Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1988 volume:

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While in high school Mr. Sands was very active in athletics, playing baseball and basketball for four years and football for two years. Following graduation, Mr. Sands enrolled at Hartford Art School where he received scholarships while earning his Bachelor of Arts degree. He graduated from Hartford in 1959. Following two years of U.S. Army duty in Colorado and Hawaii, Sands was discharged and returned to Connecticut where he worked in the Art Design field. In 1964, Mr. Sands accepted a teaching position at Fifth Street junior High School in Bangor, in 1980 he transferred to Bangor High. Mr. Sands and his wife of twenty years, Sue, have one daughter, Kerry. They reside in Carmel. Mr. Sands has endeared himself to staff and students throughout his years in Bangor. His sincere interest in his students extends beyond the classroom as he supports all school activities with his time and talents. In 1985 he received the Staff Member of the Year Award at Bangor High School. It is with great pleasure that the 1988 ORACLE is dedicated to Mr. Ronald Sands. Mr. Ronald Sands teacher, friend N ff. fi... xi V 3 -aim: ' aai 1 'I .., Cute, wasn't he? 'Qi . 1. .,1, 3 iff.. , 4, '11 , Vxvz' an ,,'.- K fl 'r 1' 'A . A Q, , . ' '..L.1-QI . , 'g,, 1 ,mu,.Y K. . -.A4 'v:7' 'A ', f'1r' 'Y ax NVQ! S ,.t: 'i'g1'.':': 1..1,'-xj i .AJ- X..'.'r' , ,' 1 '- ,JT ' , AI' ,'... Af v X, X IQ- 51' 1 'H elf -+.m.......,. 4 wa .af V' ' v TlQ,,' mf? 3 41' 25' i f 3 1 - A Aff 'V HI A A57 . '92 V5 wfisfvirz A Q H -A ,vm ,-1 ' -' ' - Q H 1,4 :? w. 'f y . ey, A Class X x s sth A-1 DEXTER HIGH 1954 3, ,A-l N -E., V ,, ....b Zff.w..w.: , i 23 f 1 Y i x 5 i I l 1 V 4 5 V ? 4 f I 4 H w E i i 2 5 4 1 1 W r Y r W I v A a i 24 I I Dr. lohn F. Fahey Principal l Mrs. Maureen Hodge Guidance Counselor Mrs. Carole Bassi Receptionist l - Mr. Raymond Bussiere Mr. Norris Nickerson Mr. Gerald Ballanger Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor Mr. lames McNamara Mrs. Paula Tingley Mrs. Irene Bartlett Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Bookkeeper -Nl l Mrs. Elaine Carlson Mrs. Nancy Patterson Mrs. Mary Ellen Perry Principal's Secretary Attendance Registrar J.. Mr. William Ames Mr. Kevin Birkel English Math Mr. lack Brown Mr. Wilbur Buehler Math Math Ms. Marlene Carras Mrs. Deanna Carson Hearing Impaired Foreign Languages ' Mrs. loanne Bowden Social Studies Mrs. Renee Campbell Elnglish Mrs. Dianna Christakos English C 4 N Mr. Robert Cimbollek Mrs. Claire Cousins Mr. Ronald Cousins Physical Education Reading Reading - Dept. Head W E Mrs. Margaret Comer Mr. Barry Crocker Mrs. Qiane D'Amico Special Education Special Education Special Education 1. l +1 at F i Y i i - Mr. Alvaro Diaz Mr. Philip Emery Mr. Iohn Erickson Foreign Languages Science Speech - Theatre Prod Mrs. loyce Harrison Science Mr. Gary Gallant Science l Mr. Stephen Godsoe Math - Dept. Head Mrs. Carol Farthing English - Dept. Head Ne sl. Sagas. MN, Mr. Ronald Geagan Social Studies Mrs. Catherine Gordon Math Mr. Richard Foster Industrial Ed. - Dept. Head ,- ti Mr. Roger Gillis ' Science ' i 1 l 4 l l l l 2 Q i i i l l l l Mrs. lulie Grab English i ' f , Mrs. Elaine Grant r Math Miss Constance Hallett Physical Education Mr. Wesley Hedlund Science- Mr. Robert Guyette Mr. Mark Hackett Science Dir. of Work Study Mr. Allen Harrington Mr. Frank Harrison Science Math S M ycyc S ii. ,N N .Y S. N , fs . ' in i 7 fa V H5 i A w i , i ,-'Q qla sgiairf fm ' 1 A ' l Mrs. Mary Anne Henderson Miss Betty Houlihan I ihrarian Snrial Studio: K Mr. Donald lohnson Mrs. Deanna lones Mr. Robert lones Science English Social Studies - Dept. Head e. i N i 1 1 J k 1 I 5 Mr. Rodney loyal Mr. Robert Kelley Sister Elizabeth Kilbride I Science - Dept. Head Physical Education Foreign Languages 3 N i in 4 ii 'V w,' , Q' x rim? M We-.QW ui? 3 hm. 'W 'A , S- , X ,, f i H xi M 7 .Q -1 ll ' iw : l' 'M' F' l .. 'fi ' VEn223.,,,,u iii t ' e 1 - V' X' 1 i. m ,,iw-own 1 iii . r V: 2 1 PW? 'v'fl'ii'l1l'Cg3,'QH, 'Y' Rim: , f?',f.i:f.7 ,Jr.,,G?iy'KMi1ww-9 11 . ,R wwf, ,iff Wifi?-,1i.Lf iiiwi1i V f2 Q Petra X.: 1 f,',:.fggnfi:.',, gfr:15tmg1Mf, gpg iii X A' ,1 vwe.:fE:.'..f:. X- QM .ffl awww vw-r,J.fi.-s .t -wif v Y' ' 'gi i'i.ifZmW WWW M Mrs. Victoria Kornfield Mr. Irvin-aKrupke Mrs. Stephanie Lord Cnnllcln lnllnrfrial Arif: KA'xfl-1 1 E i E Mr. Merle Lounsbury Mr. George MacDonald Mrs. Karlene Mahaney Industrial Arts English Home Economics 4 1 . sl, ., A 1,7 B 7 K - Ms. Ann Marston Mr. Thomas McGinty Mr. loanne Miller English B Special Education Health i I Mr. Arthur Monk Mr. Drew Milliken English Social Studies P Mr. Al Mooers Sgt. Clifford Nash Math R.O.T.C. Mrs. Bethany Morse Math bf, m,,.nL,1v J '17 ,LLP if gf M' fm- Y' , , ,V,,,,f M, r if gpg-ag,g?74 f .wwf ,. f'f ' 1 , 1, g,5.,f f 4' - af ru , .,, W ,,,, H V ,, ,M rf ,J ,lf ff f ni?-4 . Mrs Vlrglnla Newbert Mr Blalr Nlcholas Special Education Social Studies g S Q Mr. lohn Norris R.O.T.C. Mr. Leigh Norwood Mrs. Dolores Perenick I d ' ' n ustnal Arts Home Economics Mrs. Lynda Peterson English R Mrs. Michelle Pike Mr. lames Pike English Theatre l Y l Mr. lohn Purton Mrs. Mary lane Poole Business Foreign Languages K Mr. William Quinn Mrs. Margaret Radke Business Science Mr. lames Plummer Foreign Languages English Mr. lames Quine Social Studies - Mr. Roger Reed l Social Studies 0 Mrs. lan Rideout English Ms. Patti Roy Special Education Mr. Ronald St. Pierre Business - Dept. Head Mrs. Ann Sexton Foreign Languages Mr. Ronald Sands Art Mrs. Helene Sherburne Math 5 I I l F Mrs. Mary lou St. Pierre V Foreign Languages I l I l Mr. Robert Seccarecia Physical Education 1 l 1 1 1 l i l r I 1 Mrs. lean Sigler P Chorus f Mr. Aime Simoneau Orchetra Fine Arts - Dept. Head Mr. james Smith Social Studies r Mr. Carl Steller Industrial Arts 'F' st i l ., N 1 apx 4 :'r.:,,.yA at ' .Lvl-sill' J Mrs. Patricia Sirois Social Studies Mr. Robert Soucie Business Mrs. Barbara Stoyell Physical Education Mrs. Louise Small Math Col. Michael Spekhardt - R.0.T.C. Mr. lohn Stubbs - Math Mrs. Cynthia Sturgeon Foreign Languages Mr. Thomas Tennett Dir. of Cooperative Ed. Mr. Frank Walker Band Mrs. Virginia Sucy l Business Mrs. loyce Thomas School Social Worker 'lt .eww f ' 5,142 lf' - ,,,,.1,,W ,, , Mr. Maynard Walton Social Studies Mr. Gudrun Tarr Art l Mr. Stephen Vanedistine l Athletic Director l l l J 1 . , l 1 r l l l l l Mr. Wayne Willette Special Education . .N 4, fi. 1 A ni f Kwfbm ' ,Q . mi-if I ge ' 1?'ff iQQ 1 -Q f., ff if f 5 ii Q31 I 'XI Q ,f I f w Sp :QQ fa K i 5. af' M 'l .4 W if Q' Qaiw, Q W X ,S is I' fn fs X if , by jf ,L yr. 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Oni behhlii BVHHSOY lHisl1l'3 congratulate are about to 1 achieveg Your imminent l l V f l Vl ff Ef You will find 1he7fOVRACLE 1988, tot be fyourV best source ,Vi of memories and will Search through it pageby pagesatffifsti later you will browsei1and ijVehjoyfitover and over. i P V V For the staff Vandsllaizlvisolrfoffjthe ORACLE, the book is, the cu lmir1ationfjoffaV tremendous amount of vyorkg The long after school hours, the worry, and ultimately the satisfaction of the finished product go hand in hand. We knowl you' will appreciate their efforts., V 5 ' V f i Q V i V To all of our Seniors, Vmembefsfof the Class of 1988, we wish good health, happy lives and successful believe you are all well prepared to face challenges, 5 i jg ii i 55 V V VV V V l T V V51 V 5 VViV V l 40 'S Y fu A in fx 4 ,ff 0 QM' f 41. CRES I 05 5 lo! gp Q ff? Chris Adams Can you picture what will be, so limitless and free. - jim Morrison Marcia Ann Adams Love is . . . knowing I have a friend ready to catch me if I fall. Football Cheerleader 9, 10, 115 Band 95 Chorus 95 Play 95 Home- coming Committee 105 Interna- tional Club 105 Basketball Cheer- ing9, 10, 11, 125 Sam the Ram 115 Class Council 12 jennifer Ames If it weren't for the rocks in its bed, the stream would have song. Peer Support 95 Spring Track 95 Class Council 9, 115 Girl Varsity Soccer 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 ORACLE 12 Lori-Ann Argent 42 Eben A. Adams Anybody who is any good is dif- ferent from any body else. - Felix Frankfurter Football 95 Key Club 95 Tennis 9, 11, 125 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Boys' State 115 Boys' Nation 115 Voice of Democracy 115 Class Council 12 jennifer lane Alley And all this may be just a dream so it seems I was never much good at good-bye. Gypsy 95 Spring Track 10, Man- ager 115 Cheering 115 Flag Team 10, 11, 125 Dirigo Girls' State Se- lect 11 jason R. Anderson Vide0! Videotaped Sports 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball Manager 1 1 janice Ann Arnold A friend is someone who comes in when the world steps out. Softball 9 Sreg Baker Lead, follow or get the WC? out af the way. - Winston Churchill Football 9, 10, 11 Matthew Michael Baldacci Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile. - Grateful Dead William A. Bellamy V l When things are blackest, l just tell myself 'cheer up, things could be worsel' And sure enough they get worse! Y Robert Lynn Asprin Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Band Board 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 12 Traci M. Bickford Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled 'by and that had made all the dif- ference. - Robert Frost Softball 9, 10, 12g K-Club 9, 105 Swimming 105 Gymnastics 9g Band 10 .f-'I Nancy Helen Bailey l've lived an image not true to me. Realizing this, I set myself free. . . l'll become what I want to bel Peer Support 9 Michael S. Bassi l will be like that tree - I will die at the top. - jonathan Swift Swim Team 9,10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Coun- cil 9, ll, 12 Dina Lea Bemis Goodbye to you . . .together we climbed hills and trees, learned of love and ABC's, skinned our hearts and skinned our knees rf - Terry lack Travel Club 105 Chorus 11, 12, Haystack Arts Festival 11 Heather Elizabeth Black The hopes that lost in some far distance seem, maybe the truer life and this the dream. - Adelaide Ann Procter Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Council V.P. 9, P. 10, P. 11, 12, Football Cheering 9, 10, 11, Basketball Cheering 9, National Honor Society 11, 127 Pippin 11, One Act Play 11, Dirigo 115 Girls' State 115 Fiddler on the Roof 125 Key Club 12, ORACLE 12 43 Cherl Blyther Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint on it you can. - Danny Kaye Key Club 11, 125 Olympics ofthe Mind 115 Lil HOUSQ Staff 115 Chemistry Olympiad 115 ORA- CLE 12 Debra Lynn Boisvert The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched they must be felt from the heart. Rachel Audrey Booker You are - your life and nothing else. - Sarte Grease 95 Pippin 1 15 Fiddler on the Roof 123 Cod 115 Drama Club 95 Writing Club 95 Debate Club 9, 10, 11,125 Speech Team 11, 12 B. David Boyington Life goes by too fast, so slow down and take it a step at a time, Football 9, 10, 125 Weight Lifting 9, 10, 125 Floor Hockey 9, 10 44 sn- i li? ' I 141. T 1 l 1' , fypgyr f ,j . .V H 1 , ..,- 1'-Y' v ' james W. 1. Bohm Wisdom and knowledge is granted unto thee5 and I will give thee riches, and wealth, and hon- or - Il Chronicles 1:12 ROTC 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 9,10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 95 Soccer 10 Paul Bolin Success, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholderf' Band 9, 10, 115 Intramural Vol- leyball 95 Indoor Track 105 Spring Track 10, 11, 125 ORACLE 12 Chris Bowker My lover's eyes are nothing like the sun. - G. Sunner - Shakespeare Swimming 95 Math League 9, 105 Boys' State 115 Speech 11, 125 Olympics of the Mind 11, 12 jennifer Bragg Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Science Fair 95 Peer Support 9, 10, 115 Class Council 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 National Science Olympiad 11, 12 l l lohn Scott Braveman A Diligence in all things is the strongest fulcrum of success. - M. Tupper Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 105 Student Council 95 Class Council 125 Weightlifting 9, 10, 11, 125 Floor Hockey9, 10,11, 12 Shannon Bridgham The only way to have a friend is to be one. Kara L. Brunette My high school years have con- sisted of some crazy experiences but now it is time to grow up and experience the world. Softball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball Manager 95 Class Council 125 OR- ACLE 125 Fiddler on the Roof 12 Cale L. Burger Without this playing with fan- tasy no creative work has ever yet come to birth. - Carl lung Basketball 9, 10, 115 Baseball 9, 105 Soccer 10, 11, 125 Class Council 11, 12 Michele Bridges Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. Tricia Brooks It's never any good dwelling on goodbyes. It is not the being to- gether that it prolongs, it is parl- ing. - Ivid Soccer 9, 105 Basketball 95 Soft- ball 1O5 All Bangor Night 105 Tal- ent Show 1 1 Ken Buckley lf there is nothing then it's all right now . . . oh well . . . you de- cide. Antonio F. Bushey Where have all the good times gone? - Van Halen Basketball 10, 11, 12 45 Paul Ioseph Bussiere Spread your wings and soar like an eagle. Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, Basket- ball Manager 9g Rifle Team 10, 11, 12 Robert C. Byrum Well, isn't that special! Chess 11, 12 Christine Barbara Capen No power, no imposition, no ca- tastrophe can uproot the person- al dignity of each human being. Bill Clark 46 Q- ' PIP' '12 '1'T' Sarah jane Butterfield The thought that life could be better is woven indelibly into our hearts and into our brain. - Paul Simon Travel Club 9, Chorus 9, 107 Key Club 115 Field Hockey 105 Pippin 11, Class Council 12, ORACLE 12 Michael Campbell Football 9, Intramural Basketballl 10, ll, 12 , lulie Ann Chandler lt is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. - The Little Prince Soccer 9, Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Support 105 Class Coun- cil 125 ORACLE 12 Jamey Cooper All that is now, all that is gone, all that's to come and everything under the sun is in tune. - Pink Floyd Ellis Craft Margaret M. Crichton The mind of man is capable of anything - because everything is in it, -joseph Conrad Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 127 Swim Team 9, 115 Softball 9, Student Council 9, Track 11, 12 Larry Wayne Cunningham lr. Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. - john F. Kennedy ROTC 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 10, 11, 12, Honor Guard 10, 117 Rangers 11, 12, Rifle Team 12 Melanie Cummings Follow your dreams, wherever they may lead. Lisa lean Craig lf I take the wings of morning, dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, even there I'm never alone. Andrew Croce Take me disappearing through my mind down the foggy ruins of time, far from the twisted reach of crazy sorrow. - Bob Dylan Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Ice Hockey 9, 10,11, 12 john S. Cummings I'm waiting for the day when I can shake your hand. - P.D.W. Swim Team 9, 10 Lisa I. Dauphinee Success is never final and failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts. Band 10, 11, 12 47 Danielle L. Davis Always be what you are and al- ways be the best of what you can be Chorus 9 Ann M. Day Make new friends, but keep the old. Those are silver, these are gold. Softball 9 Darren Delano -1. Parry lohn Anthony Dionne My friends, my friends we never got together again boy. I love my friends, my friends. 48 Eddie Money 'Ub- Keith 1. Davis Know not only where you are going, but what you are going for. Football 9 i Ben Defroscia Miles from nowhere guess i I'll take my time. Chris Detour 1 l lulieann Diramio V My youth may wear and waste, l but it shall never rust. Stage Crew: Cypsy 9, West Side Story 10p Band 11, 125 Flag Squad 11, 12g Speech Team 12 Catherine 1. Donnelly Better trust all and be deceived, than doubt one heart that, if be- , lieving, had blessed our life with true believing. - George Michael Soccer 9, 105 Basketball 95 OR- ACLE 115 Science Club 11 Robert Dow Life is a preparation for the fu- ture and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there was none. - Elbert Hubbard Baseball 95 Soccer 10, 11 Kevin M. Duren Robert S. Eslin Don't Dream it, Be it. Fn'f vw-if !,. . tl. 4, ' 4 A , . it x Q 9 ' V f Qi bl! v 1 Swimming 9, 105 One Act Play 115 Q Play Fiddler on the Roof Dawn Marie Helena Dougherty National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Olympics of the Mind 11, 125 Key Club 115 Debate 115 Maine Scholars Days 11 Melissa Doyle Keep your head held high. Memories are tender. Reach for the sky. Don't regret mistakes. Dreams, ambition makes. Chorus 9, 10, 115 Band 9 Sakiko Endo A friend is the most important asset in life. james lerome Fahey It's not what pumps the iron . .. it's what pumps the blood! - Huba Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Council 9, 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 49 Anne Marie Fecteau People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. - Logan Pearsall Smith Chorus 9, 10, 11, Concert Choir 11 67 Amy M. Fenlason Experience is the child of Thought, and Thought is the child of Action. We can not learn men from books. - Benjamin Disrael Field Hockey 9, Basketball 9 ,.., john D. Fessenden I will never forget the friends, the teachers, and most of all the spirit of Bangor High School. ORACLE 115 Spring Track 11 if I f it A 414 S., Lauraj. Fitzpatrick A There is no end to the adven- , 7 1 1 I' A ig ' 'V tures we can have if only we seek 'V W' Q them with our eyes open. ,. , , V 'E 5 I A A l l Basketball Cheering 9: Class - . it A Council 9, Talent Show 9, 11: All ,Q 1 'V V . if Bangor Night 10 VgL,,, w 50 Kathryn R. Fenderson Every chance one takes brings him closer to his dream. Football Cheering 9, 10, Basket- ball Cheering 9, 105 Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 12 Ieffy A. Ferrell Of all the things I've lost, I think I miss my mind the most! Play Gypsy 9, West Side Story 105 Pippin 1 1, Fiddler on the Roof 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, District V Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12g Portland Symphony Musical Festival 9 Yvan Nicholas Fitch Many times I've lied. Many times I've listened. Many times wondered. How much there is to know. - jimmy Page Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12, Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 105 National Science Olympiad 11, 12, ORACLE 12, Class Council 12, Maine Iunior Classical League 12 Susan Michelle Flagg Hold fast to dreams. For if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Michael Andrew Fowler Some folks hate the whites, who hate the black, who hate the clan. Most hate anything that we don't understand. - Kris Kristopherson Intramural Tennis 95 Weight Lift- ing9, 10, 11, 125 Tennis 9,10,11, 125 Football 105 Intramural Bas- ketball 11, 125 Intramural Floor Hockey 12 l Heather Kathleen Gallant lt may be those who dream most do most. - Stephen Leocock Manager Softball 9 Cindy George Always have a dream and be- lieve it will come true. Strive to make it happen in everything you dom - Marcia Pointer james Gilreath Don't do it today. Put it off for tomorrow. Band 9, 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 West Side Story 10 Mindy I. Frankel Time it was and what a time it was we must preserve our mem- oriesg they're all that's left for us H Football Cheering 95 Basketball Cheering 9, 105 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Maine Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 All Bangor Night 95 Field Hockey 10, 115 Key Club 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Girls' State 115 Math Team 12 Tom Gallant Evenin' Officer. lan I. M. Gillis Nuke 'em 'till they glow. - Alexander Haig ORACLE 9, 125 National Honor Society 10, 115 Olympics of the Mind 115 Science Olympiad 11, 125 Rifle Team 125 Science and Humanities Symposium at UNH 11 Charity Lee Gobeil We create our tomorrows by what we dream today. Peer Support 10, 115 Drill Team 105 Rangers 105 ROTC 10, 11 51 joshua S. Goodman The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. - Gen. Sheridan Swim Team 10, 115 ORACLE 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Olympics ofthe Mind 115 Sci- ence Olympiad 115 Class Council 12 Thana P. A, Grant Wisdom begins in wonder. Indoor Track 95 Chorus 9, 105 Swim Team 115 Class Council 125 Student Council 12 Peggy Grenier Yes, to dance beneath the dia- mond sky which one hand wavin' free silhouetted by the sea. - Bob Dylan Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Speech Team 12 Mary P. Hall You were always here to hold my hand, you showed me strength and wisdom, and helped me through the rough times. Travel Club 9, 105 Tennis 95 Speech Team 9, 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball Cheering 11, 125 Play 115 Class Council 12 52 1 3 .,,A sua! . Heather Sue Gould There is no regret at the end if you live well and love well. - Elizabeth Kubler-Ross Indoor Track 9, 105 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheering 11, 125 Football Cheering 12 Kellie A. Greer . .. Our memories of the scat- tered pictures of the smiles we left behind are all that's left for USN Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 125 All Bangor Night 95 Key Club 11, 125 Peer Support 11, 125 National Honor Society 10, 115 Girls' State 11 Dominic Griffin Hollow fires burn out to black, lights are guttering low, square your shoulders, lift your pack, leave your friends and go. - A. E. Houseman Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Thomas T. Hall The key to success is respect for the pupil. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9, 10, 11,12 Melinda A. Hamm A single boatman passing up or down unavoidably shakes the whole of a wide river, and dis- turbs its very reflection. - Thoreau ORACLE 10, 11, Indoor Track 9, 10,11,12,SpringTrack9,10,11, 12 Kendra Charleen Hand That which I think - I say, That which I enjoy - I do. These at which I succeed and achieve - my best. Football Cheering 9, 10, Basket- ball Cheering 9, 105 Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Cheryl A. Harris Whatever! Shanna M. Harris Like coral stands beneath the sea, strongly built and chaste, the plans of God, unfolding, show no signs of human waste. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 10 .rf Q iff? Chris Barclay Christina R. Hansen Can you picture what will be, so limitless and free, alone in a des- perate land in search of a strang- er's hand. - james Douglas Morrison Peer Support 9, Basketball 9, 10, Class Council 12, Key Club 12 Nancy L. Harris Basketball Cheering 95 Class Council 9, 12, ORACLE 10, 11, All Bangor Night 10, 115 Pippin 115 Key Club 11, 125 Fiddler on the Roof 12 Robert james Hartstone I want to seize Fate by the throat. - Ludwig van Beethoven National Honor Society 11, 12, Math Team 11, 12, Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Intramural Floor Hockey 11, 125 Class Coun- cil 12 53 Russell Hatch One of these days they know you've got to get going. Out of the door and down on the streets alone. Class Council 9g Student Council 95 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Weight Lifting 10 Holly L. Hawkins A thoughtful word of encour- agement may be of some use in teaching us what we can and ought to be. - Anonymous Tennis 9,10,11, 125 Peer Support 12, Honor Society 9 Tim Hayden Shannon Kelly Hibbard Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. 01 41:5 7 5 4 ,.. Nancy A. Hopkins Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just be- yond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alright upon you. - Nathaniel Hawthorne Band 10, 11, 12 Roger M. Hawkins My surface is myself. Under which to witness, youth is bur- ied. - William Carlos Williams Baseball 91 Honor Society 9, 10, 115 Swim Team 105 Play 115 Peer Support 127 Rifle Team 12 Denise Lynn Henry The great essentials of happi- ness are something to do, some- thing to love, and something to hope for. - Anonymous .M f 'ev , ,. -51 ' A A Karen M. Hodge 3 A H gf With all memory and fate driven it M1 it deep beneath the waves let me 1 A 1, forget about today until tomor- , f Ft V A 'A row. , ,.',, A 5521 A f Bob Dylan ,zg?fVZ,' V , x lf.. 3.1, 3 A , . l . YQ A A ' k I A ,V In Nels ' A Sonja Elizabeth Homsted Well all right, let people know 'bout the dreams and wishes that you'd dream on the night when the lights are low. - Blind Faith Bill Hughes There is nothing more produc- tive than the last minute. - josh Goodman Track 10, 115 Intramural Floor Hockey12 Kelly L. Hynes While it's important enough to leave footprints in the sands of time, it's even more important to make sure that they're pointing in the right direction. Chorus 12 Kimberly M. jackson l've always believed that it's not important what others think of you but what you think of your- self. Track 9 Melinda Hsu Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. - Ferris Bueller Gypsy 95 All Bangor Night 9, 10, 115 Chorus 9, 10, 115 All-State Chorus 9, 105 Peer Support 9, 105 Play, Musical Director 10, 11, 125 One Act Play 10, 11, 125 Speech Team 10, 11, 125 Key Club 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Math Team 12 Ryan B, Hutchinson Honor is actually a physical thing the heart to know what's right, the guts to do what's right and the muscle to back it up. - Mack Bolan Band 9, 105 ROTC 11, 125 Rifle Team 12 lava lmhoff Envy is ignorance and imitation is suicide, Track 105 Talent Show 11 Cheryl Lee jameson To the attentive eye, each mo- ment of the year has it's own beauty. - Emerson 55 Amy Beth lellison It's better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and reject. Peer Support 9, Swim Team 10, 11, Class Council 12 Tracy Lynn Kennedy And meeting again, after mo- ments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Karen Lynn Kenyon Heredity or environment - which are you the product of? Neither, my darling - neither. just two different kinds of love. Thomas Kirlin One should rise from life as a banquet, neither thirsty nor drunk. . 4 Aristotle Football 9, 10, Track 9 56 is Q21 'f - i-. ,.' ,X 'QW' ,J f -ix Paul I. Kelly A year doesn't seem to be very long time until one begins living day by day. - A.P. Football 9, 11, 12, Hockey 9,11, Baseball 9, National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Intramural Weight Lifting 11, 12 Geraldine Mary Kenny The times are not gone - We remember special people and places vivid in our memories. The times in our sights will last for- ever. - kenger Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross County 10, 11, 12, Class Council 11, 12 Trina King Treat your friend as if one day he will be your enemy, and your en- emy as if one day he will be your friend. Soccer 9, Basketball 9, 10, Soft- ball 9, 10, ll john A. Knappe Each golden friendship I have known is like a golden star that leads me through the yesteryear of places near and far. Soccer 9, Basketball 9, 10 Shannon Marie Kneeland Life is not always what one wants it to be, but to make the best of it as it is, is the only way of being happy. - lennie lerome Churchill Softball 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Class Council 9, Newspaper 10 loel Kurth Success has always been a great liar. ' - Friedrich Nietzsche Class Council 10, Play 10, 11, One Act Play 11, Latin Club 12 Paul Alan Laffey He who does not hope to win has already lost. W I. I. Olmedo Intramural Weight Lifting 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, ln- tramural Volleyball 10, Golf 10, 11, Class Council 12 Kimberly D. LaGrange We laughed until we had to cry, We loved until we had to say good-bye. - St. Elmo'5 Fire 23 -wk. , i , David lellison Michelle Lynn Labrie To attain to a true relation to one human creature is enough to make a year memorable. Track 10, 11, 12 Erik lon Lagerquist ln the days ahead, only the very courageous will be able to take the hard and unpopular decisions necessary for our survival. - john F. Kennedy Band 9, 10, 11, Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 12, ORACLE 12 Stephanie Laliberte 57 lennifer I. LaLond tGrahamj In this present sense of time and conditions try to make transitions to survive this world in our gen- eration. Gypsy 9, West Side Story 10, All Bangor Night 11, 12, Fiddler on the Roof12g Class Council 12 Louis A. Lauderdale Imagination is more important than knowledge. - Albert Einstein Football 9, 10, 125 Weight Lifting 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, 12 Marie Kristen LePage There is no happiness for people at the expense of others. - Anwar el-Sadat Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11g Swim Team 11g Flag Squad 11 Kevin Long What? 58 1,5 Z y 5 A , 's' W ,fy Q. -y 1- 'f P 'f' 'waz' , 55 it f 'i , 565:32 ' f ff 'fi' ' 1' w-1 Y 1 f 4 f axe, N 'K erry 5,1 ,sf 1,4 , 5-'ff f Qi ' i -ffwfft' Sherry Landry Such is life, so just learn to deal with ll. Band 9, 107 Stage Band 9, 10 Kevin Lee Matthew lon Lieberman lf any man seeks greatness, let him forget greatness and seek truth, and he shall find both. - Horace Mann ORACLE 9, 10, 11, Editor-in- Chief 12, Peer Support 9, 10, In- tramural Basketball 11 Suzanne Britton Eric Long ln the dust of defeat as well as in the laurels of victory there is a glory to be found if one has done his best. - F.R.E.D. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Math Team 9,10, 11, 12, Track 9,10,11,12,ln- tramural Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Council 11, 12, Boys' State 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Homecoming King 12, Stu- dent Council 12 Ron Lunn Strive to achieve your goals, no matter how high they are. ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12, Rangers 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 9, Rifle Team 10, Color Guard 10, 11, I2 Michelle Mabry I walk on, with my feet quick to move, saying my goodbyes to the ones I'll miss. Track 9, Soccer 10, 11, All Bangor Night 11 Mary Keith Mahaney There are too many books l ha- ven't read, too many places I ha- ven't seen, too many memories I haven't kept long enough. - Irwin Shaw Football Cheering 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, Class Council 9, 12, Tennis 12 , I wing? W. 5. 3, it Nicole Lovell We meet many people in our lives but only a few make lasting impressions . . . our friends. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 10, 11, 12 Tracy Lynch One doesn't recognize in one's life the really important moments - not until it's too late. Thomas Garcia Madrid The most important things are the hardest to say but it's more than that, isn't it? e Stephen King Kathy Lynn Manson If you want to know yourselfjust look how others do it, if you want to understand others just look in- to your own heart. Peer Support 9, 10, 11, 12 59 Dean Marshman Terry Mauger We made it. The path here hasn't been easy, but the hardest part was taking that final precious step. Lewis Mctiachern jill S. McKeen Use what talents you possess, the woods would be silent if no birds sang except those who sang best. ! Anonymous Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 127 Class Counf cil 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Support 9, 10, 11, Math League 9, 10, 1 1, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Swim Team 10, Main Schol' ars' Days 11, Homecoming Queen 12 60 jason A. Mattox One of the most useless things on Earth is an excuse. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Gypsy 9 Don McCann Robin McKay Let us fix our eyes on jesus, the author and perfector of our faith. - Hebrews 12:12 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Sup- port 10g Show Choir 12 Kelly j. McKenney You have become a mature per- son when keeping a secret gives you more satisfaction than pass- ing it along. Chorus 9 Matthew T. McNeil Never board a ship unless you know where it's going. - Gordon Sumner Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' State 11 Amy Grace Merritt To think too long about doing a thing often becomes its undo- in - Eva Young Chorus 97 Key Club 12 I, xl Shawn Michaud The secret of my success is that I always managed to live to fly an- other day. - Chuck Yeager ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12, Rifle Team 10, 11, 125 Rangers 9 George Morse is ,f.Qf1f,. L: , ,if N, ,kv f. 4 A4 I 'bi' f i, ,sq ,,,f, was Scott R. McPherson On your honor, trust in your calling make sure your calling is true, Think of others, the others think of you. Indoor Track 9,10, 11, 125 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross- Country 10, 11, 12, Swim Team 10 Stephen E. Merrow f'Do not reward one person for another person's failure. Baseball 9, 10, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 10, 11, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Class Council 12 lennifer Lynn Millar It is not the place, not the con- dition, but the mind alone that can make anyone happy or mis- erable. - L'Estrange Gymnastics 9, Diving 12 Kevin Mullen What's so funny about peace, love, and understanding, - Elvis Costello Indoor Track 9, 105 Spring Track 9, Soccer 11 61 Neoma Mullens Live life as if each day were your last, some day you're bound to be right. Band 9, Science Fair 9, Class Council 10, 1 1, 12, National Hon- or Society 11, 12 Scott C. Nevells So many people have come and gone, their faces fade as the years go by, yet I still recall as I wander on - Boston Christy Ann Noddin When you love someone you will wait for them, just listen to your heart. Chorus 9, Football Cheering 9, 10, 11, Basketball Cheering 9, All Bangor Night 9, 10, 11, West Side Story 10 Robert O'Halloran Ill Don't say don't ever look be- hind. Happiness is just a state of mind. But it helps to keep your dreams alive. - Triumph 62 gms fi! xl? joseph P. Nadeau Compassion is the chief law be- hind human existence. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Band Board 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, District v 10, 11 Kristen L. Nickerson Because the results are unpre- dictable, no effort of mine is doomed to failure. A Hugh Prather Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, ROTC 9,10, 11, 12, Honor Guard 9 Kimberly Ann O'Donnell As I watched the seagulls, I thought 'That's the road to take, find the absolute rhythm and fol- low it with absolute trust.' - Nikos Kazantzakis Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9,1O, 11, 12, Concert Choir 9, 10, 12, Gypsy 9, West Side Story 10, Na' tional Honor Society 10, 11, 12, District V 10, 11, Pippin 11, Band Board 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, All-State 11, Maine Scholars' Day 11, ORACLE 12, Fiddler on the Roof 12 Brett M. Parke Life is nothing more than a series of accomplishments, some large and some small. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 11, Class Council 12 David A. Parks Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that made all the differ- ence. - Robert Frost Indoor Track 9,105 Orchestra 95 Weight Lifting 10, 11, 12 LeRoy Franklin Patterson jr. lt is easier to discover a defi- ciency in individuals and in Providence than to see their real import and value. - George Hegel Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Intramural Weight Lifting 9, 10, 11, 12 Frank Richard Peckham Only the gamefish swims up- stream. - G. T. Moore Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 95 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Reetta Pesonen We must all learn to laugh at ourselves. Y Garfield Fiddler on the Roof 125 Chorus 12 Sherry Nye Peggy S. Pearson You might think of life as a lad- der, each rung a different adven- ture, each rung a different dream. Trevor Pendleton Seek and you shall find, only that escapes which was never pursued. - Sophocles Math League 9, 10, 11, 125 De- bate Team 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 105 Spring Track 11, 125 National Science Olympiad 11, 125 American Computer Sci- ence League 125 Speech Team 125 Odyssey of the Mind 12 Andrea-Marie Catherine Philbrick God gave us our memories so that we might have roses in De- cember. - james M. Barrie Softball 95 Gypsy 95 Peer Support 9, 105 Field Hockey 9,10,11, 125 ORACLE 9, 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Girls' State 115 Class Council 12 63 Lance Adam Pinkham Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Choir 9, 10p District V 9, 10, 11, 12, Stageband 10, 11, Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 125 Band Board 12 Kristen Slyn Potter He is the richest who is content with the least, for content is the wealth of nature. - Socrates Basketball Cheering 10, 11, 12 Kevin S. Quine And now for something com- pletely different . . . - Monty Python Band 9, 10, 115 Key Club 9, Travel Club 95 Indoor Track 10, 11 Rebecca L. Reed If you would be loved, love and be lovable. - Franklin Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 11, Softball 9, 11, 12, Cheering 105 Play 105 ORACLE 10, Class Council 10, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12 64 Sara Barger Shelly Lynn Price Let it be. - The Beatles Peer Support 9, 10g ORACLE 9, Class Council 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12 Christopher Robert Ramroth Tho' I keep searchin' for an an- swer l never seem to find what I'm lookin' for. - Whitesnake Gail Suzanne Reeves lf there is but little water in the stream, it is thee fault not of the channel, but of the source. Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12, ORACLE 12, Class Council 11, 12 Leon Forrest Reeves We have survived our past, we have earned our future. Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Swim Team 9, Hockey 11 Nathan Ritter On the plains of Hesitation bleach the bones of countless millions who, at the dawn of vic- tory, sat down to wait and waiting, died. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 95 Basketball 9, Class Council 9, 10, Football 10, 11, 125 Math Team 10, 11, Pippin 11, Cod 11, Na- tional Science Olympiad 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 125 Fiddler on the Roof 12 Heather Marie Roberson Dream your dreams, live your life, love today, and look forward to tomorrow. Peer Support 9, Basketball 9, 10, Softball 9 Marcia M. Rogerson lust for today I will be unafraid. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, West Side Story 10, Band Board 9, 10, 115 Stage Band 11, 12, Or- chestra 11, 12, Pippin 117 District V 11, Fiddler on the Roof 12 Mitch W. Rideout Live life the way it is, not the way you expect it to be. Football 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Margaret Ann Roach Silence insecurity. Silence means approval of. Seen it on the T.V. Tiger run around the tree. Follow the leader. - R.E.M. Cypsy 95 Chorus 9, 10, 117 West Side Story 10, Speech Team 11, 12, Flag Team 11, One-Act Play 11, 12 Kelly Robertson Live your life to the fullest as if there is no tomorrow. Soccer 9, Basketball 9, 105 Soft- ball 9, 10, 11, 12 Susan Rolfe I would love to stick around, but I'm running behind. 65 Robert Iames Rosewall lll One must live in reality, not fan- tasy - even if fantasy seems more realistic. Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 125 In- tramural Floor Hockey 9, 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 115 Intramural Volleyball 9, 10, 115 Key Club 115 All Bangor Night 12 Katherine Barbara Natalie Rowe Queens never make bargains. - Lewis Carroll Football Cheering 9,10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheering 95 Class Council 95 All Bangor Night 9, 115 West Side Story 105 One-Act Play 11, 125 Pippin 115 Fiddler on the Roof 12 Mark Ryckman lay St. Pierre Try not to become a man of success but rather try to become a man of value. - Albert Einstein Basketball Statistician 9, 10, 115 Football 9, 10, 115 Baseball 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society io, 11, 12 66 40' jennifer Anne Rosso The goal that you glorify, the ideal that you cherish, this you will build your life by, this you will become. Travel Club 95 Gymnastics 95 Spring Track 95 Soccer 10, 115 Lit House 105 Key Club 115 Class Council 12 Marcie A. Roy The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. 4 Robert Frost Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 125 Field Hockey 11 Tammy St. Lawrence You only live once, but if you live right once is enough. Football Cheering 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheering 9,10 Melissa R, Sample She was cut out to be an angel, but somebody stole the pattern. R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 125 Rangers 12 lessica A. Sanborn lt is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. 4 The Little Prince Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 125 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Class Council 12, Student Council 12 Benjamin Paul Schonberger I am only one, but still - l am one. - Edward Everett Hale Peer Support 9, 10, 11, 12, Or- chestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basketball 9, 105 Spring Track 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, 127 Maine Summer Humanities Pro- gram 11 Daniel A. Seay Let's talk about the future now. We've put the past away . . . - Elvis Costello Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12 Bobbi lo Shawley Hearts often break from hurts deep inside, feelings locked up, tears silently cried. Hurts can be mended with love and affection. 4 Anonymous Student Council 10, Voc-Ed 11, 12 Barbara Sargent Kelley lane Seabrease The past forever gone - the future just beginning. Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 12, Class Council 10, ll Mike lDougl Shaw Today was tomorrow yesterday, so don't yield to your weakness but strive for the ultimate victo- rr ry. Football 9, Swim Team 9 Lisa Shine 67 Herbert Skidgel joseph G. Smith Life is an eternal matter, what you do with your life now will effect where your eternity lies. Tammy Marie Smith Someone who loves you, un- derstands your past, believes in your future, and accept you just the way you are. Sandra S. Somers Time waits for noone, yet we must all wait for time. - Karla L. Blaine 68 3 jennifer Ann Smith Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do. Basketball 9, 10, Spring Track 9, 105 Class Council 9, 12, Swim Team 11, 125 ORACLE 12 Shane Smith l had my doubts whether or not I was going to make it to see the real world. Marisa Solomon The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before l sleep. - Robert Frost Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, All-State 9, 10, 11, 12, Gypsy 91 Peer Sup- port 9, 10, 11, Class Council 10, 11, 12, West Side Story 10, Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Pippin 11, One-Act Play 111 Fid- dler on the Roof 12 Cheyl Ann Spekhardt Give of yourself and fear not the acceptance of responsibility. - Lt. Colonel Spekhardt lerome R. Spencer Where might makes right the lit- tle beat the great. - Sophocles Debate Team 9, 10, 11, 12, ROTC 10, 11, 12, National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Honor Guard 10, 11, 12, Speech Team 11, 12, Od- yssey of the Mind 11, 12, One- Act Play 11, 12, Maine Scholars' Days 11, Cross-Country 12, Spring Track 12, ORACLE 12 Kimberly jeanne Sprague What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Basketball 9, 10 Kassie A. Stevens Sunrise Sunset, swiftly fly the years. One season following an- rother, laden with happiness and tears. W Fiddler on the Roof Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Sup- port 9, 10, 11, 12, Gypsy 9, Voice of Democracy 9, Speech Team 10, All Bangor Night 10, West Side Story 10, Girls' State 11, Class Marshall 11, One-Act Play 1 1, 12, Pippin 12, Fiddler on the Roof 12 Donna Renee Stevenson To overlook the little things in life is to miss the biggest parts of life itself. Football Cheering 9, 10, 11, Bas- ketball Cheering 9, 10, National Honor Society 11, 12, Class Council 12 Queer' luv Stacy Spencer Ed Stevens This won't be the last you'll see of me. l'll stay special if you stay special and may we meet again. Chess 10,11 lonathan Matthew Stewart Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. - Samuel L. Clemens Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Spring Track 11, 12, National Honor So- ciety 11, 12, Class Council 12 Marie Estella Stewart Setting your mind on a goal is the easy part, achieving that goal is where people have difficulty. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Sup- port 10, 11, Concert Choir 11 69 Robert Michael Stowell ln confusion there is opportu- nity. - Astrotrain Debate 10, 125 Chess 10, 125 Speech Team 11, 125 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 DistriCtV9, 10, 11, 125 Pippin 115 West Side Story 105 Fid- dler on the Roof 125 Gypsy 95 Math League 125 Football Man- ager 95 Concert Choir 11, 125 Math Team 12 George Ernest Strout Accomplishment has to be done with support from someone. Eric W. Svendsen The significance ofa man is not what he attains but rather in what he longs to attain. - Kahil Gibrar Soccer 9, 1O,11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Boys' State 115 Class Council 12 Bernard I. Thibodeau lf I don't meet you no more in this world, Illl meet you in the next one. - limi Hendrix 70 Tim Strayer Aaron Stuart This is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to, cause we won't although we want tof' - Billy joel Michael Taylor Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go. - T. S. Eliot jeffrey Iohn Thibodeau Weight Lifting 9, 10, 11, 125 Foot- ball 105 Indoor Track 10 Tanya Rene Thibodeau Your achievements are not de- termined by your ability alone, but by the desire you have to reach them. Football Cheering 9, 10, Basket- ball Cheering 9 Tyler C. Thompson Every time the wheel turns round bound to cover just a little more ground. - jerry Garcia lndoor Track 95 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Tammy Thurston Work is all we seem to do, now is time we had a laugh or two. Sherry Lea Tinkham I'll be here where the heart is, when the dreams we've been af- ter all come true. - Kim Carnes Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9,1O, 11, 12, Concert Choir 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 12, District V 11 XX t uf' Michael A. Thompson ln life, as in a football game, the principle to follow is: Hit the Line Hard. - Theodore Roosevelt Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Floor Hockey 10, 11, Class Council 12 Lisa M. Thurston I could never have done this without my family. Chorus 9, Voc-Ed 11,12 Caroline Patricia Tingley From the seeds of kindness grow happiness. lndoor Track 9, 10, Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Peer Support 9,10, 11, 12, Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12, ORACLE 9, 127 One-Act Play 11, 125 Fiddler on the Roof 12 Rob Tomlinson The wind that blows is all that l know. - Thoreau Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Math Team 12 71 Morris A. Towle Reach for your goals, believe in your dreams, you only have one life, live it to the fullest. Indoor Track 9, Swim Team 10 Todd 1. Trafton That which does not kill us makes us stronger. Football 9, 10, 12 Robert W. Trask From our past comes the clues to the future. So, Class of '88, make the best of the future. Swim Team 9, 1O,11, 12, ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Guard 9,10, 11, Intramural Floor Hockey9 Nikki Trudel All experience is an arch to build upon. f Adams Gypsy 9, Spring Track 9, Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 11, 12, Od- yssey of the Mind 11, 12, Debate Team 11, 12 72 Dennis Tracy It's all mind over matter If you don't mind it doesn't mat ter. Football 9, Baseball 9 Erik Trainor Scott Tremblay Scott Turner Rick Vanchieri jeffrey Viel lt takes a long time for excel- lence to mature. Football 9, 105 Class Council 10 Chris Ward There has been an alarming in- crease in the number of things I know nothing about. Education has so much to learn. - Ashleigh Brilliant Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Cho- rus 9, 10, 11, I25 District V 9, IO, 11, 125 National Science Olym- piad 105 Golf Team 105 Spring Track II, 125 Band 12 Walter 1. Watson Thank God - it's over! Football 95 Indoor Track 9, 105 Soccer 10 lody Marie Varney Work conquers everything. - Vergil Basketball 9, 105 Science Fair 95 National Honor Society 10, 11,12 Laura L. Walls The will to compete is showing that burning desire to be the best. Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Council 12 Stacy Marie Ware Success is never counted sweetest by those who never suc- ceed. - Emily Dickinson Softball 9 Bill Watson West Side Story 105 Band 11, 125 ROTC 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 12 73 William tBillyI West lr. Hard livin's my pleasure, my money's my own. An' them that don't like me, they can leave me alone, f Dale Wasserman Football 10, 11, 125 Intramural Weight Lifting 10, 11, 12 Daryl W. Willet Special friendships are an im- portant must in life, because when times are rough there is no better man to turn to.'l Brent Wilson No one knows what they can do until they try. Weight Lifting 9,10, 11, 125 Foot- ball 11, 12 Leslie Ann Winchester What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Class Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Softball 9, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Soccer 10, 11, 125 All Bangor Night 11 74 Dawn Marie Wheaton To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream5 not only plan but also believe. - Antole Delfrance I Gypsy 95 West Side Story 105 Pip- pin 115 Speech Team 125 Peer Support 11 Christopher Dale Willis I have more memories than if I were a thousand years old. Baseball 95 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Weight Lifting 9, 10, 11, 12 Kimberley Mae Winchernbach He who fears he will not suc- ceed will sit still ffor fear of failure he does nothinglf' - Horace Basketball Manager 95 Peer Sup- port 105 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Philip Gregory Winchester Take your instincts by the reins. - Micheal Stipe Football Manager 95 Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Track 9, 10, 125 Cross-Country 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Math League 11, 12 Steven Wood I may be going there in a bucket, but at least l'm enjoying the ride. Football 9, 10, 11 jennifer Lynn Yates The best things in life aren't things. -Anonymous Gymnastics 9, Chorus 9, Basket! ball Cheering 10, 11, 12 Lindsley Ann Zoidis The ultimate measure is not where one stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but at times of challenge and controver- sy - Martin Luther King lr. Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12, Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls' State 11 Karen Weaver E' Michelle Lynne Worster Happiness is not having what you want and wanting what you have. - Shakespeare Cheering 9, 105 Spring Track 10 Devra S. Zabot l wander far from the shore, onto a lunar sea where l am caught, exposed by the dawn, a rising monster in the east. - C. Nova Lit. 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WP 2, il -aw ybcr -., lenmfer Graham eff' , Shelly Price 1-vw, mM'Qi'A'1 1 4a cc J -u 89 Senior Flight Line Bangor Tower, 9-0-8-6-Hotel is ready for takeoff. Roger 8-6-Hotel, you are cleared for takeoff on 3-3. Right turn out approved to 1500 for the Pushaw Lake Region. Sound like something from Top Gun, well it isn't. It is a common occurrence for student pilots. This year Bangor High School has six senior student pilots working for their certificates. Flying for these students is a constant battle. Time, money, weather, paperwork, maintenance on planes, plane availability, instructor time, groundschool, physicals, and keeping the rating of an aircraft current all hinder the student pilot in his quest for his certificate. ln order to obtain his certificate he has to have more than 40 hours of flight time. During the first 10 hours of flying the student learns the basics of flying. Before the student can continue he has to take an FAA physical. Having passed the physical the student continues for another 10 hours of local solo time Q50 nautical miles around ones home airport and completely alone in the aircraftl. During the next 20 hours the student pilot flies 10 hours with an instructor and 10 hours solo cross-country toutside 50 nautical miles of one's home airport with at least one stop overl. The student pilot is almost ready to take his flight exam, he needs 3 hours of night flying with an instructor as well as practicing for his flight exam. But before this the student has to go through a groundschool and take an FAA written exam. Then the student pilot is ready to go for his flight exam which will certify him as a full fledged pilot. The six senior student pilots at Bangor High School are: Shawn Michaud with over 50 hours of flight time in a 4 place Cessna. He is ready to take his flight test. P. 1. Bussiere with 50 hours of flight time in a 4 place Cessna. He is finishing his solo cross-country flights. Rob Tomlinson with 40 hours of flight time in a 2 place Cessna. He is finishing his solo cross-country flights. Ian Gillis with 30 hours of flight time in a 4 place Cessna. He is working on cross-country flights. Erik Lagerquist with 15 hours of flight time in a 2 place Cessna. He is working on local solo flights. Chris Barclay with 8 hours of flight time in a 2 place Cessna. He is working on finishing basic airwork. - These figures were current as of February 1988 - The student pilots would like to thank their flight instructors and groundschool instructors. Keep 'em flying boys! BR VO HOTEL SIERR 51.0, E v g -:,.r,fQ.x . 5' ,L k If fu - Row 1: P. 1. Bussiere, S. Michaud. Row 2: E. Lager- Can you tell how far it is to Brewer? quist, R. Tomlinson, I. Gillis. D 0 0 X5 Cessna 172 Skyhawks They Fly? sig, vm 5. Q iv- -WA ws.:- H fl P fm X XL Ask: . . . :H .1 .A K. xl .f J f 54. igiefligy X.. S., . ,. . ,. ,A 5251 2 13 S Q fi 1 ,hawk 'T ,xr 4x 5 s L O XX, Q X A QQQ , 1 N fx W J 'Na if 9 ,FOOD 5 EJ 1 I O fC 001, 'Nc k Q0 , W, fyqgffmx, ,JX- W bg C, QQ Gaim! . U Row 1: N. Bassi, D. Burke, M. Bowers, M. Ashe, S. Adams, C. Billington, T. Blackman. Row 2: M. Bishop, C. Bouchard, S. Arenault, C. Baker, D. Baudine, M. Averill. Row 3: C. Arata, J. Bernier, 1. Bowker, T. Averill, R. Al- brecht, R. Boober, S. Blalacki A x A. A f If . Row 1: L. Conners, D. Christakos, L. Caldwell, C. Darling, T. DeBoche, M. Brown, C. Chase. Row 2: A. Cofford, 1. Dalessio, T. Butner, D. Buckly, A. Clark, l. Correll. Row 3: C. Davis, R. Corey, 1. Brown, G. Harrison, I. Cher, C. Cyr, E. Dehmlow. S? WWUII1 Row 1: H. Bouchea, C. Carpenter, R. Bregman, E. Bridges, C. Callegari, R. Brown, S. Bigley. Row 2: M. Bronson, S. Caron, Y. Byther, M. Bryce, S. Brown, L. Bretthauler. Row 3: 1. Brown, M. Caldwell, B. Buffington, N. Bresinsky, S. Bayington, P. Burns, I. Carcisle. 63444 def 5840-ww , .E , ?, ., , 1 Y bi, . 1' , , f. ml.. -si? LLL1 ilii .,,. ,,,L , .4,,,,,,. gg if pg if' rbi 12 Ti l - i X .Qj QE: A 5 . . K. 553' . '-1 '. n , 1 1 I 1 l -if . W .,. A-.. P... J Row 1: M. Hosmer, R. Hunger, 1. Higgins.l Higgins, R. Goddard, R. Brown, M. Suay. Row 2: M. Giggey, K. Friedman, 1. Hughes, G. Hill, R. Graver, I. Gold. Row 3: R. How- ard, Andy Hamilton, T. Gaede, I. Houghton, G. Guernsey, S. Hasey, B. Hewes. ,,, -X , , 'W l sm ,1- , 551143 I ,J .a, Row 1: M. Cobsso, 1. Eslin, S. Fowler, M. Gilbert, K. Graham, D. Dauphinee, B. Dorsey. Row 2: D. Elbrecht, I. Graham, C. Dinsmore, 1. Flanagan, S. Fitzpatrick, C. Dixon. Row 3: D. Gaudet, W. Fenlason, M. Dorey, C. Cookson, R. Gendreau, P. Garland, B. Drake. --iv-v12.! ' Row 1: j. Kimball, N. Havger, B Kolenda, 1. King, T. Kelly, L. Drupke, A Hodge. Row 2: I. Kurry, M. Lawson, M jenkins, T. Kelly, S. Kazlaskas, B. Ingalls Row 3: M. Hall, I. jones, B. Jenson, T lones, T. Latlippe, G. johnson, A. Hun- ter. Row 1: V. Magee, C. Madore, M. Ma- rino, L. Lee, S. McKeen, C. Hunter, l. Leach. Row 2: N. Moody, P. Mick- echnie, L. Helson, D. McCall, R. Magee, S. Michael. Row 3: C. Madtthews, F. Lower, T. Lufkin, 1. McCarthy, D. McAfce, P. Miller, 1. Norris. l DVSHNGQP u V .4-w Row 1: T. Mitchell, T. Openshaw, C. Moore, A. McCann, E. O'Halloran, M. Morse, T. McPherson. Row 2: G. Michaud, R. Modeuy, P. Madson, M. McFarlin, K. Malchiadi, M. Morin. Row 3: M. Neale, C. MacDonald, S. McGowan, j. Nelson, Mike McGrath, P. Nickerson, C. Martin. I',1Nr:m, Row 1: M. Pechinski, 1. Pray, R. Pooler, B. Quimby, L. O'Clair, E. Preble, S. Quellette. Row 2: I. Profeta, B. Lagan, H. Van Pham, M. Putnam, D. Quaterod, 1. Parody. Row 3: L. Potts, T. Paterson, I. Price, 1. Patry, B. Park, M. Plourde, P. Partridge. .D 5- ai!! H55 E Row 1: H. Russell, C. Ryan, 1. Samra, L. Thander, K. Snow, I. Singal, L. Theriault. Row 2: A. Soule, L. Spaulding, M. Thomas, K. Stockford, T. Talbot, A. Thibeau. Row 3 l. Toole, R. Smith, I. Shea, C. Towne, 1 Tingley, A. Tennett, S. Strout. 634444345 -mine Row 1: C. Richmond, K. Sherrard, E. Roth, L. Rudnicki, 1. Sears. E. Poirier, K. St. Louis. Row 2: I. Richards, I. Rand, M. Rogan, E. Shapiro, P. Partridge, S. Pear- son. Row 3: G. Trefethen, R. Phillips, 1. St. Pierre, C. Randall, C. Severance, P. Roy, B. Raymond. 5 in' J , . 3 4 tg Lg . . 1 Q WI Row 1: L. Webster, A. Vanidestine, K True, K. Willey, I. Wagner, M. Watson R. Verow. Row 2: G. Turner, S. Watson E. Weber, P. Wesolowski, N. Voikos, T Umel. Row 3: T. Williams, 1. Shubert, T Varnum, T. White, K. Talon, R. Whitney, E. Wight. TUFTS Q I 1 r A. Work. T. Wilson, L. Wright, E Khavari, M. Ponletto. Row 2: W. Wood- bury, C. Worden, R. Williamson, 1. Wise Row 3: D. Broud, D. Zahn, 1. Cousins M. Wynters, M. Yates, T. Zwirbla. l .,. 'qi' ! K f H. Luu Row 1: R. Emerson, K. Sherwood. Row 2: R. Miquelon. 4 Awww 3, Km w on il, 100 I-It 1' f' 101 . ' ww I ,N fy, -f,..q,f+. ,- ., 1 .4 , R .. . . ,,,A Qff - 'P'-gr ' ff ..,. A , . V ' 224 4 X 'f -Q.. M. Y , wx? ig, ii 'K wx, :V . . ,,,, Q l' V ' ' -f g li., Ng, v5 5 I 0 Ol! e' Q ' X5 e X 5 N. Q' X A A ' A Q T3 - lx , X O E X fi Q s. 5 E ' ,X 'Q - Q 103 Row 1: S. Bohm, M. Burgess, K. Baude,j. Bowen, R. Allen, C. Baranek, B. Beatham. Row 2: M. Bowman, R. Bart- lett, K. Bouden, G. Ames, R. Blake, B. Blose. Row 3: C. Boulier, S. Caron, M. Belote, S. Alexander, L. Bubier, D. Bradman, R. Bowle , Q , V , iw, .I . . 1. y x K, l fem ,. Q. Y: QAIILQQ Row 1: M. Brown, S. Condon, C. Camp bell, H. Day, K. Byers, M. Cain, C, Acsx. Row 2:T Burchill l.CaldwelI M Cam . , , . p- bell, S. Clyve, D. Campbell, M. Chap- man. Row 3: E. Campbell, I. Cross, S. Brann, E. Brown, T. Burgess, 1. Cartier,l Darling. Row 1: S. Desjardry, M. Dore, M. Cassidy, T Davenport, I. Calson, S. Cooper, 1. Famsworth Row 2: B. Fiedles, B. Cohen, D. Dow, D. Coo per, B. Davis, L. Feeney. Row 3: B. Cota, j Chaples, E. Cutler, E, Curry, C. Clark, 1 Duplain, S. Doll. 3, . .5 f wk' 2 D 1 f. C L 1 r 104 . as it l E l l . ' A f - ':c....': Lu 1 3 H'.:.XlCG 1 sl, w 1: K. Garrick, H. Hall, T. Bray, D. Foster, S. indle, A. Glazier, I. Hall. Row 2: M. Har- gton, C. Hilibard, M. Hughes, Z. Goldsmith, Frankel, N. Gifford. Row 3: 1. Garvvaclki, C. rris, 1. Mellaad, M. Ingles, S. Homested, B. Ennon, D. Higgins. , iii! 6644449472 xl Q.. l 'S .fy 'tx r' g . ' K. . 4 Y l I 'ia 7 Q ...ii A ,, 1 .i f 'S le 'l I 'Q Q g -Q- : l 5 QW s . Row 1: I. Flynn, S. Easley, j. Holzwarth, C. DeGroff, C. deLencier, K. Crichton, K. Crichton. Row 2: R. Galen, R. Fort, N. jackson, D. Heath, P. Dunn, G. Far- rington. Row 3: D. Gogan, I. Geaghan, M. Francihi, S. Goff, D. Dow, R. God- dard, B. Gieason. ., 3 .j. X Row 1: D. Larkin, S. LaGross, T. Harton, S. Grant, S. laslyn, M. Hunter, C. Lane. Row 2: S. Hosnier, H. Halmar, M. Law- rence, . Kondor, 1. lordon. Row 3: D. Iverson, C. Leeman, S. Kaiser, 1. Holmes, M. Grenier, T. jordan, 1. Laferte. 105 Row 1: N. Legassie, T. LaBrecque, M Long, L. Legassie, 1. Lane, K. Klocko, A. MacDonald. Row 2: C. Marslman, K Martin, S. Lugdon, L. Mayhew, C. jel- Iison, S. Kolenda. Row 3: Bl. Kitchin, D. Morris, M. Gellison, M. Logan, B. Mc- Carthy, D. Knapp, I. linkine. xi-.E . rf yi, ...l A A ' '- wwf ,its . lf fx . Q, . -125 'E' 4. we H V ' ' it X' ,,g5..Xf i i l QQR K+. h' ... xx ,VK ' 1 y i. wa.. my A N R ag ,.,, f 0 .R 'N W A y 1 4 15-J ti. - L, 2' 2 ' , I 1 tzi A Kfr f a t i .g. Row 1: R. Pelkey, 1. Robertson, R Rodebaugh, I. Moreau, D. Madore, W. McLean, C. McVican. Row 2: C. Mar- quis, R. Reed, T. Roscetti, S. Murray, 1 Marino, Amy Robichaud. Row 3: S Parlee, R. Miller, C. McBride, M. Pyzyn- ski, B. Pendleton, H. Ogilvie, S. Miller. 6 5 L fleu- 'li 1 ,f Row 1: S. MacMillan, E. Nickerson, D. Lungly . 4.4 IR. Mabee, M. Martin, B. Macdonald, . XJ Melochick. Row 2: D. McGreggar, D. Morris, af ,SJ :-- F Myers, D. Metzger, P. Myase, 1. Mason. Row - V E. Mercier, B. Murray, A. Mosca, T. Messerve I Sv fait: R. Starkey, W. Merritt, M. Marquis. X . .X FN XQ ' D7 1 , J - ffa r ttf - A f .AQ ,L 5 by V M 9 1 ' AJ - W 1 G - 1, ,f pb 1 3 if : , I ' A ' s . , , , Q W-Z' E K . ,. 2 . 'w ' X ji. U wma, Sosa ff -7 5 W vs. Y - ,j,Yig5,s,4- , , .. ' i ' ' ' L, ' x -s I ' 3 '?3,.'4W' ir 'fu 5 A .3 ' w . ,539 N 'f . f 5.5 4 1. , 1 3 if 27' Essell, A. Rediken, S. Madrid, I. Sabin. Row 2: l .5 . af- 1 'i 7.0 -. I 1, ul ' 'P Y yi F ' ' ': 1' 1 --......- , if if - is w 1: I. Peithman, K. Schatz, S. Sawyer, H. Russell, U. Solomon, A. Stevens, C. Petty, S. gall, E. Shortsleeve. Row 3: E. Rygalski, A bertson, R. Simmerson, G. Schoff, H. Sam e, 1. Skidgel, R. Shubert. ff-S 6644449472 tx M Row 1: 1. Pressey, l. Powers, C. Reed, D. Rice, C. Spellman, S. Nelson, C. Pleuler. Row 2: T. Pasternack, 1. Richards, R. Nason, C. Robbins, E. Reif, 1. Onder. Row 3: I. O'DonnelI, L. Richorde, C. Rafuse, D. O'Connor, I. Pickering, B. Norris, C. Perkins. Row 1: M. Syphers, A. Smith, A. Sucy, C. Smith, D. Sproul, l. Smith, M. Suther- land. Row 2: R. Sockbeson, 1. Stern, M. Steven, 1. Shubert, K. Smith, E. Stewart. Row 3: R. Soucie, G. Smith, D. Staples, G. Stewan, I. Stayer, 1. Strout, A. Smith. 107 Row 1: R. Zabot, C. Thompson, D Walker, A. Ward,, B. Tatosian, I. Wal lace, S. Williams. Row 2: D. White, M. Watkins, C. Weston, P. Tomlinson, R. Thompson, D. Turbin, 1. Wenninger Row 3: A. Wallace, S. Witham, 1. Wad linston, C. Tozier, I. Tompkin, j. White, E. Thorsteinson. 108 NF' X Row 1: T. jordan, M. Roy, M. Laurence, Z Zwerling, I. Stather, S. Svoboda. Row 2: T Robinson, 1. Potter, T. Zuirzibia, M. Hopl kins, R. Ford, Z. Goldsmith. Row 3: 1. Len non, I. Green, D. Puckett, A. Palmer, S. Barrett, 1. Farrell. fm V N-v 'cn ful '7 Q :G fi ff .1 ' qv F aw U fl 'f X ll X VN y 1 A x Q W Mb A04 if Cy QV? CRS xxvcxgx-VXQ QC? N .ggi X 1 i tx V Kg 595 5549! 17,4 f Q NJQQCSEQJ 1 V QQQQQQQRSXQP will B K, 5i5fbQQ?OQF0xO3 pfgx , X xxfgyv fN if FN X X VOYQOG Q C, QV v '6 xl? WKQ K W HI . N .iJ' ' o 1' , I KW A 14 A , fs' ff A i Q00 O Q 0 S ' X ' S B gl f h X E h! 416W Q ff Cfassf W? QHW 95' .v Row 1: S. Bell, P. Butera, M. Bagg, K Burke, B. Burns, A. Bell, A. Bragg. Row 2 S. Allen, 1. Alley, B. Bouchard, C. Bainna, K. Bassi, R. Boody. Row 3: B. Andrews S. Bailey, I. Audet, W. Boudreau, L. Ach: eson, G. Arata, G. Anderson. . ,I . g g- if - . . g....1... 4 f- f' 2 Row 1: B. Chalila, A. Crane, 1. But- terfield, A. Correll, S. Caler, L. Boulier, M. Clough. Row 2: G. Bussiere, P. Car- son K. Elliot l Care C. Dimardo M 1 1 . Y, f - Constantine. Row 3: 1. Candage, C. Fla- herty, A. Clark, J. Candage, I. Carey, E Brown, C. Carter. 112 'l Hi? Row 1: 1. Cookson, N. Bartlett, C. Baker, A Clark. A. Bruns, A. Bradford, T. Brogunier Row 2: S. Cachearn, K. Capen, l. Bower, A Chandler, S. Brown, R. Bagley. Row 3: B Blackwell, L. Brown, S. Boisvert, M Bouchea, S. Clark, W. Brown, R. Boulay. ,L , - w . WWW f --67 A ' XJ 'lx NN NL ff- -XVUL VQUN X Zhu af 7Zdaez'q- fkfu 1 0 ' 12' .11 i ri in 1 f 1 A ff' .AQJWGQGCP l .. 1: f ' Q Y XMKJIN ., I 1 VV U X I ist. ' 3. ,. 'MZ . A f' 3. is : - rw ' HRA rf. 5 . M QA4 :, ., 1 1 4 . QQ? . , -H I- I 1 Row 1: A. Dresser, L. Fessenden, C. 55, gg., 1: -'.- IIE. ll 5 Desjardins. L. Currier, L. Farnsworth, F. 5 Crosby, L. Day. Row 2: l. Clark, S. Cur- rie, G. Gurless, M. Coulahilin, R. Row 1: S. Fleming, T. Giles, l. Enman, M. Finkin, B. Dickinson, 1. England, A. Duches neau. Row 2: H. Gaede, 1. Gnade, S. Gra- ham, B. Golden, A. Eldridge, K. Donovan. Row 3: P. Feleh, W. Drost, T. Doughty, S. Duren, C. Eslin, M. Ferguson, M. Eberhart. l DeCesre, K. Flanagan. Row 3: R. Curtis, D. DeSoff, D. Crawford, A. Crawford, S. Cough, S. Dorr, B. Day. 1 .1 l 'n-vw Row 1: N. Giroux, C. Gleason, S. Hastings, C. Gott, S. Gilman, E. Franco, L. Glazier. Row 2: A. Giler, K. Grant, 1. Heath, D. Forbus, C. Greene, B. Gammon. Row 3: F. Grey, R. Fye, C. Hardocker, L. Hatch, 1. Hill, l. Gary, T. Hobert. 113 Row 1: j. Kearns, V. Knowles, G. Hol- land, S. Godin, S. LaChance, O. Iman, H. Higgins. Row 2: M. Karlsson, G. Laoie, W. Hamm, R. Hamm, B. Holyoke, R. Grant. Row 3: G. jones, G. Barnett, B. Kessler, S. joy, S. Lander, K. Campbell, S. Grant. 3 1 , l l X 1 . - ffl. fs 1: . il 5.1 ff H. Row 1: j. Howell, M. MacKay, j. Kil- linger, B. Kimball, W. George, j. Kel- leher, L. Larner. Row 2: M. MCClay, R. Lawrence, D. Karan, V. MacKay, L. Lizotte, L. Leach. Row 3: L. McCarthy, R. Malchiedi, S. McCoy, T. Messer, E. Lew- is, L. Labbe, L. Limberis. 311, :lil n 'O xt K 'Q 1 1 v wmgfs.. A . . 'fa 4 3 . :Neff -' fs-.1 Q. 1 .. ,X K.. r fs . 1. ' -a'i 21 :g: .1 'es . . 4 5 l Row 1: C. jakacky, S. Labbe, M. johnson, M LaBrie, K. Holmer, j. Hunter, H. johnson Row 2: M. Hutchinson, A. Khavani, L. Le onidas, M. LeBlanc, K. jensen, D. johnson Row 3: P. Lewis, K. Lagerquist, P. Leonard M. judkins, T. Leduith, G. jewell, L. Kondor .va l ' N5 k wa..-N431 'Sf' -f 'Fi tl f ' V K g Row 1: M. Murray, N. Mattox, C. Peavey, Pleuler, H. Phonthay, H. Updyke, McPherson. Row 2: D. McLean, O'Connell, N. Suellette, S. Phillips, Norko, M. Milliken. Row 3: T. Nelson, Perkins, B. Miles, K. McPherson, McHugh, L. Mingo, l. Meier. 1 s l I . . 9 V 4,44 i 3 J l X 7 napa-.till 1 L 'x I gkfwx i I 1 T il .Q I il 1 K x ! gem 4 72 -aw if l ' T il X 3 ,. lf gi fi, iff In , ,4- - il V Row 1: B. McClure, C. Masters, T. Matarazzo, L. Knisley, 5. Laird, D. Millar, T. Neal. Row 2: I. Montgomery, R. Malchiodi, K. Mclntyre, M. McLaughlin, R. McCrossin, S. Libby. Row 3: M. Man- son, K. Murchison, M. Long, 1. Nadeau, M. McDougal, B. MacDonald, L. Libby. Row 1: B. Rodriguez, K. Pelky, S. Nelson, K. Port, I. Ross, D. Roach, G. Rodriguez. Row 2: B. Roderick, N. Ovant, A. Ramsey, B. Robinson, M. Rideout, T. Placella. Row 3: R. Robbins, T. Nicholas, S. Philbrick, T. Nicke, I. Rochefort, B. O'Connell, R. Pelky, . 1 1 Row 1: 1. Sickles, W. Spencer, K. Schle- gel, H. Small, E. Saunders, D. Rendedu, H. Simpson. Row 2: D. Smith, A. Seguin, 1. Shepherd, 1. Russell, B. Spydell, K. Simpson. Row 3: S. Roach, L. Sites, M. Sherman, S. Ryan, 1. Sexton, R. Spreng, T. Smith. E' Row 1: K. Stone, 1. Thibodeau, 1. Wat- son, T. Thai, L. Strout, T. Thebarge, R Violette. Row 2: 1. Tinker, B. Tennett, T Thurston, 1. Trask, S. Lyatte, T. Spratt Row 3: M. Tozier, E. Turner, M. Warner, A. Winship, 1. York, D, Saunders, B Titcomb. 116 Is. --1 Row 1: R. Sargent, L. Thayer, A. Rozario, K. Trommer, K. Slaven, A. Ruttenberg, R. Ver- ow. Row 2: A. Stuart, W. Sprague, M. Splane, A. Shaw, A. Rosso, M. Shibles. Row 3: M. Smith, R. Sullivan, B. Stevens, 1. Speer- ing, 1. Scovil, 1. Sklenas, R. Thibodeau. . ,, .., me 66444454 7Z6aez'zf- we Row 1: 1. Simmons, 1. Warren, I Zeidman, S. Curtis, K. O'Brien, D. Whit- ney, 1. Thorne. Row 2: S. Somers, C Smith, 1. Perry, D. West, D. Wallace, A Williger. Row 3: R. Young, K. Trenhol, R French, B. Tater, l. Webber, 1. Wep- swaith, I. Landry. I2 Row 1. K. York, N. West. Row 2 A. Winchester, A. Young. w !V A H7 x L. . V... . ., . . . -..n.... ..,.... .,V- ,.,-,-..-......--Q..N..-...-..... .... ..-4,.- ,AY 2 - . , I . 2 ,,. ,J . I X 15 X li I I X , .I ' N I , 1 1 ,. . X V4 1 : , , l 1 4 , ' X 1 N ' U 1 ! , ,fb 5, I, w , - - I 1 I! ll x 1 Slvi l. 1.1 JfrPxr1 ff ' N XX X X f : i X gl A 1 ' ' f , V ' 1 I 1' ' 'r 2' 'r ' ' 1 I, ll ' Q ' - 'w , ' - A r V . Y A, , A 5 . 1 1- 1 fl l ' ' 1' 5 F X X 5 X E i ' l l I ix E , if W W 5 ' I 1 UV i! K 5 f 5 l X ' MX ' N 2 xg N X Y . X 'L i X 5 1.5 X1 f I bf il F A . N 1 x if iff: Q if 1 A V R , xl K ' 2 A 5, xg X If f 1 m I Q 1 I 1 I K 1 f X 5C'E cE V BANGOR H14-,H SML-,,..' e DE'3 f IQ CLUB 1 ,Z V, M D ' 'fgpqvx v I XX 4 MATH ,F f'A 'f ff' 'SILIVXX M ilcwess Q 3 ' f i , ' f -i Q' 1 5 CLUB -ff? ff ' ORAQLE -3 N few 2' L f fff f r f 'f, . ff 'l 1 l. 4 ' 1 NATIDMIJL -rf' 3f'6nfLa.'f. ' Xfj win BOVS F5491 04,43 4 .MW ,f J J p f I W5 gf' W' ff fir' f eff 6 WSU H 1 b5iuaf4u-v ' V 1Y 23f:1 l N 4M Jsffgsfou an 'Peek SUPPOWH 1 LCOL-UJCIQ I R4 'V COUNCIL. Couauqu, GZUUP E ? cfs A , ' 1 X 4,,,..,X,,,f1 Q Q W ' N4 vi, , ,W . , 1 A ,Q ' ' sk Q 'luusofli I XE Eyi1Xl'- FSCNIDK ' ' 1 C+W ff,2,5Qz :i., 4 jgf J ,f 5::3i.g Q DRM L, j 'uf 1 g g g xl, My if ljg , 'U Q swam-I Ki . R ghff' OfZ.O46S'ffi,f1. g TEM igj BAND 1 jf -i , Romc I f ff fwfwm fWf aff V i . fxfi If-N I' j W I hy if If I 4' -Mi! ' fbi M1 KW .1 X JI! , QE-i 4 Mwlwix, I 1 A Y iff Q - 4 , K 1 I Y I K i I I X Q 5' P l s 1 pu Hr ' l 'cz P 4' .., 'rf V2 ' ' .I I Y' ,, Q '- inf , I I Elmfesldent h Kellyicleer' Seated Left I 'll All A M u ll Y rr hl T AK d K B r A Ph'lbl' ik C rl K Ili 1 'Nl RL so - -s - - - - 'L ow 3 .1 , . ec , . en Q y, . runnv u, . I nc , . ansnn, . am, . ar , . 5 . fvlcg'PreSIdent , Carolme Tllllgley' Sealed Row 2: I. lnlonrl, G. Kvnny, I. Smith, II lil.uk, M. lrankvl, D. Slcvensun, M. Bassn, I, Braveman, R, fseiffetafy '- EYIC l.0Hg, Standlflg Left' .Q I I Harlslone. Ruw I I Ames, K. lemlursnn, 5, Pm:-, I. Zulrlis, G, Reovvs, I. Sanborn, l. Walls, I. McKean, fffeagurer .. Le5Iie Vvinchgstef, Standing I I. Gmmrlnmn. Row -1: Q. Butterfield, D.Z.1lml, B. Rvvrl, M. llsu, A. Icllisun, T. Cmnt, I. Bragg, I. Chandler, , f f -- , ff r -' I - i K -2 .I rl ,,r'I if Ik' M. Malmlu-y, Row 5 P. Laffvy, B. Parke, I. Slewnrl, l. Svendsun, A. Stuarl, S, Marrow, F. Adams, Cl. , H , I, :I J, V 1 f - ' I ' Alu? 'I' - I , 'W Y , Wfyfm.. 3. I R R W ' b h D I 'hl I I I , President 4- ,Clara Baker, h ' ow 1: P, oy, M. ,u asm, M. Pvc ins I, V. Magee, E. em ow. Row Z: M. As e, C. Dar ing, I. Singe , S. - Viceqwfegident -, Renee poo Rig t MVK x, D. Chr stakos, HB1 h 1..Ro 3: I. Tin I ,A. W rk, M. Allen, l.. Wright, R. Br U 1. ,K, Sl. I . -, ,. -, 4- I ' - V ff -' --in - - lnursltlluw 4: B.lParke, I. Mrgllwlrlllyl C Xlaln, W. Wcllorllxuryll N. Vuikas, Alon ln Selffetafy Liff 1:1551 Caldwell, A Treasurer Tennent, Stan mg Rxght 5 Y, In .K 5 120 II 3' 2 .5 'I ' .I i..,gi,j:E,g, f-.. 5 , 4 - 'tl OPI-IOMORE CLASS E . . l . K . l l l l E li-EQ: .. 1 Y K .gr f .V -lf .1 . -. ......, ,, i li. . ,VV :VV V l' L. .f Q ,. V flM3l'll7l3 77 Row l: I. Arsvnault, C. Creighton, A. Cla' V ' - -- ' Yicr. Row Z: U. Solornan, 1. lane, K. Crelght- K V' V V V V V V VV VV V V fi rj 1 - V V V V all Row is. 1. slam, E. Russel, 5. MacMillan. - Pfewdenl - GmrwF2rfmgf0D,Seated.Lfff11 V M K ROW 43 rj, PIQUIQVV QV Amex 5V Nelson, Vice-President -f.Stephanie Goff, Seated Right Secretary'-W H'eidiVlArse-nault: V - ... I Q .. . ' . .. V V. H VV K Missing: Mike TrG3Suri?ldf. Q ' 1 -li I: S H MAN CL COUNCIL - fl. lg L..- . . H ... . ' , , l 9-2 : f My 4 ' ' , V 'f Q , WMI ,' +,--7 l as-W ' ' 'l - - '7 ' V l it l kb gm l President - CatherineSBalk6i9,i S62itQd7Left S ' Vice President - Selina .K'imbdllfiSeatQd7 Right l Seffefdflf - Kim Port, Slandlngl-eff V ' A A Row l:A. Correll, L. Sue Thayer, E. Franco, I. Hunter, A. Bragg. Row 2: 7-f935UV9f ' Rita Sullivan, Standing Right H. Small, B, Tennant, R. Spinner, C. johnson, E. Ray. Row 3: K. - - V V A A A Donovan, V. Knowles, M. Coughlln, M. Walker, H. Gaedy. Row 4: l. l Montgomery, l. Sexton, K. Lagerqulst, I. Rochfert. MS . l ' - .-121 ? l . fig, , . . 54' . N I A - If ' . - .yi r-,.,Q.f1z.f g,f..,A I1 + , f: ' - ef 1: -Q: ,, .,f,,122.4.sQgfE,'.,- --1'-.f -- ,:, -V - , fr .. aff rv wr-r r f f 2- gr Q 5 f ,f ' ' , r ' 2 V ., ' ' I , ,aiilm . I ' w, ' In Q YQ ... Lg. . I --re . HI, I L L ,,,, i.. .. , ...,:, fsr1..gf -I,-1wsr.f,r,f yr, V 1. .wr-.. s...gsg P ,... E: fi, +I. ,L 2-,E --.,..- . -. , - . I mn, Q ,,.,:g J, 4,2 rf ...,,Q..,,, W, -ir. um, I , III' KKLLL ..k.i de e Greer - V - V fr 'ff' r ws. --:: ----::- . ii- w r, ,, -ywg .- , . . . ,k...,:. ,. .,. , , ,,, .. i 1 . ff rv!CBfPlfe5ldEnt - j Rrmw I: M. lr1r1g,IcIIi. Tremor, CI. Irllhnsrm, I. O'Dunm-I, I. Slum, 9. M.lcMllI.1n, A, HuntPr, I. I Q... I I ' I , 'f SL-vorcnpe, I. Gu . Ruw 2: I. Hut, R. V4-mw, I. Immu, I. Clulxvr, K. Gnrrimk, I. Lane, K. , ,I ,- -W , Rond' I . lcndemm, K. Crldllmmrm, I. Mrlllrllly. Ruw I:A.C2l.1lu'r,i' Bakr-r, II. IiI.u k, H. Arsm-rmull, A, 1' ffreasuren-Stephanxeilarnn - if- uf.mk.1l, c' Arm, I Af..-.r..r.lr, I :mr-f, r rf.-.,rn.1f,.. new 4. 1. :mr-fmn, K Nrnku, rs I ' .' 'fi ' zk'k:' ' 'I ff, 'E T4-nnvnl, I. Ilynn, R. Vvruw, I. Drrmluw, A. W,nII.uv, I. Ilynn,l I lrnku. Row ' K Illlut, T K, ', ' :,' 'lffk Ryan, R Iym-, I. A-lrIn1.n1, M lamriy, I. Rulh, A. In-nm-nl, I. Sm-.1rs, A. Work, R. XIVrlll.m1sun, I. . 5, I H K' '-:', A. Jf, :ji -rf- E' ' ' lnuuh, A Mr-rrll, I Shnplm, I1 .xrllslr-, I. I1mg,M. Imnkn-I, M Iirunwn fi f- sr s Vry- I . .. - 1 I , I. ' 'i V I iii 2' ' f rr- , I ri,.,fIw:fs 'L:fYs5gi2s..fE-fry:em? ' :sf f ! . I V f 1 H 1,5 ,-V, I . ,z+,.reW,1 . .- f ' 1 .,... rn .- I - - A .- .1 -, 0 .3 I' . f.f.l1f5. ' I U 1 - V I ,f 1 . 4' gs-5.g:,5gk-,,., nf 5, wg Q: ff: ' 15-N- EIA amwkwe Qmwwx 2:11 f nfs... In sv . ' Qu... ... A ????E5?i55f5iif ie 'Iiii3UT?'3 .!5VIfTFH I .I irriiiff I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I1I I' ' ji gfresident -- Ben Schoenberger, Seated Lr-:ftfj 2 'I Nice-President - Lori Krupke, Seated Right. f 1 I Row I: D. Kabul, H. Day, D. Madore, R. Verow, I. le-adn, LJ. Srwl0r11.lrl,ArIvisnr Mrs. Imcy, Row H f isecf-eta -1 t I in TIIQ ff If If I 2: M. long, K. Cris hum, H. Hawkins, C. Baker, l.WPhal0r, A, Vnnirivslllw, Row I: I. Rus: 1-Ili, ' ' ' ' ' an ..i . , M Mnluughlin, I. Wlw, K. Shermrd, C. Chase, R. BYlIJ,IZ,5.f Row 4: S. I'.1rlL-y, R. Ilnwkin'-., ff reasurqr 1' 0 In A env Sian ,Ing I I - Humor, M Bronson, K. Stevens, A. Slvvcns, R. Znlmt. H I I I 3 5 ' I 1 - -...Q ,.- 4, I I H I I I '.g?.,g ,, 5' ,'.,..a. -iii ws , .QL .k.. 2. ri!-. 9 If ',.' fiii ' .,,. I I ,R.Qrrr I I .... I I 'L I 122 ,... .Q .rf QWWW' Me? wg fmw fu 5 ,f 2 vim , A I ' Y 'I i . I I I ' I . T ' I , . 23 Ei -L-- f if - H ----- W ' . , A - I , , . - - ' ' ---' . V- 1 1.. . . A 1 I ' ' A' I - ' . fr- . if -img' I ' . .W ' fir? , V ., ...fy , L .,,,,.,, . 6 'ie , z. , , , ..,, . I V: 5 K -' -- kk-k -sf 5 if K ,V - I . . ,... ,.1,...,,:.,,,,,,-,.,g, 4.3 - W .. In .. , ,, ,, ,, .W A., ,.,,,,raw,..-.-f.--- -I gf I, . . f , - ' ' 2i:.fii1.Qe..Gif1Ewaii?i:fLiwifmi.-g.,Ii .I,v..i, 1 f .. . , , President - Mindy Frankel Row lg l. Cmnt, ll. Arscnnull, if Plvulvr, U, Quluinnn, K. SI. louis, M. Bassi. Ruw 2: R. Puoler, A. lmnki-I, ll. lilac lm, I. Singvl, S, hull, I. Arsi-n.iull, S. Cuupur. Row S, R. lun, S. Climn, K. Sealm-.isv, K. Kin-e-r, A. In-nm-nl, I S.inliurn, S Mc Km-n. Row 4: K. lvmlvrsun, G. Aram, C. l'.lrrin'Iun,l,MmK'.irll1y,Cl.llriki-r,I'.li.ikm-r,I.Milli1ll1y. Ruw 5: l. Win: livslvr, R Sullivan, l., Sun- Tlllnya-r, A. K'li.inillL-r, li. Ar.il.i, S. Kliiilmll, K. linsxi, li, ln-niwnt, K. Dnnov.in. ..f. .4 .,. r -1' -Mi,.Q,..Q.ef..Q fg- , X13 . , , Y f -, -',. ,. V. . f 1 President - Iill McKeen Vice-President - Ben Schoenberger Secretary - Kim O'Donnel Treasurer - Ioe Nadeau Parliamenlarian - Eric Svendson Vice-President - Kassie Stevens Secretary - Shelly Price Treasurer - Iill Mc'Keen eeeee eee. , .. ' ew., if , .51 A , 5, I I i i z 1 - . ---- - H Rnw 1: I. S1-.irs, I. Gillis, R. Hnnsone, R. Tomlinson, I. Goodman. Row 2: P. Burns, l. Krupke, I. Spvm 1-r, Il. Rm-rl, M. Allvn, I. leach, I. Sanborn, S. Arsenaull, l'.McC11rlhy,l,Arl.ims.Row 5' Cf Spun klmrzll, K Wim liunlma h, R. Bmwn, R. Vomw, M. llsn, S. Caron., Rnw 4: I. Ames, ll lllnc k, D. Su-vi-iisoii, ll. Bum lieu, I. llf-IRR, D. Wouglivrly, A. Pliillbrirk, 1. Singel, Row 5: M. Bronson, lf. Ruth, A. Ivnnvnl, M. lmnkul, Ruw ls: l. lung, N. Mullins, M. Solcmian, K. Cn-vr. Row 7, l'. Wiiiclwsli-r, I, 91. l'n-rru, N. Rim-r, I. Slvwnrl, P. Kelly, I. Fahey, .V f,,f, I. ' ,,,, . . ., , .I f- . ,V 2 - -si - fl' l K K fi' V, ...I ,-.. ..e-..-..H..ff1- 77---- 11--:Kew x , -:fi 12' ' ff I LL -if ,, in 1 iff J W1 if ff is. I I -. .... .5 ,, ,. , ,,. ,fy . ,, .. M, . ..,, . Z.. 1. -,i L S Z ff 4. A If . ,zu fx-. .... I ,.,,. ...H ,..... .,,.,......... . , si X ii I ,gf 'jeg , nf 5' K? L' Q Ifu g, Y sf lQ 'IE 'i5f?:i:Y - V ' if- I 'If f, .W ,, '31 'ff 5' - -:K ,, 4 III fsv.g:fg:..QQg. ?f.:5if.23L I Yuiii-jg,5,, , f - . .E: . .. .. A I t TL,5,,Yi,.,.,.,:yk,:gV ,., .g..g.., ...nk In i 1. 3,2 . . .sig ' ' - , ff WI. K W Wg, 3.5 .A . ., Q 3 EI D ,ap K, ,... 2' f' '- -- i5.,,1 .. .L ,K K ,.. -.-gf ...X , . .D . f S. ..,.,,- ,--. KK.. .::,: Q -- ffff y f,g.,W,:Q .5 , - .- 1. f . ,x , .,,,, . ,. . . , . -. . ,, ,, H f- f - 1 . . . V. 1 - k -A . ,,-- 1: E. Advxsor . Edliol' In Chief --Mai! , , . f' K in , 1, -. .. K' ,,,. 3. .. .. ' ' . i f.. 1. .vi . f , L.. . 3, D . , . ,... K. .KKK ., 3 , ' i ' J ' if-H21iQf.if'ilwiifl ' ' ' . f f , 111 jj, JE? 1 K.. ' . I.. , if ,,,L., ,, ,Km 6 4, f. W r ., fi IA 3' ' Q v . . , . , - K f K .5 ,.,-, ,V . ,k.- K. ,, ..',. 2. .. K.. ....,,..?e-.H . 1 I , 1 4- ... ' , - if 4 1 ' K ws 1 r ' ' ' - ' 4, M, ' .. f . R3 . xg, . .- x if 5 w Photography .1 ,.,,.. f Ji 555 EiFE5q5f:fV' -:L '. 'L Q ,' Editor . . Ian Gillis r ',,L Row I: P. I. Bussu-rf-, I. lagerquisl, D. ChrisIakus.KRuw 2: M. Rogerson, K. O'Donnel, S. 21 if -' 1 'K Conpor. Row 4: D. Him-nhl, E, O'HnIlomn, S. Bum-rfield. f T .522 4 ' - ' 9 fiw.. ' IV, I K f, ff: 1 K K KK K K KKK Ki? yr.. MVK .KM .,.,KK.,,K K' Ki '. fwfzkfy I , I K . ' V , ,: Q. gf:'lQ:,f-:Qf5 u .M -..g 1' -. 1, K I . . .LV,, K ,- 'N ,,-- V 'V W.. -,,,., 1 ,',, ' ..., . ,, K. K .. K , i .. . .KK K Vk.. KK K K. K . . K. .K K KK . .K . .K ...K ,,.. . ,K,.k K K. ., .K ..K... KK., K .K...K J M21 . 2 . uf .10 T g....,,.K ...,. f, .-am .. . ...Q X. 1 i . . K x Q 1 fm- . . ...Q .... cg, ., uw . ' 1 - .... , K . , . L. , K ., 1 ,K, K, 5 . - .2 K 4 ' Pi in ., Row 1: D. Elbrcchl, C. Tlnglcy, L Shapiro. Row 2: D. Zabol, I. ' Lowell, R. Allen, P. Bulera. Row i: 1. Chandler. M. Fowler, R. K K K Hawkins, K. Sherrard, l. Krupkc. U K K f ' , IIII f 4 , Q . X .1 .M .-ag. 'rw ,g gg- . , K . , f f - - - -' ' - .: --1 1' fsre-.H'mf'2sfe1efwwwz.ffflwfwzQfwf-:ff-1ff'--H -1-155 , K . . , -. ' f k -- - 1: - .. - L ' H 1 - V - ' , ..fW..gf.' M - , , , -W fy . . X .,,fL.gg5L..5 ..k..,g...5s, .,, ,, n f , ., ., .L . ad sg, i.,zg,Hf ,ff2,w f ff ,- , I ,N . W ,-. I 4' 7 l w P 'FT Q 'I Layout fdilul Cdmlgm- 'l'ingIt-y 'f i,jQ7j Row 1: I. Chandler, M. Mm. Row 2: S. Arwnaull, D. l.llJrccl1l. fi - ' K -... gf 'V V' ' . . 6 X Q K 1 ,,f, gf 1 i K fi - .H Q --.' ff Lf', 35 f' j ' , - ,- ., .Q .f ,H , U 'kk' EM - ,A .- -. . ,, ,E . W, - -, . . -, , , , . 5 Q . .. .iss-..s... ,, .1 ,H :A-. A. f. . Q , ... ,LL., ,V . 4. f nf' . V 5 ' J i , 1+ ki I ' 4 f ' - 'I ' f ur V W . ff, my W J 7655 V' 5523x2555 fivfrit 35- K3 ,Er 'ci ,,t?'TL:V M E' ' ' ' ' ' 'L 1' T ' T15 in - - .11 .55 'SI' f5 'H' ,ii-'ii 'W-,,: K I f 1 . .iw ' ifmhalk , A ' :Q 1- T 2.2: few, K , 5 ,. . , . if-1, , ....-lglg. , Q gf' , .5 -. ,iz 1 V g 1 Q W QQ , 17 Qlif . -if kg, i , .. .. ' Q-ew 1' ' K Row 1: I. Amvs, K. Brunnvtlv, I. Ilngley. Row 2: G. H - A 2 we , . , - v . 'X ,Q - ' f Reeves., M. I-owler, E. Shapiro. Row 3: D. Elbrec hl, f 'V - +1 f -+1 A ' ,V I i -- k 5 ' L -. , ,L 5:5 gb gy 1 . ' g f 2- -2 f . Q, 45-L. QQ ,... , .... 2- .es-. -.. 'i ,za L -- L ..,, ' ' K 1. 1: Q .fr . ps, . 1: -- -- W2 if fi q H , if f. - Y ,- , ' ' ' ' A :...sfiwf 'ff:-Qi4affis:Iii-2s'H:2f211s22Hx:fff:fkz1im..2f5..2.f2.2:s...s2...2....2.-.f..- ,f M wsnf?2:..22i1.f5 : fb fi. 'f . K . Z i , if I . ' A , ' , xg, H, 5 .5 , ,gy 4 A . 2 -a mag 5,211 fm - ff- .1 K K X ad Q I I flf i i I li -5 3- 1 V, , I 1 fi f- .1 , -, , M ,X it .4 ., - Q. ' f 'If 1 .'., r' ' G ' I , W Y fl --.,r 5 ,O I 1 s l . X ls Q.. A .h 'S in 3 1 B J , ' 1, . T B . , 5 . .V , j . P. 5 , R I . I ' , f , t V i' I ' If r . .S ' - S- L , , t It W .ph 4 ' E .1-1 . K Qi. R S i . I ' 1 1 I , ' ' 7 , . ti 31 ff . if l A 1 .at fx ' rl. 'H -if t ..f ' ., ,H 'A , ., . ' ri ' . , .1 .fi v. f N I N B B . J . , . .Q ' 'f T B ' .. ,,v -A .' .4' I 'r K W2 l M lf? ' ' fig: . ., ,I it B3.,fY:'. ' K I . A , . . t r f -'la 5 35: k I , ysu .. ,Ax .QMQJ gf., BSU ,V Row 1: V. Malcolm, N. Quint, C. Baranek, M. Walker, C. Finnemore, K. Pelkey, S. Sagal. . ' ,V ly Hjff jr ff Row 2: C. Inhnsun, R. Spinner, K. Simpson, T. Brogunier, I. Robertson, K. Klocko, D. . I . Foster, I. Sabin. Row 3: L. Dauphinee, S. Tinkham, C. Carter, D. Walker, I. jones, A. Soule, W f I ,, . 1:-at 3. 1 Y. Byther, I. Correll, C. Dinardo, K. Stone, Row 4: V. Mackay, S. Cough, P. Lewis, I. ' 5 I f, ' jk i 'fr Nadeau, B. I. Kitchen, M. Rngcrson, C. Chase, C. Ward, N. Trudell. Row 5: C. Callegari, I. j I 'VQ Q K Q Ferrell, A. Lane, W. Rost, D. Wallace, C, Davis, L. Pinkham, M. Campbell. Q I 5 . I. . . , , . 3 , S , , ,. , , 1 ,Q .,., Qf T , I A . i sittin.. G li ff 1B S 5135. A N D Row I: N. Trudel, Y. Byther, C. Chase, L. Pinkham. Row 2: D. Walker, S. Tinkham, M. Rogorson, V. M.uk.1y, P. lewis. Row 3: I. Correll, S. Sagal, C. Davis, I. Nadenu. v 5 r f , B A S S x .. MM S f E C T MO .,,,g.,,,...,,,,.5,,.,,. ., ,.,, y. Q, W, -,. ff f - - . . . ,, .. .. . , .. , . Row 1: M. Campbell, Y. Byther, I. Correll, M. Rogerson. Row 2: S. Tinkham, C. Carter, I. ff Innes, A. Souls, D. Walker. Row 3: V. Mackay, S. Cough, I. Nadeau, D. Wallace, A. Lane. Qi Row 4: I. lerrell, W. Drost, P. lewis, C. Davis, B. I. Kitchen. l . I , I l ,pl Il Ll 75 ti 4 'pr-u ,, .. . ,. f f.f,...,,.z.f1ze: f., ewfr eff ff., .., ,, .. .. Y, - I . .ll . L S .,- I t Woodwind 4 i E l l ' D Foster R Spinner Row 2'l Sabin,L. Daupjinee, Row I: K. Stone, K. Simpson, T. Brogunuer, . , . . . . C. johnson, K. Klogku, C. Dinarrlu, I. Robertson. Row 3: S. Sagal, M. Walker, C. Baranek, C. Chase, K. Pelkey, N. Trudel. Row 4: C. Finnemore, V. Malcolm, L. Pinkham, C. Ward, N. Quint. 1 E .., V I A ' :E .gig r 5 4.5 4 ff? J, ' . Q , P, A f , T lr Jaw 2 , , I . Y , V ' HI, x .41-, 1' M . -- ff- . V -HQ' '1 ,, i . D X XR., 1 W .af W ,h,. Row I: C. Callegari, 1. Nadeau, M, RogersoA Foster, D. Walker, P. lewrs, Y. Bylher, 1. Sabrn. n, L, Pinkham, Mr, Walker. Row 2: A. Soule, D. !,...,.., ' my , Q. ,,g,,,r335 f,., .,f,.- f k Row i: C. Innes, G, Ivwel, T. Lister, I. While, K, lee, D. Sprnwl I Trask Row 2: D. Crawford, D. Puckett, B. Drake-, S. Milla-ir P Bussiiere Si Stmul, G. Radrliffrf, M. lums. Row 3: C, Nuttvr, R. Allt-h, Ii. UnrIerhiII,iI Simmons, C. Iohnson, I. Si-vervnce. Row 4: T. Mvsvrve C. Rafuse M Rogan, M. Mr-Ilond, C. D.ivis, W. Walson, C. Sdnigms, I Melinri, E Campbell. - af wr, mfs r . fii.. 5. . . . . .. ? ,, , I COMPANY 5 I I Rnw I: B. Miller, P. Moontri, D. Mcl c-nn, B. Andrews, I. Cross, I. Profcla. Row 2: S. Michael, I. Peterson, S. Duron, C. Fleming, I. Green, G. Andie, C. ihirris, I. Landry, T, Hoelzor. Row 5: B. Allen, M. Treworgy, A. Bt-II, I. Zvidrimn, R. Sargent, C. Smilh, M. Hiirrington. Row 4: B, Wilson, R, Iohnstnn, M ihnmpson, G. Stevens, E. Mullhnliand, L. Bubicr, C. Green, T. Giles, R. Trask. if 'Y' 1. f I , 5 5 Nw K - . . Row 1: S. Michael, I. Spencer. Ruw 2: S. Michaud, P. Wesolowski. Row M. McDougal, 1. Cunningham, G. Morse, M. Sample. 3: R. Hutchinson, K. Nickerson, T. Openshnw, M. Harrington. I STA FF COLOR GUARD ., l , ,GW - Q., 4 r r I I v r i , ' A r l 'C it L 5 A 3 ,....... sw i 1 -iii---gin ii H --.-------5---1, --. -----. P. A ,---i-if--..- . in xi sffzss , ale, vs-1 is- ima.. 52-5-- in-L f-t,.2n.- ff.- ,- fi LLLLLL ,-, ,fn . i l i 2 1 . . f L E -5 s , ge- Xi, t. 1 S clasi-lfszfggwf,-1mlm --mr-wx , .-111 3 K gi M...-..-,,,,,, , it if . ' it' ,,,, , ,Q F i l l i l i l l A i 6.552- .7 .E-uh, IIII f 4 ' n --f.: w P, Weslowski, G. Stevens, R. Trask, G. Andie, M. Harrington, T. Openshaw, S. Michael, C. M iii Nm - ... 't HONOR .. . . P li S K t -' -A- f-Q- :ff t , f, 5 si. .-4 ,..ff T.. 3- ,, it f..k., - . , . , . .- Q K V g , ,f,, t l ....- , ,, ,-H, rf-. .WW Wk...-.. t, ,,, ,, , K , , , Row 1: B, Wilson, G. Andie, D. Puckett, S. Miller, P. Wesolowski. Row 2: A, Bell, M. Tresworgy T. Openshnw, D, Sproul, I. Zvidman, C. Nutter, M. lltirrinflun. Row 3: C, Rafuse, 1. Green, S Durren, C. He-ming, R. Hutchinson, G. Stevens, S. Michav. RANGERS --is--ef--gk Q, fs l , .--- -M, t.. ,, ..-. ,,,, I ,.. .,. .... -::,, , , . , .. K . D Row 1: R, Hutchinson, S. Mrchaud, G. Morse, 1. Green, I. Trask. Row 2: P. Wesolowski, T. ll lt Hnelzer, R. Hawkins, l. Gillis, T. Openshaw, P. Busier. l RIFLE TEAM 1 1 ,i Q., . W ,, if .2 . T ff ' .. 1 M M f 4.5 ' .swf .3 'L ...rf f , . f + - 3 , rf,g...,ff.r.f..sE, fq,:.g., af 55 .K..f.?.y.5g- K' 1- W. rf- .eaf.wn2gk2w1f.14i .-wg.. .f. K fggjw.. ...im 1 we ?'5.fJ.f'::wsif55:-swf' ESV: 1? X, 21+ If , 1? , W in -W ff K ' V' .ygvffg T 1551 ' B 1 - 1. , K 1 , . 1. . . L f L ' 5 rr gjsffg'f.rg,15igp,-gg,gz vw 2.w,fg:g.gg..-5,,,... . r L .,g,,,g :fx ,- Q. ........ gzgxf 1.1 gi v Q ,L fi ,M f t A ir ir lf- xl . bln Row 11 K. O'lluunr-I, S. Srlgal, R. Hlakr-, B. S1 hrwnlwrgn-r. Row 2: M. Rr1gvrsrm,S. finkham, E. K K Rml1,C.M.ma-rs, l. I'mkh.rm. Row 5. M. Ryc knmn, I. SIL-rn, I. lagvrquisl, Y. Bylhcr. Row 4: K. K' ' K Balmuu k, I. illlrr-.ulh, P. Bums, l. N.nh-.m, A, Hr.1gg,A.9uulu, k Q , ' 'V 5 K - - , .. .V za ev? ,ii I ' r K - .KKMKK ,, K K K .. .., 3. .. 1 Q K3 .K 2 KK K .-.Q 4, .if ry i .5 57311. 7 - iQ.75Zi?f . Q . -iii, ' ' r.,..Q Q . ,.,... ..... ...,....... , . i . H . J, .. E , ' E ' ' ,. E Ruw l: P. frrvnwr, U. Sulmlmu, I. K nrrvll, I. Pressy. Row 2: B. Burnfi, A. Sluvvns, K . Marlin. Row KK Kg- - 15 r . 5: A. Rrxsarlu, D Dvgmll, I. Smith V ,If ' V , aw .J .aff3ff1w:f1 Hg ax V , - ...gg ,... K . ,..K.- 5. -.K: . ' -'ifai+iE1,if5fzrififfaiirfiif-QI: fi Jw .Qf ki 32 k ' -2' is. - A KK .ig K 1.3. ..fff... .. .,,,.K..,.,L, KKK. ,KZ . K., Tl Row I: C. fhasu, I. Wnsv, M. Snlnmnn, B. Murray. Row 2: C. De-graff, K. Stevens, A. K , Dudwm-.m, Row 5. S. Cutf, l. Auhinsun. . .. 2 . K , X' W .. S U .K ..,, , 3 S Y 'Y H fig..E441iff.z2..3i-:s.1'mff..er31 Q ,,,,, .,, , ffff 51... .EK ,gf , Q. fr.s.--.rr , . ,V . rf , . ., x 1 ,W 1 , : V 1 K1 K A i ss. .ig . . .. . ..,,. ... . .. , 1 ., M.. 4',, ,,Q,...,,.3:'.1..., ., . . . , - ffykiy ,. - . 1 . . z 1 -sg-Q The Bangor y5Chool , Team is seventeeQj. gQje mberslstrdng Il3l,S,.Y93f and achieve- .if1'iHdiViClUfiAilfibmpefifivn HS effortq Students ranging from 9ihfiEf3i.i12th grade have found fun, excfiemffm and Ch2f!1f2'EE?..frQrP.b2iHgQ i nvolved , in math, team membersfare .to for their isnxzqlyiement in. makiingllthe team . - Lgg, 'gy' .-.k E- f .,. rl.. , J. Maine Division. , . . 4 'T Q Row 1: R. Allen, l. Mcliccn, l.. Roth. Row 2: L. Mdfnrllw. I. Singel, M. - ' Allon, M. llsu. Row 3: P. Burns, T. Caede, M. Colmsnn. Missing: M. xi Bronson, K. lic-ndcrson, A. Koniinsky, l. Brown, M. lhmlxcl, R. Hart- 2 l slone,.1nd N. Trudel. gg:-,g:f,,,.,i.f... - f f -3 . in . - ---issmmgsgs Q'i , . ,,,, , swag? ,-, . ww- .mg wx ' f iTh9f.l33,l5gOir High SCh.Q6l,.liC1he5S Team DlHYQd W0 C0.mPl??1?. ilff?!.QdS against iotherfgP.V.C. in are Six SCli0fl'l5.Q,Ci5i.f.f'?iUilY A and havefjbeen and GVGYYABBAYEHYL All? yplziye:S lhiaiveiflbeen devoted tothe Q and hopesforesuccess inifgllei if 51933-T939 593505 . A A f - -- ff - f f 1. . -. . .,,....-..g,.,,..... K . Ng .. . .., .s .,..... .2 V, i 2 w Row 1: N. Bresinski, M. Stevens. Row 2: M. Ingalls. Missing: 'IQ Speidel, h. 5- Stevens, D. Hughes, I. Fielder, R. Byron. I s, 5 ' 53 'iw-fi i E X emyoznss. ,ww men :pq-we-vge-wave.-I-rw rr.. I, .V .15 2. ,,.l...,k, ., ,, , ...,,..,,4,.,W...o,,,,,...,mnTr..,X , ,..,.., -1. . Ms- wr -. ,. - I I K ix' Q1 .. .. K f . I Row 1. I. Pr-ndlelon, I. Pickering, R. Stuwell, Mr. I. Erickson, Row 2: D. Staples, D. Knappe, ' I. Spi-nu-r Ruw 5: B Pendleton, B, Mt Donald, S. Gibbons, eech . - - f - , ...L sg:-KI., I1 Debate ,z s ,, . H - , ' . .. , gqodgrowth glfL-Vfl1E.- novice debates. Ie- ieh4ieQ Trevor Pendleton have Hiah.gSsHQ0' in the Vars..ityfi5divi,si0nee 3hdli'..n'3lQSgQ have achieved iplace suc- cesses, against all varsity teahdsf in the state.1pQ ,Qoniunction with their Speech teamwonwe number of e . ,, . . . .,..,,,...,,,,,...1 ,..,,.. ,, . , , . .' , Row I: Mr,kI. Eripksun, I. Plummer, I. DCYAVTIIQ, I, Pressy, E. Rt-if, R. Stowe-ll. Row 2: I, - lalxreque, 5, Sagal, K.C. lrvmrxr, D. Knappe, C.. Bowker. Row I: R. Booker, I, Corrol, M. ' ' Hsu, M. Roach, I. Spencer. martini , ,,.. , - -ff ,. - -,U .W W .., Vs-,,.k,i.-,fr I, .K V .. Iohn Eraeksonfs spe eehggeg g33, ,has done verytwell this year winning eie trophliesfangi awgrds ,throughout the estate. This .tedliif the largest since Erickson has All members have devoted ihegrttlimey1enerSYg.?f!1fi1.!fieHS to make the I ,,,, .. s. , U -. V. I 19874938 .-ef110.vab's .wi sucriessful. I frr Q I Ks, K G BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL presents Fd-fuer onfh 00 ,F On February 5-6, Bangor High School y presented the play, Fiddler On The Roof. This play was considered one of the best in many Q. f years. Much time, hard work, and dedication by all crew and cast members paid off for two sparkling performances. 4 f, .a.. ew.. K U-- .1:1, t.,,.w,,eeeeaweme:el Fiddler. . Tevye. . Golde. . Tzeitel. . Hodel. . Chava. . . Shprintze. , Bielke . . Yente. . Motel. . . Perchik. . . Lazer Wolf . Mordcha. . . Rabbi. . , Mendel , Avrahm .... Nachum .... Grandma Tzeitel. . Fruma-Sarah. . Constable, , Fyedka . . Shaindel . . Sasha. . Yussel . WOMEN'S CHORUS Heather Black Sue Condon Heather Day Melissa Hall Nancy Harris Reeta Pesonen Julie Plummer Sophi Sagall Casey Trommer Amy Work CAST OF CHARACTERS THE ENSEMBLE . Matthew Averill . Jeffrey Ferrell . Melanie Bronson , Stephanie Caron . . .Regina Yerow . .Katherine Rowe . Heather Ogilvie . . . Robin Verow .Kathleen Stevens . . Chad Bouchard Christopher Dixon . . Nathan Ritter . .Nathan Moody . .Brent Murray . . . .Jason Gold . . .Gregory Hill Richard Williamson . .Marisa Solomon . . Rachel Booker . Andrew Kominsky . .Robert Kitchin . . Heather Rlack . Scott Arsenault . . .Robert Eslin MEN'S CHORUS Jonathan Carlisle Ervin Dehmlow Robert Eslin Jamie Graham Jonathan Jenkins Scott Kaiser Steven Parlee Joseph Pickering fl kCHFS'I RA Ula Solomon .... Kimhorly Q'Donnell Marcia Rngersgn. . Mark L, Ryckman. . Yvonne Byther. . Stephanie Goff . Johanna Wise . Melinda Hsu. David Walkov . . . .Violin Chap, Clarinet , . ,ClarincL . . Trumpet . French Horn . . . Cello . . Cello . , . Piano .Percussion . Devra Zabot .Erika Roth Rachel Husker nmmi labrnrque Brigitte Blose illian Prcssey Tammy Giles Marie SLewarL ,Leslry Potts , . Amy Giles Melissa Hrflay Paula Bulova Dcvra Zabel rolinc Tinglcy Fhris Flaherty .Darren Knapp .heslvg Potts Any Giles Hclzssa HcC1ay Paula Butera Deira Labot QjCR STAGE CRLH Stage Manager ...., Assisluni Stax: Hauugur. Vosnmwlihad . Assistnnis . Hoail ol' Pimps. . AssisInn:s . Lights . Head uf Sets Assistants . Make-Lp, , Last y fneainf DH Stage PVC: , Qduction Class .Darren Knapp Amy Giles Gir1s'Swie Dirigo Girls' State was held at Hus- son College from june 21-june 26, 1987. Girls' State is a school of gov- ernment which teaches a practical application of Americanism and good citizenship. lt serves to inform par- titipantsi of their duties and rights as QU,rS.5Citizens. i Row I. lx, SIL-vi-ns, KK i-r, l. ltlltll-., Row Z. M lmnkt-I, l. MLKUDI1, ll. lilntlc. Missing: A l ll ll lr 'il Jrlt State was held urtiversny of Maine from june 21f26, 19874 Boys' State caters to those 'boys whoare interested in the workings of our American Democracy. During thiistweek they became more aware of their responsibilities as citizens and gained insight into various govern- mental careers. .. 5, , 136 ,rt,.., BoysStctte R l. l 'X l. , l l ir R 2 l, Sv:-nrlson, if llowker. Missing: M, Mc Nr-ll. uw 1 r rms , .f,L C 1 QQ sffwmw f Q Q q5 ff Q59'f 2 f5w if bv if - 4 I ig ' ' I VA. if . X' E it , A M45 Q W' E 'Q ffx ff V69 ' ' Y Ax x 1 Sky 1, f A Q., 4 ,, fa ' ,M K X 2' xxCho.r1ev Hlbbvwd fe Freshman Football Team con- cord. After a slow start, they won of their last six games. The season was considered successful due to the vast improvement by all players. The team and coaches wish to express their thanks to all those who supported them, and extend their congratulations to the Varsity team for a tremendous season. its season with a 4-6-1 re- F Freshman Football S Row 1:j. Butterfield, S. Lycette, D. West, K. Campbell, M. LeBlanc, G. West, R. Pelky, 1. Harrison. Row 2 S. Brown, T. Cyr, N. Ouellette, S. Lander, 1. Sklenar, D. Smith, R. O'Connor, T. McHugh, S. Tozier. Row 3 K. Mclntyre, S. Somers, G.1ones, C. Eslin, B. Macdonald, G. lewel,1. Canage, R. French, C. Fahey. reshman Cheering The Freshman Cheerleaders enjoyed an exciting season. The terrific times they had will not be forgotten. Many are looking forward to more rewarding seasons as members of next year's Varsity squad. 138 Kristen Bassi Bridgette Chalila Anne Bradford jenny Howell Nicci Giroux Megan Milliken Lori Currier Lisa Labbe Stacy Caler lessi Ross Wendy Sprague i sf. , ,,, 92.2 1 of 5 Q, . - ' M 'f ll'5+111fA-4 -asa..-:Q 75'fal'f'1f11wvlz..flf!ifE5sam1::, 5-ff:::s1-fa:-in M 'A Vg fs? 1 - 1. 54 Wifi -Zfif: W ml he 1987 Varsity Football Cheerleaders en- joyed a busy, exciting season. Their cone tinuous hard work and spirit of cooperation made them a truly delightful group to coach. They were superb representatives of both Bangor High School and Bangor, ME. Row 1: B. Quimby, B. Dorsey, M. Mahaney, Cpt. T. St.Lawrence, H. Gould, A, Hodge. Row 2: L. Connors, L. Spaulding, A. Thibeau, Sam the Ram R. Fort, L. Rudnicki, L. Lau, K. Baude, Coach Gordon. fl V Q ,,,,,., letg 1 1 .f .1 g-,:..- we .H ,, . Z.,,,?,5Q,,f, 0 if, ,., ,, .Q .' Qi his-3 dl. 139 ,.Iu.- A -A-AL 5 l N , K - Q: . cl Y swsrs, ws me 'iei1F'gf1W'.g, Lzfgwrwfiwg 1 gfrti -V? Q-wall' ,ER lf-5153 tgges 1 rr ww fs r + 'lam 2 iii. MMM it f rs 4 '17-F38 993,17 Veriuni 'aliggtqfk H iw? ' ff li. ww, azz: gs. -Lf ' .3 'f 1 'f ' N ,ur ffl' wL1s vea-,-5,4 iii : T' f: .. . i' r - 5 i rf Tia! IJ -'TWf9?yi!7f??'5i '1?'TY' 2' .QVC 'i' i t - v- ' A - - he Boy's Varsity Soccer team played their way to one of their best seasons, compiling five wins and coming close in many other games. The scoring was led by senior Cale Burger, whose 20 goals set a team record. His co-captain, Eric Svendson, led the Rams with 13 assists, while juniors joe McCarthy and lohn Flanagan provided a great deal of support. , . . ' r G . - 'I C- W 1 , N, Herbert, G. Arata, C. Clark, M. Cassidy, 1. Darling. Row 2.1. jones, B. Drake, D. O Connor, ,liljnvleg-lg-ghllmpoilxslollnlflrilll E. Vselijel, P. VanVIeet, M. Plourde. Row 3: Asst. Coach Khavari, R. Crendreau, 1. Tode, I. McCarthy, E Svendsen, C. Burger, R. Young. 140 s C . .., I ...Y-an 1 ez '- K . pp . Z M . - . ww K Q ggts at , mira Mme .ea My . V Wx ' 1 - A 3 3 v.i,.1 . f g rws f , 'f a -or YLLL an . J K xp sig wl3Lfscifg,gi,i 71. Staff , xiii? ajax? oach Reed's Girls Soccer team played their way to a 7- 6-2 finish and a seventh place rank in the Eastern Maine Class A Division. Tri-captains Becky Reed, Nikki Lovell, and Les Winchester provided the relatively young team with strong leadership both on the field and off while Swedish exchange student Lotta Thonder performed exceptionally all year. Reed, Lovell, and Melissa Bryre were all named to the PVC All-Star First Team, and Tina Davenport and Winchester were each honored with second team status. Coach Reed expects to have an even more outstanding season next year, with a state cham- pionship possibly on the way. Row 1 L Strout M Constantine, K. Flanagan, S. Clark, L. Russell, I. Kimball, A. Stuart, I. Montgomery, A. Ramsey, A. Bragg. Row 2: Coach Richards R Pooler V. Michael, A. Robichaud, G. Micheaud, Cpt. L. Winchester, Cpt. Lovell, Cpt. B. Reed, M- BOWSFS, l- Staither C Desjardin Row 3: Coach Reed, K. St. Louis, A. Rohman, C. Darling, L. Thander, M. Richardson, F. Thibideau, Dorsey, Two R Pelky E Saunders Row 4: A. Rosso, I. Laferte, M. Bryce, L. Caldwell, M. Pontello, D. Larkin, T. Davenport, K. Martin, T. Rocetti. f. .. . ,7f...Mf. if i . tg get iff f.5iF.r..g?e,.QgeL5ti?.i.. W f1?3,?,3gFW ts S E5 . + 141 .14 .is . 53 .1 L W-ax. i X wf,,'i-gsie ,ig 3 QA W 'lv WOM, . G I Il A ll .ll Q A J- 1 I I Q 0 14 f : T - ' ' D q S 3 ' 2 S vq 4 . 5 M 6 31 I JZ ' ? N ' - ?'.i.A ff 4 L. i A , 'fe X' .i . l 1' 7 ij , 'jc 'H 'i i 5 T A 2, l . . - , . . J ,K g N . .Xa X. C v- . 5' ' ' . x ' - ' A . K . X S , ' Q . . f r f hx if .. wer. .Q ... ar 'i w M . '. is zfwm s ' . ' ' W ,H ,..:,-.v V02 Hug ', s', 1 r wx i , . ' -. , , I Q' -f' ' ,, 'pi' Q, ,' -' '1-' 1 ' .X s A5 .., A I ' eh 'Z : ' - ' .!,'.,y.iy:.-,t..A ',.' vj'J , ' ,-1J : M: .P ,. 4' .fvm .1 53 'dyf'-If-if 4' , ' . ..., 'Q L 3 433.v,wLh,-.. .,vggL,,,4eqf5 ,, w.fgjT.,,,,', Af.,-5aq. , A . 3.5,-.Ji N . Q x - .. ' 7 Row 1: A. Sucy, G. Reeves, M. Coughlin, L. Walls, 1. McKeen, I. Bower, C. lellison, Coach Kelley. Row 2:5 Goff, M. Walker, A. Chandler, C. johnson, 1. Hunter, H. Aresnault, L. Sue, K. Snow, C. Pleuier, C. Baker, M Walker. Row 3: S. Murray, A. Stevens, U. Solomon, G. Farrington, K. Seabrease, M. Pechinski, S. McKeen, C Baker, l. Sanborn, M. Stevens, H. Russell, Coach Hallet. Row 4: P. Crichton, 1. Parady, A. Philbrick, K. Greer, W. Woodbury, j. Brown, B. Tennent, R. Sullivan, A. Ducheneau, A. Tennent, 1. Mason, S. Nelson. 63st as ,wat E E , . . g W ,mf 'ni ififl 9' v QL ' i 2 ,7 -'f5:??5iff5G?if l2Elf .if5ff.f7,j?1fEE M T fa? 't' ,A age 'fm 'fy 4 he Varsity Field Hockey had an enjc season logging a victory against Han and battling Orono to a tie. Seniors Laurie and jill McKeen were named P.V.C. All-stars jessica Sanborn received Honorable Menti her contribution to the team. The outlook fc year, Victory! Golf Row 1: M. LaGasse, T. Hobert, S. Doll, A. Stuart, M. Yates. Row 2: Coach Willete, R. Soucy, R. lensen, G. Stewart, R. Smith. Cross Countr Row 1: 1. Spencer, 1. Stern, I. Mason, G. Sibley, A. Crawford, K. McPherson, 1. Higgins. Row 2: S. Durran, R. Albrecht, C. Towne, T. McCarthy, D. Henry, S. McPherson, l. Skiegel. Row 3: P. Winchester, l. McClay, R. McCarthy, l. Curry, R. Tomlinson, 1. Sexton, L. Stewart. The Bangor High School Golf team played with a squad double the size of last years' and finished with an 8-10 record. Senior Aaron Stuart played well, as did Shawn Doll, Ryan Soucie, and newcomer Todd Hobert. Coach Willete expects to have a bet- ter season next year. The Bangor Cross- Country team had another fine sea- son. lunior Gerry Sibly captured first place in every reg- ular season meet and was named first in the PVC all-state selection. Seniors Scott McPherson, Phil Winchester, and Rob Tomlinson all ran spectacularly while Geraldine Kenny, Tara Mc- Carthy, and jennifer Tingly each did a fabulous job in pac- ing the girl's team. Next year's squad will be led by Gery Sibly and socpho- morelohn Ski gel. PEPSID ERON CAM DI E zl' zu I '5 :df 'tg- na' X .1- .ll 2 2-ez '-cc Esc: wi :LD cs I5 1 5 U.. ui Z 5 M .E .:: u .-: ! ., cd di ,- AC 2 ni il .- ua cz. LL iii .- .E 8: LD L5 Ri L: 2 2 ai Ai .- C GJ 3 O .1 ul ,- ,- .J va GJ 3 mi es .. E Z U E E 64 E YU E aa 9 R3 .. no Q :Q 6 U va O .Q o U E 66 L- an 2: E Z E FU on x cz E CU ..': X u ul C5 sb .if U di L5 .J U 2 an dd l-fl LA. 'U .. V5 .C .2 nz .l il LD C. 2 oo .E P'- o no ci 5 Ln Tu I E4 if v C. o U1 Q. E o -C i- 2 ki ff N: GJ b o .. U oi 'I W' 2. ru 'U L CD 'U J FU ..l .2 4:5 rn ff '5 E d N1 C L. O .Q C FC LD ul .- rn :N LZ it t. O osca, 73: T. Burgess, 74: T. Messervy, 75: D. Langley, 76: M. AM Knapp, 72: D. ngton, 68: rnsey, 65: S. Caron, 66: B. Buffi U9 eves, 61: D. Seay, 62: B. Wilson, 64: G. G Re E ru 5 3 Houghton, 89: I. Fiedler, 90: S. er, 85: M. Marquis, 86: I. St. Pierre, 87: D. Dow, 88: 1. '18 Price, 83: 1. Winni Belote, 77: T. Trafton, 79: P. Kelley, 80: L. Patterson, 81: I. 5 record, despite a season plagued by in- Football tg... CAPTAINS - L-R: Mike Thompson, Leroy Patterson, and Frank Peckham. Varsity Football team battled their way to a 4 ffjuries. The year was highlighted by the thrashing gjfcross-river rival Brewer in late September. The team performed well thanks to the spirit and determination shown by all the players. The team and coaches wish to express their gratitude to all those who supported them. Boys' Basketball 3 3 ' 5 .ag ll ' 1 , ' arg! t .g h I I IIHGQHF Qdiplllf, , ,JV . .,. A ,t 4, a aa, f ii B E 'Q .l, 11-iii. 'hi ar trti v he:Ban Qrwkams-.eom, ef A,.1 ,,.,. .1,g, , seniors, three juniors, and two soph- omores. Throughout the season, many players including lon Stewart and Paul Butler enabled the Rams to many victories. Coach Roger Reed hopes for an even better season next year. CGHNGUQ .sis QANGUP QW trNGUt ' ' ' W' .' xiii 'fnzlw ' , A ' 11 Vu. .41 wc! p ,W ,QLNGU 's - ' t .1 f-tlllusll JG Quai , v- A1 I . iaatf. l . 1' liutielsoxi, I. Houghton, P. Laffey, C. Clark, E. Syendson. Row 2: Coach Roger Reed, T. Lynch, l. Bohm, l.. Patterson, I. Stewart, P. Butler, 146 tv,. s i i Boys l.V. Basketball ue -P g N, ,. . ., ..... lf'-iff' U--an boys jayvees had an out season. They fin- the year with a 16-2 This was one of the better Varsity basketball teams in a long time. Each player steadily progressed and showed much leadership. Coach Ingalls would like to thank all the players for their hard work and dedication to a fine season. Good luck next year. --...,,,,,,,'-am Row 1: S. Gene, R. Soucie, S. Doll, G. Guernsey, F. Lower, R. Goddard. Row 2: Coach Ingalls, S. Alexander, I, lones, I. St. Pierre, G. Stewart, M. Pyzynski, I. Toole, G. johnson. 14 Basketball team T V -.E a - :ll TR L - - with a 7-1 1 re- Mary Mahaney had an 1 48 Girls' Basketball k Q? K .3 is 5 . lll, , il ar Ariz lthough the Bangor g standing season. She led the team in scoring and re- bounds. All other players greatly contributed as well. Coach Tennent wishes good luck to all his Seniors in the future. The team is looking forward to next year's return- ing, talent and additions. Row 1: M, Bryce, K. Greer, M. Mahaney, N. Lovell, L. Winchester, G. Reeves, 1. Sanborn. Row 2: Asst Coach Bob Clukey R. Pooler, R. Pelkey, B. Tennent, S. Clark, R. Sullivan, A. Tennent, M. Pechinski, Coach Tom Tennent. Girls' l.V. Basketball 40 A-, Girls junior Varsity Bas- ketball team had a very successful season finishing a record of 11-7. Coach Clucky would like to thank everybody for their hard work and dedication to a most en- joyable year. Row 1: C. Martin, L. Russel, T. Davenport, A. Robichaud, 1. Mason. Row 2: D. Larkin, A. Dorsey, R, Sockabeson, S Boisvert, D. Forbes, S. Nelson The 1987-1988 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders had a busy and exciting season. Their hard work, dedication, and spirit were greatly appreciated. In the first year for Varsity cheering as a sport, the cheerleaders had a strong showing in Eastern Maine Class A competition. .T Varsity I: 5. The Freshman Basketball Cheer- leaders enjoyed a season full of excitement. The friendships they have made will last throughout their high school years. Many are looking forward to more rewarding seasons as members of next year's varsity squad. inter Cheering GFP Row 1: M. Adams, B. Dorsey, S. Svoboda, A. Hodge. Row 2 R Fort D Baudine H Gould K Baude Billington. C Row 1: A. Bradford, K. Flanagan, L. Currier, W. Sprague B Golden Row 2 E Saunders K Bass: L T h i Labbe, E. Lewis, M. Millaken, S. Tavaras, I. Howell. ao- Fres man - . I E351 Girls' Freshman Basketball MNGQR 1,5 RAM5 WUUP NBU5 Row 1: A. Crawiord, 1. Thibodeau, S. Lycette, I. Rochefort, K. Mclntyre, L, McCarthy, K bell, T. Hobert. Row 2: M. Ferguson, Coach Morril, R. Young, R. Young, B. Drost T Nicholas, M, Warner, B, Macdonald, A Clark, Coach Stubbs, R. Robbins girls They ended up with a total record of 1 1- 4. Coach Fahey would like to thank eve- rybody for an enjoyable season and good luck for next year. Boys' Freshman Basketball record was 9-1. The team also won the Eastern Maine Freshman League Sports- manship Award for Class A. BOYS' SWIM The 1987-1988 Bangor Boys' Swim Team led by captains Yvan Fitch and Mike Bassi, captured their third State Championship in succession. During the State Championship, Chris Arata won the , 100 yard backstroke. In addition, Mike Bassi won the 50 yard freestyle and Yvan Fitch won the 100 yard freestyle. The season was also successful because the team won their ninth Con- secutive PVC Championship, and had a third straight unbeaten season. Coach Emery would like to thank everybody for a most enjoyable and exciting season. -'fa' . Row 1: I. Grey, I. Sexton, I. Simmons, N. Finhen, M. Clough, M. Spleen, G. Arata. Row 2: Diving Coach Michelle Taylor, Managers A. McCann, 1. Cookson, R. Tomlinson, Y. Fitch, M. Bassi, R, Trask, C. Robbins, R. Simmons. Row 3: M. lellison, P. Tomlinson, B. Titcomb, 1. Stern, D. Campbell, D. Higgins, B. Huntington, M. Plourd, B. Hannah, Asst Coach Bob Hale. Row 4: I. Webber, T. jones, P. Roy, C. Arata, M. Cassidy, C. Cyr, S. MacMillan, S. Boyington, N. Voikas, A. Hunter, D. Gaudet, 1. O'Donnel, Coach Phil Emery. 152 4 1 GT-ikgwi., ?.5fXi'si3M 734 W ' ..LQ'fc1:?fY.' fw if H f Q -f 'f lube ,1 w eg Nw . .N . ' ' X ,- x ' ' fa ' mf 2 4 i ' ii t L b. K xi li I I ' -1 vw s ,..am'w,,,, mnaram, fm . Desire, dedication, and teamwork are the key words 7 describing the 1987-1988 girls swim team. Seniors julie Chai G I N G dler lcapt.J, Marcie Roy, Kelly Seabrease, jennifer Smitl Laurie Walls lcapt.J and Lindsley Zoidis lcapt.J led the team I a 7-1 dual meet record, Relay Carnival, PVC and State Chan pionship. These accomplishments were due to a total teal effort with everyone contributing in their own way. Thr Bangor feeling was in the air on the State Meet day as tl' team brought home another State Swimming Championshi on February 16. The season was very successful not only i bringing home the State Championship but also in carrying o the traditions of team unity and pride. 9' Zff.. l-rcf.'.l.jlf f . -af.. wg l 3 Lnl I . ,N yA,' , I 1 3 ,,.- . . 1 . ,.,, ,W ,,,tt,, .. I 9: ', ,, Q P 1, gs., , . . ii ,gif - .' fs . If ,i' 1 ue , 'FF -, ' i 1 i 1 A 31 , , t i f a ff' A, ' A '14 3 . W if yiy, , ' itv , , V ,Q . ,rr H in ff 5? if T , 'ff ' Eff: FW , ,,t,' K Ui A Q ' ,, if X . 3 g 1 s , ,mari 1 Row 1: M. Long, H. Rossetti, K. Crichton, E. Khavari, M. Hodgdon, 1. Shubert, H. Arsenault, S. Kimball. Row 2: C. lohnson, M. Walker, C. Creighton, L Chandler, L. Walls, I. Smith, C. Baker, C. Pleuler, M. Constatine, Coach Hallet, A. Duchenau lmgr.J. Row 3: K. Donovan, B. Bouchard, A. Clark, 1. F Singel, T. Deroche, M. Coughlin, A. Correll, K. Byers, A. Chandler, S. Currie, M. Roy, Manager D. Elbrecht, Asst Coach M. Taylor. Row 4: L. Acheson, S P. Dunn, G. Farrington, S. Murray, L. Stewart, S. Caron, K. Seabrease, K. Snow, W. Woodbury, I. Correll, Manager M. Bishop, Asst Coach B. Hale, Manager Burgess. 154 M. , :B ,J u A .TWIN me-' ff. JH LQRJWLjWgJ,+l 1 'W .1 k -we-saw---4 f if . ,wvwwww , . ..,,,.. 1 X , ,Hua ,,,,,,,, x fe. 1 W' 9??g ? YNMMY , ., W ., aww.,-'I HBO- 5-av Indoor Track sqliads were very competitive this season. Their hard work and dedication f sgk nefited in many wins during the xl 'llcourse of the year. Coach Maynard Walton would like to thank all track members for a most enjoyable sea- son. Track QQ if bw Captains Melina Hamm and Carol Severence 156 Gr- Captains Scott McPherson, Ben Schoenberger, and Chris Ward ce Hockey me 'l'X eg '.'f. 4 - ,. h'f. -f fl f ' an M Y, ' ' 'fuk 1 0 4 -L Q I IE A 'xii Q se ,, . Fi ,wal Q-is ya K' si t. -3 w -.-:.: H . O . 1 r. W ' I ' - 2 ' L . , I .. ' ,Saab . , l , . -' 'Q K I ' I xl ' l . . J L: N - Fax len 5 Z. Q ' -,f' . 1 i I . -4- X D . e s...1 . Y 1 .Y 9 t- -. ,, .. in l ' Q.. The Bangor High School hockey team had their best season in the five year ex- istence of Varsity hockey at Bangor High School. The team had a record of 10-8 during the regular season and capped the season off with their first ever playoff expe- rience. Team effort was the reason for the most success- ful season ever of the hockey program. 158 .Q y l Row 1: Asst Coach lean Grondin, D, Millar, I. Enman, C. Eslin, I. Russel, E. Adams, Coach Tim McDougal. Row 2: A' Coach I. Kelley, I. Fitzpatrick, 1. Richards, D. O'Connor, A. Croce, 1. Brown, 1. Fournier, 1. Flanagan, Managers McDonald, C. larvis, D. Heath. Row 3: Asst Coach Roger Kiem, 1. Patry, C. Matthews, S. Merrow, E. Lagerquist, Varnum, K. Lagerquist, 1. McCarthy, 1. Garwacki, B. Parke. Q' 'Q r, xg f. ' 'GIQJHILN S n 3 if 4' .5 af l Y il K' l 5 . 5 f 5 , A X Homecoming King and Queen: Eric Long and jill McKeen Homecoming 1987 was celebrated with Spirit Week from October 26-31. The week began with the first of five theme days. These theme days included 50's day, hippi day, ma- fia day, toga day, and red and white day. Each class competed in decorating and poster com- petitions. Weekend activities began with the announcement of Homecoming King and Queen and the traditional Friday night bon- fire. On Saturday, class floats were decorated and there was a spirit parade to Cameron Field for the Cony-Bangor football game. wyrrrrrrgiwzsrsrg Y i Stand by me. 1 mm Friends, Romans . . . Oh, you dirty rat! Peace and love, brother. - ,H ig 4 NH:--W' J' , x ,V L ., I F I W' V Q fl' w V . if Q. ' . f . ,ww 'Nu 5 wr ,,, w -'W 164 ' ia if fifmi' 1,sffMm4 fi rinfgi Y 165 Editor's Message Well, our I-Iigh School years are about to end. Many friendshipf have grown and developed. We, of the Class of 1988, are about to begin a new phase in our lives. Whether it's college, the armed services, or employment, we will face many new challenges in the future. The Oracle is a record of high school memories. Several moment: are rekindled by a flip of a page. It is a tremendous task to undertake the publication of a yearbook. But, all the hard work, time, effort, anci dedication eventually pay many dividends for the yearbook staff Now, I would like to thank several people for transforming this drean to a reality. To Caroline and Dawn: I asked a lot from both of you and you came through when I needed you most. To Ian Gillis and his photography staff: Thank you for all the time you took candids and sporting events at school. o Ierome Spencer: Thank you for helping me on short notice on many occasions. y To Mrs. Bassi: Thank you for letting me use the phone, leave several lnessages, and identifying people in pictures. To Rosalie Wetmore, our photographer, I appreciate the times you came in for Faculty, Activity, and Class pictures. To I. Cole Harris, our Taylor Representative, thank you for helpful instructions, advice, and a vote of confidence. And, of course, I thank Mr. Salisbury, our yearbook advisor. Your guidance and support this year surely helped to keep me going. The goal of finishing the 1988 Oracle has been attained, but I shall always recall with pleasure our times vvorking together. It has been an honor and a great experience. Good bye and good luck to all members of the Class of 1988. Sincerely Matt Lieberman jack and Phyllis Adams Brian and jams Ames Michael and Carole Bass: Darrel and Gayle Bemis Mr and Mrs james D Bohm jane and Frank Bragg Mr and Mrs Norman Braveman Raymond and jacquellne Bussiere Stephen and jeanne Butterfield Mr and Mrs Michael Campbell Sr Gerrard and jean Chabot Garth and ludy Chandler Suzanne Croce john and joan Cummings Mr and Mrs james R Davis Theresa Davis David and Linda DeFroscia Rodney and judlth Delano Michael and Sally Dow Mr and Mrs Andre Fecteau Ross and joan Ferrel Richard and Margaret Fowler Lelba and Marshall Frankel Mr and Mrs Thomas F Gallant lr Roger and joyce Gillis Larry and Valorle Hall Parker and Penny Harris Wayne and Darla Harvey Thomas and Leslie Homsted Mr and Mrs Y K Hsu Patricia L Kennedy judy and Phllllp Kimball judy A King Mr and Mrs Robert j Laffey john A and Sandra S Lagerqulst Lmda M Leach David and Norma Lee David and Marcia Lieberman Dr and Mrs john Long Patrons Mark and Nora Lovell Darlene Madrid Karlene and Keith Mahaney Maureen and Kenneth Mattox Michael and Nancy McNeil George and Margaret Morse Mr and Mrs Cornelius Noddln jr George and Ann Parke Roger and Nancy Pendleton Wllda R Phllbrlck Susan and David Price james and Thecla Qulne Charles and Marolyn Reed julie A Reeves Richard and jeannlne Roy Richard and Leona Ryckman Yvonne and William Sargent Howard and Ann Schoenberger Mr and Mrs Thomas Seabrease Mr and Mrs Bernard Seay john and Gail Shawley LTC and Mrs Michael S Speckhardt Robert and Yovanne Stevenson Wm and Pat Stevens john and Enga Stewart Greg Emerson and Sandra Stuart Paul and Suzanne Svendsen Michael and Wanda Taylor Lena and Al Thlbodeau Mr and Mrs Tyler H Thompson Paula B Tmgley Gary and Eileen Trafton Michael and Nancy Trudel jerry and Carole Varney Garry and Cathy Viel janlce Willis Sally A and Roger W Wilson Claire P Winchester Dean and Sheila Worster Phillip and Kathy Flagg Bernadette and Carl A. Smith ....,-I at Umtusl .,,,, 1uGonsoe I-Id. Bfmoor SALESPERSON WANTED Career nnpovfumly available lor an aqqrelslve individual willing lo learn home Improvement sales business.Salariedlralninq period plus commissions, You would Lover the Greater Bangor area - quad transportation a must. Please call Bob Grcog al: MAINE WIDE ENTERPRISES Uvlwuen 8 A in -md B p nl I H00 452 I9-S0 STOP! ASK... YOURSELF Where will I be and whol will I be doing Syeurs from today, il I conlinue whal I um doing now? .vw have 3 saw. pogil nn-. In full ln II-vigor area wh-ch can rlewlou .nlo management lor Inf- rl-,nt DBFSDFI You ran umrriedi-ugly rgxpnqt tug l Alt:-no 3 wee-s ot schooling. ev-:lenses Devd. 0 Be Guaranteed S3900 lor Isl J months. Q Dv.-five was or better ot 'tour income from eslanlwsned GCCUUFNSQ 0 Ee elven lhe ooooriumty I0 36' -fence rapidly .mg rnanaoemenl. 0 Receive a complete benefit nackauc mcludlng dental G groin! snoring, O Earn '1lgnIlvl:Ilguremcorrle. To Oualllv O HAVE d DOSIIIVU FHCHIAI -HIJUGE 0 -'frlblllous Of-uw-Jfsble s H.-we a -4000 :fir 0 Be :ports ln nun 0 Z1 or older YHIS IS A LIFETIME CAREER OPFORYUNITY WITH AN INYERNAYIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES IN THE FUTURITY INCOME FIELD Coll lor Afgolnlment Now! .17 0101 Ram Plsapla I0 00 a rn to A 00 9 rn Mon . Y-les. Wed , Yhurs Equal Opportunity Employer UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE HEPUESENYATIVE N--:neu for New hngldnd area -+-Hu resumes I0 vlnofw. Fllrmmrq Umm CU P 'J BQ: Will llulfrl 'sv-il' N Lavf1Ilrv.v,','ln'J WINNERS WANTED Il V'--in 1 'ww '1mlv.1l11 wllh J -,l.,nn,,llllll.1.- .vim W, vu -1- pin' nl our R ,ll tunic Il.lf71 Vllll D-wc or Judy al ERA Tndav '17 732V M- vmul our .ll--5 lr ,.,t .7 ,. ,- .,,..,c, In A I HR. FMOYO EQUIP. - 'JY 1 losl 851.000, J yrs old, I S5.'l0ll new camera invent , all !lS,U4'I0. Maher R E,, Noulmn, 517-nrt. BANGOR LIGHT MFG. Spec Idlty .lems assembled tor re- lanl sales Computer-led proc:-ss lust begun will dramatically in c reuse protlls. bul owner ls rutir mq alter 15 years, Ideal Ior individual or turm with good com nnunlly has I0 Banqor area 835,000 caan lnvcatmenl buys .1 475 000 535,000 vr, ion wlin an ad omonal Dog return on cash an vvsled Lei us show vou how. Call Maine Bus. Brlrs.. 780-3616. COUNYRY SYORE - With ADI. l-hgh trettlc locallon. Sales over I mllluorl Oollars annudllv. Mollval L-d seller Offered AI SISSJOOO +- lnverllorv w owner Ilnancmg. Pendleton 8 Calielle 915 6-131 INVESYORS NEEDED - The tame is naw. The place is your town.Wnte, RSWS, P 0 Box B73. Houllon, Me 04130 or 539 9275. LAWN I SHRUB MAINYE' NANCE BUSINESS-Goodasan addon business IDEAL small business tor a beginner. Present owner will lram Nets 310,000 Ior 30 weeks Some eculpment A real 0DD0FIunvIy 54,500 9-115781. NORRELL - A fI6flOI'1dl'EI1'1pU' rarv helm Servlce. is looking tor an individuel lo Own and ooerate our business In Bangor. Prolect- Cd territory, N0 Iranchlse lee. CMI. IKE STEELE N001 334-9694 RETAIL SEAFOOD Earn protils ln the Seafood bum Hess High volume, retail store in urban ar-as Oilers excellent rep ulatvorl and good growlh poten lval, Low oowfloavmenl and owner Ixnanclng wlln good terms. 'IR Business Brokers 947 H04 CONVENIENCE STORE Here is a mid Maine opportunity IO commune the benehl oi location In me lakes region and the Oman' cial -'awards ol qrowung conve nlence store Co-ulstlnq nt restaurant, deli, beer. w-ne, soda, groceries and a loyal cllenlelle. IDIS one is a real opportunity tor an on premises owner. VR Business Brokers 9J7IIO-1 Who will ao the besl ion selling vour business? The answer is all DVEY lhls column! We are ll ln America and Bangor! Whether tluvunq or Sellmq e buslneSS. Con- tact Bangors Droiessnonal. BUSINESS BROKERS IIS Franklin St. Bangor, Me. 04401 9-U IIOA Mortgages I Loans 265 CASH! lf you hold a mortgage on Dffrberiv You Gold. sell ll lor cash now 305 774 7757 MONEY T0 LEND Cor'trherclalfreGlf1f1nll.n mort .Mqvs mmm I-nanclnq 521000 ' up, crlflli Flwlorf no urfnlem Amo Cash IO nurcnw- w -wrhmoes -M :wins F L -1s.o1-latex I N82 H27 V VISA - MASTER CARD lain, vm- luxury nt .v.l1.l ,nfl 4.l.m-qv Bmw-rum .-I lv' rn. ' n 'wnua 111, R ' Xie..-. ,. .. S, Livestock! Poultry 320 I3'l BUCKSKIN PONY - To let until Juno Zflvh Attractive- well lranm-d, easy keeper 234 .1715 BANTAMS Farm raised All lanes. 523013 French F-lrm, Lev-ml. BBA 7115 DEER PROCESSING mrs cmnlno Steaks, rh0DS, namnurq, stew Professional quality work. Tel. 941 J761 worm 'vgocessoa A swan Corona nrirrv-I.-',ord cron ssor ,inn .-ll-nm: lypvwrlwr Exc cnnd, S500 Call 7-U 6551 klliwuflh Valli. M7 WNV. SLEEPER SOFA, H00 Matching loveseat 8. chair, S-400 Exc fond Call 827 Moo. eves For Sale General 380 AV N COILECTION Approximately 300 :rec-1. Moat Illled, AISO DOAES 51000 WATERBED, DUAL KING Ni-w Asking SMG induces metal trnme YABLE, Glass von. rnrome base, 4 'rw-rs 'mth + uwh tons Ashlr1Ql7S0 Exercise Bench bympnr ISOO, S700 Inn, B77-SUI WATERBED kmq 5119 Custom nwdltc hr wlllerworks. Turn Dunne -on slrucllon -Idrawers Peuded Side mils HeudD0.lr'1, 912 S615 3150 GELDING PONY - Il yrs , nice personality noon home a must S275 or best eller, lnrludcs Come tack, 379 A233 weekdays .fitter 5 LIVESTOCK WANTED All klnas! I2-chord P. Hanson. Bradford, 371 IIJA MEAT SHOP EQUIPMENT Hobart I hsp meal saw, extra blades, meat culling table B. 300 lb meat scales 5875. Call 731 4195. PRE-HOLIDAY SALE Through November 15th ISR discount, sheets. blankets. qroomlnq supplies. 2000 discount. all english Il. western eltlre, 2500 dlscounl selerted boots, iackets, vests, A chaps Lots ot Christmas Ideas! S.l-fer. gill wrap. nerds, B. books. MC Visa. Phone orders daily, 812 7964. Closed Sundays, llempnllls Inc , N Vassalnoro. REX'S CUSYOM BUYCHERING MedicuItmQ,SfYl0Mir1g,nlqkup, All ammal Jarletles done. iflvll 3790727 or 884 70-II. STALLS AVALLABLE - Mares or Q-'ldlngs only lntown S55 pur monln Provloe own care and leed, 942 2-159 between 5 8 p rn. USED THORSE TRAILER New 16' stock lrallers. and Goose' necks. Gooct broke saddle horses Icr sale 8. ior wurxterS keeumq. Used vnu-sh 5- western lark Closed Sundays. Herl'lphlII'5 Inc N vnssalboro, WANYED: Tn lease IS holstems or jersey rows Call 9215115 or nest oli-er Call 941 JAH. BABY CRADLE Jenny Lind, with Dad.Lnkl:v1ew S-I0 Coll 947 7511 WATERBED BEDROOM SEY Now, 53500. will SQII mr S2000 or mast nttor C all Q15 F5786 CARPEYING - wall to wall, greer1,3 rooms. Very flood conui lion Sl501l'lQSI0Iter 989 7914 WATERHED -- buper single. Excellent Lonulllon S150 Call 9.17 S405 .mer I2 noon CARPET SALE Orientalsz wool or oletln small 8- Iarge in stock, low pr-clng Commercaal Vile: S25 per carton Saxony or Sculpt. plush, S6 V9 sq, yd. Vinyl lmaleum' 53 SO sc. yd. SWENSON CARPET L VIDEO Main Road HAVNCGEH MOVIE RENTALS Tel. 9x5 3931 ORAPERIES - Mlm concllion. Lined, 5 pairs from J0': e7 long. Original cost 3989 Asking S300 or best oiter 989 5059. FACTORY SECONDS SALE Salt Glaled Pottery, 3rd Annual. Huge Inventory. Sat. A Sun. III!! L 12. 9-4. Giant Savings, beaull ful. beeulltul pieces sold an lane stores lnrouqhout U S Monroe Sallwortls, Monroe. Me 515-N71 FIREPLACE INSERT Dover, avr'-ont. SIO0: Fireplace Screen. 830: Chest Freezer, ZI cu. tl,, cxc. cons, S275 or nes! oHer Call Sue at 825 4037. ewes wknds. HARDWOOD PALLET5 For sale dl Sl each, anv Quantity. BANGOR PIPE I SUPPLY 69 Farm Rd., Bangor, H2-l100. ONE CARAT DIAMOND 51,500 Call av 1149 'i'? ? 900 asfsns MERCHANDISE Appliances I TV's 360 COLOR YV: - used, clearance. SALE! Reconditioned, All sl1esB. makes S75 and up 912 B859 ELECTRIC RANGEXFROSY- LESS lEFRIG.- Kenmore V-9996, S75.. Signature reirig., SJ5, Both CODDPYIQOE' Call 918 5217 :Reuse - Refrigerator, washers Drvers Over 75 new metal cahlnets f - Varlqug gyygw ,g LOIOVS. LOW, low prrfvs Open dna S4?ll1flQ7r1avS we-,filly vi BREWER AUCTION ROOMS Brewer end Chamberlain Brudqe. M15 REFRIGERAYOHL 'iv .fu ,ww Blame frdaler. HIS Ulf -Ir ld001971 55.59. WASHERDRYER, G.E. 'R '-- .- '. tl ee .,. J 523.111-ev' 5 p m ROYAL DALTON Harlow Pattern service tor B. S600 Call Hoe-CINS alter 6 p m, SEARS C8 G BASE RECEIVER SUS 1'-'50, FRANKLIN FIREPLACE with ucreen L tunnel, 575. 0-126.182 SPECIAL- Calloslon and rust re ualr done at ' - Drlce All work -JUfWdf1'?EU 3-I NPHYS EIDQYIUNCQ Call ROBICHAUD'S, Brewer lake: Porno, Orr vqton S25 ll3I Heating Equip. 395 I9B7 DORNBACK FURNACE Brand new, 120.000 BTU, new Beckett burner, below wholesale. SIl95or hes! olter. Call 93? 1585 or 9472731 Keep trying 26' DOVER BOX STOVE Air tight, wf heat exchanger 8. coil. Excellent condition. S700 value, !JO0Iirm, Call 9171701 GAS I OIL COOK STOVE Color while. Plus oil barrel and Iitllnqs Needs new wicks S75 or best oifer. Call Mllllnockat. HJ S715 or 723 9917. HERTM MAYE WOODSYOVE Brick lined, excellr-nv heal, S280 Call 913 5719 KATAHDIN WOOD BURNING FURNACE - Aopror. S years old. Excellent condlleon, 5500. Call 2715375 atler 6 p m MEMCO - Hof .valer N006 no-ler Llsed 3 Seasons, All rigged, ready to burn. Atter 5, 732-4752 ' SCANDIA AIR TIGHT WOOD STOVE Aaoroximalelv S fears old Good rondllron. S125 Call 912 C570 WOOD COOK STOVE- Kalama zoo Prince. gray emarnel I'r1-srl. qnod qrates and liners. 9-:Cd :cmd S375 Call Q15 '97I Heavy Equip. 400 N50 D1 CAYAPILLER DOZER C-ooo rnnnnlnn H-T00 -.fr Lyla! 0099! Cul 128 WUI SPIRAL STAIRS Custom bl-ill, aol-5 welded steel Free brochure. Call 557 P698 THOMAS ORGAN - Self learner. with kEYSiI1dl light uD S300 BEDROOM FURNITURE Bed G Bureau with mirror. S75 47: Ywin Deus. 570, ill bureaus. S30 each Moving. Cl1lI9JB2-173 Fuel 81 Firewood 385 ASH. BEECN MAPLE 8' lfrnulns. MS rnm v -r H roms. 'MO cum lor 3 torus D-flfvvrn-fl HU-F n,-mar wr.-4 -77 vnfm ZADUWOOD IASH - 'VAPLEI INULINGJCAMP FIPENOOD Uulu in sI'JrlJv Y ' V' T' -H11 10 ln ml llf-. ,pill gl uv, ,nh We -Null l .xg I1 -,,,-1.11, l'n.ilnl, ll- sl, if J . 1,-I H70 BOMBARDIER - With snfwvplow E'-Lellwnl-.r epe S3500 tlrln Serious lnqunes Only plvaw FIBA 7692 1071 CLARK SKIDDER AAI Iwo sus ci cha-ns. ISN fuober, Good mncevloo ll-rou zeout. Call -MS 3361 or WJ .R-147 I977 IN 4100 - Bow Sleeper. fe' built 150Cumrnlns. lake, PS, 125 I3 spd , 40 rears ees' :tier 1niI8?5 1940 br N9 E188 INS CLARK L65 D SKIODER Clvlclirtelv rfloed E mC sono xwnq 540 nm .ul C077 --W5 DAVCO, INC IMA Lnwvr Mmn IRI Il Ptxrvnnwqmn. 775 Mao 1-I0 B John Dvuru. 9 1 1 lil 1105: T J , Ui 'fl-I I6 C5 Tue Farmer, Slldlwl Mlm, -ill-l r une.--, - lik AH, ,', v-l ,ll-, ML.. I l-n-:ln-l l-,l,,m.'nv ...l , I. .. . I, l-'AHVI1 IJY UAV ADVERTISEMENTS J in-I. - 1.-..,.,., l. 'fl-IE OLIVER Farmington WINCH - Nw-w ll' type, Never rvluunh- Otter, Call atler bl Hobbies 8: C CRAFTS NEED Comugnment shop setts, Call evenll marmnq, Nov, 15 trymq. I'l07l 177-Z! Musical ! Stereos CONN 0 Almost new, nou toot base pedals. ments. Worth S250' Exe for be-gunner PIANO - Uurigl t-on, Can deliver. Dave'S Furmtun Bangor 942 Slvl PIANO-Wurlitp lrultwood. exnel 51.100, Call 1.17 I6 SYEREO - FI' cqualizer,radio,r lufn lable w! 2 1 old, S600!oIier. slxer kevboard J over S200 Price UPRIGHT Hvfdhdln Eur' Asxlnq S-100. Call WAN1 Bass Quilar Geneva Pmkharv Lincoln. ME 014' YAMAHA ACOK AND HARD CA Excellent cm Call 469-2573 YAMAHA DX 7 kevboard svnvne b1e.oeavey KBI plltvcatlon Svsle SLC00 Call E111 ' LOW FAMH' RA Coll today Pets AIREDALE PL Eliullefll pufllrl D--rcmber. 513+ AMERICAN P Oualllv. S30 1-, CYQYQ Uldfll S' I BEAGLE PUPI watered. Chan- IHWGS. S100 Cyl BLACK L RETRIE Readv D1 Call A25 31 BLACK LABS behaved and Ovud - they' V'-2. hnrrlewf LII-int, BLUE POIN KITTENS - Irll:m'f1 'f'5 'L CATS Ill -- 'I 'nw F 1 'i -V I1 'J an-we un. l'1l?S.'xi E12 ar ll.ll't,, I w ., v :w-l. I v . .nm lIbSNbfb 1- Wtlbefizii? For 50 years in Maine Folks have put their trust in Webber And we ve worked a little harder just to earn that trust. M Bill Parent has been servicing Webber customer burners for better than 33 years. And as the say- goes around here, If Bill can't fix it, it ain't broke. Most companies charge about the same for heating oil the big difference, at 3 AM on a cold February night, is having a Bill Parent ready to handle your emergency. To assure Webber customers of this on-going-tradition, the Webber management team, headed by com- pany president, Larry Mahaney, constantly reviews new and innovative methods toward im- proved service. At Webber, we believe if we don't provide great service we just do11't deserve the business. Thats why people put their trust in Webber. bbw' FUELS Serving Maine people for 50 years. Www ff QM. , ra 2 iii? 71, 'V tfzfil. if , ' 51.2 as ',-' 2?3'gE5JZ -.ZX CC? 422.255 We We're the one for you New England New England Telephone A NYMEX Company BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE! Congratulations Class of 1988 Fraternal Order of from Bangor Police Congratulations Bangor High School A Class of PARKEWAY 1988 TRANSPORT AST PH Sai I 14,9414 nc. CNP ,AQ Quff 55 'LUice .qDga'Lmacie1 Consultants and Suppliers to Long term Care Facilities Members American Society of Consultant Pharmacists MAINE'S 1st CHOICE FOR PHARMACY PROVIDER AND CONSULTANTS SERVICES The Bowdoin Pharmacy Downeast Pharmacy Downeast Pharmacy Downeast Pharmacy of Brunswick, Inc. of Bangor, Inc. of Bridgton, Inc. of Winthrop, Inc. 148A Main St., Brunswick 183 Harlan Street, Bangor 52 Main St., Bridgton 32 Main St., Winthrop 729-1816 945-0228 647-3314 377-2131 Best Wishes to the 1988 Graduates! Accept Nothing Less Than the Best Hampden, ME 6 dxg 137 Old County Rd SW 945-3509 Photography by Philomena Baker A tradition for excellence inportraiture O Graduation Portraits tspecial rates for Graduatesb O Bridal Photography O Family Portraits Bw Www toowa7fu2:ad4ifaUw6!a44of35f.. Ames Corpcbrcntiom 1 Merchants Plozc 0 Bangor, Mclne 04401 0 ielephone 12075 947-0153 THE BANGOR REVIEW dx , Wholesale-Retail 'us McLaughlin Seafood FreSh Smvked 31 Salt FiSh Everything You Need to Know d hun 42075 942'7811 About Entertainment this Week Prom Gown and Bk The Bangor Graduation Dresses sk' Q . Q S Maine Square - Bnnqnt,Muine 04401 945-6474 2 h II h ME 04605 K 7 ORTHoP4aD1C ASSOCIATES ofgangofg 12,-LM CONGRATULATES Kellie Greer Eben Adams 7 New Franklin I 4 ' I 1 Best Wishes Class of '88 Marlene's Uniform Shop 72-76 Columbia Street Bangor, Maine 04401 125 Fern st. E225 945-9813 F'ed'S ,TfjdWa'e h CONGRATULATIONS Home Center TI - TO THE SENTRY CLASS OF 1988 HARDWARE is A from 587 Broadway Fred Hartstone Bangor, ME 947-2769 Thomas School of Dance General Electric Whirlpool Kitchen Aid - RCA Sony - Pioneer Phone 947-4572 Ebzomett nc. Appliance, Video, and Audio Sales 63 Washington St. P b t Plaza Bangor, ME TRI CITY PIZZA 422 Center St. Bangor 942-2933 942-2943 FAIRMONT HARDWARE AND HOME CENTER Kyanize Paints CONGRATULATIONS From the DarIIng's famlly of flne companies ,,,l5,gg2 j e 'I B SERVISDIRQ Telephone I' U... W... 'fwE CAN HELP 942-3201 ' aflmg 5 ' Ii '9k 70 ' 569 HAMMOND sr BANGOR godingls 'mo Pans E ' MADIISHWEVIG Compliments of Classic Family Portraitures Congratulations to Class of 1988 VARNEY AGENCY, mc. -H 94 7-8637 BANGOR, MAINE 04401 Standard Shoes ' Downtown Bangor 0 - Bangor Mall 0 - Airport Mall - - Presque Isle - CERAMIC TILE Af CENTER . Waterville 0 965 Center St., Auburn 784-9667 17 Oak St, Ellsworth 667-9205 115 Main St., Bangor 947-3819 I Best Wishes to the - Congratulations to Class of 1988 the class of '88 from Garth K- Chandler Dead River Oil 84 Heat Attorney at Law 6ila:l::mA :::1Et' 50 Columbia St. I Bangor, ME 947-4576 X 947-0556 Allied Glass Co. For all your glass needs Auto, Residential, Commercial Guernsey Monuments 700 Broadway 543 Hammond St., Bangor, ME 942-0296 l f207l 942-7323 l Wanda Lyford, Owner l t l vi, ff , A Y' W T- 9 'F g V Telephone 942-7309 p ll Q l-Qichovd Dovlfs V1 w' 2. ,9-5g.EI:'3L?- Q X ' S ' Eye Physician and Surgeon W 942'688O Office Hours 336 Mt. Hope Ave. 773 170 PARK ST. - BANGOR, MAINE 04401 O, By Appointment Bangor, ME fail' , We T -fi f f' . fl 4 -ff Family Fun Lanes, Inc. 1, 1 Ten Pin Bowling at its Best Phone 942-2183 LA cLAsslQUE HAIR DESIGN 15 Hildreth Street - Bangor, Maine 04401 NBY Brlgltten 35 Husson Ave. Telephone Bangor, ME 04401 207-942-670' Tanning Available Family Health Care Richard I. Sagall, MD Family Practice MERCEDES-BENZ 176Ml.H A . 4515 thM' S. Bangor, M.Eplf440l? Brewgll, ME 041419 l G IN C0 207-942-7334 207-989-1174 We Specialize in You Phone: 54 Cumberland St. Providing Health Care for you and your family 207'942'1505 Bangor' ME 04401 SlNG'S CANTONESE, POLYNESIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 41 Washington St. Formerly Train Station Bangor, ME 04401 Orders Put Up To Take Out Please Call 947-8308 - 947-8309 Fine jewelers and Diamonds Merchant Since 1893 46 Main St. Bangor, Maine 04401 Tel. 12071 947-6548 667-9391 7 . hE.T'il'5Ajiiffrfii-'7'Qz1E2'E .tllllllllllllls '- e H tt WI at - lf' ,,,f: if I THE FAMILY FLOOR STORE We've got the best floor show in town. Style Center of Ellsworth, Maine u Southwest Harbor Belfest Mull Mall, State Street 207-244-5423 207-338-3375 Ellsworth, Maine 04605 Bar Harbor 207-288-5060 LAEGER, BROOKS, CARTER, ADE, AND HERSEY Certified Public Accountants A MAINE FIRM WITH A SOLID COMMITMENT OFFERING PERSONALIZED SERVICES IN: - Individual and corporate tax - Broad range of management advisory services e Auditing review and compilation services - Computer processing, systems design, and programming Maines Most Original Boutique 7 ul 3911! -.-1 OHOD OEElcEs IN MAINE CITIES QF MAINE BANGOR Mm-INOCRET PORTLAND Fine Gfhs, Clothing. Jewelry, Soaps 8: I 947-8341 723-8156 774-6184 Shampoos, Cards 84 Books, Housewares, Torx 84 Novelties One West Market Square IIQ 71 Downtown Bangor 945-3132 ORGE VILL GE OF S W ANGOR as S S340 -- PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING Same Day Service jjj' A ' Z. Open 7 Days A Week Q 11 C I 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. If :lf A 53, SAME DAY SERVICE . 1 ,H f LAUNDERED at PRESSED SHIRTS 1'-5, Af f-at IN BY 9 a.m. OUT BY 5 p.m. 1 1:35, ' - 'fkpi S v .y,:, ,:l h ' B ' I , ' X MAINE'S LARGEST SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY .55 A3 g B. Harlow St. Union St. Brewer Shopping Center Norge Norge Norge 356 Harlow St. Westgate Mall Wilson St. 945-9257 945-9051 989-8880 CONTINENTAL 9 0 Cutlers Brldals CUIFFURES Maine's Largest Bridal Selection Proms, Special Occasion, and all formal 108 State Sl. 356 NOFLII Mall! Sf. necessities Bangor, ME Old Town, ME Maine Square 60 N.Main St. 945-9304 827-5425 Bangor, ME Old Town, ME 942-5589 827-5589 ,f-R Bangor-Merrifield Farrington Financial Group 20 State Street P.O. Box A Bangor, Maine 04401 12071 942-6741 Qffiee pply - DRAFTING at ENGINEERING SUPPLIES - OFFICE FURNITURE st SUPPLIES - DATA PROCESSING SUPPLIES A - BUSINESS MACHINES ff -a'- -' SALES at SERVICE 942-5511 or Toll Free 1-800-432-1620 14 Stare SI. - DOWNTOWN BANGOR I E7 f:xg, -.1 f .asf . nl. nhl 1 . , .. .f b J.... I l' ' ri . . A ' 502- A 1 B H 403 Hogan Rd., Bangor, Maine 04401 Tel. 12071 947-5621 I O FLOOR COVERING C 51 Hillside Avenue Bangor, Maine 04401 12072 945-3145 TO THE CLASS of 1988: Best Wishes in - ' ' ' , Your Future Endeavors it if 74 if Rn ll J l lbs 5 rom Wimrg pedauranl' A family restaurant for four generations. Wi Peoples Heritage Bank Member FDIC 74 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine 945-6445 207 PARKvlEw AVE. BANGOR, ME 0 R B136 Q6 gil Q H J 2 .- --vcw . . ,P-1 E15 Q CHARLES R. DuBAY Co., INC. BIKE ' ' ERS WHOLESALE HEATING EQUIPMENT PHONE 942 4855 201 Pendscot Square Cheap Skates Telephone WMS 800-43217904 Brewer, Maine Ice Skate Sales 12075 989-2288 04412 and Sharpening W 840,,Q':g','If0,,'Q',l S Tel. 945-6004 ATLANTIC AWARDS P-038041148 jf xx O Exit 46 TEL: 942-6464 or 947-8588 Sublimation - Engraving ' Custom Gifts Trophies - Plaques Buy direct for lowest prices, highest quality and fast service BANGOR BODY SHOP, INC. Our Customers Are our Best Advertisement 27 Perkins Street Bangor, Maine 04401 W P The Yarn Shop 547A Hammond Street Bangor, ME 04401 Nancy I. Warren Elaine M. Kelleher 2071947-1 146 fB1n00l0lngmeSmmili1lh1 L NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS 942-3184 YANKEE SHOE REPAIR, INC. 46 Years Experience We Repair Shoes ' Orthopedic Wedges 8: Buildups - Soles - Heels v Rips - Patches - We Sell: Shoe Polish - Cleaners - Brushes 0 Dye - Laces - Zippers 133 Center sneen, Bangor, Maine 04401 Keys Cut Z07f942-3315 Open 8:30-5:00 CLARK CHAPEL BROOKINGS-SMITH LABEAU CHAPEL Mon-'FU' Brewer, Maine Bangor, Maine Orono, Maine 11 WBIBT Sl. Bangor BANGOR HARDWARE Penobscot Plaza 945 5542 Compliments of the B.K.F.S.C. Congratulations and Best of Luck A Graduation 01655 MPM Keep Listening Give us a call at: 1-800-231-9494 WKSQ Rad For all your musical or medical needs Miller Drug 210 State Street 499 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine 04401 e9 ,gQxXrlf,Q4 Beds 81 Capsules 947-5677 Tan to Travel, Don't Travel to Tan Fran 84 Grant Dearborn 9473369 Pon 1103 Telephone Holden, ME 04429 843-6476 '-fl TEL. 945-6004 The Sherwin-Williams Company 625 B Broadway Bangor, Maine 04401 f207I 942-8119 lim Boulier Store Manager BANGOR BODY SHOP, INC. OUR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT 27 PERKINS STREET BANGOR, MAINE 04401 X 1gE5fFAf'L'1g,xN lgllllellcllll - I-3ocktqiI5 - lIim1cl Good Luck in the years to come! Compliments of I Lenox Studios T N 487 Union Street I: 1 ' 5 Family Hairstyling . f - . ,-1 D 650115 Qmrpnrt H x 3 Q ROFFLER SCULPTUR- 173 1331 Sfmt 5 I KUT Eiemgnr, Hiaim H4411 1 E D for Appointment 'L OE can CALL 945-9631 Eelvphunr Q45-Haas Dave or Laura g Qllnlunial itiarpets Y' Ill I . Y,- ' T :ws LAUNDROMAT I gb. 81 Dry Cleaning fDJ's is a space age laundromat 8 dry cleaners with a downeastattitude.1 600 .awaopifovf ' Roar of The Mlll Mall ln Ellsworth Open Daily Dale 8. Jeannine Hadlock Telephone 667-3551 Bair's Auto Er Cycle School, Inc. 21 N. - MAIN ST., BREWER, ME. 04412 CERTIFIED BY DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS REGULATION JAMES T. BAIR, President Best Wishes Foley Funeral Service swam of Union Street Vice Pros: 2nd Vice Pres. Bangor BRENDA KENNY FRED M. MARTIN Congratulations To the Class of 1988 Lougee and Q Frederick's, Inc. Florists - Garden Center - Gifts New England? Oldest Motor Freight Carrier William I. and Ellen L. Frederick 292 State Street and 546 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine 04401 Greater Bangor's Prestige Florists Telephone - 207f947-4521 Best Wishes from Soucy-Black Agency Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Spectrum Rehabilitation Better Homes and Gardens I 1, SM, Painted Pom 1, -- Bangor, ME iw Chili fvfl KLMQS ', 04401 21' 99 Center Street, Bangor, Maine 04401 Hours - 10-5 iMon.-Sat.J Susan Price C2075 942-6884 ' r ' C Lf Goldsmith s Sporting Goods li ,X X W-Z. Q X Maine Square Mall, Hogan Rd. A-XXX JK Bangor, Maine 'Q 94 7-1 168 k Tiger Reebo The Choice of all BHS athletes 84 students for the best of athletic equipment 84 clothing E5 Featuring If by Xiu School lackets - Lee 84 Levi leans ' Frat 84 Sorority A Clothing - Athletic Shoes - Outwear - Sports Clothing - Nike Visit Our Other Locations M33 Auburn - Rockland - Presque Isle - Old Town O Y ls F 'Y W ? , 159 l if sence HQ Adidas Come ? XD 4.9 y if K2- f l.b 4-1 6 Q Society of Collision Repair Specialists Fessenden-Cobb Quality Auto Body Repairs 41 Perkins St. 945-2925 Bangor, ME Paul Fessenden -- Owner Whatever door you want to open we're your key RlCH'S DEPARTMENT Q AN STORE Open: gl sg, Monday-Saturday 9:30 A.M.-9:30 P.M. l BANGOR DODGE T : . glgrjgggf Front Wheel Drlve Headquarters 377 Hogan Rd. Bangor Tel. 945-5674 Open Evenings Till 8 p.m. Sats. Till 6 p.m. 'Q' AWARD QS' 'S , , , , A ' I' ' 'D I 1:z':L::za ' S M ES S Toi, In M9 y Q' Q 9 e wp - TON ST,,PEQ!CEEAgLGNCQgliN4lIT-S401 - 942-Q50 S w e f -'S , 1 ' gi ' A DELIVERED EACH fi THURSDAY, U.S. PREPRINTED INSERT I POSTAL SERVICE DISTRIBUTION I TO EVERY 0 SS RESIDENCE Wlf Q71 T 10 CLASSIFIED ADS fb 9Oei2RTfyQQ2,2'2 l?IiJE'g'P CODE Odsyvg? .OH:BRADLEY NEW O N PROFESSIONAL BUSQSBJQN' ogwmff,-.,f00'NG1O LAYOUT at DESIGN AWGN AGO? 'BREWER - HIGHEST 1'PP O OEKHOLDEN new Woes ,OR ,DEDH MARKET W Q. mcro AM PENETRATION EXCELLENT READER SSO A' INTEREST 9 I - LOWEST COST PER THOUSAND TOTAL DISTRIBUTION 36,315 The Weekly Shopper 55 Washington St. Penobscot Plaza Bangor, Maine 04401 f207I 942-1335 SUSAN HOLMQUIST PUBLISHER BART GOSLIN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE RUSS YOUNG ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE DEBBIE FAUCHER PRODUCTION MANAGER MEG MILLER PRODUCTION 84 DESIGN GWEN CAREY RECEPTIONISTfCLASSIFIEDS 8 Furniture for Work or Play 1 1 V We by 'ii And 1 be 1 P ' so t fur I Much lf 2 L ' T E - lv Much ' g ff i More! Student Entertainment Desks Centers C 15 ,, folkfwood Airport Mall 9 Circus Time Rd. Bangor, ME So. Portland, Maine 207-942-1017 297-775-4312 Whatever door you want to open, We're your key. WICKES LUMBER Plywood Roofing Insulation Doors 84 Windows Wickes has all it takes to build all you need. 0 Cabinets - Hardware - Electrical - Fencing ' Panelling Wickes Lumber 945-9416 1087 Hammond St. Bangor suwmoa mu O wicxss Q Luusen Q I R72 3 v 6' Siding Plumbing Trusses Paint Hot Water Heaters 'Assn - , ll K A U 6 A a , .. -'94, MXKI14 ai . , 'br 5 l '-'U 5'- X. ' 'O vt 0 , A f9 . ,f W' HAMPDEN, ME 04444 's QUALITY SCREEN PRINTING 0 Bumper Stickers ' Political Posters ' 3 Ring Binders - Truck Decals - Real Estate Signs - Computer Die Cut Vinyl Stick on Letters A. I. COLE 84 SONS 422 PERRY RD. 115 FOX ST. BANGOR, ME 04401 PORTLAND, ME 04001 207 945-6451 207-772-1975 Maine's most complete truck, trailer, and tire facility. BANGOR FEDERAL CREDIT MODERN 74 Harlow St. 947-0374 SCREENPRINT 69 Hillside Ave., Bangor,ME 04401 1-el. q207J 945-6284 Serving those who live or work in lNext to Broadway Shopping Centerl Bangor Telephone 989-4231 WE DEAL IN MEMORIES james F. Monahan 21 N. MAIN ST. Representative BREWER, ME 04412 Best Wishes 7 to the Class of 1988 Northeast Occupational Exchange compliments of THE CREATIVE CONSULTANT GROUP INC. I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE McCl E 8IR B Ag y CLASS OF '88 BANGOR SAVINGS BANK ARTHUR G. EATON, IR. CARROLL E. ROBERTSON ' CAROLYN A. HANSEN CPIw, Holiday - AGENT Health 81 Raapet PROVIDING BUSINESS AND 0 Clb 54.3.-. PERSONALINSURANCE SINCE -3' - SS - 1884 if . YOUR INSURANCE CENTER ' 6323? r' hawk Supermarkets Where You're Someone Special CUSTDM PRINTING iqlllx. 4 A . TSHIRTS 'lexfile-?Ml'Qfil?9aNi-YiEYL i X X T-Shirts, Jackets, Caps, Q2-QQ' v, N Patches, Totes 8- Sportswear 017,35 ,X X? Long Sleeve T-Shirts N ,, ' ' sagns,P'tdaE g api r - ' Bumper S k 8- D I E b d 8- Mo gramrng Twig m roloslgll Textrlleos Complete service for all your Nw, . - - d COMMERCIAL V PC'ee'7P'1 m'We 5' scnssuvmur tl H l . 5 114 Main St., Bangor, Me. A t d g d lettering Congratulations! To the graduating Seniors of Bangor High school Compliments of The Diet Center 355 Husson Av. Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone - 12071 947-2051 Congratulations! from Fairmont Market 662 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone - 947-7338 and Capehart Variety 38 Blue Hill East Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone - 942-7089 Good Luck! Congratulations Class of 1988 G .Hilda Fine lewelers of New England 549 Congress St., Portland, ME 04101 C2071 775-3701 73 Main St., Bangor, ME 04401 1207, 942-4861 Bangor Mall Unit 18, Bangor, ME 04401 12071 947-0706 216 Water St., Augusta, ME 04330 f207l 622-1632 Cook's Corner Center, Brunswick, ME 04011 C2071 729-1671 Auburn Mall Center, St. Auburn, ME 04210 f207l 784-3533 Maine Mall, South Portland, ME 04106 C2075 773-2901 Newington Mall, Newin ton, NH 03801 C6037 436-8521 Pheasant Lane Mall, Nasiua, NH 03060 16031 888-3196 4 School of Gymnastics Gull T' X t I Congratulations my to the class of X 1988 ibamel Jfuels The Comfort Shop Richard P. Hawkins - President Fliptown U.S.A. ,XX .fx f Bango' 611 Wilson St. Telephone Brewer, Maine 04412 C2075 989-3966 YY I I ,, Your Full FTD Florist gg::gtEAZ2 3pson ,M-N , I X V CF' , 'N-. . .Di .N 7 5'-X Northwestern Mutual LIfe I Registered Representative ,E NML EQUITY SERVICES, INC. Wg lohnson Florlst ' '1 K Airport Mall Bangor, ME 04401 611 Hammond Street ..... ,JI I. Bangor, ME 04401 l ZI!.'.'Tl' ' Telephone 3 947-6860 Office: 12071 947-2777 ' Residence: 12071 942-4429 The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Milwaukee At Kelley's You're No. 1 because you've made us No. 1 KELLEY W PONUAC-MAZDA 699 Broadway, Bangor 945-9448 - 947- 7308 Congratulations Class of' 1988 S. E. MacMillan Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1539 Bangor, ME Philip E. Piper FUNERAL HOME 185 NORTH MAIN STREET The finest in musical instruments, accessories and printed music Kna ' BREWER, MAINE TEL. 989-5142 KNAPP'S MUSIC CENTER 31 Main Street Bangor, Maine 04401 C2071 947-8888 Comfort Inn Comfort Inn Hotel and Restaurant 750 Hogan Road Bangor, Maine 04401 1-800-228-5150 207-942-7899 Office: 942-B261 J. F. SINGLETON COMPANY Real Estate 289 State St,. Bangor, ME 04401 HOITIBS FOR LIVING R. Scott lellison Master Electrician Congratulations to the Class of 1988 God be with you in the years to come. R. S. I. Electric Bangor, ME HODGINS FLOORING CARPET - LINOLEUM 0 CERAMIC COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Sales 84 Service FREE ESTIMATES 947-6886 499 Hammond St., Bangor AUTO BODY WORK AND PAINTING CARS - TRUCKS All makes 81 models 0 Domestic 84 Foreign NORTHEAST Chrysler 84 Plymouth Isuzu INC. 942-4900 753 Stillwater Ave. ufaor-Q EGUIN The Sequino family offers 8 03 you authentic Italian cuisine, QEQPURANTES a fantastic variety of Italian Q' 5 S antipastas, pasta, and veal ,fx 'S 'N 7 . . 'S ' F dishes, homemade pastries ! and expresso coffee. ' 1 A Hours: Mon.-Fri. 11 to 10 f- Sat. 81 Sun. 4:30 to 10 735 MAIN STREET BANGOR, MAINE 942-1240 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 DO 'T FORGET YO R ', YK PIRIT MI D BODY BANGOR-BREWER YMCA ,fy 12071 947-7424 fa fl It 584 Hammond Street Rosah? Wetmore Bangor, Maine 04401 QWM WOOLEN MILL, INC FACTORY OUTLET STORES Aw: 00 PATRONS Richard and Marlene Allen Bacon Printing Company Norma Butera Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. 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The days are generally warm and humid, but you may want a sweater or light jacket for early morning field trips. Each student will be asked to prepare, and present to the class, a talk on some oceanographic subject. If you have a pet topic and some references at home, you may wish to start thinking about it early. I look forward to meeting you in June. Sincerely, Andrew G. Hudson Instructor, Summer School ALDfhh I SUMMER scuoor. PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03853 4 603-772-4311 This summer's Archaeology course will involve classroom discussion, laboratory experience and the excavation of a pre- historic camp site located approximately lk miles from campus. fieldwork' Please bring the following items appropriate for this experience: l. Old clothes, which you won't mind getting dirty -- jeans and a long sleeved shirt. 2. Boots or sneakers. 3. Insect repellent. 4. A hat. S. Gardening gloves. I look forward to meeting you and having a fine summer here at Exeter. 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