Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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

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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

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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