Berwick Academy - Quamphegan Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1980 volume:

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Those awkward years, have hurried by why did they fly away? Why is it children grow up to be people one day? What takes the place of climbing trees and dirty knees in the world outside? What is there for you we can buy? If you wanted the world we'd surround it with a wall, we'd scrawl These words with letters ten feet tall To Betsy with love. l When o heddmdsTer wriTes commenTs for o yedrbook To be published dlmosl eleven monThs dwoy, iT is ofTen difficulT To know whoT To soy in OcTober ThoT will sTill be Timely in AugusT. This yedr There is, hoppily, no problem. School spiril, sTudenT ocTiviTies, dnd foculTy enThusiosm hdve never been beTTer oT Berwick Acddemy. I om cerToin ThdT The evenTs which This book records will go down in The rich 490 yeor,hisTory of The Acddemy os one of The mosT successful yedrs of dll Times. CongrdTuldTlons To The ledders of The closs of 4980, To dll The grdduoTes, ond To oll who have mode This him Andrew C. 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FRELIN DEAN GILBERT I KAREN GUNTHER JOHN HOWARD DEBORAH KNIGHT EDWARD KRISHER ERIC LABONTE CATHERINE MCCLURE EDWARD MANZI CATHERINE MYERS RICHARD NOEL JANE MERROW GREGORY NESMAN KENNETH PLANTE MARJORIE MORRIS GLENN POWERS CARL RAYMOND DARCY RAYMOND ANITA ROBERTS F' X 1 f ff GREGORY RUSSELL DAVID SLITTFR KATHRYN SKELTON KENNETH WASSON WY' CATHEMNE STEVENS WENDY WOODS Good luck to my friends in Their struggle to turn dreams into reality. My stay at B.A. has been Terrific and l'll always appreciate the good Times l had. Most of all thank - you for The friendship: it will be repaid with fond memories. Brad, President P.G. V. Soccer Capt. 42: V. Hockey 42: xx kg . f... 31 V. Lacrosse 42: V. BOWTIE Teom. N g lgx:g g BRAD ALLEN -Tig STEVE ARNAULT 52:22 .afgxxtlhf .W .T I ... ' 'L S 'S lc t s L, A f -x + S Once upon a time in the land of 9:40 Three boys killed a bird. Greg, Steve and Ken I don't know what you heard But it took ten days all absurd. On the sixth day they brought in the clowns And with help from Ed, Ken went to town. On the eve of the eighth, Greg gave a cheer And walked out with a loaf of bread And rack of beer. On the same night only a little before Steve said, See ya guys and walked out the door. When Greg asked what was in his pocket Steve proudly said, a rocket , Outing Club 9, 40: Drama 40 - 42: J.V. Soccer Q: V. Soccer 40, 42: J.V. Hockey 9: V. Lacrosse 44, 42: V. Hockey 44: Student Council 40, 42: 9:40 Club 40 - 42: Bermuda Bad Guys 40. You will find peace of mind if you look, way down in your hearT and soul. Don'T hesiTaTe, cause The world seems cold STay young aT hearT Cause you're never old. ThaT's The way of The world PlanTs your flowers, you grow a pearl Child is born wiTh a hearT of gold Way of The world, makes his hearT grow cold. EarTh, Wind 84 Fire YOLANDA BERUMEN La vida es inTeresanTe y bella, si la sabemos aprovechar, mundos, paises, genTe, idiomas Todos diferenTes, peor el poder aprender un poco de cada uno de esTos es el comienzo, a una vida mejor llena de sorpresas y avenTuras. KEN BODWELL Yolanda Berumen V. - Mexico . . Hace algun Tiempo, en cierTo lugar donde la vida, no era un paraiso oi la yoz de un poeTa canfar caminanTe no hay camino se hace el camino el andar. 'sux ' 0 X , X 5 I -.. 412. li ftiwr' I am whaT I am because This is whaT I wanT To be. W lT's a fine morning! I VarsiTy Soccer 125 VarsiTy ice Hockey 42: 5 Lacrosse 12 rj I don'T care Too much for money,because 3 money can'T buy me love. I 1 1 lf you Think you are beaTen: you are, lf you Think you dare noT: You don'T. lf you'd like To win, buT Think you can'T, lT's almosT a cinch you won'T lf you Think you'll lose: you've losT, For ouT in The world we find Success begins wiTh a woman's will: lT's all in The sTaTe of mind. Life's baTTles don'T always go To The sTronQer or fasTer woman: BuT soon or laTe, The woman who wins. ls The one who Thinks she can. Nickname: LAYNIE ELAYNA BOSEN Honors and AcTiviTies: Honor roll: NHS: Girls' STaTe Good CiTizenship Award: LMNH: MRF Scholarship: Ski Team: Swim Team: Track: Drama: Clipper Colorguard: STage Band: DebaTe Team: JWC: Girls' STaTe: Jr. Yearbook Ed.: NHS: PhoTography: Rainbow: Science Club: Pep Club: School Newspaper: Piano - Music - Riding. The besT parenTs in The world! Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love You! VINCENT CLOUGH You win some, you lose some. IT wasn'T dirTy unTil your mind ThoughT of iT J.V. Soccer 9: V. Soccer 40, 44: V. FooTball 42: V. BaskeTball 40 - 42: Lacrosse 44, 42: Yearbook 42. Greg, Steve, Elaine and Ken The four of us shall meet again. Together we've been Through it all You must agree we've had a ball. I like the one with hair of red Through sophomore year I was misled. Then there's the one that I confide in We've one on trips and with Bobo rid'n. Q While doing a favor for a friend I met this guy and there'll be no end. When senior year is done and you are men lt's only right to reunite at 9:40. few' gf' . 4 lg. 3 my se, Class President 9: Drama 9: Soccer 9 - 42: Outing Club 9 - 42: Tennis 44, 42: Photo Club 42: President of Student Council 42. SARAH B. DAVIDSON ff! D ' f . x A 4 .4 47 ELAINE DAIGLE What appears to be the end May really be a new beginning. No bird soars too high If he soars with his own wings. A friend is someone you can count on: Hold on to your friends. Forever, weekend nights with Darcy and the Greenland gangl David . . . Party! Drama 7 -425 Basketball 7, 8: Soccer 8: Softball 7, 9: Yearbook 42: Oceanology Award 44. lt's better to burn out Than to fade away Rock and roll can never die It's better to burn out Than it is to rust Rock and roll is here to stay Neil Young V. Soccer 42: Outing Club 42: Outdoor Challenge 42: Lacrosse 42. DEAN GILBERT L., . s..r.,. . . gag 1 if gb . r ANDERS FRELIN I would rather be ashes than dust. I would rather that my spark burn out in a brilliant blaze than it should be stifled in a dryrot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy permanent planet. The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. l shall use my time. Jack London Capt. J.V. Hockey 9: V. Hockey 40 - 42: V. Golf 9 - 42: Student Council Q: Charter Member of Executive Table: Pythagorean Pyramid Builders and Sign Makers Assoc.: Photography Club 40 - 42: South Pacific 40: Fiddler on the Roof 44: Yearbook 42: Cum Laude Society 44, 42. JOHN HOWARD , x 'ws J ' ,Q ., 0. - , . if , ,L ,. , I' .Rx 'f -safh' A Happiness is a butterfly, Which, when pursued, is always Just beyond your grasp! But which if you will Sit down quietly, may Alight upon you. Hawthorne The secret of happiness is renunciation. Andrew Carnegie N :rs ,. Sims, ft .1 41, KAREN GUNTHER '5-2'...ss I still see your face, your smiling face. ln childish dreams, inside my dreams It aln't never too late to learn about love learn about love. Cathy August 'l No matter what place, whichever the place, Like King and Queen, God save our dreams. N'thought time may fade, thought time may fade Varsity Soccer 44, 42: Lacrosse 44, 42: Skiing 42. A N WhaT is a friend? . . . IT is a person wiTh whom you dare To be yourself. No, Gabe, we can'T waiT all day! Only 23 more daysl We are all Travellers in The wilderness of This world, and The besT ThaT we find in our Travels is an honesT friend. Now They sTood beside The Treasure on The mounTain dark and red, Turned The sTone and looked beneafh iT - 'Peace on earTh' - was all iT said. KanighiT YurT EDWARD KRISHER 31+ DEBBIE KNIGHT A Sfudenf Council Q, 40, 44: Treas. Q, 40: Jr. class sec.: Sr. class V.P.: W.A. of E.T.: New Games: Yearbook 9 - 42: Drama 9 - 42: FlDDLER : PyThagorean Pyramid Builders and Sign Makers Assoc.: Track 9: Hockey manager 44, 42: V. Soccer 44, 42: Oufing Club Three's a preTTy good number. As a rule iT Takes Two To break. Thanks Doral Radio Club WRBA 640 AM 40, 44, 42: V. Baseball 40, 44, 42: Phofography Club 40, 44: Roller Skaiing 40, 44, 42 .... Fridoy . . . At lost! Just love those Moine weekends! ,? N Never o dull moment? Q i E f Where's Brad? The Monroe Gong x 176 miles to freedom Who, Me? Frdnk Zoppo strikes dgdinl CATHERINE MCCLURE , .wmqv k ,, F ul? x AN - ls iw., 3' S. ERIC LABONTE 'iMoc, My 84 Steve Soccer 8, Q, tt, 42: Locrosse 44, 42: L'il Abner , Oklohomo : Editor Yedrbook 42: Secretory Sr. Closs: Bdsketboll O. -uf.,-' Do you know the warm progress under the stars? Do you know we exist? Have you been born yet and are you alive? Let's reinvent the Gods, old myths of the ages. Celebrate. Symbols from deep elder forests. We need great golden copulations. Do you know we are being led to slaugnters by placid admirals, and that fat, slow generals are getting obscene on young blood? Guerrilla bands are rolling numbers in the next block of Green vine, amassing for warfare on innocent herds of men who are just dying. We're reaching for death on the end of a candle. We're trying for something that's already found us. Jim Morrison J.V. Soccer 9: J.V. Baseball 9: V. Baseball 40 - 42: V. six - Man Football 42: V.H.H. and S.L.M. Bongs away 9:40. ffl' Qs X ED MANZI JANE MERROW emu.. Freshman Basketball, V. Field Hockey 9 - 44: V. Soccer 42: Tennis 44: Track and Field 9, 40: Gymnastics 40, Outing Club 42: Outdoor Challenge 42: Lacrosse 42. HIT was supposed To be in lasT Friday. Ask and learn l'Bye Bye Birdie , Arsenic and Old Lace , Music Man , TheaTre arTs, 'lMy Side of The MaTTer , Ishium , l.C.C.A., Fiddler on The Roof , Singing - Oh! buck 'em. Someday . . . CAHTY MYERS A MARJORIE MORRIS l'Baby pigs are someTimes called cuTe. John Aug. 'l I see The iighTs dance when we're holding hands. lT's like magic being wiTh you. And when I'm dogged ouT, I sTill dream abouT All The simple Things ThaT you do. CaT STevens Mac, My and STeve V. Soccer 9, ll, 42: SofTball 9: Skiing 12: Lacrosse 42: ' fi 1 A K sg iw sssk . Q K, ii: kk 1 sg . .L., .s,,g:kw X A K ' ti in M.. , .. 4 ' i -. - ,... . 2 . ' we X ,we-si. GREG NESMAN J.V. Soccer ll, 425 V. Basketball '10, 445 V. Lacrosse 44, 'l2. RICHARD NOEL l'What a long strange trip it's been Grateful Dead - Augusta 9 - 2 - 79 Winter Outdoor Challenge 42 Allan's roof at night 76 - 77 To all those still in high school - When your friend's and teachers all seem to be on your back, smile and just remember it won't last long. ,qw .. K STZFL . Q K x it -: :sag e ' M' .pw f . f Y .' ,QS f., ,Wa v'. 1-715251 ,., - 5,-Nl, r fu., ,, ,Mm . ,i 1. ' Go plocidly among The noise and nosre Q X , eiffi. ond remember who? peace There may be siIence. KENNY PLANTE Inner Man: my it N J, , I' Q 1' nf 'rj -H l yn Zi ,E nb A? Y GLENN POWERS 3 !7ll.I1!l?j df ,C00!,l10 Ay!!-tl' IILIZA Lziuffbde Avwwdw. :guild ,lzwfzzf 121 yea' f,w-calm: My 1064 ,zufufvef m 21 Y, I 4 ,. ' I fr l w .. .-9' ' K, pew ' K ' K' s.,... . 'U , 1 'S' T .1 f M 1 4, Y- iii W 1 I A X The sun'll come out Tomorrow, beT your boTTom dollor ThoT Tomorrow bf T N 'T A There'll be sun! JusT Thinking dbouT Tomorrow cleors owoy The NM cobwebs ond The sorrow Till There's none. X ' - 5 When l'm sTuck wiTh d doy ThoT's grey ond lonely, I jsuT sTick ouT my 'R ' fesoxg chin dnd grin dnd soy: Oh! The sun'Il come ouT Tomorrow! So you ,3 z jusT goT To hong on Till Tomorrow come whoT may! J A A Drdmo 9, 405 Yeorbook 40 4' ff' Z ws Pour execuTer de grdndes choses il fouT vivre comme si on ne T devdiT jdmois mourir. -Vouvendrgues Two roods diverged in o wood, ond I - Took The one less Trdveled ' I , rj by, ond ThoT hos mode dll The difference. A Tomorrow, Tomorrow you're only d doy owdy! .U 1 E' ,,q-5 ., A 45+ RoberT FrosT CARL RAYMOND DARCY A. RAYMOND ,WU lf you love someThing , ' s '- ' seT iT free, T, If iT comes bock To you A T lf.'f . ,n .. . HIS yours' T . , Ju, h ygl as i'lli T 7 5 , 2 If iT doesn'T, 23 Q iT wds never meonT To be. 4 R slll 9 Max: Forever, weekend nighTs wiTh Sordh dnd The gong! j ' TL' i M T 4' . . . PdrTyl V, A 1 Tronsferred from ExeTer High School: Mdrching bond Q, 40, T' Xfm . 44: Concen' bond 9, 40, 441 LiTerory mogozine O: Quebec ,y Trip 44 5 French Club 40, 44: VdrsiTy soccer 42, Locrosse 42 fix T A Yearbook 42. M 2 .2 ,,W,rf1' l'1?+ ., yr ' 'A' v i ' ' .rf 3- ,. i A 1: R ' 4 .gf w ' gr ,QQ , . 4 ' a 9' T A. D f- , ' -.. -fr .7 . All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All Things wise and wondefdul, The Lord God made them all. C. F. Alexander if T- 4 g N , ' , .,f.,,- 5, Y fl.. S xg' if Q' 5395253 ANITA ROBERTS Drama 9: Damn Yankees : Soccer 9: Softball 9: Girls' Lacrosse Manager: Pythagorean Pyramid Builders and Sign Makers ASSOCiGTlOl'1. GREG RUSSELL Staring out my window pane Sipping a cup of tea, l viewed a scene The orange sunshine beating down Upon the snow covered ground And my horse Black Beauty, Standing in the strawberry fields intently watching a small, tiny Microdot of an object Moving closer, I could tell by the Glow it was a mighty train bringing Back the people from their trip And I knew right then it was time To give this scene the slip. Garcia Six Man Football, Baseball 44, 42: Last survivor of the baco society. cherish yesterday . . . dream tomorrow . . . live today. I owe a great deal to those people who have made my six years at Berwick Academy a very special experience. You made it a second home for me and I will miss it greatly. Activities: Girls' Sports 7, 8, 9, 40, 44, 42: Captain Soccer 9: Co - captain Lacrosse 44: Drama 7, 8, 9, 40: Octet 44: Outing Club 44, 42: Yearbook 42: Vice - President Freshman Class: Treasurer Student Council 44: Citizenship award 8: German award 44: Blue aand White award 44 To see a world in a grain of sand I I and a heaven in a wildflower, KATHRYN SKEL-I-ON Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. William Blake 'iKATIE CATHERINE STEVENS Mac, My and Steve You've got so much to say, say what you mean, Mean what you're thinking and think anything. Oh, why, why must you waste your life away? You've got to live for today, then let it go. Cat Stevens W 'Ak Capt. Soccer 9, 44, 42: Basketball 9: C. Capt. Lacrosse 44, 42: Yearbook 42: Treasurer Junior and Senior class: Student Council 40: Golf 40. ,,..--.K I ' pf ' k NJ. A W H L, ., ,-4 , K ' vm xv' 4, V . ,W S , .1 ' L. vii 'WU A 'L N1 Everybody's got advice they just keep on givin', doesn't mean too much to me, lot's of people have to make a legal livin', can't decide who they should be. I understand about Indecision and I don't care if I get behind, people living in competition, all I want is to have my piece of mind. Boston What hurts today, Jed?'l Bruce Paro Drama 40, 42: J.V. Soccer 9: V. Soccer 9 - 42: Basketball 9: Skiing 9, 42: Hockey 44: Lacrosse 44. 42: Baseball 9: Phone pole and bus runners assoc.: Somersworth Desolation Crew: Faculty list: Pres. United lnvalids of America: Varney Street Landscaping. V. Soccer 40 - 425 V. Basketball 44: V. Lacrosse 44, 42: Ski Club 42, Somersworth Desolation Crew 44, 42: Drama 7, 8, 9,1 Varney Street Landscaping 44, 42: Pythagorean Pyramid Builders and Sign Makers Assoc.: Lighting Director 40, 44, 42: Charter Member Executive Table: Yearbook 42: Cum Laude Society 44, 42: KEN WASSON 4 L g is is f gf fi .5557 . Ei' JED SUTTER through the woodland through the valley comes a horseman wild and free tilting at the windmills passing who can that brave young horseman be he is wild but he is mellow he is strong but he is weak he is cruel but he is gentle he is wise but he is meek. GL. We can't play this game anymore But can we still be friends? Things just can't go on like before But can we still be friends? We had something to learn Now it's time for the wheel to turn. Grains of sand one by one Before you know it, all gone, We awake from our dream Things are not always what they seem Memories linger on it's like a sweet, sad, old song. Tod Rundgren is-Q Look oround you, look up here: Toke Time To moke Time To be There. Look around, be o porT, feel for The winTer buT don'T hove o cold heorT. LiTTle River Bond V. Soccer 8, 9, 44, 42: V. BoskeTboll Q: V. SofTboII 9: V. Locrosse 41, 42: Damn Yonkees : Yeorbook WENDY WOODS ai H. SHQ ASS T' 'SSL .i ef '- el -ri- -5' ig T N L 1 fi NRA X fl.: mxf MMR . K ' Y I 1 , K 5 I f 1 ,ima 5.453 'mf' W 'PTF' jon ' ft Comm be 1 5 5 S 'A 'A .'. '1iiiN-X Y f' 1 4- 'XC' f X vm gg: gpiipm LA 'X f f A K- X-LX' it 'lf-XX Xxx, X f' X 'Y l Y f 5.1 TQ..- l!.Y1 -- - v New ry, . 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Left to Right: James Gagnon - Treasurer, Gabe Fath - President, Lucas Merrow - President, Kate Merrow - President. if ,gs M lg - 1 , f- , 4 K, , t fs--.,,. 'fs ,, ,- .-: X., Junior Class Olticers 34 l 1 Q L, J fin, i - i . 731 ,, ,,,ii A f , 'A- ' W we C 7 z Innocent? Jusi goes To prove - you can'l lell a book by its cover!!! is Q34 sig ann it as +1 as Mull? Sophomore Class Fronl left-To-righl: Piper Burns, Mary Ellen Dulude, Ellen Wenfworlh, Palricia Riley: Second row: Michael McDonnell, James Keyes, Marc Mousseau, John Hall, Gordon Rlfferg Front row slairs lop-To- bollom: Jeff Noel, Jody Smilh, Caihy Coolidge, David Krisher, Phiip Ruck, Ken LaFler, Cal Powers, Jane Spaulding, Jami McCariy, Frank Anderson, David Faih, Jeanne Blair, Terry Thadeng Back row stairs: James McGarr, Christopher Sfone, Jenny while, John Greg, Andrew Newman, Earl Clough, Raymond George, Clifford Marsh, David Cole Missing: John Large 11 wh gg i', , i . 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V, as if J M ,- 'K V -f - , ,, I , V, H, ' , T 3 'A ' ,, ' , ,ln ' H g,2ffZig,1:w 'qw . ,f J I itti L. i Y ' I f ' 0 4 W , f gi i r , , 5 , M-: f-- M gg E ! , V. , I .,,, V! tg , y VVVII i , ,f '32, i I'll give him an 8, How about you? Jim Cates modeling Brooks Brother's new fall line. 36 l Faculty - ln Your Opinion What Was The lVlost important Event That Happened ln This Past Decade? Science l' Golf Pierre Trudeau John A. Staples Asst. Headmaster Director of Public Relations Head Football Coach Chairman History Dept. The most significant event of the 70's'? Unauestionably, the launching of the dramatic series, Laverne and Shirley, belongs at the top of any meaningful list. This show had a profound effect on American culture, setting a new standard of artistic expression while providing fresh insights into our complex society. ABC deserves the thanks of the American people for maintaining a tradition of enlightened and uplifting television programming. Can the 4980's produce a similar triumph? both. Elliott L. Payzant Associate Headmaster John W. Moses Assistant HeadmasterfDirector of . . the end of power for Edi Amin. Reverend Jones, and Studies l have chosen to limit my consideration to the life of l l!'Q Berwick Academy and it is my belief that the most significant events have been the change from a boarding to a country day school. the addition of the lower school, and the renewed vigor of the academic program that accompanied W 37 John Herrick DirecTor of Admissions English Thunderchild Faculfy Hockey Team In aTTempTing To ThrusT To The significanT and meaningful core of This very vexing quesTion, I felT compelled To conTemplaTe The hisToricaI conTexT of The period immediaTely prior To The decade involved. AfTer The sTunning Technological developmenTs of recenT hisTory, The naTionaI upheovel of The confiicT in SouTheasT Asia, The poliTical disarray afTer usurping The PresidenT, The social reorienTaTion of The civil righTs campaign and The cause of Women's LiberaTion, I felT IT was imperaTive ThaT America reTurn somehow To a sTaTe of normalcy. WiTh ThaT in mind, I felT iT was Terribly reassuring ThaT The U.S.A. reTurn To someThing TradiTionaI and cusTomary. Thus, one of The mosT imporTanT evenTs of The pasT decade would have To be The reTurn To Their naTural posiTion as World Champions of The New York Yankees. :ai .f fi ., . T ' ,,i, ,A iiir 5 m f ,?',4v '.'Q'l: . I v 4 . . , ,L+ V ir... I. i ,.. V. vu ,wg V w 'F ,M M . 5, Q ,.,,m-. :fbi-.Q ' 1 'Mr , -.fvf 4 , vs ,1,,,-.,,,,,,,i:J T5 , . . Ni.. K .ll ,N S as 3' I K' 'mi r , ,inn l.-f .I fr 4,1 Charles J. Andres Head of ArT DepT. The reaffirmaTion of The principles, ThaT even The mosT powerful poliTical posiTion, namely The PresidenT of The U.S., is subjecT To The low and The consTiTuTion. This was reaffirmed by The judiciary commiTTee of The House of RepresenTaTives. This was The mosT significanf evenT in This usually venial and generally cynical age. Tenbroeck Cornell Chairman Language Dept. FFGDCIW The most important events for me during the 70's were the exchanging of my Boston suburban residense for the wilds of York, Maine and forsaking the hassle of suburban big school teaching for the joys of teaching at B.A. XM Susan Comber Spanish Yearbook . . . . the new perception that women have of themselves . . . . the renewed hope for the 1980's that the following amendment will become law: Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the U.S. or by any State on account of sex.' Louise Dustin Dean of Women Mathematics Last summer when I made the difficult decision to leave a school where I had taught for a number of years and to move to Berwick, I had no idea what I would find behind the doors of Maine's oldest school, I am happy to report that a friendly, hard working and enthusiastic faculty is matched only by the same qualities in the student body. Here lies the strength of this school and I am happy to be a part of it. I f2 I . M: Cn' Susan Estabrooke Librarian Library Science Play The October, 4973 halting of oil supplies of the U.S. by the Arabian nations for political reasons put an end to limitless expectations by Americans. Subsequently, as both a nation and as individuals we are being forced to re-evaluate our claim on the resources of the world. The 80's will prove how worthy we are of the challenges of this decade. r T ' .. Q A S Robert Hawkes Chairman Math Dept. Q r'rrir V V. Basketball fwfr A Baseball V VV . Anything that happens in a year that begins with a 'IO7 ' can't be all that bad! we f 'X 1 7 'Qs S :gi xx sw' ' i Douglas G. Houston s Chairman Physics Dept, A Outing Club, Soccer, Hockey, A Have seen our fears: S' We've lived the fate ' Of Watergate. Girls' Lacrosse These last 'IO years W .V We've also seen Some things come clean, A As we relent U 'J On our environment. The best event That has been sent These things to do , Why yes, it's youl 31 , 1. l 8 Dx, .,,.-ve Betsy C. Langer English Girls' Athletic Director V. Girls' Soccer, Girls' Lacrosse Junior Class Advisor The most important event of this decade was the ability of our system of government to survive the trauma of Watergate. The government did not collapse and the people did not look to rioting and revolution for the answers to this problem. I 'QP Z, . .sf 6 .gf . S Ski? -.E Ask l .W p Eradication of smallpox . . - '.-'fa 5 3 ---is s A s 1' me Q illl ' qi. . ' f. Richard W. Merrill Biology Outing Club Audio-Visual Aids Ice Rink Maintenance Skiing Andrew S. Moore Athletic Director History Head Soccer Coach - Field Lining Crew The theatened impeachment of Richard Nixon causing his resignation - producing a general trend toward a clean-up in government and an inspection of moral standards, especially those of pubic servants. lt proved that the president and other civil servants are not above the law. . . . Anwar Sadet's visit to Israel. . , . the birth of the first test tube baby. . . . the emergence ot Berwick Academy as a Preparatory Schooll qonce againj . . . the election of a Polish Pope. James D. Sullivan Director of Transportation Latin, History WATERGATE! ll by l Ursula Richter German -N. Marilyn Staples Bookstore . . . Conclusion of the Vietnam war and the return of the POW's HWS. Uk v ,K ,. N ' -, N4 42 Q f ff 1 ' 'V exif: .fu .,1,fu 4 QP it 4 2 'S W -1.1, TE' ,Q R ' -- - , ' .f ' , .. - P fa 4 A it f is 3, . 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' dlruuuv ww Wff-AM' aa, ,, am,M,,M , w Q22 5 g t. , ,, qigwa' f Mwfxnw 5' vigig M vlizffrliv - 55 1, 572' fs fi' Eighlh Grade Front row - kneeling: Christine Cogswell, John Caron, Tim Doggell, Peter Burns, Kevin Anglin, Eric Katz, Ricky Tiffl, Teddy H Newman, l-larry Brown, Joey Chase, Jennifer l-laq, Wendy Swope, Susan Eagan, Muffy Flynn, Sheldon Kendall, Diane Gravel, John Daigle, Bock row: David Smilh, Hilary Hopkin, David Coolidge, Eric Scharf, Jesse Ware, Rick Miller, Toonlje Biscornerp -Q Jeffrey Tompkins, Jimmy l-llldrelh, Willy Phelps, John Adams, Zachary Harmon, Doug Forbes, Ann Sumrall, Kirsleln Rollins, Debra Hollaway, Cara Gaziano, Bonnie Fike, Brad Rodgers, Barbara McDonnell, Laurie Ames, Scott Prince, Kurt Adams. 5 if V iq? -,, , VK H , h is Q, ,Z give, ggi is 45' Pfize mock 81 ,R.'Q J, if as ,,l I while T QQ yg W , Q , y xo., l s L 3 ,s,f,, 1 My A s. , lg 2 I - . ., , . I SM , .ax 4. ,, - ur ,Ai A Sevenlh Grade -,. ., .. x -.V X ... Front-left To righf - Tom Spaulding, Jason Slanlon, Arnie Beveridge, Donna Siram, Jennifer Ford, Joseph DeFeo, Ben Cooper Ned Vogler, Middle: Chad Dunlon, Jonalhan True, Roger Lindley, Jennifer Merrill, Tanya Gough, Kerry Falconer, Sophie Aikman, Joyce Gunther, Christina Gregg, Dawn Toy, Back: Nicole Godino, David Grice, Zachary Harmon, James Condon, James Parent, Mark Roussin. ,psvzfyggylyrggs iym. ,,,. . , ., 2, V, fi A A x i ,i 4 ,, VJ' . , 4, l 45 Sixlh Grade On railing: Philippa Richards, Penny Dean, Mary Belh Coolidge, Misly Junkins, David Gregg, Heidi Hatfield, Dean Langfon, Andrea Kirrnes, Mike Wolsfal, Troy Prince, Rusiy Kendall, Chris Smilh, John Jacques, Mai Sakey, Slanding: Marc Saulnier, Ma Cafon, Susan Walker, Kale Lllilefield, Anne Barondes. Ji, f,.. . . Q , , Q i fs v f 1, Janet Conkel English 7, 8 BAMS Literary Magazine, Typing To me the energy crisis is one of the most important happenings of the seventies because its effects are so far-reaching. People of all walks of life are learning that our natural resources are not unlimited and are beginning to cope with that idea. The growing realization that each individual must make efforts to conserve rather than waste is a significant trend of the seventies. Arthur L. Doggett Director of the Middle School Asst. V. Football Coach J.H.S. Baseball Oceanology, Science, Math Faculty Hockey Team End of the U.S. involvement in Vietnam! Mark Etheridge Social Studies J.V. Basketball Lacrosse Choose one of the following: 1 - The Denver Broncos made it in the Super Bowl. 2 - We finally realized the futility of the Vietnam War. 3 - Nixon resigned. A - l graduated from college and grad school. 5 - All of the above. l 47 4 1 W Jonathan K. Carter Science Teacher Outdoor Challenge. Tennis, and casual jogging ln the Spring of 4970 an event called Earth Day. This represented a national recognition of man's irrevocable and intimate relationship with the ecosphere. The cause and effect of man's manipulation of nature became part of the American conscience. Th environmental movement gathered public support which has resulted in a change in the way man interacts with the spaceship earth. T 4 1 E ,.,MN,.. , T.. .- ,,,, 'flwmw -, 9, lif whu. iz .nxt U if ,E sv 'iy ',,,. .. 4, J YL ,D .351 Diane Dean Music Piano Lessons D , I X he .Le Y GF, it if 2 1 James Dean yi V History, Spanish Watergate! T wwf ,i 2 we! my , , ,fp-. , C 7 ,W -' I . A William Matthews Social Studies 'lj The lranian Crisis 25 The Arab-Israeli Problem yyy Q: 35 Increasing importance of the Third World Powers I ,Fi ' A Dorothy Green Latin . . . the discovery of Liquid Paper for poor typists! Take this statement cum grano salis. Betty Ann Towle History, French Middle School Literary Publication Intramurals . . . Vietnam's emphasis or impetus to a peace movement. . l ig, 'wir ' M' N1 . ry krr, yt 7' , , . Suzi Moore Physical EducaTion J.V. Girls' Soccer VarsiTy Tennis - Three Mile Island - I feel The accidenT There has changed The aTTiTude Toward nuclear energy. This has shown The need for The sTudy of alTernaTlve forms of energy and convinced people ThaT nuclear energy may be dangerous. Dawn PayzanT MaTh . . . The unresT and chaos in Iran. This has forced The WesT To realize ThaT They cannoT rely forever on oTher energy sources and musT become more self-relianT. The WesT has also been forced To realize ThaT They r'nusT Try To use less energy. 'A SE: :Ei 4 A ' ,I A 3554 f ' . , ,J ,uv ,gfA,f-',3. ,,1 'mfr 3 +A fi f' 1 155, 51,11 , . ,,, , M , , 5 ,ff , , y-, ,, ., M., , g,f,,,, 5 75,4 A ,f ,, fwwfww :M .,,, w-ffww, 1. 5 I V J, ,, W, '12, K f alfa W , H fl , , ff- 539 fi. r ' kb'i?3'F3:'- , .. - . ww lk QM, ,, away 9? , , , ,.,,, , ,.Z2 'Q H yy ,V ,gpv Emi' im, ,5 w 5, E , W Q f .. V Jw? . ,,y , -. f W., ff ..,, :f,f,,ga,,. , ' ,, ,. ff ,, . 1 ,:ff':aff's :' VT ' A 'ff' 'y i J ..::,f ' ,. 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Front: Rebecca Perry, Katherine Moses, Orin Flask, Michael Gottke, Front: Robin Kendall, Orange Miller, Diana Christensen, Mark Richards, Peter Herrick, Christopher Doggett. Missing: George Lirnperis. X rode Third Front: Kate Swope, Jamie Godino, Middle: Jonathan Greene, Anthony Grice, Mary Gaziano, Maile Hatfield Horatio Griffin, Bruce Estey, Back: Stephanie Kendall, Kelly Adams. , f . ', WINNING PHOTO FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CONTEST! -taken by David Smith 'C 3 4.- Qfj 1 L TCI cond Se 5 Back: James Newick, Krislin Lambert Thomas Greene, Sean Drinkwaler, Siephanie Turne Elhan Payzanl, Brian Gregg, Siephen Coolidge, Zachariah Tucceri, Sarah Lindley. l g ? Siandingz Stacy Richards Christopher Baldwin, Sieven Newick, Margo? Moses, Samuel Michael Decker, Siiiingz Chrisiina Chaney, Kara Harmon. l, Fi'Oi lT Herrick 54 1 . 'm4.hAkh,l K . F a c U I T V il ,M 1 Q ,, ry- ,, r ' f , , , r ,,,.' rr H - K' , R is S 4 Daniel J. Baillargeon Loretta Lemos Director of Lower School Grade 3 Grade 5 Asst. Soccer Coach Spring Musical Director Asst. Lacrosse Coach the end of the Vietnam War. . . . Vietnam War!! 1' Z xx I Carolyn O. Kirmes Grade 'I Ski Club-Drama Scenery I IosT A3 poundsllll and I lefT public school To join The Berwick Academy sTaff. Grade A li V , Richard Burns Grade 2 VarsiTy Soccer Coach Hockey Baseball There were many imporTanT evenTs ThaT have happened over The pasT 40 years, buT none involving as many people and counTries as The end of The VieTnam War. There were many changes and adjusTmenTs These people and counTries had To go Through. , ' Z all ei,-,iJ is - if 'H DiOD6 POFSFIT GSS6l'TlV6 fT16fTWb6l'. 'K AWEV V f f - A .fs is it 5 W ti I M g V i, I 5 i I .,,... Yi ! 4 i,.. J S 2 2 T ' ' if I fx -5 T. p is Q- g 3 az 2154 m y f g ? M V , T, 1 ,.., g. I fp I JJ ,uf T , xx l X . . . 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Denise LiberTy SecreTory To HeodrnosTer IIN ioy ef .1 S 5 l J, xv jr I we , ni J Joonne CosseTTe Clerk In my opinion The mosT lrnporTonT Thing ThoT hoppened in This decode were Two Things: The odvonces we hove mode in ouTer spoce ond The visiT of Pope John Poul, ll To Americo. fm ,GV . . . The visiT of Pope Paul, u This foil To The uniied smfes. iif - P . y,,r,, 1f ' -f . ,,, ., l v we ' 4' -1, r RuTl'1 EsTobrooke Bursdr 7,45 for niii l riibfirs u Q A , 1, F' T 4 'S 'Vvz',', QL A-. Louise Kelly Nurse . . . ATTempTs mode by The U.S. Toword World Peoce in mony porTs of The world. Some successful - OThers noT - Some pending. AT leosT oTTempTs were model! , KiTc:hen SToTf LefT To rlghT: Lee Rodier, Modellene MclnTire, DoT Coron, Mory GGOUGTOUIT Maintenance Left to right: Frank White, Grace White, Albert Abel, Ray Grant, Jim Belanger, Scottie Wilcox, Missing: Paul Cala. .1 V 2 'N ,,,, Vw! i KEEP DREAMING, SONNY ! ii BUSDRWERS Left to right: Inez Smith, Frank Baird, Gina Baird, Jim Belanger, Sonny Baird, Danny McAdams, James Sullivan - Director of Transportation. 'Lf Z S 3 4 Q 7' 1 5 gun-up, sr' ,M 1 s X' gg -1 I- , 2 l .L W ' f J V, 7' yfffw 5 if 'V V , , , J i E s 4 ' 9, , 1 , , JV M . is is W s H V 'J ' 'J , ,V J: , Vw QQWF' ff , .fr ' V. ,, Q QM-f ' V- , ,, ' w ' ' V 'ffl ws, Q- ,s ' f ' A ' Q,'W 7 V i :If s , ,, J g M ' V' Y X 'N :- fx .- ,gf . V ' . VV, V Front: Beth Travers, Jane Spaulding, Ellen Wentworth, Gabe Fath, Catherine Stevens, Jean Blair, Cathy Myers, Cathy McClure, Mary Ellen Dulude, Elaine Daigle, Back: Coach Betsy Langer, Janet Daigle, Debbie Knight, Kate Skelton, Wendy Woods, Christy Grice, Kate Merrow, Ann Rack, Jane Merrow, Darcy Raymond, Asst, Coach Dawn Payzant. r V . ,,,,M Final results - We ended up behind!! 4' err - 1 S Girls' Voristy Soccer T , ,W 3 iz N 1: 132 genie: fhai- s-:'vlf.r' ,+ 5 eg. .4 W 5 . H ' ' ,f . html 27,349 'U 4 if . g,M.ki6f , ,- Isobel - Thonks for oll the help!! Nineteen girls were members of the Vorsity Soccer Teom this yeor The seclson wos on excellent one with mony exciting gomes decided in overtime periods, ond three strong victories over the Hyde School, St. Poul's School ond Exeter High School. We will miss the nine seniors who will not be with us next yeor, but they should be commended for the soccer skills they hove developed over the post four yeors ond the support they hove given girls' othleticsl Cotherlne Stevens wos elected coptoin by her teommotes, while Jone Merrow, cl first yeor ployer ot B.A., wos given the most vdludble ployer oword. The most improved oword went to Kote Merrow, 0 Junior, who proved to be o mojor contributor defensively Nh' I 5 I A H ,V ff ,,,,,,y., J 'Ji ,V ,,. r2 . .. R Q .ff U x-.0 3- J' 301 Ji -if' fa' qw M14 , 4,-,YL ,M ,. . , ., , , . , Q . Q. ff1,g.'51 'N K X f , - - . -f - w M ,ave f fd ,-S Q,-. fi! V, ,ATf,.,, gfygiilr N M I J . . r . , .. .M ., , , , , -,,y4,..,Wq . A .V ,W , I . .4 Qv V. ,V y V , .. 1, -11-jg., ., ,mv ,., , A- W, , L . V 4 . - . I I .- - ..,, f M:'i :i., mf' Q - 4 n ,:fl N- .M W ,uv I Front: Sheldon Kendall, Muffy Flynn, Susan Eagan, Jarni McCarthy, Margaret Marchak, Cara G-aziano, Cynthia Ward, Kim Lambert, Back: Coach Suzi Moore, Patricia Riley, Terri Thaden, Megan Haley, Celeste Soudier, Debbie Hollaway, Cathy Coolidge, Elaine Senay, Hilori Wolstat, Asst. Coach Loretta Lernos. That black and white Thing is Called Ci soccer ball. ff L,,,.6 S-fy 'Q .,.w . I, I Disco Soccer . . . y ty, ' Q-ie V . f Nz, T . f 1 J gk-rkxlwl N 'VNS' , ', g, I 4-, ig , 'U ,Z I ' .nm , - V' f, 'f' 1, 7 f ,, , ,U , ' . W -. V.. ez. -, M , Girls' J.V. Soccer 32' F, :v?i'i. , TTY K. .5434 ,, rw- T' .Q 1,4 3'. -, ,, ,, ,Al vorsiTy Teom in loTer yeors. oclvonToge of scoring opporTuniTies. looking forwordl This wos The firsT yeor oT B.A. ThoT The girls hoo o junior vorsiTy Teorn of ony kind. IT is felT ThoT girls' sporTs oT B.A. ore coming of oge. l-loving o J.V. club helps sTudenTs leorn bosic skills eorly, Thus helping The The seoson gove us o chonce To leorn soccer ond To ploy TogeTher os o uniT. The highlighT of The seoson wos our 5-O vicTory over BrewsTer. The Teom dominoTed BrewsTer, possed The boil well, oncl Took NexT yeor's seoson is one To which we ore oll r N afbgtv I Y: lf? XX ,ff .X 3 iisgzqx ,fir was X ,X YK 'ix ,5 ,qu . Suffix ,Six W . ' ' r u Q '-Ni-.XX .Xi , v A si . A , L' 'S X. W7e 4N' QV X XT wb -9 Q? xx -'T Q',' ' x-fM1 5 ' Vs ,ss eggs? s gf. . ' glx. ' K fs sg ' K T 3-wifi T--Q' is-.,ffw2ff,fffs2i:'if, W- 1, ' -W f kk-- for L , fi., N 314 -q 'h f- Tr:-5 1 rv- v 1 ' ' f . 355 iSE:.i.n' T lsis T , 1 ' T , 5 V, - fx ,, H .:' T l.., 4 V- wi- . A T 'M JD T T - ,W K I 3 ' 'V I , M , A WIN ' ' ' Y if 1 T f 1 .' M 1 sf. V 7 . A M- Wm'-M, fi A f M v4?'lf ze . . fn: za- M T .4 ff V ,it ,JA 5 N- ' I -' I -NL . 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Coach. fb? fr -if. 1 3 .4 ' j , : ,,.vff,, J- 2 .A S f b 'Y' ,,, A I f 5 X 4, XS..--'wi l lxv R . , A :V , A dbx 21, 3, X xxx? xi -js i?:i::1f6Yf' .- f 'X XX 511.71-fr, ,, K -1, X x I. ' ,pf M . K Af -gf , M i 45 ,f 'i xi Q--W J, if E Q A M A is A Unlike many others This one didn'T go ini if We've seen you wiTh shaplier girls Than . ,X . ThaT, Kenll I V ' ' ' - 257'-f' T . Ai 5' 'ff 25:51 ., Q ,,. -. ', l rig, -.w.?-I ' , A. .f .M ?'.'.'Q. ss 'Q . 1 ,' ' - ' T Q. T 'v aa, . '.' - ,,-, 'T I 1.4 , ' wr 9, . - h rs- . Y I yn . . Y ,.-,L I V . .4145 . 2 E. . wg ..,... V, ' Qxmigkk H ,.,?..1 4,-my f V .QW if 0 ,iff J . 'V is-T . H . I kr ...V g . L. M k y , 7 ,., 1 5575.355 .sr L f . Y! gf r i .. , , , 5 . 41, . . H A,,I,, u 3' A - if Nice Thigh!!! an wr ls I -1 ish ' . . A.:-n,,,, Boys' VarsiTy Soccer The varsiTy soccer Team had one of iTs mosT successful seasons To daTe. The level of compeTiTion which They faced was superior and The level of play which They aTTained was excellenT. The young players who Took The field Two years previously had come of age. Lucas Merrow, Eric VanZanTen, Jack Spaulding, Jed SuTTer, and Kenny PlanTe had all grown up, Add To This some new sTudenTs wiTh The TalenT of Brad Allen and Ken Bodwell and bring some J,V. Through The sysTem like Jim Gagnon and Phil Ruck and The ingredienTs are There for a successful season. The season was successful. Going up againsT Teams from larger schools, we ususally sTayed wiThin one goal and puT pressure on unTil The final buzzer. The mosT exciTing game was a 3-2 loss To Holderness in a well played display of The arT of soccer. Team capTains Brad Allen and Kenny PlanTe were good leaders and iT was especially pleasanT for Kenny as iT was his Third sTraighT year as capTain. The enTire Team worked hard To have a successful season. ...Q ' ,W 0 if 11 ,Q hs 14 X 2 . ' 4- W. Hwy, 7 , I H., D 4 rx.. ' f 'ml' a + ' I' ,J , . '29 . , W 4 - V f . ' ' Froni: Jim Kedys, Ddvid Coolidge, Hdrry Brown, Tom Spaulding, Joey Chose, Woody Phelps, Zochdry l-ldrrnon, Jdy Dreyer, Oils Wirih, Andy McClure, Bock: Codch Doug l-lousien, Dovid Krisher, John Considine, Jeff Noel, Eorl Clough, Alon Trovers, Frdnk Anderson, Jon Ordwoy, Williorh Krisher, Ben Thoyer, Dovid Kiiieridge, Eric Morin, Deon Miller, JD. MCG-drr, C.J. Burke. ' . ' D ' fr .D , -- ,-,... gi ff ..., ' if .-,,, -- - ,, , 5 ,, vial ' ' if , DE ef fy.. D D r fy ,e ,,. 'wa JD N.'. xx' KV. 7' D ' Q W x .DT ' Q i' ', , A fr ig ., I ,' .D f ,J wi J l all 'ff . g l fe 6 -' 1-'y f 1 J ' D D . D, ,i1'?f'.D gill? K' 312- . im e D e D D , ,D ,,l,, -e , , r, -1 1- li f ' .D D 5 :'f'aD.f:S,-xi D' -ia 5 ' f x . ,S as . is ,,,, , . :Dm ' if f l .D -' i'r-. DD ' Q 1' ' FN- - 5' ' 5423-fi ' D iii. f- - , 3 :ff--l - Q t - ' D .. if l f an al, l 1 if 4+ no - - 3 'f5gf,, Q ' ,Q av A ,, L!! N' av Boys' J.V. Soccer . ,..W- .Q .mmm whim., km But, you have to listen to me. I'm your COACH!!! The Boys' Junior Varsity Soccer team had another enjoyable ,., .. res, ,,.s. ,sm No, lt's mine. ,WY ' 4: 1, season. The team depended upon team play and cooperation it 1 rather than individual efforts. The leaders in this spirit were halfbacks Alan Travers, C.J. Burke, Ben Thayer, Iinemen Joey Chase, David Coolidge, Otis Wirth, and fullback David Kitteridge, The rest of the team responded with a balanced attack and a hustling defense. The team had several victories where it outplayed a better team with its own passing and agressiveness. Coach Doug Housten was very pleased with the team and hopes future seasons will be as much fun to coach. F' 1 . .,,, -, ff a 'K , ' z H ivwhpfsfkfqfem, . ll 8 s hw? s s ' . K i is C J 2- Lg C -as is 1 J i .: si Q Q 4 gg L g h Q Q. 5 5' R C if A C. Q, Q . C so Q, V fs N 8 is N 1 4 .ry 1 'X , f, so J s Q Q. 1 ii fm. 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Y- for is Froni: Mike Burns, Dovid Foih, Jomes Condon, Rob Aicheie, Ken Lofler, Chris Sfone, Jim Poreni, Bock: Cooch John Siopies, John Souinier, Eric Dunion, Greg Russell, Vince Clough, Col Powers, Ed Monzi, More Mousseou, Asst Cooch Terry Doggeii. .. I diy! s imwg, K Q'f.s.,, C A ssms,v-WNBA' J M -hgf,g,, IT's jusi you ond me ogoinsi The world!!! 5 5 - I 5 i ia... 45, ' fr. .adam ' Six - lVlan Football Six-man football, a sport which hadn't been played in Maine since before World War ll, made a comeback at B.A. in 4979. Berwick's football program was very strong in the 60's and 7O's, but the phase- out of post-graduate and boarding students led to a sharp decline in the number of available players. Coach Staples decided to import the six-man concept from Texas and the experiment proved to be a big success. Four other schools fielded similar clubs and several others are interested in meeting the Bulldogs in future years. The '79 record: B.A. 29 New Hampton O B.A. 21 Holderness 6 Proctor 18 B.A.l2 Phillips Exeter 33 B.A. 42 Team Captain Ed Manzi, a senior from Acton. was voted Most Valuable Player, and Chris Stone, a junior from Ogunquit, received the Most Improved Player award. Mr. Doggett served as Asst. Coach. l 'K iw: 4 Q: Z 1309! :' 13 e qff Q A Fronl, Diane Gravel, Jenny While, Nicole Goaino, Elaine Daigle, Marina Flynn, Susan Eagan, Gwen Swope, Back' Cheryl Garrily, Terry Tnaden, Elaine Senay, Bern Travers, Jane Spaulding. wzwmwfm rr ii L .495 fx wssgfr Girls' Baskeiball AfTer several years wiThouT a Team girls' baskeiball was revived aT Berwick This year wiTh a seven game schedule against oTher prep schools in Maine and New Hampshire. The squad suffered early season blow-ouTs aT The hands of sTrong varsiTies from BrewsTer and Calvary Chrisiian, bul made sTeady progress, according To Coach John Siaples, as The campaign wore on. By February, The Bulldogs were Tough enough To be wiThin nine poinTs of mighiy Hyde in The fourTh auarTer and losi To Hebron by iusT five poinTs Jane Spaulding, a sophomore from Kennebunk Beach, led The club in fb ,.,.... scoring wilh an average of Thirieen poinTs per game and was named lvlosT Valuable Player. Elaine Senay, a No. Berwick Junior, was The leading rebounder and lvlosT Improved Player, and The Teams CapTain Award wenT To Elaine Daigle of l?'ochesTer, The Team's only senior. Wiih Twelve players reTurning nexT year winning is jusT a maTTer of Time. I Q,,,,.-.- ...Nb g, A i C3 i .MM Left To right: Eorl Clough, Phil Ruck, John Soulnier, Col Powers, Gordon Riifer, Brett Lincoln, Vinceni Clough, Greg Nesmon, Jock Spaulding, Ken Lofler, Cooch Roberi Hawkes. 2 ,re I i , .Kim ma! 2 Qiifjlfg 3 I f, .V,, i, , . , - Q :VV W X A - ' V i Weir, - ' 'ff fi F , 4 rg A i , ,,,, 4 in VarsiTy Baskeiball Arlene, Charlene, Darlene, and Marlene: Cheerleaders for The vicTorious Jr. Class Bas- keTball Team. T' S' , 13 , W , yi .f ., U , 'fi a lx T This year's VarsiTy BaskeTball Team enjoyed iTs mosT successful season in many years. An opening loss To Waynfleie and The lack of Team experience and depTh were overcome rapidly. The final record was 43 wins and 3 losses. Highlighls in The season were The exciTing wins over ExeTer J.V., Hyde J.V., Norfh YarmouTh VarsiTy, and The down-To-The-wire wins aT home over WaynfIeTe, BrewsTer J.V., and Holderness J.V. CapTain Greg Nesman and MIP Vince Clough, boTh seniors, will be missing from nexT year's Team, buT MVP BreTT Lincoln will reTurn wiTh six oTher players who made key conTribuTions This year and picked up invaluable game experience. 0 -. us r 25252. ,ilvrsf M ,ww sgf, n,f Ng- fy , 'W-vnu ,gnu W K rl Back: Coach Mark Eineridge, William Krisher, T. Bisoornei, Randy Preston, Kevin Anglin, David Coolidge, Brad Rodgers, Froni: Ricky Tiffi, Tim Doggeii, Torn Spaulding, Peier Burns, Marc Sauinier. 14 lam L? 1 ar 76 -su-.- J.V. Basketball X The J.V. Basketball team got off to a slow start losing its first five games. With each game, the team got succesfully better, but lacked the confidence needed to win. After not so gentle prodding, we finally put it all -Q together and won our next four games, a record for recent J.V. teams. We relaxed and lost our final two games. The season was marked by strong performances by David Coolidge and Bill Krisher, with good support from Brad Rogers, Randy Preston, and Tom Spaulding. B it We had a lot of fun Csays Mark Etheridgej ,,ssi and there seems to be a good nucleus for a stronger team next year. ,qs ncfjijpv- 'V . ,,,, I ., , ., ' 4 Y '33, Y 1 'F i N vi ' -5 -4 3 , . Froniz Joey Chose, Jirn Gognon, Deon Gilberi, Kenny Plonle, Brod Allen, Ken Bodwell, Bock: Assl. Cooch Rich Burns, Glenn Powers, Poul Ossenbruggen, Mike McDonnell, SCOTT Kirrnes, Alon Trovers, JD. lVlcGorr, Anders Frelin, Oils Wirln, Coocn Douglos Houslen. h .lllivillk A o,LT'i A v Q iy t :Fur ... l A , , A LxLLL SX O C -I-9 V ...x y The 4979-4980 Berwick Academy Hockey Team had a very successful season with a 7 wins and 3 losses record. Anders Frelin was voted the most improved player, Dean Gilbert, the most valuable player, and Brad Allen was voted captain. Because of early morning practices, a great deal of dedication was demanded from each player. As a result, head Coach Douglas Housten, was able to mold this group into a team very quickly. Mr. Housten did his usual excellent job coaching and says that with such young talent as Joey Chase returning, the future looks bright for our hockey program. All the players would like to thank Mr. Housten for his unselfish attendance at all early morning practices. I S- , A A MAD MOUNTAIN Gulrdoor Challenge MOMMA - MARJOPIE . I f MOUNTAIN MAN - RICI-IAR MORRIS Em' ' ,Q REDFORD NOEL 1 I ' X S' A is A I O . F N , I. A NI X I , 'K I ,Q A 'FA 'N -I 4 I 9 v .3 KL V .7 1 W A 1' If Mr A HI, l'm Jim Cafes x' pf' , . , a D ROBERT MES X X W Wai 3 xx I I IOOO 3' ,A A 5 if is X A f I 4I l s ' W Q- T f 9 ..4 e,,il: W u v x 4-'qi avr K T '4'.T'T 1', r 7g A K' 11 T VZ.. fx , i an . Q 24'- A . L I -5, -L, .Y em- . -. -5 ri 1 g . .v ' T sw' 1 'T I ff? . , AJ, F , ,,..'- X 1,11 , Y .N sf, ' .. W x,AA S Adm Mr. CarTer, l'm noT oin an farTher, MounTain Man Noel Y ' . ism laws' The ouTdoor challenge program survived anoTher year. Group members included Michael Graf, Andy McClure, Jane Merrow, Michael HalleTT, Marjorie Morris, Richard Noel, Jim Cafes, David KiTTeridge, and John Considine. One of The fundamenTal aims of The prograrn is To Teach winTer camping skills. This year was parTicularly successful due To The lack of snow! However, all good Things always come To a posiTive finish. This year's OuTdoor Challenge group will always be remembered for iTs more noTable human behavior aTTribuTes. Try To undersTand The seemingly paradoxical concepT of friendly violence or The famed KiTTredge Principle - When all else fails don'T use your head. Perhaps The group will also be remembered for iTs eTymologizing , in parTicular The word 'nice' came To mean anyThing ouTrageously performed, no maTTer how inane, insane, or profane! This was definiTely a 'nice' group. 1, . A- N .1 iw- ' T A 5 T fs X .is ilix 5 W 'Sf f , T . .si -... . ' gs f, .1 if , f .. V' 4, M? pp T. W ,KA I .V ,T .3 ,vb big, ' Z f ',fXfs ' ff'1'5f il, fl. 5 I l ' it l'W'fffXg.i2 E s A XA, e l -ybfifpi vm ..- ' '-1. . ' NW M Q it Front: Jomi Mocdrty, Cdtny McClure, Cdthy Myers, Cdtny Stevens, Ellen Wentworth, Wendy Woods, Jeonne Bloir, Mdry Ellen Dulude, Wendy Swope, Suson Eogdn, Bock: Codon Betsy Longer, Potricid Riley, Megdn Hdley, Celeste Soudier, Kdte Skelton, Debbie Knight, Debro Hollowdy, Piper Burns, .lone Merrow, Ann Ruck, GGDG Fdtn, Anito Roberts. ,s Gi, . ,gd nv.-S Q. , .,,, .., -,,,.!, i, 1 W I IAA. 'A X ff, fif! Q' ,W ,MB J' , if T T mm, 55 1 .LL. ,, 1 R 1. . ' ' 'f . www A . ,. 1514? we Girls' Locrosse -I f I , . -- ., ,f.,.n5e'.effsyv ,,,. H r--' 4 ,P vf..,,fm def 5, 4, f M ff? ff, uf W -erm .. . Q 2,1 551. - ,,, . . , ,u.,mfvg,f'.+f :LW :wr . , . , 1.7, i . , .L '. N V., ,,,.zf,:fzw,, 4 ' --ffwmys, 1'-,, :ef 1 xy 4..ifQ,, . W Ti' T w 's Q 1. wma' V f- Q ,.. The girls' ldcrosse Tedm, in iTs second yedr os o spring sporf of B.A., hod d fine sedson. The girls ployed o very difficulT schedule ond finished wiTh o 3 ond 7 record, losing Two gdmes by only one gool. CoThy STevens ond Wendy Woods held The Teom TogeTher os co-copToins. Ann Ruck wos vofed The mosT improved ployer. High gool scorer, Cdfhy STevens, won The MVP dwdrd. Her rdpid lefTy shof kepT The offense sTrong. The Tedm is losing nine pldyers This yeor, so we look To The undercldssrnen To pull Togerher for dnofher successful sedson. X 7,'i1f fi- V frtf' 'QU 1' fr' Ks X352 . , 5 T. 'T '.i' ., s 5. M T ,, . . .,i s ii1?i?i ,. A ,. r i. wi-WT ? if , IN Q . if 5 wr, A am W K 5 ,cg P .QQ . ,Q ' 4 T' J ' i s . lr A T 'iw A-Wi -. J 'I fi K ,' sfzff.. XLLL L' LL ,s ' C ' '.LA J ' . Fronl: Mike Halleli, C.J. Burke, Joey Chase, Anders Frelin, Eric VanZanTen, Jim Gagnon, John Howard, Andy McClure, Eric Katz, Mike Graf, Middle: Assl. Coach Mark Etheridge, Glen Powers, Phil Ruck, Greg Nesman, Alan Travers, Ken Bodwell, Brad Allen, Ken Planle, Greg Russell, Ed Diharce, Coach Paul Rlgaud, Back: Ben Thayer, Jeff Noel, Jed Suller, Vince Clough, Ken Wasson, Eric Morin, Jack Spaulding, Brel? Lincoln. l ' may f ' '- . . 3 ,j L k . iff, KL C i CJ Boys' Lacrosse 3 . ffl, 'Y' xi - f.,'h-2.:s,J film ,Q Q'- pf v, - I-:-..A.1. o W if all git ly, Abc off f in I i rf H ' i , 3-his !.I g g .'2-Q2-u-n..o-A 1 ' iifiilill 'li ll 3-'-ltgf , N. , Lacrosse at Berwick enjoyed another fine season by posting a perfect Q-O record. This undefeated season came to a dramatic end by a close victory over a strong Hyde club. Highlighting the season were two victories over Waynflete, New Hampton, and Hyde. Jim Gagnon, goaltender and most Improved player this year, played strongly all season as did seniors Ken Plante, Greg Nesman, and Ken Wasson, Junior attackman, Jack Spaulding, our most valuable player, led a strong team in scoring this year. Although ten seniors are graduating, six starters are returning with another year of experience behind them. Next year's team should continue to improve and with the enthusiasm shown this year there will be no doubt of another fine season. Record: B.A. 44 - Holderness 6 B.A. 44 - Hyde 4 B.A. 43 - New Hampton 2 B.A. 44 - Waynflete 3 B.A. 42 - New Hampton 4 B.A. - Proctor 5 8 B.A. 44 - Waynflete O B.A. 5 - Tilton 4 B.A. 42 - Hyde 44 , ,,., . K f 1 sais: J fp, ' X' ..., .. 3 ., , 4 1 sau: y wiiiwifg, Aggfrissag' Q E1i55T'zi-ffl ' ' WI! 'fb 53 fimxwi . . 2 WW I C, idiom Q C so FronT: David Smiih, Harry Brown, Kevin Anglin, Tim Doggeri, Randy Presion, Wiliiam Krisher, Middle: Tom Spaulding, David Faih, Lucas Merrow, Mike McDonnell, John Sauinier, John Adams, John Diagle, Back: Coach Terry Doggefi, Coach Rich Burns, James Keays, Ed Manzi, JD. McG-arr, Coach Roberi Hawkes, X ,.'k B ' F ' , K I , r N 'J oz ' X f-- J Q9 i mfr 1, ' 1 , 4f,,y4. ' 'fu li 44.15, If i X , X iii' X Qi W - X .4 ' i r -gm 1 ' ' fv --iii . ev, ' . , ,. , , - V f A In -12'-Yong? W :X '1 X I ,, , , A ,,f ,ig ,Jr Vrxxyfhgh gig, I If I ' w 4 .fi -K I . . - 'f-n N wr-1 V! My V? J S r., if J V Ak Q L , , N, V.. P, , X , ,g M , A ,W M ,A ,, 3 ,. 7 'Sa N 2 h , ar , R J 1: 2 , -,.- 1 9 'uf 'igf iyy, Vt, -.,- - ex,-V fx 0 Qi Baseball T U V I ,wwevwv ' g V K XY , J in T A., . - ' This year's baseball Team was The youngesT in many years. There was buT one senior on The Team and The sTarTing uniT ofTen included Three eighTh graders and one sevenTh grader. When The rains of spring washed ouT several key pracTices, we had To rely on our experienced players To hold us TogeTher during our early games. Our overall record was four wins and five losses. Ed Manzi, a fine hiTTer and caTcher and our only senior, was eIecTed boTh CapTain and MosT Valuable Player. David FaTh, a sophomore infielder. was selecTed as MosT improved Player. The youTh of This Team lndicaTe ThaT The fuTure of Berwick Baseball is brighT. . Y-2 'T ' .. ,l ' , .4 Y -w.f .aidwfflli-... 5-Sf 5' x P - a gp ffffiffffgi ,Q n ' C .if Tkgfzyfgarv fir, 4 'W k xl' 2 easijfe w? :F 5 , '05 Eloine Doigle, Isobel Flynn, Muffy Flynn, Ann Converse, Codon Suzi Moore, Noi pictured: Jone Spoulding, Cindy Word, Liso lvlorier, Colny Coolidge, Eloine Senoy, an 4, , gi Q 1 i'. Fri ,, 9 Qs, R- R A s . . , .j C5352 . ' ' 1 Qs 552 R Girls' Tennis 11 1 NJKN L5 L ,,,,.iJ I K s 1 s , . - , 1, T A s W X f -,L s , .r r I T -fl 55, T ',.'ff ' . ' , 7 R 1 ,,, K , 1-Ss,-s,,Lf,e g 5-.VV - .fffgf . fig ,X , ..,u iz- ,Zn lg This is The second yeor of The Girls' VorsiTy Tennis. They ployed o full schedule This yeor so Tissse islfslls o gdinsT very good schools ond finishing wiTh o 5-3 seoson. Cooch Suzi Moore soys, The J girls' Tennis skills improved greoTly in oil dreos This yeor. The Teorn is very young ond I om hoping for onoTher sTrong seoson nexT yeor. 5 c sp s Q ,. ,ss T , X -.W , T . fx T' , -w,-1lM ...M . f --L L 1 ,nfs T 1 - .. ,. ,wg , :, .V '33 1 sq .K .. . L. .... ,A H4 f 4 1 'X Hx: ' ,q-if sz fs o ., rf fm. .. .Q ,ss :gg 1+ he V iv' 5 5 up i in-1 1 ,. 1 rs, Q w A s Qs I a , si - '11 5 it -gf if s ' vs is Q-.fl - .nfs . .B is s ss? 1, 'BAN it-p N., Sarffff-' v ii From: Dovid Kirrredge, Joy Dreyer, Chris Srone, Oris Wirrh, Bock: Col Powers, Jody Smith, Coolidge, Cooch John Moses. 1 N 'E Gordon Rirrer, Dovid ,. .N ,,,,QmQm-W www' I- . . J Boys' Tennis Q , , -0--11... kz 8 AlThouQh iTs record of 0 wins ond A losses wos cerToinly noT specToculor, mere sToTisTics do noT odquoTely show The growTh of The Teom during This sedson. WiTh 5 sophomores, 2 freshmen, ond 4 eighTh groder in The sTorTing line-up, we were for less experienced Thon ony of our opponenTs. 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'ffm 2-ff 61 i ,f Q X 1133 x ,' . , gi ,Q .fi-if I Y gin. 4 Yearbook Staff Left to right: Debbie Knight, Cathy Stevens, Vincent Clough, Dean Giibert, Ken Wasson, Sarah Davidson, Darcy Raymond, Cathy McClure, Wendy Woods, Kate Skelton, Missing: Jennifer Dutton. 5:5 'C gsse . S D 'MUN 49s.u' 1 'Fil l 4 Q .f-.YS . 1? X C XJ ,.4f fr' i in ff' Jaan. nhl A' -3 W? ,Q as Pnoiograpny Clulo Fronl: Kurl Adams, Sides: Mike Burns, Jim Gagnon, Firsl row: Philippa Richards, Andrea Kirmes, Rusly Kendall, Zachary Harmon, Chad Dunlon, Tim Doggell, Second row: Kalny Anglin, Dean Langlon, mary Bern Coolidge Jonainan True, Wnilney Spears, David C-rice, Tnird row: Nicole Godino, Jesse Ware, David Smiln, Peler Burns, Ted Newman, Jennifer Haq, Sieve Arnaull, Kevin Anglin, S C T O Cl l Kenneln rn n Lafler, John Gregg, D Richard Noel, C Eric Labonle. A I Ll n d D W Q EE' . ,..,.-. fn-in Q L 'W Vclediciorions - Deon Gilbert and Ken Wasson rf' . Xwf, ', -. .f --,suv C9rczducJTion Class Of 4980 'FF ' i, ,g,,,,f,i Q nr' Dr. Herbert Ross Brown THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Widely known as an author, editor, and literary historian, Professor Herbert Ross Brown was an active member of the Bowdoin faculty from 1925 until his retirement in 1972. He is a native of Allentown, Pa., and is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Lafayette College fB.A.J, Harvard University fM.A.j, and Columbia University fPh.D.l. Honorary doctorates have been awarded to him by Bowdoin, Bucknell, Lafayette and the University of Maine, and he has been a visiting lecturer at several universities in the U. S., Europe, and India. Prof. Brown has served as editor of the New England Quarterly, an historical review of New England life and letters, since 1944. 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