Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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Sharon L. Owen Barron Cuda, Gracie” Good times, friends, ocean, peanut m m’s Sunsets, 9, 13 Dislikes: Braces, phoney people, working Sat. Night, embar- rPQ impnt Memories: Prom 80, 81, Cape and N.Y. weekends. Ski trips, Tanglewood — Q T.) Eagles, Neighborhood football games, 11 9 79, library times. The Green tractor! Boston trips. New Year’s Eve, July 4th. Best Wishes Class of ' 82 Robert J. Paris! Bob, Paris” Good Times . . . Good Friends . . Hockey . . . Juggling Skiing . . . Ghetto Cruisers . . . The Animals . . . Being Happy . . . New Years ’81 ... Chad . . . Road Trips . . . The Haven” . . . Death Rides . . . Crash! Where did we go wrong?” . . . Small Parties . . . TD’s bashes . . . TOGA!! ... Ski Trips . . . Beach Parties . . . Duxbury Beach Park . . . Saturday Night Oldies . . . Zoo Crew . . . The Murphs . . . High School is growing up and growing up is wishing you were young again. Joel Portmann Porty” Molson” Up On: Grateful Dead, trips of all sorts. Jamming, vitamin A, New Wave, San Francisco 1980 Down On: Monday, Screw Ups, Tennie Boppers, Mario Chuckwagon, Boring Parties Favorite Saying: What the bum- yum-yum Best Memories: Carving Jack-O- Lanterns Favorite Number: 69 Favorite Song: Wharf Rat Ambition: To make it to the top “Coin’ down the Road Reelin’ Bad.” James N. Rieger Up On: TRACY L.. Weekends, Grad., late arrival. Down On: School days. Gas prices Usually Seen: Under a car. Goal: Not to have to do this again next year Thanks To: MY TEACHERS AND PARENTS, T.L., D.B., S.S., K.J. AND EVERY ONE ELSE WHO HELPED ME THRU . . . Amy Paolucci 1 didn’t realize my life would change forever 1 didn’t know 1 cared there was something there maybe the foolishness has passed and now at last I’ll see how a real dream can be Richard Sanderson Ambition: Graduate in January attend Merrimac College Up On: Succeeding in Life: fullfiling dreams Down On: Put downs, dis- appointments Alan J. Patterson Up On: baseball, football, Hen- drix, Dylan, The Beatles, The Dead, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., Yaz, Woodstock and M A S H Extremely Nauseated By: REO Speedwagon, Reggie Jackson, Preppies, Roger Whitikar, 95% of prime time television. Punk Rock; (ECT.J Favorite Songs: “And Your Bird Can Sing”, “Question”, “Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” “Any Day Now, Any Day Now, I Shall Be Released” — DYLAN Michael Kelleher Reagan (Mike) (Gippa) Favorite Things: My family. Close friends, LB PO OH TB DS CS BP CD DA PH TD FB’s “The Reading Box”, Boston, Fireworks, The Cape, Beaches, E.W.F., Bruce Springsteen, Boz, Hockey, Zoo Crew, Snow, Ski Trips + Beach parties. Happiness in the ghetto cruser Things I can Do Without: Wal- lets, rainy Mondays, best friends moving. The Crash Squad (MRBPCS) Whenever 1 see someone without a smile, 1 just give them one of mine. Stacy A. Roach “The New Kid” Hello, Medfield! Where’s the rest of the town? T.R., trips to UMASS, phone bills, letters. Summer Cape Runs, Nauset Beach, Ozzie Harriet, Alice Artie, Tess Micky?? Beaches in the rain . . . Deadlines Chief Edi- tors — HA! Squirrel-bait! What now?? “ . . . but after all there are such things and these are the things who’ll turn your memories back into dreams again.” Ricky Lee Jones 24

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Cynthia M. Oglesby “Cindy” “Skindee” “Skinduck” Up On: good times, good friends, summer, Boston, General Hospital, beaches, sunsets, snowstorms. Dislikes; liers, two-faced people, gossip, curfews, head games Best Memories: Carnival of “81” Usually Seen: In Mario’s Speed- wagon. Masue!!!??? Looking around for the friends that I used to turn to, to pull me through. Looking into their eyes, I see them running too . . . Susan D. Nolan Sue, “SOOIE OOIE GOOIE” Memories . . . Good times w good friends . . Gape Cod . . . rainy nights . . . ).D. . . . con- certs . . . four wheeling in the V.W. . . . ice cream cake . . . Surfcomber . . Barnstable County Fair . , . Dingy . . . kit- tens . . . CH . . . beach bum . . . soapy chicken in Foods . . . “STANLEY” . . . motorcy- cles . . . Benny’s dirty jokes . . . P-Town . . . Millfarm . . . RRR . . BBB . . . Arcades . . . Brownie, “1 don’t get it?” . . . Blizzard of 78’ . . . DORF . . . Nauset . . . Independence . . . John C. Nyren “Jack” Up On: Weekends, friends, tasty pastry, explosives, O.C. Stiggs, trains. Cape excer- sions, Hojo’s to go, tricks, stuf- fed chinchillas, cold cash. Grateful Dead, Ed Head, Fri- day at two. Dislikes: Monday, being broke, debts, games, lunch stealers, doing things you know you’ll regret. Favorite Saying: “Hello Sailor, I’m the queen of England.” Usually Seen: around Patricia A. O’Donnell Tricia Up On: Being with Jay, good times with friends. The Doors, Jerry , Ish-Ta, Windy Nights, The Gape, Beaches, SHRINK- ABLES Down On: Two faced people, fights, Medfield accidents Best Memories: Prom of “80”, The Narrows, Gape Trips, July of “80”, Washington “81” I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today Timothy J. O’TOOLE “Tim” Up On: football, track, winning, 82, Southside, vacations, warm weather, flying, Ghevy trucks, good friends and good times. Down On: losing, Holliston, in- juries, Mondays, (Fords) Favorite Saying: “HO-KAY FINE” Best Memories: THE POUND STREET CONNEGTION Ambition: To be good at every- thing I want to do. Douglas R. Ness Outside the street’s on fire In a real death waltz Between what’s flesh and what’s fantasy And the poets down here Don’t write nothing at all They just stand back and let it all be And in the Quick of a Knife They reach for their moment And try to make the harvest stand But they wind up wounded Not even dead Tonight in Jungle Land — SPRINGSTEEN Lisa M. Novak Up On: What?!, L.T., A.P., U.P., A.M., skiing. Mom, All the terrific times with S.P.S. and the many more to come! Best Memories: 5 28 81, G. + G.G., watching Cable T.V. late 1 night in Conn., 6 2 81 Life Is: A non-ending circle, in a maze of squares. Favorite Songs: If, T.I.A.B. Christopher O’Brien Happiness is: L.O’D. The Three Stooges, Cash, Chatham, Fishing, Nassua A.T., A worriless mind. Misery is: Sergeant Sedanko, Harrassment, David Chapman Favorite Sayings: “I’d rather be juggling” “Gimme a glazed” “Why don’t you shut up Pe- ter” “MY BABY” Favorite Place: Abbey Road Favorite : 714 23

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John Roberts Up On: Stage Band, Red Sox, Fishing and Good Music Favorite Types of Music: Jazz, Progressive Rock and the music of the Holy Modal Rounders Favorite Albums: John Coltrane — A Love Supreme and Weather Report — 1 Sing the Body Electric Down On: Disco and TV Com- mercials “Fallin ditch ain’t gonna get my bones” Captain Beefheart Susan Jeanne Rock BEING HUMAN, with our weaknesses and strengths we may find it difficult at times, to measure up to our duty as citizens; we’ll find it easier to “measure up” if we maintain a sense of humor, that saving grace . . . we should be grateful to those who are gifted with their actions, words and artistic talents to lighten our burdens at the right moment j Thomas Eugene Rohnstock 1 Up On: Tennis, Golf, Maine, j Florida, Led Zeppelin, 7-25- 81 Van Halen, Star Trek, Aerosmith Down On: Someone saying Rohnstock! Happiness Is: Serving 8 aces in a row! Favorite Saying: What? , So if you think your life is in complete confusion, because you never win the game, just remember that it’s a grand illusion. And that these are the best of times. — Styx Tricia Lynne Rudisill Likes: Music, George of the Jun- gle, Animal, Dingy, Thunder- storms, “Rocking Chairs”, Bugs Bunny, Greem MM’s, Luigi Vercotti Dislikes: Moonpods, milk, get- ting my hair caught in the car door Misery is: 20 200 vision, “slid- ing home” Memories: “flying encyclo- pedias”, 10 5 79, The Kinks, those 4000 Indians, Kami- kazes I wish my life was a nonstop Hollywood movie show A fantasy world of celluloid vil- lains and heros — Kinks — David W. Robinson “Robbie” . . . hoops . . . Big Blue ... 11 . . . “on the endline” . . . base- ball . . . 7 . . . Hennabags’ ankles and my knee . . . Dee) . . . Schwarzie . . . Proms . . . Home- coming . . . Medfield-D.S. games . . . parties . . . Plymouth . . . waterskiing . . . The Stones . . . Celts . . . M M’s . . . Doritos . . . Give It All You Got “82” Lucky I’m still sane after all I’ve been through, I can’t complain but sometimes 1 still do. Life’s been good to me so far. Joe Walsh Marjorie Elizabeth Rogers “Margie” Soccer 11, “THE FAMILY”, Long Talks with Special People, Laughing, Hugs, Day Dreaming, Being Short, Close Friends, The Animals, Relatives! . . . Mis- understandings, Rowing! Being Grounded . . . 2 16 81, Sabego Lake — B.F., Falmouth, Math with Billy, Get Away Cars, Kid- napping D.S., Puddles with Beth, Times with P.L.H., Spaghetti Dinners, Bermuda? . . . 1 Hate Peanuts! The Doors Are Open, But The Ride Ain’t FYee! — Springsteen Dianne Carol Rossi ‘Dia’ Memories: The FAMILY, knock- outs, V.R.’s Bermuda ’82?, 1 15 80, B.B., Gookouts, Cape Cod ’81 Down On: Blinking Reds, Mobile Trees, Deductibles and Premiums, School Dances Here it comes the hardest part — Try the handle of the road. Feeling different, feeling strange. This can never be arranged. As the light fades from the screen, Of the Famous Final Scene . . . Good Luck ’82 Eileen Marie Ryan Up On: Good friends, rainbows, A.F.S., M M’s, Red Sox, mcc ice cream, P.B. and J., sweaters Down On: rainy days, goodbyes Best Memories: “mailtruck”, “Bye, Bye Birdie”, K.F., Ire- land ’81, Friendly’s Favorite Saying: No problem “Now I see myself as I am. Feeling very free. Life is everything, It’s meant to be.” Chicago