Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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Sherry Johnson Sher” Birthdate: 7 1 61 Up On: sports, friends, weekends, F5, summer of “77” and “78”, Craigsville Beach, Maine, good times, smiles, cruising around. Down on: Cars that al- ways break down, Yel- low Bob Cat wagons, car accidents, rainy days, Monday morn- ings, snobs. Life is: What ever you make of it. Favorite saying: Right, tell me about it. Usually seen: Laughing, smiling, cruising with friends Misery is: Friends mov- ing, not having any money. Ambition: to succeed in life. Judith Ann Hughes “Judy, Jude ' ' Let’s wreck the night . . . entering open win- dows . . . G.R. ’78 . . . Do away with Disco! . . . Late night swims . . . hey N.A., N.D., S.F., sorry about the cork popping before ex- pected ... I believe in the Promised Land . . . Lites . . . S. and D. and R. and R. . . . I ' ll be back again, yes I will sure can’t say when, but I know I’ll be back again. Back to be with a friend I can ' t believe it’s the end. Dan Fogelberg Jennifer Kelland Medfield High for four months was compara- ble to reading a foreign novel. So involved in this new surrounding but able to lift my eyes and see home: Fox- borough High! Known as Ratess with a boy friend Rat. I knew every person from this end to that. From Bulldogge and Hamlet to Nedra too. Telling every body the ’’Book of Mormon” is true. I now have to say Hello and Goodbye. Brigham Young Univer- sity, do or die! Derek Evan Hulitzky “Derek Up on Life, Family, Friends, Skiing, Tennis, Rocky Mountains, Music, James Taylor, Billy Joel, Honesty, K.C.K. Down On: Plastic Peo- ple, many-faced people, rain Ambition: To be suc- cessful, to live a good life. Happiness is: Knowing you have done your best. Freedom is: Peace of Mind Yesterday is already a memory, and Tomorrow is only a vision, But today, well-lived, Makes every yesterday a memory of happiness And every tomorrow, A vision of Hope. Jeff Kenney Born: October 30, 1961 I survived 12 long years of school and now it ' s over. So off I go the F.S.C. Soccer and Hockey kept me going through school. MillBrook and 27 en- lightened the the spirits now and then. Good luck to the class of “80” and “81 ”, but class of “79” will always be fine. Good luck to all, and Go For It!!! Mark Edward Hull “Hullie” Up on: Hunting and fishing, 2 o’clock, cars, WRKO, weekends, snowball fights, D-and-D Down on: Homework, small dogs, S.A.T. ' s Happiness is: ’68 Nova, Punching out Fellini Usually seen: crocker and Johnson’s Sunoco Station Misery Is: spelling Ambition: college Favorite saying. Take it Easy I like to work, but I’d rather fish, I ' d rather hunt than study, But I’m sure that in the field of life , I’ll turn out to be some- body.

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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

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Jill Marie Kindlund midnight capers . . . Cape Cod . . . bonfires . . . Macho Man . . . This is true . . . Satur- day Night Live . . Pizza Hut . . . Sarah Caldwell . . . P.M. . . . chocolate . . . P.B.J.’s . . . Boston . . . Woops, too late ... La- ter, much later . . . S.K.C.!!! The man’s only mes- sage: Be real to your- self; listen to the voice that guides you Don’t let the elements suround you Don’t let the money pull you under yourself That man heard it from the Spirit And the Spirit don’t lie. Jon Pousette-Dart Kenneth Edward Kilcoyne Killer” Killa” Up On: All nighters, D.B.’S Bruce, Vermont-Agony Hill, Beating D-S, Cook-outs at Schafer, Guys and Doll’s Down on: Mornings Af- ter, Telephone Poles, Tin Can Subarus, Disco, Saturday Morning Prac- tices Activities Track cer, Basketball Deborah A. Kneer “Deb” Up On: weekends, Good talks, G.H., “Stairway to Heaven,” Close friends, “Ruin you nite.” Down on: curfews, Deadlined, Goodbyes, rainy weekends, school night Usually seen: crusing Norwood, La Suprema, Favorite saying: it’s cool, come on! Happiness is: A full tank, Good tunes, Good friends Misery is: Sunday morn- ings, undependable sta- tion wagons! Freedom is: not having to check in. Ambition: to always be Happy Favorite Place: some- where Quiet with some- one special. Donna Marie Kilmer Kilma” Up On: Curt, Idaho, strawberries, spring. New Hampshire Down On: school, Mon- day morning, being apart Ambition: To move to Idaho “TIME” is too slow For those who wait; To swift For those who fear; To long For those who grieve; To short For those; who rejoice; But for those who love Time is not. Henry Van Dyke Janice Carol Knowles Up on: Weekends, Cir- cus “78”, early break- fasts, the “Bake” family, friends, Sandy ' s con- tagious laugh, S.R. ' s swimming in puddles, 8 19 77. Down On: Waddling cars, getting up at 4:30 a.m. every Sunday. Far from the crowd I will pick my Way, Apart from society, For I must pause and rest awhile And find a trail for me So push and climb on your noisy way, I choose a different goal, To nestle in my quiet place And grow withing my soul. V.B. Lisa Kimmick “Kimmick” Remembering: 22 Frairy St. and underthe bridge in th e rain. STEAM! I stood stone-like at mid- night suspended in my mas- querade I was open to pain and crossed by the rain and I walked on a crooked crutch I strolled all alone through a fall out zone and came out with my soul untouched I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd but when they said “sit down” I stood up Ooh . . . Growin’ up. Springsteen.