Berwick Academy - Quamphegan Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

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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!

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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

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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.