Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1981 volume:

ROBERT S. BELMONT 1944-1980 VVe, the Class of 1981, dedicate our book to Mr. Belmont, our former teacher and coach. In the brief time that we shared with him, we were constantly affected by his special gifts of helping and giving to others. Through his devotion, hardwork, and unending spirit he instilled in us the hope and courage which he had through- out his life. We proudly thank you for your lessons and your friendship which will remain with us forever. The Class of 1981 2 Yearbook Staff Karen Crawley Candids Underclassmen Editor Deborah Forrest Portraits Superlatives Editor David O’Neill Faculty Activities Editor Krista Kallio Girls Sports Editor Row 1 — editors; row 2 (L-R) Jeanne Monaghan, Cathy Abrams, Ann Marie Strom, Sophia Samaras, Suzanne Orcutt, Jim Rowe, Asst. Boys Sports Editor Mike Juda, Jennifer Priestly, Maryellen Woglom; row 3 — Stacey Owen, Mary Sullivan, Asst. Candids Editor Alicia Royer, Chris Harrison, Lauri Hochberg, Carol War- ren, Chris Bulkley, Eileen Murphy, Paula Quatromoni, Asst. Girls Sports Editor Anne Wissler; Row 4 — Mike O’Connor, Pam Simonsen, Jane Astle, Asst. Faculty Editor Meg Finley, Sue Car- dell, Lee Knowles, Skip Cusack, Steward Palmer, Bill Reagan. Not in the picture are: Avery Schroeder, Asst. Portraits Editor Heather Hilton, Jeanne Develin, Kevin Graham, Sarah Nolan, Karen Cook, and Greg Cola Jeffrey Wakely Boys Sports Editor Kathy Manganeillo Advertising Editor pjM t cw -: . m Jpl , Cathryn Diane Abrams Cathy” Memories . . . family, friends, smiles, rainbows, ice cream, Boston-Quincy Market, nice clothes, Pink!!, laughing, The Grande Finale”, ski trips!, Montreal ’80, Pittsburgh, The Cape (Summer ’79), Field Hockey ’78-’79 (WTF!!), those blue eyes, James Taylor (sum- mer tour ’80), Rockport, the ocean, dreams ... Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Anonymous. Kendra Lyn Altmann The bands top squad, exchange weekend, the drive-in, B.O.C. and Seger concert. My friendly neighbor and his lawn mower. A very sad day, 2 16. A very good friend, kiddo. My family and friends. Next year mostly. Life is everything its meant to be. David Andrew Armstrong Blueberry” Up On: 43 — the best number in the alphabet. Blueberry Hill, the Old Seadog, Freddie Win- ters, Saturday Night Oldies, Football, Tennis, Managing, the Ice Man. Not So Up On: Green wood, Eric’s Pretzels Favorite Saying: How the heck are ya!” Jane M. Astle Likes: laughter, tennis, ties, Billy Joel, Cape, Cars, short hair Dislikes: rainy days, double faults, having to work, decel- les One of the survivors of the Stevnan “Hey, what’s the deal?” She’ll bring out the best and the worst you can be. Blame it all on yourself cause she’s always a woman to me. Billy Joel Sarah Lynne Bailey Best Memories: (Summer-New Hampshire “80”, F.M.) weekends, Washburn Island. Up On: The Cape, good friends, long walks and talks. The Doors, skiing. Well I’ll be damned! We all pulled through. To think of all the crazy things we wanted to do. It may sound silly but 1 tell you its real. The older I get, a whole lot better I feel. Sean Gerard Bartholomew Sean, Bart, Barfy Up On: Northern girls, Doobie Brothers, Boston, soccer, running, Suzukis, AFS Ambition: USMC ’copter pilot Well I’m takin’ my time. I’m just movin’ along You’ll forget about me. after I’ve been gone And I’ll take wnat I find, I don’t want no more It’s just outside of your front door. Boston Laurie Mae Bates Up on: dark eyes, sunsets, ro- mance, “confusing chal- lenges” (?), tennis, “mixing,” 850 CVW, doing your own thing without any hassles, B.H. and the B B girls, excel- lent music and friends, belly dancing music (?), life turn- ing out better than you plan- ned, Summer 1980, Steeley Dan, “Breathe”, “Breathe Re- prise” — Pink Floyd. Down On: “giggles”, rainy beach days, freeloaders. Christopher J. Battisti Chris” Up On: vacation. Sox, family, friends, Beatles, Patriots, skating Down On: mornings, SAT’s, pretzels. Causeway St., Yan- kees Happiness Is: going home with- out books Misery Is: being a one car family Though some things in life are hard to bear Don’t let it bring you down Don’t go down, don’t go under- ground Things seem strange, but they change Paul McCartney Lisa Annette Beausang Mouse” Up On: D.R., MEEF, The beach, Those Lemonade and — nights, Smiles, Good Friends, Soap Sessions, LiT Pad- dington Bears, Early Gradua- tion. Down On: Nothing to do. Gold Mornings, Frizzy Hair Best Memories: Those dazed and confused nights with Duke, Salem Annie Berkley Up On: Skiing, field hockey, Kick-S, Springsteen, James Dean, Jim Morrison, hi-tops, flannels, red hair, Backstreets, Outlaws ’80, Dead concerts, RVZ and EK, exclusive. State Gollege, Bos- ton. Memories: Sleeping on the beach — summer ’80, Geils and Seger ’80, Bruce — win- ter ’79, wasted in the heat — Duck Pond. Penny Bradshaw PASKIG . . . Millis Friends . . . Inconsiderate Boat Rides . . . Prom “79” . . . Sleepovers . . . MHSAPMCG Marshvegas . . . Skag Island . . . Old 27 . . . Scheming with Lisa . . . Confes- sion Night . . . Prom Weekend “80” 7 1 80 . . . Mercedes Con- vertible Sports Coupe . . . Soul Man . . . Breakable Heafties . . . Seger . . . Sulli’s Talks . . . Pow- der Puff . . . Bruce . . . Field Hockey Ground Round Dreams — so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away. Seals Crofts “Making It” Andrew Breen Up On: Lou Reed. Weekends, 5 29 81, Beating Dover, 7th period study. Summer, Dy- lan, Santana, ' The Pats, R. Sox Usually Seen: Around Freedom Is: No Curfew Ambition: Draftsman You want so bad to leave this whirlwind storm but you can’t find no place to grab on So round and round you go again and it just ain’t easy. Greg Allman Leanne Karen Belmont “Booma” Memories: Beaches . . . Sleepovers . . . 3amDL . . . L’il Peach . . . New Year’s . . . Special Friends . . . FMDDR . . . FCDC . . . Giels 4 80 . . . Micheli’s Springsteen . . . Summer “79” . . . Skiing w Christine . . . TM . . . GR RB ... SC w Lori . . . EGP’s . . . Talk about a dream Try to make it real You wake up in the night. With a fear so real. Spend your life waiting, For a moment that just don’t come . . . — Bruce Springsteen Daniel C. Bertolet Up On: Jammin’, motorcycles, the Grateful Dead, the Allman Bros. Band, the Brass Pond, C.M.A. Down On: “Heartbreak Hotel,” Robby. Misery Is: A certain person moving up North Usually Seen: in the Valiant Favorite Place: Terrapin Station Life Is: incomprehensible Mary Kathleen Brangwynne “Mar” Up On: THE DOORS, Maine, close friends payday , music, art, nice eyes, smiling faces, sleeping late, sunny days, dressing up, contacts, McDonald’s friends, laughing and second chances. Down On: cold mornings, clos- ing on weekends, saying goodbye, losing trust, losing someone you love, and war. Best Memories: 8 1-8 10 80, times with T.Q. Favorite Song: “When the Music’s Over” Dawn Eileen Brewer Beave, Brews Up On: the gang, family, green and orange M M’s, long phone calls, precious, the munchies, stuffed animals, popcorn, McDonald’s, phwee Down On: snobs, rainy days, ice cubes down my back, chew- ing ice, G J alerts Best Memories: Kramer vs. Kramer, Nona’s parties Favorite Saying: Wet birds don’t fly at night. 7 Janet Marie Brock Jana, Jan Baby 3 12 63 The Gang, The Truck, The Front Seat, Pink Panther, Beaches, Football Games, Stuffed Ani- mals, Trucks, Skiing, 12 . . . British Airways, York Steak House — 8 11 80, Narrow Roads with Rocky Endings, Scag Best Memories: ENGLAND ' 80, old memories, Nauset ’78 Favorite Saying: Be Serious, To each his own Usually Seen: With The Gang, Cruising in the Truck, In a loud group David A. Budwey Budda, Bud Up On: skiing, good friends, L.N., the couch. Favorite Saying: YOUZA, W.T.F. Ambitions: to live a quiet happy life with L.N. Favorite Song: Sweet Home Alabama, Time In A Bottle TO THOSE OF US WHOM LIFE HAS LEFT ITS STRANGE UNENDING MAZE WE FIGHT AND STRUGGLE TO BE FREE, BUT THE HALL OF LIFE IS DARK AND COLD. AND WHERE THE KEY TO ETERNITY WE WERE NOT TOLD. DAVID BUDWEY William Edward Callow “Bill” Up On: The Dead, Trucks, The Who, Good Tunes. Down On: Hassles, Snobs, Jocks, School Disco! Ambition: Doing what I want. Graduate, own Business. A friend of the devil is a Friend of mine When the day is done and you want to ride on? Crazy! Jerry Garcia John P. Cannon Up On: Jackson Brown, Springsteen, December 15, 1980, The Kinks, Neil Young, the back roads, six people in a Chevette. Down on the Boulevard they take it hard They look at life with such dis- regard They say it can’t be won The way the game is run But if you choose to stay You end up playin’ anyway It’s okay — — Jackson Browne James Anthony Bruno “Jim” Up On: Swimming, California, Boston, the Red Sox, June 7, 1980, Charlie Daniels, weekends, close friends. Summers: ’80 and ’79, weekends at S.M.U. Down On: Monday’s, Snow, going on long trips with just an A.M. radio. Best Memories: Away meets with C.L., C.C., and J.V., summer 1980, Red Sox games with C.L. and R.M.C. Christine Marie Bulkley Brasil, England, Powder-Puff Game, Marsnvegas, Homecom- ing, Prom, Scum Twins, Hang- ing 200 with Carol, Maine — Madeiras — L.B.J., sinking boats, being chased by Hotel Mgrs., concauctions with Orcy, Ground-Round “80”, skiing with Booma, Noon-Hill . . . “Class of 81,” snow, Quincy Market, I.B.T.C., Beatles, Beach, smiles, Christmas, sleepovers, slow-dances. Patriots games, EATING, Money, purple, “Reasons,” . . . My Family Laurie Campbell Up On: Good friends, weekends. Graduation Ambition: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. Best Memories: July 5, 1980, Maine. You call me a fool, you say its a crazy scheme. This ones for real, I already bought the dream So useless to ask me why. Throw a kiss and say goodbye. I’ll make it this time. — Steely Dan — John Canty Up On: Rock ‘N’ Roll, Payday, weekends. Concerts, Back- Packing Down On: Mondays, Lepo’s Favorite Saying: What’s Up? Freedom Is: Doing what you want, when you want You can’t always get what you want. But if you try sometime You just might find. That you get what you need. Rolling Stones 8 Susarme B. Cardell Sue Susy close friends . . . family . . . high hopes smiles . . . laughter . . . tennis . . . fieldhockey Where are the twins? . . . Freedom reigns! the grapevine . . . Jim Croce . . . Beatles oranges . . . Ossipee N.H. . . . AFS. Still around the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate And though I oft have passed them by A day will come at last when 1 Shall take the hidden paths that run West of Moon, East of Sun. Tolkien Maria F. Cicio “Kitty” Up On: Michael C., July 18, 1981, Early Grad., Getting Married, Kittens Down On: Having To Wait Till July 18 Usually Seen: Michael G., Gay 90’s, Green Nova Silver Wagon Favorite Say: Kitty! You’re Kid- ding Me! Memories: Labor Day “79”, Dec. 28, 1979, Prom “80” Prom “80” (Conn.J, June 23, 1980, New Year’s Eve “80” Ambition: To Always Be Happy With Michael, And To Live A Wonderful Life With Him. Louise Marie Clancy Weeja, Weez Memories: Florida ’80, Stevnan survivors, spice drops, Annie tryouts, good times with J., J., and B., rocking and The In- credible Hunk Ambition: To make people happy Sun is shinin’ in the sky There ain’t a cloud in sight It’s stopped rainin’ Everybody’s in a play And don’t you know It’s a beautiful new day. E.L.O. Mary-Jo Coffone “M.J.” “Jo” Good-bye is not an ending, but a different start for you, a time for making brand new friends and seeing dreams come true . . . Good-bye is not an ending, for you’ll find along life’s way, within your heart you’ll always have a part of yesterday. My family . . . good friends ... 4 Musk’s . . . sailing . . . blue eyes . . . Anthony’s Pier 4 . . . with someone special . . . The Cape . . . April 21-23, 1980 . . . Suzie — Zoo . . . Sunsets . . . Being Happy! David A. Caruso Up On: Vacations, N.H., family, good times with good friends, blondes, water skiing, Springsteen, lacrosse. Down on: Monday mornings, no car, rumors, snobs, summer school. Favorite Saying: I might. Me too. No sh . . Happiness Is: Knowing you’ve done your best. Ambition: To be successful in life. Favorite Motto: Do what you want, where you are, with what you have. HOLLY CIERI Favorite things — Designer Clothes, Jaguars, Music, T-birds, Family, Kittens, Holidays, Proms Unfavorite things — Cliques, Waiting For Foreign Auto Parts Favorite Person — Jim Rieger Usually Seen — With Jim Ambition — To be Happy And Healthy And To Enjoy What- ever Vocation I Choose Bradford Clinton Clark Up On: Football, 81, Springsteen, Francis, diving on sunny Saturdays, new coaches, B.A.M., friends, family Abajo Sabre: Separated shoulders. Disco, Mohawks, bandless proms. Foundry St. Quotable Quotes: Its nice to be liked but its more important to be respected ... You can talk about pride but many times talk means nothing . . . Bear Bryant Gregory James Gola Up On: All nighters with J.D., J.H., M.S., C.B.; Mooses Blackberries: Short People. Best Memories: Summer of “79” Same old song. Just a drop of water in an end- less sea. All we do. Crumbles to the ground though we refuse to see. Dust in the wind. All we are is Dust in the wind. — Kansas 9 Erin Cole Up On: Southern Rock, Jan. “81”, Revolution Down On: Limitations If you got it today, you don’t wear it tomorrow. Cuz you don’t need it. Cuz as a matter of fact. As we discover on the train. Tomorrow never happens, Man, It’s all the same day, Man. Janis Joplin Grace Elizabeth Collura Ma’ma Duke Up On: Dukin out with Mouse, Og’s with Amy, One night in Boston in E.L.’s Truck Oh, Those dazed and confused nights with Mouse!! “Mirrors on the Ceiling The pink Champagne on ice And she said “We are all just prisoners here, of our own device Eagles Karen Ann Cook Decisions, Decisiins, N.A., Hit it . . ., Clutz, Skiing, Racquetball, Special Friends, Peak ’81, Stone Harbor N.J., Lake Desolation N.Y., Wheaton ’80, Maine, Blueberry Ice Cream, Pink Roses Be what you want. Do as you must. Keep your hopes up. Hold your read hign. As you overcome the obstacles of life. K.C. Ella Coughtry SUCCESS — To laugh often and much; to win the respect of in- telligent people and the affec- tion of children . . . To appreciate beauty and to find the best in others . . . To know that even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. — Harry Fosdick Jim E. Coleman Up On: Vacations, N.H., Led Zep, Stones, Hendrix, loud amps, working. Sat. nights. Jams in my cellar. Down On: Disco, Campsite raids. Distorted amps. Week- nights in Medfield, snakes. Favorite Song: Sympathy for the devil. Most Memorable Moment: pul- ling a U-ie in front of the speed bump. (“80” T.M. N.G., J.M.) Douglas B. Cook Up On: Alaska, Taint!, logs, hogs, skiing, sailing. Can live without; rainy weekends, “Heartbreak Hotel,” mud season, broken tractors. Plastic people The first will topple in the cold, but by days end many will fall. After all the pieces have been rolled they will sit no longer tall. Cynthia Ann Corcoran “Cindy” 1 13 63 Up On: G.S., curly hair, the color blue, St, Alphonzo, McFood, Camping in N.H., McDuff, friends, soap ses- sions, girls nights, long weekends, 5,000, early grad- uation. Down On: mornings, the friz- zies, paychecks that last one day Best Memories: Florida, Para- gon Park, camping with a cer- tain someone. Usually Seen: in a blue Bar- racuda, up town, in the sew- ing room. Most Traumatic Experience: School Ambition: To be reincarnated wealthy. Catherine L. Cox Up On: Japan; Illinois; Cross- Country; “Bernie’s Brats;” friends; Wheaton College, 1980; AFS; O.P.; movies; good times; piano; Pep Club; plays; “Brutus.” Down On: Stairs; Hillcres; Ju- nior “We did so much together. Tried so many brand-new things. We did everything there was to do. Then did it all again.” Donna Cranshaw “Dawnya” 3 28 63 Up On: waterskiing, my XR7 ski, Maine, beach, sunny days, Elvis Presley movies, cute guys. Football games. Fries Leap, bon fires . . . British Airways, Navid. Down On; Pastries, rainy day, sitting home on Saturday night, unfriendly people. Favorite Saying: OOOOOOOOO Babe Best Memories: England ’80, vacations in Maine, Nauset ’78 Usually Seen With: the gang Ambition: To be successful in everything I do Karen Marie Crawley “Bugs” “Crawdady” Close Friends, Laughing, Stacey’s Purple Carrot, Uni- corns, Lilacs, Mr. Buns, Race Pt., Fieldhockev — WTF! SPIC, Bjorn, Montreal, Times with SB, Running Barefoot through the Meadow, Hugs, Little kids, good-nights, Horseneck, late- night swims. Giving someone a chance, Tanglewood — JT, Baby-pudding! Shooting Stars. You may say I’m a dreamer. But I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us. And the world will be as one. I.L. Francis J. Cusack “Skip” Up On: Running, Bumper’s boys. Skiing, Deliverance ”80,’’ Cream, Beck, Neil Young. Down On: New Wave Freaks, in- juries Favorite People: Just a few kids I met down the Pond Activities: C.C., Winter Spring Track, Scouts (Hey T.C., who cares now?) Favorite Places; White Mnts., Starting lines Ambition: To be like my father “It’s better to burn out than Fade away” N.Y. Brian Samual Danforth Up On: Life, Friends, and Cars Down On: Plastic people, an empty gas tank, no money and telephone poles Freedom Is: A full tank of gas and a 100 miles of open road. Favorite Saying: “Hey Zebo” Ambition: To become the male counterpart of Julia Childs. “Don’t let appearances fool you Life’s not what the rule book tells” Donovan Trade Cummins “Pita, Freckles” Up On: My family friends, Pe- ter, The Four Musketeers, R.O.I., R.O’s, The Lakesite, Dodges. Down On: Waiting for Sue Favorite Saying: “Come Heeeeeerei!” Best Memories: Feb. 7, 1979, The Charles — april 21, 22, 1980, Fairfield U. Ambition; To reach 5’3 I don’t live to be heard, nor do I live to be seen, I guess there’s no meaning in life unless . . . I can live free, die free, but most of all . . . live my life as me. John J. D’Ambrosia Up On: C.H., Football, 45, 44, Baseball, My Family, Friends, Mabloney Cheese, Sherman’s March, BICs, MLWS, DCPC Runs, Win- ning, Skiing Memories: 4 18 80, Guilford, Prom ’80, Skinny’s Cottage Plymouth Wagon, Win- nipesaukee, 6 3 80 Down On: Making my Bed, Los- ing, Selling Pretzels “Old Station Wagons never die, they just fade away” Thomas D. Daniels “Tommy D.” Up On: Hoop Parties, Tunes Dover Tower, gas money, short movies, Gibb-a, Hoops, Nappy. Misery Is: Walking to school. Pet Pev: People who talk, but don’t say anything. We’re getting older as time goes by. A little older with everyday. We were the children of yester- day. G. Stevens Knowing you’ll have to com- promise along the way. Fearing the day when you’re alone . . . that’s whats scary. N.K. Jeanne Ann Develin “Jeannie” Up On: Billy Joel, cheering, N.J. Shore, E.G.P.’s, very special friends, Springsteen, pizza, Boston at Xmas time, ?????, “roughin’ the kicker,” Xmas ’79, New Year’s ’79 80, 7, the good times with the “im- mediate family,’’ being chased by hotel managers? “Now I see myself as I am. Feeling very free. Life is everything. It’s meant to be.” Chicago 11 Lisa A. Devlin “Li” “Lis” . . . good friends . . . jeans . . . slooning out skiing . . . Christ- mas . . . Lynyrd Skvnyrd . . . red M.G.s . . . G.T.W.T.G. . . . Montreal . . . amusement parks . . . The Cape . . . antiques . . . G.P. . . . chocolate . . . Hallo- ween . . . K.R.G. . . . sweaters . . . To live life in your own way to reach your own goals . . . to be who you want to be — That is success. . . . The time is gone. The song is over. Thought I ' d something to say Pink Floyd James Zephyr Thomas Driscoll Up On: Family, Friends, Foot- ball, 84, Jack Lambert, Base- ball, Winter Track, Oklaho- ma’s, Sow’s, Boxing Louie, Animal Immitations, Go ing Nuts!, Sha, Na, Na. Down On: “E” for Eric, Gomers, Phonies, Driving With Army, J.C. and Red Jackets Favorite Place: Moore’s Lake, Canada Motto: On For Three Favorite Saying: The Future Lies Before You. Like A Field Of Driven Snow. Be Careful How You Tread It, For Every Step Will Show. Usually Seen: Getting Jeff Z. Out Of Trouble. Susan Ebert Sue good friends . . . sleepovers . . . Cheerleading . . . Powder Puff Game . . . Homecoming “79” . . . Westwood “79” ... 1 a.m. phone calls (Cathy!?) . . . Mid- night Movies . . . Zuma Beach . . . Illinois C.D.J.S. . . . Roses . . . Skiing in Michigan . . . Parties at the lake with everybody . . . Skating . . . The Cars . . . Florida . . . Tennis . . . We’ve only just begun, white lace and promises, a kiss for luck and were on our way, and yes we’ve just begun. Lynn Anne Erickson “Lynnie” “Lin” My Family Friends . . . hugs . . . chocfribs . . . laughing being happy . . . tennis . . . Bjorn Borg . . . bright sunny days cold starry nites . . . the cornfield . . . NH . . . Super-Dump Memories: FH 79, Montreal, Sp. 79-80, Gimme Mick, The last Friday, Good times with Li, Pam, and Di, tripping on the stairs . . . No one can tell me that I’m doing wrong today. Whenever 1 see you smile at me. JT Patricia Elaine Dewar “Patty, Pats” Up On: family, friends, 5 28 77, summer, Hampton Beach Skag Island, Marshvegas, 11, basketball, weekends, Seger, Springsteen. Patriots, dances, ’81 Memories: N.H. ' 80, BAILIFF . . ., sinking rowboats, neighborhood hoodlums, confession night, ground round, sleepovers, powder puff. Ambition: To be successful, to someday pull up to my house on Lake Winnipesaukee. Its the laughter we will re- member when we remember the way we were. Timothy E. Dugan Tim, Duges Up On: skiing, long weekends, quality music (i.e. “The Dead”), “it’s a Valient,” sleeping late, friends Down On: the driving habits of certain people, pep rallies. Heartbreak Hotel Staff Mem- bers, people who sell pizza. Best Memories: In Boston 5 20 80 with C, A, and D. . . . those nights . . . those days Life Is: an experience — mostly good, sometimes not. Chris Ellis 1 16 80 Up On: skiing, music, friends, “27” at 8 a.m. Saturday morn- ings, art, and parties! Down On: Mondays, dodge darts. General Hospital 2 p.m. 115! fundraising Memories: Mr. Goodall at 7:45 a.m. 7th period David and Nancy, (we love you, Nancy) and, of course, the Top Squad! Keep In Touch Shortie Jay Feehan “I gotta admit that I’m a little bit confused. Sometimes it seems to me as if I’m just being used. Gotta stay awake, gotta try and shake off this creeping malaise. If I don’t stand my own ground, how can I find my own way out of this maze?” 12 I Jeffrey Ferguson Up On: Chevy’s with lots of oil, Dylan, and dead concerts, talking heads, jamming, golf- ing- Down On: everybody’s favorite place Friendly’s, barnstable. Best Memories: the kinks. Favorite Saying: “Get your license yet Tim?” Ambition: To move down to the banana republics. Nancy Marie Ferreira Up On: exchanges, football games, rollercoasters, cheer- ing, traveling, twirling, music Misery Is: Falling off the bleachers Memories: Saturday morning practices, 350th Jubilee, St. Patrick’s in Quincy Market, swinging on vines. Red Bug — Yellow Bug, $100,000.00 bar in 126, old times with Stace, Nine years next to Dave Chris, being the only girl in the Brass Section. Paul Michael Finerty Up On: The Stones, The Doors, Maine Friends, Porsche Car- rerra’s Down On: Monday Mornings, Homework, Rainy Days, The Grateful Dead Ambition: Engineering Favorite Song: Gimme Shelter So if you think your life is com- plete confusion, because you never win the game, just remember that it’s a grand illusion, and deep inside we’re all the same . . . Styx David Clark Fisher “Fish” Likes: Beaches — long weekends — skiing — being with friends — BPR — top squad — stage band — band Dislikes: Accidents Memories: 9 years next to Nancy and Chris — football games — 6 years of stage band — all of my great classmates Quote: “The same wind snuffs candles yet kindles fires; so, where absence kills a little love, it fans a great one.” La Rochefoucauld Charlotte Ann Fernald “Cha Cha” “Charlie” 11 18 62 Up On: memories 6 2 79, loos- ing the muffler, summer nights, concerts. The Green Hornet, 13, good friends K.R., J.J., O.T.P., being free, life Down On: falling out of love Take your time Think a lot. Think of everything you’ve got For you will still be here tomor- row But your dreams may not Cat Stevens Steven Joseph Fetteroll “Beav” Up On: Football, Hockey, 4, 5 28 77, Cabin Parties, Yellow Submarining, Golfing at D.C.P.C., Small Parties, Good Friends. Down On: Taking an exam th e hard way. Surprise Bar- becues, Vandalism, Bandless Proms, and getting caught. Seriously: I look only for plea- sure, not trouble. Margaret Anne Finley Meg my family . . . special friends Ossipee, N.H. X-Country skiing . . . N.H. mtns . . . mcc ice cream . . . tennis . . . smiles ... a piano and a guitar . . . Wheaton 1980 . . . Where are the twins? . . . Afs Club . . . tennis team . . . Special Chorus . . . Peak ’81 . . . bells . . . SHF. Follow your heart like a flying stallion. Race with the sun to the edge of night Form your truth like a gold medallion Dance in the circle of the love and the light -JD Cynthia Anne Floser Cindy “SuperGirl” Up On: Charlie, Good Friends, my family, 7, soccer co- captain, softball, hockey, basketball, FoxRuns, a spe- cial chauffeur, “Babys,” “James Taylor.” Bummer Is: Good-byes, rainy days, losing, people who give up too soon. Best Memories: The Gape, wed- dings, 2 19 79, all proms. Favorite Sayings: I hear ya! Awesome. That’s Life. Have a nice one. Favorite Song: You’ve Got a Friend Life Is: To be lived one day at a time. 13 Deborah Margaret Forrest When the journey we are mak- ing has begun Don’t deny the feeling that is stealing through your heart Every happy ending needs to have a start. Moody Blues My lab partner . . . France, Ber- muda, Nova Scotia . . . the De- celle’s crew . . . Moose . . . puis- sechats and owls . . . long talk s with everyone . . . riding double . . . Toyauto . . . The Grand Finale . . . old Holliston gang . . . Lot 6 . . . favorite times with friends Emily Foster 6 10 63 Up On: Good Times, my old friend . . . Shoppingcarts, swine, sunshine Down On: Accidents, temporary paralysis Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered How much there is to know Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dream And a pocketful of Gold — Led Zeppelin — Hey I’ve got an idea . . . Laura Sue Fowle Up On: Music, electric pianos. BSO, Bruce Springsteen but- ternut squash. Singer Island Down On: Disco, Ghemistry, pork chops Memories: J. Geils Concert, A.M.’s Secret Sharer Favorite Song: Born to Run Here I am out on the road again There I am up on the stage Here I go playing star again There I go, turn the page. — Bob Seger Cathleen Marie Fraser Up On: Friends, cheer- ing, m m’s, field hockey, butterscotch sundaes with lime, lemon, and orange sherbert, marching, “kick S”, M.H.S. MARCH!, sleep overs, Jubilee 350, 1:00 a.m. phone calls (Sue!), “Freedom Reigns,” Westwood?, Cape, Wash- burn’s Island, cheering camp. Miss President, “Il- legal procedure.” Misery Is: Having to stand on a bench “When life gives you lemons make lemonade” Richard Dennis Flynn “Skunny” “Flynna” “Skun” Up On: Family, friends, Foot- ball, Indian Runs, triple threat, Elvis, good times, Uncle Willie, Falmouth by- the-sea, high jumping, Angelo’s, 9-29-80 at Schaefer stadium, working for the D.P.W., summer of ’80, win- ning. Down On: Rumorss, plastic people, soft ceilings, Burgu- lars, losing, “Where’s Tom’s Keys” — 5-24-80 Ambition: to be happy Freedom Is: not caring what other people think Peter J. Fontecchio Pedro Up On: friends, track, study. Big Blue, weekends 72 V.W. bus Not Up On: inconsiderate peo- ple, homework, Monday mornings, empty gas tanks. Favorite Groups: the Doors, Skynyrd, the rolling stones. Ambition: to be happy at what- ever I do. Glen S. Fuglestad Birthday 1 23 63 Up On: The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Concerts, Hockey, Skiing, Parties Many times I’ve lied and Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered How much there is to know Many dreams come true and Some have silver linings I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold LED ZEPPELIN Graceanne Gatz Gracey Up On: music, sleeping late, special chorus, singing Down On: AM radio, rain, out- of-tune pianos, two-faced people Best Memories: New Orleans, The Rose, Billy Joel ’80, Kendra’s parties, retreats. Summer Breeze Now it’s daybreak We were like storybook chil- dren But like all good fairytales This one must end Here is the end It’s daybreak BETTE MIDLER Walter Glaeser Likes: basketball, Slush Pup- pies, Beatles, baseball, old movies, pepperoni pizza, watching the Celtics, doing flips into the pool, Rodney Dangerfield humor, good friends Dislikes: raking leaves, con- ceited people, certain stupid t.v. commercials, moving right before your senior year Memories: West Coast vacation. Blues hockey games, watch- ing my niece grow up, Satur- day morning bowling league After College Plans: electrical engineering Sean M. Cood “Coodie” Up On: Hockey, Hillers, Ses- sions, Negative Attitude, Taking it slow,” Cranking Skynyrd, Hendrix, etc.. Vans, Concerts Down On: School spirit Favorite Saying: “What’s up?” Favorite Reply: “Not much” Thomas David Gorman “Gorms” Up On: 14, family, P.A.Q., football, Jim Zorn, BIC, Bruce, Scratch’s Hotel, Sept. 13, Class of “81,” Spiders. Down On: Yellow Submarine trips, mohawks, bandless proms, misunderstandings, golfing with D’ambro, stumps in backyards. Activities: Football (capt.J, Bas- ketball, Baseball. It’s been a long time and I’m so much better now . . . Though it’s been a long hard road . . . It made me a man. Lisa Gottsche ‘Lis’ Up On: CL and SS, convertible Corvettes, Wheaton 1980, Mom and Dad, Nantucket boat ride, M.C.P., color guard, shortstop, F., W., W. Jr. Down On: Goodbyes Usually Seen: with Kim, Laura, Dawn Ambition: to make people smile “Close your eyes Rest your head Let your spirits rise Sleepy head Rest your mind It’s been well fed; you can be what you want to.” Virginia Anne Grace Ginny Up On: friends, weekends, sunny days, softball Ambition: to be happy and suc- cessful If you wake up and don’t want to smile. If it takes just a little while. Open your eyes and look at the day. You’ll see things in a different way. Fleetwood Mac Kevin Tobias Graham M.L.S. Feb. 10 Beatlemania . . . Sophia’s house ... 9 to 9 runs . . . homecoming with traitor . . . Rocky Horror Picture Show night . . . Jeanne’s car . . . Orkie’s nervous breakdowns . . . Killington and no food . . . hot candy . . . cracked bottles . . . quarters with O.M. . . . Losing snirts . . . breaking branches . . . UMass . . . Empty boxes . . . Cape Cod with a special family . . . friends . . . Hoops . . . Prom 79’, 80’, 81’ . . . Sailing . . . Ski- ing!!! Student Council . , . Year- book Staff . . . good times . . . The Who . . . Doors . . . And a special thanks to the Class of 81’. Norman Gray Up On: 2:00, A.B. products, Jan., weekends, working for T.S. INC., radical motors, THE CARS. Down On: 7:50, rainy days, run’nin on empty, H.W. best memories; band’in u-turns in the front entrance, THE BARN, BRAWLS. Favorite Saying: WHATS UP!!!! Usually Seen: AROUND Lisa Marie Greely “Weaz” Family, friends, S.V., 6 2 80, beaches, soccer. Twin!, 8 28 80, football games, memories, sail- ing, mice, rumbles, Freddie . . . Pastries, York Steak House, rainy days, standards, being tall, snobs, British Airways Best Memories: ENGLAND ’80, Martha’s Vineyard, Prom ’80, Sen’s Parties, soccer, F.U.W.ing, D.S. buses with Pam, Bargain Shopping Usually Seen: With Steve or the Gang Favorite Saying: “But . . . ummm. What?” Favorite Place: Martha’s Vin- eyard, “Pumpkin” 15 Martha Elizabeth Gruhn Life Is: a poor ugly weed trying to push its way up through the sidewalk of life. . . . clothes . . . friends . . . records . . . My Ambition: To live life to the fullest, and get what 1 want along the way. . . . night life . . . my cactus . . . love ... Sian agus go n-eirigh Libh. V Paul J. Hamilton Hammy, Hambones, Slammy Up On: Sports, Music, Friends, Laughing, Driving, BIC’s, The Police, Pats, Celts, Chili, Hubcaps, Summer Down On: Headaches, Finger- nails, Television, War, Sci- ence, Friendly ' s Cigarettes, Sleeping on rocky beach. Deadheads, Cold mornings. Candied Yams, and Lima Beans Memories: . , . Arizona . . . The Wedding . . . Ceils Weekend. John J. Harrington “Jay, Harry” Up On: Good Friends . . . The Cape Not Working Weekends . . . Tunes . . . H.S. Parties . . . Track . . . Hoops . . . Cruising around with T.W., P.F., S.M. . . . Good Times Down On: Having No Money For Weekends . . . Operations . . . Mondays When This You See Remember Me And Bear Me In Your Mind Let All The World Say, What They May Speak Of Me As You Find — Rolling Stones — Christine Anne Harrison “Live each day as if there is no tomorrow, for tomorrow may never be.” Memories: April 18, 1980; cheerleading; marshvegas; beagles and turtles; powder puff; sleepovers; spaghetti dinners; mcshakes; baby cakes — 45, 44; July 3, 1980; Plymouth station wagons; senior cookout; prom ' 80; red roses; G.F.l. and M.L.; roughin’ the kicker . . . R. Janine Hall 1 am only one, but 1 am one, I can’t do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, by the grace of God, 1 shall do. Edward Hale Cheryl-Ann Hampe “Cheryl” Best Memories: . . . Foggy | fields. Better than the Tall | Ships, Boston and Cape runs Lori, 82, 380, ????? 3 weeks in September, People hurting Poor souls dying you turn your head around searching for that question to give your self some reason to talk to a stranger It’s a state of mind and I know whatever happens 1 need peace in mine Gordon O. Harris Up On: Mrs. P., soccer, lacrosse motorcycles, skiing, Mr. Mrs. C., B.U., Led Zeppelin. Down On: Doing something you don’t want to do; Fords, peo- ple that gossip. Happiness Is; Scoring when you play fullback, easy practices going out and having fun. Favorite Saying: What’s Up? Misery Is: no license, sitting ir D.C.’s basement on a Satur day night. ' Favorite Places: The Cape, Fin land. Ambition; going to college playing soccer in coJlege. Christopher M. Hayes Up On: B.I.C.’s, Old 27, footbal parties, the beach, Friday; 1 summer, hockey, Sprini } Steen, baseball, Skynyrd f Down On: injuries, a.m. hockf 1 practices, a green Plymout ' wagon, Mohawks, the me S room, selling pretzels J . . . Lake Winnipesaukee . Cape Concerts . . . “Smarte t Up” . . . hockey trips . . . Horn i coming . . . just cruisin’ arour S . . . “Joker” . . . spy boats . Cabin Fever . . . Falmoul Heights . . . pond hockey . Red . . . harassin’ 16 Bob Haynes “Hanzy” Up On: Skiing, Tennis, Black Sundays at Super Dump, J.D., Old No. 7 Mich., and B.T.’s, The Dead, Doors, Tull Down On: Monday mornings. Friendly’s Favorite Saying: Buzz’d, or what? “Heres to Hell” May I have as much fun there as I had get- ting there. Carol A. Higgins Up On: rainbows, Florida, Cape Cod, Nantucket sunsets, fam- ily reunions, true friends, PARCO Down On: Monday’s, rainy weekends, nosey people, goodbyes It was an early morning yester- day I was up before the dawn I really have enjoyed my stay But 1 must be moving on. SUPERTRAMP Lauri Susan Hochberg Favorites: — Phone calls, friends, “Fri- days” — Birthdays, balloons, B.J. Babe, Bruce — R.G.T.A.G., Disneyland, red jackets W.D. . . . my family Remember: M.V. (greenwood Ave.j, Ground-Rounders, “bopin out,” Skag Island, Marsh- vegas, Summer “79”, G.S.B. Hockey games, “raz- zin” MR. C., Driving skills at 3:00 A.M., gymnagles. . . . Best of friends Never part . . . Boz S. Nona Elizabeth Hurd “Nature’s first green is gold. Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leafs a flower; But only so an hour Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay.” — Robert Frost — reunions . . . animals . . . August 14, 1978 ... art ... woods . . . SWOTFBI . . . Mother M’Gree . . . secretary Stephen Hebert Heather Joan Hilton BERMUDA, CALIFORNIA, New Hampshire, Z, 1, 60F, X-Country, Spring Track, Bos- ton, Nauset, FCYF . . . Making Pam S. laugh. Taking Pam P.’s advice, sleep. Ice Cream w Maureen Natick w Cathy, Smiling Friends, “Show a de- cent effort” Nina Holst Up On: Hiking, skiing. Sugar- loaf, sailing, Norway, travel- ing abroad, Martha’s Vin- eyard, sleeping late, nice clothes, expensive foreign cars, great friends, Norwe- gian pastries. Down On: Boredom, slobs, fat, frustration, wasting time, gym 1st period on Monday Ambitions: A fulfilling career, affluence, contentment, to travel the world . . . neat . . . good grades ... re- served . . . studious . . . Norwe- gian . . . top 10 . . . hardwork- ing .. . Patrick Hutt Up On: The Doors; Dylan Get sick, get well, hang around the inkwell, hang bail, hock tell of anything your gonna self ’try hard, get far, ride frail, get jailed, jump bail, join the army if you fail. Dylan Take me to the airport, put me on a plane, I got no expectations, to pass through here again. Stones f 17 Mary Louise Ippoliti “Mayla” Up On: Family, Friends, pals, K.F., T.B., Bobby Sox, Late nights. Laughing, Smiles. Down On: Running On Empty, rainy days, tears, arguments, Mondays. Favorite Person: My Mother. “When you walk through a storm hold your head up high and don’t be afraid of the dark.” “Walk-On with hope in your heart, and yo u’ll never walk alone AGAIN.” — JERRY LEWIS Janice Jones “Janice” Up On: my car, weekends, 11 10 79 friends, good times, EAST DEDHAM Down On: weekday mornings, repair shops Ambition: To let mom and dad know I’m proud of them my dreams they aren’t as empty as my conscious seems to be I have hours only lonely my love is vengeance that’s never free THE WHO Krista Louise Kallio soccer . . . foxruns . . . England . . . basketball . . . D.N.P.I.S. . . . tennis . . family . . . friends . . . band . . . Christmas smiles . . . Climb every mountain. Ford every steam. Follow every rainbow. Till you find your dream. A dream that will need all the love you can give Everyday of your life for as long as you live. The Sound of Music Paul Kennally Anne Marie Johnson “Annie” Up On: Good times, soccer, pizza, close friends. Summer vacation, mint chocolate ice cream, traveling. Class of 81, graduating, my stereo, pay day, MHS basketball games, T.V. show Fridays, A.F.S., C.Y.O., Springsteen, Christ- opher Cross. Down On: Frizzy hair. Ner- vousness, snobs, cliques, no money, Monday mornings, winter. Favorite place: Cape Cod Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Life Is: Only what you make of it Michael F. Juda Up On: Soccer . . . Graduating . . . CLASS OF “81” . . . Beat- ing Dover . . . Summer . . . Good Friends . . . K.P.’S . . . Diane “13” . . . UMASS , . . S.M.U. . . . Diving headers in the mud! . . . T.O.D. . . . M.C.’s . . . Concerts . . . Down On: Bad Knees . . . Homework . . . Losing to Dover . . . Monday Mornings . . . TRIPLE SESSIONS ... An Empty Wallet . . . Life Goal: “To be both happy and successful in whatever I choose to do” Daniel Patrick Kelly Up On: Warm clothes. Beautiful Girls, Castles, The Rhein River, Bear-skin rugs. Line drives. Outdoors, Doberman Pincers, Canoeing Not so Crazy About: Headaches, Bad-moods, Mopping floors. Humidity, Striking out in the bottom of the ninth Favorite Song: To be released in 1984. Misery Is: Selecting a college “All We Are Is Dust In The Wind” KANSAS Joanne Kenney “Jo” Likes: Good friends, long talks, Billy Joel, Doobies, Tennis, Bee’s in open windows Loathes: Monday mornings, clicks, phonies, S.S.D.D., Saying Goodbye, boredom, restrictions Memorabilia: April 79, So many faces in and out of my life Some will last, some will just be now and then Life is a series of hello’s and goodbyes I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. — Billy Joel — 18 Stephen Richard Klotz Up On: Good times with friends, four wheelin, sports, a special girl, yellow trucks, hies, bibs, all nighters, family Down On: Soft ceilings, power wagon blues, burning up a tank in a hour . . . my truck running over Tim’s car . . . Usually Seen: In the power wagon or with Tim, Mic, and Mr. Bill . . . Misery Is: Having less than four studies a day . . . David M. Kimmick Patricia M. Kilcoyne Patty, Trisha Memories: Florida! 408 V.S. 406 Millis, Medway times. T.C. McDonalds M.S. L.G. . . . I shall pass through this world but once. Any good there- fore that I can do or any kind- ness that I can show to any human being. Let me do it now let me not deter or neglect it. For I shall never pass this way again . . . Michele Anne LaFond Shelley Up On: Friends, West Roxbury, my family, sweaters, al- ligators, Galvin Kleins, GYO, The Search, AFS, Bernie’s Brats, guinea pigs, writing to the Giedriatises Down On: Hillcrest, snobs, scales Favorite Saying: What a zoo! You may not always be able to see eye to eye, but you can always walk hand in hand. Lee Grystal Knowles “Leekey” “Knowley” “Eel” Likes: Led Zeppelin, the Doors, “ . . . woke up this morning . . .”, partying with so-co, P.P., the ocean, the Farm, summer nights, camping, Athol?, ladies night, art, Mrs. Stahl, knowledge, indepen- dence, concerts, good talks, good friends, good times. Dislikes: losing things, separat- ing from people I love, fights, lies, depression, ashtrays, conformists. Tina Marie Lavita “Kitty Kat” Usually seen cruising around in her ’65 mustang. Seen with Janice and Maria. Prizes her “Kitty Kat” (Sylves- ter)! Down On: People who get her angry — and rainy weather. To find a Rich Italian man And live the Good life. — Rolling Stones — Theresa Marie-Justina Love “T” Red Brothers, — you see this vast country before us, which the Great Spirit gave to our fathers and us — see the foe — they have grwon insolent and bold . . . our brothers murdered be- fore our eyes, and their spirits cry to us for revenge. W. Apes Narrows, 8 16 80 — B.G.; Gol- den Moses; Sangeeta; 8 22-8 24 “P” to N.H. DEAD!! Amy Ledwith Up On: Summer ’80, the beach, Epping 9 80, shopping carts, Ralph, Swine, rainbows, dou- ble dates, fire engines, Seekonk, Snoopy Down On: leopard skin pants, W.W., mongoon, the Flying Doghouse Favorite Song: High Hopes Favorite Person: “Ma” Collura . . . Hey, I’ve got a better idea . . . 19 Louis P. Luciano, Jr. Up On: 57, BICS, Spyboats. Football, S.F., Family, Good Friends, Scratches Hotel, Skunny’s By The Sea, 6 1 80, Lacrosse, Powerchucks, Box- ing with J.D., Skiing. All nighters, K.L., Winneppasaki, Small Parties Not Thrilled About: Beach Sleeping, burning beavers house, two trees, one missing final test, mohawks, getting caught, naughts, B.T.’s B.T. ' s Favorite Sayings: Baliff VVHPP, I didn’t do it Favorite Song: Wild Horses Lisa Maheu Kathyann C. Manganiello “Kath” treasured memories, friends, ’n music . . . crisp autumn days . . . cheerleading . . . homecom- ing rallies ’n sleepovers . . . crazy feet! . . . crunchy P.B. . . , mmm! . . . Florida . . . Boston; J.M.F.B. Preppies . . . skiing into Winnipesaukee sunsets . . . New Year’s Eve ’80 — Nightpeoplel! ... a ride — through the sky — in my “Fantasii” ... a single red rose . . . those green eyes . . . D.A.A. . . . “Thanks Mom and Dad!’’ . . . “It’s the laughter, we will re- member, whenever we re- member — the way we were.’’ Lori Beth Marcus Best Memories: Boston Cape runs w Cheryl, PhiaLorida, Sandra and summer gang, C.C.C., ten minute toasts, E.G.P.’s, Prom 80 w Orcy, “FEE”, . . . it’s a night!!!, S.G. w L.B., New Years Eve 79, Summer 80, 71,680 ?????, Fairview Readers, sailing, Tasket, Craigville Beach, Bos- ton Angles! There are places I remember all my life though some have changed, some forever and for better, some have gone and some re- main. — Beatles — Scott MacDonald “Scotty Mac” Up On: Clo’s, Weekends, Good-Year, Racing, Fast Cars Down On: Homework, Tests, Quizzes Favorite Saying: “What’s Up?” Usually Seen: Partying Misery Is: Going To School “What A Long, Strange Trip It’s Been’ 63-81 Grateful Dead Kevin Patrick Mahoney Up On: Family, Relatives, Good Friends, Good Times, White Vans, Brockton, B.I.Cs B 52’s, Glash, Elvis Costello, Devo, Sunny Weekends, Sports. Down On: Gas Prices, Repair Bills, Sunburns, WCOZ, Los- ing, People who don’t take chances. People yelling. Memories: Lake Winnipesaukee ... 3 a.m. walks. Crossing the Deleware, Fann y Dunker Nights in the Alley, Growing up in Brockton. Favorite Song: I’m not down the Clash Darrah March 8 16 80 Loves: sunshine, walking in the woods, new experiences, being myself Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose It rises now before me the dark and silent barrier between all I am and all that I would ever want to be its just a travesty — and though its always been with me I must tear down the wall and let it be. Kansas Anne Elizabeth McCarron “Annie” Up On: My family, the band, M-l-M’s, coffee fribbles, close friends. Ocean City NJ, laugh- ing, squad 4A, exchanges, blue, snowstorms, MCC ice cream, weekends, TC, good music, L.F.’s P.E. excuses, Mr. G. and Mr. H., Hoops, the PP, and smiles Down On: rainy days and muddy football fields. Best Memories: MHSB, Bernie’s Brats, Disneyworld ’79. 20 1 I Linda A. McGonagle Up On: good friends, smiles, roses, memories, B’z-Q’t, sunshine, honesty the beach, lucky 13, ziggy, rainbows, Springsteen. Life is: to cherish yesterdays memories live today to its ful- lest and dream about topior- row. What lies behind us and what lies before us are only tiny matters compared to what lies within us. David W. Meader “Dave” “Meada” “Your High- ness” Up On: Fridays, Sunday Papers, 1.5’s, Beautiful girls, sun- shine, another frame of mind, greenery, hidden meanings Down On: MSG, cold rooms, finding the truck in Beava’s back yard, totaled cars, hyperactive debutante pre- pies, disco, telling 20yr. old girls that yoour 17. Favorite Sayings: NFJ, Whats- up?. Just do it!, Geessus, Moused, Young Cunies. Usually Seen: Doing something my own way. Suzanne J. Minter I’m an Aussie AFS’er Whois come to live, learn and ; love I The U.S. is great, Medfield is fun, and ; I know I’ll be sad when My year here is done, i I’ve met many strangers j Who have become friends I And I’ll have happy memories I When it all ends. ‘Just when you’ve learn’t how to say hello, it’s time to say Good Bye . . .’ Susan Elizabeth Morgan Sue, Poosie Soccer, England ’80, F.U.W.ing, Prom ’80, Seger Concert, friends, 3, mmm-M! . . . York Steak House — 8 11 80, narrow roads with rocky endings Still around the corner there may wait A new road or secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by, A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of moon. East of sun Thomas Allen McGue Up On: Scuba diving, cooking, vacations, Saturday night Parties, The Doors, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Zeppelin Down On: Monday Mornings, Inflation, Punk rock. Disco Freedom Is: Having lots of money and doing what you want with it. Life Is: Crazy Usually Seen: Hanging around, at work Favorite Saying: Whats Up!! Ambition: to be the chef of my own restaurant. Most Memorable Moment: Pul- ling a “U-ie” in front of speed bump 6 2 80. nice Harley’s . . . crazy . . . working with Mark and Jim again . . . Elisa Marie Miceli Lisa, Micheli Up On: Marshvegas, Scag Is- land, Paskic, Penny Candy MHSAPMCG, sleepovers, FMD R, Soulman, Razz’n Sully, Ice Cream Cones, Mil- lis. Beach, smiling, MS, Summer, Prom 79, Gym Angels, Homecomings, 19GC, Noon Hill Down On: Telephone Poles, B.I.C.’s, Blackweekend, breakable heftys Best Memories: Times wtih T.R., scheming with Penny, Confession Night, 3 a.m. drives with L Powderpuff, Misery Is: A rainy weekend, Mondays Jeanne Elizabeth Monaghan Up On: Soccer, telling jokes, popcorn Favorite Saying: Geez Louise, T.G.I.F.! Favorite Song: “Today” Best Memories: that Nausett bus ride! “OKLAHOMA” and “Once Upon a Mattress.” C.W. C.I.T. II 1980. All things shall perish from under the sky Music alone shall live . . . never to die. Patricia Joan Moynihan “Patti” “SN” Up On: Summer, friends, good music, “EYES.” Down On: Being stranded, gym, perms, Rick, B.S., being stupid (SHD-78), semi- cromagnom men. Favorite Saying: Whip it good! The time of our time has come and gone, I fear we been waiting too long. — Steely Dan 21 Audrey Murley “Aud” ‘Live For Today Dream of tomorrow Learn from yesterday” I would like to think I’m friendly . . . congenial . . . un- derstanding . . . always willing to lend a sympathetic ear . . . talkative . . . open. Really into . . . the play . . . homeroom!? . . . designing . . . South Afrikaa . . . driving. Physics turns me on! Bible Lit — tough stuff! First girl in elec- tronics?! I love N.Y. and C.Y.O.! Stephen Patrick Murray Up On: Pink Floyd, Doors, Track, Sleeping Late, Good Friends. Down On: Homework, Doing last minute reports. Exams. Far beyond these castle walls Life is never what it seems And every man must meet his destiny STYX Matthew D. Nickerson “Nick” Up On: Winning, HOOPS, long weekends. 4, good friends, Florida, summer of ‘80’, pumpkin hunting. Cape Cod, baseball, LIFE! Down On: Losing, working Fri- day and Saturday nights There’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out — Cat Stevens . . . Friendly’s . . . B.B. Co-Capt. . . . Gibb-a’s boy . . . Christopher W. Nourse “Critter” “Noursely” Up On: Jonsereds 70E, skidders, The Who, Neil Young, MWVTC, National Ski Patrol, taint Down On: trees falling the wrong way, rain, stacking brush, bound up saw Favorite activities: skiing and cutting wood Favorite saying: How ya’ doin’? Ellen M. Murphy “YNNUB” “Murph” Up On: Wychoff, N.)., Ramapo H.S. — DeDe, Arps, MC.P., Moo, Kiki, loacks, C.C., espe- cially Sue — “The Gang,” P.Q., L.P., S.B., M.B., K.D., Rhinos, “Silly Pup,” “We’re Golden-Coach,” Going Away Party, Powder Puff 14-8, Prom ’80, 17, The Cape, En- gland ’80, The Bee Sting, 3 Elephants, Pocono Queen, Foxruns, T.B.U.P. . . . Narrow roads with rocky endings, York Steak House — 8 11 80, Double Sessions. Danish Pas- tries, HER. Samuel M. Nejame Remembering with thanks RSB, Bowdoin and Back, Running, Sly Noname, Quadrophenia, Behind Blue Eyes, Holden, Phineas, Lord of the Rings, The Bear The Prophet, Excursions, I’ve been in my mind. It such a Fire line. Out here in the fields. Turn and Fall the strange changes. Like a Rolling Stone, Like a Hurricane, Sweet Jane, Peace It all depends what your after To with-hold is to perish Imagine Sarah Nolan Sip Ra Up On: Smiles, Sunnydays, Friendlyways Sailing, Win- ning, Letters, Love, Snoopy, Rainbows, Happiness, Suc- cess, Dynamic Duo Best Memories: Movies, Boston, Big Brother B-ball games, Rugby games. Long talks. Long walks Keeping my eye on a better life Happiness — it’s only a heartbeat away Paradise — could it be all that I heard it was? I close my eyes and maybe I’m already there STYX James Dennis O’Brien Up On: Seafood a very special friend Best Memories: The Squad; Newport ’80; The Y.M.C.A.; Nancy’s $100,000.00 choco- late bar; The good times in the old neighoorhood; Ex- change Concerts; The Kinks; Ice Cubes? Favorite Place: A Grateful Dead Concert Usually Seen: In a blue van Freedom is: ”... just another word for nothing left to do.” Suzanne Marie Orcutt “Orcy” Summer ’80 and S.M. . . . Bos- ton Angels . . . hot candy . . . D.R. with Phia and passing ADWP . . . U Mass trips . . . con- coctions . . . ’tasket . . . “EEE” . . . sleepovers . . . sinking boats . . . hotel managers . . . EGP’s . . . 60,980????? . . . Beatles . . . B.J. . . . California . . . red roses . . . “Our House” ... 5 special friends . . . memories . . . love . . . and life! You’re a shining star no matter who you are Shining bright to see what you can truly be Michael J. O’Connor “Mike, Mikey’’ Up On: friends, swimming. Fribbles, big waves, license, computer, chem, surprise parties Down On: Nantasket, locks, program bugs that don’t de- bug, bad lab periods, glasses, deadlines, “closing,” good- byes Usually Seen: Friendly’s Best Memories: Swim Pond ’80, Prom ’80 with E.C. Favorite Person: the “gang” Life Is: too short, live it to the fullest David O’Neill “Schmeill” Up On: basketball, doing doors, Seger, B.A.J., good memories, best friends, dirt roads, backgammon, 9 19 80, Texas, snapping fingers. Scruple City, Kinks, wws, acting crazy on weekends, summer ’80 Unhappy With: Women of the Snake Club, Needham, The Laundromat, disco, seadogs, being busted by Huey Sko, Wake’s harem, boats, being depressed, Franklin, Chemis- try Stacey A. Owen “Stace” smiles . . . sunny days . . . long late talks . . . rainbows . . . pur- ple carrots . . . special friends . . . wishing on a star . . . BAFU . . . Ziggy . . . the ocean (Race Pt.) . . . laughing . . . keepsakes (4 shoeboxes) . . . cheering sleepovers’n Homecoming ’79 Down On: Lynne’s medicine . . . Bbase . . . pen fights . . . being called “Spacely” by tbe traitor . . . Moby . . . ppcalls May your days be filled with special memories — may your tomorrows bring the fulfillment of your dreams. Good Luck Everyone! Stewart Coffin Palmer Up On: Running, Mr. Belmont’s speed workouts. Rocky Woods, Glen Ellen, Hockey, Hendrix, Young, Kung Fu, ’79 Conference Meet, Bow- doin Usually Seen: Running with Astle “We are all travelers in this world, and the best that we find in our traveler is an hon- est friend.” R.L. Stevenson “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the dif- ference.” Robert Frost Lee Ann O’Brien If all my pain and all my tears. And all that I have learned througout the years Could make one perfect song To lift some fallen head To light some darkened mind, I should feel that not in vain I served mankind. Marguerite Few Kathryn M. O’Donnell “Kathy” “Kat” Up On: good friends, blue jeans, good music, snow, Christ- mas, tbe beach, Bermuda, graduation. Memories: 12 15 78 . . . 5 29 79 . . . 5 5 80 . . . the album, the warehouse, T, Copley, the last ride, CTC. Far, far from each other Our spirits have grown. And what heart knows another? Ah! who knows his own? — M. Arnold Stephen D. Palmer Up On: running, cross country, Bowdoin, Maine, hockey, ti- gers, animal crackers, dots, the Pretenders, philosophy, and friends. Best Memories: workouts and races with Steve, Stu, Skip, the gang, and Mr. Belmont. “I’m worried.” “About what?” “My future.” “Well, what do you want it to be like?” “I want it to be . . . different.” The Graduate “If your heart isn’t in it, you’ll fail.” Semrad 23 Demetrios Papadoyiannis “Papa” Up On: parties, good tunes, good friends concerts, meditating. Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. We can complain that rosebushes have thorns or be happy that thornbushes have roses. Just a saying 1 like Pamela Patrica Perrone Up On: Life, Love, My Family, Paul, fudge swirl ice cream Happiness Is: Being with Paul. Ambition: To become a psychologist and to find my place in life with someone special. Best Memories: 8 11 80 9 21 80 Favorite Saying: Do not wish to be anything but what you are and try to be that perfectly. Lisa Marie Petrocca Best Memories: Freeport, T.W., “Princess Winnifred,” Party- ing with Friends, “Zuma Beach,” “Boins Boins,” “THE GUN,” “Smokey’s Gruisin’,” M.J. Gotta hide your inhibitions Gotta let that fool loose deep in- side your soul Wanna see an exhibition Better do it now before you get too old ’Gause we’re the party people night and day Livin’ crazy that’s the only way. Michael Jackson Scott M. Plesh Special Things: Art, Pride for soccer team, Designing year- book cover. Volleyball and Canoeing Special Places: Art room. Soccer field, Wildwood N.J., Old Or- chard Beach, Thackeries, Salsbury Beacb Special People: Kirk and Doug, Mrs. Odell, Mr. Cowell Future Plans: Art School, Own- ing Graphic Art Studio, Wealth, Happiness Good Luck in future to classes 81, 82, and 83 Elaine Ann Papsis “Pappy” “Franko” Ambition: Professional Artist Up On: Good friends. Good times. Color Guard, Summer “80” dreamin’. Southpaws, Art, nice clothes. Monsters Usually Seen: Working at the ° Shoe Store, Cruising with . Tigger Down On: Returning phone calls . . . I’m as free as a bird { now, and this bird will never | J change ... ' ' I I Jeffrey P. Peterson “Pete” Up On: K.D., 16, Mr. Laverty’s English class, playing in the snow with Christine, Led Zepplin, B.I.C.’s, summer of “79” and “80,” Olivia New- ton John, “81,” Clark’s cabin, playing submarine on Shu- ble’s. Down On: Scunny’s parties in Falmouth, being an ambu- lance for L.H., the passenger side of a green Nova, finding I T.G.’s car keys. Prom “80,” The Base Line. Virginia Phelan “Ginny” “Guinea-Wop” “Ginny P.” Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ship out on the open sea ! Cast away our fears All the years will come go and take us up — always up. ] Seals Crofts Up On: The Cape, Good friends, honesty, arguing with Ryan, i R. on ice, smiles. j Down On: Speeding tickets, j P.S.M., people who play games. I James C. Preston “Stones” ; Up On: Good Friends, Good ’ Times, Good Music, “Class of | 81” “BAMA”, Springsteen, ' Football, J. GEILS I Not So Up On: Rolling Stones, “NOTRE DAME,” Age Differ- i ences Usually Seen: Driving no place [ in particular Life Is: Somewhere out on that jl horizon J Out beyond the neon lights I know there must be something better i But there’s know where else in sight . I Joe Walsh 24 Jennifer B. Priestley Hype, HMH Up On: big smiles, family, spring, the “gang,” twinkies, rainbows, MCC ice cream, Garfield, Silent Partner, 1 munchtime. ( Best Memories: “dippity- j dooo-da!!!”, life at Decelle, 7 27 80, all those walks and ! talks. I I look to the sea ) Reflections in the waves Spark my memories t Some happy, some sad j I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had. , — Styx William H. Reagan II “Bzzzz” Up On: Family, Hockey, Good Friends, ’70 Lemans Conver- tible, Cape Cod, “The Fight- ing Irish,” Bruins, Celtics, Spaghetti Bashes, Water Ski- ing, Up The Academy Down On: Friendly’s, The Great Peg, Fire Hydrants, “Ciano’s” Midnight Swims, Sox, School Lunches, Bad Knees, SAT’s, Sunday Night Homework, Alarm Clocks Misery Is: Monday Morning Practices Ambition: To Be Successful In Whatever I Do. Timothy Paul Rhuda “Tim” Up On: Being with Micki, Good I friends. Beaches, Sports Par- I ties, B.I.C’S, Winning court I cases 4th of July “80”., Pink ■ Floyd The Stones, Lynard I Skynard. ! Down On: Taking the test the I wrong way. Getting caught, noon hill, having no D’S, Friendlies Ambitions: To live life to the fullest, and to share it with someone special. I Usually With: Micki or crusin I with Steve, or both. Jennifer Leah Robinson “Jenna” Florida ’80 . . . Annie try-outs . . . spice drops . . . Vermont . . . life at Decelle . . . Survivor of the Stevnan . . . L, B J . . . friends . . . snuggly sweaters . . . Billy Joel . . . Eagles . . . band . . . horses . . . Garfield Friends are made for keeping. There will be pain at parting. But memories live on forever. Even when friends are gone. Paula Quatromoni “Spider” “Little Q” Best Memories: 9 13 80, 14, Cross Country, Cheering, Homecoming, Track, W.M. S.C., Main Street, En- glish in the Cafe, Cape, “Big Al,” Colorguard, B.U.B.’s, Angelo’s, Hillcrest, special friends, penguins, powder- puff ’80, N.C.A., ballet, V.P., “Morrison Lives!”, Jubilee 350, “Roughing the kicker ...’’, raisins, Pats games, “81.” Favorites: T.G., Zorn, J.C., the Doors: . . . It’s the soul, afraid of dying, that never learns to live . . . Jacqueline J. Reis “Jackie” “Wackie Jack” Up On: S.C., Notre Dame, Ski- ing, Roses, Fi’Fi’s Rides, The Cape, Cheering, Sailing, Homecoming, curly hair . . . Best Memories: 9 23 79, Home- coming 79 . . . Misery Is: Having to say good- bye . . . There are winners, there are losers Now I’m wonderin’, which one am I. There are leaders, there are folowers Am I a leader, would you follow me? — Rossington-Collins-Band — Joel Ripley “Ripper” “Flippa” Memories: Minnesota — Florida — New York — Concerts — Heart Jackson Browne — Summers 78 80 — Russell Ranch and My Family — Bummers: Giving Blood — Telephone Poles — My lifes filled with songs But 1 couldn ' t get along without my friends I’m Happy now, but when this good life ends 1 know a better life begins . . . — Norman — James C. Rodgers Bird” Up On: Class of “81”, Cape Cod beaches, Catch-22, people- watching, music. Old MG’S and volks wagon bugs. Down On: Devo Disco, Iran, The Economy and The Govern- ment. If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a differ- ent drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured and far away. Thoreau (1817-1862) Good luck and Good-bye Class of 81! 25 Mark Royal Rossier Romantic reality is the cut- ting edge of experience. It’s the leading edge of the train of knowledge that keeps the whole train on track . . . The past cannot remember the past. The future can’t gener- ate the future. The cutting edge of this instant right here and now is always nothing less than the totality of everything there is. Robert M. Pirsig Alicia Royer Live For: summer’s, good friends, Horseneck Beach, sleep-overs. Ground Round, Powder Puff Football, Noonhill, parties (without LOU!!), concerts, SKIING, rollerskating, slow-dancing, snowstorms, lilacs, Bruce, Pa., Feb. 14, 1979, lavender. Sept. 6, 1980, and M.H. “Tbere’re songs to make you smile, there’re songs to make you sad, but with a happy song to sing, it never seems so bad.” — Stevie Wonder Karen Ryan “Klarence” Up On; The Beach, Windy days, good Friends — OTP May 29, 1981, GSM, The Little Red Sube. New Hampshire Sept. 80, Squad Parties, exchanges, Mrs. Kelly’s Gym Glasses. Sometimes the lights are shining on Me, other times I can bearly see, Lateley it occurs to me what a long strange trip it’s been . . . The Greatful Dead Sarah E. Sanford Up On: People I care for; talk- ing; traveling; trucks, Morri- son Mutt. Down On: Waiting for people who aren’t on time! “The Blue Bus is calling us.” J. Morrison There is fire, there is life There is passion, evil, and furry. Now there is love and there is hate. There is longing anger and worry. Eric Clapton lames A. Rowe Up On: Drawing, skiing-Piko, Stowe, soccor Missy, KP’s, Bruce, Doors, Stones, Noon Hill, 27, The Cape, Kellybeth Happiness Is: Money in my pocket and wheels under my feet. “Fortune is a prize to be won. Adventure is the road to it. Chance is what may lurk in the shadows at the roadside.” O. HENRY GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “81” Anthony P. Ruzzo III “Howie” “City-Ru” Up On: 10, summer league, ELVIS, papa gino’s. Bruins, Blizzard of “78”, family, Cel- tics, hoops, Scunny’s parties. Class of “81”, hockey, FOOD, BIG’S Down On: Yellow submarine trips, N.S’ing, Stones’ driv- ing, flat tires, playing pool with Stones, Friendly’s parking-lot, powerchucks, 8 6 77 Ambition: TEN KIDS . . . Sophia M. Samaras “Phia” Up On: Anything Greek — Bea- tles — Special Friends — J.T. — Family — Billy Joel — Talking — Laughing — MG — Beaches — Bruce — Best Memories: E.G.P.’s — Graduation 79 — Sleepovers — Skiing — Utah — 72,580 — ????? — Summers 79 80 — D.R. w Orcy — MHSAPMCG — Times w J.M. — PhiaLorida — Spinoff — Boston Angels — Try the handle of the road Feeling different, feeling strange This can never be arranged As the light fades from the screen From the Famous Final Scene . . . — Seger — Suzanne Santangelo “Sue” “Fran” Up On: Partying with the four Musketeers, R.O’s, Late-night swims at Sully’s, Serious talks with MJC, Tracies laugh. Running with Pidia, Volleyball, Dempsy’s, My family-honesty. Skiing, Or- leans, Boston, Seeing old friends. The lakesite, Floyd, Yes, The Doors, The Stooges. Down On: Tracies beeping and singing, Earlies at MSH, R.E.’s, Arguments. Best Memories: April 21, 22, 23, 1980 — Hyannis, Fairfield U., Down on the Farm. 26 Gregg Shirley “ShirT” “Fish” Up On: swimming, the nation- als, summer, J.T., C.J., good times, friends, . . . Down On: homework, negatives at nautilus, morning practice, not making the finals, acci- dents, getting sick, . . . Sports: swimming, water- polo, . . . Carlos E. Sierra Jr. “Kaila” Some Great Times: Traveling, Colombia “80” — forgetting to come home, letters to Ma Dad, The Kinks, Black Sun- day’s at the duper. Ghost rides in the “Blue Van,’’ Being psyched — 5 22 80 . . . Down On: Fake people, not being able to talk. The K Brothers and little billy, puma shirts, losing lenses, and Ralphie!!!! Freedom Ambition: Traveling the world with the people I know . . . Pamela Joy Simonsen Pam Up On: family, good friends. Camp Spofford ’80, FCYF good books, music, scary movies Down On: early mornings, busy work, hatred Sail forth — steer for the deep waters only. Reckless O soul, exploring, I with thee, and thou with me. For we are bound where mariner has not yet dared to go. And we will risk the ship, our- selves and all. Walt Witman Karen Christine Siscoe “Siscit” Up On: Small parties, smiles, close friends, dreaming, full moons. Big Macs, dirt bike rides with Joe, snowy nights, soap sessions at Gin’s. Down On: Curfews, fights, rain, tears, embarrassment, short- ness, spiders, gym. “And so Castles Made of Sand, melt into the sea . . . eventu- ally.” Hendrix Lisa Claire Senatore “Sen” 8 close friends. Soccer, 4, good memories, Jan’s truck Fox- runs, England ’80, Bus rides from Nauset ’78 -r 80, mmm , . . M!, Bargain Shopping, home movies, B.B. ‘77-78’, good jokes . . . DINPIS, York Steak House 8 11 80, narrow roads with rocky endings, British Airways, no License, T.C., Lost hopes Usually Seen: with the gang Favorite Song: Wishing on a Star Life Is: nothing without friends Avery Michal Schroeder . . . barefeet, sunshine, N. Carolina, gymnastics, icecream, looking for the Wizard, family, good friends, parties, snow storms, doing it right . . . Down On: unkindness, growing up, conformist, temporary paralysis. Best Memories: a certain jeep, Rockey Narrows, sunrise. Potter’s cove Misery Is: forgetting the Sur- geon General’s advice Ambition: To be happy and proud “Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to do . . .” — Janis Joplin — Deborah Jean Setterlund friends (LT), smiles, honesty, weekends, sunsets, beaches a good laugh, a hug sunshine, daydreaming, music, volleyball, tennis, my family. The Decelle’s Gang REUNION 1991 Memories: Florida (DA) . . . Prom 79 and 80 . . . Summer of 1980’ Espana . . . Band Ex- changes . . . Parties . . . Worse comes to worst I’ll get along I don’t know how but sometimes I can be strong Billy Joel Jerome Charles Shiels “Jerry” Up On: Having a good time with friends. Scaring Duge’s on the way home from N.H. Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. You fritter and waste the hours in an off-hand way. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town. Waiting for someone or some- thing to show you the way. — Pink Floyd Christopher F. Skomars “SKO” Up On: Baseball, Basketball, skiing, Nugent, Chevelles, B.I.C.S., Bellingham and Florida D.I.’s, The 455, Florida, Cars, Ski Trips, Maine, Vermont, Doubleoay Field (New York), Pitching “W ' s”, 11. Unhappy With: The tree in my front yard. Wounded Rabbits, Scruple-City, Needham, Lisa, Magatha, Breaikdown Lanes, Passing on Hills, Snakes, Los- ing, Broken-Down Cars, Wight Street, Bailiff W.H.P.P. Favorite Saying: SUCK WIND A.D. Pamela Mary Snow Pam, Pammy, Smammy, Pamula, Peanuts M.H.S.: Blizzard ’78 ... Hallo- ween ’78 ’79 . . . Annie try- outs . . . V-day week . . . A.F.S. sis . . . V-ball . . . Montreal . . . Buffalo . . . the Cape . . . Absent but not for- gotten . . . “Midgets.” Up On: Autumn . . . Art . . . Snow . . . Beaches . . . sweat- ers . . . outdoors . . . carnivals . . . smiles . . . barefeet . . . Holidays . . . icecream so on and on 1 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 Renee Ellen Spiegel Memories: Florida! Room 408 vs. 406 MMB-MHS . . . Red- Sox . . . Mg G. . . . Good Times w good friends ex- changes . . . guy’s next door! P-I-N-K P-A-N-T-H-E-R-S!!!! Snaking down the highways Favorite Saying: “OK-Fine.” Ambition: To become a success- ful nurse “Winter Spring Summer or Fall All you got to do is call And I’ll be there You’ve got a friend.” -JT- Ann Marie Strom “Ana Maria” Memories: summer ’80, “Nowhere Else But Maine,” J.K. 8 12 80 Cheech Chong at the drive-in again, “Orange Crush” Sandy Creek, K.B., Beatlemania, smurf, MHSA- PMCG, scum-team. Noon- hill, Babson College ’80, Prom ’80, field hockey. Kick -ss, rainbow power, sunsets, skating “Dream What You Dare To Dream Be Where You Want To Go Be What You Want To Be Live.” Jonathon Livingston Seagull Ellen Slowey “Tigger” Up On: Basketball, softball, music, good times, the Cape, skiing, snow. Down On: Anything else. Favorite Place To Be: Where the action is. Usually Seen With: “The Gang” Favorite Song: Freebird Favorite Group: Bad Gompany Best Memories: 8 21 80, Westfield There are places I’ll re- member All my life, though some havef- changed Some forever, not for the bet- ter. Some have gone and some re- main. John Lennon and Paul McGarthey Kathleen Solari I “U.F.O. Kitty” 1 29 63 Ma, Fitzi, Junk man, Benz wo- man, Good Friends, A certain | weekend hiding in the backstreets of Hollywood! I’ve been to Hollywood | ‘ I’ve been to Redwood I’ve crossed the ocean for a heart of gold I I’ve been in my mind It’s such a fine wine | That keeps me searchin’ for a heart of gold and I’m getting old Neil Young Meryl Lee Stonefield “Todi” Family . . . Close Friends ... B.A.F.U. Ground R . . . M.M ... Cheering . . . Pixie Trixie ; Frogs ... 2 Little Indians ... ' ; Love . . . Roses . . . Laughing ... | ' Cape Cod . . . K.G. . . . Hearts ... | Beatlemania . . . Sleepovers ... | Hawaii . . . Reunion 1991 Sail our ships out on the open | sea Cast away our fears and all the years Will come and go and take us up — Always up We may never pass this way Again Alice Struck t P, 28 Ann C. Sullivan “Sully” “Fred” “Annie” Up On: The 4 Muskateers, R.O’s, Scituate, good times and good friends, Boston, MACS, roses, Mary Jo, Tracie, Sue, My family, North Con- way, THE BEST Down On: Being called a creep, liars, waiting Best Memories: Summer of ’80, out with the MATS 27, pas- sing out ciggerettes Valen- tines Dance, Blizzard of ’78 The Cape 7-27, 28, 29, -79 Working for S.C.C. Elizabeth R. Talerman : Special friends and good times . , . . turtles . . . turtles . . . turtles . . . . summer 80’, Espanoles, j AIFS, London early graduation, f out at last, fond memories, DCH, i the Decelle’s crew . . , talks with ' DF . . . love and thanks for ev- erything DS Everything under the sun is in tune, but 1 the sun is eclipsed by the moon Pink Floyd I ( Michael Allen Tucker a You call me a fool I You say it’s a crazy scheme i But this one’s for real i I already bought the dream t; So useless to ask me why i Throw a kiss and say good-bye I’ll make it this time I’m ready to cross that fine line This brother is free I’ll be what I want to be 1 — Steely Dan — Stephen C. Van Ness I “Stevie V,” 3 Up On: L,G„ V.W.;s, football, i money, Martha’s Vineyard, Duxbury, 8 28 80, skiing, sail- ing, rumbles, trucks . . . Weaz driving my car. Chemistry, Wednesdays, disco, rain, get- ting grounded, gas prices, no bucks, dead batteries i, Usually Seen: With Lisa, Texaco, cruisin’ ) Favorite Place: M.V., The Magic ■ Bus, Bettie . . . Prom ’80 . . . Football . . . M.V. Mary Julie Sullivan The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time . . . Up On: J.T., family, Norman Rockwell, deep talks, the beach Memories: Marshvegas, $35 fainting rides,, scumteam, Humarock, sleepovers, MHSAPMCG, sinking boats, Miceli’s razzin’, unusual birthday presents, conversing with Carol yabadabadoo, boppin’out Try not to try too hard; it’s just a lovely ride. J.T. Beth Ann Tripp “Trippa” Memories: L, J and J; tired tongue, Libby, Talbot’s, “Don’t touch the neck,” shoes, Boston, candystriping, laughing, Montreal, the play, family, Stevnan survivor, spice drops You to the left and I to the right. For the ways of men must sever — And it well may be for a day and a night. And it well may be forever. Richard Hovey Heather Ann Tulloch “Toppie” Best Memories: Laughing with friends . . . “Mary she’s got a gun” . . . “Boins-Boins” . . . Tri- ple Chair rides w P . . . sleepo- vers . . . Zuma Beach Parties Powder Puff Game . . , M.V. (Greenwood Ave.) . . . Biking with Top . . . The window seat at Gozy’s . . . Anne’s painting parties . . . Doing the old soft shoe . . . Disney world with my family and one very special aunt . . . BRUCE CONCERT??? . . . Summer ’79, ’80 . . . Martha Elvia Vila Up On: My new family and friends, ice cream, Lisa, the rain, A.F.S., cake, the beach, singing in the shower, Barry Manilow, lasagna, Medfieldf, music. Down On: peanut butter Nickname: Maye Favorite Expression: Me da el Ataque! Favorite Place: Provincetown Happiness Is: To make people smile! Ambition: To be a business ad- ministrator Favorite Number: 9 Favorite Color: blue 29 Jeffrey R. Wakely Up On: Tennis, Maine beaches, Torr action, doing doors, Seger, Carolina, Skynyrd, B.M.W.’s. Down On: Monday, Needham, no car. Disco, snakes, boul- ders. It’s been such a long time I think I should be going You’ll forget about me after I’ve been gone I’ll take what I find I don’t want no more It’s just outside the open door. — Boston. Christopher Willis “Chris” Up On: Skiing, Swimming, Summer ’80, Babson, Wal- pole Woodworkers, Quality Goods, Wall Street, Hiking and Biking. Down On: Nothing Good Times: Lake Placid, Philly Summer ’80, August Hike, Carter Notch, Morning rides with George, Maryellen and Nina. A MAN OF SUCCESS TAKES MORE THAN HE GIVES A MAN OF VALUE GIVES MORE THAN HE TAKES George Noe Woglom “Wogs,” “W3,” “Rusty” Up On: Baseball, Red Sox, Life, Soccer, Good Times, Friends, Family Down On: Losing to Dover, Yankees Ambition: Business Career Life Is: To work hard and enjoy Favorite Saying: “Holy Smokes!” “Jessum Becky!” Memories: Summer of ’80, Cooperstown, K.E., Home- coming ’79, Christmas Dance ’79, 2 F.S. vs Westwood, “Toots,” the “Brown Boat,” The Prom, B.B.M.V.P., Soccer Co-Capt. Yvonne Wollak “Elwood” Memories: Friends, Drums, “Dragon Park,” Drama ex- change concerts — Cathy Remember! (Popcorn peanuts), “Pop,” “Sweetie” Mr. H., ’The Stage Band Tour, Talking! laughing!, “79” — Thanksgiving Football game. We’ve come together on this special Day to sing our mes- sage loud and clear looking back we’ve touched on sor- rowful days with future pass they disappear. Earth Wind Fire 30 Carol Ann Warren Favorites: 7, beaches, rain- bows, Quincy Market, Pat- riot’s games, dances, MHSAPMCG, Kitchen table sessions, blizzard of 78’, Skag Island, L.B.J. Memories: MarshVegas, N.J., N.H., Florida, Maine- Madeiras, Sinking rowboats, neighborhood hoodlums, scumtwins, inconsiderate boat rides, sleepovers, con- versing — Mary. Ambition: To drive a converti- ble Mercedes with MD on the license plate. . . . It’s the dream afraid of wak- ing that never takes the chance . . . I’m making it! Anne Marie Wissler “Anna” Good friends, C.M. Soccer, F.U.W.ing, skiing, 28, Fox- runs, Twin!, Bargains, Nauset bus rides . . . York Steak House 8 11 80, Losing to Needham, DINPIS, Narrow roads with rocky endings Best Memories; 3 31 70, Prom ’79, 8 3 80 Summers in Os- sipee, N.H. We’ve only just begun, to live A kiss for luck and we’re on our way We’ve only just begun. Maryellen Woglom “Melon” “Wogs” Field hockey . . . “soggy-b”, kick-s Big Blue . . . Cheering . . . track. Baseball, c.c. cookies, “Midgets,” Princess 12, 3 Bro’s . . . Being a twin — !?! “The name’s Maryellen!!’’ Joking around . . . “Brown Boat” . . . crankin’ tunes . . . Talks with friends . . . SDJPLSNKSKPLC, GDCCJJMMT — DDNKH, JPJM Sunsets, hugs-n-kisses, Prom ’80, Falmouth, . . . 22nd Just close your eyes, open your heart. And feel your worries and cares depart. Learn and give. Laugh, love, live . . . Thomas J. Wotitzky “Tom, Tisky, Wot” Likes: Study hall hoops, H and S, Skiing, Nikes, Red Malibu’s, good tunes, Skynyrd. Dislikes: Cals, No snow, Crowded ski slopes. Running laps. Usually: With Jay Freedom: A tank of gas, friends, money. “If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” Lynyrd Skynyrd Brian Cosgrove Philip Robert Zabe Up On: Good Times, New York Yankees, Friends, BlCs, U.S.A., California Down On: False senses of power. The three things that drive me crazy. Bad attitudes, 51 Favorite People: Charles Percy, Jesse Owens Favorite Non-Person: My dog Favorite Character: Charles Strickland Football . . . Track . . . Lacrosse . . . Lake Winnipesaukee . . . Slowest gun in the west . . . The termite “Time goes much too fast” The Shirts Mary Theresa Zuccarini I Love: Best Friends, sunny days, bop’in out, purple teeth, hair-painting, samp- lers, scum-team, powder- puff, Zooma Beach, hugs, having a program! Best Memories: MarshVegas, Skag Island, CONFESSION NIGHT, Ground Round “80” sleepovers, dances, $35 faint- ing rides, Mary Land (S), Gym Angles. You’ve got to understand I’m taking my life in my own hands And gaining ground — look around. Carol King Elizabeth E. Yancy (Beth) Nicknames: Beth, Bethy, Yanc, Bethanie, Vita 1 School activities: basketball, track, debate club, AFS Club (student in Ecudor 80-81) Up On: food and munchin out Down: diets Favorite Song: Baby We Can Do It Best Known for: That “Origi- nal” Laugh Message to Class: BUENA SUERTE A TODO EL MUNDO! (good luck to everyone) Jeff R. Zahner “Z” Gumby Rocket Up On: Old C-20’s, Doors, Kinks . . . J.D. weekends. Black Sundays at the Duper, Base- ball Down On: Mondays, Friendly’s, Reevees Usually Seen: Phil’s van. Super Dump, Gettin Jimmy D. out of trouble Life Is: What you make of it. Favorite Saying: What’s Coin On Sometimes the lights all shinin on me other times I can barely see Lately it occured to me What a long strange Trip it’s been — Grateful Dead — SENIOR SUPERLATIVES ‘OHOKING MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, slated for success, Phil and Sue MOST VERSATILE, teeming with talent, Chris and Krista BEST DRESSED, very vogue, Todi and Jim CLASS COUPLE, terrific twosome, Lisa and Steve 32 CLASS FLIRTS, provocative pair, Dan and Elisa MOST UNIQUE, different duo, Mike and Holly SHYEST, quiet couple, Louise and Sean BEST SMILERS, Colgate kids, Norman and Stacey SEXIEST, sensuous sights, Sarah, David, and Debbie CLASS ARTISTS, veritable Van Goghs, Mary and Scott BEST PERSONALITY, colorful characters, Mary and Tony MOST MUSICAL, melodious mix, Yvonne and Jim 34 CLASS ROWDIES, riotous ruffians, Annie and Lou MOST TALKATIVE, great gabbers, Brian and Sophia MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT, peppy people, Cathy and David FRIENDLIEST, sociable set, Carol and Joel MOST GULLIBLE, noticeably naive, Jackie and Brad 35 NUTTIEST CPIAZIEST, whacky whipheads, Sue and Jim MOST ATTRACTIVE, beguiling beauties, Tom and Jeanne MOST ARGUMENTATIVE, controversial characters, David and Tina CLASS FUDGES, Fanny Farmer’s Mary Louise and Kevin 36 FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORE, cradle kids, Jill and Todd MOST INTELLIGENT, bubbling with brilliance, Chris and Nina MOST ATHLETIC, obviously olympians. Jack and Cindy FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR, titanic toddlers, Tom and Beth r I ' l i i V S|||iM� wSt ' |ny(iM 2? Tfgf ■fcHgl ppT ' . ' ' 1 p-rag HP a f[ftfciiili(t |BP 1 P ‘.PIE Wf ' i ' Sf H i ■ — m- ■ fl f r« Srv |9j S ' ' M |l ' B£k i ‘ lJ ‘ ' « ® Robert Cresto Superintendent Tassos Filledes Principal John McGrath Assistant Principal 50 Jan Estep Secretary Martin Salka Guidance Carol Baine Guidance William Meehan Guidance Kathy Leader Secretary Lillian Jeon Secretary Ruth Campbell Nurse 51 Susan Page Social Studies Bernard Shea Social Studies John Nichols Social Studies Donald Girard Social Studies Marguerite Slyne Math James Barton Social Studies Eileen DuRoss Math George Gallahan Math 54 John Cuoco Math Marilyn McCarron Math Computer Science Susan Carney Math James Rennick Business Lucy Tannler Business John Girard Math Nancy Callanan Business William Young Business 55 Estelle Stahl English Patricia Kallio Reading Charles Goodall English Reading Susan Fitzpatrick English Foreign Language Lee Smith English June Economos English Charles Sullivan English Allen Azer English 58 Elaine Allen English Gail O’Dell Art Ralph LeClere Applied Arts Douglas Godfrey Music Eva Potts Home Economics James Morris Industrial Arts Robert Hersee Music Louise Olsen Home Economics 59 Sylvia Vellante Spanish Charles Laverty English Latin Robert Santoro Spanish Judy Noble Science Terry Kinch Industrial Arts Science Claire Guenette French James Sproul Science Julia Warburton Science 62 Elizabeth Dowse Science Priscilla Bailey Science Cynthia Blandy Library Aide Garrett Youlden Physical Education William Taylor Science JoAnn Soyka Librarian Dave Gibbs Physical Education Nancy Kelley Physical Education 63 SPORTS BOYS’ SOCCER 1980 Tri-Valley Co-Champions (13-2-1) Front row, (L to R) Brian “Bones” Lee, Scott “Not Gregg” Flesh, Andy “Injury” Breen, Jim “Rock” Rowe, Co-Captain George “WOGS III” lorn, Co-Captain Gordon “Gordo” Harris, Mike “Mummy-man” Juda, Sean “Barf” Bartholomew, Tom “Bud” Beausang. Back Row, (L to R) Coach Cowell, Tom “SPAZ” Berkley, Chris “Garbage man” Colburn, Mark “Hey y’all” McKay, Jeff “Hand-ball” Luecke, Danny “Cyclops” Sullivan, Dave “I want to play forward” Snyder, Jim “The Greek” Tragakis, Tom “Kidney’s” Brennan, Larry “White Shoes” Shaw, Dave “Moose” Thompson, Curtis “Keg-Party” Altmann, Matt “Wolfman” Brennan, Tom “Stretch” Shannon. Although this year’s team was young, it was hardly inexperi- enced. Thanks to the rigorous coaching of Tom Cowell, (Eastern Mass. Division II Coach of the Year) the Team showed everyone that they were not to be taken lightly, and most of all they proved to be a team of “Destiny”. Got a big one, Larry? yr h ,r •■; 1 . ’ MEDFIELD WARRIOR FOOTBALL Capt. Tom Gorman, Front Row: Louie Louciano, James Preston, Brad Clark, Jim Driscoll, Rich Flynn, Chris Hayes, Steve Vanness, Jack D’Ambrosia, Steve Fetteroll, Dave Armstrong. 2’nd Row: Tim O’Toole, Jack Morgan, Bill Hoover, Phil Zabe, Kevin Mahoney, Jeff Peterson, Chris Burtt, David Veits, Tom Fawcett, Tom Caragliano, Gregg Mac- Kenzie, Todd Fairfax. Upper Rows: Bob Porak, Rusty Dauphinee, Win Crocker, Mark Boudette, Peter Kennedy, Bill Smithers, Bill Louciano, Girard Mahoney, Rob Evans, Bob Davis. Under new Head Coach Mr. Gaudiano the 1980 edi- tion of the Medfield Football Warriors had a very tough season. The Warriors finished up the campaign with a record of 0-8-1, scratching out a 6-6 tie with unfriendly rival Westwood. Despite the bad fortune the team always showed a lot of heart and enthusiasm every week. Led by seniors Tom Gorman, Lou Louciano, Chris Hayes, and Jim Driscoll along with underclassmen Todd Fairfax and Bobby Davis the team always was competitive and hard-playing. BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Varsity: back row: Chris McPhee; John Loughnane; Chris, “Jocko Homo,” Cowen; Kevin, “Disco” Grace; Greg, “Chops” Lamb; Coacb Youlden. front row: Steve, “The Stud,” Palmer; Sam Nejame; Captain, Stu Palmer; Skip, “Q-Pak,” Cusack. With their four top runners plagued by injuries, the 1980 Boy’s Cross Country team showed much more talent and hard work than their 3-5 record indicated. Despite a couple of falls in Rocky Woods, the men used their fleet feet to the best of their ability, most of the season. Accompanying a new home course, was a new school record by Stu Palmer. Steve Palmer, with a great effort, and steadfast senior Skip Cusack, lead the team to a tremendous 6th place finish at the state meet. Again this season, the “Harriest” Harrier was awarded to Sam Nejame. Next year’s team possibly looks more promising with juniors, Greg Lamb, Kevin Grace, sophomore Johnny L: and especially if they keep up their guard when the GOW is around. ’ EOFIELII MEDFi J.V.: Left to right, Mark Greco, Blair Baldwin, David Cronin, John Larkin, Mike Slyne, Pat Gallagher, Sean Malone, Kenny Ness, 74 CHEERLEADERS Fall Cheerleaders (first row): Lynne Hennessey, Kathy Manganiello, Stacey Owen, Sue Ebert, Karen Crawley (second row) Jackie Reis, Co-Captains: Jeanne Develin, Chris Harrison, and Todi Stonefield. VOLLEYBALL Back row: Mr. Kirby, Karin Bernardo, Lynn Bellavance, Stephanie Greeley, Christine Bulkley, Sarah Santangelo, Kim Edgar, Wendy Skomars, Jill Alper. Front row: Captains — Pam Snow, Sue Santangelo. Back row: Maureen Smallwood, Jill Alper, Sue Vaness, Suzanne Brown, Sheila McKay, Sally Bertolette, Dina Caraviello, Mr. Kirby. Front row: Captain — Diane Rossi. ! FIELD HOCKEY Cathy Patty Annie B. Carol VARSITY Back Row (L to R): Coach Fahey, Jamie Strom, Julie McCarthy, Julie Grace, Diane Daniels, Amy Corcoran, Tricia Rudisill, Nancy Cusack, Kathy Davis, Coach Henderson. Front: Cathy Fraser, Patty Dewar, Ann Marie Strom, Co-Cpt. Anne Berkley, “Blue Monkey,” Co-Cpt. Maryellen Woglom, Penny Bradshaw, Carol Warren. When the 1980 Field hockey team was first formed, their potential for a suc- cessful season was questionable. However, the level of skill increased each day until the Medfield field hockey team actually became a threat to all opponents in the Tri-Valley League. They psyched out enemies with their “Kick Device”. The Varsity finished with a 6-5-5 record, but every game Big Blue lost, except one, was only by a single goal, and Medfield had usually outplayed their oppo- nent. Finishing third in the League, the team missed going into the States by a mere 3 points. And w hy did they do so well? It can be answered in 6 words; Loretta Fahey, Dawn Henderson, Ainslee Wicks. These 3 women taught the 1980 field hockey teams not only how to play the game with finesse and expertise, but how to be part of a team, how to win and lose, and how to have a coach as a real friend. Next season promises to be victorious, but for the seniors this season was extremely special. They will miss Coach Fahey greatly because she made field hockey a lot more than just a varsity sport; she made it an experience the seniors will never forget. Wogs Ann Marie Susy Penny J.V. Back Row (L to R): Coach Henderson. Erin Kelley, Alison Whelan, Joan Amoroso, Nancy Simonaitis, Jill Evenson, Cindy Smith. Front: Debbie Kindlund, Sue Cardell, Co- Cpt. Pam Colt, Co-Cpt. Hope Carter, Karen Shawn, Laura Hunter. Hey, Coacli, I can’t see, but my stick is down!” “Ahh, Ainslee, we wouldn ' t do anything to embarass you; it’s just us SENIORS ... I Bored, Julie M.?” mmwi Let me tell ya! These mouthguards are great!” All 1 want you to do is simply run 22 lengths before the game! Will it hurt!” Why didn’t I stay home with Girard today?” Don’t worry, Diane, if you don’t get the ball, I know you’ll trip Watch out! Here 1 Hey, Coach, look her” If you don’t, 1 come!” at my knees!” will!” Mmmm — my stick tastes good!” The Gang’ OK, the refs are not so good, so ... KICK-S!” “This kid to me left is our BEST friend, right Annie B? I’ll trip her and you can have the honors of killing her.” Remember, KICK-S! “How many times do I have to tell you, Ainslee?” GIRLS’ SOCCER j I I I MEMORIES 1980 AWESOME, FOXRUNS, BRUBAKER, CH CHALK, CHUCHSCHA, D.O.D., HER, APPLE RUNS TO SEN’S, GOTWP-VASELINE, EILEENER’S NOISES, NERBS’ HULA, SOPHOMORE SLAVE, BUS RIDE FROM NAUSET, BACK SEAT BOXES, NERBS’ PHAR- MACY, INVASION OF MCDONALD’S, “OH, IS THAT THE OBJECT OF THE GAME; TOP PUT THE BALL IN THE NET?’’, HOT OVEN, MUD HEADS WITH THE BOYS. 80 WARRIORS 1980 (first row) Heather Hilton, Paula Quatromoni, Lisa Maheu, (back row) Karen Smith, Terri Weir, Ari Allen, Maryellen Fraser, Marcia Wood, Judy Cullen, Linda Fowle, Lisa Kunzig. Cross Country This season was a rebuilding one for the team after graduating five seniors. This year they will lose 3, Captain Paula Quatromoni, Lisa Maheu, and Heather Hilton. Un- derclassmen showing promise to coach Shea are Lisa Kunzig, Judy Cullen, Maryellen Fraser, Terri Weir, Marcia Wood, and Ari Allen. The girls ended up with an overall record of 3-5 after a season of hardwork and enthusiasm. Back row (L to R) Coach Jim Morgan, Lawrence Howell, Larry Shaw, Tom Fawsett, Dale Archer, Steve Palmer, Dave Hallett, Tom Caragliano, Bob Davis, Greg MacKenzie, Steve Fetteroll, Manager Rich Laperle, Front row (L to R) Tom Gardner, Glenn Harrison, Kevin Morgan, Bill Reagan, Chris Hayes, Bob Parisi, Mike Lupfer, Mike Reagan, Ken Laperle ICE HOCKEY The 1980-81 season was the best in Medfield high history. Although the team was hampered by injuries throughout the season, they still played consistently. With an overall record of 7-8-1, the team demon- strated enthusiasm along with plenty of team spirit. While beating some key teams such as Bellingham and Holliston, they were unable to gain a birth in the state tournament. Next seasons team should prove to be a very promis- ing one, losing only four seniors from this years squad. WINTER TRACK This years Winter Track squad included, Coach Youlden Seniors; Jim Rowe, Steve Murray, Brad Clark, Tom Wotitzky, Skip Cusack, Gordon Harris, Jim Bruno, Tri- Capt. Stu Palmer, Jim Preston, Jay Harrington, Tim Rhuda, Tri-Capt. Jim Driscoll, Rich Flynn, and not pictured, Tri-Capt. Phil Zabe. Juniors; Tim O’Toole, Jack Hor- gan, Greg Lamb, Kevin Grace, Bill Hoover, Jim Tjekakis, Sophs; Tim Brennen, Kevin Burden, John Roya, Tom Reis, David Palme’’, John Loughnane, Chris Cowen, Mike Slyne. This year’s motley crew made over half up of offseason football and soccer players did tremendously well in the Tri-Valley. For the second in a row and ever they broke .500 percent with a 4-3 record, defeating Dover in the season finale 48 to 38. The season was highlighted by Steve Murray’s new 600 record of 1:22 and Gordon’s starting block throw of 20 feet. Strongholds during the season were, Tim Rhuda in the 40 who placed 5th in the league meet, Preston in the shot (4th in the league), Zabe in the 300 (5th in the league), Harris in the high jump, Driscoll in the 600, Palmer in the mile (2nd in the league but disqualified), and Cusack in the 2 mile (4th in the league). The team looks to be just as good next year with new uniforms and underclassmen, O’Toole in the high jump and hurdles (3rd in both in the league), Cowen in the 1,000 (6th in the league), milers Greg Lamb, and Loughnane (5th in the league meet), and last but not least, 2 miler Kevin Grace. 87 MEDFIELD BIG BLUE BASKETBALL Front row 1 to r: Coach Farroba, Bill Luciano, D.J. Burke, Rob Evans, David Anderson, Chris Schwarz, Tom Lepley. Back row: D. Tucker (Mgr.), Bill Mazukina, Rusty Dauphinee, Ian Scott, Bill Smithers, Bob McCarthy, Doug Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row 1 to r: Coach Gibbs, David Robinson, Co-Capt. Matt Nickerson, Co-Capt. Tom Brennan, Dan Zuccarini, Tony Ruzzo, Coach Farroba. Back row: John Brabrazon (Mgr), Larry Fattore (Mgr), Peter Simonsen, Jim Belloli, Craig Eaton, Bob Porack, Tom Daniels, Chris Burtt, Peter Kennedy, Dave O’Neill, Peter Fontechio (Mgr.) The 1980-81 edition of the Medfield Big Blue had a very successful season while compiling a 13-7 record. Led by senior Co-Capt. Matt Nickerson, junior Co-Capt. Tom Brennan and sophomore All-Star forward Craig Eaton the Big Blue gave their fans a lot to cheer about throughout the entire season. Strong contributions were made by juniors Jim Belloli, David Robinson, Chris Burtt sophomore Peter Kennedy and seniors Tom Daniels and Tony Ruzzo. Dave O’Neill a senior forward was lost for the entire season due to a broken wrist. The future certainly looks bright for the Big Blue as 4 of this year’s starters will return for competition next year. WINTER CHEERLEADING VARSITY SQUAD: back row, 1-r, Kathy Manganielle, Co-captains Todi Stonefield and Stacy Owen, Jeanne Develin, Lynne Hennessy, Maryellen Weglom, Cathy Fraser Front row: Paula Quatromoni, Jackie Reis, Chiris Harrison, Nancy Ferreira 93 Thel980-81 Medfield “Bluettes” graciously accepted their name from an ecstatic, wild bunch of spirit-filled lunatics known as the “Zoo Crew”. This year’s liveliness and raging ac- tivity occuring in the stands made the Cheerleaders’ task of promoting ex- citement and pep much easier. Led mightily by Coach Cindy Crown and Co-Captains Stacey Owen and Todi Stonefield, the “all-senior-except- one-junior” squad “electrified and shocked” the judges at Competition for t hey were delightedly named 1 Tri-Valley League Champions. Before clenching the title however, the girls had to perform a tie-breaking cheer against Medway for first place. Later it was quite surprisingly found that an error had been made in the scoring and there had actually been no need for the tie-breaker; the Big Bluettes had already nabbed 1st place. , ® IL U ' ' ' CecM. s 74 ' GIRLS’ BASKETBALL C- m Junior Varsity Team: front row. 1-r, Coach Bileen DeSorgher. Kathy O’Dell, Sue Flynn, Wendy Skomars, Connie Cox, Martha Villa, Pam Colt, Back row: 1-r, Pam Kelly, Kathy Freuh, Nancy Simonitis, Karen Bumpus, Suzanne Brown, Jamie Strom. 98 STUDENT COUNCIL I 102 L. Knowles, A.M. Strom, C, Fraser, S, Santangelo Row 1 M, Sullivan, A,M, Strom, J, Mahoney, S. MacDonald, M. Juda, ]. Rowe M, Woglom, J. Priestly, M. Doucette. Row 2 S. Santangelo, L. Knowles, S Cardell, C. Schwarz, P. Moran, N. White, B. McGinnis, M. Rogers, K. Gately, M Cates, D. Rossi, M. Flynn. Row 3 C. Warren, J. D’ Ambrosia, M. O’Conner, A Wissler, E. Murphy, P. Quatramoni, L. Belmont, C. Fraser, J. Alper, M. Orcutt S. Greeley, J. Evenson. Row 4 S. Cusack 103 SENIOR OFFICERS E. Murphy, A. Wissler, P. Quatramoni, L. Belmont JUNIOR OFFICERS Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, K. Gately, N. White, P. Moran, B, McGinnis SOPHOMORE OFFICERS E Mrs. Allen, J. Mahoney, S. MacDonald, M. Doucette, S. Greeley, Mrs. Kallio 104 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 J. Wakely, C. Battisti, K. Manganiello, L. Clancy, J. Astle, K. Mahabar, K. Bernardo, P. Berry, T. Stonefield. Row 2 K. Cox, L. Gottsche, D. Archer, J. Grace, N. Holst, M. O’Conner, C. Hayes. Row 3 S. Cardell, K. Kallio, S. Owen, M. Woglom AFS CLUB Row 1 C. McGuire, L. Fowle, E. Ryan, P. Dennison, G. Gox, G. Bulkley, A. Allan, K. Alberta, M. Doucette, J. Gullen, S. Bartholomew. Row 2 L. O Toole, A. Nourse, K. lafolla, S. Wilson, V. Bonnano, S. Doucette. Row 3 M. LaFond, S. Minter, S. Minter, S. Gardell, A. Johnson, M. Finley, M. Vila 105 CHORUS Mr. Hersey, B. Lamachia, S. Simmons, P. Dennison, K. Gately, J. O’Brien, M. Ippoliti, J. Leonard, S. Cardell, L. Knowles, L. Gottsche, K. Alberta, M. Greco, M. Woglom, P. Simonsen, S. Minter, K. Altmann, J. Gullen, K. lafolla, D. Savage, A. Campbell, F. Brockelman, M. Finley SPECIAL CHORUS Mr. Hersey, P. Dennison, J. Monaghan, K. Gately, M. Ippoliti, J. Leonard, S. Cardell, M. Woglom, E. Ryan, L. Fowle, K. Alberta, D. Savage, M. Vila, P. Simonsen, S. Minter, K. Altmann, J. Cullen, K. lafolla, S. Simmons, M. Greco, A. Campbell, F. Brockelman, V. Bonanno, M. Finley 106 MODERN VOCAL ENSEMBLE K. Gately, S. Simmons, M. Ippoliti, J. Leonard, P. Dennison, D. Savage, A. Campbell. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Mrs. Fitzpatrick, T. Erickson, D. Daniels, M. Juda, J. Rowe, P. Murley, D. Snyder, J. Robinson, L. Devlin, L. Erickson, A. Allen, K. Gately, V. Bonanno 107 BYE BYE BIRDIE Cast Front Row: K. Berger, J. Leonard, D. Snyder, G. Woglom, K. Gately. Second Row: M. Orcutt, A. Allan, V. Bonanno, K. Lewis, M. Greco, C. Willis, S. Simmons. Back Row: M. Juda Maryellen Woglom, J. Rowe CAST AND CHORUS Front Row: S. Greely, M. Ippoliti, A. Campbell, L. Fowle, J. Cullen, C. Alberta, K. lafolla, E. Ryan, P. Dennison, S. Minter, J. Monaghan, M. Doucette Second Row: F. Brokelman, D. Savage, M. Orcutt, J. Leonard, V. Bonanno, M. Greco, M. Woglom, K. Manganiello, K. Crawley, N. White Third Row: A. Allan, J. Amoroso, K. Lewis, C. Maguire, T. Wier, K. Berger, M. Flynn, M. Fraser, S. Simmons, C. Willis, K. Gately, G. Woglom, D. Snyder, M. Juda, A. Lamancha 108 Mrs. Economos, M. Foucre, K. Berger, K. Gately, J. Ballard, K. Mahabir, C. Maguire, M. O’Connor, M. Geng COLOR GUARD DEBATE CLUB 109 BICYCLE CLUB Mr. Santoro, C. Maguire, K. Berger, K. Mahabir, M. Geng HAT CLUB Mr. Girard, G. Woglom, M. Juda, J. Rowe, D. Snyder, D. Daniels, K. Gately 110 GUITAR CLUB Mr. Santoro, P. Dennison, S. Cusack, B. Danforth, L. Hinkley ELECTRONICS CLUB Mr. Kinch, P. Murley, T. Taylor, M. Peterson, C. Berg, G. Shapiro, D. Archer ASTRONOMY CLUB Mr. Santoro, J. Ballard, C. Maguire, M. Geng, K. Berger, K. Mahabir 111 UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES Nancy Allan, Jill Alper, Joan Amoroso, Bruce Angelis, Robert Astle, Jennifer Baldwin, Geoffrey Ball, William Ballou, Kristen Bartholomew, Scott Basset, Michelle Bellizzi, Jeffrey Ben- notty, Christopher Berg, Thomas Berkley, Kristin Bernardo, Stephen Berthaume, Ann Bonanno, Matthew Boudette, John Brabazon, Cheryl Brandolo, Timothy Bratzos, Elizabeth Breen, Matthew Brennan, Timothy Bren- nan. Felicia Brockleman, Margaret Brooks, Suzanne Brown, Karen Bumpus, Kevin Burden, Walter Burgess, Joseph Cafferelli, Nancy Callachan, Allison Campbell, Dina Caraviello, Roger Caruso, Karen Christy, Michael Cohan, Scott Coleman, Rebecca Comeau, Dun- can Cook, James Cook, Susan Cooley, Christopher Cowen, Sandra Cullen, Michael Danforth, Lawrence Dauphinee, Robert Davis, Nancy Doherty. 112 Elizabeth Goodwin, Stephanie Greely, David Griffin, Diane Gron- roos, Timothy Gussman, David Hallett, Robert Hamilton, Jeanne Harney, Michael Haynes, Eric Heyer, Donna Higgins, George Hinkley, Paul Hinkley, Donna Holderried, Todd Holland, Michael Hoyt, Michael Ippoliti, Britt Jackman, Victoria Jackson, Kathleen Jaffarian, Karen Jones, Heidi Kalweit, Theodore Kearns, Erin Kelley, Pamela Kelly Peter Kennedy, Robert Kiessling, Deborah Kinlund, Kenneth Laperle, Donna Labadessa, David LaChapelle, Susan Leavey, Brent LeClaire, John Ledbetter, Paul Ledwith, Joan Leonard, Kimberly Lewis, John Loughnane, Elaine Love, Robert Lovell, William Luciano, Michael Lupfer, Garol McDonald, Elizabeth MacDonald, Suzanne, Gerard Mahoney, Timothy Mandell, Lisa May, Wil- liam Mazukina 113 Michelle Doucette, Craig Eaton, Jennifer Egan, Steve Eppich, Tracy Erickson, Robert Evans, Jill Even- son, Andrew Farrar, Lawrence Fat- tore, Sean Fay, Michael Ferreira, Jeffrey Finn, Kathryn Fleming, Mary Ellen Flynn, Michael For- rest, Amelia Foster, Mary Ellen Fraser, Kathryn Frueh, Lori Fug- lestad, Thomas Gardiner, Jeffrey Gates, Karen Gatz, Laura Gillis, Edward Gilmore, Louise Good. Sarah McMahon, leffrey McCar- rick, Robert McCarthy, Stephen McDonnell, Sheila McKay, Chris- topher McPhee, Michael Miceli, Scott Moffat, Elizabeth Molloy, Lynne Montanari, Ann Morgan, Karen Morgan, Kevin Morgan, Deb- orah Moulton, David Murley, Maureen Murphy, Laura Nejame, Paul Ness, Jeffrey Norton, Amanda Nourse, Garrett Novack, John Ny- ren, Brian O ' Connor, Sean O ' Dris- coll, Linda O ' Toole, Michael O ' Brien Kellie O ' Connor, Neall O ' Connor, Mary Kathleen O ' Dell, Michelle Orcutt, David Palmer, Robert Papses, Mark Pererson, Dawn Plesh, Greg Pollard, Robert Porack, Brian Pye, Louise Reinemann, Thomas Reis, Katie Rowland, John Royer, Sarah San- tangelo, Frank Santarpio, Dianne Savage, Karl Schwartz, Ian Scott Suzanne Shackley, John Shannon, Larry Shaw, Richard Shaw, Ricardo Sierra, Mark Silva, Nancy Simonaitis, Peter Simonsen, Michael Slyne, Alexis Smith, Cindy Smith, Karen Smith, Wil- liam Smithers, Greg Spalding, Scott Stapin, Jamie Strom, Julie Sullivan, Marcia Sullivan, Robin Swanson, Jason Talerman, Charles Taylor, David Thompson 114 JUNIORS Thiem Ton, David Tucker, Robert Tapper, Deborah Vozzella, Mary Wallace, Arthur Weinstock, Theresa Weir, Alison Whelan, Jef- frey Whotten, Jamie White, Peter Wilfert, John Williamson, Sara Wilson, Thomas Wissler, Marcia Wood, Douglas Wright, Greg Wy- man, Carolyn Yancy, Daniel Zuc- carini Thomas Caragliano, Hope Carter, Marcie Cates, Albertina Cicio, Chsristopher Colbourn, Kyle Cole- man, Pamela Colt, Jeanne Com- mane, Amy Corcoran, Allyson Condit, Grant Cos, Barry Coughlin, Connie Cox, Winslow Crocker, David Cronin, Judith Cul- len, John Curry, Nancy Cusack, Lisa D’Ambrosia, Diane Daniels, Kathleen Davis, Patricia Dennison, Craig Devlin, Kimberly Doherty, James Donovan, Susan Doucette 115 Donna Alberta, Kathleen Alberta, Ariadne Allan, David Anderson, Michael Anes, Curtis Altman, Dale Archer, Jennifer Bailey, James Bal- lard, Louis Balzi, Peter Beale, Thomas Beausang, Lynn Belle- vance, James Belloli, Karl Berger, Karin Bernardo, Pamela Berry, Sarah Bertolet, Veronica Bonanno, Patrick Bowles, Donna Brabazon, Thomas Brennan, Christopher Brenton, Denise Brymer, David Burke, Jennifer Brown, Laura Burks Lynne Hennessey, Lynne Hinkley, John Morgan, Lawrence Howell, Steven Howland, Laura Ann Hunter, Kimberly lafolla, Donald Jackman, Jill Jesse, Douglas Johnson, Tracy Kennally, Peter Kress, Allan Laakso, Lynn LaBanca, William Lamachia, Gre- gory Lamb, Jill Landesberg, Richard Laperle, Michael Lapolla, John Larkin, Theodore Larkin, Donna Marie Lavita, Brian Lee, Thomas Lepley, Michele Lomker, Jeffrey Lueke, Gregory Mackenzie, Krishna Mahabir. John Mahoney, Linda Mallory, Patrick McGabe, Julie McGarthy, Beth McGinnis, Christopher McGuire, Allan McIntosh, Mark McKay, Steven McKenna, Shawn McNeely, Jennifer McVicar, Paula Moran, David Morse, Patricia Mul- loy, Paul Murley, Catherine Mur- phy, Kim Murphy, Michael Mur- phy, James Nagel, Douglas Ness, Susan Nolan, Lisa Novak, Chris- topher O’Brien, Timothy O’Toole, Sharon Owen, Alan Patterson 116 Kimberly Edgar, Alan Evans, Todd Fairfax, Thomas Fawcett, Amy Flanders, Susan Flynn, Marcelle Fourcre, Linda Fowle, Michael Fowler, Karen Frueh, Donna Fur- key, Patricia Ganely, Kerry Gately, Julie Gavrilles, Michael Geng, Christopher Good, Sandra Covers, Julie Grace, Kevin Grace, Colleen Graham, Bruce Green, Mark Grieco, Mark Haigh, Maribeth Hal- linan, Laurel Hallowell, Paul Hannan, Judith Hardi, Glen Harri- son, Laura Hart Christine Peterson, Joel Portman, Michael Reagan, Jim Rieger, John Roberts, David Robinson, Susan Rock, Marjorie Rogers, Thomas Rhonstock, Diane Rossi, Tricia Rudisill, Eileen Ryan, James Ryan, Leanne Salomaa, Joseph Santar- pio, Gail Scarsciotti, Chris Schwarz, Michael Seliger, Gary Shapiro, Karen Shaw, Kevin Silva, Scott Simmons, Wendy Skomars, Patricia Small, Maureen Smallwood, Debra Smith, Jaqueline Smith, James Smith, David Snyder, Ron Spiegel Daniel Sullivan, Dawn Sullivan, Laurel Tayler, James Tragakis, Vickie Tray, Russell Vaclavick, Susan Vanness, John Vasatoro, Paul Vasatoro, David Vietze, Douglas Walker, Michael Wallace, Jennifer Weinstock, Nanette White. Christopher Burtt, William Block, Eric Cannon, Deborah Kelly, Pat- ricia O’Donnel, Cynthia Oglesby, Amy Paolucci, Robert Parisi, Kim- berly Souza 117 ]! ' .1 r i M D BUILDERS — DEVELOPERS, INC. P.O. BOX 231 MEDFIELD, MA. Tel. 359-4760 359-2472 Congratulations and Best of Luck Kathy and the Class of 1981 123 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Exclusively Yours Printing WEDDING INVITATIONS • BUSINESS CARDS • LETTERHEADS BRIDAL ACCESSORIES • ALL BUSINESS AND SOCIAL PRINTING BUS. PHONE; 359-8064 524 ' MAIN STREET MEDFIELD, 02052 Compliments of BOYLSTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 886 Washington St. P.O. Box 388 Dedham, MA. 02026 Tel. 329-2295 RED BARN STEAK HOUSE Family Restaurant Serving Luncheons Dinners Open Daily — 11:30 a.m. to Closing Complete Banquet Facilities Call 376-8006 • 376-4457 20 Pleasant St. Millis BEST WISHES DUFFY’S MINI-MART Open 7 Days A Week 7a.m. — 10p.m. 545 K in St. 359-8887 CROCKER AND JOHNSON SUNOCO STATION Tires-Tubes Batteries Accessories 212 East Main Street 124 1 HOUR Member International Fabricare vJbistitute I • - i - S� ' - si � Congratulations Kathy ' and. the W .. Class of ’81 SAME DAY SERVICE; • In By 12 — Ready By 3 • 1 Hr. “Rush” Service Up To 12 Noon “The Debutante in Dry Cleaning” P o ALL WORK DONE ON OUR PREMISES Wt Ut im tOCAt CERTIfe Sanitone MwT ' Cn if4m MASTEI DRYCmilER • Shirt Service • Suede Leather Cleaning • Winter Storage • Fire Damage Cleaning Estimafbs Specializing in: CURTAINS QRAP S Cleaned Pressed Bridal Gowns Cleaned Professionally Packaged Located Behind Kearney’s Drug Store AT. 122 Emmons St., Franklin 528-7327 126 129 m. CONGRATULATIONS. AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS MEDWAY POST 1526 VFW Nicholas W. Cipoletta Edgar E. Docherty Alfred L. Gaulin Paul T. Quinn Gordon L. Grosby Gertrude C. Buttimer Commander | Senior Vice Commancfer Junior Vice Commanc r Chaplain Quartermaster Adjutant - fe WM BINGO EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT EARLY BIRD AT 7:00 P.M. 130 THE VILLAGE PEDDLER 31 Park St. Medfield 359-7032 OPEN TUE. ' WEp.„ THURS., SAT., sometimes SUN., V-4 GAY NINETIES RESTAURANT Fine Food peri’ 7 Days A Week 6am- 9pm 1 Main Street Medfield, Mass. 02052 -s .-iffjDrder To 359-8871 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1981 OLD COLONY BANK a AN AFFLIATE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON 49 Main Street Medfield, Mass. ' Mon-Thur. 8:30-5:00 Fri. 8:30-8:00 at. 8:30-1:00 ]| ' s really not fair that we just have the tepuialioe (or Demg one o the estate olfices in lown We wtsh more ol you i new that we have the besf fceo c§Uee aooji We of er it one day and it just sits a rcHind o{ arrother ' four or five days and gets real coW We don ' t have the time to sit around with a Decause our job ts to set! homes. Maybe ifs time that your job got to know us— that is. to gel your home sold In fact its more importam that you know more about the iob we can do tor you than how good and cold duf cottee is. BEST WISHES “CLASS OF 1981” Onfc ' Ir-rT f fF 235-3117 jytA MAIONEY Real Estate 359“8500 _ t . MedltAld, Mou. 07052 We ' re the Nelghbarhood Prtrfesslonais. ' 131 Bus. 359-6155 Res. 359-6717 Shackley’s Medfield Town© Taxi, Inc. 7 Days A Week T ng ans — Deliveries Owners Wally Sis Shack J ckl 3 Kingsbury Drive Medfield, Mass. 02052 F MLS REALTY A NAME YOU CAN TRUST 359-2331 326-3351 (Boston line) A Compliments of LA SUPREMA DRY CLEANERS 359-8862 .1 R- Edward Beard 1 y John J. McNicho las W Attorneys at Law I- 132 % nM FDC Packaging. Inc. Best Wishes for Success and Happiness to the “Class of 1981” MEDFIELD SCHOOL BOOSTERS CLUB 113 Adams St., Medfield, Mass. 02052 Telephone (617) 359-8566 Systems — engineered containers for perishables MEDFIELD 485 Main Street 359-8814 359-8857 NATICK 7 Whethersfield Road 653-1380 655-3765 134 Congratulations Graduates Class of 1981 THE FOOTWEAR HOUSE Routes 27 109 359-8823 Perry-Winkle’s AQUARIUM 456 A Main St. 2nd Floor 359-7156 Birds Reptiles Small Animals Pet Supplies Phone 359-7176 Best of luck FAST SERVICE Tri-Valley TV Appliance Service Co. 14 North Street Bob Pat Scarsciotti Medfield, MA 02052 sponsored by MEDFIELD SEAFOODS 24 North Street (next to Larkins Liquors) 359-6565 Thomas Byron Proprietor We at Medfield Seafoods only sell the freshest Native Seafood Delivered Daily OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT STANLEY STARR, D.D.S., P.C. PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHONDONTICS 72 North Street 43 South Street Medfield, Mass. 02050 Foxboro, Mass. 02035 359-2476 543-7744 135 Good Luck to the Class of ’80 Larkin’s Package Store 0pp. Post Office 359-4562 Wine Center of Norfolk County TEXACO] 359-7461 359-8882 MEDFIELD TEXACO GENERAL REPAIRS • SNOW TMQpgqriON STATION PAUL 26 SPRING ST. (RTE. 27) MEDFIEtD, MA. 02052 Good Luck ’80 LOVELL’S FLOWERS 160 Main Street Route 109 359-4949 Best Wishes From Herb Lewis Agency INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 19 West Street Walpole Massachusetts 668-2270 326-7020 “A Permanent, Concerned Agency” 136 Four Paws Ltd. DOG GROOMING AND ' BOUTIQUE ALL BREEDS - 24 Park Street Station 1 Jo-Ann O’Brien Medfield, MA 02052 617-359-8068 Best Wishes to the lass of ’81 . 7 E.W. Callow 10 Summer St. 359-4941 S ' Congratulations Med-Vale Nursing Home 519 Main St. Medfield Dr. Mrs. Davis Perlmutter Dr. Mrs. Richard Heiligmann Cc rgratulations Jimmy •ind the class of ’81 Sensor Perm KN Phone 359 4705 HAIR INN of MEDFIELD 8 North Street Medfield BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Congratulations to the graduating class of 1981 Help secure your futue with a savings account over at Ben Franklin Savings Bank, the fastest growing saving bank in Massachusetts. 504 Main St. Medfield, MA 359-7366 Also in Franklin and Bellingham 139 Best Wishes Class of 1981” Roberts-Mitchell Memorial Chapels V A Salute To The Class of Vif Vri III 6 Girl’s Track p Boy’sTrack _ ,;5ife Junior Senior Prom