Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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

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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.”

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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