Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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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