Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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 . . .

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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

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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 . . .