Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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Michael Gottsche “Mike” “Gotch And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by,” Up on: Money, life, lis- tening to my tapes, B.M., being with my friends Down on: working, car payments Ambition: to be first commercial airline pilot who wears glasses Favorite dream: sitting on the moon and watch- ing the world blow up Favorite saying: O.K., que cera, cera Happiness is: being well off and havinq money to burn. Amy V. Goodwin Arne Up on: hot summer days on the beach, G.C., U.F.O. ' s, prone, Marvey, K.G. hypes Down on: six o’clock alarms, Mondays, d.b.’s Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And I am sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other just as far And having perhaps the better claim Because it was grassy and wanter wear . . . — R. Frost Patrick D. Graham Up on: Skiing the moguls, Quarry mad- ness, colliseum parties, Dylan, sleepouts, all nighters, canoe trips, concerts DiMezza wake up! Skynyrd Lives 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 Kevin Joseph Hallinan Up on: Slush puppies, VW’s that run, cute girls, curls, other peo- ples ' situations, parties, Delicious, good music, good friends, ex- changes, Goldies Down on: Disco, con- tacts that don ' t fit, 100 ' s, being stood up, seeing those bluelights in the rearview, Man alone; born of stone; Will stamp the dust of time His hands strike the flame of his soul; Ties a rope to a tree and hands the Universe Until the wind of laugh- ter blows cold. — ELP Patricia Ann Harrington “Patty” “Puddy” Cross country . . . Tract . . . Color guard . . . changing on bus . . . football games . . . Homecoming . . . Float Committee . . . Prom Committee . . . year- book staff . . . Boston . . . New York . . . parties . ly ' s . . . I have thought beaches, fields Tears, laughter, I have thought of homes put up — And blown away. I have thought of meet- ing and for Every meeting a good-bye. I have wanted to let go and crossover To the next star, a last star. I have asked to be left a few tears And some laughter. John DeLanier Harris “J.D” Good friends . . . soc- cer . . . basketball . . . big mountains to ski on . . . cold weather . . . snow . . . good music . . . good looking girls . . . getting a license . . . T.T. . . . Cape Cod . . . Switzerland and the rest of Europe . . . not having to take French . . . going to the college of my choice . . . success in life. Carry on my wayward son, There’ll be peace when you’re done. Hang your weary head to rest, Don ' t you cry no more. — Kansas

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Michele Gavrilles Up on: sleeping late, good friends, the beach graduation, the Pa- triots, weekends, my family, Circus 78” Down on: Monday mornings, cliques, school lunches Life is: A journey not a destination Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspira- tions. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louise May Alcott Mark Richard Fuglestad “Fuges” Fugy” Born: Aug. 23, 1961 Up on: New Hampshire, good music, skiing, Boston, reaching the mountain top, Red Sox Down on: SAT’s, re- ports, braggers Life is: Something that you can enjoy in any way you want to. Take you time and think a lot, Why, think of everything you’ve got For you will still be here tomorrow But your dreams may not. — Cat Stevens George P. Gallagher Good times with good people . . . parties . . . concerts . . . soccer . . . member of the 2’s wild” Poker Club . . . Thanks to everyone. I understand about in- decision, But I don’t care about get me high; People livin ' in competi- tion; All I want is to have my peace of mind . . . — Boston Joe Gillis “Joe Gill” Up on: Good times with friends, nice cars, par- ties and J.B. Usually seen: hardly ever Happiness is: sleeping late Favorite saying: Nice Favorite groups: Pink Floyd and Zappa Bummers are when: You forget how you got home Friday night. Ann Marie Gattuso “Annie” “Anna” Up on: plain M M’s, sunsets, unusual clouds, Rockport, the beach, palm trees, and D.C. Down on: gossip, things with raisins in them, saying goodbye, frus- tration If you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free And if you want to say yes, say yes And if you want to be you, be you. — Cat Stevens Virginia May Gilmore “Ginny” “Gin” Up on: skiing, track, singing down on: back seat drivers Freedon is: Skiing on an open slope with the sun beating down and the powder flying up behind you. We must gather all our courage, Sail ourships out on the open sea, Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go. And take us up always up, For we may never pass this way again. — Seals Crofts vr t

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Brady Hartman Winter track, spring track, varsity swim team, National Honor Society, photography club, Mary Hartman, Animal House. T Michael John Heili “Mike”, “Mikey”, “M.J” Jan. 1, 1961 Activities: Hockey, Honor Society Ambition: To have the time to do the things you want to do. Up on: pay checks, concerts, skiing, Bruins, cookouts at Schaefer Stadium and Pats games. Down on: Car ex- penses, left-overs for dinner Happiness is: vacations, winning on football cards Philosophy: Education is what you have left over after you’ve forgot- ten everything you ' ve once learned. These are the seasons of emotions, And like the wind they rise and fall. — Led Zeppelin Fred Havener Forgiven but Guilty You all know me, or you think you do, I wish I’d told you. But why am I different? There was a Word, a long time ago, That I heard, and if Jesus love me, but a dead man can’t love if He’s dead. The text read, “spread the Word but I fearfully guarded my secret. The camouflage worked but, I was really just fooling myself. Our ways are parted, you couldn’t forgive me. Why am I different? Maureen Hayes “Mo” . . . “no, let’s not go to Friendly’s” . . . “Right Rob, just be quiet for a sec” . . . “Wait, I don’t get it!” . . . “Snork” . . . ports, pits, SGF’s, ruin your nite and cold autumn nights with my grey coat . . . six special friends . . . being grounded from the car . . . New York ’78 . . . never in Med- field . . . Ogunquit, Maine . . . unusual socks . . . Zeppelin . . . sleeping late . . . demerits . . . “My room is so small” . . . ■ r» C. David Holland “Captain Shark” Up on: Vermont — Agony Hill, Florida vis- its, midnight blizzards, weekends, Cape Cod Colliseum parties, all nighters, Woody Riley’s, Jobs, Springsteen Down on: Numbers, routine, V.W. break- downs in Florida, An- dantonio Activities: Football (capt.), hockey (Capt.), school newspaper Philosophy: “Life is ei- ther a daring adventure or nothing.” — Helen Keller Misery is: Don’t know it, don’t care to. “In the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway American Dream” Bruce Springsteen — American musician artist American Philos- opher, American Inspi- ration! D.H. Walter G. Hoover Birthdate: 11 17 61 Up on: baseball, tennis, New England, the beach, summer, good music, bicycling, falling stars, volleyball Down on: snobs, nypoc- rites, mercenaries, chewing tobacco, homework Ambition: to live up to my own expectations Favorite Place: Grand Canyon, Arizona All alone in the universe Sometimes that’s how it seem I get lost in the sadness and the screams Then I look in the center Suddenly everything’s clear I find myself in the sun- shine and my dreams. — J. Denver