Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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Oct. 10, ' 60 Up On: 68 Camaro camping, eating, Nev Hampshire, N.D., footp ball, parties, the Cape Down on: rainy niqhts 440 s Favorite Saying: What’ up? Usually Seen: 5 differ w 5 rc r ent cars, McDonald’s Freedom Is: gomcf camping with someone you love Ronald Cola “Ron”, “Ronnie Up On: The Sox, playing the clarinet, F.M. stereo, baseball Down On: The Yankees, playing the bass drum, A.M. radio Favorite sayings: “thats life,” “I don’t believe it Usually found:in the lib- rary with the paper Life is: unpredictable and inconsistant Philosophy: Do not fol- low where the path leads, rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Chip Coller Chip Up On: good friends, frisbees, football Down On: consoles, broken down bugs Life Is: like a Kleenex, once you have blown it, its not any good. Hung over, Red eyed, dog tired satisfied it’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes alot of turn to get there Thank you damit Charlie Daniels Edward Allan Cioto Eddie, Chicano Up On: Football . . . Skiing . . . Parties . . . New Hampshire . . . The Brown Bomber . . . Winning . . . The Feva . . . K.C.K. Down On: Barney Google . . . Losing . . . Phony People . . . The Sox Folding in Septem- ber Usually Seen: Cruising around with Tony, Alvin, and The Krout” Happiness Is: Intercep- tions Misery Is: The Morning After Favorite Saying: Yea Really! Favorite Song: Stairway To Heaven James F. Clancy . . . J.C. . . . There are only two things to worry about: Either you are well or you are deathly sick. If you are well, there is no- thing to worry about; But if you are deathly sick, there are two things to worry about; Either you will go to Heaven or Hell. If you go to Heaven, there is no- thing to worry about; But if you go to Hell, you’ll be so busy Shak- ing hands with friends, You won’t have time to worry. William A. Coffone Billy”, Billy C. Birthdate: 8 3 59 Up On: blondes with blue eyes, fast mopars (Cuda’s), McDonalds, C.C., snow storms, win- ter demo ' s, Midnight Auto, football, hockey, Daytona 500. Down On: accidents, people who didn’t know how to drive!!! People who smoke cigarettes. Life Is: a vanishing point. Favorite Saying: “What?” I didn’t do it!” Usually seen: driving a purple cuda. Ambition: to be a plumber or cop. Freedom is: living with Mom and Dad the rest of my life.

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Kurt W. Carlson Up On: soccer, Fridays, skiing, summer, the cape, snow, sailing, TVL Championship, going all the way in the tour- ney?, Never losing to Dover Sherborn, Florida, science, long weekends. Down On: Dover Sher- born, Mondays, Math, losing Gym. History, school lunches, no car, no time, Manual labor, writing this! Pamela Gail Cawood Happiness: Road’s End Farm; special friends; music; moun- tains and nature; stam- peding ponies; sum- mer; The Beatles; The Dead; The Stones. Misery: Test?? We re having a test??”; shal- low and apathetic peo- ple; getting up in the morning; gym; WVBF. Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the road less traveled by And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost David Carroll Up On: Beaches, Beach Houses, B-Ball, Dr. J, A.M.G., summer Down On: Losing, In- terferences We Might be more eager to accept good advice If it did not con- tinually interfere with our plans. One of the virtues of being very young is That you don ' t let the facts get in the way of your imagination. Ambition: To live in class Susan B. Chick “Chick” “Sue” “Chicky” . . . skiing over fresh snow, fast cars, guitars, high energy rock n’ roll, S D R R, soccer . . . Boston, beaches, clear days, California — here I come, LR STEVIE NICKS Up on top of Old Smokey . . . Old 27 days, Black Gold Down On: Missing the goal, All revved up w no place to go Happiness Is: Shopping w friends for bargains Ambition: Follow the yellow brick road If they were right I d agree But it’s them they know not me Now there’s a way I know That I have to go away I know I have to go away — Cat Stevens — Tracy Beth Chudzik Up On: Lasting friend- ships, freakin’, W.D.P.B., Robin’s G.P., good food, laughing, getting destroyed Down On: 7 11, working weekends, friends mov- ing, being late Well, I’m not the kind to live in the past The years run to short and the days too fast The things that you lean on, the things that don’t last, Well, it’s just now and then that my line gets cast into these time passages. There’s something back the e that you left behind. — Al Stewart — Cecilia Mary Casey “Ceil” Up On: Summer of ’78, Craigville beach, The Beatles, Steen, parties, F-5, main street ports, spite, Big Brothers, Close friends. 3 12 78 Down On: s nobs, lies, getting up, friends mov- ing to Fla., losing con- tact lenses. Usually Seen: In Sher- ry’s car or the gray ghost, cruisin’ Norwood Happiness Is: Being with friends Ambition: To be happy Life Is: Frustrating at times, but always comes out great in the end.

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ON Kimberly L. Condit “Kim” Helen Consalvi Netji Parties . . . Ruin our Nite” . . . I ' m isyched!” . . . the |ht$ McD” gang . . . fomecoming 77 . . . iat ' :ruizin ' . . . “Who did it rnd ran?” . . . No, ou’re kidding!” . . . ' rom 78 . . . six spe- i :ial friends. All the times that I ' ve : ri ed keeping all the hings I knew inside it’s lard, but it’s harder to gnore it. If they were ight I’d agree but it’s hem they know not me low there’s a way, and I enow that I have to go iway . . . Cat Stevens Carolyn Francis Connolly pirthdate: 12 31 60 Jp On: my friends, the good times, poppones- 3et, people who smile, 3utchy, Saturday night sndeavors with a chum, Mei I Young, ahmahtin, D- land O.G. with Borgs. Down On: lies, hassles nd little certificates, fon t let it bring you own. t’s only castles burning Just find someone who’s turning and you will come around. Neil Young Remember today, if you will, all the good times Because tomorrow is but visions of today a journey to the yester- days yet to come. Maureen Ellen Connor snow, skiing, cold win- der a. m.’s, SKC, red sox, midnight capers, pizza hut, Maynard, E.W. F., MHSB, MARK-TIME MARCH, changing on the bus, Saturday Night Live, Boston, good times, parties, special friends. When you feel down and out Sing a song. It’ll make your day A smile so hard to bear Sing a song, it’ll make a way Bring your heart to be- lieving Sing a song, it ' ll make your day Smile, smile, smile, and believe Sing a song, it’ll make a way. Richard Nathan Copeland “Cope” Birthdate: 3 13 61 Up On: Skiing, golf, Switzerland, vacations, soccer Down On: Being called Ralph” Happiness is: No homework Misery is: A “Warburto- nian” Physics test Life is: A challenge . . . You’ve got it all in the palm of your hand . . . and you’re fooling yourself if you don ' t be- lieve it . . . come on let ' s see what you’ve got — just take you ' re best shot and don’t blow it. STYX Linda Ann Corbett “Lin” Up On: Mike, soccer, weekends Down On: Monday mornings Happiness Is: Sharing good times with friends. Ambition: To become a legal secretary “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.”