Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

We have climbed the peak And now we look below us With tears of joy, yet with sorrow. We must part Only to climb another peak That is even higher! Medfield High School Class of 78 Mr. Francis M. Bibby Miss Judith E. Noble 1 tell you that the children of yesteryears are walking in the funeral of the era that they created for themselves . . . But the children of tomorrow are the ones called by life, and they follow it with steady steps and heads high, they are the dawn of new frontiers, no smoke will veil their eyes and no jingle of chains will drown out their voices. They are few in number, but the difference is as between a grain of wheat and a stack of hay. No one knows them but they know each other . . . K. Gibran With many thanks for leading us along the way, we dedicate the 1978 Peak to Miss Judy Noble and Mr. Francis M. Bibby In Appreciation, The Class of 78” 2 PEAK STAFF L Robin Patrick Girls Sports Editor Michael Keohane Boys Sports Editor 1978 Allen Azer Adviser Susan Foley Advertising Director Jocelyn Cosgrove Special Pages Editor Lisa Brady Candid Editor Judi Doucette Senior Section Editor Staff Nancy Juda Michelle Morgan Kerry Nickerson Carolyn Curry Debbie Colt Marie Luna Patti Hughes Nancy Kearns Cynthia Robinson Coleen Shannon Linda Woodlock Melanie Middlesworth Mary Gerah Karen Maini ■m Diane Finerty Underclassmen Editor Fred Snow Superlatives Editor Faith Kelly Lisa Hulitzky Faculty Editor Elizabeth Rabbette Art Editor Gayle Horton Activities Editor Staff Susan Kallie Kathy Chaplin Chris McDonnell Lori Woodlock Hugh Hennessey Fred Jones Chet Burks Stefanie Clouther Holly Hollowell Shelia Campbell Nanci Patterson Susan Fletcher Kathy Shiels Diedre March Kelly Roberts Sei ior biographies 5 EDWARD ALLEY Porka UP ON: The Eagles DOWN ON: Getting up in the morning LIFE IS: Like a Dirty Joke; the fun- nier you think it is, the sicker you are. HAPPINESS IS: Being with a lively crew. MISERY IS: Working on Saturday Nights FAVORITE PLACE: Barnstead, NH FREEDOM IS: Being from the maddening crowd USUALLY SEEN: Running red lights AMBITION: To run away and join Monty Python ' s Flying Circus PHILOSOPHY: If all else fails, fol- low directions 1979 PLANS: Learning to tie my own shoes ACTIVITIES: S.C.A.C 3,4 Herse ' s Musical 2,3,4 Student Council 3 . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . dramatic . . . THOMAS E. ANASTASI III Ana BIRTHDATE: 10 4 60 UP ON: The Sox DOWN ON: Being called Ana , Getting lost in cornfields MISERY IS: A chimp called MO! FAVORITE SAYINGS: ahlo — sox in ' 78 AMBITION: Tom Anastasi, Coun- celor at Law PHILOSOPHY: Be yourself, no matter what the guy next to you is like . . . determined . . . Soph. Pres CAROL FRANCES AMOROSO BIRTHDATE: 12 3 59 UP ON: skiing, graduation, weekends, )A, swimming, SC, m m, track, EIKOON DOWN ON: fast weekends, Mon- day mornings, Swm. Pd. LIFE IS: What you want it to be and what you make it FAVORITE SAYINGS: (Howie) How are yai! Its cool. HEY! What a bum deal, what a kick in the head!! FAVORITE PLACE: On a ski slope, the Cape, Sandy Neck FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want when you want USUALLY SEEN: Here and There PHILOSOPHY: Maybe we ' ll win, maybe we ' ll lose, but we ' re only going to be here once so lets make the best of it. MEMORIES: 1977 Proms, 6 26 76, D.W. PTY, So. Jr. Ski Tr . . . June 10, 77, Concerts . . . C.A.L.H.N.S.V.W. CR, L-Hps. — FIC — BTH pretty eyes . . . tall and dark . . . kind and affectionate . . . STEPHEN ANGELIS Angie, Greek BIRTHDATE: 3 21 60 UP ON: Scuba Diving, Barnsted Parties, Frank and Reese DOWN ON: Grubby Gary, work- ing nights at LMH, not having enough money to buy gas MISERY IS: A bad back, BBY, Let- ting JD Drive my Datsun ACTIVITIES: Football, YAC athletic . . . JD . . . kind and loving . . . aimable . . . Ah . . . yes . . . sincere . . . hardworker ERIC ARONSON Eslinga, Easily, E BIRTHDATE: 7 26 59 UP ON: Saturday nights, parties, late arrival, Maine, beating Dover, graduation, motorcycles DOWN ON: stormy weekends HAPPINESS IS: Crusing up to Maine in a snowstorm MISERY IS: never being on time, Sunday night reports, Charlie horses, waking up, always hav- ing questions but never having answers FREEDOM IS: laying it between the lines USUALLY SEEN: The Courts, Old Blue AMBITION: To be a rich contented old man ACTIVITIES: sports, bands. CAROL ANN BARTNIK Mason, Carolina BIRTHDATE: 8 19 60 UP ON: The L.T. Girls, vol- leyball, tournaments, winning, baseball, 1st day of school DOWN ON: Saturday morning volleyball practice, — babysit- ting — , snobs, tests, 2nd day of school MISERY IS: Having your best friend move FAVORITE SAYINGS: EXCEL- LENT!, HEY-SHORTSTOP! FREEDOM IS HAVING YOUR TWIN SISTER SICK FOR THE DAY. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, softball, special chorus, Spanish Club Friendly . . . volleyball . . . smiles . . . typist . . . ambitious . . . twin? 6 WANDA MARIE BARTNIK BIRTHDATE: 8 19 60 UP ON: Red Sox, food, volleyball DOWN ON: N.Y. Yankees, mus- tard MISERY IS: being a twin EAVORITE SAYINGS: Oh Karin USUALLY SEEN: In the sewing room AMBITION: To be a Medical Technician 1979 PLANS: Going to college ACTIVITIES: chorus, Spanish club, volleyball, special chorus sewing . . . smiles . . . Carol ' s twin? . . . impulsive HOLLY JEAN BATTING Hoi , Holly B. , UP ON: snow, A.F.S., chocolate almond chip ice cream, Winnie-the-pooh, Briarwood, fires, good friends, unique- ness, giving, skiing, music DOWN ON: racing against time, carbon-copies I would not exchange the laughter of my heart for the fortunes of the multitudes; Nor would I be content with con- verting my tears, invited by my agonized self, into calm. It is my feverent hope that my whole life on this earth will ever be tears and laughter. K. Gibram fudge . . . A.F.S. . . . clarinet . . . contented WILLIAM EDWARD BELLOLI Bill , Baby Frank BIRTHDATE: 8 5 59 UP ON: traveling, California friends, the Weirs, Lake Win- nespesakee, summer ' 75 ' , Dy- lan, October ' 76 ' , L.H. DOWN ON: rainy days, school, jocks, people who try to be something they ' re not, homework LIFE IS: short, so make the most of it. MISERY IS: losing someone you care about. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Catch ya later , I ' m sure. FAVORITE PLACE: San Francisco, California FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want, when you want. AMBITION: to be successful in life PHILOSOPHY : You only get out of life what you give it. 1979 PLANS; I ' ll be in school. bubble gum . . . money lender . . . nice clothes JOHN B. BERTOLET BIRTHDATE: 12 29 60 UP ON: Hypes — both cars and bikes LIFE IS: A winding road full of pot holes. HAPPINESS IS: finally getting the 442 running RIGHT MISERY IS: no gas money FREEDOM IS: your own car USUALLY SEEN: in, under, or around the 442 PHILOSOPHY: Never do today what can be put off until to- morrow. 1979 PLANS: college And if the dam breaks open many years too soon. And if there is no room upon the hill. And if your head explodes with dark forbodings too. I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon. — Pink Floyd quiet . . . nice smile . . . aimable . . . . . .cars and the 442 KURT LAWRENCE BINDER Binny ' BIRTHDATE: 2 18 60 UP ON: Baseball, the Grateful Dead, and the Courts DOWN ON: senior biographies, the Yankees, and Dover You, who are on the road Must have a code That you can live by. And so become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye. Teach your children well. Their father ' s hell did slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The one they pick, the one you ' ll know by. artistic . . . N.M. . . . Fox Run . . . thrifty . . . sociable 7 DEBRA BLOCK BIRTHDATE: 4 28 60 UP ON: Israel, independence, suc- cess, animals, love poetry, peace of mind LIFE IS: A challenge of experiences that we must face with strength, hope and knowledge. FREEDOM IS: Making my own decisions wisely and righte- ously. AMBITION: To be a rabbi or a so- cial worker, see Israel 1979 PLANS: Going to U. Mass., Boston, and Hebrew Univer- sity My own poem: TIME FOR A CHANGE It ' s about time for a change. It ' s about time to rearrange. My life and what it means to me. I just need hope and the key To a better life of security. And success is what I ' ll see. ambitious . . . determination . . . faithful . . . conscientious . . . EDWARD B. BOULTER Bolts, Eddie B. BIRTHDATE: 8 25 60 UP ON: scuba diving, weight lift- ing, old trucks, volleyball LIFE IS: what you want it to be FAVORITE SAYINGS: Get away from me. FAVORITE PLACE: 70 feet be- neath the sea. AMBITION: to be an underwater photographer ACTIVITIES: scuba diving . . . easy going . . . congenial , . . licensed scuba diver . . . ;� . !■ RICHARD D. BOURNE Rich, Dick UP ON: waterskiing, swimming, tennis. Bar Harbor, Bom to be Wild, Maine tans, Daytona Beach HAPPINESS IS: hot summer days, cool summer nights, being with good friends FAVORITE SAYINGS: You ' ll never know until you try. FREEDOM IS: walking in the sand, the serenity of the ocean It ' s not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. fudge . . . Dick . . . Don Juan . . . flirt JACQUELINE BOUVIER Jackie, UP ON: good times, crazy people DOWN ON: fake people LIFE IS: a big QUESTION HAPPINESS IS: not being sad MISERY IS: a part of life AMBITION: to be a nurse in a childrens hospital 1979 PLANS: college at Boston University ELDEN B. BOYT Pud UP ON: Nancy, the beach DOWN ON: being lied to, butts LIFE IS: unbelievable USUALLY SEEN: never, and al- ways with Nancy AMBITION: to become rich Nancy . . . skipper . . . cute . . . camaro . . . 8 LISA ANN BRADY UP ON: good friends, smiles, long talks, guys, jeans, music, laughing, BYF, parties, Ameri- can Section, weekends, sum- mer, Dennisport DOWN ON: Monday mornings, being tickled, never having gas in the car, flat tires, deadlines LIFE IS: a struggle, but definitely worth it FREEDOM IS: being myself and not worrying about what other people think Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson “wasted pages . . . talkative . . . sensitive . . . good judgement KEITH MARTIN BRANGWYNNE TEX “KEITH “BRANGWINE BIRTHDATE: 12 25 60 UP ON: weekends, Maine, Harri- man Pond, Cross-Country, Good friends DOWN ON: rainy days, Monday mornings, running after a track meet FREEDOM IS: doing what you feel like doing, without being bothered USUALLY SEEN: running, with Astle 1979 PLANS: College ACTIVITIES: Track, Cross Country quiet . . . track . . . conscientious . . . observent . . . honest ROBERT BRAEDY “SNAKE DOWN ON: No Kentucky MISERY IS: ugly Evan and Nest FAVORITE PLACE: 57 Pound Street during the summer USUALLY SEEN: with Nancy worm . . . nice looks . . . funny laugh , . . cautious . . . keen insight . . . basketball captain . . . Nancy CATHLEEN SUSAN BRENNAN “CATHY “RED “CATH UP ON: Cat Stevens, 13 H.F. Slid- ers, sports, drawing. The Bird, GR, Bo-Sox-4,3 and 14, Levis, pizza, Neil Young, sunny weekends, concerts DOWN ON: breaking bones, mov- ing away, rainy weekends, long studies, riding the bus, sliding into home plate, not being able to see FAVORITE PLACE: box seats over R.S. dugout AMBITION: To live in Germany and be a famous artist artistic . . . “oh that accent . . . red hair . . . amusing . . . athletic . . . friendly SCOTT BRICKLEY “SCUTTY UP ON: Led Zeppelin, Yes DOWN ON: 5th period HAPPINESS IS: dirt bikes, cars MISERY IS: doing physics homework on Friday nights. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Really? Good enough. OH Scotty Roberto . . . cute smile . . . affectionate . . . sense of humor BARBARA BRISTOL “BARB “BUB UP ON: water and snow skiing, mountain climbing, music, and sunsets DOWN ON: mistreatment of ani- mals LIFE IS: a great challenge HAPPINESS IS: getting letters, being at a party and celebrating holidays MISERY IS: being sick FAVORITE SAYINGS: Nothing is impossible! FAVORITE PLACE: Minnehaha Falls FREEDOM IS: the feeling I get on the side of a mountain AMBITION: To have a career in the field of medicine PHILOSPHY: Look forward to to- morrow, look forward to . . . happy moments yet to be en- joyed . . . beautiful memories yet to be lived. 1979 PLANS: Going to College persevering . . . pleasant . . . 9 ANDY BROTHERS ANDY BIRTHDATE: 3 20 60 UP ON; Top Spin, Steely Dan DOWN ON: WVBF, WPRO, Donny and Marie HAPPINESS IS: weekend FAVORITE PLACE: Rocky moun- tains USUALLY SEEN: with ET, with a racket AMBITION: to be successful, to live a good life AK . . . tennis . . . nice looks . . . good personality . . . sense of humor JOHN BRUNO UP ON: Maine, bicycle trips, eat- ing, Noonhill, band exchange concerts DOWN ON: rainy Saturdays, Johnny HAPPINESS IS: 5th period study USUALLY SEEN: with Kash, Gay 90 ' s crazy . . . friendly . . . the chef . . . sweet and extremely generous . . . trumpets CHESTER A. BURKS JR. CHET UP ON: Maine, parties, cars, music, Daytona Beach, Canada FREEDOM IS: Just another word unless you know what to do with it ' Come mothers and fathers Throughout the land And don ' t criticize What you can ' t understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond your command Your old road is Rapidly again; Please get out of the new one If you can ' t lend your hand For times they are a-changin ' Dylan tall . . . Lord ' s . . . bam leader . . . outgoing . . . sup er personality . . . SHEILA KATHLEEN CAMPBELL SHEILS UP ON: smiles, sunshine, my be- ach, friends, exchanges, big and little parties DOWN ON: reactions LIFE IS: Without need. There is no reason to give. Without giving. There is no reason to love. Without loving. There is no reason to live. Without life. There is no reason. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Right? That ' s rude! USUALLY SEEN: Selling some- thing for somebody in the front lobby smiles . . . responsible . . . hard worker . . . determined . . . cute NANCY ELLEN CAPONE NANC NANCY UP ON: Elden, the beach, McDonald ' s USUALLY SEEN: With Elden Believe in yourself and in your dream, though impossible things may seem. Someday, somehow you ' ll get through to the goal you have in view. Mountains fail and seas divide before the one who in his stride takes a hard road day by day sweeping obstacles away. Believe in yourself and in your plan — Say not — I cannot — but, I can. The prizes of life we fail to win because we doubt the powers within. petite . . . cute . . . big eyes LISA ANN CARAVIELLO Lee Loui BIRTHDATE: 10 6 60 UP ON: J.T., Fleetwood Mac, blue eyes, true friends. Horseback riding HAPPINESS IS: being with whom I love MISERY IS: that certain cold, rainy night FAVORITE PLACE: Virginia PHILOSOPHY: Our days are not for passing though, but for liv- ing in! nice hair . . . artistic . . . friendly smile . . . 10 CLAYTON ALLAN CARLISLE UP ON: skiing in powder, Tyson, Vt., football, hoops, Celtics Pride, good music DOWN ON; moped harassment, cold football practices When you wish upon a star. Your dreams can take you very far. But, when you wish upon a dream. Life ain ' t always what it seems. What you see on night of clear In the sky so very dear You ' re a shining star, no matter who you are. Shining bright to see, what you could truly be. Earth, Wind Fire moped . . . athletic . . . nice look- ing ... a good friend . . . King PAUL LAWRENCE CARTON Harvey, Harv UP ON: Dylan, Springsteen, Harry Chapin, Star Trek MISERY IS: Working at the Francis on Friday night FAVORITE PLACE: New York City AMBITION: To write the next best seller Come mothers and fathers throughout the land And don ' t criticize what you can ' t understand Your sons and daughters are be- yond your command Your old road is rapidly aging. Please get out of the new one if you can ' t lend your hand. For the times, they are a-changin ' . . . . funny . . . intellectual PAUL CARUSO Gildo UP ON; Novas, summer nights. New Year ' s Eve 76 DOWN ON: notebook boys HAPPINESS IS; A snoopy tooth- brush FREEDOM IS: bom to be wild ACTIVITIES: Parties It matters not what price you ' ve paid. You can ' t get gladness ready made. To get the real and lasting kind. You have to grow it in your mind. Tish . . . Gildo . . . that laugh . . . mechanic ANA MARIA CASAS Anita BIRTHDATE: 7 27 60 UP ON: Having good friends, so- cial activities, basketball and volleyball games, javelin throwing, popular music, strawberry ice cream, and sun- sets DOWN ON: Selfish people, no- thing to do, fish and milk for breakfast MISERY IS; Not having a perma- nent goal in life FAVORITE SAYINGS: Ya . . . all right, now I understand FAVORITE PLACE: Ossipee Lake AMBITION: I want to study medi- cine, to serve the community, and to be happy. 1979 PLANS: I want to go to the university to participate in sports activities and I hope to work as a volunteer in A.F.S. AFS . . . habla espanol . . . hard worker LINDA JEAN CELLUCl Lin Celluch Schabooch BIRTHDATE: 7 12 60 UP ON: Chris, April 19, 1977, my little blue hat, Starsky Hutch, and my 20 pound cat DOWN ON: whites of eggs, frizz hair weather, my mothers di- ets, gym, soap operas HAPPINESS IS: finally having my own room, mint chocolate chip ice cream MISERY IS: The distance between Lancaster and Medfield, Mark and Jim first thing in the morn- ing AMBITION: to be a successful hair dresser PHILOSOPHY: I used to be con- ceited, but now I ' m just per- fect. talkative . . . perfume . . . eyes KATHLEEN MARY CHAPLIN Kathy Chap Chaps UP ON: finding lost contacts, L.T. girls, J.I.V., volleyball, basket- ball, football games, overalls, Charlie Chaplin memorabelia, N.H., Summer of 77, ravioli DOWN ON: losing contact lenses, goodbyes, broken friendships, rainy football games So there ' s a lot of sense in living. When the world, we know starts giving. We can spread our wings some sunny day And fly away. But till we ail fly together. What sense does it make. S.C. Volleyball . . . hair . . . soft-spoken . . . soprano . . . guitar . . . 11 HELEN MARY CLANCEY Turk, Glance UP ON: The beach, good music, snowy nights, sports. Bo-sox 4, b-ball games, good friends and good times DOWN ON: Homework, rainy days, goodbyes, nothing to do, unmanageable hair LIFE IS: A journey, not a destina- tion AMBITION: To drive across the country and visit the hermit in Alaska 1 guess its like a mountain side You gotta climb it to the top. Floating in a sea of dreams The only thing that you can see Is the view above the clouds — E.L.O. quiet . . . red ... St. Patrick ' s baby . . . cute . . . friendly STEFANIE LOUISE CLOUTHER Stef, Cloutha UP ON: Good memories, the gang , being with good friends, popcorn, certain pain- ters, skiing, weekends, warm summer nights DOWN ON: Losing friends, friz- zies, rumors, fig hting with special people, curfews, getting sick FAVORITE SAYING: Your kid- ding?!! FAVORITE PLACE: Wherever my friends are and S.P USUALLY SEEN: With Deb and the gang. LIFE IS: A series of surprises The memories of these past years. Are like a rainbow. Vivid, bright and beautiful Goldilocks and the Gummi Bears . . . hyper . . . nice dresser . . . VINCENT ANTHONY COLLURA Vinny BIRTHDATE: 10 5 59 UP ON: Partying, Saturday nights, C.O., summer DOWN ON: Working, rainy days, winter, running the 600 yd. dash LIFE IS: An endless merry-go- around. FAVORITE SAYINGS: What? Yeah!! USUALLY SEEN: Cruising around, and up at the Funny Farm MISERY IS: Working Friday nights, running out of gas, being broke, eating a school lunch. AMBITION: To be free stereo . . . girls . . . cruising . . . friendly . . . DEBRA GRAY COLT Debbie, Deb, Colty LIFE IS: As free as a song UP ON: L.T. girls, spring nights, painting, horses, S.P., friends and memones DOWN ON: Saying good-bye, los- ing friends USUALLY SEEN: With Stef and the gang. POEM: For us life has all but yet begun We have traveled, yet not explored But not it is time to venture And life will be fuller than ever be- fore — Debra G. Colt hard worker . . . fashionable . . . sweet personality . . . DAVID PARKER CONNORS David BIRTHDATE: 8 4 60 UP ON: A good time, Zappa DOWN ON: Monday mornings FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up?!! FAVORITE PLACE: the woods USUALLY SEEN: Uptown with John-boy Frank Zappa . . . Laurie . . . MARK CONSTAS UP ON: weekends, skiing DOWN ON: Rainy Days, WRKO MISERY IS: Cars that die and bro- ken skis AMBITION: To Become a mil- lionaire 1979 PLANS: Spending my million bucks Skier . . . dreamer . . . friendly 12 JEFFREY WALTER COOK Zig” BIRTHDATE: 9 8 59 UP ON: jazz music, Dylan DOWN ON: cigarettes, 27, The Society, courts LIFE IS: too short HAPPINESS IS: skiing down a whipped-cream mountain in cowboy country MISERY IS: the next morning FAVORITE PLACE: Canada FREEDOM IS: for free USUALLY SEEN: out of town AMBITION: philosopher PHILOSOPHY: There ' s no way back, so take time in stride. ACTIVITES: skiing, soccer, water skiing, hiking . . . tough . . . philosopher . . . logic thinker JOCELYN ALINE COSGROVE UP ON: football games, a good laugh, the flute, water skiing at Lake Sunapee, Boston, good friends and family PHILOSOPHY: When a person has a real friend, he learns not only to appreciate another human being; but he also learns to better understand himself . . . Susan Schultz ACTIVITIES: J.V. field hockey, winter track, A.F.S., school musical, band, french club, teacher ' s aid, yearbook staff, S.H.F. Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars . . . Henry Van Dyke . . . pretty . . . personality plus . . . fashionable LORRAINE SONJA COX Lorri Lor BIRTHDATE: 11 20 60 UP ON: life, kittens, little kids, roses DOWN ON: being cold LIFE IS: amazing HAPPINESS IS: sleeping late!! MISERY IS: saying goodbye FAVORITE SAYINGS: Oh, wow! , Really! FREEDOM IS: being able to make your own decisions USUALLY SEEN: in Natick AMBITION: to teach blind and deaf kids PHILOSOPHY: Live life to the ful- lest, you ' re only here once. . . . shy . . . smart . . . trustworthy . . . reliable DIANE MARIE CRANSHAW Di Lip ON: P.W., L.T. girls, Maine, Blue Camaros, sunny weekends, friends, water ski- ing, the beach DOWN ON: leaving P.W., not being able to get the car, rainy days LIFE IS: Doing the things you want to do and what you make out of life. HAPPINESS IS: sunny days in Maine when P.W. doesn ' t have to work FREEDOM IS: not having to babysit AMBITION: To be successful in what ever I undertake . . . Paul . . . positive in opinions . . . devoted to friends JIM CUMMINS BIRTHDATE: 12 8 59 UP ON: parties, summer DOWN ON: lafolla ' s green bomber AMBITION: to be successful PLANS FOR 1979: Going to college ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Football . . . nice-looking . . . good person- ality . . . talkative . . . THOMAS CURL 13 DAVID D ' AMBROSIA Dave BIRTHDATE: 7 22 60 UP ON: Days off, nice cars DOWN ON: Mondays LIFE IS: a game HAPPINESS IS: sleeping late on Sundays MISERY IS: a rainy weekend night FREEDOM IS: Getting out of school AMBITION: To do what I want to do and be the best at it. PHILOSOPHY: To get what you want out of life 1979 PLANS: Having a great time ACTIVITIES: Basketball, cruising . . . resourceful . . , friendly . . . fair and generous SHEILA ROXANNE DEARNESS Sheila D. BIRTHDATE: 4 9 60 UP ON: twinkles, Mr. C., enter- taining, waterfalls, applause DOWN ON: th ird lunch, sore throats LIFE IS: learning to work and love HAPPINESS IS: having a big sister MISERY IS: being one of the guys FAVORITE PLACE: the back of my mind USUALLY SEEN: and heard in the bug AMBITION: to find a place where I can be myself PHILOSOPHY: Find your own existence, live it, learn it, love it. J.M.B. ACTIVITIES: Stage band, special chorus, student council, softball, cheerleading . . . Yellow bug . . . dependable . . . DAVID OWEN DANIEL BIRTHDATE: 6 28 59 USUALLY SEEN: Rolland Skating Rink ACTIVITIES: football . . . determined . . . forceful . . . honest . . . friendly CAROLYN CURRY Bean BIRTHDATE: 4 14 60 UP ON: Midnight capers, M.V. 31 flavors DOWN ON: Lies, unkept prom- ises, shallow feelings LIFE IS: Full of secrets and hidden feelings MISERY IS: a rainy weekend FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi cutie, Hey Bean FAVORITE PLACE: Martha ' s Vin- eyard FREEDOM IS: more precious than most of us realize USUALLY SEEN: with a Nick, a Bean, and a Berry PHILOSOPHY: Live your life as if nobody was there to make judgement, because it is your life, not theirs. PLANS FOR 1979: Cramming for exams and eating ice cream ACTIVITIES: field hockey, French Club, Honor Society, Yearbook staff, colorguard . . . good things come in small pac- kages . . . sophisticated and fashionable PAUL DELUCA BIRTHDATE: 3 31 60 UP ON: parties, graduation day FAVORITE PLACE: in pop ' s caddy AMBITION: to work on my second million PHILOSOPHY: I ' ll try to do my best and if that doesn ' t work. I ' ll give it to you to do. ACTIVITIES: shop all the way USUALLY SEEN: with Cappa and Kwai . . . kind-hearted . . . fun-loving . . . friendly . . . good personality DAVID BRENT DEVANE HAPPINESS: Never having to make an excuse FAVORITE PLACE: anywhere when I ' m with the people I want to be with 1979 PLANS: planning on Law school ACTIVITIES: skiing, fishing, hockey, sports car racing (spec- tator) Before the rising sun, we fly. So may roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run. And yet, we ' ve only just begun. . . . nice looking . . . hot ticket . . . adjustable . . . new n ' towne . . . 14 DONNA PATRICIA DEWAR Donna D. UP ON: popcorn, beating Fletch in target practice, midnight phone calls to T.C., 13 H.F. Sliders DOWN ON: Nancy ' s harassment, working Saturday afternoons HAPPINESS IS: Having some- thing good to look forward to when I get up in the morning. . . . end line . . . Duffy ' s . . . athletic DEBRA ANN DIGIACOMO D.J. Deb UP ON: people, good talks, par- ties, singing, exchange con- certs, The Beatles DOWN ON: violent TV shows, police stories, SNAKES, dogs, eggs, getting high. Death, the no. 3, Elton John, Cher, two- faced people Come on everybody Smile on your brother Everybody get together Try to LOVE one another right now fun-loving, very friendly LAWRENCE C. DONOVAN I think that we will continue to elect priggish, ignorant, stub- born people to high office. Their blind enthusiasms . . . will lead us into more noble experiments. (Such as Prohibi- tion and Vietnam) Humanity will again fail to coop- erate — because the experi- ments will be incomprehensi- ble to most human beings, and painful and wasteful besides. Humanity will come to look like a defective machine to the noble experimenters. They will order our policemen and sol- diers to bang on it hard, to make it run smoothly. The experimenters will again force our police and soldiers to dis- grace themselves in public. Sorry about that. — Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. friendly . . . quiet WILLIAM JAMES DHIMITRI BIRTHDATE: March 27, 1961 UP ON: Soccer, Physics lab, pizza, bicycling DOWN ON: baconburgers, colds LIFE IS: so fuU of ironies and con- tradictions that everything makes perfect sense. There ' s much to know, and no doors in space They were only mirrors you im- agined in your mind. — C. Stevens . . . amusing . . . hard worker . . . Senior Treasurer JEANNENE DOUB J.D. Nene UP ON: my two families, Bamsted parties, Hicks, J.D. ' s Bar Grill, Fall Lights, Greek Irishmen DOWN ON: Fred ' s feet, a W.B. and Spec runs — ON FRIENDSHIP — When you must part from your friend you grieve not; For that which you love most in him shall be dearer in his absence. As the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. — Kahlil Gibran . . . S.A. . . . Junior President . . . versatile . . . JUDITH M. DOUCETTE Judi Jude BIRTHDATE: 11 19 60 UP ON: Birthdates, People Laugh- ing, Pep talks DOWN ON: Unreturned Hello ' s, Put Downs LIFE IS: A smiling face, A word of praise, A helping hand and Forgiving ways. HAPPINESS IS: Giving and get- ting a birthday card! MISERY IS: Emerson ' s Dinners, high places, a certain picture FAVORITE SAYINGS: Alright don ' t say Hi FREEDOM IS: When you are rich, loved, respected, and happy PHILOSOPHY: If life short changes you in one place it will give you a full hand in another 1979 PLANS: To become a CPA and or a Business Teacher ACTIVITIES: A.F.S., Drama Club, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Vice President, Yearbook Editor hard worker, warm-hearted 15 PAMELA ERICKSON BIRTHDATE: March 7, 1960 UP ON: Led Zepplin, hot sunny days, the beach, windy days DOWN ON: having braces, rainy weekends, v intertime LIFE IS: only wnat you make of it HAPPINESS iS: having lots of money, to do what ever you want with MISERY IS: being stuck in Med- field with no money and no- thing to do FREEDOM IS: being able to do what you want to do when you want to USUALLY SEEN: around AMBITION: to get everything I can out of life PHILOSOPHY: The trouble with not having a goal is, that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score, quiet . . . spazzy individual JOANNE LINDA EILERTSON Jody UP ON: skiing in Australia, AES, Lake Winnipesaukee, my fam- ily, Pipestem, W. VA., my friends. Koala bears, GR, 13 H.F, Sliders DOWN ON: Rainy Sunday ' s, say- ing goodbye, blushing, the birthday song, having braces LIFE IS: too short, so live every day like it was your last AMBITION: Medical Technologist ACTIVITIES: colorguard, AFS, field hockey. Fellowship So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out There ' s so much left to know And I ' m on the road to find out, — Cat Stevens — AFS . . . Field hockey . . . bubbly . . . fro CHARLES EDWARD FATTORE Charlie, Chuck UP ON: Basketball, Big Blue, Baseball, Good music DOWN ON: losing FREEDOM IS: Cruisin ' with the battalion USUALLY SEEN: In the gym, with the kid in the red Charger AMBITION: To be a sportscaster Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be It ' s whatever it is you see That life will become. — Jackson Browne stallion . . . school spirit . . . chuck- les .. . manager JOHN DRAHOS BIRTHDATE: 10 2 60 DOWN ON: Smoking (anything) LIFE IS: A gift from God. HAPPINESS IS: being close to Jesus MISERY IS: being far from him FAVORITE SAYINGS: Good Lord, Right FAVORITE PLACE: home FREEDOM IS: not having to worry about problems that arise in your life time USUALLY SEEN: At the club pool (summer) In school (win- ter) AMBITION: to be a Marine Biol- ogy teacher PHILOSOPHY : Life is either a dar- ing adventure or nothing WHAT WILL BE DOING IN 1979?: Freshman in college ACTIVITIES: choir, guitar peaceful . . . guitar . . . folk-mass . . CRAIG FABBO Fabs UP ON: Frank Zappa, Jimmy Page, Gibsons, Italian sports cars DOWN ON: stupid questions HAPPINESS IS: a warm gun FAVORITE SAYINGS: Movin ' to Montana soon . . . USUALLY SEEN: Trying not to be seen big words . . . RANDY FERGUSON ferg UP ON: Corvettes, Z 28 ' s DOWN ON; Mondays USUALLY SEEN: Around quiet . . . cars . . . aimable SHEILA ANN FERREIRA Sheil Flash UP ON: Camping parties with the gang, The Three Stooges, Cheerleading, Old Stage, Fam- ily Weddings DOWN ON: Arguments, Family Nicknames, two faced friends, having your brother wear your clothes and looking better in them. HAPPINESS IS: little kids and Bonnie MISERY IS; Waking up Monday morning and thinking it ' s Sat- urday LIFE IS: Eight people and a dog in one car for 4000 miles!! Versatile . . . HH ... big eyes . . . habla espanol? . . . outgoing MARK PATRICK FLAVIN Fluffy Hungry Lion BIRTHDATE: 11 27 59 UP ON: good times, the feeling of satisfaction, sports, cooking LIFE IS: Figuring out yourself HAPPINESS IS: seeing people en- joying themselves MISERY IS: Your parents getting older FAVORITE PLACE: Cape Cod, McDonald ' s FREEDOM IS: a thoughtless mind USUALLY SEEN; with a different person AMBITION: to gain success in something I enjoy 1979 PLANS: Hopefully getting use to the world. ACTIVITIES: chess club. Honor Society nice looking, good sense of humor, easy going SUSAN ANN FLETCHER Sue Moo Fletch UP ON: Friends, water skiing, Bamstead, NH, Vermont camp- ing, my buddy, popcorn ker- nels, Jesse Colin Young, Ver- mont sunrise, mountains DOWN ON: Two faced people, pink bank account books LIFE IS: to be enjoyed with good friends HAPPINESS IS: Beating Angie and Fluffy in Chemistry after study- ing 3 hours with Nerbs MISERY IS; no money, W.B ' s, no car AMBITION: to make it through life with no regrets ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading — Prom committee. Yearbook cruising . . . big eyes . . . artistic . . KM . . . popular SUSAN MARY FOLEY Sue Foo UP ON; Bubble gum, six 2 ' s, peanut butter, writing my col- umn, overalls, L.B.D.D., sum- mer of ' 76 and ' 77, the L.T. girls, the beach, spending money, good friends, happy memories, Boston, a good laugh DOWN ON: hit and run accidents, radiators, my muffler, jelly, growing apart, regrets, good- byes FAVORITE PLACE: Dennisport AMBITION: to write the novel that will bring the world to tears PHILOSOPHY: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. — R.W. Emerson ACTIVITIES: J.V. field hockey and softball, (1) Student council (1,2), yearbook staff, AFS club, French club joking around . . . MHS reporter . . . Decelle ' s . . . DIANE TERESA FINERTY UP ON: Good friends, summer ' 76, junior and senior years, ' ' hearing from B.J., the beach!, weekends, G.R., 13 H.F.S. DOWN ON; close friends moving j away, being called Susan, , Humid days, F.S. ' s sarcasm LIFE IS: a lot of ups and downs, so j take them all in stride |ACTIVITIES: band . . . field I hockey . . . yearbook . . . Honor Society . . . newspaper Love when you can j Cry when you have to . . . |Be who you must That ' s a part of the plan I Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we ' ll all understand . . . J — Dan Fogelberg Susan? . . . Giggles . . . ALEXANDER FRANKE UP ON: graduating, Colorado, hiking and biking, beautiful mornings DOWN ON: loud mouthed girls, green grass FREEDOM IS: doin ' my own thing my own way We the following Led by the unknown Are doing the impossible for the ungrateful We have done so much for so long That we are qualified to do anything with nothing. independent . . . S. GARVEY UP ON: Chevrolet, 1950 Corvettes, Mighty Sid DOWN ON: working seven days a week LIFE IS: what you make of it MISERY IS: getting up in the morning USUALLY SEEN: At the Foxboro Fair PHILOSOPHY: Know your limit cars . . . quiet . . . dark and myste- rious . . . kind ELLEN FOSTER BIRTHDATE: August 21 UP ON: Clarinets, S.C.A.B. Pep- permint Milkshakes DOWN ON: moving, Christmas evening HAPPINESS IS: A clover farm in Calcutta, India MISERY IS: Friendships growing apart FAVORITE SAYINGS: Don ' t hold your breath, you might turn green FREEDOM IS: to be able to laugh as others cry FAVORITE PLACE: behind a music stand AMBITION: to be an earthworm farmer PHILOSOPHY: If you love some- thing very much then let it go. If it never comes back to you, then it was never yours. If it comes back, then love it forever. ACTIVITIES: Band, Debate Club New n ' Town . . . blonde . . . musi- cal .. . unique . . . good na- tured EVAN J. GAVRILLES BIRTHDATE: 6 23 60 UP ON: Parties, good stereo ' s DOWN ON: Rainy nights, har- rassment HAPPINESS IS: Money in your pocket FREEDOM IS: Having your own car USUALLY SEEN: Anywhere AMBITION: To be rich 1979 PLANS: Working aimable . . . party goer . . . MARY ANNE GERAH M.G. Mare UP ON: My family, springtime, peace with God, memories, doers DOWN ON: cliques, swamps, in- sincerity FAVORITE SAYINGS: Give me a break ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Tennis, French Club, Outing Club, Honor Society, Yearbook Staff A question unanswered Not in the clamor of the crowded street. Not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng. But in ourselves, are triumph and defeat. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow doer . . . athletic . . . sincere STEPHEN GILMORE Gil Gilly BIRTHDATE: May 3, 1959 DOWN ON: Monday morning MISERY IS: Being 18 FAVORITE PLACE: Wally ' s sum- merhouse USUALLY SEEN: in a blue civic 1979 PLANS: Going to college somewhere ACTIVITIES: Football, baseball, partying nice personality . . . F.B. Captain . . . nice looking . . . 18 GAY DAWN GRACI BIRTHDATE: 5 23 60 UP ON: Music, friends, good food, Jesus ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding, swimming, tennis, skating, playing the electric piano and synthesizer horses . . . persistant determina- tion . . . volleyball . . . indi- vidual JEANETTE GRANFIELD UP ON: Good music, summer, the beach, friends, meeting new people DOWN ON: Being bored, winter, oral reports, clicks FREEDOM IS: Being yourself AMBITION: To own a house on the beach Deals and fears and feeling proud Say I love you right out loud Dreams and schemes and circus crowds I ' ve looked at life that way But now old friends are acting strange They shake their heads and say I ' ve changed But somethings lost when some- things gained Living every day I ' ve looked at life from both sides now From win and lose and still some- how It ' s life illusions I recall I really don ' t know life at all. — Joni Mitchell Oh, that laugh . . . gregarious . . . cute . . . cheerleader PAUL HAIGH UP ON: weekends and good times DOWN ON: nothing to do and rain LIFE IS: what you make it HAPPINESS IS: a skidoo in the winter Forget yesterday. I am, where I am. I know where I could have been, had I done what I did not do. Tell me friend, what I can do to- day, to be, where I want to be, tomorrow. shy . . . tall . . . quiet . . . DAVID MICHEAL GRACE BIRTHDATE: 12 16 59 UP ON: Weekends, 3rd period, stage band, playing my drums, skiing DOWN ON: Broken sticks, Mon- day mornings, S.A.T. ' s LIFE IS: trying to quit butts HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends, having a good time, weekend trips to U.N.H. FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? FAVORITE PLACE: Daytona Be- ach, Florida FREEDOM IS: June 4, 1978 USUALLY SEEN: crusin ' around in the Subaru PHILOSOPHY: Take it as it comes 1979 PLANS: Having a good time tall . . . dark . . . and handsome . . . SEMIAN HAIDAR Simon Haidar BIRTHDATE: 2 19 59 UP ON: SPORTS, especially vol- leyball DOWN ON: working LIFE IS: Hard and mixed with dif- ficulties HAPPINESS IS: At the present time, success MISERY IS: To fail in life FAVORITE PLACE: Is a quiet area FREEDOM IS: To be the leader of myself AMBITION: To do the best for the country 1979 PLANS: I will be going to col- lege smiles . . . that dictionary . . . con- scientious . . . honest . . . hard worker r HOLLY HALLOWELL “Hoi” “Hollv” UP ON: Special people, snuggely sweaters, mint-chocolate chip ice cream, C.P. ' s, our class, po- etry, music, sparkly eyes, beaches, special chorus, the L.T. girls, summer of ' 77, football and basketball games, J.I.V., spirit, memories. DOWN ON: good-byes, broken windshield-wipers, losing friends, being on the shorter- side. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi! How are ya? What ' s going on?, 1 don ' t think so. What ' s your problem? FAVORITE PLACE: The back steps USUALLY SEEN: with Chap (J.) Fudge, Karen Let us be what we are and speak what we think and in all things keep ourselves loyal to truth and the sacred professions of friendship. — Longfellow . . . school spirit . . . chorus . . . sweaters . . . Medfield. SANDRA HARRINGTON BIRTHDATE: December 28, I960 F.N.W.G 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 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 . . . towny . . . cute . . . JAY C. HART Hartman, Hart brother, Tyrone UP ON: White Torinos, McDonald ' s people, Kansas, Pete ' s Dream, New Hampshire LIFE IS: What you want it to be. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hey man . . ., It ' s cool. AMBITION: To get along with everyone I meet along the trail of life. . . . intellectual . . . MacDonalds . . HUGH COURTNEY HENNESSY Huey, Hoopie, H.P. UP ON: baseball, weekend courts games, the Sox, music, biking, beaches DOWN ON: Short summers, cold weather, crutches, Yankees Success is failure turned inside out — . . . Verstile . . . hoops . . . Sheila . . . musical . . . nice looking . . . jovial . . . trumpets KEVIN HESNAN BIRTHDATE: March 13 UP ON: winning races. DOWN ON: Bremen down bikes. LIFE IS: What you want it to be. MISERY IS: rainy weekends. USUALLY SEEN: on a motorcycle. AMBITION: to be rich. 1979 PLANS: Working. ACTIVITIES: hockey, motorcross racing. . . . motorbikes . . . t-shirts . . . tall and lean. WILLIAM EDWARD HIMEBAUGH Hiny, Himy BIRTHDATE: June 6, 1960 UP ON: parties, good times, con- certs, soccer DOWN ON: getting harassed, los- ing LIFE IS: what you make it HAPPINESS IS: doing what you want, when you want to do it. MISERY IS: getting in trouble FREEDOM IS: supposedly for everyone USUALLY SEEN: at the courts, parties. ACTIVITIES: soccer So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there is so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. — Cat Stevens . . . friendly . . . cute . . . 5 20 MICHAEL HOCHBURG SUSAN HOLDERRIED Sue BIRTHDATE: 5 6 60 UP ON: Summer, Bruce Springsteen, Artichokes and Jelly Beans. DOWN ON: Mondays, Rain, Snow, Devil dogs, people tel- ling me to talk, being broke LIFE IS: only what you make of it. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends FREEDOM IS: Doing whatever I want to. Remember all the movies, Terry, we ' d go see Trying to learn to walk like the heroes we thought we had to be. Well after all this time, to find we ' re just like all the rest, stranded in the park and forced to confess to hiding on the back streets. (Bruce Springsteen) the silent type. . . . listener . . . beautiful hair GAYLE MARGARET HORTON Gayle, Gayley BIRTHDATE: 3 28 60 UP ON: H.R. Ill, winning, sun- sets, friends LIFE IS: Yesterday is but today ' s memories and tomorrow is but today ' s dreams There are thousands to tell you it cannot be. There are thousands to prophesy failure; There are thousands to point out to you, one by one. The dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin. Just take off your coat and go to it; Just start to sing as you tackle the thing That cannot be done, and you ' ll do it. Edgar A. Guest full back . . . Ill . . . Friendly ' s JULIA S. HOWELL Hule, Hulie, Jule BIRTHDATE: 9 11 60 UP ON: Brian, life, running, math, good times, being happy DOWN ON: Loneliness, being nervous, track meets!! LIFE IS: to be taken advantage of HAPPINESS IS: Being with those I love, feeling peaceful inside MISERY IS: track meets on a holi- day! FAVORITE PLACE: Chatham, Cape Cod FREEDOM IS: a sailboat, a seagull, and a clear sunny day USUALLY SEEN: with Brian, run- ning track AMBITION: chemist FUTURE PLANS: learning ACTIVITIES: cross-country run- ning, winter track, spring track, yearbook, chorus, special chorus, Honor Society, tutor- ing B.B. on bike . . . track . . . special chorus . . . Girls State 77 PATRICIA ANN HUGHES Patty, Pat BIRTHDATE: 1 24 60 UP ON: My family, visiting Koris ' in Europe, exchanges, friends from 77 , sunsets, G.R., H.R. Ill, walking the beach, Quincy Market, 13 H.F. Sliders DOWN ON: friends moving, marching in 0° weather, freck- les FAVORITE SAYINGS: C ' mon people, let ' s go. , Patty Hughes . . . RUN!!!!! ACTIVITIES: band, field hockey, student council, special chorus 1 was once like you are now And I know that it ' s not easy To be calm when you ' ve found Something going on But take your time Think alot. Think of everything you ' ve got For you may still be here tomor- row. But your dreams may not. Ill . . . funny . . . musical . . . good natured . . . LISA ANN HULITZKY Leese, Lee UP ON: My family, friends, ten- nis, skiing. Rocky Mountains, volleyball, shooting stars, hot fudge sundaes, summer, green, the G.R. DOWN ON: Phoney people, cold rainy days HAPPINESS IS: giving more than receiving MISERY IS: marching practice over ice mounds in below freezing weather FAVORITE PLACE: Bermuda The little cares that fretted me, I lost them yesterday. Among the fields above the sea. Among the winds at play. Among the lowing of the herds, The rustling of the trees. Among the singing of the birds. The humming of the bees. The foolish fears of what might pass Out in the fields with God. Anonymous fond of dressing well . . . sweet . . . sophisticated . . . MATT HUTT Mat, Matty BIRTHDATE: 2 15 60 UP ON: Dylan DOWN ON: getting up at 6:30 JOHN lAFOLLA Jack, Folia, BIRTHDATE: 5 12 60 UP ON: Parties, Fribbles and French Fries, 65 Chevys, good music MISERY IS: Super Dupe, Cum- mins ' driving USUALLY SEEN: courts, riding ' around ACTIVITIES: Football Green Bomber . . . friendly SANDRA M. IGNAR Sand, Shorty, Sanders BIRTHDATE: 8 21 60 UP ON: sox home games, roses, bananas, Sandy Neck, my cousin, people liking you for what you are!, my guitar DOWN ON: mustangs with no windows, Gails ' jokes , clicks, phony friends LIFE IS: the best thing that ever happened! ACTIVITIES: Softball, Horsebac- kriding tall . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . opinionated . . . adaptable JAMES W. JESSE BIRTHDATE: 12 17 59 UP ON: Football, golf. Patriots, weekends DOWN ON: Rainy days LIFE IS: limited HAPPINESS IS: the Patriots win- ning the Super Bowl EAVORITE PLACE: Schaefer Stadium FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want to. USUALLY SEEN: tailgating at Schaefer Stadium AMBITION: to be successful and leave Medfield FUTURE PLANS: College Pats . . . Fernandes . . . Jesse James . . . imaginative FREDERICK E. JONES UP ON: Soccer, Hi-Fi, Nice Cars, Bruce Sprinsteen, J.R.R. Tol- kien, M.M. FAVORITE PLACE: Middle Earth AMBITION: see the world The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the Road has gone. And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet And whither then? I cannot say. J.R.R. Tolkien nice dresser . . . M.M . . . soccer . . vivacious NANCY LYNN JUDA Nance UP ON: D.D., midnite capers, 13 H.F. Sliders, harassing Donna, and good music DOWN ON: Working at 6 a.m. on weekends, T.C. ' s Green Dynamints Photographs and Memories, Christmas Cards you sent to me. All that I have are these to Re- member you. J. Croce D.D . . . fond of moods . . . Bakery . . . Crash . . . F. Hockey goalie 22 SUSAN LEE KALLIO Susie Sue UP ON: G.R. and 13 H F Sliders, friends, my family HAPPINESS IS: scoring a goal and the gruesome threesome MISERY IS: getting hit in the leg with Gayle ' s field hockey stick LIFE IS: for living and giving and caring and sharing with people we love ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Band, Basketball, Honor Society, Stu- dent Advisory Committee, Tennis French Club, Year- book Staff These are my treasures kept apart. Cradled in velvet in my heart. Graven profiles, picture-clear. Perfect moments, priceless-dear. Etched in ageless time to be My cameos of memory. . . . always in a hurry . . . bubbly . . . Ill . . . sophomore queen . . . pretty blue eyes . . . JOHN KANE BIRTHDATE: 12 21 59 UP ON: good parties and a tank full of gas DOWN ON: E.G. ' s GS, Novas that smell LIFE IS: a bowl of cherries MISERY IS: rainy Friday nights, Monday morning FREEDOM IS: doing what you want when you want 1979 PLANS: going to college always smiling . . . party goer . . . JAMES KASHALENA Kash UP ON: weekends, parties. Dus- ters USUALLY SEEN: cruisin ' through Noon Hill LIFE IS: what you make of it MISERY IS: rainy weekends HAPPINESS IS: winter, ski- dooing ACTIVITIES: Band 1979 PLANS: working or going to school trumpet . . . tries hard . . . genial . . cruising in the Duster BARBARA KEAN Barb Robert Frank UP ON: Bo-Sox 4, many, many, MANY moons, H.R. Ill MISERY IS: not being able to whis- tle FAVORITE PLACE: third base at Fenway USUALLY SEEN: with Nance and Linda AMBITION: to own Red Sox with Nance and Linda PHILOSOPHY: borrowing money is much easier than working for it ACTIVITIES: Shorthand Club on Friday nights The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now. And the end never turns out to be quiet what I expected. . . . Ill . . . comedian . . . NANCY JOAN KEARNS Nance Little Keamsy BIRTHDATE: 9 21 60 UP ON: friends, triangles, Bo-Sox 4, 8 20 77, Doritos, H.R. Ill DOWN ON: rainy days, nothing to do LIFE IS: SO many worlds; so much to do, so little done MISERY IS: not knowing for sure USUALLY SEEN: with Barb and Linda There are faces I remember From places in my past . . . 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 I just seem to sing these songs And say Tm sorry for the friends I used to know. JT . . . Ill . . . indomitable spirit . . . flirtatious . . . SONYA ELLEN KEENE UP ON: 5F ' s, Mickey Mouse, val- entines, the Beatles, A.J. Foyt, Chinese food, and most of all Snoopy. DOWN ON: Calories, losing lot- tery tickets, paddling upstream FREEDOM IS: Skiing the infinite slope. AMBITION: To write the sayings in fortune cookies. Today while the blossoms still cling to the vine I ' ll taste your strawberries. I ' ll drink your sweet wine A million tomorrow shall all pass away, ' Ere I forget all the joy that is mine today. No. 1 . . . David R. . . . intelligent . . . nice 23 FAITH LOUGHRAN KELLY Faith-O” FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s it to you, Foley? ACTIVITIES: drawing, acting, vegetable- wrapping BIRTHDATE: 3 7 61 We do not fix our gaze on what is seen but on what is unseen. What is seen is transitory; what is unseen lasts forever. 2 Corinthians 4:18 . . . Oh! What a riot! . . . witty . . . dramatic . . . fun-loving . . . DEBORAH ANN KENNEDY Debbie UP ON: going to the movies, cruising with L.K. and C.M., Fleetwood Mac, S.S., 137C, tennis FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re kid- ding FREEDOM IS: knowing what you want and how to get it. AMBITION: to be successful in ev- erything I do . . . Decelle ' s . . . tennis . . . giggles . . . AMY ELIZABETH KENYON Ame Amandable UP ON: my Brothers, YES, obstreperous times. Home- room III L IFE IS: too short to not be daring enough to take chances. HAPPINESS IS: sharing special moments with good friends. MISERY IS: being too full to thoroughly enjoy a H.F. Slider FAVORITE SAYINGS: You think I ' m kidding? Gimme a break! . . . Ill . . . argumentative . . . Oh! Brother . . . MICHAEL J. KEOHANE Mike UP ON: skiing, soccer, cars, weekends, and getting my name pronounced right the first time DOWN ON: Physics, working Saturdays HAPPINESS IS: having Miss Car- ney for 3 years in a row FREEDOM IS: Summer, having a good time with friends AMBITION: to beome an architect ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Newspaper, Yearbook . . . Ill . . . bouncy(?) . . . Nice dresser . . . KE-O-HANE PATRICIA ANN KIESSLING Patty Pat UP ON: parties, weekends, sum- mer, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, Yes, Super Tramp, peo- ple, concerts. Graduation, drive-ins DOWN ON: rainy weekends, slushy winters, no money MISERY IS: staying in because of rain on Saturday nights FAVORITE SAYINGS: decent Alright! Shut up FAVORITE PLACE: Maine, Ohio, Great East Lake PHILOSOPHY: If you can ' t be good, then be good at it. ACTIVITIES: volley ball FREEDOM IS: living it up the way I want with no hassles . . . twiggy . . . argumentative . . . friendly PATRICIA KING Curly Tish UP ON: New Year ' s Eve 76, F.H.W.G. DOWN ON: frizzy hair, rainy days, teeth All the times that I ' ve cried keeping all the things I knew in- side it ' s hard, but it ' s harder to ignore it. If they were right I ' d agree but it ' s them they know not me now there ' s a way and I kno w that I have to go away.. CAT STEVENS . . . Curly . . . petite . . . cute . . . 24 LORRAINNE DIANNE KNOWLES “Lorr “Rainnie B.S.G. UP ON: Skiing, N.H., Going to the “MOVIES with C.M. and D.K. EAVORITE SAYING; BAT. !!! AMBITION: To be a R.N. quite . . . bakery girl . . . friendly . . . Walpole! BRIAN J. LAASKSO “LIGA BIRTHDATE: 2 29 60 UP ON: Money, Saturday nights, shop DOWN ON; Rainy nights, S.I. ' s cold, bad grades LIFE IS Success HAPPINESS IS: getting out at 7:00 PM FAVORITE PLACE: whereever something exciting is going on. FREEDOM IS: My own car AMBITION: To be happy, healthy and rich 1979 PLANS: going to trade school ACTIVITIES: Golf, gym nice looking . . . quiet . . . more than meets the eye KAREN MARIE LAFOND LAFONDE Karin BIRTHDATE: 4 12 60 UP ON: clothes, sleeping late, the beach, puppies, weekends, friends, life, love, people DOWN ON: homework, cold weekends, getting up, working all weekend LIFE IS: What you make of it HAPPINESS IS: spending the whole day with friends MISERY IS: getting up before eight o ' clock FAVORITE SAYING: Huh? What? FREEDOM IS: being able to follow your consious AMBITION: to live my life to the fullest PHILOSOPHY: The world is only as good as the people who live in it. Friendly . . . candy striper . . . pretty smart KAREN BETH LANDESBERG CHIRP BIRTHDATE: 11 14 60 UP ON: S.B. Gang, boat trips, raquetball, skigister Jr., par- ties, Planter, Frue Fee, Y.F. Trips, the Rich, prom 77, Milkweeds, special people, T.T.T., dakine, the chemgate scandal FAVORITE SAYINGS: Who turned off the star? , Any- body want some sun screen? FAVORITE PLACE: Kwaj AMBITION: To major in computer science at college ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, Basketball, Softball, Ju- nior Achievement, Pep Club, Band, Youth Fellowship Islands . . . hair . . . new n ' town . . . adapts easy ALLAN LARKIN LEAKY . . . packy . . . adapt- able . . . affectionate and kind 25 CAROL LARKIN BIRTHDATE: 11 16 60 UP ON: tennis, nice clothes, Ber- muda, sewing, Boston, swim- ming, good music, my family, french fries Your living is determined not so much by what life brings to you as by the attitude you bring to life; not so much by what happens to you as by the way your mind looks at what happens. Circumstances and situations do color life, but you have been given the mind to choose what the color shall be. John Homer Miller freckles . . . Decelles . . . conserva- tive . . . nice smiles KEN LARSON UP ON: Cars DOWN ON: Rainy weekends HAPPINESS IS: Friday night FAVORITE PLACE: Noon Hill USUALLY SEEN: In my jeep AMBITION: To keep living 1979 PLANS: Working ACTIVITIES: TRACK, RIDING MOTORCYLES quiet . . . the jeep . . . reserved BRIAN LECLAIRE “LICK “ECLAIR BIRTHDATE: 9 22 60 UP ON: Having money, rides from the Cape, a cupcake, HR 111 DOWN ON: First scrimmages LIFE IS: Going to be a ride in Cummin ' s car HAPPINESS IS: V.P. Jing a soph- omore MISERY IS: a bum deal FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re the chosen one! FAVORITE PLACE: Anywhere if 1 want it to be. FREEDOM IS: to be utilized at any cost USUALLY SEEN: on crutches ACTFVITES: Football, Baseball 111 . . . Mel . . . cast . . . THERESA MARIE LEDWITH “TERRIE BIRTHDATE: 9 21 60 UP ON: My friends, graduating, cruising around, weekends, partying, all nighters. Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Michelob, Smokey and Bruce Springsteen DOWN ON: Sturbridge Village, MSG ' s, making decisions, boredom, waiting, no money, being afraid to do what I want, 2 4 77, Hansenbaugms MISERY IS: Improper Traffic Pat- terns Isn ' t it a pity. Isn ' t it a shame. How not Too many people, can see we ' re all the same. — George Harrison FREEDOM IS: Being with who I want, without anyone telling me who I was ' who I should be, or who I will be USUALLY SEEN: with Doreen AMBITION: To train homing pi- geons 1979 PLANS: Painting turtles ACTIVITIES: Antarctic Explora- tions funny . . . ELIZABETH W. LEGGETT “LIZ ' ' “LIZZ1E“ “ISABEL UP ON: Neil Diamond, The Senor, Kissing Potion, Music, good friends LIFE IS: Not a having and a get- ting, but a being and a becom- ing HAPPINESS IS: seeing the sunset and knowing who to thank FAVORITE SAYINGS: “ask me if I care Gretchen!” If I wanted your opinion I ' d beat it out of you!. Open mouth; insert foot, assorted rot. Big Whoop and Vi FREEDOM IS: Yours only if you are responsible enough to ac- cept it AMBITION: to never stop learning PHILOSOPHY: Accomplishment will prove to be a journey, not a destination. 1979 PLANS: going to college and otherwise causing trouble ACTIVITIES: Special Chorus, De- bate Club, “Anything Goes, Rainbow, E.Y.C., Teen Fashion Council agrumentative . . . flirt . . . ANNE MARIE LOVE BIRTHDATE: 10 9 60 UP ON: peppermint ice cream, walking in the rain DOWN ON: gym LIFE IS: unexpected individual . . . friendly . . . one of many GEORGE LUDLOW Jorge BIRTHDATE: 8 12 60 UP ON: Cape Cod LIEE IS: Being gone for those three days HAPPINESS IS: What I do for those three days MISERY IS: A cyclops FAVORITE SAYINGS: Here today, stoned tomorrow FAVORITE PLACE: In Columbia country FREEDOM IS: B.S.R. ' s USUALLY SEEN: The next day AMBITION: Not Yet PHILOSOPHY: Live it up 1979 PLANS: HopefuUy living ACTIVITIES: Skiing . . . creative writer . . . STEPHEN JOH LUECKE BIRTHDATE: 8 23 59 UP ON: Fantasy Art, Guitar, Frazetta DOWN ON: Monday Mornings PHILOSOPHY: 1 flourished in my humble trade My reputation grew The work devoured my waking hours But when my time was through Reward of all my efforts my own Limited Company artistic . . . reserved . . . quite MARIE ELIZABETH LUNA UP ON: Life, people, summer days and nights, suntans, the Beach!, good friends, art, clothes!, good times and music, laughing, weekends, o.g. ' s DOWN ON: Regrets, being hurt, cliques, goodoyes LIFE IS: An open road surrounded by memories of yesterday, new beginnings or today, and dreams of tomorrow. We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of dreams. Wandering by lone-sea breakers. And sitting by desolate streams, World losers and world forsaters. On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers Of the world forever, it seems, pretty . . . fashionable . . . moody . . . artistic . . . WILLIAM J. MacDONALD Bill Board BIRTHDATE: 11 11 59 UP ON: Poopsie, Long weekends, Nylark Annuals HAPPINESS IS: Playing hockey. Ice cold brews FAVORITE PLACE: Alstead, New Hampshire USUALLY SEEN: At Texaco, old 27, the courts, in a blue 442 AMBITION: To work for Stan- wood Oil, Inc. ACTIVITIES: Hockey moody . . . friendly . . . hockey . . . KAREN MARIE MAINl UP ON: Special friends, laughing, the Cape, sunshine, the L.T. girls, rainbows, Florida ' 77, Art, R.R., family, poems, Col- orado, Mrs. S., Vermont in the fall, Daytona, blue eyes, straw- berry ' s, J.D., memories, Cam, c.c. skiing, Mr. F., BB ' s, Friends, thursdays, b w, Bread, prep. clothes, gettin ' rowdie FREEDOM IS: peace of mind with God and myself USUALLY SEEN: with Chap, Fudge, and Hoi Come dance with the West winds that touch overlhe mountain tops Sail over the canyons and up to the stars And reach for the heavens and hope for the future — all that we can be, not what we are - J.D. nice clothes . . . tall . . . good per- sonality . . . friendly . . . perfect DEIDRE CLARE MARCH De, Didi UP ON: Weekends, soccer, run- ning, Foxrun, sports, family, friends, vitamins DOWN ON: Colds, rainy weekends, being harrassed LIFE IS: accepting that yesterday is gone and everything must change HAPPINESS IS: Knowing you have done your best at what- ever you do MISERY IS: Never winning a track meet, feeling lonely FAVORITE SAYINGS: Sure! Why not FREEDOM IS: Being able to make your own decisions and be con- fident that they are the best ones. AMBITION: To always have some- thing to dream for and strive for soccer . . . sweet . . . funny . . . track EDWARD MAZUKINA “Lew, Kina, Olga BIRTHDATE: 4 25 59 UP ON: Concerts, Weekends DOWN ON: Muzi ' s Car AMBITION: To own and operate a successful package store ACTIVITIES: Golf, Hockey . . . hockey . . . something . . . friendly THERESE ANNE McCARRICK BIRTHDATE: 9 29 60 UP ON: friends, having a good time, memories, piggy back rides DOWN ON: people who think they are better than everyone else, white Papers, and run- ning over Curbs MISERY IS: Having your best friend move and having the threesome broken up. EAVORITE SAYINGS: What ' s the problem?, NFP, hot SSSS, pissa FREEDOM IS: Being yourself USUALLY SEEN: With Judy AMBITION: To grow to 5 ' 3 PHILOSOPHY: Don ' t stop think- ing about tomorrow Don ' t stop, it ' ll soon be here It ' ll be better than before Yesterday ' s gone. Yesterday ' s gone ACTIVITIES: Cheering, track cute . . . J.H. . . . impulsive . . . strong-willed . . . RUTHANNE MCCARTHY BIRTHDAY: 7 26 UP ON: Mountains DOWN ON: People who do not understand LIFE IS: What you make it HAPPINESS IS: Friends, traveling, and singing MISERY IS: Waking up in the morning FAVORITE SAYINGS: What ' s happening FAVORITE PLACE: Vermont FREEDOM IS: Something we all must experience USUALLY SEEN: In the music room AMBITION: To succeed at what ever I do 1979 PLANS: Going to college ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Glee Club, Special chorus. Field hockey, musical, softball music room? . . . music appreciater . . . DW MARY ROSE McCARTHY BIRTHDATE: 1 4 60 LIFE IS: itself HAPPINESS IS: Getting away MISERY IS: Staying still FREEDOM IS: Imaginary Only in silence the word Only in dark the light Only in dying life: bright the Hawk ' s flight on the empty sky . . . nature . . . winsome . . . CHRISTINE MARIE McDONNELL Chris, Crissie, C.T. UP ON: Sports, Bo-Sox — 4-19, G.R., 13 H.F. Sliders, Choco- late Marshmallow, ice-cream, good friends, and good times, music, winning, long weekends, warm summer days, the beach DOWN ON: T.C. ' s green dynam- ints, rainy days, losing, rained out games LIFE IS: Living today with thoughts of yesterday and dreams of tomorrow FAVORITE SAYINGS: I ' m sure, really! Now I ' ve been happy lately Thinking about the good things to come Find I believe it could be Something good has begun Oh, I ' ve been smiling lately Dreaming about the world as one Find I believe it could be Someday it ' s going to come — Cat Stevens Athletic . . . Typist . . . Wiz . . . that smile . . . LISA LYNN McFADDEN BIRTHDATE: 8 20 59 UP ON: A certain person, vaca- tions DOWN ON: Rainy days, getting up in the morning LIFE IS: What you make it USUALLY SEEN: around ace bandages . . . jovial . . . nice DAVID ]. McMILLIAN Mac UP ON: NY, Dayton Beach, water skiing DOWN ON: getting soaked at football games, Mickey Mouse ' 65 LIFE IS: a match, let it bum, don ' t blow it. MISERY IS: last minute reports FREEDOM IS: a full tank ACTIVITIES: Basketball . . . Green VW . . . admired . . . nice dresser . . . hoops . . . NELL McMAHON UP ON: the truth, D.IT., partying, F.H.W.G., the ocean, my bud- dies, pizza DOWN ON: the frizzies HAPPINESS IS: loving someone Don ' t let it bring you down It ' s only castles burning So fine! someone who ' s turning And you will come around . . . flirty . . . argumentive . . . CLAYTON REMINGTON MeVICAR McVic BIRTHDATE: 6 24 60 UP ON: New Hampshire and nice cars DOWN ON: Room 115 LIFE IS: a pair of roller skates, it rolls by too fast HAPPINESS IS: Arriving late and not getting caught USUALLY SEEN: in my Cobra Jet . . . J.J. . . . Mr. Eixit . . . MELANIE LEE MIDDLESWORTH Mel Smell UP ON: the 5E ' s, good music, the beach, DB ' s, food, the G.R. , good times with good friends, MCC ice cream, Boston, 456- 812 DOWN ON: rainy days, insincere people, Go to the park, no money, Boston accents LIFE IS: to cherish yesterday, live today, and dream tomorrow HAPPINESS IS: long weekends MISERY IS: having a contact fit FAVORITE SAYINGS: Really I know But anyway . . . FREEDOM IS; to be able to go to the girl ' s room WITHOUT a pass. USUALLY SEEN: running to 5th period class ACTIVITIES: Special Chorus, Stage Band, AFS, Yearbook, Decelle ' s, Band, the play. Soc- cer . . . musical . . . Decelle ' s . . . DB . . . B.L. . . . hair spray . . . Mel ' s bells . . . DEIRDRE JEAN MINER Dede Dee UP ON: softball, parties, M M, smiles, friendly people, the be- ach, CS DOWN ON: rainy weekends, reputations, cliques LIPE IS; fuU of ups and downs and learning to take the downs with the ups HAPPINESS IS: being with a cer- tain guy MISERY IS: getting up at 5 a.m. on weekends for work PHILOSOPHY: It only takes a little smile to make a day seem more worthwhile ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Softball Breathe, breathe in the air. Don ' t be afraid to care. Look around, choose your own ground Eor 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. . . . flirt . . . sweet . . . friendly . . . MICHAEL MOORE Mike BIRTHDATE: 11 22 60 UP ON: parties, P.B.R. ' s, Saturday nights FAVORITE SAYING: Donate to the Moore Eoundation, give so Moore will live. EREEDOM IS: loose underwear ACTIVITIES: Soccer . . . Old 27 . . . funny! some . . . friendly 29 MICHELE MORGAN UP ON: cheerleading, football and soccer games, Autumn, Fogel- burg, Tolkien, FJ DOWN ON: frizzy weather, cer- tain words USUALLY SEEN: Lord ' s Still round the comer there may wait a new road or secret gate; And though 1 oft have passed them by, a day will come at last when 1 Shall take the hidden paths that run west of the moon, east of the sun. — J.R.R. Tolkien . . . cheerleading captain . . . pretty . . . married . . . sophisti- cated . . . versatile . . . Lord ' s . . PHILIP JAMES MORGAN Beaver UP ON: concerts. Pink Floyd, Yes, summer, cruisin ' in a yellow Charger, good friends, good times DOWN ON: post-game overloads, the Texaco boss HAPPINESS IS: finding the an- swer to a physics problem, hav- ing half of physics and two lunches MISERY IS: being the first to come, but the last to be served FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Bill, what did you get for 2? FREEDOM IS: outside the Physics room USUALLY SEEN: at the Texaco station AMBITION: to be successful in whatever I do . . . quiet . . . intellectual . . . Texaco . . . soccer . . . SHARON MOTL UP ON: J.W.O., parties, friends, beach, good times, summer, good music, weekends DOWN ON: being told what to do, rainy days, being bored LIFE IS: a lot of ups and downs but is something to be enjoyed and cared about HAPPINESS IS: having love and sharing love. MISERY IS: getting up at 5:00 on Saturday mornings to go to work FAVORITE PLACE: uptown FREEDOM IS: staying out late, doing your own thing with no questions asked USUALLY SEEN: with J.O., at Gay 90 ' s, Granite Street ACTIVITIES: partying . . . Juan . . . hair . . . artistic . . . silver . . . townie . . . PHILIP MOYNIHAN MICHAEL MULLOY Michael Mike BIRTHDATE: 11 7 60 UP ON: woodshop DOWN ON: disco HAPPINESS IS: Graduation USUALLY SEEN: leaving Med- field AMBITION: to become a success- ful carpenter of woodworker 1979 PLANS: going to trade school quiet . . . shy . . . aimable CAROL MARIE MUNROE Monnie Mon BSG BBM Muscles Smiley UP ON: summer, M.G. ' s and W.G. ' s, being cut off by Barry, and having him jump on the hood of my car in Norwood Flats, 137C FAVORITE SAYING: I love it! FREEDOM IS: your eyes all a mist from the smoke of a distant fire. USUALLY SEEN: the bake, cruising through Millis and Walpole AMBITION: Reagan, Rossi, Mun- roe, Inc. HAPPINESS IS: seeing the man from Old Colony. . . . tennis . . . smiling . . . cruising out of town . . . 30 GAIL ELIZABETH MURPHY Murph Gurph BIRTHDATE: 10 23 59 UP ON: Mickey Mouse, REAL friends, sunsets DOWN ON: Paranoia, Lisa ' s lec- tures, cute smiles LIFE IS: subject to immediate change! MISERY IS: not being at the RIGHT place at the RIGHT time FAVORITE SAYINGS: Believe that and I ' ll tell ya another! Take it slow! Ma Che! FREEDOM IS: limited! If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now Cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see But if I stay here with you, babe Things just couldn ' t be the same Cause I ' m free as a bird now And this bird you can not change Lord knows I can ' t change! . . . flirt! . . . talkative! . . . confus- ing! . . . amiable disposition . . ELAINE MARGARET NEWTON BIRTHDATE: 2 19 60 UP ON: life, doing as you please LIFE IS: what you can make of it FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s his face FAVORITE PLACE: Quebec City USUALLY SEEN: with friends, with my twin sister . . . Ellen? . . . QC . . . two of a kind . . . the other half . . . ELLEN RUTH NEWTON BIRTHDATE: 2 19 60 UP ON: friends, weekends, camper DOWN ON: not seeing your friends as much after we grad- uate, snobs LIFE IS: what you put into it HAPPINESS IS: surprises that come unexpectedly MISERY IS: saying good-bye to someone you care for FAVORITE SAYINGS: What ' s up? Catch you later FAVORITE PLACE: N.H. Camp- ing, Fundy National Park, Quebec City FREEDOM IS: Camping in the woods near a stream USUALLY SEEN: music room, with the group, my twin sister AMBITION: to work and earn money to go to school 1979 PLANS: working and run- ning my own business ACTIVITIES: chorus, bowling, going to a NEW movie . . . Elaine? . . . The other half . . singer . . . KERRY LYNN NICKERSON Ker Nick BIRTHDATE: 10 20 60 UP ON: Florida, friends. Softball, cheering. Hot Fudge Sundaes (peppermint stick ice cream), Bermuda, Graduating DOWN ON: MSG ' s, being hurt, people who hate cars, growing up MISERY IS: losing my kitten LIFE IS: living each day, remem- bering yesterday, and looking to tomorrow. USUALLY SEEN: with two Beans and a Berry. HAPPINESS IS: Winters of 77 . . . attractive . . . cheerleader . . . JOHN NORTON Juice BIRTHDATE: 6 1 60 UP ON: all the fun times I had with friends, the old Red Chevette, nights, music FAVORITE SAYINGS: Imagine that what ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Track, Soccer Home is behind, the world ahead. And there are many paths to tread. Through shadows to the edge of night. Until the stars are all alight. — J.R.R. Tolkien . . . sweet . . . cute . . . Super Duper DONALD G. NYREN Nyny Nirobi LIFE IS: The Stooges MISERY IS: having the Stooges taken off the air FAVORITE PLACE: any place that you can find food FREEDOM IS: not owing people money PHILOSOPHY: Do unto others be- fore they do unto you ACTIVITIES: Football, Hockey, Al- lright Guy Society . . . Class Clown . . . annuals . . . one of many . . . friendly . . . 31 TOM OGLESBY BIRTHDATE: 2 2 60 UP ON: Barbra Striesand, Dancing DOWN ON: Zits FREEDOM IS: A world without prejudice quiet . . . shy . . . sense of humor MICHAEL OLERICH Bowlrich” BIRTHDATE: 4 14 60 UP ON: Cycles, Cars LIFE IS: Roundabout HAPPINESS IS: High Fidelity FREEDOM IS: A car USUALLY SEEN: When looked for AMBITION: Yes 1979 PLANS: Something com- pletely different quiet . . . SEAN O ' MALLEY UP ON: Skiing, snow, new ski equipment, R.C., Pretty girls. Beach Boys, vans, Apres ski, music, money DOWN ON: No skiing, No car. Long lift lines FAVORITE SAYINGS: I want to ski Heck Yes Excellent USUALLY SEEN: At needhams Mai ' s, In Blue Chevy van, on the slopes AMBITION: Make life worth it and become rich and be a ski bum the rest of my life. LIFE IS: 70% Fun and 30% depres- sing Artistic . . . quiet , . . skier . . . young looking NANCY S. OSMER Nancy O, No-No, Spec 3 I UP ON: Europe — 74, 75, 76, I traveling, lights, overalls, I weekends I DOWN ON: Spec-runs, rainy nights, the usual Standing weary on the abyss of time a singular moment to ponder on the past. I sigh and stoop to lift my bag of memories, balancing them wearily on my shoulders, a moment glance behind confirms. Both life and love have come and gone Now like the seasons of the year and time, 1 must pass on from you, my friend. Denmark . . . M.B. . . . Shoe Outlet . . . Dramatic . . . pretty eyes GRETCHEN OTTING Gretch, Truda BIRTHDATE: 12 4 60 UP ON: Life, close friends, DOWN ON: Insincere people, alarm clocks! LIFE IS: To be lived to it ' s fullest HAPPINESS IS: Finally being a senior MISERY IS: Feeling lost, Monday mornings FAVORITE PLACE: Deering, NH FREEDOM IS: To be achieved USUALLY SEEN: With Julie and friends AMBITION: To meet my goals 1979 PLANS: Swamped in COL- LEGE! ACTIVITIES: Chorus, French Club, Musicals, SHF . . . Argumentive . . . KURT EDWARD OTTING BIRTHDATE; 11 7 59 UP ON: 100 mile bike trips, ski- ing, canoeing, and Radio Con- trolled Cars DOWN ON: Certain nicknames HAPPINESS IS: Driving my Porsche to school FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m sorry to hear that! FREEDOM IS: biking and fresh air USUALLY SEEN: At the hob- byshop AMBITION: To become an Ar- chitect PHILOSOPHY: Do well with what you ' ve got for you may not nave it for long 1979 PLANS: Driving a bigger and better Porsche! carpenter . . . railroad . . . artistic 32 JEAN WILLIAM OUELLETTE BIRTHDATE: 6 27 59 UP ON: Sharon, fast cars, trucks DOWN ON: Green, people who don ' t pay you back LIFE IS: Never fully intact HAPPINESS IS: Being cool when it ' s hot and warm when it is cold MISERY IS: Not having money or a job FAVORITE SAYINGS: right you know it ' s cool FAVORITE PLACE: Up town FREEDOM IS: Being alone with a person you love and who loves you USUALLY SEEN: With Sharon, uptown late at night AMBITION: To have an ambition ACTTVrriES: Smoking area rowdy married . . . towne . . . S.M. ROBIN RENEE PATRICK Rob Bean Robby BIRTHDATE: 12 18 60 UP ON: VSC, midnite capers, snow, martha ' s vineyard, sail- ing, Streisand, MHSSB, those special people, nacho cheese doritos, and being happy DOWN ON: The grapevine, tele- phone poles, the Friendly way USUALLY SEEN: With Nick and Bean PHILOSOPHY:: Our worst fault is in the preoccupation with the faults of others In a moment of time our lives will be over In a moment of time another life has begun For this moment of time we will all be together Voices and minds shining as one. determination . . . photographer . . NANCY ANNE PATTERSON Nanci, Nance, Patty UP ON: Springtime, summer breeze, country roads on sunny fall days, that Peaceful easy feeling rowdy practices, busrides, football b-ball games, unforgotten memories AMBITION: To be able to take each day at a time and make the most of it. Life is a treasure so hold on fast A hope for the future from dreams of the past Life is good friendships That last more than a while Sharing and caring Unspoken meanings paid in a smile Life is a gift of God With love through his son So unbury that treasure your life just begun Friendlys . . . HAROLD LEIGHTON PEEBLES Harry UP ON: Soccer, Stage Band, Skiing DOWN ON: Harassers, Nothing to do HAPPINESS IS: Friends, Bucks MISERY IS: A rainy Saturday FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi How are Ya And to see you ' re really only very small, and life flows on within you and without you. — George Harrison musical . . . soccer . . . Stage Band . . . DEBORA ANN PERRY Deb, Debby, Shorty BIRTHDATE: 9 18 60 UP ON: Sunny days, going to the beach, running, dressing up, C.M. DOWN ON: Track practice, rain people that chew with their mouth open LIFE IS: Too short HAPPINESS IS: Spending a lot of time with someone special MISERY IS: Going shopping with no money, restrictive dating FAVORITE SAYINGS: You sav- age! Good things come in small packages Gross me out Ah, muy Bien, Jula! FREEDOM IS: To do what you want, when you want USUALLY SEEN: Running track Yesterday is but a memory Tomorrow an uncharted course So live today so it will be A memory without remorse, track captain . . . C.M. . . . nice personality . . . kind . . . genial . . . happy CHARLES ALEXIS PHELAN Charlie, Chuck P HAPPINESS IS: A full tank of gas, Huna Village LIFE IS: Having to make do with what we have FAVORITE SAYINGS: Where ' s the party? I don ' t know, what are you doing tonight? FREEDOM IS: Being able to just walk away AMBITION: Engineering or The Good Life Today we wonder of yesterday And worry of tomorrow Will it bring us happiness or will it bring us sorrow Bridges to cross, paths to travel life ' s strange mystery for us to un- ravel Struggling to comprehend the les- sons of our days Learning to love, to readjust our ways Come walk with me, until the day ' s end, From How to whenever, I ' ll call you a friend — Charles Phelan friendly . . . hardworker . . . MARVIN PRESTON Merv Merlin UP ON: soccer, hockey, K.B. DOWN ON: losing to Westwood LIFE IS: full of ups and downs HAPPINESS IS: Friday and Satur- day nights FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don ' t get it! FREEDOM IS: double studies USUALLY SEEN: at the courts . . . goalie . . . argumentive . . . pen wrecker DOUGLAS McCauley PRIESTLEY Elvis Priestos UP ON: cars good times, friends, Saturday nights DOWN ON: rainy days, staying home at night LIFE IS: a challenge MISERY IS: no gas money, work- ing FREEDOM IS: doing what you want to do when you want to AMBITION: to find a career and do well in it FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hey! , Check it out athletic . . . Elvis . . . tall ... re- served ELIZABETH ANN RABBETTE UP ON: art, R.L., L. T. girls, long talks, Vermont, farms, old houses, beach, fluffy kittens, visits to Boston, servicemen, my family, yellow roses DOWN ON: friends for just a summer, good-byes, flashing bluelights, cigarettes FAVORITE SAYINGS: I love it! , That ' s life, It looks fat, doesn ' t it? Oh my God!, You ' re kidding? , Ya FAVORITE PLACE: anywhere I feel comfortable and happy USUALLY SEEN: laughing, in the art room, with Holly, Chap, Karen, etc. AMBITION: an art career PHILOSOPHY: Do not follow where the path leads, rather, go where there is no path, and leave a trail . . . . . . artistic . . . Student Council . . . that laugh! . . . bubbly LAWSON H. RANKIN Muzi Bunny BIRTHDAY: 1 9 60 UP ON: cape cod weekends DOWN ON: basic training LIFE IS: going one day to another, happy or sad FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hey, what ' s up? , No way FAVORITE PLACE: Cape Cod FREEDOM IS: not having to be told what to do. AMBITION: to own my own busi- ness and to do well 1979 PLANS: going to school somewhere ACTIVITIES: skiing, football . . . fudge . . . clown city . . . TIMOTHY JOSEPH REARDON Reardsy BIRTHDATE: 10 23 60 UP ON: parties, Boston, Saturday nights, sleeping DOWN ON: laps, getting up in the morning, school LIFE IS: changing all the time HAPPINESS IS: changing all the time MISERY IS: practicing in the rain, Muhamad Ali ' s mouth FAVORITE PLACE: Fenway Park FREEDOM IS: coming home at anytime I want USUALLY SEEN: down the courts AMBITION: to make a lot of money ACTIVITIES: football, basketball . . . tall and nice looking . . . easy- going . . . basketball BILL REARDON BIRTHDATE: 7 24 60 UP ON: walking LIFE IS: a circle and we just go round and round HAPPINESS IS: hunting, going to Vermont FREEDOM IS: being where you want when you want USUALLY SEEN: with D.W. AMBITION: to go Alaska 1979 PLANS: hopefully I ' ll be in Alaska . . . D.W . . . hair . . . out of towner . . . individual 34 JAMES MICHAEL REGAN Reeges Jim BIRTHDATE: 6 20 60 DOWN ON: A dream tliat may never come true. LIFE IS: What I make of it. No more, no less. HAPPINESS IS: Doing something and knowing you will be re- membered for it. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Rohnny, when do you want to lift? USUALLY SEEN: Wherever I am. AMBITION: To become successful in a field which has been cho- sen by me. PHILOSOPHY: To be what you and not what others want you to be. 1979 PLANS: Attending a college in Vermont with Army ROTC, and courses in business, en- gineering, and mathematics ACTIVITIES: Track, Hockey, Band, Boy Scouts, Lifting . . . quiet and shy . . . nice eyes . . . band . . . cute BILL REYNOLDS BIRTHDATE: 2 17 60 UP ON: snowy days, skidoos DOWN ON: people who nag LIFE IS: what you make of it HAPPINESS IS: leaving M.H.S. MISERY IS: warm winters, getting up at 7:00 a.m. AMBITION: to be rich . . . considerate . . . responsible . . . quiet KELLY JEAN ROBERTS Kell Rahbehts BIRTHDATE: 9 13 60 UP ON: 13, softball, B.C. and B.H., winning, being with friends, laughing field hockey, chocolate chip cookies, lemons, long weekends DOWN ON: Saturday morning practices, making fribbles, Monday mornings, even lunch tables, being bored LIEE IS: whatever you make it to be. HAPPINESS IS: always smiling even when things are rough MISERY IS: being called Robert Kelly FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi guys! Niza FREEDOM IS: doing whatever you want when you want AMBITION: be successful and enjoy life 1979 PLANS: going to college ACTIVITIES: softball, field hockey . . . athletic . . . effervescent . . . Friendlys . . . that laugh! . . . CYNTHIA ANNE ROBINSON Cindy Cind UP ON: G.R., 13 H.F. Sliders, my family, good times, good friends, kids at EBC, running the 600 for the last time. Grue- some Threesome, Sue ' s say- ings, Jane ' s jokes DOWN ON: marching in mud, smelling like formaldehyde after A P, people changing, losing friends LIFE IS: what you make it; so make it count! !! HAPPINESS IS: not perfected until it is shared FREEDOM IS: being who you are without caring about what others may think ACTIVITIES: field hockey, band, French club, yearbook staff . . . band . . . That Lady . . . fun- loving . . . quiet JAMES DAVID ROHNSTOCK Rohnny Jim BIRTHDATE: 12 1 60 UP ON: 67 Chevys DOWN ON: fixing 67 Chevys HAPPINESS IS: Shooting under 50 for 9 holes MISERY IS: Being known on the golf course for having Johnny Miller Sportswear not for my game AMBITION: to be an architect 1979 PLANS: going to college ACTIVITIES: band, golf, lifting! . . . quiet . . . astute . . . band . . . Will ' s hardware I SHIRLEY MARIE ROSSI Sure Shirl UP ON: whoever, June 78, guys UP ON: M.G. ' s, skiing, beach DOWN ON: someone threatening to break my neck, losing people you care about LIFE IS: the best thing that ever happened to me. HAPPINESS IS: a snow covered mountain, pair of ski ' s, a sandy beach, barefeet FAVORFTE PLACE: wherever I happen to be FREEDOM IS: the second best thing that could ever happen to me!! AMBITION: Regan, Rossi, Mun- roe, Inc., Travel Agent, own, own Travel Agency . . . talkative . . . 35 JAY ROSSIER • The way for me to live is to have no way. My only habit should be to have none. Because 1 did it this way before is sufficient reason not to do it this way to- day. — Hugh Prather tall . . . President . . . basketball LISBETH LAUREN RUDISILL Betsy Bets UP ON; Ballet, dances, pizza, Mr. F., green, the musical. Glee Club, Mrs. Stahl, my electric blanket, the beach, warm sunny days, english muffins, the L.T. girls DOWN ON: Getting up at 6 a.m., rainy weekends, cold weather, shoveling snow, quick stops, raisins, soft pointe shoes HAPPINESS IS: Expressing my feelings through dance MISERY IS: Fighting with some- one you love Sometimes it ' s hard to know what your heart is feeling And harder still to put in into words. Love is simple — you can ' t define it it ' s not the words but the thought behind it that counts Rudy, ballerina, volleyball, grace- ful DOREEN ANN RYAN BIRTHDATE: 8 22 60 UP ON: Weekends, cruising around, Michelob, N.H., skydiving DOWN ON: Sturbridge Village, MSG ' S, sellingy — smokey HAPPINESS IS: May 1978 AMBITION: to successfully raise dolfins Remember all the movies We ' d go see Tryin ' to learn to walk like the heroes We thought we had to be When after all this time We find w ' e ' re just like All the rest. — Bruce Springstein funny . . . tall . . . whitty . . . TOM ST. AMANT Tuna St. Tom Staymont UP ON: Music, electronics, old cars, junk food, fishing, money, thunderstorms DOWN ON: Being broke, nose jokes, slow drivers, school buses, garbage, taxes, wet feet LIFE IS; an enigma HAPPINESS IS: Knowing MISERY IS: Not knowing FAVORITE PLACE: Centerville FREEDOM IS: Non existent Saint Tom . . . individual thoughts . . . nice smile WILLIAM CONRAD SALOMAA BIRTHDATE: Feb. 8, 1960 UP ON: Gettin ' Down DOWN ON: Gettin ' Up LIFE IS: An unreal reality FREEDOM IS: Feeling like we do USUALLY SEEN: Under the GOLDEN ARCHES! AMBITION: To be a boy To be a man To be eighteen AND TO LIKE IT! ACTIVITIES: Managing Mac ' s, wasting time MacDonalds . . . pleasant personal- ity .. . friendly . . . easygoing PHILIP DAVID SANFORD Phil BIRTHDATE; January 6, 1960 UP ON: Outward Bound, having fun while working hard DOWN ON: A bike that doesn ' t work LIFE IS: What you make of it HAPPINESS IS: riding your motorcycle when it is fixed MISERY IS: Trying to find Boyt when I need him FAVORITE SAYINGS: What ' s Happening? FREEEIOM IS: Feeling good about the world around you and yourself USUALLY SEEN: in a blue Saab PHILOSOPHY: Do what you want — do it right and it will work WHAT WILL BE DOING IN 1979?: Something good ACTIVITIES: Motorcycle riding encourager . . . something else . . . 36 STEVE SANTANGELO REV ' STANG BIRTHDATE: 2 16 60 UP ON: Mustangs, good friends, and good times DOWN ON: Boredom LIFE IS: Good times, and hope- fully long! HAPPINESS IS: A good set of Wheels MISERY IS: having the wheels break down FAVORITE SAYINGS: Fool me once shame on me, fool me twice shame on me FAVORITE PLACE: St. Louis FREEDOM IS: doing what you want, when you want USUALLY SEEN: during the day AMBITION: to have a good life PHILOSOPHY: do unto others . . . FUTURE PLANS: taking a break ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Music, Cars tuba . . . musical . . . quiet SCOTT W. SASSONE Scotty Texaco Kid UP ON: Soccer, Charger R T, Zep- pelin, CSN Y, Epping LIFE IS: out there, waiting to be had HAPPINESS IS: No physics, APR MISERY IS: overloads FREEDOM IS: never having to look over your shoulder USUALLY SEEN: in yellow and black Charger, Texaco AMBITION: to be one step ahead of the rest ACTIVITIES: Soccer The Leaves have fallen all around time I was on my way Thank to you, I ' m much obliged But now its time for me to go The autumn moon lights my way. But now I smell the rain and with it faith Sometimes I grow so tired. But I Know one thing I got to do is ram- ble on — Jimmy Page yellow charger . . . cute . . . friendly SHIRLEY A. SCARLATA Shirl UP ON: parties, cruisin ' . Bob Seger, friends, getting rowdie, meeting new people, Camaro ' s DOWN ON: Not being able to say what you mean LIFE IS: taking the good with the bad HAPPINESS IS: being with friends, listening to Boston, Seger, Frampton and just Being yourself AMBITION: Fashion Designer artistic . . . quiet, pretty . . . nice hair KURT SCARSCIOTTI Scaz BIRTHDATE: 3 31 60 TIME Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town Waiting for someone or something to show you the way Tired of lying in the sunshine stay- ing home to watch the rain You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today — Pink Floyd those eyes . . . nice looking . . . the silent type DEBORAH ANN SELIGER Debbie , Deb UP ON: Glen, summer, 2 27 77, Led Zepplin, Saturday nights, nice cars DOWN ON: moving, 4 30 77, fighting, breaking up LIFE IS: whatever you make out of it HAPPINESS IS: going to the be- ach, listening to Bob Seger, Boston, and Led Zeppelin FREEDOM IS: Doing whatever you want, without anyone to tell you not to USUALLY SEEN: with Glen, or at Super Duper AMBITION: to graduate petite . . . Super Duper . . . Glen . . . sweet 37 COLEEN CHARLOTTE SHANNON “Col, Leo, Shannon UP ON: people, my family, oceanography, three B ' s, the Saco River, Norton, canoeing, Kezar Pond, N.H., hats, orange juice, my dream house, Freyburg, the Swift River, Hull, being small DOWN ON: cliques, phony people, spiders, fighting LIFE IS: more than living. Live it the wav you want to freedom IS: night How much more there is to living! There ' s a reason to life. We can lift ourselves out of ignorance; we can find ourselves as people of excellence and in- telligence and skill. We can be free! We can learn to be ourselves! — Jonathan Livingston Seagull musical . . . bright . . . easy going . . . studious . . . petite DAN SHIELS Shielsy, Shinney BIRTHDATE: 3 5 60 UP ON: Good parties, Saturday nights LIFE IS: Good and bad nice kid . . . blonde . . . affable . . . KATHLEEN MARIE SHIELS Kathy, Spec 5, Berta UP ON: buggin ' through the bushes, Hampton Beach, lites, weekends DOWN ON: Spec runs, frizzy weather, static ding, W.B ' s, rainy weekends I can see where the changes have come — and will go And remember the years that have passed; But always in memory, as my life went by I can remember the good times and sigh. Friendlys . . . CL . . . compassion- ate, fashionable . . . nice look- ing WENDY LEE SMITH Gwen BIRTHDATE: 8 15 60 UP ON: graduating in 78, summer vacations, going to Florida LIFE IS: very special and full of changes and wishing for my dreams to come true HAPPINESS IS: being with David in his 68 olds, cruising around town, and having a good time with friends FAVORITE SAYINGS: What are you up to? FAVORITE PLACE: West Palm Beach, Fla., Cape Cod freedom IS: to do the things I want to do in life and see every- thing in the world that there is to see, without anyone ever stopping me. USUALLY SEEN: with D.L., here, there, and everywhere AMBITION: to enjoy life to its ful- lest and never grow old tall . . . David . . . cats . . . FREDERICK S. SNOW Fred, Freddy, Fwed BIRTHDATE: 5 28 60 UP ON: Music, friends, sports, blizzards, parties, cold beer DOWN ON: snobs, rainy days HAPPINESS IS: being with friends, being a friend MISERY IS: having no car, being skinny ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Golf, Hock- ey, Yearbook, Newspaper Well I walk the road of life among the strong, among the weak And I ask them for the shortcut to the answers I seek But it seems nobody understands what is and what will be Oh, the questions of my childhood weave a web of mystery — Kansas soccer . . . flirt . . . KEVIN PAUL SPIEGEL Kev BIRTHDATE: 3 8 60 UP ON: Sports, life LIFE IS: graduating from college HAPPINESS IS: finishing high school FAVORITE PLACE: Lakeland Re- gional High School in New Jer- sey FREEDOM IS: being able to do what I want USUALLY SEEN: studying or working AMBITION: To be a journalist PHILOSOPHY: to each his own FUTURE PLANS: probably finish- ing college ACTIVITIES: all sports quiet . . . cast . . . nice smile 38 TRACY ANN SPROUL UP ON: skiing, long vacations, being with Ron, milkshakes, sunsets on the beach. Snoopy DOWN ON: Barbara Streisand impersonators, wearing glasses HAPPINESS IS: finding out my in- terpretation is the same as Mrs. Stahl ' s MISERY IS: no mail, getting up when it ' s still dark out The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time Any fool can do it There ain ' t nothing to it Nobody knows how we got to The top of the hill But since we ' re on our way down We might as well enjoy the ride — James Taylor business . . . fashion 220 . . . nice clothes . . . CYNTHIA M. STETSON Cindy, Stets UP ON: PSY days, weekends, memories, D.S.B., the Island DOWN ON: 5 ft., spiders, rainy days Though nothing can bring back the hours of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower, we will grieve not rather finding strength in what remains be- hind . . . talkative . . . flirt . . . sweet MICHAEL SULLIVAN UP ON: Woody Allen, existan- tialists, Ayn Rand, objectivism HAPPINESS IS: Wood Allen Triple Feature MISERY IS: Running out of gas on 128, Harding St., North St., Needham, Chestnut Hill Mall, Westwood, etc. FAVORITE PLACE: Nairobi PHILOSOPHY: I do not seek the good of others as a sanction for my right to exist! flirt . . . mustang . . . crazy books . PETER SULLIVAN Peta BIRTHDATE: 6 2 60 UP ON: Football, Saturday nights, winning, skiing DOWN ON: Losing, no parties HAPPINESS IS: Winning the 440 FAVORITE PLACE: The Cape USUALLY SEEN: At the site with Nyren nice guy . . . quiet . . . track . . . football player BRENDA PEARLE TAYLOR I am waiting, I am patiently, Doin nothing, in a reverie Climbing higher, seeing every- thing Interacting, slowly spiraling I am giving, while I ' m watching the Life I ' m living, precious energy Escalating, what was once just a game It ' s never the same, no one ' s to blame . . . AU is rhythm, all is unity I am laughing, as it ' s meant to be Just amusing, I am using the Word was given, making harmony Moving slowly, dancing aimlessly Endless circle, turning fearlessly Resurrected, falling down again Introspected, I ' m must stating My views . . . — Kansas B.H. . . . individual . . . artistic . . moody DANA SUMNER UP ON: cars DOWN ON: Main street, back stabbers LIFE IS: infinite FAVORITE SAYINGS: Have to work FREEDOM IS: unrestricted USUALLY SEEN: 57 Colonial Rd., working flirt . . . nice personality 39 MICHAEL THOMPSON Cub Mike BIRTHDATE; 3 2 60 UP ON: soccer, scubadiving, bike trips to the Cape DOWN ON: two faced people, being taken out of games LIFE IS: a game HAPPINESS IS: being the best MISERY IS: losing AMBITION: to be Jacques Cous- teau II ACTIVITIES: soccer . . . skeptical . . . ambitious . . . likable . . . WENDY JEAN THOMPSON Wen BIRTHDATE: 11 11 59 UP ON: Jimmy, F.N.W.G. DOWN ON: gym, rainy weekends For long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly. The smiles you give and the tears you cry. All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd . . . Jim . . . story teller . . . STEVEN TIBERI BIRTHDAY: day before Halloween MISERY IS: not skiing USUALLY SEEN: with Herman PHILOSOPHY: get it while you . imitations fun-loving . comedian . . hysterical popular . ROBERT TOUBEAU Tubes BIRTHDATE: 1 29 60 UP ON: good parties, cars DOWN ON: staying home LIFE IS: great FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? FAVORITE PLACE: in a car FREEDOM IS: staying out late AMBITION: mechanic . . . seen but not heard . . . me- chanical ability . . . ALAN ROBERT TUTTLE BIRTHDATE: 2 29 60 UP ON: Dawn LIFE IS: a four speed and a good motor MISERY IS: getting beat by a Ford PHILOSOPHY: If it isn ' t fast, junk it. ACTIVITIES: what ever is doing . . . restless . . . DAWN MARIE UNDERWOOD Dawnie BIRTHDATE: 5 21 60 UP ON: partying LIFE IS: what I make it HAPPINESS IS: graduating MISERY IS: the ending of a weekend FAVORITE SAYING: Unbelieva- ble! FREEDOM IS: being able to do what I want USUALLY SEEN: if not heard AMBITION: To be successful in life 1979 PLANS: Going to college . . . original . . . frien dly 40 PETER URBAN They that have power to hurt and will do NONE, That do not do the thing they most do show. Who, moving others, are them- selves as stone. Unmoved, cold, and to temptation slow. They rightly do inherit heaven ' s graces And husband nature ' s riches from expense; They are the lords and owners of their faces, others but stewards of the summer sweet. Though to itself it only live and die; But if that flower with base infec- tion meet. The basest weed outbraves his dignity; For sweetest things turn sourest by their deeds, Lilies that fester smell far worse than weeds. — W.S. Quiet . . . AFS President BILL VASBINDER Vas UP ON: Partys, chevies, Zappa DOWN ON; Shaving, Fords USUALLY SEEN: Up town Vasbinder!!! . . . unique . . Philospher . . . THERESE VILAR Treza Volar Book of Saturday If I only could deceive you Forgetting the game Every time I try to leave you You laugh just the same Cause my wheels never touch the road and the jumble of lies we told just returns to my back to weigh me down Reasons . . . kind . , . cute smile JAMES S. WAKELY Chip, Cheepa BIRTHDATE: 6 15 60 UP ON: Tennis, Maine DOWN ON: Homework, Rainy Saturdays FAVORITE SAYING: We didn ' t have homework!! Did we? Bite a rock FAVORITE PLACE: North Carolina USUALLY SEEN: With a Tennis Racket running to the courts 1979 Plans: Going to college quick witted . . . kind . . . bas- ketball . . . Cheepa DAVID RANDOLPH WALKER Dave BIRTHDATE; 8 28 60 UP ON: Accounting LIEE IS: Working hard and enjoy- ing the rewards HAPPINESS IS: Enjoying life to its fullest AMBITION: To become a really good accountant PHILOSOPHY: If you work hard in the beginning, it will payoff in the end. ACTIVITIES; Bowling, playing cards, tennis Gentlemen . . . nice dresser . . . orderly . . . considerate . . . R.M. CHRISTOPHER LEE WALLACE Chris BIRTHDATE: 3 16 60 UP ON: Life, nature LIEE IS: Eor the moment, LIVE! HAPPINESS IS: Doing what comes naturally, doing what feels good, being happy MISERY IS: Restrictions, being forced to do something unde- sirable FAVORITE SAYINGS: Say what I don ' t care FAVORITE PLACE: The out of doors USUALLY SEEN: Bummin around AMBITION: Million dollars, a porche, and a cabin high in the mountains PHILOSOPHY: We are but a drop in the poll of life. Alone we would evaporate, disappear, together we last forever 1979 Plans: Groovin on life and furthering education by expe- rience Outdoorsey . . . down to earth . . . new kid . . . blond 41 SCOTT WALLACE “Wally BIRTHDATE: 5 29 60 HAPPINESS IS: No Harassments MISERY IS: A car with no tunes. Losing, the boat flipping over FAVORITE PLACE: The ocean FREEDOM IS: Doing what you want when you want USUALLY SEEN: Around PHILOSOPHY: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing Scituate . . . that walk . . . The van . JANE MARGARET WALSH It ' s come to an end true friends we part We still have all the memories of the years gone by we have made our mark in the world times we will treasure forever So here ' s to you my friends that each one of you will find what you ' re searching for and make it in this crazy world But never forget our friendship and the times we ' ve had together and never be afraid of tomorrow as long as you have your memories . . . argumentive . . . artistic . . . Super Duper DEBBY WALTON “DEB BIRTHDATE: 12 17 59 UP ON: G.Z., summer nights, good times, 7th period study. The Island DOWN ON: Working ' weekends, C.T., C. Starter FREEDOM IS: Peace of mind far away in the sunshine one of my highest asporations I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and follow where they lead Louise Alcott petite . . . cute . . . cheerful . . . sweet . . . Greg . . . pleasant personality DAVID WILLIAM WETMORE UP ON: The Sox, Python, The Bea- tles, Doonesbury, Billy Jack . . . intellectual . . . stuaious . . . library LORI ANN WOODLOCK “Woody UP ON: Sports, good parties, fox runs, pelicans, giraffes, silver BMW ' s, chocolate marshmal- low ice cream w jimmies. Star Trek, The “Punch, LIFE IS: Realizing today is gone and things do have to change ACTIVITIES: Year book staff, field hockey, basketball, softball Long ago far away life was clear. Close your eyes. Remember is a place from long ago Remember filled with everything you know Remember when you ' re sad and feeling down Remember — life is just a memory Remember — think of all that life can be Remember — Dream — love is only a dream Remember — Remember = things are never as they seem DREAM Nillson athletic . . . giggles . . . sense of humor . . . LINDA ANN WOODLOCK “Woody, Woodrow, Captain, Hype, Legs BIRTHDATE: 9 29 60 UP ON: Bo-Sox — 4, Fleetwood Mac, football and soccer games, partying, Horace ' s punch, Chicago, good friends, memo- ries, the O Family, Graduation, Bud, 12 6 75, ARC, Silver BMW ' s, triangles. Fox Runs, D-S DOWN ON: double sessions, over loads, friends moving, rainy weekends ACTIVITIES: Soccer, basketball, yearbook staff, prom commit- tee, student council 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 I all your life well ever be. Pink Floyd . . . twin? . . . Nebo St. . . . talks in circles! . . . CLAIRE YOUNG “POMME BIRTHDATE: 9 7 59 UP ON: Leonard Cohen ' s lyrics. Bob Dylan, Pavlov ' s dog. Jack Keroac, riding PiUion without a lid LIEE IS: Full of goodbyes HAPPINESS IS: listening to the rain, getting a letter from home MISERY IS: Having blisters on your feet FAVORITE SAYINGS: No I don ' t drink tea at 4:00, Blokes, Pirn- soles, Brollies, calling for Hughy FREEDOM IS: Not having a con- science USUALLY SEEN: In jeans AMBITION: Brain surgeon . . . nice accent . . . our London visitor . . . AES . . . tea time . . . GREG ZAPPAS UP ON: D.W., and Saturday night parties, good friends I am he As you are he as you are me and we are all together Track . . . New York . . . friendly . . cute . . . 43 American Field Service Students 48 ROBERT CRESTO Superintendent Administration JOHN McGrath V ice-principal TASSOS FILLEDES Principal LUCILLE CYNEWSKI Secretary NORMA WAKELY Secretary JAN ESTEP Secretary LILLIAN JEON Secretary MARGUERITTE SLYNE Math GEORGE CALLAHAN Math EDWARD BOLESKY Science SUSAN CARNEY Math JOHN CUOCO Math -V ' V.CSCi ' v JOHN GIRARD Math mA g;. MARY E. DOWSE Science JUDITH NOBLE Science DONNA COLACE Science 51 BLUEBERRY BABES 52 53 GAIL O ' DELL Art DR. JAMES SPROUL Science FRANCES FLETCHER Arts and Crafts JULIA WARBURTON Science MORRIS SIMSON Science 54 JOANN SOYKA Library CYNTHIA BLANDY Library NANCY KELLEY Physical Education GARRET YOULDEN Physical Education DAVID GIBBS Physical Education JOHN BRIDGES Mechanical Drawing FRANCIS BIBBY Industrial Arts JAMES MORRIS Industrial Arts SUSANNE MICKLES Home Economics EVA POTTS Home Economics ESTELLE STAHL English 55 PATRICIA KALLIO Reading JUNE ECONOMOS English ALLEN AZER English CHARLES SULLIVAN English LEE SMITH English SYLVIA VELLANTE Spanish ROBERT SANTORO Spanish JAMES BARTON History CLAIRE GUENETTE French SUSAN PAGE History BERNARD SHEA History CHARLES LAVERTY Latin JOHN NICHOLS History DONALD GIRARD History LUCY TANNLER Business 59 JAMES RENNICK Business PATRICIA PRIORE Business CAROL BAINE Guidance WILLIAM MEEHAN Guidance WILLIAM YOUNG Business 62 DR. ALAN HASTINGS Guidance JAMES McCarthy G uidance ROBERT HERSEE Music DOUGLAS GODFREY ANN SIMONAITIS Kitchen ARLENE SMITH Kitchen MARY HUTT Kitchen HOWIE KILMER Custodian 63 Senior Superlatives of 1978 MOST ATTRACTIVE, Basically Beautiful, Lisa and Clayton MOST VERSATILE, Teeming with Talent, Michele and Hugh MOST INTELLECTUAL, General Genious ' , Sonya and Dave MOST TALKATIVE, Generally Jibberish, Matt and Lisa BEST PERSONALITY, Perfect People, Steve and Patty MOST ARTISTIC, Crafty Characters, Kurt and Kathy CLASS COUPLE, Congenial Couple, Nancy and Elden FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN, Small but Super, Pete and Diane BEST DRESSED, Favorite Fashionables Fred and Carolyn CLASS FLIRTS, Sensational Show-off, Dana and Kerry DONE MOST FOR CLASS, Wonderful Workers, Jay and Sheila MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Dynamic Duo, Mary and Bill CLASS CLOWNS, Playful Pranksters, Debby and Don MOST ATHLETIC,; Complete Competitors, ! Chris and Eric - MOST MUSICAL, Merry Minstrels, Mel and Phil MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT, Peppy People, Judy and Chuck CLASS FUDGES, Obvi- ously Obsequious, Cindy and Richard FOOTBALL 77 Varsity; First Row: S. Angelis, B. LeClere, C. Phalen, Capt. S. Gilmore, D. Daniels, L. Rankin, C. Carlisle, J. Norton, Second Row: Coach Young, D. Nyren, J. lafolla, J. Cummins, S. Wallace, B. Bready, C. Coller, S. Colburn, P. Sullivan, T. McNeely, Coach Youlden, Third Row: K. Brady, R. Floser, E. Cioto, D. Rankin, D. Flolland, D. Reardon, J. Moran, T. Marinella, F. Havener, R. Schinizer, J. Ward, D. Johnson 77 WARRIORS POST BEST RECORD SINCE 1969 The 77 ' Warriors, led by Coach Bill Young, and senior Capt. Steve Gilmore enjoyed it ' s finest season since 1969 by finishing with an outstanding record of 7-2-1. With thrilling victories over Millis, Dux- bury, D-S, and exciting come from behind tie of Holliston, the Warriors impressed enough people to end up ranked 10th in Div. 4. Seniors Dave Daniels and Scott Wallace Spearheaded the running attack, while senior QB Tim Reardon teamed with receivers Gilmore and Bob Bready to become one of the most feared end and end passing combinations ever. Steve Angelis, Brian LeCleare, Lawson Rankin, Donald Nyren, and John lafolla led the defense, which held opponents at bay all year. Chuck Phelan, Jim Cummins, Peter Sullivan, John Norton, and Clay Carlisle performed well all season. Gilmore, Daniels and Nyren were named to the TVL All Star Team, and Bready was elected to the All Defensive Team by the Milford Daily News. Coach Young was elected Coach of the Year by the Nashoba Valley Referee ' s Assoc. Junior Varsity; Back Row: Coach Gibbs, S. Colburn, D. Rankin, M. O ' Brien, D. Kilmer, M. Middlesworth, R. Cole, A. Brothers, T. Lawton, M. Sullivan, J. Morgan, E. Ferrara, T. Hoover, M. Mulloy, J. Marinella, B. Goods, B. Estep, L. Gottche, S. Santangelo, J. Miner, D. O ' Toole VARSITY SENIORS BOYS SOCCER 1977 TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 77 VARSITY; First Row: S. Jones, D. Dubois, D. Dimeza, J. Gillis, Co-Capt. F. Jones, Co-Capt. Aronson, P. Farrar, K. Scarsiotti, J. Ryan, D. Lueke, Second Row: Coach Cowell, S. Sassone, B. Boyd, J. Kenny, B. Himebaugh, M. Flavin, H. Peebles, M. Preston, F. Snow, M. Moore, M. Thompson, K. Mozer, K. Carlson, C. Plesh, Asst. Coach LeClere, Asst. Coach Cronin, Ball Boy Pau l Ness Soccer at Medfield is fast becoming a tradition in excellence. The 77 ' season was no exception, as the Warriors compiled an 11-1-2 record, becoming the sole champions of the TVL. The team controlled the league, and highlights included another year ' s domi- nance over Dover-Sherbom and a victory over 1976 Div. 2 champ Wayland. The War- riors were quarter-finalists in the tournament, beating Somersett, before losing to Dux- bury. Medfield faces were dominant on the TVL All Star Squad as well, with Snow, Aronson, Jones, Himebaugh, Scarsiotti, and Preston on the team. Aronson and Scar- siotti were Div. 2 E. Mass. All Stars as well. JUNIOR VARSITY; Front: M. Gallagher, First Row: D. Bartholemew, G. Papadoyliannis, C. Patrick, M. McMahon, L. Nelson, P. Hamilton, Second Row: Coach LeClere, G. Gallagher, P. Wilgohs, S. Howell, D. Collela, P. Flynn, G. Walker, J. Edgar, M. Hennessey. SENIORS Coach Belmont and Co-captains Astle and Shields lead ' the Cross Country Team to a much improved season, as they upped their record to 4-5 from 2-7 the previous year. The team whipped Medway twice, and also topped Nipmuc and Norfolk. Good performances were turned in by Se- niors Keith Brangwyne, Ken Larsen, Dan Shields, and Tom An- nastasia. Juniors Paul Menard, and Ken Kilcoyne. An excellent ef- fort was also put in by Sophomore Elmo Brangwyne. Front Row: K. Brangwyne, K. Larsen, Co-Capt. Astle, Co-Capt. R. Shields, D. Shields, T. Annastasia, Back Row: Coach Belmont, J. McDonell, D. Huliztky, E. Brangwyne, M. Battisti, P. Menard, M. Montanari, K. Kilcoyne. BOY ' S CROSS COUNTRY 1977 WINTER TRACK Front Row, L to R, Paul Menard, John Norton, Steve Astle, Coach Bridges, Back Row, L to R, Richard Schnizer, Walter Hoover, Ron Shields. The Medfield High Winter Track Team, led by seniors John Norton, and Greg Zappas made significant progress in upping their record from the previous year. Though the team was small it had quality junior runners like Ron Sheils, Steve Astle, and Rich Schnizer who recorded career bests in their events. Paul Menard and Walt Hoover also did great jobs all year long. Under first year coach John Bridges, the team was 1-5-1, but the competed in every meet. BIG BLUE HOOPS Back row, 1 to r, Manager Chuck Fattore, Doug Fetterol, Mike Bodozian, Eric Aronson, Tim Rearson, Chet Burks, Mark Belil, Hugh Hennessey, Steve Howell, Manager Glen Balcom, Front row. Coach Gibbs, Tim Puuri, Dave Carroll, Bob Bready, Chris DiLorenzo, Dan Dimeza, Coach Hodne. The Big Blue ended the 77-78 regular season with a record of 16-5 and qualified for a berth in the state tournament for the 10th year in a row. Led by captain Bob Bready, TVL All Stars Chet Burks and Eric Aronson and seniors Hugh Hennessy, Tim Reardon, and Mark Belil, the Blue Machine posted a 14-2 league record — good for 2nd place in the tough Tri-Valley League. Out matched is size and strength by many opponents the Big Blue used tough defenses and a relentless fast break to run themselves into the quarter finals of the State Tournament before bowing out to Seekonk. Fine supporting efforts were turned in by Mike Bodozian, Doug Fetteroll and Dave Carroll all year long. MHS ICE HOCKEY Back Row, 1 to r, , D. Flavin, S. Warren, R. Floser, M. Preston, J. Morgan, A. Hansotte, R. Taylor, Middle Row, Coach Morgan, C. Devlin, S. LeBeouf, J. Kenny, C. Heyer, B. Nolan, D. Reardon, D. Holland, Manager C. Coller, Front Row, K. Scarsciotti, J. Reagan, B. MacDonald, M. Flavin, T. Mazukina, R. Ferguson, D. Armstrong, Missing, F. Snow. The MHS hockey team suffered through a disappointing sophomore season with an overall record of 5-12. Their record in the TVL was 3-11, finishing in fourth place. In- juries and illnesses hurt the team as Ron Floser, Marv Pre- ston, and Fred Snow all missed games. The senior line of Snow, Flavin, and Mazukina provided much of team ' s scor- ing punch. Through the second part of the season. Coach Morgan concentrated on rebuilding for next year. Highlight of the year were, the team ' s fantastic start with a three game winning streak. Snow ' s hat trick against King Philip, Mazukina ' s 2 goal games against Dover, Millis and Keefe, very impressive first year goalie work by Kurt Scarsciotti, and two big wins over arch-rival Dover- Sherborn. 9 The Girls Soccer squad, in their second season of play, went to the tournament and lost to the eventual winners, Needham, 8-1. Their regular season schedule found them victorious to every team except Foxboro with scores of 3-2 and 1-0. With a team made up of mostly underclassmen, the squad looks forward to an even better season next year. Girls Soccer State Quarter Finalists From left to right: (Back row) Roberta Talerman, Kristin Lomker, Janet Bussow, Patty Russo, Sandra Fletcher, Melinda Petro, Christine Cos, Sue Kindlund, Mary Ellen Thompson, Sue Kiessling, Lisa Raffin, Julie Sullivan; Coaches, Phil Peterson and Pat Scarsciotti. (Middle Row) Janet Burr, Donna Gillis, Laurie Munroe, Maureen Scarsciotti, Lisa Reagan, Kerry Keohane, Liz Sullivan, Katherine Bartholomew, Patty Doherty. (Front Row) Caroline Campbell, Heather Rogers, Linda Woodlock, Kelly O ' Dell, Deidre March, Janet McDonnell, Sue Chick. 1 Volleyball from left to right; (back row) Coach Judy Noble, Susan Snow, Debbie Drake, Karen Strom, Beth Tomney, (front row), Mary Ellen Kiessling, Robin Hoover, Kathy Chaplin, Carol Bartnik, Paula Sassone, (not shown, Lisa Hulitzky) I The girls ' volleyball teams, under varsity captain Kathy Chaplin, and J.V. captain Marie Luna went through a rebuild- ing stage this season. Both squads anticipate a winning season next year. I I I i 84 from left to right: (back row) Coach Donna Colace, Rosemary Doran, Jean Morgan, K.C. Moran, Sue Thompson, Marianne Hegedus, Debbie Drake, Barbara MacQuire, (front row), Betsy Rudisill, Gay Graci, Marie Lina, Deidre Miner, Lisa Brady, Tracy Cusack. from left to right (back row) Coach Lisa Mastropieri, Susan McCabe, Sandy McKay, Lynn Kenney, Cindy Davey, Kathy Nickerson, Debby Bukley, Julie Fawcett, Anne Whiting, Sharon McKrell, Laura Belmont, Lynn Eilertson, Nancy Zabe, and Maureen Connor, middle row; Kathy McGuire, Jeannene Curry, Kathy Kalweit, Kristen Ahem, Patty Fisler, Samantha Austin, Mary Ellen McCarthy, Carol Angelis, and Amy Goodwin, front row: Nancy Patter- son, Diane Finerty, Stephanie Clouther, Patty Idughes, and Cindy Robinson. Field Hockey The Varsity field hockey team, under co-captains Woodlock and Gerah, had anticipated a successful sea- son this year with 11 returning players. However, the team just couldn ' t make it work, and ended with a record of 2-6-1. The J.V. Field hockey record was 2-1-4. from left to right (back row) Kelly Roberts, Kathy Gerah, Debby Colt, Susan Kallio, Dawn Archer, Nancy Juda, Joanne Senatore, and Coach Nancy Kelly, (front row) Carolyn (Bean) Curry, Jody Eilertson, Donna Dewar, Lori Woodlock, Mary Gerah, Chris McDonnell, Sheila Campbell and Gayle Horton. 1 The Girls Varsity Basketball team compiled a season ' s record of 9-7. After a late start, the girls managed to win five consecutive games in the lat- ter half of the season to fin ish over the .500 mark. Included in the win streak were victories over HolUston, Bellin- gham, and Dover Sherborn. The team was lead by Captain Lori Woodlock, Donna Dewar, Chrissie McDonnell, Sue Kallio, and Mary Gerah. Lori Woodlock led the team in scor- ing with 13 points a game followed by sophomore Lisa Raffin who finished the season with a 9 point average. Sue Kallio led the team in rebounds av- eraging 11 caroms a game followed by junior Robin Hoover who averaged 9 rebounds per game. (from 1. to r.) Mr. Cowell, M. Gerah, L. Raffin, B. Tomney (TJ), P. Ruzzo (Ollie), R. Hoover (Bird), J. Bussow, D. Dewar (TT), C. McDonnell (CT), Jan McDonnell, J. Senatore, D. March (foreground) Captain L. Woodlock (Woody) (from I. to r.) P. Harrington, D. Gillis, K. Strom, A. Whiting, A. Goodwin, J. Underwood, D. Bukley, S. Snow, K Lomker, M. Weinstock, K. Nickerson, Miss Noble If Li i-wM GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Front row; Judy Beauregard, Jody Doherty, Julie Howell, Debby Perry, Patty Harrington, Pamela Cawood. Second Row: Coach Shea, Pamela Harrington, Carol Munsey, Patricia Henning, Cathy Cullen, Margo Fournier, Cindy Perry. The girls cross country track team underwent a building season in its third year this fall. Although the record for the season was only 1-8, the team really put out a great ef- fort, backed by the strong support of Coach Bernie Shea and seniors Debby Perry and Julie Howell. Over three years, the team has doubled in size and interest and hopes for continued participation in upcoming seasons. Basketball cheerleaders; from left to right: Therese McCarrick, Kerry Nickerson, Sheila Ferreira, Cindy Lueke, Lauren Harris, Nancy MacDonald, Nancy Arzberger, Kathy Ruzzo, and Joanne Hunt. Varsity football cheerleaders; from left to right, Jeanette Granfield, Michelle Morgan, Nancy MacDonald, Sheila Ferreira, Diane Warren, Judy Hughes, Therese McCarrick, Cheryl Curran, Kathy Shiels, and Kerry Nic- kerson Junior Varsity football cheerleaders: from left to right; Carolynn Ogelsby, Ellen Mazukina, Kathy Ruzzo, Nancy Arzberger, Lauren Harris, Cindy Lueke, Joanne Hunt, and Mary Alice Reagan. This year ' s cheerleaders, selected for football, were lead by captain Michelle Morgan (varsity) and cap- tain Nancy Arzberger (ju- nior varsity). Both squads did a superb job cheering our football teams to their winning seasons. Much additional school spirit was fostered by these ladies, and Homecoming was once again its usual high point of the season with the cheerleaders ad- ding their skit at the pep rally. Congratulations to the varsity basketball squad for their third place show- ing at the annual cheer- leading competition. Se- nior Sheila Ferriera held down the job of captain during the season, and the young squad took shape under her guidance. The junior varsity basketball squad was lead by Ellen Mazukina. We would like to thank these athletes for their time and talent. It was greatly appreciated by both the teams and the fans. - ■ . • ■ ' K ' ipiii —lx _ Medfield High Rah Rah ' s Cheerleading Activities Newspaper Staff Allen Azer, adviser, Diane Finerty, Susan Foley, Robin Patrick, Fred Snow, and Michael Keohane. Missing are Tom Anastasi, Chris McDonnel, Peter Urban, and David Wetmore. COLORGUARD (top row) D. March, S. Keene, D. Archer, J. Eilertson, H. Hal- lowell, J. Curry, (bottom row) S. Campbell, T. Cuzack, K. Moran, C. Davey, S. Snow, C. Curry. AMERICAN SECTION K. Heron, C. Maguire, L. Brady, C. Sheridan, N. Patterson 97 CHORUS AND GLEE CLUB (top row) B. Seacrest, R. McCarthy, S. Beauguard, D. DiGacomo, J. Doherty, P. Cawood, E. Alley, D. Shartz, C. Phelan, (middle row) J. Howell, M. Murphy, K. Maini, K. Chaplin, H. Hallowell, E. Leggett, A. Shwartz, (bottom row) G. Otting, ]. Hoover, J. Ganley, C. Munsey, K. Harris, B. Rudisill, C. Mitchell, M. Middlesworth, C. Bartnick, L. Brady. 98 SPECIAL CHORUS (top row) J. Doherty, D. Warren, D. DiGacomo, M. Murphy, K. Maini, P. Cawood, P. Sassone, C. Netherton, E. Alley, D, Schwartz, C. Phelan, (middle row) S. Keene, K. Cullen, J. Hoover, R. McCarthy, K. Chaplin, H. Hallowell, H. Clancy, M. Middlesworth, L. Eilertson, E. Leggett, A. Schwartz, (bottom row) Mr. Hersee, J. Howell, B. Seacrest, G. Otting, M. Fournier, J. Ganley, C. Munsey, B. Rudisell, C. Mitchell, R. Patrick, C. Bartnick, L. Brady, C. Sheridan, G. Richards. 5 rJrJ ,yf‘ m 1 99 AFS CLUB (top row) G. Kenyon, L. Cox, Mrs. Dowse, P. Urban, H. Batting, K. Maini, J. Rossier. (middle) J. Gannon, J. Breen, J. Bean, J. Urban, A. Caragliano, S. Snow, (bot- tom row) J. Clark, K. Smith, N. Keene, B. Merrow, A. Casas, C. Young, K. Harris, S. Foley. i MATH TEAM ' (top row) N. Keene, ]. Brewer, W. Ballard, P. Ulrich, (bottom row) J. Clark, Mr. Cuoco, J. Howell, P. Farrar. DEBATE CLUB T. Anastasi, C. Burns, E. Foster, D, Beale, Mrs. Economos, F. Havener, B. Harrington. 100 HONOR SOCIETY (top row) H. Batting, M. Gerah, J. Doub, J. Howell, Mr. Smith, (middle) C. Munroe, B. Dhimitri, J. Bre- wer, ]. Rossier, S. Munsey, G. Otting, S. Campbell, (bottom) C. Curry, C. McDonnell, D. Finerty, K.C. Moran, D. Archer, A. Caragliano, K. Landersburg. CHESS CLUB (back row) B. Spaulding, J. Clark, (front row) Mr. Lynch, T. Anastasi. INTERNATIONAL CLUB (top row) B. Merrow, J. Larkin, K.C. Moran, S. Papsis. (middle) S. Munsey, M. Fournier, T. Henning, K. Gerah, A. Caragliano, J. Cosgrove, (bottom) G. Otting, J. Howell, C. Curry, M. Gerah, F. Kelly, S. Foley, C. Larkin. 101 ASTRONOMY CLUB (top row) J. Cannon, P. Hurd, M. Wenz, G. Cooke, (bottom row) J. Clarke, M. Hurd. I.S.P.B.H.S.S. (top row) H. Batting, Mr. Simpson, (bottom row) J. Rossier, C. Fabbo, D. Wetmore, B. Dhimitri. STUDENT COUNCIL (top row) M. McCarthy, N. Keene, D. Archer, T. Cuzack, M. Luna, S. Campbell, M. Connor, (bot- tom row) J. Rossier, M. Reagan, J. Hunt, J. Doucette, L. Hulitzky, P. Ulrich. 102 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS G. Otting, J. Rossier, J. Doucette. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (top row) C. Netherton, A. Caragliano, T. Cusack, (bottom row) D. Warren, D. Archer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS M. Reagan, N. Keene, M. McCarthy, P. Ulrich, Miss Mickles. 103 105 Sophomores bottom row — S. Austin, K. Ahem, ]. Balzi. second row — K. Baumann, C. Angelis, J. Breen, T. Brangwyne. third row — S. Anderson, L. Belmont, S. Bat- tisti, M. Boudette, R. Ahem, fourth row — K. Bartholomew, A. Berkley, W. Borgman, L. Beswick, T. Beverage bottom row — K. Cullen, C. Cos, C. Crofts, ]. Bussow, C. Conway, second row — S. Colburn, C. Davey, D. Bulk- ley, J. Burr, S. Connor, third row — D. Burks, M. Con- gelosi, L. Coffone, D. Collela, J. Brothers, G. Cox. fourth row — W. Cribbon, J. Can- non, R. Cole, J. Canty. bottom row — E. Ebert, A. Estefano, D. Drake, J. Ganley, P. Fisler, P. Ferran. second row — L. Eilertson, J. Fawcett, P. Doherty, L. Fattore, D. Gillis, M. Fournier, J. Gannon, third row — R. Goodwin, J. Edgar, B. Estep, S. Gottsche, J. Dugan, S. Good, C. Foster, fourth row — E. Ferreira, D. Flavin, B. Galeucia, K. Garvey, B. Grace, S. Dubois. 106 bottom row — K. Holderried, T. Henning, ]. Hoover, J. Hosey, K. Heron, M. Hegedus, M. Higgins, L. Grassia, P. Harrington, second row — L. Harris, J. Hunt, N. Hughes, M. Hennessey, S. Howell, L. Harrison, K. Heiligmann, M. Hurd, K. Harrison, third row — T. Hoover, K. Hersee, C. Heyer, P. Hamilton, G. Kenyon. bottom row — S. Jones, M. Keissling, K. Keohane, N. Mac Donald, L. LeBoeuf, P. Levy, K. Kalweit, L. Ken- ney, J. Kashelena. second row — T. Lawton, J. Lavita, J. Leggett, S. Keissl- ing, K. Kearns, S. Kindlund, N. Keene, third row — M. Ippolitti, D. Johnston, J. Kelleher. fourth row — R. Kennedy, T. Kress, D. Johnson, D. Kilmer. bottom row — J. Miner, J. Marinella, S. Martin, M. Montanari, C. MaGuire, E. Mazukina, S. McCabe, second row — C. Merrow, K. Mulloy, J. Morgan, K. McKenna, S. McKrell, third row — P. Markowski, M. McMahon, J. Morgan, J. Moran, J. McDonnell, K. Mahoney, D. Maini, M. McCarthy, fourth row — S. Mathewson, M. Middlesworth. 107 bottom row — C. Munsey, L. Nelson, P. Puiri, M. Petro, K. Nickerson, second row — M. O ' Brien, D. O ' Toole, W. Nolan, G. Plesh, L. Munroe, K. O ' Dell, third row — G. O ' Malley, C. Oglesby, K. O ' Connor, fourth row — G. Powell, S. Papsis, R. Pratt, T. Norton, C. Patrick, M. Nyren, G. Papadoyiannes. bottom row — G. Walker, G. Wood, P. Ulrich, second row — ]. Woody, J. Woody, B. Weiker, S. Valentine, C. Walton, E. Tighe, M. Wallace, third row — J. Urban, D. William, J. Underwood, M. Weinstack, A. Whiting, E. Walter, N. Werner, A. Tray. bottom row — B. Secrist, A. Renzi, S. Richards, E. Sullivan, J. Stevenson, M. Reagan, S. Reynolds, second row — L. Raffin, L. Quatramoni, M. Santucci, K. Simonetti, K. Shoop, G. Saloma, R. Talerman, L. Reagan, M. Scarsciotti, K. Ruzzo. third row — R. Spalding, D. Schwarz, S. Santangelo, M. Sullivan, M. Silva, A. Simonetti, T. Shannon, M. Reinemann. fourth row — J. Senatore, T. Roberts. JUNIORS Bottom Row — L. Brock, ]. Ames, S. Astle, W. Bruno, E. Campbell, L. Borgman, M. Callachan, J. Beauregard, J. Bean, Middle Row — D. Archer, L. Booth, C. Campbell, A. Caragliano, S. Buckley, K. Brady, M. Capen, M. Bratsos. Top Row — D. Beale, J. Brewer, W. Ballard, C. Burns, B. Bristol, D. Barth- olomew, G. Balcom. Bottom Row — K. Condit, N. Dineen, C. Casey. 2nd Row — J. Curry, T. Cusack, S. De- nnison, B. Crump, P. Cawood, M. Connor, S. Chick, L. Corbett. 3rd Row — C. Curran, K. Crawley, D. Carrol, T. Chudzik, R. Cope- land, J. Clancy, K. Carlson. Top Row — L. Dick, R. Cola, C. Dedera, C. Dilorenzo, E. Cioto, C. Devlin. Bottom Row — D. Fetterol, P. Harrington, T. Ellis, ]. Doh- erty, R. Doran, B. Elliot. 2nd Row — M. Gavrilles, A. Gat- tuso, P. Flynn, P. Graham, P. Farrar, G. Gallagher, M. Fugelstad, A. Goodwin, K. Gerah. 3rd Row — F. Havener, C. Draheim, R. Dubois, R. Floser, J. Fisler, M. Gottsche, P. Fellini. Top Row — J. Flanders, T. Gillis. 109 Bottom Row — W. Hoover, J. Larkin, S. LeBoeuf, D. Mac- Donald, K. Kilcoyne, P. Lyall, M. Langley. Middle Row — D. Kneer, S. Johnson, H. Lomker, R. Hoover, D. Kilmer, J. Knowles, L. Led- better, D. Lupfer, D. Hulitzky, E. Hutt. Top Row — L. Heron, B. Maguire, J. Kindlund, L. Kimmick, ]. Lawton, D. Luecke, M. Hull, J. Kenney. Bottom Row — P. Nourse, S. Munsey, M. Murphy, V. Morris, B. Merrow, J. McDonnell, M. McGonagle, C. Matz, S. McKay. Middle Row — P. Menard, S. Meagher, N. Norlie, L, McCarrick, K. Moran, C. Netherton. Top Row — D. Moffatt, K. Mozer, T. McNeeley, A. Marinella, M. McCarthy, J. Murray, C. Morgan. Bottom Row — L. Regan, P. Sassone, D. Owen, D. Ran- kin, T. Purri, P. Ruzzo. Mid- dle Row — H. Rogers, T. Pr- ince, S. Peterson, S. Raffin, G. Richards, ]. Ryan, T. Rod- gers. Top Row — D. Reardon. Bottom Row — R. Shells, R. Warren. 2nd Row — P. Graham, B. Tomney, S. Thompson, K. Scarsciotti, A. Sullivan, M. Thompson, A. Schwarz, C. Thayer. 3rd Row — C. Sheridan, R. Dubois, J. Sullivan, P. Flynn, M. Skillin, C. Smith, J. Stokes, B. St. Amant. Top Row — K. Shannon, R. Taylor, J. Gillis, R. Schnizer, J. Ward. Bottom Row — D. Dimezza, P. Willgohs, R. Boyd, E. Wood, J. Wissler. Middle Row — N. Zabe, S. Warren, M. Wenz. Top Row — D. Wirth, A. Whelan, F. Welton, D. Wollack, S. Weir. Ill (Class Will Being of unsound mind and decayed body, we the class of 1978 do herby bequeath the following: , Edward Alley leaves with Betsy? Tom Anastasi leaves to be a reporter. Carol Amoroso leaves as model of the year. Steve Angelis leaves as Zorba the Greek.” Eric Aronson leaves his opinions. Carol Bartnik leaves a certain someone on the front steps. Wanda Bartnik leaves Knitting her way to Anna Maria. Holly Batting leaves with an empty book bag for once. William Belloli leaves lending out his money. John Bertolet leaves with no complaints. Mark Belill leaves as Mr. Nice Guy Kurt Binder leaves faithful to MHS. Debbie Block leaves to go to college. Joe Bonanno leaves a vacant seat in the smoking area. Edward Boulter leaves as Huggy Bear. Richard Bourne leaves hamming it up for the yearbook photographer. Jackie Bouvier leaves with the gang. Elden Boyt leaves with Nancy. Lisa Brady leaves Running on empty. Keith Brangwynne leaves as Tex.” Bob Bready leaves with a basketball in one arm and Nancy in the other. Cathy Brennan leaves drawing Butch Hobson with her Snoopy pencils. Scott Brickley leaves as ping pong champ. Barbara Bristol leaves making friends as the new kid in town. Andy Brothers leaves driving a Bekins truck. John Bruno leaves as one of our all time friendly people. Chester Burks leaves still paying his insurance. Sheila Campbell leaves forever known as teen of the month. Nancy Capone leaves with the other half. Lisa Caraviello leaves in her caddy. Clayton Carlisle leaves as a Decelles Girl.” Paul Carton leaves never to be late for homeroom again. Paul Caruso leaves his leather jacket to Jackie LawtonT Anna Maria Casas leaves not knowing what cohita means. Linda Celluci leaves to visit Chris. Kathy Chaplin leaves her finger in a car door. Helen Clancy leaves as the quietest? Stefanie Clouther leaves having everyone sign her nap- kins. Vinny Collura leaves with a car full of girls. Debbie Colt leaves finally remembering what happened at Juda ' s party. David Connors leaves his eyes to science. Mark Constas leaves for another ski trip. Jeff Cook leaves as Ziggy. Jocelyn Cosgrove leaves a certain cowboy lonesome. Lorraine Cox leaves solemnly. Diane Cranshaw leaves reporting news of Gail. Jim Cummins leaves carrying his dodge pillow. Tom Curl leaves as Medfield ' s Peter Frampton. Carolyn Curry leaves Miss Vogue to Susan Buckley. David D ' Ambrosia leaves never making it to Ken ' s Steak House. David Daniel leaves rollerskating his way to a touchdown. Sheila Dearness leaves wearing her green shoes. David DeVane leaves everyone wondering. Donna Dewar leaves saying embarrassing remarks. Bill Dhimitri leaves to see an intellectual movie. Debbie DiGiacomo leaves for Saturday Night Live. Larry Donovan leaves as the Dutchboy. Jeannene Doub leaves her bean to Mrs. Warburton. Judi Doucette leaves always willing to help. John Drahos leaves with a guitar under arm. Jody Eilertson leaves with that laugh. Gary Ellis leaves as a puzzle. Pam Erickson leaves hoping the stitching on her down vest doesn ' t come out. Craig Fabbo leaves answering the question who is 113 Craig Fabbo?” Chuck Fattore leaves as the “Bozz.” Randy Ferguson leaves for the Bob Hope Desert Classic. Sheila Ferreira leaves with Hughie. Diane Finerty leaves singing Here you come again. Mark Lavin leaves as leader of the Hungry Lions. Sue Fletcher leaves with her friendly cups. Sue Foley leaves to find a wild and crazy guy. Ellen Foster leaves to take after Benny Goodman. Alex Franke leaves bouncing all the way. Shawn Garvey leaves driving My toy. Evan Gavrillis leaves but there ' s more to come. Mary Gerah leaves as Forence Nightengale the second. Steve Gilmore leaves a legend — MHS ' s first centerfold. David Grace leaves still receiving invitations to the semi-formal. Gay Graci leaves for National Velvet. Jeanette Granfield leaves saying Come on you guys, where ' s my filet of fish?. Simon Haidar leaves for the Olympic Volleyball Team. Paul Haigh leaves in his red pick-up. Holly Hallowell leaves Friendly adventures behind. Sandy Harrington leaves her locker empty for once. Jay Hart leaves his theories behind. Hugh Hennessy leaves with Sheila. Kevin Hesnan leaves to continue working at Super Dupe. Bill Himebaugh leaves his foot prints in the lobby. Mike Hochberg leaves with his head in his coat. Sue Holderried leaves quiet as a mouse. Gayle Horton leaves still hoping field hockey makes the tourney. Julia Howell leaves for . . . which one? Patty Hughes leaves crazier than when she came! Lisa Hulitzky leaves attractively. Matt Hutt leaves with his paperbacks. John lafolla leaves with the perfect curls. Sandy Ignar leaves the teachers behind. Jim Jesse leaves as starting quarterback. Fred Jones leaves for the race track. Nancy Juda leaves to join Dave at SMU. Sue Kallio leaves getting harazzed. John Kane leaves with that sly smile. Jim Kashalena leaves carrying his bent horn. Barb Kean leaves still not able to handle Gilly ' s steps. Nancy Kearns can ' t leave because she ' s stuck in the ice. Sonya Keene leaves with great wisdom. Faith Kelly leaves in her dramatic role. Debbie Kennedy leaves with a pretty smile. Amy Kenyon leaves without having Sokiokioclus. Mike Keohane leaves as the crazy redhead. Patty Kiessling leaves arguing about anything and ev- erything! Tish King comes and goes as Curly. Chris Klotz leaves after he just got here. Lorraine Knowles leaves for Walpole. Brian Laakso leaves wearing a gold chain. Karen Lafond leaves with her knee in place. Karen Landesburg leaves collecting puka shells. Allan Larkin leaves to go out west with S.F. Carol Larkin leaves determined to become a tennis star. Kenny Larsen leaves with his cabinets, tables, chairs and so on. Brian LeClaire leaves jumping on cars. Terri Ledwith leaves hitchin to Millis. Liz Legget leaves throwing a party for her finger. Mary Lepley leaves blushing. Anne Love leaves on late arrival. George Ludlow leaves planning a party down the Cape. Steve Luecke leaves as our future Rembrandt. Marie Luna leaves with that mysterious sparkle in her eyes. Bill MacDonald leaves as The Big Mac. Dave MacMillan leaves winning the pumpkin contest. Karen Maini leaves for Legsville. Dede March leaves as soccer chauffer. Ed Mazukina leaves trying out his new red boots. Terese McCarrick leaves the neighborhood to Judy. Mary Rose McCarthy leaves gym class early to have a butt. Ruthanne McCarthy leaves as Mr. Hersee ' s personal secretary. Chris McDonnell leaves to go see Closed, See You in the Spring. Lisa McEadden leaves now with a good throat. Nell McMahon leaves, singing the top 10. Clayton McVicar leaves as J.J. Mel Middlesworth leaves to find the real gordy Mur- phy. Dede Miner leaves with evidence of a first ski trip. Mike Moore leaves wearing sneakers. Michelle Morgan leaves cruising in the blue mail truck. Phil Morgan leaves Julie behind. 114 Sharon Motl leaves as the other half of the auditorium couple. Phil Moynihan leaves as a member of The Band. Mike Mulloy leaves unknown. Carol Munroe leaves to publish the Medfield Bakery Glazette Gail Murphy leaves flirting with the boys as usual. Elaine Newton leaves saying No, I ' m Elaine Ellen Newton leaves saying No, I ' m Ellen. Kerry Nickerson leaves flirting, flirting, and flirting. John Norton leaves singing My Girls a Cracker. Don Myren leaves for a cup of coffee. Sean O ' Malley leaves paralleling. Nancy Osmer leaves as the leader of the perms. Gretchen Otting leaves as a true minute maiden. Kurt Otting leaves whistling My Little Town. Jean Ouellette leaves the other seat in the auditorium. Robin Patrick leaves flirting with the Man from Nan- tucket. Nancy Patterson leaves as the Friendly girl. Harold Peebles leaves still afraid to prick his finger. Debbie Perry leaves Chuck behind. Charlie Phelan leaves without a cast. Marvin Preston leaves his sophomore girls behind. Doug Priestly leaves as Elvis. Elizabeth Rabbette leaves laughing and laughing . . . Lawson Rankin leaves as Dr. Muzi. Tim Reardon leaves that walk. Bill Reardon leaves empty handed. Jim Regan leaves as the strong and silent type. Bill Reynolds leaves to become a chef. Kelly Roberts leaves Miss Moulton pitcherless. Cindy Robinson leaves mad at the wheel. Jim Rohnstock leaves for the Indianopolis 500. Shirley Rossi leaves as the Coppertone girl. Jay Rossier leaves as a typical politician. Doreen Ryan leaves her typewriter to Joey Canty. Phil Sanford leaves as an Operation Adventure fan. Steve Santangelo leaves his car right side up. Scott Sassone leaves Medfield High School in the dust. Shirley Scarlata leaves as a cover girl. Kurt Scarsciotti leaves to join the Cosmos. Vernon Scott leaves slowly, but surely. Debbie Seliger leaves her perfume on Mr. Girard ' s desk. Coleen Shannon leaves as most ambitious. Steve Sheridan leaves with the class he started with. Dan Shiels leaves as the Nest. Kathy Shiels leaves with more than meets the eye. Wendy Smith leaves with the gang. Fred Snow leaves his harems behind. Kevin Spiegel leaves being harassed by Mr. Smith. Tracy Sproul leaves for Glamour. Tom St. Amant leaves as St. Tom. Cindy Stetson leaves ending the family tradition. Mike Sullivan leaves early. Peter Sullivan leaves for the Boston Marathon. Dana Sumner leaves the girls alone. Brenda Taylor leaves as class individual. Mike Thompson leaves as Cub. Wendy Thompson leaves for sure. Steve Tiber! leaves foot loose and fancy free. Robert Toubeau leaves following Ziggy downhill. Dawn Underwood leaves without Alan. Peter Urban leaves Mrs. Soyka alone at last. Bill Vasbinder leaves gone. Trez Vilar leaves all her notes for gym to anyone who needs them. Jim Wakely leaves for Wimbledon. David Walker leaves saying debit, credit, debit, credit. Chris Wallace leaves with Lisa. Scott Wallace leaves Mr. Azer in peace. Jane Walsh leaves the writing in the girls room to Joan and Susie. Debbie Walton leaves sweetly. David Wetmore leaves as one of the founding fathers of the SRB. Linda Woodlock leaves hyping out as usual. Lori Woodlock leaves saying hi to anyone and everyone. Claire Young leaves to use her American accent. Greg Zappas leaves last but not least. The senior class will staff would like to express our thanks to Robert Redford for all the inspirational moments needed on the eve of the deadline. 115 GOLDEN EDITORS: Mr. Mrs. Alfred B. Chaplin Mr. Mrs. Ed Hughes Mr. Mrs. William J. Rabbette Mr. Mrs. George Robinson Dr. Mrs. J.A. Sproul, Jr. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Stephen F. Clouther Dr. Mrs. LeBaron Colt, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Barnard L. Cosgrove Mr. Mrs. Donald Eilertson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Flavin Mr. Mrs. Francis L. Foley Mr. Mrs. John J. Gerah Mr. Mrs. James T. Kashelena Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy The Luna Family The Maini Family The Middlesworth Family Mr. Mrs. James Patterson Mr. Mrs. Hohn C. Rudisill Mr. Mrs. John H. Shannon SPONSORS: Mr. Mrs. Walter Clancy Mr. Mrs. Clifford G. Doucette Mr. Charles Hull Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Hurd Mr. Mrs. John Kenyon Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Nyren Mr. Mrs. James T. Regan Mr. Mrs. Louis Tiberi Congratulations Graduates from BOB RUTH MCCARTHY Catering Medfield 359-4487 Compliments of DANIEL ' S COMPLETE AUTO PARTS 10 North St. Medfield 359-7373 Congratulations Robert A. Kinsman Dog Grooming Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 70 North St Medfield from the National Honor Society Congratulations Rudisill ' s Olde Print Haus Good Luck from The Snipper ' s Hair Salon 359-2383 ROYAL PIZZA PAGE REALTY Pizza Grinders Spaghetti Open 7 Days A Week 359-2424 359-2425 Gallery of Homes 3 Offices To Serve You Medfield Medway Norwood 359-2331 533-7484 769-5160 Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 J.H. SHANNON ASSOCIATES INC. Computer Application Specialists 359-7478 Best of Luck EDUCATORS AUTO SCHOOL 668-1162 121 Best Wishes to the Class Of 1978 Medfield School Boosters Vaya Condios St. Edward ' s Religious Education Program Compliments of Good Luck from A D TV Sales and Appliances La Suprema Medfield Medfield Pharmacy 25 North St. Next to Post Office Good Luck from Will ' s Hardware 359-8862 Ralph DiGiacomo 359-4300 Medfield Best Wishes Helen, Walter Mary Reynolds MEDFIELD TRAVEL SERVICE 511 Main Street Medfield, Mass. 359-2110 THE PITCHFORD COMPANY INC., REALTORS 6 North Street Medfield, Mass. 02052 359-4373 329-0981 Best Wishes Jack Squier ' s Colonial Service Center 123 CROCKER AND JOHNSON SUNOCO STATION Tires — Tubes Batteries Accessories 212 East Main Street Congratulations Carol and Allan and the Class of ' 78 SHIRLEY AN D BOB LARKIN LARKIN REAL ESTATE Compliments of HOMESTYLES North Meadows Rd Medfield, Ma. GAY NINETIES RESTAURANT American Italian Fine Foods Open 7 days a week 6 A.M.-9 P.M. 541 Main Street Medfield, Ma. Order to go 359-8871 Good Luck ' 78 LOVELL ' S FLOWERS 160 Main Street Route 109 359-4949 Best Wishes A fine full service hair salon. Main Street Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Compliments of Decelle ' s Good Luck to the Class of ' 78 Best Wishes Larkin ' s Package Store Opp. Post Office 359-4562 Maguire ' s of Medfield Pharmacists 125 Benjamin Franklin Savings Bank Congratulations to the graduating class of 1978 Help secure your future with a savings account over at Ben Franklin Savings Bank, the fastest growing savings bank in Massachusetts. 504 Main St. Medfield, Ma. Also in Franklin and Bellingham 359-7366 DELTA REAL ESTATE INC. DEUn REAL ESTATE INC. 359-7351 HILLCREST AUTO, INC. 20 Janes Ave Medfield, MA. 02052 SAAB Sales and Services Tel. 359-4304 THAT LADY n Junior Misses Sportswear 40% Off Regular Price lOA North Meadows Road Route 27 Medfield, Mass. 02052 Phone: 359-8834 EMPORIUM STNOKm snteer, MEDf etff, ma. ozasz nit T-ssp-r ss 126 Dorothy Irving Freeman 883 Main St. Walpole, Mass. 668-7161 Olympia Sport Shop 984 Main Street Walpole, Mass. 668-7200 Compliments of R.D. Fogarty Company Bullard ' s Mkt Pkg. Store Comer 1 Green Street Route 27 359-4462 Compliments of THE SHOE HORN 541 Main Street We Meet by Accident S. AND J. AUTO BODY, INC. 24 Hour Towing Service Medfield, Massachusetts Business — 359-4025 Home — 359-6867 Proprietor J. Carvalho crv MHS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 19 West Street • Walpole • Massachusetts 668-2270 326-7020 v (oncer rieJ J c cn£ii Norfolk County ' s Largest Liquor Discounter It ' s Worth That Extra Mile Palumbo Liquors 1 27 Trading Post Rts. 1 27 Walpole Mass 127 Good Luck Good Luck to the Class of ' 78 FDC Packaging, Inc. Nine To Nine 113 Adams Street Medfield, Massachusetts Main Street Say Hi to Max Class Of Sophistication 128 Yearbook Supplement Medfield High School Girl’s Track s Baseball V mlmK Boy’s Tennis Honor’s Assembly Medfield High School Junior -Senior Prom lb IS pin Jf |y W ' Tm B « 1 X Pk ■ p. l Senior Banquet Success taVouGraduates