . . . Arnold 37 IAN ROm;RT ULRICH UP ON astronomy HAPPINLSS IS: living; where there isn t any pollution IX) ’N ON: dru ;s. pollution, smok mg MISKR ' l ' IS: smoe t ' overeil cities AMBITION: Park Ranger FRP.KLX)M IS: saying what you want anJ thinking what you want without someone giving you orders star gaxer . . . quiet . . . natural high NANCY E. WALKER Nan Nance ' UP ON: graduating. Sat. nights, good ixrople, good times, the fall HAPPINESS IS; being myself, not having to depend on others LIFE IS: a great experience AMBITION: to be successful FREEDOM IS: something that is usually talked about FAVORITE SAYING: Wait a moment. You guys, this isn t funny. crazy . . . hat . . . the threesome DAVID JAMES VANSLE ITF; Dave ■ V.mslette UPON: bones IX)WN ON: getting taught LIFE IS: like walking up a step la dder AMBITION: to make money FREEIX)M IS: no schtHil FAVORITE SAYING: Got a butt. MHS radio station . . . jokester LINDA MARIE WALTON Lyn UP ON: Scott, the cape, weekends DOWN ON: Super Duper, rainy days, Mondays FREEDOM IS: doing what you want, when you want I am, where I am. I know where I could have been, had I done what I did not do. Tell me, friend, what I can do today, to be where I want to be Tomorrow. — Sigrad aimiable . . . unobtrusive . . . S.D. girl MICHAEL K. WALSH Waldo Wally UP ON; Chevy s, beer DOWN ON: slow cars, ronen parties, no beer. FAVORITE SAYING; Burgers, fries, and beer. Hey Wally! . . . Sunoco . . . Krueger CHARLES THOMAS WARREN Chuck Charlie HAPPINESS IS: a good stereo system EX3WN ON: midgets AMBITION: to make money without working FAVORITE SAYING; Right? Right? Right? . . Pack Power . . . bright . . . future billionaire 38 SCOTT ARTHUR WATKINS “Magic” Cadet Watts ' UP ON: white ' 64 T-Birds, beating Mozer full court one on one FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Decksta Well I live on a Ridge Top And Lord knows 1 like it just fine Where it ' s windy and foggy and quiet most all of the time And my lawn is pine needles And my driveway is ole funky dirt And my pathway markers are pieces of granite and chert. — J.C.Y. Captain Magic . . . T-Birds . . . nice eyes JENNIFER ANN WENZ Jenny” Jen HAPPINESS IS: biking, knowing you can make it MISERY IS: losing a contac lens, rainy weekends with no car LIFE IS: your own special journey through time AMBITION: Psychologist FREEDOM IS: not being afraid to be yourself Conversations Often fly Brain in neutral Tongue in high. — Paul Armstrong friendly . . . quiet . . . under- standing STEPHEN PAUL WIBERG Wabbi UP ON: sports HAPPINESS IS: going on a long vacation somewhere DOWN ON: having to go to work LIFE IS: beautiful at times and not so beautiful other times AMBITION: to be a big league baseball player or an an- nouncer FAVORITE SAYING: Howdy, guys! baseball . . . animal noises . . . loner KIMBERLY PAIGE WARREN Kim Nims Nimbies HAPPINESS IS: volleyball, gym- nastics, horseback riding, a good book MISERY IS: sitting behind Steve Wiberg in homeroom AMBITION: to live to be 92 FREEDOM IS: being what 1 want to be gymnastics . . . personable . . . hard working CHRISTOPHER WEST WETMORE Chris” Woostv” Westopher Woosta % (t(Q) Fat ((: % $ HAPPINESS IS: white water canoe- ing MISERY IS: BRIDGES!! AMBITION: to make it through Lamington Bridge FAVORITE SAYING; Heeeey! the silent type . . . canoeist . . , calculus DEBORAH LOUISE WEIR Debs “Weirdo “Gunzoo” “Debbie” UP ON: Europe, beautiful people, music, playing the guitar DOWN ON: Gay Ninety ' s, Mondays, sadness LIFE IS; being free, loving and laughing AMBITION: Veterinarian and a fu- ture in music FREEEXDM IS: Mrs. Stahl ' s class, being with friends FAVORIJE SAYING: What ' s up?” Got a halfa?” If you love something set it free If it comes back it ' s yours If it doesn ' t it never was guitarist . . . “Cheetah . . . beau- tiful hair .39 KARluN VC ' ll.LlAMS Karen Will A treasure of memories is a very special happiness. — Margaret Litiilsey great sense of humor , . . Pennsyl vania . . . always laughing . . . snowball fights ROHPRT CHARl.HS WINTP.RS B(M) UPON halt lX)Vi ' N ON. no Ix-er money 1.1 FI- IS: all nighters AMBITION: to graduate grtxn mustang . . . uptown Hinks RUSSELL CROCKETT WOGLOM ■Russ ’ Wogs UP ON: soccer, hoops, winning, life, good times ON: losing, people with ■ false fronts ’, drugs LIFE IS: something that should be cherished, loved, and never abused AMBITION: Dr. Woglom FREEDOM IS: when life has no pres- sures FAVORITE SAYING: That s what she said. soccer goalie . . . fudge . . . Dr. Wogs GEORGE B. YUNDT UP ON: doing it right MISERY IS: Warburtonian physics tests LIFE IS: an unknown, undefined quantity AMBITION: to do well in my chosen career 1 . . . ■■! m thrilled ' . . . Chem 111 40 IN REMEMBRANCE OE DAVID WEIR KEVIN OWENS Down sheltered trails they walk Upon paths of indecisive and unfinished dreams, Gazing forward to trail’s end, And looking back across the broken bridge To friends they left behind. 41 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE KIRSI KYLLIKKI KOTIRANTA 42 j ! Hello Friends! j I remember well that the first few weeks here in the United States were like a dream. Everything was new; I met so many people and in addition 1 have not got used to talking all the time in a foreign language. I felt peculiar more often than once, but after these first little problems everything started to go well and what a wonderful year 1 have had! 1 have seen the United States from different sides, for 1 have had the opportunity to travel with my family to different places such as Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire. I have been influenced by a : different way of life and different people — so different from my Finnish upbringing. i All of you have been so outgoing and friendly; 1 have made many friends who have helped me in many ways to make this year a marvel- I ous experience. Especially I remember Halloween and Thanksgiving, both of which were new for me, and my birthday which was full ot surprises. I have also enjoyed a warm and close relationship with my family — the Kolstis. I felt like a member of the family from the very beginning, and with my sister Jennifer I have had many good times which I shall remember long after I leave the United States. I This year has been a year of such wonderful experience that I hesitate to say good-bye ' to friends, and it is hard, but Em sure that the I memories from this year will live in my mind long after. Kirsi Kyllikki Kotiranta I 43 OUTSTANDING ODDITIES OF 1976 Most Likely to Succeed Slated for Success Dawn and Ed Most Artistic Supreme Scribblers Linda and Don Most Versatile Transcendental Talent Anne and Peter 44 Favorite Unclerclasspeople Titanic Toddlers Lori and Jack Best Sense ol H umor Laughing Lunatics Jan and Dave 45 Class Rowdies Basically Boisterous Cindy and Alan Done Most for Class Weariless Workers Donna and Peter Class Clowns Fabulous Funnybones Laura and Ricky Best Personality Colorful Characters Lynne and Phil 46 Class Fudges Fanny Farmer ' s Marianne and Rick Most Friendly Aimable Aquaintances Karen and Joe Muttiest and Craziest Whacky Whipheads Monie and Phil and Laura and Tony 47 Most Athletic Obviously Olympians Anne and Mark 48 MOST INTELLECTUAL Mental Misfits” Debbie and George MOST CONLUSING Confounding Couple” Sue and Steve MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Cantankerous Creatures” Lisa and Alan MOST MUSICAL ‘ Veritable Virtuosos” Leslie and Bob t I, r¥ ’ 1 X � jJrtuyv ' iF iw� ? m m 1 ■iM 1 BV.inr Ar jP FACULTY 51 John !• ' . McGrath OUR FEARLESS LEADERS WAR OF 76 I hate to tell you this, but the British are here. I’m telling you Gcx)rge Washington should havf ' been Gr« ' k fS Bernard Shea 1 won ' t sh(X)t until I see the whites of their eyes! Tassos P. Filledes 52 Robert Santoro Sylvia Vdlante What ever happened to the Spanish-American war? I can ' t speak Spanish with a British accent! Jewel Knowles Never mind that, what about the French Revolution? Donna Qjlace Judith Noble You’ve heard of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion? Well we founded it. 53 Patricia Kallio James McC artliy I taught Lincoln all of his reading skills. But h e never went to college! Carol Baine i Robert Lynch He probably didn ' t have his applications in by December 12. Robert Hunter Come on you guys — Lincoln wasn’t around in 76 . He may not have gone to college but I got him a job as President. James Morris Charles Laverty IF 1 had taught metal shop back in those days, there wouldn t be a crack in the Liberty Bell. Francis Bibby My corset is killing me. But if it was made out of wood it never would have cracked. Paul Staruck It would have warped. James Rennick Hurry Steve, we need MX) copies of Q mmon Se by Friday. Lillian Ju n Barbara Modica If 1 keep quiet, they’ll nc-ver know I’m a spy. Ruth Capers Priscilla Clarke How would you like to type, file, and distribute the minutes of the Constitu- tional Convention? Edward Bolesky 56 Julia Wiirburton Cict)rgc‘ Callahan I I Mary Dowse James Barton Sorry about that! Yeah, that ' s the shot that was h e a r cl round 4-r1r2 . Now was it 2 if by land and 1 if by sea? . . . Dorothy Norwell That one @ ? % ! shot demolished my whole chemis- try room ! 37 John Cu(K() Janc ' lx)r(.l Take this down: it’s in code for John H ancock. This changes my Thanksgiving Story. Allen Azer And, uh, this is the script for the Boston Tea Party. Cynthia Blandy and JoAnn Soyka. Now where did we put those :(a?! musket balls. Lucy Tannler No, we don ' t use Quill Pens! Gail O ' Dell Eva Potts Frances Fletcher I wonder if Betsy Ross started this way? June Economos You are no Patrick Henry! Janet McDermott Tom, you didn’t proofread this dc ' claration. John Nichols 1 lowic KilmcT We never promised to feed the Brit- ish and the Americans! ' ou think I ' m bad, Gc ' orge W ' ashing- ton had a black mistress. Douglas Godfrey In those days, drummers were musicians! ! Can I help it if they wrote the Declaration on the walls? Robert Hersee Shirley Wenz, Loretta Oglesby, Alice Stewart, Mary Don’t let anyone kid you, 1 wrote the Star Rita Hutt, and Nancy Coffone. Spangled Banner. 60 Lee Smith Susan Carney Marguerite Slyne I’m not too sure about that Arnold boy . . . I’m telling ya, my sweet mothah was British! You know, woman! Molly Pitcher was one voluptous Linda Lloyd But, I never learned to John Girard make lye soap and candles! I ' m a dirc-ct defen- dant of General Giraud! 61 Morris Simson David C ' libhs never fig- ure this one out! James Sproul I only wear my pow- dered wig for special occasions. What do you mean the Americans were out of shape? Nancy Kelly Who traded my musket for a field hockey stick? Basically, this is what I w ' ould have done about the defense at Lex- ington and Con- cord . . . William Young 62 PctcT G(x)clall Charles Sullivan I Let me tell you what Martha Washington was really like! Donald Girard Shaddup, Sam Adams had just as many youthful in- discretions! Estelle Stahl And they say Paul Revere was an alcoholic. “We hold these truths to be self-evident . . . . . by truths, the author means . . . 63 ' WBm T ,• V UNDERCLASSMEN 65 67 69 70 1 !L . We got hosed ! ! ! Psych city! Psych city! What a disaster. I even lost at chess! . . and don’t forget . . . party at Millbrook after the game! Deadline; Yesterday. This week on CBS . . Oh my aching back! We made a total of 8 dollars on that gem. Oh boy! Calculus! She told us we wouldn’t find this in a No wonder! The engine is male cat! missing! Hey Simpy, I like your waterpipe! -- SPORTS 75 BACK ROVC ' : Coach Gibbs, Nik, Cracker Jack, Stets, Fuzz, Miscky, Gary Junior, Wobbot, Mac, Crudley, Dexter, Moose, Kearnsey, Cutie, OD, Scotty, Coach Youlden. FRONT ROW: Skunk, Redneck, King Nut, Duck, Wheels, Herbie, Hoser, Ravishing Ronnie , Carl, BlairBoy, Buggsy, Porcupine, Mikie, Moonus, Gawk. MEDFIELD HAS WINNING RECORD IN A “REBUILDING” YEAR. FOOT Capt. Ronnie Ranger Finder and his banderos, which included fifteen seniors, played with reckless abandon. Highlights — A fantastic come-back victory against Norton. This to open the season on a good note. There were many new faces on this year ' s team, and every one played their hearts out . . . Medfield bombarded by Medway. Without their starting fullback Jack McCarthy, Medfield tried their best but failed . . . Back to back losses, as Medfield War- riors lose to Holliston . . . Warriors rebound as they destroy Millis Homecoming , with a 97 yard interception run back by Mark Boulter . . . Medfield shows class in a dramatic loss to Ashland under the lights . . . Turning point of the season . . . Medfield travels to Marian to play bloodfest, game — Capt. Ron and Boulter hurt . . . Angelis superb . . . Warriors triumphant . . . Medfield beaten by Westwood, offensive line at its best, defense lacking . . . Medfield victorious in ' Homecoming ' . Destroys Bellingham, team in high spirits as Boulter shines . . . Looking for winning season, Medfield wins a close one within the final seconds set up by another Boulter spectacular catch . . . Hosers defeat Raggers . . . Rah Rah Rah . . . Warriors end season in style, defeating Dover. Kelleher outstanding . . . 6-1 final record. JUNIOR VARSITY: Contrary to appearance, there is a JV Football Team . . . Coach Gibbs and Squad posted an 8 and 2 season . . . JV ' s finish tops in the Tri-Valley with one of their best records ever . . . Wally, Timmy Reardon, Timmy Waite and Bob Bready were a few of the team ' s best . . . Due to cancellation of the squad ' s last game, we have no team pictures . . . Forgive us . . . BALL MEDFIELD 28 NORTON MEDFIELD 0 MEDWAY MEDFIELD 6 HOLLISTON MEDFIELD 20 MILLIS MEDFIELD 12 ASHLAND MEDFIELD 28 MARIAN’ MEDFIELD 0 WESTW(X)D ; MEDFIELD 46 BELLINGH| M MEDFIELD 7 HOPKINGTON MEDFIELD 12 DOVER-SHERBON 20 29 5 12 20 12 ' 35 ! BACK ROW: Lori Woodlock, Sheila Cambell, Gayle Horton, Sharon Griffin, Kelly Roberts, Mary Gerah, and Coach Kelly. MIDDLE ROW; Cindy Kalwiet, Sally Juda, Eileen DeSorgher, Sally Hay, Beth Cowen, Sue Eilertson, Julie Copeland. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Draheim, Cindy Neff, Sherrill McKay, Mary Kluga, Monie McCarthy, Karen Gorman, Dawn Marinella, Marlene Boughton. FIELD Sadly enough, women ' s sports took a step backwards in the form of the MHS Field Hockey Team. Actually, captains Monie McCarthy and Mary Kluga had a finer team than the scorecards indicate. Their overall record was 0-7-1, losing each time by only a goal or two. Team members have stated that funfilled practices made the season worthwhile. We certainly hope for Mrs. Kelly and the sport ' s sakes, that practices were better than games. Well, nice effort anyway. HOCKEY BACK ROW: Miss Moulton, Sue Kallio, Jody Eilertson, Dianne Cranshaw, Holly Batting, Lorraine Knowles, Cindy Robinson, Gail Irving, Debbie Colt, Sue Foley. FRONT ROW: Lisa Hulitzky, Cindy Bowman, Ruthanne McCarthy, Cathy Bowman, Marie Luna, Nancy Juda, Patti Hughes, Carolyn Curry, Nancy Patterson, Jocelyn Cosgrove. 79 BACK ROW: Dc-bbic Giltoril, Starr Copithornc, Janet Beswitk, Barbara Ber- tram, Dawn Lomker, Coach Noble. FRONT ROW: Mary Potts. Leslie Bursey, Nancy Sullivan, Carol Potts. Varsity Volleyball was a new sport for females this fall. Coached by the alltime favorite, Nerbs, Captain Anne Bruno and crew opened the season with four wins and one loss, a record which placed them in a thre-e-way tie for first place. Naturally, as the season progressed, the team ran out of steam. At the end of It all, the record stood a brilliant five wins and five losses. It must be said that the losing streak began when the girls realized that the football team was also practicing from 2:30 to 4:30 and began spending more and more time outside. Fine job anyway team. With the great serving of Laurie Renzi and Kim Warren, the JV volleyball squad giggled their way to a good season. Madame Co-lace was the coach of the JV nuts who also discovered the football team near the end of it all. VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW: Laura Fellini, Elaine Estep, Deidre Miner, Laurie Renzi, Miss Coach Colace. FRONT ROW: Cathy Wisnewski, Beth Meagher, Kim Warren, Beth Armstrong, Peggy Norton. 82 VARSITY SENIORS 83 SOCCER BACK ROW; Coach Tom Cowell, David Brown, Peter Ness, Jim Hamilton, Eric Aronson, Michael Murphy, Marvin Preston, Russ Wo -lom, Bobby Danyla, Mike McDonald, Stephen Moffat, Barry Anes, Manager. FRONT ROW: Kurt Scarcioti, Andy Bombelli, Doug Sharp, Bob Hil- pert, Ed Hilpert, Jack Gallagher, Jon Cook, Richie Glass. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Well, it happened. Soccer finally moved from the jungles of Elm Street to the luxurious green field of the Jr. High. However, after all that. Eastern Mass goalie Russ Wogs decided he needed a vacation and conveniently contracted mono. Medfield was in a more difficult league this year, which really seemed to bother the Hilperts. Ed, on all state all star, even went as far as to have himself kicked out of a game. Gags actually made all Dual County along with Bob Hilpert. Yea, men. The soccer boys ended with a 5-6-6 record, beating Dover 2-1. Not too bad, guys, we ll tolerate it. P S. Don ' t take us to seriously, guys. JVs also had tough competition in the Dual County League this season. The team was all sophomore except lor Doug Sharp an l Jim Hamilton, )uniors, who trucked on up to Varsity when they were in the mood. The last game was the best. De-feeting Bedford 2-1 with goals by cool Fred Snow and Mike Moore. The final record was 5-8- 2. Fair )ob, little men. Wait a few years and you 11 all be tough se- niors. 84 BACK ROW: Coach Belmont, Mark Constas, Kevin Lyall, Chuck Morse, Robert Kerekon, Keith Ulrich. FRONT ROW: Steve Astle, Tom McGrath, Keith Mozer, Carl Fetterol, Steve Johnson. The highlight of the fall had to have been the Cross Country team. With an outstanding record of 1-6, the team beat all-powerful Hopkinton. Coach Belmont ' s stars were fast Fetteroll and Movin ' Mozer, and Morse moved alright himself SI s ' k- TRI-VALLEY HOOP CHAMPS BACK ROW: Mike McDonald, Herbie Burr, Eric Aronson, Chester Burkes, David Daniels, Greg Feehan, Bryan Kinhart, Hugh Hennessey, Charlie Kenney, Freddie Wicker, FRONT ROW: Coach Gibbs, Mark Boulter, Thomas Cauley, Scott Watkins, Paul Reardon, Russ Woglom, Mike Carroll, Mr. Ekstrom. BIG BLUE DOMINATES TRI-VALLEY, 2nd CONSECUTIVE TVL TITLE Capt. Scott Watkins scores 1000th, makes All American High School Team, Highlights — Medfield wins first by beating Ashland 86-43, under new head coach Dave Gibbs . . . Med- field Big Blue takes first loss on the chin, to Sharon, 67-62 . . . Medfield faces big test, WESTWOOD . . . Medfield defeats Westwood 63-59 in a classic, boosts record to 6-1. . . . Medfield’s fast break and Watkins ' and Feehan’s tenacious defense push Medfield over Dover 94-69 . . . Medfield to play HOLLISTON, in a tradtional showdown . . . Big Blue destroys Holliston, shows who is boss!! Feehan and Daniels command the boards! Medfield 65 — Holliston 46 . . . Medfield ' s subs lead by Mark Boulter and Eric Aronson come on strong, 124-73 . . . Watkins scores 1000th in the first half as Medfield takes Ashland by the leash. Qualifies for 7th consecutive year to the Eastern Mass. Tournament . . . record 13-1 . . .A SHOCKER — Medway 76 — Medfield 74. Medfield runs out of gas . . . Watkins ties record . . . Medfield rebounds from first loss in the league, shows class, Medfield 73 — Westwood 70. Great game ends in controversy. Pandemonium rocks MHS. Record stands at 14-2 . . . Dover bows, as Big Blue trucks on 73-60 . . . THE BATTLE FOR THE TVL TITLE: MEDFIELD vs. HOLLISTON . . . Medfield’s hustle and determination put them past the Panthers, 73-60. Wins title! Watkins throws in 33. Daniels and Reardon super!! Final record 18-2 . . . Medfield heads for the tournament . . . Medfield sent home in a hurry. . . Dartmouth 63 — Medfield 42. Nothing is able to get going . . . “But you’re still No. 1 to us. Big Blue.” — your fans . . . John O ' Toole, Mark Kluga, Bob Bready, David McMillan, John Bruno, Mark Juda, Jay Rossier, Bill Nash, Tim Reardon, Clayton Carlisle, Steve (Peach) Johnson, Brent Harwood, Scott Wallace, Coach Ekstrom. JV BASKETBALL This year ' s JV team had an ex- cellent and exciting season under new head coach John Ekstrom, with a 15-3 record. They exemplified the Big Blue tradition by running the fastbreak and preforming the full court zone press well. The team had many stars which help them over key games against such teams as Holliston and Westwood. To name a tew, there were Scott Wallace, Tim Reardon, Bob Bready and Bill Nash. Coach Ekstrom plans to have many successful games in the seasons to follow. Aside from finding a few new shortcuts, this year ' s Winter Track Team tied one meet and even won another. Finishing with a record of 1-5-1, outstanding performances were turned in by: Mike Keris and Bob Ryan in the high jump, Billy Kearns in the shotput, and our man Himmy Sullivan in the 40-yard dash. Ed McGlynn and Keith Mozer also had fine seasons. Unfortunately, potential exceeded performance but. Coach Youlden ' s men and women are still our heroes. MOFIEL KfellAi Rr k s r m J r -.:■; , ., m tec IHIIf mm 1 z ■! 1 BBf fl MS. HOOPS The Female Big Blue came up with a 9-7 season this year. Lovely Coach Graham and fun-loving Jean Sena- tore led Anne Bruno and Steph Thayer to superb inju- ries and a couple of exciting losses to Westwood. They lost to the mean green by only five points, which is as close as any team came this year. JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: Miss Moulton, Donna IX-wcr, Nancy Patterson, Marie Luna, Debbie Colt, Sue Kallio, Gayle Horton, Linda ' X ' oodlixk, Kelly Roberts, FRONT ROVC ' : Chris McEXinald, Mary Gerah. The little women and Coach Moulton had a 10-6 rtxord this year. Mary Gerah was season high scorer with Chris Mc- Donald right behind. The girls did a re- ally g(X)d job and finally got some decent uniforms. Women do it again! MHS RAH RAHS TRI VALLEY CHAMPS The exciting MHS cheerleaders, led by vacious captain Leslie Anne Morgan, Bptured yet another Tri Valley Cham- fionship. Not only did they add a new plden cheerleading trophy to the display Bse, but they furthered the progress of he sisterhood, showing that the female athletes are as much winners as the males. Of course, we must mention the fine job they did cheering the football and basketball teams on to victory. Con- gratulations and thank you. Rah Rahs of 76. 97 GYMNASTICS TOP BAR: Mary and Carol Potts LOWER BAR: Wendy Chudzik, Terry Pinder, Lisa Moore, FLOOR: Coach Robbins, Ann DiMartino, Someone, Gayle Sinatra, Kim Warren. We have ourselves an Olympic Gymnastic team. Coached by Mary Robbins, they walked-over to a 1-5 record. Beating only Ashland, the girls had some close meets and some real bomb meets. Smiling Lisa Moore fudged her way through the season as one of the most outstand- ing athletes. Bellingham and Ashland were the best meets. Next year’s team should be rather fine with Mary and Carol Potts panning for more success along with upcoming freshwomen. 99 1 -i ' 1 ■’ f rof|ElO r K A [jj n - ■ sr i 1 ® t flr ■ ■ ACTIVITIES 103 . . . and only Herbie took it seriously! Student Council Outing Club 105 Honor Society 106 French Club Drama Club Thespian Society Chorus Glee Club Special Chorus 111 Medfield High School Stage Band p 1 1 ' “CLASS” of’76 “I would like to call attention to the townspeople of Medfield an incident that (xrcurred at Holliston High Schcx l, Wednesday evening, Feb. 18. The Medfield Varsity ‘BIG BLUE’ Basketball team defeated the Holliston team, 77-66, on the Holliston court. It was the first time in five or so years that Medfield had beaten Holliston on the Holliston court. Naturally, the team was happy over their victory and wanted to cut down the Holliston nets, as it is customary when a big victory is made in the Tri Valley League. I must say that the Holliston fans were quite upset at the thought of this. The ‘BIG BLUE’ captain, Scott Watkins, was the first Medfield player to cut the nets, after receiving ap- proval from the Holliston coach. After the first net was down, Paul Reardon, you might call him a co-captain of the team, started to cut down the other net. He was approached by a Holliston resident who told him that she thought that he was terribly wrong. Paul immediately got down off the shoulders of his teammates and listened to what the resident was saying. Upon seeing this, the Holliston coach went over to the resident, put his arm around her leading her away, telling the resident that it was all right for the Medfield players to do so. After all, the boys on the team worked hard for this honor. On the way out to the parking lot, Medfield students were harrassed by Holliston students. Medfield students were called every name in the btxik, pushed and shoved by the Holliston students, just to mention a few things. I, as a Medfield student, tried to explain the situation to those Holliston fans who were harrassing me, saying that it was a part of the game and that if the situation were reversed, the Holliston team would have done the same thing. That of course, was denied; the Holliston school had ‘CLASS’. I’ll tell you what ‘CLASS’ is. ‘CLASS’ is Scott Watkins and Paul Reardon stopping immedi- ately when the process of cutting down the nets was protested by the Holliston fans. ‘CLASS’ is the Medfield cheering section, ‘THE PIT’, who didn’t tear down the signs in the Holliston gym, as the Holliston fans did in Medfield a few weeks ago when their team was defeated on the Medfield court. ‘CLASS’ is being gtxid winners and losers. ‘CLASS’ is being good sports. That’s what ‘CLASS’ is, and I’m proud to say that Medfield High School has it.” 114 THE CLASS OF 1976 LEAVES. . . EX n Akin leaves with a new patch on his pants. Paul Allen leaves ;is a premature senior. Cathy Anastasio leaves as an ex-wired tlsh. Vincent Andella leaves again. Jiunes Angelis leaves half a car in snow banks. EXmna Armstrong leaves for the linoleum business. John Auld leaves Sharon at the MillbrtK)k bridge. Ken Balcon leaves as Little Big Man . Stephanie Bassett leaves for J.C. Karen Batting leaves Happing her batwings. Michael Battisti leaves drawing carttx)ns. Scott Berry apparently leaves. Barbara Bertram leaves riding horseback. Janet Beswick leaves analyzing yet another helpless victim. David Bird leaves for the nest. Robin Blandy leaves different. Andrew Bombelli leaves for the Cape. Robert Booth leaves for the Town Hall. Marlene Boughton leaves wdth the fastest mouth in the East, North, South, and West. Mark Boulter leaves tackling anything that moves. David Bowman leaves without combing his hair. Lynne Breed leaves Mr. Hunter behind. Anne Bruno leaves in the third quarter. Joseph Bruno leaves with a Big Mac on his breath. David Browm leaves Physics early for a soccer game. Philip Burr leaves with a hockey stick. Richard Burr leaves next year’s yearbook staff without a spaz. David Byrnes leaves for Hollywood. JoAnn Callow leaves with her mouth open. Mary Louise Canty leaves the yearbook staff stumped. William Capen leaves for Super Duper. Lauren Carton leaves the Mafia without a hit man. Sheryl Caruso leaves praying it ' s not frizzy weather. Robert Casey leaves as Dr. Ben. Thomas Cauley leaves as a big man in a little package. Diane Chick leaves for an outing. WendyChudzik leaves asChendy Wudzik. Philip Colella leaves for the candy man. Christopher Coleman leaves for Jack’s office. Alan Connors leaves in “The Chuck Wagon”. Christine Constas leaves for the Athens Gazette. Jonathan Cook leaves for the back roads of Morocco. Mark Coomber leaves looking into the net. Julie Copeland leaves the hoops behind. Starr Copithorne leaves for school in search of more redheads. Elizabeth Cow ' en leaves — exit stage left. Michael Coyne leaves his change behind. Richard Cranshaw leaves vaulting the hurdles. Mary Louise Cribbin leaves to swim the Atlantic. Kenneth Cruikshank leaves for the navy. Marianne Curry leaves almost sophisticated. Richard Cushing leaves as Elvis. 116 Victor Daloia leaves tor his own souveneir business. Robert Danyla leaves tor Ithaca. Theresa Davis leaves in a good mood — as usual. Sheree Dawe leaves not as quietly as you might expect. Eileen DeSorgher leaves with her red carpet. Joseph DeVeers leaves quietly. Pamela Draheim leaves her crown. Deborah Dutchka leaves as silently as she came. Susan Eilertson leaves laughing loudly. Robert Ellena leaves tor the big band. Audrey Evans leaves her hair to Jean Nightingale. Linda Fawcett leaves for the water works. Corinne Feehan leaves breathing thin air. Laura Fellini leaves with a built in megaphone. Eugene Fetteroll leaves Gary in a flash. Susan Finerty leaves for a party with Cindy. Sandra Flagg leaves Mr. Goodall all by his lonesome. Christopher Flanders leaves for the hose factory. John Gallagher leaves but “it’s only castles burning.” Teri Gallagher leaves after taking the attendance to the office. Philip Gavrilles leaves as ‘King Nut ”. Brian Gibson leaves in his blue van. Deborah Gifford leaves with Kim and Chuck. Timothy Gillespie leaves for Indiana. Bernard Gilooly leaves the meatball subs on the pavement. Richard Glass leaves with his feet never touching the ground. Keith Goodwin leaves in his car? Karen Gorman leaves with a presidential cast. Cheryl Gronroos leaves . . . was she ever here? Alan Flaigh leaves burning. Diana Hallal leaves for West Roxbury. Debtjrah Hallinan leaves the editorship ol next year ' s Peak to any sucker who ' ll take it. Laura Handy leaves as an expert seamstress. Jon Hansen leaves all canned up. William Harrison leaves for the nuthouse. Sally Hay leaves the wrong way Patricia Hersee leaves with Willy Wonka. Edwin Hilpert leaves juggling. Robert Hilpert leaves balancing a soccer ball on his nose. Sheryl Hobel leaves with her own set ol heroes. Deborah Hogg leaves for the bacon festival. Trygve Holst leaves blowing his own horn. Thomas Hunt leaves saying It ' s slooooooow good.” Chris Johannessen leaves for Arizona. Stephen Johnson leaves his calculator to Stan Ingold. Sally Juda leaves her flag behind. Cynthia Kalweit leaves giggling and blushing. Peter Kelleher leaves as the only porcupine to hit a hippo. Theresa Kerekon leaves hyped. Michael Keris leaves saying Em pretty, arent ' t 1 Allan Kingsbury leaves in that dazzling yellow vehicle. Kirsi Kotiranta leaves as Miss Finland, USA, 1976. Mary Ann Kluga leaves bouncing her basketball with a field hockey stick, Harry Kohn leaves for the Mongols. Linda Laakso leaves on a pinto. Cheryl Langley leaves wondering what . . .who. . .hither. 117 Susan Larkin leaves cvcrylsody contused. Richard Larson leaves for a siesta. Rolx-rt Larson leaves after an all-night float meeting. Bruce Lc ' Claire leaves his chess Ixiards to Michael Urban. Diane Ledwith leaves her locker vacant. Alan Levy leaves needing a refresher course from Mr. Luongo. Dawn Lomker leaves 98 ' V fat tree. Donna Lyall leaves a fresh supply of patches tor her brother s pants. Michael MacDonald leaves his heart lx. ' hind. Hlaine MacDonald leaves Mrs. Kelly never knowing who she is. Nancy Mahoney leaves with a Mann. Rhona Manganello leaves with Sheryl and Llaine, we guess. Patti Maples leaves tor Florida . . .again. Blair March leaves the 25 dents in his Toyota behind. Dawn Marinella leaves her goalie stick to Sharon. Christopher Mayland leaves on a motorcycle. Maureen McCarthy leaves laughing. Richard McCarthy leaves on his bike. Leslie McCarty leaves early to teach a piano lesson. David McDowell leaves in his bug. Edwin McGlynn leaves Mr. Youlden without a star. Thomas McGrath leaves to learn how to ski. Sherrill McKay leaves her charm to Jeannene Doub. Patricia McKnight leaves the majorettes hopeless. Richard McKnight leaves as the senior cynic. Joyce McLaughlin leaves with that look of lunazement. John McMahon leaves much to the disappointment of the female population of MHS. William McManus leaves as a gimp. Kim McMurtrie leaves as ' the Westwood Faggot”. Elizabeth Meagher leaves still trying to teach people to pronounce her name correctly. Doreen Mills leaves as one of the last majorettes. Stephen Moffat leaves respected. Lisa Moore leaves to go aerocruisin’. Peter Moynihan leaves for Psyche City”. Keith Mozer leaves his track shoes to Charlie Morse. Brian Murphy leaves glad to go. (along with the rest of us) Michael Murphy leaves his stupid comments to Bobby Kerekon. Cynthia Neffleaves still not beleiving she ' s the class rowdy. William Nightingale leaves w ' ith a book of clean jokes. David Nyren leaves as Big D.D. Patrick O’Brien leaves as a Little Rascal . Mary O ' Dell leaves still at 4’ 1 1 . Karen O EXmnell leaves her hair to Lee Johnson. Susan O ' Malley leaves w ' ith her dry sense of humor. Denise O’Toole leaves Cheerio to keep up the family tradition. Thomas Owen leaves without an s ' on his last name. Edward Papsis leaves with a headache. Judith Perry leaves as only the first in a line of lady perrys. Ronald Pinder leaves tor the woods. Cheryl Phipps leaves bombing around in her nova. Andrea Polito left tor Leicester. Juliet Powers leaves with the best sw ' imming pool in town. Bruce Powell leaves in a Chevy — never a Ford. Delxirah Priestly leaves as Krisi ' s interpreter. Anthony Pritoni leaves his mark on a certain boar. Janet Rayncr leaves in a flannel shirt. 118 Paid Reardon leaves never having blown his cover. Cynthia Regan leaves with an aching jaw muscle. Laurie Renzi leaves in a trenzie. Douglas Richards leaves after just returning. Donna Rossi leaves the secret cache in her locker behind. Keith Rutherford leaves with the Kung Fu Grip. Robert Ryan leaves with a VERY subtle love for Medfield. Steve Salemi leaves in his dilapidated MG. Mark Salisbury leaves reaching for the gas can. Kathy Sanders leaves with the longest denim jacket. Stephen Saulnier leaves on his motorcycle, also. Russell Scarlate leaves without saying a word. Joanne Schortmann leaves in hip-hugger jeans. Jean Senatore leaves for Congress. John Shagoury leaves on cloud nine . Linda Shaw leaves for the altar. Carolyn Shea leaves for the broom closet. Thomas Shiels leaves for Duffy’s. Kingsley Shinner leaves in January. Douglas Smith leaves as mystery guest 46. Nancy Smith leaves as the last Smitty. William Smith leaves unassumingly. Jamie Spittel leaves sick of jokes about her height. John Sproules leaves trying to communicate with Mr. McGrath. James Steamer leaves gazing at the stars. Richard Stetson leaves on his toes for the duck pond. Michael Stokes leaves as Lisa . Sandra Strittmatter leaves laughing her head off. Christine Sullivan leaves with a car to match her every outfit. James Sullivan leaves for the construction company. Mark Sullivan leaves for the pig pen. Renee Sumner leaves with the earth moving under her feet. Paul Superior leaves with his jolly smile. Stephanie Thayer left in January. Catherine Timmerman leaves without much ado about anything. Ann Tripp leaves many people on the ground. Ian Ulrich leaves to help the environment. David Vanslette leaves in his green army coat. Nancy Walker leaves running. Michael Walsh leaves for Sunoco ' . Linda Walton leaves for John-boy. Charles Warren leaves his btxly -building methods to Cheerio. Kim Warren leaves as a Gumbie. Scott Watkins leaves with a touch of Magic . Deborah Weir leaves playing the guitar, we think. Jennifer Wenz leaves for the nursing home. Christopher Wetmore leaves in his African bush hat. Stephen Wiberg leaves the younger girls alone. Karen Williams left for Pennsylvania. Robert Winters leaves for the summer. Russell Woglom leaves saying Wait-a-hold-itl George Yundt leaves declaring he is not the most intellectual. The Yearbook staff leaves quietly in the middle of the night in hopes of avoiding death by Yearbooking ( . . . similar to stoning, except using 76 Peaks). We would especially like to thank Mrs. Hallinan for putting up with all our crazy meetings and the complete take over of her dining room. 119 Best Wishes The Frances Cafe 43 Frairy Street Medfield Francis D. Rossi Carol A. Rossi Good Luck Compliments of TOWN AND Royal Daniel’s Complete Auto Parts COUNTRY BICYCLES Pizza 10 North Street Medfield 359-7373 Main Street Medfield Congratulations to the Class of ’76 Compliments of DECELLE’S SA telephone 444-044 1 Hillcrest Auto, Inc. Jay L. Morgan 20 Jones Avenue Medfield, Massachusetts 02052 Multiple Listing Service 359-2331 Page Realty Realtors 489 Main Street Medfield, Massachusetts Best Wishes Jack Squier’s Colonial Service Center Hobby-Crafts Orders to take out telephone 359-8543 telephone 359- 503 Main Street Sun Island Restaurant 8986 Medfield, Cantonese, Polynesian, and Mike’s Barber Massachusetts American Food Shop Phone 359-8955 Daily Luncheon Specials Roffler-Sculptur Now that you’re Cocktail Lounge Kut-Hair Styling out of school. 58 North Street Appointments you need Corner Route 109 and 27 Available something Medfield, Mass. 14 North Street, to do. See us. 02052 Medfield, Mass. Good Luck to t Super :he Class of ’76 Duper Compliments of The SHOE HORN 541 Main Street Main Street Say Hi to Max! Duffy’s Mini-Mart 543 Main Street Medfield 359-8887 Will’s Hardware Medfield Best Wishes and Congratulations to the class of ‘76” Bullard’s Market and Package Store, Inc. 1 Green Street Crocker and Johnson Sunoco Station Tires — Tubes — Batteries Accessories 212 East Main Street 359-4025 Business 359-6867 Home “We Meet By Accident” S and J Auto Body Inc. 24 Hour Towing Service Park Street Medfield, Massachusetts Proprieter J. Carvalho Compliments of Dave’s Sports Center 541 Main Street (Route 109) Medfield Best Wishes From Lovell’s Flowers 160 Main Street Route 109 359-4949 Compliments of R.D. Fogarty Company Congratulations Compliments of Robert A. Kingman Dog Grooming Edward P. Jenkins Insurance Agency 87 Adams Street Medfield, Mass. 02052 Telephone: 359-6870 70 North Street Medfield Guaranteed Repairs Road Service Medfield Gulf 560 Main Street, Medfield, Massachusetts 02052 Intersection of Routes 109 and 27 Peter D. Shea Phone: 359-8849 Zenith Fedders Motorola Good Luck from A D T.V. Sales and Appliances 50 IR Main Street Medfield, Massachusetts 02052 359-6012 Ralph DiGiacomo phone: 359-8814 Kathy’s Beauty Bazaar 485 Main Street Medfield, Massachusetts 124 Best Wishes Maguires of Medfield, Pharmacists Medfield Pharmacy 25 North Street Next to Post Office 359-4300 Compliments of Bullard’s Market Compliments of Bella Pizza Compliments of Medfield Bakery Compliments of } Corning 125 Autex, Inc. Best Wishes John J. Meagher, Jr., O.D. 64 Union Avenue Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 879-3575 PATRONS ' I Mr. and Mrs. Philip Atwood Mr. and Mrs. L. Lee DeSorgher Sr. | Lee Jr. and Pat DeSorgher | Richard P. DeSorgher Daniel Feeney j Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fellini i I Mr. and Mrs. John Gattoni i Mr. and Mrs. G. Graham i Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Hallinan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kryzanek Armand L. Leboeuf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lomker Miss S. Moulton James W. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O’Dell Frank and Genie Roberts I 1 1 Medfield School Boosters 126 Medfield High School Teachers • Wmsfon-Soiem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Corolino 0 CK SWiECH. BLACKSTOnE. MASSACHUSETTS I 1 . f