Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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

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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

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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