Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1977 volume:

vjreaticacn 5 (2 cheinc£. to tcxich the hcrr first thefO. roust be. Ioys. , -Sadness fe jcy 0tyiVxjj lc.(rx ♦ dvacl mostly liv V « A simple thanks before We Go, Because we’d all like you To know, We realize. Even though it wasn’t Always fun. You put yourself out. To help us all. To get things done. And as seniors we will Leave for. Who knows where. But we ll always thank you Mrs. Colace For being there. We know you care. The Senior Class We’d like to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Priscilla Clarke for 16 years of dedicated service to MHS. Her devotion has been greatly appreciated by the student body. The Senior Class 2 M ELD HIGH SCHOOL JOLpEAK 1977 i •editors N0nCy §jiIUva ior Pd Debbie 1 kthy Wisi B ncy Bla Beth J Priscilli Barhj Sheri- Karen X Anp DeMal Advertisii Cathy Tigh|«| Marie Cnarlie Mascarie Cindy Bowman Advisor endy Wotisky acfli annula Mr. Allen Azer ‘Cover designed by Joy Marinella 3 ADMINISTRATION Principal Tassos Filledes Superintendent Robert Cresto Ass’t. Principal John McGrath 5 ELIZABETH ANN ALEXANDER Beth” “Berf ' Rover Tigger UP ON: Good friends and good times, music, skiing, EHLR, snowflakes and sunbeams DOWN ON: Smelly lab coats, pickle juice, getting up in the morning FAVORITE SAYINGS: Whats for lunch? ' No, I haven ' t finished my homework yet . . . To sail on a dream on a crystal clear ocean. To ride on the crest of the wild rag- ing storm. To work in the service of life and the living. In search of the answers to ques- tions unknown. To be part of the movement and part of the growing. Part of beginning to understand. . . . intellectual . . . great orga- nizer . . , Mr. Simson! KAREN LEE ALLAN ' Bootsie ' Reverend Mother “Minnie Kar UP ON: Snowy days, basketball and football games, the band, our class, singing, graduating, fun times, exchange concerts, good friends, acting, partying, skating, color guard, summer nights, getting rowdie, special chorus, fellowship DOWN ON: Rainy days, nothing to do, snobs, cliques, colds, ' Brady ' LIFE IS: what you make it to be FAVORITE SAYING: Wake up Bruno! USUALLY SEEN: in the music room, with Peaches, with good friends, marching, most everywhere MISER ' IS: being alone AMBITION: to become an accoun- tant FREEDOM IS: leaving the halls of M.H.S. . . . Zoom . . . dramatic . . . “present arms ' . . . music room groupie BARBARA G. ALLEN B.G. “Barb B.A ' UP ON: starry nights, windy days, snuggly sweaters, books, laugh- ing, WW, music DOWN ON: not all that much FAVORITE SAYING: “Really! USUALLY SEEN: talking! When we have gone. What we do lives on. Every act of kindness is a little bit of love we leave behind. P.W. . . . Bangles . . . rings . . . crushes . . . bookworm DAVE ANDERSON “Anderson UP ON: Opel G.T. ' s, nice stereos, a certain girl in New York DOWN ON: Medfield High School, Jack LIFE IS: what you make it FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t re- ally give a % ! USUALLY SEEN: underneath the Opel MISERY IS: waking up at 6:30 A.M. AMBITION: to be highly success- ful FREEDOM IS: doing 80 m.p.h. on South Street . . . quiet . . . car freak . . . NANCY ANDERSON UP ON: Neil, nature walks, friends. Lake Winnepasaukee, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles LIFE IS: to be lived to it ' s fullest AMBITION: to be my own person FREEDOM IS: two people on a deserted beach I love you my friends You ' re quite good to me. True friends you are And always will be. But we re graduating soon and going our own way. Perhaps we will meet In the future someday. You ' ve left me with memories of good times we ' ve had. To treasure forever and Make me feel glad. 1 wish you good luck in all that you do. May all lifes pleasures Come your way, too. Cherish yesterday — Dream tomor- row — Live today! . . . easygoing . . . cute . . . R.P. . . . N.M. grand prix . . . BARRY ANES “Kamikazi Kid” UP ON: Tennis in April, scoring a goal, snowy nights DOWN ON: People who try to be what they aren ' t LIFE IS: Something you should never worry about USUALLY SEEN: With a tennis or soccer ball MISERY IS: Missing your only penalty shot, falling off chairlifts and T-bars with Peter Ness FREEDOM IS: Having nothing to worry about . . . soccer . . . tennis ... a truly super guy 6 KATHLEEN DIANE ARMACOST “Kathy” Kath” Kat Life itself can’t give you joy, unless you really will it; Life just gives you time and space, It’s up to you to fill it. • . . purple . . . giggles . . accident-prone ELIZABETH G. ARMSTRONG Beth ” UP ON: friends, being thin, crisp fall days, holidays, sports, WW DOWN ON: being bored AMBITION: to lead a happy, fruit- ful life . . . bubbly . . . Friendly’s . . . talkative . . . that laugh . . . DAVID SHATTUCK ARZBERGER ”R.Z ” ARZ ’ UP ON: good music, the N.E. Pat- riots, tennis, friends DOWN ON: people trying to be something that they’re not LIFE IS: always trying to be better than the next guy MISERY IS: unexpected guests who stay for two weeks AMBITION: to always have more than enough money FREEDOM IS: being able to do what you want to do, without other people telling you what to do . . . stage banvl . . . P.B. . . . TERRY BABER Bab’s” Bubbles” “Terry” Teh-Teh” UP ON: music, trombones, Maynard, Virginia LIFE IS: when you do what you want, when you want USUALLY SEEN: in the Music room AMBITION: Musician FREEDOM IS: coming in May “Take your time . . . Don’t live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass. Go find a woman and you’ll find love and don’t forget son There is someone up above. ” Ron Van Zant . . . hey teh, teh . . . the Big Big Blue Band . . . quite the musi- cian . . . MELISSA ANNE BAILEY “Beetle ” “Mel” “Liss” UP ON: close friends, long talks, the Cape, football games, mun- chies at Mc’s and being happy DOWN ON: Feeling left out, for- gotten memories, frizzies and saying good-bye LIFE IS: getting your feelings hurt, and smiling, and keeping on, kissing, worrying, and trying harder next time FAVORITE SAYING: ”Be good! ” “I don’t understand . . .” Well I be damned We all pulled through To think of all the crazy things we wanted to do. It may sound silly But I tell you — It’s real The older I get a whole lot better 1 feel Holly Near . . . Falmouth . . . attractive . . . Why?” . . . beautiful voice MICHAELENE SUSAN BARTNIK “Misia ” “Mish ” “Mike ” UP ON: autumn, baseball. Koala bears, WW, Humarock, gothics, window shopping, Fenway, softball, my family DOWN ON: phonies, dirty hair, ’76 Red Sox LIFE IS: for sharing and spending with friends FAVORITE SAYING. ’I’m not peeved!” “Really?” “1 flunked that test!” USUALLY SEEN: talking with K.H. and B.A. and others MISERY IS: losing a friend for a year AMBITION: to become a pharma- cist FREEDOM IS: knowing who you are “If I am not myself, who else will be?” . . . crushes . . . the Soxs . . . Es- pan ol . . . 7 ROBIN BATES Batesy Robs UP ON: music, laughter, the Cape and sights, eating, Fritos, crafts, Home-Ec, smiling faces, all those good times, Peter Frampton, Stevie Wonder DOWN ON; Hatred, snobs, gain- ing weight, being left out FAVORITE SAYING: ‘Tm sure! USUALLY SEEN: wearing pants MISERY IS; people taking things the wrong way, things not work- ing out as planned, saying good-bye I want the world to see what I’m about I don’t care when it will be — there’s no doubt I wanna go to the sun everyone I wanna stop to grow old Peter Frampton You can’t disregard your friends But life gets so hard when you reach the end Mary, have you seen better days? America . . . 4-H . . . friendly . , . Suzy homemaker . . . RANDY BAXENDALE ”Bax ” UP ON: Gran Sports, Chicago, par- ties, a certain chick (D.B. and L.B.) DOWN ON: big yellow converti- bles LIFE IS: Great! FAVORITE SAYING: ’Yeah!” Hi, gorgeous! K.M.A. USUALLY SEEN; at the ’’nut house,’ cruisin,’ gook island. Mobile MISERY IS: no gas, no money, no booze and no chick AMBITION; to live till I’m 101 FREEDOM IS: being able to do what you want, when you want, the way you want and nobody gives you any $% about it! . . . hot rod . . . car games . . . SUSAN ELIZABETH BEAUREGARD Boggie ” Susie ’’Sue ” Beau “Smilie ” UP ON: life, being with K.S., mountain climbing, sun rises and JOHN DENVER DOWN ON: unhappy people, los- ing meets, no breakfast at Bickfords LIFE IS: Great but like a mountain, it has its ups and downs. FAVORITE SAYING: Far out! That’s humungous! Smile! Wow! USUALLY SEEN: Smiling and on the run MISERY IS: saying goodbye to the one you love AMBITION: to help other people realize life is truly worth living! FREEDOM IS: to stand on top of a mountain with peace all around me! To be myself . . . cross-country . . . personable . . . euphoric high . . , FRANK BERNARDO I watch society crumble and I just laugh. They soon will see what its like to be the other half I musta woke up this morning with a bug up my % I think I’ll just haul off and belt the next jerk I pass My old man says I’m just a stoned little punk. But he keeps himself a pistol and he’s always drunk. Blow your stupid heads off! See if I care. Put me down but don’t blame me for what you did. Cause inside everyone is a heavy metal kid. I was a sweet young thing once, now I m a full grown crank And when I die I’ll probably come back as a Sherman tank. I know that I could make this place so peaceful and calm If I only get my hands on a hydro- gen bomb. . . . rowdy . . . cute . . . friendly CYNTHIA SUZANNE BEVERAGE “Cindy” Sid” UP ON: Fig Newtons, Wine, Good times and quiet days FAVORITE SAYING: I’m game! It’s Saturday night. It feels like a Saturday in some ways. If you had any sense. You’d maybe go way for a few days. Be that as it may. You can only say you are lonely. You are but a young girl Working your way through the phonies. Donovan Leitch . . creative . . . flaky . . . those eyes . . . LARRY BOUVIER ”Bouv ” UP ON; skipping classes and going home DOWN ON: getting caught LIFE IS: the Combat Zone FAVORITE SAYING: I’m kissing blondes and red heads! ” USUALLY SEEN: In the P.W. MISERY IS; going to the drive-in and she says What are you do- ing? AMBITION: to have everything come easy FREEDOM IS: having freedom and not knowing what to do with it 8 CATHERINE JAYNE BOWMAN Cath” “Cathy UP ON; sunny days, weekends, outdoors, biking DOWN ON: monday mornings, cold rainy days AMBITION: to be somebody — to be happy, free me “I listen to the wind of my soul Where 1811 end up well I think. Only God Knows I listen to my words but they fall far below So I let my music take me where my heart wants to go. . . . Newport Creamery . . . twin . . . shorthair . . . field hockey CYNTHIA LYNN BOWMAN “Cindy” “Cind UP ON: being outdoors, warm sunny days, being with good friends and having a good time, Chicago DOWN ON; fake people, chemis- try homework, cliques “I do my thing and you do your thing I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you and I am I And if by chance we find each other It ' s beautiful.” . . . long hair . . . twin . . . New- port Creamery . . . Y.C.Y. Camp MICHAEL JOSEPH BRADY Bradoon” “Munchkin” UP ON: Brown eyes DOWN ON; 1st period LIFE IS: to live FAVORITE SAYING; Here comes Jack!” USUALLY SEEN; In Jolly John ' s office MISERY IS: the morning after AMBITION: To live in paradise FREEDOM IS; Having it buried . . . T.M.I. ... A Bruce . . . short hair . . . PETER BRATSOS UP ON: Hiking DOWN ON: School USUALLY SEEN; Cruising, (Find- ing a Buyer) MISERY IS; Traffic Fines AMBITION; To enjoy life FREEDOM IS: On top of a 4500 ft. mt. . . . G.T.O. . . . BRIAN K. BUDWEY “Bud” Budder “Crud Crudwey” “Crudley” UP ON: Winning, Yaz, ice cold Miller, parties DOWN ON: Monday, rainy days, losing LIFE IS: there. Why question it. FAVORITE SAYING; “I don ' t know, ’ “W.T.F. MISERY IS: something you always have to be one step ahead of. AMBITION: to say one step ahead. FREEDOM IS: not having to look over your shoulder. . . . football . . . baseball . . . good build ... “I abstain” . . . broad shoulders . . . BRIAN BURGESS “Markbrian Burgie ” UP ON: Cathy, just riding my bike down a lonely road by myself, wheelies. Life, Love, and happi- ness DOWN ON: Fk tires. Bad Rumors, big guys who are soft as a grape. LIFE IS; great FAVORITE SAYING: “Now wait a minute!” “Well, I almost did.” USUALLY SEEN: Riding through town (on one wheel) MISERY IS: trying to do something and its illegal. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer FREEDOM IS: Being able to do what you want, when you want to do it. . . . Burgess-mobile . . . Olympic bicycle team . . . wheelies . . . 9 MARK BURGESS The Burge” Burgie” UP ON: Bikes, Driving, working for Watson’s. DOWN ON; Flat tires, physics. Fords. LIFE IS: work FAVORITE SAYING: What?” USUALLY SEEN; at the Watson s MISERY IS: no bucks AMBITION: To become an Oceanographer FREEDOM IS: Out of school . . . bat mobile . . . chauffer . . . The other” half . . . MICHAEL SCOTT BUSH UP ON: ragtime, poetry, discover- ing worlds 1 never knew existed DOWN ON; violence, schedules, timetables, and predictable things LIFE IS: a series of questions, most of them unanswered MISERY IS: having your entire life already plotted out for you. AMBITION: to never accept the status quo FREEDOM IS: nonexistent. The dream of a few, the reality for none. PHILOSOPHY: If you are not part of the solution, then you must be part of the problem. . . . smiley . . . member of the Bushman tribe? . . . quiet . . . PATRICIA CALO Patti” Lester” UP ON; Thursdays, Robin, Pepper DOWN ON: People who lie, Sun- days FAVORITE SAYING; no, Patty, its not Thursday. MISERY IS: Living next door to the Three Stooges Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too shon for those who rejoice. But for those who love . . . Time is Eternity . . . those eyes . . . birds . . . R.P. . . . petite JOHN ROBERT CAMPBELL Johnny C.” C” UP ON: Skiing, Martha ' s Vineyard, Maynard, Concerts, Pretzels DOWN ON: Waking up. Broken Drumsticks, Running out of time, dented bumpers USUALLY SEEN: Playing my lud- wigs FREEDOM IS: Skiing through an untouched blanket of powder All is changed with time, the future none can see, the road you leave behind, ahead lies mystery. Stevie Wonder . . . Band President . . . drums . . . pig ' s platoon . . . moody . . . T.S. . . . PATRICIA MARIE CAPONE Tricia” Pat” UP ON; Friends, the ocean, RM. 234, feeling loopy, munchies DOWN ON: being hurt, blushing, mayonaise USUALLY SEEN: In a blue vega MISERY IS: accidents AMBITION: To work with people. To be happy Alone, alone, with time gone past. The memories of forgotten eras. Remembering only Good Old Times” and leaving life far be- hind, manipulating the thoughts in mind. So only the sun shines brightly subtracting the gloomy rainy days. Finding love and los- ing hate. Alone, alone, living times long past. . . . attractive . . . The vega . . . friendly . . . rashes . . . KRISTIN LYN CARLSON Kris” UP ON: the cape, my friends, the summer, roast beef subs, bas- ketball games LIFE IS: here today gone tomor- row FAVORITE SAYING: Yeh!” USUALLY SEEN; at Super Duper, Art Room MISERY IS: When your best friend moves away. Oh, treats of hell and hopes of paradise! One thing at least is certain, this life flies. One thing is certain and the rest is lies The flower that once has blown forever dies. . . . legs . . . N.B. . . . Super Duper . . . 10 MICHAEL EDWARD CARROLL “Mike UP ON: Baseball, Drive-ins, Italian food, sick jokes DOWN ON: Intellects, bashfuls, fudges LIFE IS: Like a roll of toilet paper. You do what you’re suppose to and all you get is . . . FAVORITE SAYING: Get any on ya? MISERY IS: Running into a tree AMBITION: To not get blamed for every sick joke. Say not, Too poor,” but freely give; Sigh not, “Took weak,” but boldly try; You never can begin to live Until you dare to die. . . . baseball . . . joker . . . Hey Mikey! . . . CHARLES COFFONE Stud” UP ON: Ma and Zeke, motorcy- cles, Cheryl Meader, sex DOWN ON: Jocks LIFE IS: taken for granted by too many people. FAVORITE SAYING: “What ' s up? USUALLY SEEN: Down the courts AMBITION: none what so ever! FREEDOM IS: Riding a motorcy- cle. And the night comes again to the circle studded sky, the stars set- tle slowly, in loneliness they lie. Till the universe explodes as a fall- ing star is raised; The planets are paralyzed. The mountains are amazed; But they all glow brighter from the brilliance of the blaze; With the speed of insanity, then, he dies! Crucifixion — Phil Ochs . . . the 1 flirt . . . nice cars . . . “Oh my God. . . . MICHAEL E. COLBOURN UP ON: Skiing, Concerts, Fine Music DOWN ON: School AMBITION: To be a blocker in the roller derby If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? For 1 must be traveling on now, cause there’s to many places I’ve got to see If I stayed here with you, things just couldn’t be the same I’m as free as a bird now and this bird you can not change Lord knows I can’t change (A. Collins — R. Van Zant, Lynyrd Skynyrd) . . . The Stain” . . . No respect . . . U.S. Ski Team . . . Skate Board . . . So, you thing you’re taU? . . . PAUL C. COLEITA Cues” Pooch UP ON: Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Richie Blackmore, Music, Foreign Cars DOWN ON: Disco, James Taylor, no money LIFE IS: Confusing FAVORITE SAYING: What?” USUALLY SEEN: Not usually AMBITION: To do nothing and make a fortune. FREEDOM IS: a state of mind . . . spacey . . . guitar . . . radio shack . . . realistic . . . JAMES A. CONNOR Twinkle Toes” LIFE IS: One big text book FAVORITE SAYING: Iwould rather have an A but . . . AMBITION: To make $1 million plus . . . Mr. Intellect . . . twinks . . . Mrs. Warburton . . . CHARLENE COSGROVE Char” UP ON: good friends, Bermuda, Memories, free time, autumn DOWN ON: cottage cheese, ford wagons AMBITION: A happy life, medical technologist God has given me this day to do as I will. 1 can waste it or use it for good. What I do today is very important Because 1 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 not evil . . . Success not failure . . . In order that I should never forget the price I paid for it. ” Gale Sayers . . . but I have to hear every- thing!” . . . great personality . . . our fearless leader . . . S.S.F . . . 1 1 DAVID MARK DANIELS I Du Bop I UP ON: Basketball, Certain Ju- I niors, Nature walks, lunch I DOWN ON: Sophomores, Getting fS bagged by Barney Google FAVORITE SAYING: Freak:’ ' That s childish and Immature. ” USUALLY SEEN: In front of or in the gym MISERY IS: Getting Knocked out of the state tournament in the first game. AMBITION: To get a college scholarship and play major col- lege hoops. Oh preacher won’t you paint my dream Won’t you show me where you ve been Show me what I haven ' t seen To ease my mind ’Cause 1 will learn to under- stand It I have a helping hand I wouldn ' t make another demand all my life — Cat Stevens PBC for Nancy . . . H.D. ■ flirt! . . . arguementative B B. Co-Capt. . . . KATHI COUPER “Coup ” Coupie’’ UP ON: New Hampshire, straw- berry sundaes, ’’danko,” “comi- cal,” weelends LIFE IS: A series of surprises! EAVORITE SAYING: Cram it. Clown! ” ”Sit on it! USUALLY SEEN: Friendly’s, driv- ing around in a red SB. MISERY IS: Med-Vale Nursing Home AMBITION: Physical therapy FREEDOM IS: An out of state col- lege Life can be hard, there are ups and downs. But there doesn’t always have to be. Because you make your own pains and bring your own smiles. Its only you who can set yourself free. . . . Hey Coupa . . . S.S. plateom at Mud-Vale . . . N.H. WILLIAM JOHN DAVIS UP ON: 1976 Montreal Olympics, hot summers DOWN ON: under age. Bad times, flat tires LIEE IS: ? FAVORITE SAYING: Let s go for a cruise. USUALLY SEEN: around MISERY IS: Working Sundays AMBITION: go to Florida any way — just get there. Breath breath in the air. Don’t be afraid to care. Leave but don’t leave me, look around and choose your own ground for long your live and high your flu and smiles you’ll give and tears you will cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . . fluff . . . hockey nut . . . argumentative . . . LORRAINE D ANGELO Aldo” UP ON: Cubes, nature walks, my friends, the beach, summers, stary nights, country Girl, writ- ing songs, living DOWN ON: Nickel ' indwiches LIEE IS: To forget J.e past and think of today for lites to short to remember your dismay. MISERY IS: Mary’s cube language AMBITION: To live my life to its extreme and always be as happy as I am now. FREEDOM IS: Cruising in a goat with a fox and a lyon Happiness comes only when we push our brains and hearts to the farthest reaches of which we are capable . . . The purpose of life is to matter — to count, to stand for something, to have it make some difference that we lived at all. • . . speed racer . . . G.T.O. . . . fashionable . . . flower-child DORENE P DELUCA Rene ” UP ON: graduation, weekends, S, Cuff DOWN ON: Gym, Mondays, no car LIFE IS: MINE!!! FAVORITE SAYING: ”No, Ed- wina your face doe I’t look that bad. USUALLY SEEN: In hool with Edwina MISERY IS: every m ning that Edwina asks if her fac ' ooks al- right AMBITION: To become n x-ray technologist FREEDOM: 2 weeks in Florida? . . . boisterous . . . unique . . . funny phraser GLEN DAVEY “Gravy ” UP ON: 27th, Lancers, S.H.E. DOWN ON: Homeroom with Warburton FAVORITE SAYING: What’s your Madness? ” USUALLY SEEN: with Baber MISERY IS: Riding to work with Gottache AMBITION: to own my own res- taurant . . . trumpeter ... el moustachie . . . track . . . 12 ANN DEMARTINO Annie Andy UP ON; Weekends in New Hamp- shire, 1 1 o ' clock garbage men, Chinese food, bunka! gymnastics LIFE IS: A mystery that may never be solved FAVORITE SAYING; “Tell me I ' m psyched! MISERY IS: Answering all of Bev ' s questions Seagull you fly across the horizon, into misty morning sun. Nobody asks you where you are go- ing, nobody knows where you ' re from. Now you fly through the sky never asking why and you fly all around. Till somebody shoots you down. — Bad Company gymnastics . . . But, senor . . . platforms BEVERLY LYNNE DENNIS “Bev ” Bebeby UP ON: Being with friends, sum- mer, snowstorms, watermelon candy DOWN ON: Rainy days LIFE IS; Living today while remem- bering yesterday, and looking to tomorrow FAVORITE SAYING: Who . . . What . . . Why . . . When??? USUALLY SEEN: Letting someone else drive . . . blondie . . . quiet . . . blus- ing . . . LYNDA DOHERTY Lynie UP ON: Being boss at Dover Sher- born, Gilles Gilbert DOWN ON: Warburton ' s home- room and the attendance slip LIFE IS: Memories of yesterday and ' plans for tomorrow FAVORITE SAYING: Ah, come on! USUALLY SEEN: fumbling for words and trilling the R ' s, em- barrassed MISERY IS: My speech impedi- ment AMBITION: To have people un- derstand me. FREEDOM IS: Walking down the uncharted path and having no limitations Someday, Maybe I will see the world as it really is And not try to make it something its now Someday Maybe the world will see me as I really am And not try to make me something I ' m not . . . Gilles Gilbert . . . D-S . . . Girls ' room . . . STEVE DORAN PRISCILLA DOUCETTE UP ON; weekends away, friends cousins, snow, Nora Scotia LIFE IS: aims, tryings, winnings FAVORITE SAYINGS; Wicked AMBITION: to be the best in whatever I do It’s good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. ” Jonathan Livingston Seagull . . . good personality . . . quiet . . . pretty eyes . . . DENISE DUNN Dennes Denny Bug Necie UP ON; Grich, David Bowie, the Recipe SHF DOWN ON: phony people, physics LIFE IS: but a trip FAVORITE SAYING: “oh bang . . Blow it off . . . “this is true . . . you twitt . . . what a classic USUALLY SEEN: eating MISERY IS: double lab in Physics AMBITION: to do what I ' ve done in the past and more!!! FREEDOM IS: Discovering your- self ■ . Our Turkey . . . Spastic! . . . Volleyball . . . bloody riot ■ . . Oh, bang! . . . petite . . . 13 CHRISTINA MARIE EKSTROM Tina” Half-pint People who have friends are health- ier and happier than those who have none. A single real friend is a treasure worth more than gold or precious stones. Money can buy many things, good and evil. All the wealth of the world could not buy you a friend or pay you for the loss of one. G.D. Prentice It is not what he has which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is! Henri F. Amiel . . . 1 2 pint . . . woman chauvanist . . . rat-packer . . . cute . . . SUSAN ELAINE ESTEP Hots E.” Eylainie UP ON: Jeff!! weekends, friends, volleyball, reading, and June 77, getting out of school DOWN ON: rainy weekends, monday mornings, math analysis, English with Grant Eweddle LIFE IS: worth living to its fullest FAVORITE SAYING: Oh! Tough beans, kid USUALLY SEEN: with Jeff MISERY IS: Jeff moving!! march- ing on Saturdays, volleyball till 5, long hair AMBITION: to succeed in all my endeavors FREEDOM IS: not all its cracked up to be There are golden apples to be picked and green hills to climb and meadows to run when you ' re young Rod McKuen . . . hots” . . . Jockette . . . beautiful Hair . . . MARC PAUL FABBO Fabs UP ON: Good music, Florida, Friends, good times, track, Monty Python DOWN ON: Causeway st, lab re- ports, Dover-Sherborn High School Pound st LIFE IS: Like a sewe what you get out of it all depends on what you put into it. FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up? Like Hi, “. . . and have a seat “just Don ' t look up” MISERY IS: Working, having no time AMBITION: To be a river boat captain on the Mojave Desert FREEDOM IS: No responsibility . . . track . . . Fab . . . good kid SCOTT FERGUSON Ferg UP ON: Good Music, long Vaca- tions DOWN ON: M.H.S. MISERY IS: Jack AMBITION: Leave Medfield FREEDOM IS: Being 18 Take your time Don ' t live too Fast, Troubles will c me, and they will pass Just Follow your heart, and nothing else, and you can do this, if you try. R.V.Z. . . . golf team . . . accident . . . ELIZABETH JEAN FERRAN Becky” Space UP ON: the stars LIFE IS: A mysterious ma ze MISERY IS: waiting for something FREEDOM IS: to be me Yesterday is but a memory Tomorrow an unchartered course. Life is living and loving for today ' And remembering without remorse . . . early-grad . . . artistic indi- vidual . . . “that track suit” . . . GREG J. FEEHAN Fee “Greg” Goosey UP ON: B. ball DOWN ON: Losing the tourney LIFE IS: having good friends around all the time FAVORITE SAYING: Sure, why not? USUALLY SEEN: in front of gym MISERY IS: Jack AMBITION: To be 200 pounds FREEDOM IS: Doing things with- out caring what other people think of you. . . . Fee-Fee . . . B.B. Co-Capt. . . . Gibb-a ' s boy . . . 14 EDWINA FLAHERTY Ed Edwina UP ON: Stephen Powell DOWN ON: Fighting with S.P. FAVORITE SAYING: So what else is new USUALLY SEEN: in school with Dorene MISERY IS: Mrs. Potts’ class all 3 of them AMBITION: to live life to the ful- lest FREEDOM IS: Florida in February . . . long and silky . . . S.P. . . . kitchen detail . . . easy going STEPHEN R. FORSYTHE “Dink ” UP ON: Life, People, Companion- ship LIFE IS: worth living FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know USUALLY SEEN: with older woman MISERY IS: Working on Fridays and Saturdays at Patricia Gan- non ' s AMBITION: to be free FREEDOM IS: Having a car that runs . . . older woman . . . hockey . . . that was a nice car . . . football SHERRI LOU FOWLER “Cheddi” UP ON: Cape Cod, sunny days, Bunka! 1 1 o’clock garbage men FAVORITE SAYING: Mush your tush! AMBITION: Environmentalist FREEDOM IS: me and my MG . . . MG . . . quiet . . . midget- mobli . . . M.L. . . . big eyes JOHN FRALIN “John” “gimpy” “John boy “sweater boy” “space turkey” UP ON: Partying, socialism, Arizona, the phsyic and down to earth people, M.L. DOWN ON: Broken up parties, having to go home, cold nights at the beach and sand fleas, capi- talism chemistry. Algebra 2 LIFE IS: A roller coaster that we all ride FAVORITE SAYING: I know, un- known, Fact, Question, answer 1 have a story USUALLY SEEN: Parting in a car or on the Gimpmobile MISERY IS: Taking a sip of your milk and finding out its sour AMBITION: to become a profes- sional Socialist FREEDOM IS: knowing that I’m going to be able to depend on my own . . . student council Pres. . . . That trench coat . . . Hi-ho! ROBIN FRIEND Rob ” Robby ” ' Robino ” UP ON: Platform shoes. Flashy clothes and glitter, jewelry. In- dividuality, My cliches and tigs DOWN ON: Earth shoes and Sophomore stares LIFE IS: Here today and gone to- morrow FAVORITE SAYING: Only my manicurist knows for sure USUALLY SEEN OVER and above everyone else MISER’V IS: Breaking a nail, falling off my shoes AMBITION: Fashion designer and getting Married a few times FREEDOM IS: Being able to stand on the corner with out being picked up as a pro! I! Sometimes I stop to ponder my mind in circles. So many won- derous memories surround me filled with love Lightly Papping on my chamber door Quoth the raven no more E.A. Poe . . long nails . . . platform shoes . . . unique! SUSAN M. FURMAN Sue Susie” Mouse” Fuhrms” UP ON: Being with my friends, first period study, parting, weekends DOWN ON: Snobs and ignorant people, not being able to be my- self LIFE IS: A gift from GOD FAVORITE SAYING: ya, right! Kiss my what. USUALLY SEEN: in Fernandes Bakery with the group MISERY IS: Working Saturday nights, first period gym AMBITION: to be a kindergarten school teacher FREEDOM IS: to be yourself and not having to put on a show for any one. 13 MARTHA LOUISE GABELHART Marty Gabes Martha UP ON: weekends, sunny days, being with friends and having good times, music. Fellowship DOWN ON: phony people, rainy days LIFE IS: to treasure yesterday, live today and dream about tomor- row FAVORITE SAYING: Have a nice day! AMBITION: Dental Assistant FREEDOM IS: doing what you want, when you want How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it. Marjorie Frances Ames Don ' t walk in front of me — I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead Walk beside me — And just be my friend. CAMUS back-rubs . . . always smiling . . . “Hi, how are you?” GARY BRENT GALEUCIA Gouch Hoochman UP ON: Jimi Hendrix, good times, summer, harassing DOWN ON: Oct. 1 and 2 FAVORITE SAYING: Either light up or leave me alone. MISERY IS: Kobes in back of me. Much better is it to dare great things. To achieve fantastic victories Although tainted by defeat. Than to surround yourself with poor spirits Who neither know much pleasure Nor experience much suffering Because they live in a grey haze That knows little of the glory of triumph. Nor of the earthly feeling of failure. “I can ' t find my room!” . . . class V.P. . . . track KARIN LYN GALLAGHER K.G.” Karin Gags UP ON: parties, week-ends. New Hampshire summers, true friends, sunshine, my car and the class of ' ll DOWN ON: phonies, impatience, boredom, no parties, people who spell my first name wrong, and people who call me Kathy LIFE IS: a journey, not a destina- tion FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, my God,” Are you kidding me? Give it a rest.” USUALLY SEEN: at Anton ' s, cruis- ing with the Rats MISERY IS: being alone, no car, being broke AMBITION: teacher or social worker FREEDOM IS: a value too precious to be taken for granted Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path. And leave a trail. R.P. . . . Antons ' s girl . . . Is this a test, Mrs. Lord?” . . . blushing . . . Now wait just a minute! . . . bubbly . . . Saturday . . . 16 MICHAEL GAVRILLES UP ON: frosty cold beer, parties, music, good stereo systems LIFE IS: a mystery to me MISERY IS: Green AMBITION: to hold the winning hand FREEDOM IS: money in your poc- ket Bay Bank . . . BOF . . . Sunoco . . . army jacket SHERRY ANN GREEN Beaney Sher UP ON: Anthony, friends, Fello’ ship, life, memories, weekends, the recipe DOWN ON: Mondays, big tests, short weekends LIFE IS: what you make of it FAVORITE SAYING: S-oe-uh! Let ' s do somethin ' ! USUALLY SEEN: in a certain green Pinto MISERY IS: saying goodbye, a can- celed party AMBITION: to do as much as 1 can in life FREEDOM IS: doing your own thing; being yourself Saying I 11 miss you and crying goodbyes; Last few days, drying my eyes; Good memories last in my mind. Friends will always be there. Give me time to bind, for my thoughts are elsewhere. Parties unending. Different thoughts of a new school (Feeling today like a king, tomor- row like a fool) Sher A.C. . . . poet . . . thoughtful . . . Vermont . . . A.C. . . . Brewster KATHLEEN MARIA GALLAGHER Shirley “Gags UP ON; partying, Friday nig summer beaches FAVORITE SAYING: Come you guys, roll up the window USUALLY SEEN: Super Duper IMPRINTS Dated photos In dusty frames, wrinkled letters and all of love ' s pains . . . memories. Ticket stubs from way back when. Love’s broken treasures That time can’t mend. Bright stuffed animals Matching sunny days past. The times we strove so To make the hours last. All of loves remembrances Imprinted in the mind. Though wanting to forget You can easily find . . . Love’s memories, shy . . . nice dresser . 1 ( not! ” . . . silly . . . outdoors’ . . . RP SHARON LOUISE GRIFFIN Salmon” Sam” “Fish “Fluffy UP ON: special blue frogs, playing French horn, Woodstock, let- tuce DOWN ON: going to auditions with a fat lip, goodbyes FREEDOM IS: Having the time to spend with the people you love. I never saw a moor, I never saw the sea; Yet I know In how the heather looks. And what a wave must be. I never spoke with God, Nor visited in heaven; Yet certain am I of the spot As if the chart were given. Dickinson field hockey co-captain . . . musical . . . Sue M. look-alike MICHAEL GUENETTE UP ON: astronomy, model trains, biking, science, friendship and fellowship DOWN ON: nasty people, red tape LIFE IS: the greatest gift, to be grasped, used, and enjoyed FAVORITE SAYING: This time for sure! or, “You can ' t have your cake and eat it, too. USUALLY SEEN: Bullard ' s, Sci- ence Department, biking around MISERY IS: effort done all for naught AMBITION: to get all the hard work of life out of the way so that 1 can relax and enjoy it FREEDOM IS: Being able to pur- sue something worthwhile super-brain . . . mad scientist . . . argumentative KIMBEILI ANN HAIGH “Kim UP ON: good times, summer, not working on Saturdays DOWN ON: rain, nothing to do, being down FAVORITE SAYING: How did I get myself into this! USUALLY SEEN: in Medfield MISERY IS: getting hurt in the end Strangers passing on the street by chance two separate paths should meet and I am you and what I see is real, and no one calls us to their side and no one forces down our eyes and something speaks and some- thing tries and someone flies around the skies. Pink Floyd naive . . . Gay Nineties ... at- tractive . . . accident-prone CHRIS HALLINAN UP ON: getting high, nice-looking chicks DOWN ON: Sunday nights; school USUALLY SEEN: around MISERY IS: going to M.H.S., Jack AMBITION: to have straight hair HAPPINESS IS: a bowl in the morning JAMES GRANT HAMILTON “Jim” “Jimmy Hammy “Hami UP ON: soccer, birdies DOWN ON: bent irons after a bad shot, double sessions LIFE IS: something 1 haven ' t fig- ured out yet FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me a joke. Juice! USUALLY SEEN: on my own MISERY IS: candied yams and lima beans AMBITION: to become successful and figure out what life means FREEDOM IS: fishing quiet . . . golf . . . soccer . . . shhh . . . cute NADINE ANN HALLAL Dini Arab UP ON: a blue-eyed bear, french fries, camels, Felix the Cat, The Eagles, hot sunny days DOWN ON: the back of the book in shorthand, accidents, pickles, hole-shots, just being called a “camel jockey” LIFE IS: to cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow and live today FAVORITE SAYING: You guys, come on! FREEDOM IS: being yourself For long you live and high you fly And smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd pickles . . . boo-boo . . . sweet . . . camel jockey 17 MARIE TERESE HANEY Hangj” “Ree Flower ReeRee” UP ON; life in the country, Jethro Tull, Crank, M-arlboro, Berlin, Vermont, vodka sours, shotguns DOWN ON; clown faces, anticipa- tion, frizzy weather, authority, followers, morals LIFE IS; the best if you live it the way you want to instead of the way you’re supposed to. FAVORITE SAYING; Coke don’t make me lazy. USUALLY SEEN; Berlin, Mass. . . . Cumbies, at a party MISERY IS; getting up on Sunday after a hard weekend and driv- ing 30 miles to go to work. AMBITION; to live in Colorado on a farm with animals galore FREEDOM IS; individuality; get- ting lost on a Harley 1200 The beauty of a butterfly’s wing is not a slave to purpose. It is random ebullience to be en- joyed in its own high right. Donald Culross Peattie outgoing . . . Marlboro ... I hate rain JOHN HANNERS “John boy “Hammers UP ON; parties, good times, friends, and nice chicks DOWN ON; getting bagged, ’68 Opel FAVORITE SAYING; Let’s go to the packie! USUALLY SEEN; old 27, Noon Hill, courts with Bowlrich Wetness MISERY IS; getting busted by Frank’s old lady FREEDOM IS; driving the Capri with the sunroof down and my foot to the floor versatile . . . vacation in Columbia . . . nice-looking KAREN DEANNE HANNULA •Jo” UP ON; friends, traveling, Ver- mont, Blizzards, hot chocolate, Friday nights DOWN ON; selfish people, Mon- day mornings, worrying LIFE IS; something not to be wasted, nor taken too seriously FAVORITE SAYING; Tm so tired. You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. For what are your possessions but things you keep and guard for fear you may need them tomor- row? Kahlil Gibran A.F.S. president . . . Jose . . . tennis MICHELE PATRICE HANSOTTE Patrice” UP ON; partying. Led Zepplin, summer, the ocean, going down South on the boat, M.B.450SL DOWN ON; silver Plymouths LIFE IS; confusing; to be measured by its fullness, not by its length FAVORITE SAYING; ‘Why .?’’ USUALLY SEEN; cruising through town and the courts, with the Rats MISERY IS; not knowing the truth (until it’s too late) AMBITION; to find out who I am and what I want out of life The lunatic is in my head You raise the blade, you make the change You re-arrange me till I’m sane You lock the door and throw away the key There’s someone in my head but it’s not me. Pink Floyd non-stop talker . . . driving in cir- cles” . . . Zepplin . . . R.P. BARBARA HARRINGTON Barb UP ON; partying, Felix, Thursdays, baking, Kansas, Reunite DOWN ON; C.C., jocks, L.S.B. Higher than a bird I ' m flying Crimson skies of ice and fire Borne on wings of steel 1 have so much to feel And I won’t come down no more. Sail on, sail on, 1 will rise each day to meet the dawn So high, so high I’ve climbed the mountains of the sky Without my wings you know I ' d surely die I ve found my freedom fiyin’ high I’ve climbed the mountains ot the sky. Floating on a cloud of amber Searching tor the rainbow ' s end Earth so far below me. I ' m here alone, free 1 can’t come down no more. FYYB . . friendly . . . Steve and Sherman MARY ANGELA HARRISON Mare ” Hara ” Howie ” UP ON; a good laugh, cubes, the beach going to California, Dy- lan, Fribble cups DOWN ON; 228 loads, people laughing at my ambition AMBITION; I ' m not telling, you’ll laugh. LIFE IS; a time for fulfilling dreams USUALLY SEEN; cruisin ' in a Fox with a Lyon and a Goat. Look around choose your own ground For long you live and high you’ll fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Maria Andretti . . . RP . . . Fox-y . . . involved ... all around humoreous 18 MICHELE ELIZABETH HART UP ON; Opera, yogurt, Edgar Allen Poe DOWN ON: Monday mornings, white socks, all things mechan- ical Much madness is divinest sense To a discerning eye; Tis the majority In this, as all, prevails. Assent, and you are sane; Demur, — you’re straightway dangerous. And handled with a chain. Emily Dickinson creative . . . archeologist . . .Gil- bert and Sullivan BRENT DOUGLAS HARWOOD My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue. An everlasting vision of the ever changing view, A wonderous woven magic in bits of blue and gold, A tapestry to feel and see, impossi- ble to hold. Carole King The trick is to stop seeing yourself as trapped inside a limited body. The trick is that we are trying to overcome our limitations in or- der, patiently. We choose our next world through what we learn in this one. Learn nothing, and the next world is the same as this one, and all the same limitations and weights to overcome. Richard Bach Sweetie! ... “I hate you, 1 wish you were dead” . . . hand- shaker ... a nut . . . friendly! FRANK DAVID HAYES Hayes” Hazie” ‘‘Hazeness’ UP ON: hockey. Led Zepplin, BSR, Beatles, DSR DOWN ON: Deadfield, USA, harassers LIFE IS; full of ups and downs FAVORITE SAYING: It wasn’t mine. USUALLY SEEN: having a good time, cruisin’ with Sumner MISER ' Y IS: Monday mornings, getting busted AMBITION: to succeed in what- ever I do FREEDOM IS: full of boundaries WILLIAM M. HEYER, JR. “Wild Bill ” UP ON: Jazz, Chicago, Maynard Ferguson, Chick Corea, ERS, Stage Band, A.P.R.’s DOWN ON: Calculus, Gym LIFE IS; like driving into Boston: you always get hung up at red lights FAVORITE SAYING: ”Oh, well’ MISERY IS: getting back a calculus test, running the 600 AMBITION: to get really involved in music FREEDOM IS: an all night jam And if the clouds burst thunder in your ear You shout and no one seems to hear And if the band you’re in starts playing different tunes I’ll see you on the Dark side of the Moon. Roger Waters musician . . . that walk . . . cack- ler . . . salad man DON HIMEBAUGH Hine ” Hine ” UP ON: weekends, having a good time DOWN ON: two-faced people, having no money LIFE IS: what ever you make of it; a big puzzle USUALLY SEEN: at the park AMBITION: make money and spend it on whatever you want FREEDOM IS: never getting haras- sed for anything you do . . . BOF . . . nice smile . . . the tree RICHARD JOHN HOLMQUIST “Rich ” UP ON: Popponesset DOWN ON: rainy weekends funny guy . . . nice personality . . . friendly 19 RICHARD D. HORTON Rick” Dexter” UP ON: The hype, Chunkies, Montreal, Paint fumes DOWN ON: Stetson LIFE IS: A game and even though you may not own Boardwalk, you can still be the banker. FAVORITE SAYING: I gotta get air in the tires USUALLY SEEN: down the courts MISERY IS: hitting gravestones and Mack trucks AMBITION: to be on time just once in my life . . . football . . . eating marbles . . . Ri-Ri” . . . nice eyes . . . MONICA MARY HURD Kid” Whitney Muc UP ON: sports, Saturdays, being outdoors, tuna-fish and hot dogs, leaving Ho-Jo ' s, Kingston, smiles, good friends and good times, going for walks on cold, clear, starry nights DOWN ON: going to Jo-Jo ' s, playing goalie LIFE IS: for living FAVORITE SAYING: huh, “Lm tired. USUALLY SEEN: with others’ eyes MISERY IS: tripping over pine trees and falling into ponds AMBITION: a hermit in Alaska FREEDOM IS: being yourself . . . shy . . . field hockey . . . outdoorsy . . . DONALD STANFORD INGOLD Stan” UP ON: good times. The South, Starmen DOWN ON: hypocrisy, nothin’ to do on Saturdays LIFE IS: never-ending FAVORITE SAYING: Its cool. It ' s cool. USUALLY SEEN: out of school MISERY IS: work, Latin II tests FREEDOM IS: an endless chain of concerts and cook-outs . . . Trekkie . . . argumentative . . . Stan The Man . . . CHRISTOPHER NEIL JOHNSON UP ON: Stage Band, Progressive Music, R.I.F. DOWN ON: Rock and Roll LIFE IS: A dream from which I will never awaken. AMBITION: To be a successful human being, both happy and free. FREEDOM IS: Hitch-hiking on the Maine Turnpike . . . good tunes . . . keyboards . . . artistic . . . bass . . . JENE LEEpHNSON Long and Silky Goldie Locks High Lee, High Low The leaves have fallen all around. Time 1 was on my way. Thanks to you I ' m much obliged. But now it’s time for me to go. The autumn moon lights my way. But now I smell the rain and with it faith. And it’s headin ' my way. Sometimes I grow so tired, but 1 know one thing 1 got to do is ramble on. — Jimmy Page . . . model . . . beautiful hair . . . lanky . . . STEPHEN JOHNSON Peach ” UP ON: Yes, Zepplin, getting high, young women. Stooges, Fridays, Sundays at Schaeffer, concerts, Aerosmith, Florida, T.C. California DOWN ON: certain jocks. Droopy, Physics, Tulloch on Mondays, Big Blue Basketball, no papers, practices. Lord’s, gar- boons, Woodys, General Gibbs LIFE IS: working hard to stay ahead, holes in the roof FAVORITE SAYING: ’’Cook the tunes, Hey Mac, or Bill, or Fergs, have a seat” USUALLY SEEN: when looked at, in the Stang,” at Lord’s, Goon Hill, ramblin’ MISERY IS: Green Death, Empty Gas Tank AMBITION: To be a commercial artist, or a writer, $1,000,000 . . . my car . . . Peeeeeeeeach 20 MARK A. JUDA UP ON: parties, winning, good music, summer, float meetings DOWN ON: rainy days, boring weekends LIFE IS: Monday mornings and Fri- days afternoon USUALLY SEEN: but not heard AMBITION: biology — medicine FREEDOM IS: being able to make your own decisions . . . reserved . . . good guy . . . ' The Golden Arches” . . . JULIA KARNER Julia” UP ON: When I am satisfied with myself and when people like me DOWN ON: If I try to do some- thing very nice and it does not come out the way I would like to have it LIEE IS: hard to find an expression for; it is wonderful and sad FAVORITE SAYING: Die Glocke” (Johann Wolfgang Goethe) MISERY IS: when nobody agrees with me AMBITION: to be in harmony with everyone FREEDOM IS: when you are able to do all the things you want to without hurting somebody or somebody ' s feelings . . . our Austrian visitor . . . crea- tive . . . cookie monster” . . . sweet . . . WILLIAM KEARNS Bill” Kearnzie UP ON: football, Dynamints, shot- put DOWN ON: mornings, waiting in lines MISERY IS: running laps AMBITION: to keep up with everyone in Chem II FREEDOM IS: having to do abso- lutely nothing USUALLY SEEN: and occasionally heard . . . football star . . . handsome CYNTHIA R. KELLNER Weebs” UP ON: the tower, red vans and gold Cadillacs, Steve Miller DOWN ON: 5th period gym, de- merits, the smell of the girls ' locker room FAVORITE SAYING: Jeez- Louise,” Eor Real USUALLY SEEN: cruisin ' in a Green and White Nova with P.T., or with K.A., L.B., B.T., J.B., D.U., S.R., and P.W. MISERY IS: the smoking area being closed Words of Love Softly spoken Like clouds above Drift away What shall I say. To let you know the way I feel Should I cry out loud that love is real? Or simply reveal Forever my Love. — James Taylor Carly Simon AMY KELLY “Amos” “Amelie” Ames “Amelia” “The future does not belong to those who are content with to- day, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow man alike, timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects. Rather it will belong to those who can blend vision, rea- son, and courage in a personal commitment . . . Our future may lie beyond our vis- ion, but it is not completely be- yond our control. — Robert F. Kennedy . . . athletic . . . French Club pres. . . . top notch! . . . CHARLES A. KENNEY “Charlie” “Bugs UP ON: good music, good times, cold beer DOWN ON: Schlitz, Mrs. E., Monday mornings USUALLY SEEN: and heard Spin me back down the years and the days of my youth. Draw the lace and black curtain and shut out the whole truth. Spin me down the long ages. Let them sing the song. — Jethro Tull . . . rowdy . . . bug eyes . . . manager . . . 21 ROBERT BENJAMIN KEREKON Bobby Waddles Bob” UP ON: track, sports DOWN ON: cheap sneakers, rainy days LIFE IS: knowing the right people FAVORITE SAYING: If chickens had lips, they wouldn ' t have to peck for their food. USUALLY SEEN: Running MISERY IS: Feeling tired before a race starts FREEDOM IS: Doing your own thing without wrecking some- body elses Live life and die lived. Waste life and die dead. . . track . . . blue eyes . . . cute. ELIZABETH ANN KILMER Beth Berfie Kilmer UP ON: New Hampshire, water skiing, strawberry sundaes, soc- cer, weekends, summer nights, munching, comical DOWN ON: egotists, Med-Vale nursing home FAVORITE SAYING: Hey toots , Yea, sure”, Really?” USUALLY SEEN: in a red S.B. MISERY IS: getting hassled when I ' m having fun, Hi, Beth AMBITION: Nursing FREEDOM IS: To do what you want, with who you want, where you want, when you want, why you want, how you want, be- cause you want to. . . . soccer freak . . . courts . . . daring! . . . BRYAN KENNETH KINHART Byron B.K.” G.T.” UP ON: Basketball, baseball, cars DOWN ON: practice, losing LIFE IS: what you want it to be, and what you make it FAVORITE SAYING: Say what?”, Get outa here! USUALLY SEEN: In the gym, in a red Charger MISERY IS: Bad ankles AMBITION: To play professional baseball . . . FLIRT!!! . . . hoops . . . little Devil . . . moody . . . PATRICIA A. KNOWLES Knola” Rabbit UP ON: my family, friends DOWN ON: Thinking of what I ' m down on. LIFE IS: something I have yet to discover. FAVORITE SAYING: “Unbeliev- able!” USUALLY SEEN: Gay Nineties, home MISERY IS: sickness AMBITION: To be independent and successful FREEDOM IS: Being 18. . . . amiable . . . R.P. . . . infecti- ous laugh . . . outspoken . . . 22 KURT WESLEY KOBEL “Kobes Crasher Kobel” UP ON: Dylan, weekends, parties, baseball, sports. Room 234 DOWN ON: car accidents LIFE IS: blurry destinations and endless crossroads FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, what ' s up Gooch?”, I thought we were playing bumper cars. USUALLY SEEN: at the courts, Millbrook MISERY IS: Looking up and seeing Galeucia in front of you AMBITION: To dodge people ' s games Darkness at the break of noon. Shadows even the silver spoon. — Dylan — . . . good looking . . . Golden Boy . . . that smile . . . JENNIFER ANN KOLSTI “Jenn “Jeff Jeffsner” ' Jeffeffs ” UP ON: Dogs, winter in Vermont, AFS, EHLR DOWN ON: Rotting cats FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, tur- key “You moron” There ' s a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me. My life is worth the livin ' , I don ' t need to see the end. . . . Vet ... so serious??? . . . dog racer . . . sense of humor! ROBERT LaPLANTE Lappy” “Bob” UP ON: Good rimes. Parties DOWN ON: Nothing to do, rainy nights LIFE IS: Having a good rime. Doing whatever you want to USUALLY SEEN: Green and White Chevelle, in the park AMBITION: To make a lot of money and spend it on nice things . . . SS . . . BOF . . . It ' s breakin ' up . . . MICHELLE LeBOEUF “Mich” “Shell” UP ON: J.F., partying, sailing. Cape Cod, concerts DOWN ON: being alone, ignorant and snobby people, J.F. leaving for AZ LIFE IS: But a song we ' ve written in many ways. FAVORITE SAYING: You tur- key”, Tm psyched”, “Excellent USUALLY SEEN: at parties, in a green Cougar, with J.F. MISERY IS: Being tricked by an elder or a parent. AMBITION: To have many friends and become an interior de- corator. FREEDOM IS: Leaving home and succeeding on your own. ALAN LEHMANN There are faces I remember From the places in my past I said all the dead head miles And the insincere smiles Sometimes I can laugh and cry And I can ' t remember why But I still love those good times gone by Hold on to them close or let them go I don ' t know 1 just seem to sing these songs And say I ' m sorry for the friends I used to know — James Taylor — . J.T. nut . . . nice guy . . . THOMAS LENNON Tink” “Lento “Tommy” UP ON: Karate, Motorcycles, Mr. G ' s History Classes DOWN ON: Mr. Azer ' s Jokes LIFE IS: To learn as much as possi- ble and to do your best with what you learn FAVORITE SAYING: How ' s your Bum? USUALLY SEEN: When looked at MISERY IS: Having a broken nose AMBITION: To own a karate school, study law FREEDOM IS: Racing with the wind . . . involved . . . nice looking Ah yes Reminds me of my expedition into the wilds of Afganistan, we lost our cork-screws and were com- pelled to live on food and water for several days. 23 MARY ELIZABETH LOGUE “Mares ' Mare UP ON: The Pelkey Family, cruisin ' around, partying, Friday nights. DOWN ON: Saturday mornings, 7th pd. U.S. History with Girard, every single day. LIFE IS: A never ending circle. FAVORITE SAYING: This is the pits! USUALLY SEEN: Opening mouth, inserting foot. AMBITION: To go to college, get married, and have a family. FREEDOM IS: Going out and not being asked where. Go on be a hero Be a photograph Make your own myths Christ, I hope they last Longer than mine Wider than the sky We measure time by. Janis Ian . . . I ' m so-oo-o embarrassed . . . comedienne . . . little kids . . . TOBl JEAN LOMKER “Tobe” Tobi ' UP ON: Friends, silent talks, warmth, big leftovers, observing the opposite sex, 13. DOWN ON: Too many questions, L.s .B. LIFE IS: What we crave to learn about yet are always afraid to venture into. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Mac, You guys, leave me alone! “Nice” USUALLY SEEN: With the girls, like a kite. MISERY IS: Not being able to touch what you ' ve been reaching for for so long. AMBITION: To define the goals ahead of me and to try and ac- complish them. Worse comes to worst I ' ll get along 1 don ' t know how but sometimes I can be strong. Billy Joel , . . cool kid . . . nice dresser . . . MARY LOVE Mamie UP ON: Lemon pudding DOWN ON: Regrets MISERY IS: Before the harvest Full time illusions always hurt you in the end. And haunting ghosts can replay their part. To keep tender smiles down Don ' t let them turn you around. The answer ' s clear your peace has always been right here. Roberta Flack . . . talkative . . . confusing . . . eyes ... KEVIN S. LYALL Sparks “Bruce UP ON: Smiles, people, money FAVORITE SAYING: Probably. Python- Orientated Where do you go when you ' ve somewhere to run And the time isn ' t right but there things to be done You ' re trapped half-way up, you don ' t want to go back So you keep going on — com- promising the lack. For it never was easy to live with a head So I ' ve kept to the backroom and live there instead. What comes from the front-room is only for friends 1 have a bay window, but that ' s where it ends. . . . patches . . . dynamite person- ality . . . Monty Python . . . Sparko the magician JAMES GILLIS LYNN Gillis Gil UP ON: M.M., Led Zepplin, Sleep- ing in, 234, gum, the big O, concerts. DOWN ON: Slow drivers, non- partyers, studying, work. Dad waiting up for me after a rough night. LIFE IS: A mystery to me. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch ya la- ter! MISERY IS: Having just about everyone in the class being older than me. Leaves have fallen all around Time I was on my way Thanks to you I ' m much obliged Such a pleasant stay . . . I ' m gonna sing my song I Walk my way Live each day. Go around the world. I ' ll just . . . ramble on. Led Zepplin . . . carrots . . . that chest . . . Honor Society Pres. . . . ANNE-MARIE LYON Those school girl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone. But in my mind I know they will still live on and on. The time has come for closing books and long last looks must enl. And as I leave, I know that I am leaving my best friend. A friend who taught me right from wrong and weak from strong That ' s a lot to learn, what, what could I give you in return? . . . outgoing R.P. . . . Holy Cross adventures . . . 24 THOMAS EDWARD MacDONALD Mac” UP ON: Close friends, good food, girls, weekends, big o” DOWN ON: Losing someone you like, no money LIFE IS: Doing what you want to do and enjoying it AMBITION: To be successful and to meet many different people, to ski the world, be buried in snow, spend a night in every city in the U.S. FREEDOM IS: Being on your own. Performing to the best of your ability. Find better places to live, nicer people to live with. . . little nut . . . cute . . . base- ball . . . Mac-mobile . . . GLENN PERRY MacKENZlE Mack UP ON: Hockey, Skiing, Swim- ming, C.P., Vermont If I had ever been here before I would probably know just what to do I I had ever been here before. On another time around the wheel, 1 would probably know just how to deal with all of you And I feel like I ' ve been here be- fore. And you know it makes me wonder what ' s goin ' on under the ground Do you know, don ' t you wonder what ' s goin ' on down under the ground. . . . We have all been here before. David Crosby . . . Super Jock . . . one-half . . . unpredictable . . . DEBORAH ANNE MAINl Debbie Deb Raisin UP ON: good friends, poetry, Mrs. S., tennis, Bermuda, making people laugh, p.b., 76, T.B.B., smiles, memories, blue eyes, Bread,” peace with God and myself, Long, Long Time, Class of 77! Cape Cod suntans, Thurs. nights, crazy” times DOWN ON: good-byes, working every Saturday, peaches,” no spirit, h-b crushes, over- sleeping. ,1FE IS: what heppens to us while we are making other plans . . . JSUALLY SEEN: Carrying too much . . . AMBITION: to become a better person and enjoy life There is strength in love. If you love someone, you must be strong enough to allow them to be.” Nothing would be accomplished if a person waited until he could do it so well that no one could find fault with it!” . . Anton ' s, may 1 help you?” . . . the soup and hot dogs . . . Saturday . . . the best . . . what a smile . . . S.F. . . . WILLIAM KARL MANN ■■Bill” UP ON: Chicago, A.T., concerts, cruising DOWN ON: Landscaping, Monday mornings LIFE IS: Making money and spend- ing it foolishly FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? USUALLY SEEN: In a Blue Chevy MISERY IS: No car, nothing to do, working with J.S. AMBITION: Go to school, make money . . . nice guy . . . joker . . . Han- sel’s son . . . ROBERT MAPLES Mapes ■ ' chooch ■ ' railer” UP ON: Hendrix, Led Zep, Camaros DOWN ON: ' 69 Mustangs, hassles Baby child as a man As a living grain of sand . . . Sitting on the ever changing shore. Greeting the sunrise . . . Picked up on the gypsy woman, hair flaming night as ravens ever sleep . . . rainbow cloth tambourine complimenting her chant and graces. And love her God . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . ■ ' Athletic” . . . wake-up! . . . nice car . . . ALLISON BROOKE MARCH “Al” Ali” UP ON: “Vitamins,” the recipe, R.S., rainy days, snow, apple S Cl c Ic s FAVORITE SAYING: Let ' s go USUALLY SEEN: After school. Bubbling Brook, with Denise MISERY IS: No snow days, being talked at, saying good-bye AMBITION: to go on and keep changing for the better. FREEDOM IS: doing what I want always and forever . . . artistic . . . horses . . . spastic 25 JOY MARINELLA UP ON: skating, snowflakes, weekends, smiles DOWN ON: frowns, Mondays, skateboards, crutches LIFE IS: always changing MISERY IS: Monday mornings AMBITION: To go to college and become a vet. . . . personality plus . . . Christ- mas dance . . . volleyball . . . bubbly . . . BEN MARTIN “Bim” “Bimmy UP ON: Fall, winter, the outdoors, hunting, Maine, ski-doos DOWN ON: People with too much to say LIFE IS: Something to enjoy USUALLY SEEN: On the rail or almost anywhere AMBITION: Forestry FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want without getting a hard time . . . Causeway! . . . anyone there? CHARLES MASCARI “Charlie Chaz UP ON: Some passive B and D, eating raw pork FAVORITE SAYING: Hi! How are ya?”, “Hi ya Sambo! AMBITION: To buy some land and build a house FREEDOM IS: A free box lunch In the day we sweat it out in the streets of a runaway American dream. At night we ride through mansions of glory on suicide machines. Sprung from cages out on highway 9 . . . It ' s a death trap, it ' s a suicide trap, we gotta get out while we re young, ' cause tramps like us baby, we were born to run. . . . Big Red . . . biscuits ... in- sane . . . lovable . . . personal- ity plus . . . “Our Pres” . . . LESLIE MATZ UP ON: Maine, mountains. Cape fribble cups DOWN ON: Being the youngest, first period gym class AMBITION: To be able to get up just as fast as I fall In some way, however small and secret, each of us is a little mad . . . everyone is lovely at bot- tom and cries to be understood; But we can never entirely under- stand someone else, and each of us remain part stranger, even to those who love us. . . . beautiful hair . . . R.P. . . . quiet . . . rabbie . . . MARK STANLEY MAYFIELD UP ON: Graduating twice, playing rugby, American Field Service, good music, people who can laugh at themselves, peanuts. DOWN ON: Becoming a freshman again, racism. LIFE IS: Long enough to realize just how short it is. MISERY IS: Not getting to disect a cat. AMBITION IS: Dr. Mark S. Mayfield, B.Sc., M.D. I am only one. But still 1 am one. I cannot do everything. But still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the some- thing that I can do. Hale TIMOTHY PAUL McCARRICK UP ON: Flight, drums, and pre- history DOWN ON: Low wages, book re- ports, and Communism LIFE IS: Perrenial FAVORITE SAYING: “He that is more tolerant is more tolerable.” Happiness is: wealth. MISERY IS: Pain. AMBITION: Ambidexterity FREEDOM IS: Wealth . . . cynical . . . drummer boy . . . short and sweet . . . 26 JOHN JOSEPH McCarthy J ack Cracker” UP ON: football, having a good time DOWN ON: Stingy Jimmy LIFE IS: Taking the good times with the bad MISERY IS: Waking up in the morning AMBITION: To be successful . . . football Capt. . . . spirit . . . cracker jack . . . NANCY BETH McDOWELL Mac” Crisco McDoog ' s UP ON: Fridays DOWN ON: Mondays LIFE IS: Flying over a mountain in a hang glider FAVORITE SAYING: Far out! MISERY IS: having to get up in the morning AMBITION: to work with animals FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to do. . . . quiet . . . band . . . field hockey . . . JOSEPH McGONAGLE Joe” UP ON: Weekends, vacations DOWN ON: No money LIFE IS: a magazine It’s a funny old world. A man ' s lucky if he gets out of it alive. W.C. Fields . . witty . . . SHERYL DIANNE McGUE Sheri” Magoo UP ON: My pirate, sunshine. Cor- vettes, little kids, smiling faces, and hamsters. DOWN ON: fights, rain, and hav- ing night blindness MISERY IS: working as a nursing home cook AMBITION: to go for a ride Can I have time? Is it right what 1 feel? At times 1 doubt what I normally know is real. But right now I don ' t know what to do And it ' s all because of you I could never have denied that I need you by my side Cause without you life don ' t seem that much to me. Kansas . . . R.R. . . . short stuff . . . ami- able . . . Oh Tina, why did you let me do that?” . . . EDDIE McMAHON Fast Eddie” UP ON: sports, summer, nice chicks DOWN ON: knee operations, and being sick LIFE IS: A peanut butter sandwich FAVORITE SAYING: Leave me alone USUALLY SEEN: at the courts MISERY IS: being harassed AMBITION: to be a physical edu- cation instructor FREEDOM IS: being able to do what you want . . . Mr. P.E. . . . Speedy ... Si- lent . . . JAMES PAUL McMlLLAN Mac UP ON: Friday nights and Molsons DOWN ON: Monday mornings LIFE IS: an every day thing AMBITION: to be successful FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to do . . . football star . . . cute . . . nice physique . . . more than meets the eye . . . 27 CHERYL ANN MEADER Charlie” Meata” UP ON: C.C., Jinx, 11 22 74 DOWN ON: Wasted words LIEE IS: Taken for granted by too many people USUALLY SEEN: But not heard FAVORITE SAYING: Non omnis moriar. Alone I walked on the ocean strand, A pearly shell was in my hand; I stooped and wrote upon the sand. My name, the year, the day. As onward from the spot 1 passed. One lingering look behind 1 cast, A wave came rolling high and fast. And washed my lines away. — Hannah Gould . . . Jinx . . . Kansas . . . beauti- ful blonde 28 KATHLEEN JOAN McMILLAN ' Mac Kathy” UP ON: Jon, skiing, soccer, getting rowdy, munchies, baking, being with the girls. DOWN ON: L.S.B., Sugarloaf LIFE IS: Just having a good time FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s going on? MISERY IS: Getting busted by your own parents. AMBITION: To make it through life FREEDOM IS: Not being told what to do . . . class rowdy . . . smiley . . . Jon . . . twin NANCY ELLEN MORAN Nance” Nan UP ON: Snow days, Sugarloaf, friends, munchies, good times, P.B.C. DOWN ON: running for the bus in the morning, bad moods LIFE IS: a lasting treasure or a mo- ments pleasure. Way over yonder is a place I have seen In a garden of wisdom from some long ago dream Maybe tomorrow I ' ll find my way To the land where honey runs in rivers each day And the sweet tasting good life is so easily found Way over yonder — that ' s where I ' m bound. . . . friendliest . . . Moron . . . nice clothes . . . rosy cheeks MARY E. McMILLAN Mare” Mac UP ON: G.L., skiing. Munching out, weekends, 234, Sugarloaf, long talks, friends, concerts, veg- ing out DOWN ON: no privacy, rainy weekends, L.S.B., prisses, being called the wrong one LIFE IS: One day at a time AMBITION: To do the best at whatever I do. Way over yonder is a place that I know Where 1 can find shelter from hunger and cold And the sweet tasting good life is easily found I know when I get there, the first thing I ' ll see Is the sun shining golden — right down on me Then trouble ' s gonna lose me — worry leave me behind And I ' ll stand up proudly in true peace of mind Way over yonder — that ' s where I ' m bound. Carole King . . . Twin . . . nice dresser . . . class rep CHRISTIE MORRIS “Crist UP ON: Good music, beaches in the winter, harper, milk with no dessen, a cute curl lip, summer ' 75 DOWN ON: Laughing too hard. Bob Gamere, 228 loads, loud touch, Paul Williams FAVORITE SAYING: Em game; cute. AMBITION: To be a senior stewardess for T.W.A. And now we are grown With debts and regrets Broken hearts and sentimental schemes Now every tender failure seems to Overthrow old dreams. Love can drive a normal woman to extremes. It was so easy once holding hands without a plan. It was so easy once holding hands. Just holding hands. — Carly Simon . . . Paul . . . R.P. . . . funny faces ... 21 points MARK MELLEA UP ON: Having a good time, cars j DOWN ON: Working on Friday nights, not being able to talk to I girls easy I LIFE IS: Doing what you wanted to do when you wanted to FAVORITE SAYING: Winning isn ' t everything . . . It ' s the only thing. USUALLY SEEN: At Dave ' s or at work. AMBITION: Owning a ' 67 Vette, being the fastest in town FREEDOM IS: Being able to do everything once. . . . band . . . Mellea!!!! . . . hoc- key CHARLES MORSE “Chuck” “Charlie” UP ON: Cross-country, weekends DOWN ON: Boring Chem labs, Sunday track practice LIFE IS: Worth living, so enjoy yourself! FAVORITE SAYING: What s up? USUALLY SEEN: Running MISERY IS: Having no time of my own AMBITION: To really become someone. FREEDOM IS: Having nothing to do • • ■ flying feet . . . organist . . . band . . . good kid! PATRICIA ANN MUNROE “Patty” “Bucket” Memories Memories are made of things That happen every day Moments as we live them Things we do or say Little bits and pieces Of laughter mixed with tears Paragraphs and pages Written through the years The friendships we remember Mistakes that we regret The ending of a love We never could forget We can’t erase the sadness Or edit out the tears We can ' t undo the wrong We can ' t relive the years But since memories keep building Each day can be the start Of making new and happy ones To store within the heart. . . . 228 load . . . flirt . . . R.P. . . . Bucky SCOTT MUNROE Scotty” “Turk UP ON: Football, being in good physical shape AMBITION: To go to college Ehe same leaves over and over again! Ehey fall from giving shade above Eo make one texture of faded brown And fit the earth like a leather glove. Before the leaves can mount again Eo fill the trees with another shade, Ehey must go down past things coming up Ehey must go down into the dark decayed. Ehey must be pierced by flowers and put Beneath the feet of dancing flowers. However it is in some other world 1 know that this is the way in ours. — Robert Frost . . That smile . . . quiet . . . football superstar EDWARD W. MURRAY Sneakers “Murski UP ON: J.M., Chevelle SS’s, vans, skiing, summer, parties DOWN ON: No parties, work, no snow LIFE IS: What you want it to be USUALLY SEEN: Around MISERY IS: Working on a nice weekend, rainy weekends AMBITION: To make it all the way FREEDOM IS: Being free . . . Baker . . . golden hammer . . . GTO . . . BOF PETER DAVID NESS “Elliot” UP ON: Winning soccer games, parties, good music, ski trips DOWN ON: Double Sessions, rainy weekends LIFE IS: Full of mysteries USUALLY SEEN: At the courts MISERY IS: Falling off T-bars at Sugarloaf AMBITION: Veterinary Medicine FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want, when you want. . . . Soccer . . . Elliot . . . Classy Cars LINDA MARIE NETHERTON Nethertone ” “Lin ” UP ON: Music, special people, au- tumn leaves, apples, running, beaches, convertibles, a full gas tank, a free afternoon, a spring breeze, school plays, Valentine’s Day. Oh do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men. Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. Pray for powers equal to your task. Then the doing of your work shall be no miracle. But you shall be a miracle. Everyday you shall wonder at yourself, and at the richness of life which has come to you by the grace of God. — Phillips Brooks . . play ' 76 . . . musical . . . smartie . . . three musketeers . . . whirlwind of activity 29 MICHAEL R. NICKERSON Mike” Nick” UP ON: The allright gut, baseball with Woobie, harrassment, flam- ing telepaths DOWN ON: Stetson ' s Singing AMBITION: To be remembered when I die . . . jock . . . Friendlys ' . . . Nick the What . . . Candy Freak JEANNE ELIZABETH NIGHTINGALE Jeanne-o” Dental” “Bean” UP ON: M.C.C., ‘ P V. ' the M.F.P., finding someone ' s dime, 6 1 82. DOWN ON: Being too cautious, getting harrassed in Math, 6 1 82 FAVORITE SAYING: You ' ll get over it. AMBITION: To be 15 instead of 151 2 Here ' s to the winners, lift up the glasses Here ' s to the glory, still to be Here s to the battle, whatever it ' s for To ask the best of ourselves Then give much more. Here ' s to the heroes, those who move mountains Here ' s to the miracles they make us see Here ' s to all brothers, here ' s to all people Here ' s to the winners All of us can be. . . . Friendly . . . freckles . . . band major . . . free spirit JAMES NOLAN Jim UP ON: Girls, graduating, summer, DAT. DOWN ON: Big green Chryslers, AR-1, Ibanez, Subarus, Fiat, J.T. LIFE IS: Just Beginning FAVORITE SAYING: Who ' s buy- ing? FREEDOM IS: Having your own car . . . Big Jim . . . Lone Ranger . . . tall, blond and handsome 30 MARY CLARE O ' GRADY Mar” UP ON: Snow and skiing, good times with friends, weekends and parties LIFE IS: Not as bad as people make it out to be MISERY IS: Being new AMBITION: Enjoy life, travel FREEDOM IS: On my own doing what I want I’ve left another twelve-month span of precious time behind me — I’ll think about it long after, stored with anecdotes that leave me weak with laughter, the days flash by, full of fun and joy with a bright shining face on each and everyone. I want to know, to feel, to learn. 1 want to share and give — I want to make the most of everyday I live. . . . station wagon . . . observer? . . . New York . . . sweet . . . long-johns STEVE OLERICH Bowlrich UP ON: Living, loving, luck DOWN ON: Bad deals LIFE IS: Worth living FAVORITE SAYING: Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends USUALLY SEEN: Partying MISERY IS: Mudville, the armpit of the East Coast Wond’ring aloud, how we feel to- day. Last night sipped the sunset, my hand in her hair. We are our own saviours as we start both our hearts beating life into each other. Wond’ring aloud, will the years treat us well. As she floats in the kitchen. I’m tasting the smell of her as the butler runs. Then she comes, spilling crumbs on the bed. And I shake my head. And it ' s only the giving that makes you what you are. I MARGARET ANN NORTON j Peggy “Peglit” Pegs I UP ON: Long weekends, friends, ] summer vacation i DOWN ON: Snowy days, Monday j mornings s LIFE IS: What you make it ! FAVORITE SAYING: Cute, really cute; that ' s not nice USUALLY SEEN: yes, usually MISERY IS: Getting up early on a Saturday morning AMBITION: To make the most out of life Don’t walk in front of me — 1 may not follow. Don’t walk behind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me — and just be my friend. . . . statie . . . that serve . . . S.H.F. KATHY LEE OLSON “Oise UP ON: Dave Cowens, laughter, traveling, sports DOWN ON; Phony people, showoffs LIFE IS: Being happy enough to al- ways keep smiling FAVORITE SAYING; “Mon Dieu! ' USUALLY SEEN: Where there is loud, evil laughter! MISERY IS: Everyone thinking I ' m a teacher AMBITION; I want to be power- ful, successful, and I always want to have lots of friends. FREEDOM IS: Walking along a country road in New England with the sun upon your face and the wind blowing in your hair during any of the four seasons. . . . Olsie babes . . . devilish gig- gle . . . T-Bird . . . JOHN O ' TOOLE “Shmoe’’ Johnny O UP ON: Good hoop games down the courts DOWN ON: Not too much LIFE IS: Allright, you have to live with it USUALLY SEEN: At the courts MISERY IS: Raining nights and no place to go AMBITION: To have an ambition FREEDOM IS: Being with people you want to be with . . . J.C.Y. ... 75 ... 76 .. . blondie . . . Scottie ' s Little Pal . . . Johnny O . . . SANDRA LEE OWEN Sandy JP ON: hiking, skanng, new exper- iences, having a good time DOWN ON; Losing friends LIFE IS; Whatever you make it FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re kid- ding. Really! MISERY IS; Not being able to communicate with others AMBITION: To be happy and suc- ceed in whatever I like doing. FREEDOM IS: Being able to be yourself all the time . . Perfect hair . . . cute . . . DAVID PARMIGIANE Sliver Gene UP ON: Slow weekends, fast motorcycles DOWN ON: Crowded halls FAVORITE SAYING: Nice, it ' s Friday. MISERY IS: Having no money FREEDOM IS: Motorcycles in Maine . . . Motorcycles . . . blue eyed blond . . . rosy cheeks . . . BOF . . . PAUL PHELAN Pablo UP ON: Having a good time, Heineken, Chicago, Eagle con- certs, Molsons DOWN ON: Fakes, phonies, leaches and snobs LIFE IS: Remembering yesterdays, living today, dreaming of tomor- row MISERY IS; Running laps, walking to town, nothing to do USUALLY SEEN: With Elliot and Juda AMBITION: To be an extrovert? . . . Desperado, Why don ' t you come to your senses Come down from your fences. Open your gate. It may be raining But there ' s a rainbow above you You bette r let somebody love you Before it ' s too late. . . . red hair . . . O.B.W. . . . track . . . teaser DONALD EMERSON PHIPPS Phippsie Phonnie Dipps Emerson” D.J.E.P.” UP ON; Tesno, season passes, a good sail DOWN ON: April vacations. Labor Day FAVORITE SAYING: Have I got a nova for you! USUALLY SEEN; Everywhere ex- cept Medfield — luckily! MISERY IS: Five and a half years of Spanish and still not trilling r ' s correctly AMBITION: A large sailboat, finish the MV W.E.P. . . . skiing . . . speedy fingers . . . sails . . . funny (Si, Si) . . . 31 PATRICIA M. PLANTE “Patty Pat” Red FAVORITE SAYING: I cant be- lieve it! Don’t you feel a change a coming from another side of time, Breaking down the walls of silence, lifting shadows from your mind. Placing back the missing mirrors that before you couldn’t find. Filling mysteries of an emptiness that yesterday left behind. And we all know its better Yesterday has past Now let’s all start the living For the one that’s going to last. C. Stevens strawberry blonde . . . quiet . . . intriguing THOMAS RICHARD POOR Nigga” Tar Mama UP ON: Nice, fast dirt bikes DOWN ON: Sept. 5 and Oct. 2, 1975 LIFE IS: Staying out late and sleep- ing in the morning FAVORITE SAYING: You’re a girl! USUALLY SEEN: Being a girl seven nights a week. MISERY IS: Living home AMBITION: To move out of the house as soon as possible FREEDOM IS: Living out of the house with someone you love crazy . . . boisterous . . . Niga . . . the tree EDWARD PORTMANN ’’Forty UP ON: BSR, weekends, getting the car DOWN ON: 6:30 Monday morn- ing LIFE IS: One long string of sur- prises USUALLY SEEN: With Mack MISERY IS: Having no BSR AMBITION: To always have a good time FREEDOM IS: Being yourself, doing your own thing FAVORl ' TE SONG: Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy Chick Corea CAROL LEE POTTS ’Pottsie” “Care ” Bean ” UP ON: Skiing, G.M., gymnastic the sun, pecan pie, Bonnie Rai FAVORITE SAYING: I’m sut you really do that too! USUALLY SEEN: With Glenn MISERY IS: Dropping my gui during a volleyball game, the having to put it back in m mouth AMBITION: To go to Hawa some day 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. C. Stever athletic . . . Mary? . . . the othe half . . . cute MARY ELLEN POTTS Pottsie Mare UP ON: Skiing, sunshine, 6M$M, gymnastics, visiting the Langs, Little Feat, Tweety FAVORITE SAYING: Serious now, Sul haha AMBITION: To visit Bursey in Hawaii If you want to sing out, sing out. And if you want to be free, be free And if you want to say yes, say yes And if you want to be you, be you. C. Stevens gymnastics . . . Carol? . . . preppy . . . cute KATHLEEN CECILIA POWELL Katie ” “Lates ” Hick ” UP ON: Danie, good times, get loaded, stock car racing, the beach, good friends, Zepplin DOWN ON: Jocks, Mrs. Kelly, gym, Basic Bill, no money, no one around, moving, working, saying good bye, two faced peo- ple LIFE IS: Full of ups and downs FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s get loaded USUALLY SEEN: Around MISERY IS: School, Monday morn- ings, being tickled, my middle name AMBITION: To get rich quick FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want, free of criticism s.c. . . . tails . . . rowdy . . . pyramid flasher 32 KIMBERLIE ALYN RANDLETT “Kim” Kimmie” “Kimba” Kimbo UP ON: weekends, June ’77, meet- ing people, camping DO ' ' 0 ON: crazy drivers, two- faced people, people who feel they’re better than anyone else LIFE IS: Too short so start early and get all you can out of it. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, Crow! What was that I’m starved.” Hey, Peggy, got a live saver? USUALLY SEEN: In a blue pinto with my co-pilot MISERY IS: Not being able to go where I want and who I want to be with AMBITION: To become a fashion merchandiser FREEDOM IS: Out of the house, having fun with friends . . . “If a picture paints a thousand words, then why can’t I paint you? . . . what a laugh . . . pic- colo . . . that walk . . . drama- tic DAVID RAFFIN “Raffino” UP ON: Auto Mechanics, S.I. DOWN ON: A few things LIFE IS: OK USUALLY SEEN: Anywhere MISERY IS: A few more things AMBITION: Mechanical Techni- cian in the U.S. Coast Guard FREEDOM IS: Going out on the weekend RICHARD RAY “Rayford” ’ ON: Weekends DWN ON: School FE IS: A bummer iUALLY SEEN: Around dBITION: Getting out of school . BOF . . . quiet . . . nice eyes MICHAEL REARDON UP ON: Art, starmen, hikin’, good t imes DOWN ON: Everyone’s best friend, J.M. LIFE IS: Whatever you want FAVORITE SAYING: Stick it in ya ear. USUALLY SEEN: At the Watson’s MISERY IS: Being two lousy sec- onds late AMBITION: Occupy the tenth floor of 575 Madison Ave. FREEDOM IS: No deadlines DAVID REIGER UP ON: Beth”, programmable people, procrastination DOWN ON: ’’Bugs ” LIFE IS: A waste of precious time FAVORITE SAYING: If you fix and adjust something long enough, it will break. AMBITION: To establish and lead a sanctuary for demented mun- chkins ■ . . ??organized????? . . , Bul- lard’s . . . intelligent . . . good personality 33 BRYAN RICHARD RIPLEY Rip” UP ON: Winter, snow days, D.M., Hockey DOWN ON: Dead Saturday nights, Monday morning Blues LIFE IS: a drag, a must, you do what you can, and you do what you must FAVORITE SAYING: Who asked you? USUALLY SEEN: But not heard MISERY IS: Working Friday nights FREEDOM IS: Leaving MHS JAMES RIPLEY Rip UP ON: Fishing DOWN ON: Gym LIFE IS: Doing what you want to do. MISERY IS: Getting up in the morning AMBITION: To go to trade school FREEDOM IS: Doing what I choose RICHARD ROGERS Roger Dodger Dodger” UP ON: J.C., Miller, Causeway Nights DOWN ON: Medway police , no beer money LIFE IS: A big dream FAVORITE SAYING: Go Buck yourself, What s happening? USUALLY SEEN: Sitting on the Bank rail with Mills, cemetary MISERY IS: Getting up for work at 4:00 in the morning AMBITION: Go to embalming school or the army. FREEDOM IS: Being on my own . . . Causeway St. . . . gravedigger . . . Legion . . . FRANCIS DAVID ROSSI Frannie” Fran UP ON: Snow, skiing, riding around and graduation DOWN ON: The price of gas! FAVORITE SAYING: I don t know! USUALLY SEEN: riding around or working on my truck MISERY IS: Having to get up and go to school AMBITION: To be successful in life FREEDOM IS: To be indepen- dently wealthy and never have to worry about anything. . . . the Frances . . . that truck . . . rosy cheeks . . . JEAN MARIE SACCHETINE Jeannie ” Sacc” UP ON: Helping others DOWN ON: hurting others feel- ings LIFE IS: Short FAVORITE SAYING: Any second thoughts? USUALLY SEEN: Babysittjng at Yancy ' s AMBITION: is to get a good secre- tarial job FREEDOM IS: Pete ' s Dream 34 CARYL BETH SALISBURY CBS UP ON: M.G. ' s, Brewster beach, chicken ripple ice cream, biking, Vermont, special people FAVORITE SAYING: I’m not tall, your growth was stunted USUALLY SEEN: In the music room MISERY IS: Carlyle Salziburgy AMBITION: To make more money than I spend All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost, The old that is strong does not whither. Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be wo- ken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken. The crownless again shall be king. J. RR. Tolkein . . . tall . . . McDonald ' s . . . singer . . . music room groupie MALCOLM M. SEAMAN Seamonkey ” Seadonkey” Donkey UP ON; Party n with friends DOWN ON: Jack LIFE IS: Enjoyin ' it FAVORITE SAYING: Got a joint? USUALLY SEEN: Party ' n around MISERY IS; Getting caught by Jack’s good eye AMBITION: To succeed FREEDOM IS: No harrassments baker . . . C monkey . . . Gram- my ' s car . . . spaced . . . DOUGLAS SHARP “Nipa “Sharpy” UP ON: Good parties that last long, Molson ' s, soccer DOWN ON: “Stormy Mondays”, perps LIFE IS: Life IS..? USUALLY SEEN; Hanging around MISERY IS: Experiencing life ' s bummers AMBITION: To find happiness in whatever path I go. FREEDOM IS: Supposedly for everyone. “Some say a man makes his life. Some say that it’s made. When you find out what to do, oh. Some time it’s too late.” Savoy Brown soccer . . . nippall . . . beaver . . . BRIAN DOUGLAS STETSON “Stets” UP ON: Robin Trowser, Football, weekends DOWN ON: Broken collar bones, harrassment LIFE IS: Games, competition, feats of strength FAVORITE SAYING: Excuse me for living USUALLY SEEN: Sleeping on the front lawn AMBITION: To become a mil- lionaire joker . . . Valiant . . . fudge . . . “look of innocence MARK ST. PIERRE “Saint” “Pierresy” UP ON: Friday and Saturday nights, Schlitz, long weekends, Boofa DOWN ON: Two-faced people, Sunday mornings, Medway Police , no liscence LIFE IS: A fools game FAVORITE SAYING; Go in your own Jack yard and back off, USUALLY SEEN: Under the weather MISERY IS: People telling you what to do AMBITION: To win the lottery at 18 FREEDOM IS; being self- supporting, independent tall . . . Causeway St. . . . good- looking ... “I can be very Friendly! ANDREW T. SENATORE Chewy” “Andy” UP ON: Fast cars, concerts. S.R., adventure, fine music, A gold, jayter DOWN ON: Rumors, informers, being harassed by the Beak of tr . Week LIFE IS: Nothing special until you say yes FAVORITE SAYING: That would be super! USUALLY SEEN: At the park MISERY IS: Green grass AMBITION: To make the most out of what I ' ve got. FREEDOM IS: Traveling up your own road “And if the clouds burst, thunder in your ear. You shout and no one seems to hear. And if the band you’re in starts playing different tunes, rU see you on the Dark Side of the Moon. . . . Bay Bank . . . the tree . . . BOF . . . acorns GALE MARIE SINATRA UP ON: CJ Nova FAVORITE SAYING: Really! MISERY IS: Not being able to see FREEDOM IS: Having my wishes come true Where are you going? Can you take me with you? For my hand is cold and needs warmth. Where are you going? Far beyond where the horizon lies And the land sinks into mellow blueness 0 Please, take me with you . . . Let me skip the road with you 1 can dare myself I’ll put a pebble in my shoe And watch me walk, I can walk, I can walk . . . Then I’ll take your hand Finally glad that you are here By my side. flighty . . . flirty . . . flitty . . . pretty eyes . . . Chip . . . 35 NANCY JANE SULLIVAN Sully” “Sul” “Sullibun” UP ON: 6 M $ M, beaches, sleep- ing DOWN ON: people who say “psyched , Big S LIFE IS: full of decisions FREEDOM IS: Not needing a pass to go to the bathroom If you wish to see the valleys, climb to the mountain top; if you desire to see the mountain top, rise into the cloud; but if you seek to understand the cloud, close your eyes and think. Kahlil Gibran what are you, on drugs? , . . Cap- tain Sully . . . let ' s have a byop . . . super jock . . . big smile THOMAS SULLIVAN TIMOTHY PATRICK SULLIVAN Tim” Fuzz Simmy UP ON: skiing, concerts, double sessions, summer DOWN ON: harassment, boredom MISERY IS: sitting next to Nicker- son on the T AMBITION: to enjoy life ■ ' Momma ' s little baby loves shortnin ' , shortnin ' . . . breck boy ... PATRICK A. THOMPSON Pat” UP ON: telling dirty jokes at the lunch table while Mrs. Economos stands by not realiz- ing. DOWN ON: listening to Teaques you ' re so small jokes the whole evening USUALLY SEEN: sitting at Ma Bouviers kitchen table FAVORITE SAYING: Jackie, you coming?” MISERY IS: looking for Mr. Levoeuf at work FREEDOM IS: knowing you don ' t have to come back to M.H.S. on a Monday morning!! LISA TlBERl “Lis” shorty UP ON: playing pool, dancing, Dylan DOWN ON: unfriendly people LIFE IS: confusing but understand- ing FAVORITE SAYING: Oh ya!?! with time perhaps I will pass the traps and find some peace and understanding. after you ' d come and while you ' re gone you leave me guessing — its depressing. never to know the way to go to find some time along a little less pressing so you just have to laugh when it hurts so much you ' re so far away and so hard to touch I have reached the top of my wall and all I ' ve found is another way to fall — Moody Blues cutie . . . good dresser . . . com- pact ALISON THOMAS Al UP ON: Skiing, Sugarloaf, the West, Indian summer days, the outdoors, muncRies, happy memories, good times spent with friends, traveling and meet- ing new people, Dan Fogelberg DOWN ON: being fickle, making decisions, Fat AMBITION: to see the rest of the world Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail . . . There ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out. — Cat Stevens . . . beautiful clothes . . . sooooo FAT (right!) . . . gorgeous smile . . . a 36 KATHLEEN C. TIGHE Tine” “Dathy” UP ON: Anne Marie Christie doing Bob Gamere, The WEIRS, Lake Winnespesankee, Christie’s cellar with HAYES, Ten Years After DOWN ON: Spaz jokes, working on Friday nights, a pinball wizard, Dia, rain on weekends, Nork, election speeches USUALLY SEEN: with my Friends Tell me where is Sanity? Tax the rich Feed the poor Tell me there are rich no more I ' d love to change the world But I don’t know what to do so 1 11 leave it up to you Ten Years After spaz . . . R.P. . . . Bob-Bob . . . DIA . . . KAREN ANN TILTON KT” Tilt ” Flash ” UP ON: friends, parties, skiing, good times, laughing, gum DOWN ON: fools, getting caught being, being set into a stereotype, bakery’s, gym, moody people LIFE IS: a fortune cookie FAVORITE SAYING: nice!, al- right!, yeah? USUALLY SEEN: with a friend MISERY IS: being grounded, losing a friend AMBITION: to never grow old FREEDOM IS: flying in a cloud Not to go back is somewhat to ad- vance, and men must walk, at least, before they dance. A. Pope fudge . . . buses . . . Shine On Harvest Moon . . . VASILIKI TRANTOPOULOS “Bessie Vas ” The Greek UP ON: friendly people, hoUdays, traveling DOWN ON: making pizza, getting up early in the morning, raining Sundays LIFE IS: to be free and do what you think is right FAVORITE SAYING: shut up Wandi,” I’ll kill you, you’re in trouble ” USUALLY SEEN: at Royal’s MISERY IS: taking gym, school lunches AMBITION: to become a teacher in Greece FREEDOM IS: being yourself no matter what other people say Roy-yal Pizzza!” . . . CHRISTINA MARIE TRAY “Tina” Squeaky ” UP ON: warm, sunny days, mint chocolate chip ice cream, FRIENDLY people, a day off DOWN ON: people who lie, win- ter, being short LIFE IS: something we should be grateful for FAVORITE SAYING: take a walk” — USUALLY SEEN: gay 90”s, in the office MISERY IS: working 7 days a week, having nothing to do AMBITION: to work with and help less fortunate people FREEDOM IS: being able to do what I want, making my own decisions tiny Tina . . . flirt . . . smiles . . . “where ' s my keys?” BOB TULLOCH Louy UP ON: skiing, weekends, baseball, football, pats 76 DOWN ON: Mondays, getting up in the morning FAVORITE SAYING: I”m sure USUALLY SEEN: the courts, up town FREEDOM IS: doing what you want, when you want KATHLEEN ROBIN TUTTLE “K.T.” Tut Kathy” Kathy who UP ON: good times, rowdy parties, good friends, J.C. DOWN ON: rainy weekends, snobby people LIFE IS: what you make of it FAVORITE SAYING: “calm down, unlax, shake it easy ” and NICE” USUALLY SEEN: with Dawn and Alan or on the phone MISERY IS: getting up in the morning AMBITION: to graduate from Medfield High FREEDOM IS: being 18 and being yourself A Friend” A Friend is someone who likes you. Someone with whom you can really be yourself One who appreciates the good in you overlooks the bad in you and brings out the best in you. 37 G RANT TWEEDLE UP ON: People, places, life, living and kiwis, Israel and potato farming LIFE IS: ? FAVORITE SAYING: Rubarb, tough bickie USUALLY SEEN: Trying to get some sleep HAPPINESS IS: Being an Israel potato farmer AMBITION: To become an Israel potato farmer outspoken . . . A.F.S. ... ar- gumentative . . . jokester . . . KEITH R. ULRICH UP ON: bicycling, running, the be- ach, physics, movies DOWN (3N: grass laps and the Hunt Club USUALLY SEEN: in fifth place on Nebo Street MISERY IS: always losing track meets AMBITION: to get into Harvard and cycle around the world . . . early grad . . . a lot upstairs! . . . cute MIKE URBAN You are a fluk of the universe. You have no right to be here, and whether you can hear it or not. The universe is laughing behind your back. Go placidly and the noise and waste, and remember what com- fort there may be in owning a piece thereof, avoid quiet and passive persons unless you are in need of sleep Rotate your tires, speak flowingly of those greater than yourself and heed well their advice even though they be turkeys. Know what to kiss and when, con- sider that two wrongs never make a right but that three do. Wherever possible put people on hold. Be comforted in the face of all arid- ity and dissillushiment, and de- spite the changing fortune of time There is always a big future in com- puter maintenance! “Deteorate . . . argumentative . . . RICHARD VIETZE “Vietzie “Vicious “Claudell UP ON: weekends away from home skiing, BYOW parties DOWN ON: getting busted early on a Saturday night LIFE IS: like my VW, it never works FAVORITE SAYING: for duty and humanity USUALLY SEEN: when looked at MISERY IS: poor conditions AMBITION: to lead a happy life as a bachelor and raise my children to do the same FREEDOM IS: coming home late and finding Mom and Dad asleep Throw out your gold teeth And see how they roll The answer they reveal Life is unreal — Steely Dan skiing . . . itsy bitsy Vietsy . . . nice-looking! . . . DEBORAH ANNE WALKER Deb ' Debbie Squawk O A Mouth Walkie UP ON: beginnings, sunsets, moon- lit nights, beaches, my friends, Chicago, winning competition, memories, SHF, Vt., C.C., peace with God, Class of Memories Dolls of long ago have all been placed upon the shelf Mirrors in my mind reflect the change in myself . . . Memories are all that s left of shovel sand box days. Of party dresses, mud pie messes, other childish ways . . . Boys were creeps who pulled your hair and called you nasty names But now they ' ve changed and all in- sist on playing different games. . . . Things have changed and nothing seems the way it was be- fore . . . . . . McDonald s . . . what a laugh . P.G. . . . with it . . . what a mouth LORRAINE L. WEIKER Lori UP ON: Friday and Saturday nights. Payday, vacations, a favor- ite pair of jeans, strawberry yogurt. Best of Bread, Janis Jop- lin DOWN ON: paying for insurance, old houses LIFE IS: taking each day one at a time and living it to its fullest FAVORITE SAYING: what? ' USUALLY SEEN: at home, with J.A.C., with the girls MISERY IS: no money, working on weekends AMBITION: to find a high paying job FREEDOM IS: just another word for nothin ' left to lose, and nothin ' ain ' t worth nothin, ' but it ' s free . . . Janis Joplin 38 ELIZABETH RENAE WHITE “Liz” “Betty” “Beth” “Elizabetty “Puddles” “Chabela” “Chubbs “Chubby” “Chubby-log” “Whitie” “White” “G.T.” “Louise Day White” “Isabel” “Betty-boo” “Betty Wetty” “Rachel” “Bett” UP ON: rolled oats, Vail, 5T ”, J.T. FAVORITE SAYING: What a Bite!” “Hey . . . Laura, Vaya!” help me up dust me off feed me warmth you are comfort Let me lean on you until I can stand alone I will then stand a little taller, and you will be proud to have a friend such as I. Peter McWilliams If you had listened haiJ enough you might have heard what I meant to say. Nothing. Rod McKuen cheerleading captain . . . school spirit . . . Golden Thimble! . . . gullable . . . cute FREDERICK CHARLES WICKER “Fred” “Fast Freddy” UP ON: being a basketball manag- er, Big Blue DOWN ON: no car LIFE IS: relaxing listening to records FAVORITE SAYING: this is in- human USUALLY SEEN: on Ridge Rd, or in a red charger MISERY IS: Monday mornings AMBITION: to be a custodian FREEDOM IS: being with “friends” on a Friday or Saturday night all-time manager . . . nice car . . . spirit link extravagance . . . Howie ' s helper . . . MARK WHITING UP ON: Chinese food, Sunday af- ternoon football games, swim- ming LIFE IS: life an upset stomach, you never know whats coming up next USUALLY SEEN: eating MISERY IS: 1st period History AMBITION: Engineering FREEDOM IS: a long weekend brainy . . . kinda quiet . . . CHARLES B. WIGGS “Chip” “Wiggy” Wigger” UP ON: the Nova, byow partys DOWN ON: stingy Timmy, getting busted early on a Saturday night FAVORITE SAYING: give it a match MISERY IS: first period gym AMBITION: to become a Carme- lite Missionary Find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you. Lay your body down. Stephen Stills No. 82 . . . whip . . . sarcastic . . . oh, shutup! . . . LAURA LEE WILLIAMS Laura Lee “Lar ” “Loot FAVORITE SAYING: Really?! “Well, if you don ' t like it, that ' s just tough! UP ON: B.S., “a common interest,” “the M.F.P., ' babble, opening David ' s lunch DOWN ON: speeding tickets, self-confidence, Gillis eating french fries instead of carrots What would you do if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me? Friends, lend me your ear and I ' ll sing you a song and I ' ll try not to sing out of key. Oh I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends and I ' ll get high with a litth lelp from my friends and I ' r onna try with a little help from my friends, individual , . . gullable . . . beauti- ful nails and lash ' -s . . . attrac- tive . . . Cad ' ' ' ' ruiser . . . CATHERINE MARY WISNIEWSKI Wiz” UP ON: backpacking, out with the gang, beating Westwood, my rhman DOWN ON: unknown chemistry unknowns, windy days in band, blowing a spike, being put down in Calculus for 180 days USUALLY SEEN: with my foot in my mouth AMBITION: to be a vet and live on Beacon Hill Lums . . . Ground Round . . . Tourney 75 . . . Band Ex- changes . . . Mr. Simpson!!!” . . . Hello, Wall? . , . Home- coming 75 . . . 12 15 76 . . . the soup and hot dogs . . . Wizmagool . .. Wizamogonacek . . . What ' s a Wiz? . . . — Harry Kemp hard worker . . . involved in everything . . . those legs! . . . great personality . . . Wizzzzzz . . . S.S.F. . . . 39 JOAN MARIE WOODLOCK Joni Wooky Bones” Bony Joni” Wood UP ON: the Cape, mornings at Lords, Sloe Gin, long weekends, friends, D.W.M. DOWN ON; E.J.W. Jr., October 31, 1975, a certain brown suit LIFE IS: helping one another to make it worth living FAVORITE SAYING: in a min- ute!!! I ' m only kidding USUALLY SEEN: at Fernandes baking, or in a blue wagon MISERY IS: getting up in the morning AMBITION: to have as many kids as my mother?!! FREEDOM IS; not being asked where you’re going and when you ' re coming home complex . . . Wood . . . Fernandes WENDY JEANNE WOTITZKY Wen” Wotisk ” “Wo” Winifred ” UP ON; SHF, snow, sunsets, the beach, friends, long weekends, having a good rime DOWN ON: unfriendly people, rainy weekends, Monday morn- ings LIFE IS; whatever you want it to be FAVORITE SAYING; Do you fly?” you’re kidding!” Defi- nitely!” USUALLY SEEN; talking MISERY IS: getting up in the morning, Christmas with out snow! AMBITION: to live my life the way I want to FREEDOM; not being afraid to be yourself “A wise old owl lived in an oak; The more he saw, the less he spoke; The less he spoke, the more he heard; Why can’t we all be like that bird?” gabby . . . H.T. . . . Student Council . . . active . . . LYNDA WYNN “Lynn ” UP ON: horses, buttercrunch ice cream, art, shopping, reading, weighing 88 pounds, the smell of burning leaves, silver, pizza DOWN ON: oral reports, blushing, broccoli, cruelty to animals, egocentric people, greasy hair, mosquitos FREEDOM IS: a clear, tingly fall day and a crisp, tart apple Something you can’t hide Says you ' re lonely Hidden deep inside Of you only It ' s there for you to see Take a look and Burn slowly the candle of life John Lodge (The Moody Blues) beautiful hair . . . artistic and intel- ligent . . . 40 n CXOS 5 VJa-vTiorS 3 b£ Iu£. H:onr e.CLOrrunQ ' (octts • i OvTS ' -+ Kq ScJtooI spmf 6enioroec r 2 emi --Uv Q ■ ' iderrt £5 l ‘; ' : ' .’T m 5 urvao Y ' por ve. 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Sc.mor cx r 5 -tg. x C Grociucdcion D ' 2 ,-n 41 DONE MOST FOR CLASS Wearliless Workers Cathy and John SHYEST Really Reserved Monica and Scott OUTSTANDING OF FAVORITE UNDERCLASS PEOPLE Titanic Toddlers Lori and Clayton MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Super Psychs Elizabeth and Jack 42 ODDITIES 1977 CLASS INDIVIDUAL Naturally Noticeable Robin BEST PERSONALITY Colorful Characters Joy and Charlie MOST LIKELY to SUCCEED Slated for Success Linda and Gillis 43 MOST TALKATIVE Mucho Mouths Debbie and Kevin BEST DRESSED Trendy Toggery Alison and Mike CLASS CLOWNS Fabulous Funnybones Mary and Steve 44 CLASS FUDGES Fanny Farmer’s Karen and Brian FRIENDLIEST Aimable Aquaintances Nancy and Brent 45 MOST ARGUMENTATIVE “Cantankerous Creatures” Tobi and Chip CLASS FLIRTS “Attract and Attack” Gail and Chucky MOST CONFUSING “Perplexing Person” Melissa MOST INTELLECTUAL “Mental Misfits” Michelle and Mike 46 MOST ARTISTIC Supreme Scribblers” Cindy and Mike 47 The lunatic is in the hall . . . Pink Floyd Oh Darling, please believe me, I’ll never do you no wrong . . . Beatles I gotta get away from this day to day sittin ' around, everybody knows this is nowhere . . . Neil Young I hid in the clouded warmth of the crowd, but when they said “sit down,” I stood up. Ooh . . . growin up. B. Springstein mh im ■£1 1 Ride, ride by seesaw, take this place on this trip, just for me . . . Moody Blues And the sound that you’re hearing is only the sound of the low spark of high-heeled boys . . . Traffic 48 Don’t you know she made me understand, it takes a wo- man’s love to make a man . . . Kansas I saw her today at the reception, a glass of wine in her hand . . . Rolling Stones Now that you find yourself losing your mind, are you here again? . . . Neil Young I’m gonna hafta lay it to ya straight on the line, either light up or leave me alone . . . Traffic So you think your schoolins ' phony, guess it ' s hard not to agree . . . Super Tramp American Field Service Students JAMES BARTON spark plugs . . . CYNTHIA BLANDY bookish . . . that drawl ALLEN AZER HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: “Big Al SECRET AMBITION: To direct a movie with Elizabeth Taylor FAVORITE HOBBIES: Photography star gazer . . . moustache C.S. BAINE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Carol FAVORITE HOBBI ES: Reading, needlepoint THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Income taxes the guiding light FRANCIS BIBBY HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Ju- nior SECRET AMBITION: Perfection THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Incompetence woody . . . sawdust EDWARD BOLESKY HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: “Bo SECRET AMBITION: To actualize my potential as an individual and as a member of society. FAVORITE HOBBIES: Tennis, freshwater fishing, going out to dinner strong silent type. 57 PRISCILLA CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: That old Grouch in the office” SECRET AMBITION: To retire FAVORITE SAYING: This too will pass . . . faster than a speeding bullet . . . DONNA COLACE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Im- ogene SECRET AMBITION: To be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. FAVORITE HOBBIES: Scuba diving in Boston Aquarium . . . catlover . . . Teach” . . . JOHN CUOCO . those Italians . . . car shopper MARY E. DOWSE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Betty FAVORITE HOBBIES: hiking, mountain climbing, camping, ski- ing THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: getting up in the morning . . . apples . . . mad scientist . . . JUNE ECONOMOS HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: June Bug FAVORITE SAYING: Hear ye! THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Quiet people TASSOS FILLEDES HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Tass FAVORITE SAYING: Hang in there. THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: To see students unhappy The Greek . . . “Dear ol’ Dad’’ DONALD GIRARD FAVORITE SAYING: You better believe it PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MOST IN THE WORLD: Me THINGS YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Know-it-alls JOHN GIRARD FAVORITE SAYING: Okay, All right FAVORITE HOBBIES: Hunting and fishing, cars Okay? . . . war stories 59 DOUGLAS GODFREY Medfield ' s Anhur Fiedler CLAIRE GUENETTE SECRET AMBITION: To travel all over the world FAVORITE SAYING: perseverance and determination - success THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: lack of integrety world traveler ROBERT HERSEE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Herse (Hearse) SECRET AMBITION: Broadway Musical Comedy; Singer actor FAVORITE SAYINGS: That’s the good news . . . now for the bad multi-talented . . . PETER GOOD ALL HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Pete SECRET AMBITION: tennis pro FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? DR. ALAN HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Gross SECRET AMBITION: To float down the Yangtie thinking mad thoughts PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MOST IN THE WORLD: Arthur Minnie the shrink . . . LILLION JEON HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Lil FAVORITE HOBBIES: Reading, gardening THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Walking the dog in the rain fast fingers 60 PATRICIA KALLIO HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME; Mrs. „K FAVORITE SAYING; ‘Ready, get set — Read! roviijg eyes . . . Evelyn Wood HOWIE KILMER spotless . . . Santa JANE LORD Prom queen . . . giggles NANCY KELLEY run, girls . . . field hockey ROBERT LYNCH HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME; Funky Winkerbean PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MOST IN THE WORLD; I thought everyone wanted to be like me. chessman . . . unemployment agency CHARLES LAVERTY E Pluribus Unum . . . tickets, please 61 JAMES McCarthy HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Jim SECRET AMBITION: To go to one of those Mass. Teachers Assoc, weeks at Williamstown THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Not being asked by those teach- ers who, strangely enough, go to Williamstown without their wives. . . . bubblegum . . . yellow roadrun- ner . . . JOHN McGrath HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Jack PERSON TO BE MOST LIKE: Shah of Iran FAVORITE HOBBIES: Day Dream- ing . . . class meetings . . . well man- nered . . . SUSANNE MICKLES HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Susie SECRET AMBITION: to go cross country on a motorcycle FAVORITE HOBBIES: skiing, cook- ing, waterskiing . . . cooking with class JUDITH NOBLE HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Nerbs FAVORITE SAYING: Come on!! PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MOST: The little man in the Coke machine. . . . volleyball . . . Orange Pumpkin 62 DOROTHY NORWELL part-time . . . smiling GAIL O ' DELL SECRET AMBITION: To be a great pianist FAVORITE SAYING: Make it big, See what you look at. THINGS YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Little minds individual . . . Leonardo EVA POTTS HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Sue FAVORITE HOBBIES: Sewing, ski- ing, gardening THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST: Unfinished projects baby bottles and diapers JAMES RENNICK a=H-p . . . Mr. Business ROBERT SANTORO HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: Bobby FAVORITE HOBBIES: Music, read- ing, tennis, fishing guitarist . . . cute SUSAN PAGE SECRET AMBITION: To become a lawyer or a high school principal FAVORITE HOBBIES: Sailing, ten- nis, interior decorating a story for every occasion 63 MARGUERITE SLYNE y=mx + b . . . intellectual . LEE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME Spike FAVORITE SAYING: “Mother’s or the roof and we can ' t get hei down!” THING YOU DISLIKE THE MOST Dogs . . . jokes . . . SPCA . . . 64 KATHY THONET HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME; Kat- rink PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MOST IN THE WORLD: Wonder Woman THINGS YOU DISLIKE THE MOST; Insensitive people . . . New n Town . . . Student Council . . . SYLVIA VELLANTE . Dios Mio . . . dignified . JULIA WARBURTON HIGH SCHOOL NICKNAME: JuUe SECRET AMBITION: To give 80 A s a term FAVORITE SAYING: If you can read, you can “cook.” . . . horticulturist . . . WILLIAM YOUNG FAVORITE SAYING: Is that right? FAVORITE HOBBIES: Fishing, football. . . . quiet . . . 66 67 68 69 Football SENIORS GIRLS SOCCER First Row: Laura Reagan, Sonya Keene, Diedre March, Karen Tilton, Co-Captain Beth Kilmer, Co-Captain Amy Kelly, Kathy McMillan, Linda Woodlock, Mel Middlesworth, Janet McDonnell. Second Row: Carol Netherton, Mary Ellen Thompson, Linda Corbett, Nancy Zabe, Sherry Johnson, Julie Sullivan, Cori Olerich, Heather Rogers, Paula Sassone, Heidi Lomker. Back Row: Anne Cara ano, Julie Ames, Robin Hoover, Lisa Gurliacci, Jill Kundlund, Caroline Campbell, Sue Chick, Patty “Ollie” Ruzzo, Sandy Fletcher, Head Coach Pat Scarsciotti, Asst. Coach Phil Peterson. The Medfield High School Girls Soccer Team was led to a very respectable 8-3-1 record by coaches Pat Scarsciotti and Phil Peterson. Sandy Fletcher sizzled with a season score of 48 points, with Amy Kelly in hot pursuit with 41. Although involved in no organized league, the girls played a definite schedule. The season’s highlights were against Foxboro; the team beat them 6-2 in the first game and conceded defeat in double overtime in the second by a score of 5-4. Next year the team is hoping to enter the Bay State League. Medfield Soccer continues its excellent reputation with girls such as these. TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL CO-CHAMPIONS Captain Sully C. Pottsie M. Pottsie Beano Front Row: Peggy Norton, Carol Potts, Mary Potts, Denise Dunn. Back Row: Kathy Chaplin, Elaine Estep, Captain Nancy Sullivan, Jeanne Nightingale, Coach Judy Noble. Missing: Cathy Wisniewski. This year’s Varsity Volleyball team went straight to the top, sharing the championship title with Holliston. With a record of 12 wins and 3 losses, the girls had a super season. Led by Coach Judy Noble and fearless Captain Nancy Sullivan, the team spiked their way to success. Coup J.V. Volleyball — Front Row: Carol Bartnik, Marie Luna, Captain Linda Netherton, Joy Marinella. Back Row: Gale Sinatra, Kathi Couper, Beth Tomney, Karen Strom, Coach Donna Colace. IV Barry Anes tl i Jim Hamilton Medfield High Soccer Front Row L to R: Gordie Hogg, Derek Hulitzky, John Ryan, Fred Jones, Billy Himebaugh, Co-Captain Barry Anes, Co- Captain Doug Sharp, Kurt Scarsciotti, Peter Farrar, Ricky Dubois, Jim Clancy, Kurt Carlson, David Lueke. Back Row L to R: Coach Tom Cowell, Kurt Mozer, Joe Gillis, Mike Keohane, Eric Aronson, Harold Peebles, Fred Snow, Marvin Preston, Jeff Kenney, Peter Ness, Jim Hamilton, Scott Sassone, Billy Dhimitri, Mike Thompson, Phil Morgan, John Norton, Jay Hart, Coach Ralph LeClair. Managers: Brian Lee, Ken Ness, Kevin Lee. ■V The Medfield High School Boys Soccer team just completed their most successful season in their short history. Led by Co- Captains Barry Anes and Doug Sharp, High Scorer Kurt Scarsciotti, and Center Halfback Eric Aronson the team tied Dover-Sherborn for the TVL title. Upon qualification to the state Soccer tournament, the team defeated Wilmington in overtime for their first tournament victory ever. They were eventually eased out of the tourney by Wayland. MHS’s outlook for the future looks good as they are only losing 4 seniors. Along with the loss of their Co-Captains, the losses of Peter Ness and Jim Hamilton leave a large void in Medfield’s defensive corps. Tri-Valley League Co-Champions FIELD HOCKEY Co-Captain Sharon Griffin Varsity — Front Row: Caroline Curry, Don na Dewar, Lori Woodlock, Chris McDon- nell, Kelly Roberts, Mary Gerah, Sheila Campbell. Back Row: Co-Captain Cathy Bow- man, Debbie Colt, Gayle Horton, Nancy Juda, Sue Kallio, Holly Batting, Co-Captain Sharon Griffin, Nancy McDowell, Monica Hurd, Coach Nancy Kelley. Co-Captain Cathy Bowman The Varsity Field Hockey Team, aptained by Sharon Griffin and iathy Bowman had a season record f 2-4-1. They went through a re- uilding stage this season with a team f mostly juniors. The future looks xtremely bright for next year’s Field lockey team. J.V. team — Front Row: Co-Captains Kathy Gerah and Diane Finerty. Second Row: Ruthanne McCarthy, Janine Curry, Colleen Shannon, Maureen O ' Connor, Jodi Doherty, Terry Ellis, Patty Hughes, Nancy Patterson. Back Row: Carol Larkin, Dawn Archer, Amy Goodwin, Debbie DiGiacomo, Tracy Cusack, Stefanie Clouther, Janice Knowles, Cindy Robertson, Lisa Hulitzky, Anne Sullivan, Susan Snow, Coach Sue Look. 79 Boys Cross Country Front Row L to R; Chris Battisti, Bob Kerekon, Steve Astle, Paul Ulrich, Ron Shiels, Tom Brangwyne, Whitney Ballard. Back Row L to R: Coach Bob Belmont, Chuck Morse, Richard Bourne, Brennen Ray, Steven Howell, Walter Hoover, Keith Brangwyne, Kenny Kilcoyne, Keith Ulrich. 80 Front Row L to R Co-Captatn Sue Beaureguard, Pam Harrington, Judy Beaureguard, Debbie Perry, Cindy Perry, Mary O Grady. Back Row L to R: Co-Captain Allison March, Pam Cawood, Donna Cran- shaw, Julie Howell, Becky Ferran, Patty Harrington, Coach Bernie Shea. Seniors Clockwise From top left are Mary O ' Grady, Sue Beaureguard, Becky Ferran, and Allison March. JH jvi 1 WK f m «if y w 1 Liji 1 VM Winter Track HEDFI Front Row L to R: Paul Phelan, Bob Kerekon, Eddie McMahon, Chuck Morse, Bill Kearns, John Campbell, Scott Munroe, Coach Paul Staruk. Middle Row L to R: Peter Sullivan, Greg Zappas, Billy Dhimitri, Chip Wakely, Keith Ulrich, Keith Brangwynne. Back Row L to R: Steve Astle, Chris Burns, Dave Bartholomew, Ron Shiels, Ed Goto, Tony Marinella, Richard Shnizer, Chris Bedera. Not Pictured: Gary Galeucia and Walter Hoover. The Winter Track team as a whole had a disappointing season. There were a few bright spots though as Bill Kearns nailed down the second best TVL shot- put of the season. Eddie McMahon, Greg Zappas, and Peter Sullivan all did very well in their events. As a whole the team didn’t do too well, but they did try extremely hard all year. I I . J ■ Hi t.r A Rill Front Row L to R: Tim Puuri, Bob Bready, Co-Captain Greg Feehan, Coach Dave Gibbs, Co-Captain Dave Daniels, Doug FetteroU Mike Bodozian. Back Row L to R: Manager John OToole, Statistician CharUe Kennej Hugh Hennessy, Tim Reardon’, Chet Burks, Bryan Kinhart, Jay Rossier, Eric Aronson, Manager Chuck Fattore, Manager Fred Wicker. Seniors 1 The Big Blue ended the ’76-77 season with a 14-7 record. The Team had a suc- cessful season, but not quite so much as their performances in past years. The Big Blue qualified for the Tournament for the eighth consecutive year. The Boys Bas- ketball squad was led by Co-Captains Greg Feehan and David Daniels along with Eric Aronson. Juniors Bob Bready and Tim Reardon developed well towards the end of the season. Another significant con- tribution to the team was made by the ef- fort put forth by sophomore Doug Fet- 1 ? 1 m ' . 1 GIRLS HOOPS 3 V A - The Medfield girls basketball team had a rough season this year in a rebuilding season. The girls had two new coaches this year with Tom Cowell taking over the varsity and Georgeanne Iverson coaching the J.V.’s. The girls started off the season on the wrong foot by losing six of their first eight games. They did much better in the second part of the year but they could still not put together a .500 season. The team was led by lone Senior, Co-Captain Nancy Sullivan, and Co-Captain Lori Woodlock. Team members included: Sue Kallio, Chris McDonnell, Mary Gerah, Donna Dewar, Nancy Juda, Gayle Horton, Linda Woodlock, Beth Tomney, Sandy Fletcher, and Sue Chick. The junior varsity was led by Kelly Roberts, Robin Hoover, Jan McDonnell, and Patty ‘Ollie’ Ruzzo. 86 Wt Eli) ; [if iSi Girls Gymnastics This year the girls gymnastics team was coached pa- tiently by Mary Robbins. It was an interesting year which had a slow start, but the girls managed to get through the season. The girls also enjoyed themselves immensely in their relatively short season. MHS ICE HOCKEY 90 Medfield High School added some new sports this year and among them is boys ice hockey. For the teams first year it was a hard season and they faired pretty well. The team was led by ten seniors including Tri- Valley League all-stars Glenn MacKenzie and Steve Forsythe. MacKenzie was also second in the league in scoring, as the line of Gillis Lynn, Mark Flavin, and MacKenzie accounted for most of the Warriors scoring. Coach Morgan is hoping lead his fifteen returning players to a much more productive season next year, and with the talent returning to the Medfield line-up next year, the future for Warrior hockey looks bright. MHS Cheerleaders The Medfield cheerleaders did an excellent job cheering on Medfield ' s football and basketball teams along with some hockey and soccer games. Ehzabeth White, the captain, led an exciting set of pep rallies which provided a lot of school spirit. Other members of the team were: N. Moran, J. Hughes, S. Ferraira, D. Warren, S. Fletcher, L. Bohen, J. Crowcroft, K. Shiels, T. McCarrick. 94 4 - m 9 1 H 0 W L j- B tS MjW Front Row: S. Ferreira, D. Finerty, H. Hallowell, M. Gerah, S. Harrington, S. Gilmore, J. Han, M. Himebaugh, S. Garvey, E. Gavrilles. Back Row: J. Granfield, S. Foley, G. Ellis, C. Fattore, C. Fabbo, D. Grace, H. Hennessey, D. Gurliacci, P. Haigh, K. Hesnan, R. Ferguson, A. Gronroos. Front Row: S. Clouther, K. Chaplin, L. Cox, D. Cranshaw, J. Crowcroft, H. Clancy, M. Constas, P. Caruso, J. Cummins, P. Carton, J. Drahos. Back Row: J. Doucette, D. Colt, L. Celluci, C. Curry, J. Eilertson, J. Cosgrove, S. Dearness, D. DiGiacomo, J. Doub, B. Dhimitri, J. Cook, L. Donovan, T. Curl. Front Row: H. Batting, L. Bohen, K. Binder, E. Alley, L. Caraviello, S. Campbell, C. Bartnik, L. Brady, W. Bartnik, J. Bouvier. Back Row: C. Carlisle, J. Bonanno, S. Angelis, J. Bertolet, K. Brangwynne, R. Bourne, E. Boulter, C. Brock, J. Bruno, C. Burks. 97 Front Row: C. Markowski, D. March, A. Love, C. Munroe, T. McCarrick, C. McDonnell, S. O’Malley, T. Oglesby. Second Row: E. Newton, R. McCarthy, G. Otting, K. Nickerson, S. Motl, M. Luna, G. Murphy, D. Miner, M. Middlesworth, P. Moynihan, C. McVicar. Back Row: L. McFadden, E. Newton, K. Maini, M. Morgan, J. Norton, P. Morgan, B. MacDonald, M. Moore, T. Mazukina, G. Ludlow, S. Luecke. Front Row: D. Priestly, K. Scarsciotti, M. Preston, D. Seliger, J. Scarlotta, D. Perry, C. Shannon, B. Rudisill, K. Roberts, S. Sassone, J. Ronstock. Back Row: H. Peebles, T. Reardon, P. Sanford, L. Rankin, J. Ouelette, J. Reardon, E. Rabbette, K. Otting, N. Patterson, C. Robinson, S. Rossi, B. Reynolds, S. SanTangelo, B. Saloma, J. Rossier, C. Phelan. Front Row: S. Keene, N. Juda, A. Kenyon, G. Horton, S. Kallio, D. Kennedy, B. Kean, N. Kearnes, C. Larkin, P. Hughes. Back Row: F. Jones, M. Keohane, J. Kashelena, J. Jesse, J. Howell, J. lafolla, M. Hutt, B. LeClaire, K. LaFond, L. Knowles, F. Kelley, L. Hulitzky. 98 CLASS OF 1979 Front Row: K. Thomas, S. Weir, F. Welton, D. Wallach, A. Whelan, N. Zabe. Back Row: J. Spaulding, J. Wissler, E. Wood, K. Ryan, N. Gregoire, P. Winhous, M, Wenz, K. Williamzon. Front Row: T. Ellis, J. Doherty, D. Fellini, R. DuBois, J. Flanders, J. Gillis, J. Gallagher, M. Hays, P. Harrington, K. Gerah, K. Hallinan, M. Gavrilles. Back Row: R. Doran, K. Gronroos, R. Floser, D. Fetteroll, J. Fissler, P, Ferrar, P. Flynn, F. Havener, M. Fuglestad, M. Gottsche, J. Fowler, L. Gurliaci, A. Goodwin, A. Gattuso, S. Fletcher, C. Draheim. 100 Front Row: J. McDonnell, C. Netherton, M. McGonagle, M. McCarthy, G. McMillan, L. McCarrick, K. Mozer, N. Norlie, C. McGue, P. Nourse, V. Morris, R. Mayfield. Back Row: C. Matz, S. McKay, B. Merrow, T. Marinella, T. McNeeley, D. Moffatt, S. Meagher, S. Mills, J. Murray, K. Moran, S. Munsey, M. Murphy, C. Morgan, L. McGinnis. Front Row: K. Kilcoyne, B. Larkin, D. LaChapelle, D. Lupfer, R. Hoover, B. Maguire, H. Lomker, D. Kneer, D. Hilitzsky, D. Mac- Donald, S. LeBoeuf. Second Row: T. Hutt, G. Hogg, W. Hoover, D. Holland, J. Lawton, D. Luecke, M. Hull, J. Kenney, L. Kimmick, J. Hughes, T. Lyall, M. Langley, L. Heron, S. Johnson, J. Larkin, J. Kinlund, D. Kilmer, J. Knowles, G. Kinhart. Front Row: J. Stokes, C. Smith, J. Sullivan, R. Shield, R. Taylor, G. Shagoury, G. Tucker. Second Row: D. Schnizer, M. Thompson, S. Thompson, K. Strom, B. Tomney, D. Warren, J. Sousza, D. Sloan, S. Snow, R. Warren. Back Row: A. Sullivan, C. Thayer, C. Seaman, C. Sheridan, K. Shannon, B. St.Amant, M. Scillan, K. Scarsciotti, L. Stewart. 101 Front Row; L. Reagan, S. Petersen, T. Finder, H. Rogers, C. Olerich, R. Randlett, T. Rodgers, M. Rock. S. Pope, M. O ' Brien. Back Row; K. Rea, P. Sassone, S. Raffin, T. Puuri, T. Prince, R. Rutherford, R. Ruzzo, J. O’Dell, D. Pellegrini, G. Richards, D. Rankin, D. Owen, J. Ryan, G. Plough, D. Reardon, R. Olson. Front Row; J. Clancy, E. Cioto, L. Dick, C. Devlin, R. Cola, C. Didero, M. Connor, T. Cusack, J. Curry, C. Casey, D. Comeau, K. Crowley, M. Corcoran, C. Coller, B. Coffone, D. Carroll, R. Copeland, C. DiLorenzo, K. Carlson, B. Crump, P. Cawood, N. Dewar, C. Connolly, T. Chudzik. 102 Front Row; D. Bartholomew, G. Balcom, J. Beauregard, L. Brock, L. Borgman, J. Batting, A. Caragliano. Second Row; D. Armstrong, P. Anderson, W. Ballard, J. Ames, M. Callahan, T. Bonanno, M. Bratsos, S. Astle, N. Arzberger, S. Buckley, K. Brady. Third Row; J. Akin, L. Booth, F. Bellizzi, C. Campbell, D. Archer. 104 THE 1977 PEAK STAFF 105 106 107 Honor Society From left to right: (Back row) Mr. Smith — Advisor, W. Dhimitri, G. Otting, M. Morgan, G. Horton, M, Gerah, B. Bowser, H. Hennessy, C. Carlisle, J. Campbell, M. Juda, W. Kearns. (Middle row) M. Bush, E. Alexander, V. Tran- topoulos, L. Wynn, M. Bartnik, C. McDonnell, D. Finnerty, S. Campbell, S. Kallio, C. Curry, J. Howell, C. Bartnik, J. Crowcroft. (Front rgw) E. Armstrong, C. Cosgrove, G. Lynn — President, C. Wisniewski — Vice President, D. Maini — Secretary, D. Walker, M. Guenette, M. Hurd, K. Ulrich. Missing — Seniors: Barry Anes, G. Galeucia, M. Hart, D. Ingold, A. Kelly, J. Lavanier, E. Kilmer, N. Sullivan, T. Sullivan, L. Netherton — Treasurer, M. Whiting. Juniors: J. Doub, S. Keene, C. Koris, P. Morgan, C. Munroe, J. Rossier. A.F.S. Club From left to right: (Back row) C. Bowmen, W. Wotizky, K. Randlett, C. Bowmen, P. Urban, T. McCarrick, C. Phelen, S. Foley, N. Patterson, J. Cosgrove. Mrs. Potts — Advisor. (Middle row) K. Maini, P. Norton, S. Greene, R. Mayfield, D. Rieger, C. Brock, S. Griffin, C. Cosgrove, J. Doucette. (Front row) M. Gablehart, J. Karner — AFS student, E. Alexander — Vice President, D. Maini — Treasurer, K. Hannula — President, H. Batting — Secretary, G. Tweddle — AFS student, D. Walker, J. Eilertson, C. Shannon. 108 Class Officers From left to right: (Back row) Junior Class: Miss Noble — Advisor, S. Ferreira — Secretary, J. Doub — President, S. Campbell — Vice President, Mrs. Lord — Advisor. Missing: R. Patrick — Treasurer, S. Foley — S.C. Representative. (Front row) Senior Class: Mrs. Colace — Advisor, G. Lynn — Treasurer, M. McMillian — S.C. Representative. E. Armstrong — Secretary, Dr. Spoul. Missing: C. Mascari — President, G. Galucia — Vice President. Sophomore Class: Missing: R. Mayfield — President, P. Nourse — Vice President, L. Regan — Secretary C. Burks — Treasurer, C. Nethenon — S.C. Representative. Student Council From left to right: (Back row) Mrs. Thonet — Advisor, G. Lynn, M. McMillian, T. McCarrick. (Middle row) S. Ferreira, S. Campbell, S. Dearness, S. Fletcher, J. Doub, K. Shiels, W. Wotizky. (Front row) M. Luna — Secretary, E. Rabbette — Treasurer, J. Fralin — President, C. Salisbury — Vice President, D. Walker, K. Olsen, P. Nourse, E. Armstrong. Missing: Seniors — P. Calo, S. Fowler, A. Lehmann, K. Haigh, A. Thomas, K. Tilton. Juniors — E. Alley, L. Hulitzky, G. Murphy, S. Rossi. Sophomores — D. Archer, C. DiLorenzo, D. Fetterol, J. Hughes, P. Minard, R, Rutherford, J. Sullivan, F. Welton. 109 French Club From left to right; (Back row) M. Guenette, D. Arzberger, G. Otting, S. Foley, J. Cosgrove, C. Munroe, D. Wetmore, P. Morgan, W. Dhimitri, D. Archer. (Front row) V. Trantopoulos, F. Kelly, J. Curry, M. Gerah, A. Kelly — President, C. Carlisle — Vice President, H. Batting — Treasurer, L. Hulitzky — Secretary, S. Kallio, C. Robertson, J. Larkin, Mrs. Guenette — Advisor. Missing: K. Olsen — Historian. Spanish Club From left to right (Back row) Mr. Santoro — Advisor, M. Hurd, M. Bush, K. Hannula, D. Perry — Treasurer, D. March, M. Luna, E. Rabbette, T. Pattel, S. Monroe, S. Santangello, T. StLaMont. (Front row) P. Harrington, K. LaFond — Vice President, J. Howell, W. Bartnik, M. Bartnik — President, C. Bartnik, S. Ferreira, S. Clouther, C. Salisbury. Mr. Santoro — Advisor, S. Beauregard, J. Drahos, Missing: K. Armacost, C. Burks, P. Colella. 110 Thespian Society Drama Club From left to right (Back row) S. Ferman, P. Cawood, L. Brady. (Front row) B. Allen, J. Doucette, F. Kelly, D. Arzberger, K. Allan, M. Guenette. B, Allen, F. Kelly, K. Allan, M. Guenette. Missing: D. Walker. Outing Club From left to right (Back row) J. Norton, M. Bush, C. Brock — President, R. Cola, B. Burgess. (Front row) D. Arzberger, M. Burgess, C. Shannon, Mrs. Dowse — Advisor. Missing: M . Guenette, H. Batting. Ill Astronomy Club From left to right: M. Wenns, I. Ulrich, P. Henning, D. Reager, M. Guenette, J. Cannon. Math Team From left to right: (Back row) K. Ulrich, C. Brock, Miss Slyne — Advisor, (Front row) D. Reager, P. Farrar, J. Brewer. Chess Team From left to right: (Back row) M. Guenette, (Middle row)J. Clark, P. Urban, M. Bush, T. McCarrick, D. Reager, (Front row) C. Brock, M. Urban, Mr. Lynch — Advisor. 112 THE BAND 113 special Chorus Chorus 114 Color Guard From left to right: (Back row) S. Keene, T. Cusack, S. Snow, J. Curry, S. Campbell. (Front row) J. Eilertson, C. Cosgrove, K. Allan, C. Curry, K.C. Moran. American Section From left to right: N. Patterson, L. Brady, C. Wisnewski, P. Norton, C. Bowmen. 115 LUCK ■ feSBNIORS! Class Will Being of unsound mind and decayed body, we the Class of 1977 do hereby bequeath the following: Elizabeth Alexander leaves with a Simpsonian voodo doll. Karen Allan leaves leading the American section of the band. Barbara Allen leaves knowing the latest gossip. David Anderson leaves. Nancy Anderson leaves gladly performing the “extra duties” of an executive secretary. Barry Anes leaves his soccer talents to next year s team. Kathleen Armacost leaves for soap opera city. Elizabeth Armstrong leaves laughing and laughing and laughing . . . David Arzberger leaves lugging his tuba. Terence Baber leaves playing his golden horn. Melissa Bailey leaves saying “But I don t understand. Michaelene Bartnik leaves as Misha . . . what ' s a Misha. Robin Bates leaves as the one-armed, bionic volleyball player. Randy Baxendale leaves on two wheels (and we know it s not a bicycle.) Susan Beauregard leaves singing John Denver tunes. Cynthia Beverage leaves her gorgeous make-up job to the sophomore girls who need it the most! Frank Bernardo leaves his position in Troublemakers Inc.” to Cindy McGue. Catherine Bowman leaves her place as field hockey co- captain to Sheila Campbell. Cynthia Bowman leaves heading for the creamary. Michael Brady leaves going bald at the ripe old age of 18. Peter Bratsos leaves dozing off . . . z-z-z-z. . . . Brian Budwey leaves as Touche Turtle. Brian Burgess leaves riding his “trike through the halls. Mark Burgess leaves Mr. Godfrey alone. Michael Bush leaves still trying to get into Who ' s Who. Patricia Calo leaves with those men in the white coats. John Campbell leaves as the “Little Drummer Boy.” Patricia Capone leaves saying “You guys, do I have a rash?” Kristin Carlson leaves humming “Once In Love With Amy.” Michael Carroll leaves telling sick jokes. Charles Coffone leaves as the next possible playgirl cen- terfold. Michael Colbourn leaves for the slopes, only to run out of gas. Paul Colella leaves playing his guitar. James Connor leaves tip-toeing to the physics room. Charlene Cosgrove leaves driving with her window par- tially open saying, Well, suppose a tire truck comes. Kathi Couper leaves as Cheeks II. Lorraine D Angelo leaves everybody wondering what she really grows at Lovells. David Daniels leaves yelling “ball . Glenn Davey leaves behind a trail ot girls. William Davis leaves to direct traffic in Lord ' s parking lot. Doreen DeLuca leaves the ability to party to someone who needs it. Ann DeMartino leaves trying to reach five feet. Beverly Dennis leaves, was she ever here? Lynda Doherty leaves looser than she came. Stephen Doran leaves as the unknown. Priscilla Doucette leaves typing and transcribing. Denise Dunn leaves with A.M. again and again. . . . Christina Exstrom leaves with her own supply ol cups and glasses for Friday nights. Elaine Estep leaves as “hotsie . Marc Fabbo leaves for wild weekends at Colgate. Gregory Feehan leaves after a two hand jam. Scott Ferguson leaves for vegetation land. Elizabeth Ferrari leaves for another adventure with Robin. Edwina Flaherty already left .... what ' s she doing back here? Stephen Forsythe leaves “racing” on ice. Sherri Fowler leaves trying to decide which car to take. John Fralin leaves as the only original gimp! Robin Friend leaves different than the rest. Susan Fuhrman leaves saying “what a flash”. Martha Gablehart leaves believing absolutely everything you tell her. Gary Galeucia leaves with an empty Michelob bottle firmly in his hand. Karin Gallagher leaves apologizing to anyone and everyone. Kathleen Gallagher leaves her wardrobe to “Vogue ”. Michael Gavrilles leaves for Sunoco . . . to do more than just pump gas. Sherry Green leaves to join a certain stallion. Sharon Griffin leaves as “one-man” band. Michael Guennette leaves saying “Viva la France!” Kimberli Haigh leaves a pack of gum to each and every underclassman. Nadine Hallal leaves her green sweatshirt to Heinz pick- les. Christopher Hallinan leaves on another 3-day vacation. James Hamilton leaves for the Boston Minutemen. Marie Haney leaves praying it won ' t rain the night of a big date. John Hanners leaves Walton’s mountain with a good har- vest. Karen Hannula leaves eating Chinese food and hot fudge waffles. Patrice Hansotte leaves saying “please God make Munroe go through town.” Barbara Harrington leaves her lid to Mrs. Potts ... do you think she ' ll use it? Mary Harrison leaves with a bionic tolerance. Michelle Hart leaves whistling Gilbert and Sullivan melodies in study. Brent Harwood leaves saying “Yeh, but does she give toenail? ” Frank Hayes leaves willingly. William Heyer leaves with squealing brakes and a patch of rubber outside the school! Donald Himebaugh leaves flying high”. Richard Homquist leaves behind a mask. Richard Horton leaves getting groceries for his mother. Monica Hurd leaves saying “Don’t take one of Nancy’s kittens, take one of mine! ” Christopher Johnson leaves with a total of 240 sleeping hours in Mr. Shea’s class. Leigh Johnson leaves as Medfield’s “Rapunzel ”. Stephen Johnson leaves Mrs. Page very much relieved. Mark Juda leaves breaking everything he touches! William Kearns leaves his physical attributes to Jackie Lawton. Charles Kenney leaves Mr. Girard with no one to argue with. Cynthia Kellner leaves an empty space on the girls room floor. Amy Kelly leaves regretting that she never had time to take Physics X. Katherine Kenyon leaves searching for a rich, handsome shah! Robert Kerekon leaves on the run. Thomas Kiessling leaves an empty space in the smoking area. Elizabeth Kilmer leaves saying “There’s no such thing as a soccer fag.” Bryan Kinhart leaves for the Mets. Patricia Knowles leaves “Butch ” to anyone who can handle him. Kurt Kobel leaves saying “Whit”, “Whit”, “Whit”, “Aahh ”. Jennifer Kolsti leaves saying four letter words . . . Mush! Mush! Robert LaPlante leaves as one of those “shy” types that you really have to watch out for. Michelle LeBouef leaves with John, who else? Alan Lehman leaves still trying to become a class officer. Thomas Lennon leaves with a perfect nose. Mary Logue leaves “soooo embarrassed.” Tobi Lomker leaves arguing with everyone and anyone. Mary Love leaves on fast forward. Kevin Lyall leaves waiting for puberty. Say no more! Gillis Lynn leaves the S ” line. Ann Marie Lyons leaves finding her thrill at the college on the hill.” Thomas MacDonald leaves searching for his car after the James Montgomery Concert. Glenn MacKenzie leaves for the penalty box. Deborah Main! leaves eating her elastics saying “I thought that green bean was awful chewy!” William Mann leaves as Medfield s junior police chief. Robert Maples leaves as “chooch”. Allison March leaves with D.D. again and again . . . Joy Marinella leaves saying “That ' s Terrible . Benjamin Martin leaves his “morning ' s after to Millsy. Charles Mascari leaves with his head in the fireplace. Leslie Matz leaves wdth that certain look on her face. Mark Mayfield leaves escorting a different girl down each corridor. Timothy McCarrick leaves harrassing Mrs. Colace. John McCarthy leaves for the Cracker Jacks factory. Nancy McDowell leaves saying “would anybody like a kit- ten?” Joseph McGonagle leaves quietly. Sheryl McGue leaves with her best foot forward. James McMillan leaves as the bouncer at his house parties. Kathleen McMillan leaves in a never ending fog. Mary McMillan leaves with Gillis in Kathy’s fog. Cheryl Meader leaves her Long Silky to Michael Brady. Mark Mellea leaves with his head out Room Ills win- dow. Nancy Moran leaves as everybody ' s “best friend”. Ed McMahon leaves as Fast Eddie”. Christie Morris leaves a broken back from falling off ledges. Charles Morse leaves the track team without a valiant and capable leader. Patricia Munroe leaves with a bucket ot blueberries. Scott Munroe leaves with the cutest smile. Edward Murray leaves for South America where the good stuff grows. Peter Ness leaves bouncing his soccer ball. Linda Netherton leaves always absent on test days in Cal- culus. Michael Nickerson leaves with live more to follow. Jeanne Nightingale leaves eating mint chocolate chip ice cream. Margaret Norton leaves saying “You hoo! Officer Meany! Mary O ' Grady leaves in her long johns. Steven Olerich leaves racking up one, but don’t worry, there’s more to come. Kathy Olson leaves with a villainess laugh. John O’Toole leaves loveable. Sandra Owen leaves in search of her millionaire. David Parmagiane leaves in the Saab. Paul Phelan leaves as the third string bench warmer. Donald Phipps leaves esquiando . . . ole! Patricia Plante leaves as the Swiss Miss. Thomas Poor leaves a permanent imprint on the office chair. Carol Potts leaves tap dancing in gym class. Mary Potts leaves with her gym shorts around her ankles. Edwin Portman leaves without much to say. David Raffin leaves sailing the high seas. Kimberlie Randlett leaves as the dusting dancer. Richard Ray leaves crashing into the boards while under the influence. Peter Reiniman leaves cool, calm and collected. David Rieger leaves everyone wondering what the heck he’s talking about. Brian Ripley leaves D.M. lonely. Richard Rogers leaves 6 feet out . . . Oh, we mean under. Francis Rossi leaves to join the rest of the family at the Cafe. Jean Sacchetine leaves as an early graduate. Caryl Salisbury leaves her place in the music room to Ruthann McCarthy. Malcolm Seaman leaves in search of the perfect mushroom. Andrew Senatore leaves in anticipation of weekend ad- ventures. Douglas Sharp leaves his dimples to Kurt Scarsciotti. Gale Sinatra leaves her flirtacious ways to Robin Patrick. Brian Stetson leaves passed out on his front lawn. Mark St. Pierre leaves helping Mike do more than just pump gas. Nancy Sullivan leaves as the “highest jock”. James Nolan leaves. Timothy Sullivan leaves making faces. Tom Sullivan leaves as “The Mohawk . Alison Thomas leaves saying ‘Tm so fat”. Lisa Tiberi leaves Lou. Kathleen Tighe leaves in search of her “Thrill on Blueberry Hill. Karen Tilton leaves acting out “Shine on Harvest Moon.” Vaselika Trantapoulas leaves Bessy. Christina Tray leaves her platform shoes to Jackie Law- ton. Robert Tulloch leaves for “Bo”. Kathleen Tuttle leaves with Sue and the rest of the gang. Grant Tweedle leaves telling substitutes about six foot koala bears. Michael Urban leaves U 2 hours after the rest of the class. Richard Vietze leaves skiing “Paradise.” Deborah Walker leaves her mouth to Debbie DiGacomo. Lorraine Weiker leaves to the sound of wedding bells. Elizabeth White leaves asking Mrs. Colace if sterility is hereditary. Mark Whiting leaves as the frustrated scientist. Frederick Wicker leaves sweeping up. Charles Wiggs leaves harrassing Stain”. Laura Williams leaves cruisin’ in the big caddy or the little caddy or . . . Catherine Wisniewski leaves saying “Come on Brent, leave me alone.” Joan Woodlock leaves talking and talking and talking . . Wendy Wotitzky leaves talking and talking and talking . . Lynda Wynn leaves as the modern version of Lady Godiva. Witnessed by; CjtjCuJjL ikJbcflaJh ojt ba y) n(X(7yi id(y3i3u QjQfiC) IVoj’nL 121 GOLDEN EDITORS Mr. Mrs. John Armacost 7 ‘7 7 7 7 7v Mr. Mrs. C.S. Armstrong, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Fred Hannula W ‘TT W W 7 ‘TT Mr. Mrs. Peyton C. March 7 7 ' Tv ‘Tv W Dr. Mrs. William D. Munroe 7V ‘7V 7V 7V“ ‘TV ‘TV ‘7V VV 7v Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Olson “TV 7V 7V 7v ' TV “TV ‘TV Mr. Mrs. Albert T. Tray ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Wotitzky ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV ‘TV Joan Fowler PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Richard Allan Mr. Mrs. John C. Bartnik Mr. Mrs. J. Gregory Harrison The Lyall Family The Maini Family The Vietze Family SPONSORS A Friend Bunny’s Beauty Boutique Mr. Mrs. Edward Daniels Mr. Mrs. Charles Griffin Mr. Mrs. Richard Horton Mr. Mrs. Tom Hayes Mr. Mrs. Weston Kolsti Mr. Mrs. Gary Lehmann Mr. Mrs. Roger M. McDowell Dr. Mrs. Richard Nickerson Stevens Furniture Dr. Mrs. Allen Weiner Mr. Mrs. William White Mr. 8c Mrs. John Wiggs Mr. Mrs. B.L. Cosgrove BEST WISHES The Frances Cafe 43 Frairy Street Afedfield Francis l5. Rossi Carol A. Rossi Guaranteed Repairs Road Service Medfield Gulf 560 Main Street, Medfield Massachusetts 02052 Intersection of Rte. 109 and 27 James J. Lahey Ph: 359-8849 COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Marcionette Rudisill’s Olde Print Haus Compliments of CORNING MEDICAL A Division of Corning Glass Works 126 GOOD LUCK from A D TV. Sales and Appliances Medfield Ralph DiGiacomo Compliments of MEDFIELD PHARMACY Will’s Hardware LA SUPREMA 25 North Street Next to Post Office Medfield 359-8862 359-4300 vr BEST WISHES JACK SQUIER’S COLONipr SERVICE CENTER Best of Everything to the Class ♦ of 1977 Glen Ellen Country Club Millis, Mass. BEST WISHES Helen, Walter Mary Reynolds Medfield Travel Service 511 Main Street Medfield, Mass. 359-2110 128 PITCHFORD |g 1 Real Estate 1 6 North St. 1 Medfield 1 Mass. 02052 359-4373 329-0981 “We Meet By Accident’’ S and J Auto Body, Inc. 24 Hour Towing Service Park Street Medfield, Massachusetts Business — 359-4025 Home — 359-6867 Proprietor J. Carvalho BEST WISHES Orders to Take Out Mr t Maguires edfield Pharmacists CANTONESE, POLYNESIAN, AMERICAN FOOD Daily Luncheon Specials Cocktail Lounge w f 58 North Street Medfield, Ma. 02052 7 Compliments of DANIEL’S COMPLETE AUTO PARTS 10 North St. Medfield Compliments of THE SHOE HORN 541 Main Street 359-7373 Delta Real Estate, Inc. DEim REAL ESTATE INC. 359-7351 BEST WISHES from Rieth and Rieth prescription opticians 135 Country St. (Rt. 109) Medfield, Ma 359-6797 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Congratulations to the graduating class of 1977. Help Secure your future today with a savings account over at Ben Franklin Savings Bank, the fastest growing savings bank in Massachusetts. 504 Main St. Medfield, Ma. 359-7366 Also in Franklin and Bellingham Hillcrest Auto, Inc. 20 Janes Ave. Medfield, MA 02052 BEST WISHES 130 SAAB Sales and Services Tel. 359-4304 Mr. K’s Hair Stylists BEST WISHES Alexander Allan Insurance Agency 445 Main Street Medfield, Mass. David B. Allan 359-4302 E.C. Holt Co. Your Fashion Store of Famous Brands Walpole Centre Enjoy Friendly Shopping In Three Fashion Store Under One Roof Crocker and Johnson Sunoco Station Tires — Tubes Batteries Accessories 212 East Main Street BEST WISHES Beckwith Post No. 110, Inc. American Legion Weddings — Banquets — Functions 359-8821 359-4674 GOOD LUCK 77 LOVELL’S FLOWERS 160 Main Street Route 109 359-4949 Congratulations Robert A. Kinsman Dog Grooming 70 North Street Medfield Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Compliments of DECELLE’S VAYA CON DIOS! 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