Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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

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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

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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