Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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

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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

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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