Camden Rockport High School - Navigator Yearbook (Camden, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

NAVIGATOR Where we are. Sometimes The brick arches led to a room like a bubble, That broke when you entered it And sometimes to a fallen leaf. We got crazy with emotion, showing how much we knew. 5 Yearbook Staff It Was . . . It's their baby, folks . . . ... a year that was hectic, fun, frustrating and challenging - a year, an experience, like many others. Take a new advisor, a couple of most able greenhorns and put them in a subterranean concrete bomb shelter at odd hours - stir- ring occasionally - and watch for results. You have them in your hands. We hope you like it. Despite soccer and field hockey, myriad English meet- ings, conflicting schedules, relentless deadlines, and a touch of evening sickness - it all came together. The co-editors, Lori Renn and Peter Elliott, learned a lot and in the process created a book - a history of a year in a small but special Maine high school. They struggled valiantly with layouts and copy, class mottoes and ballots, personali- ties and picas. And they had help. Mary Simonton led the subscription drive - despite the corny PA announcements. Jan Sorenson bailed us out on advertising. Chipper missed the photo but was there to help on baby pictures. In fact, all those cheery folks in the photo at the right did their part. They have the school's thanks. Lori Peters, Lori Renn, Nancy Martin, Invisible Mary Simonton, Barri Jones, Jan Sorenson, Peter Elliott, Stella Nutt, Karen Kelly, Mark Hall, Sandy Hamalainen, Becky Butterfield, Holly Frye Hill It, . - I wonder if that’s really a dirty picture? 6 Dedication Mrs. Mary Stinson Schooling - not to mention education - does not stop as we step out of the classroom. For four years our lives have been touched by a woman who has never even thought of herself as a teacher. But we have, nonethe- less, learned much from her. We have learned that smiles help to brighten the worst of days, that every person likes to be called by name, that any sit- uation - no matter how hectic and confused - can be handled in a calm, understanding manner, ’’e have learned from her the alue of being organized, of aving a quiet voice, of trusting thers. How many of us have not sorrowed a lunch ticket, asked to use her phone, or received a late slip with a reassuring smile? In the years ahead, we may forget a bit of history, math, English and science, but we will always remember the kind woman who keeps CRHS running - Mrs. Mary Stinson. SENIORS 9 MARK EARL ANDREWS Druse,” 15 March 1959 Favorite pastime: partying Favorite quote: That's another fine mess you got us into. Favorite expression: Oh wow, Man! Secret ambition: to own a Peterbuilt Secret idol: Fred Cotta CATHLEEN LEE ARAU Cathy or Kang. 28 May 1959 Favorite quote: tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . - Act V. sc. v, MacBeth Noted for: being with Gib Secret idol: Ted Reese Pet peeve: having my head scratched Favorite expression: Right! Favorite pastime: reading DANA SEALS BAILEY Slick, 24 November 1959 Favorite pastime: partying Noted for: having curly hair Favorite expression: Definitely decent. Future plans: engineering college Secret idol: Albert Einstein Pet peeve: hesitation KIRSTEN TANG BARFOD 22 March 1959 Secret ambition: to travel and make friends around the world Secret Idol: Cariotta Future plans: to be independent Pet peeve: the necessity of sleep Noted for: not understanding jokes Favorite pastime: being happy Favorite expression: For sure ?'' JEFFREY DAYTON BARRETT J.B., 31 March 1959 Favorite quote: All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost. - Gandalf Secret idol: Frodo Secret ambition: to do it right Favorite pastime: Black Jack Favorite expression: No. Why? Pet peeve: kosher Future plans: to make some plans CINDY NOAN BEERMAN Cindy Lou, 27 January 1957 Secret idol: Jose Joaquin Burgos Future plans: getting married and traveling Secret ambition: to go to Puerto Rico with future husband Sign: Aquarius Favorite pastimes: watching TV, listening to music. hearing from my boyfriend Favorite expressions: What is it? or I’ve got two words for you and they ain't Merry Christmas. Favorite quote: Two's company: three's a crowd. Noted for: missing school Pet peeve: getting up mornings and going to school 10 POLLY MacKENZIE BELL 14 April 1959 Favorite quote: As you wander on through life, brother, whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the doughnut, and not upon the hole. Secret ambition: to sail to England Favorite pastime: skiing THOMAS RICHARD BERRY T. Berry, 28 June 1959 Secret idol: a blonde from Rockland Pet peeve: pop-out windows in trailer trucks Favorite pastime: taking out girls from MVHS Secret ambition: to graduate with straight A's SARAH ANN BIXLER Bix, 16 January 1960 Noted for: being with Tina Pet peeve: being mistaken for Tina Favorite quote: Still crazy after all these years. Secret idols: the Happy Binhday Choir of Okie's 5th period chemistry class Secret ambition: to play goalie for the Philadelphia Flyers PAUL ETHAN ALLEN BOETSCH 24 October 1958 Noted for: keeping Maine Green Favorite pastime: skiing Secret ambition: to ski the Colorado Rockies Future plans: education Secret idol: Mr. Perry Pet peeve: a '68 VW Bug KENNETH WAYNE BORZONI Buzz. 11 October 1958 Secret ambition: to become a sanitary engineer Noted for: smoking funny little cigarettes Future plans: Princeton Secret idol: Letterman Pet peeve: shaving my legs Favorite pastime: playing with Barbie dolls PATRICE LISA BOWDEN Patti or Beatrice, 4 September 1959 Favorite pastime: being with my friends and M.R.W. Secret idol: Mr. O'Connell Fondest memory: 14 Cross St. with the animals Secret ambition: to travel to Cal.. the four of us Pet peeve: cold hands and cold feet Favorite expression: I really don’t care! Noted for: never being serious Favorite quote: Share a Life! Future plans: to be happy 11 KATHY ANN BOWER Bower,' 14 January 1959 Secret idol baby brother Favorixe expression: Ain’t it, though. ( Pet peeve: 6n The Line Favorite pastime: going to Jed’s Secret ambition: to be a truck driver « STEVE C. BOWMAN Junior or Buford, 30 October 1958 Favorite expression: What’s the deal? Secret ambition: to fix The Old Roach Favorite quote: Don’t put your face where you wouldn’t put your finger. Future plans: traveling Pet peeve: Medomak Valley BETH ROSANNE BOYNTON Bethy Boots, 7 February 1959 Favorite quote: If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. - McKeithen Future plans: go to college and become an elementary school teacher Favorite pastime: being around my nephew Todd Secret idol: Pudge Fisk Pet peeve: anyone who plays the drums at 7:00 on Saturday morning DEDDE LYLE BRAGG 9 February 1959 Favorite quote: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Favorite pastime: going to church on Sunday Noted for: carrying my Bible to school Pet peeve: people not having respect for other people's religion Secret idols: my mother and father, the greatest parents ever Future plans: to be a medical secretary and to marry a fine Christian boy Favorite expression: Act your age and not your shoe size.'' Sign: Aquarius Secret ambition: to be a better singer CAROLE C. BROUTIN 20 May 1959 Favorite pastime: being with Rob Secret idol: Jeff Barrett Pet peeve: a broken heater hose Noted for: flirting and getting caught Favorite expression: Really? Future plans: to become a shrink Secret ambition: to travel around the world DONNA JEAN BROWN Brownie, 3 June 1959 Noted for: talking a lot Favorite pastimes: drawing, listening to music, reading Favorite expression: Grow up. Secret idol: Gary Garzarelli Secret ambition: to become a singer Favorite quote: Choose thy love: love thy choice. Future plans: to work and to marry a terrific guy PETER WELLER BROWN 'PB, 29 December 1958 Noted for: being quiet Favorite expression: “Dam kids! Dress 'em up. can't take 'em nowhere! Pet peeve: waste Favorite pastime: reading science fiction Secret idol: Mr. Perry Secret ambition: to stay alive Future plans: to become a botanist BECKY JOAN BUTTERFIELD Bee. 11 March 1959 Noted for: being the band librarian Pet peeve: irresponsible people Future plans: college for one year at BJU Secret ambition: to travel around the world Favorite pastime: climbing a mountain on a clear, sunny day Favorite expression: “You're kidding!?!“ JOEL E. CALDERWOOD 16 September 1959 Future plans: engineering Pet peeve: flashing blue lights Noted for: bringing her around sideways BRET R. CANTWELL 29 September 1959 Noted for: being 6'3 THERESA OLGA CARPENTIER “Terry, 22 December 1959 Favorite expressions: This just isn't my day! or ''Rude! Noted for: being dizzy Favorite pastime: driving Future plans: beautician school Secret ambition: to be rich MARK L. CATELL 12 September 1958 Favorite expression: “Damn kids today.' Noted for: being out of gas Pet peeve: the State Police Favorite pastime: shooting hoop at the “ Y Secret ambition: to own GM Future plans: college at UMO Secret idol: Someone Special MARY LOU CAVANAUGH 10 March 1959 Secret ambition: to own a Porsche Favorite expression: Rude!” Pet peeve: Mr. Webster's 6th period class Favorite quote: To have tried and failed is better than to not to have tried at all.” Future plans: to succeed at something in life! SUSAN JEAN CHRISTIE Susie or Susc. 26 June 1959 Secret idol: Dennis from Prince Edward Island Noted for: being the last one out of the locker room Pet peeve: Med-O-Mak Secret ambition: to travel around the world Favorite expression: Might’s well, can’t dance! GINGER LEE CLARK 19 November 1958 Favorite quote: Love is found by those who can live with human nature as it is.” Future plans: R.C.. marriage, fashion merchandising at Westbrook Favorite pastime: WAITRI-ing at the V-R Pet peeve: liars and hypocrites Secret ambition: to open a Village Restaurant in downtown Appleton STANTON F. COLLEMER Stan.” 12 January 1959 Noted for: lack of common sense Pet peeve: teachers who are never wrong Future plans: to run my own business TERRENCE JASON CRABTREE Crabby.” 25 August 1959 Favorite quote: Express thyself.” Pet peeve: fire alarms Noted for: pulling fire alarms Secret ambition: to become Fire Chief of South Hope Secret idol: Bob Oxton Favorite expression: Cut it out. Holmes.” Future plans: UMO TERRI ELLEN CRABTREE Ethel. 18 August 1958 Secret ambition: to make more money than Don! Secret idol: Donald Foster Kelley Future plans: cosmetology and marriage Favorite quote: ’’All men are created equal.” Favorite expression: We’re late, hurry up!” Favorite pastime: collecting antique furniture Noted for: hanging around D.F.K. Pet peeve: people who are never on time 14 RICK F. CURTIS King ; 21 August 1959 Future plans: building construction or law enforcement Favorite pastimes: wrestling or hunting Favorite expression: Don’t worry about it. Pet peeve: losing a wrestling match SCOTT R. DALRYMPLE Drimple ; 18 October 1958 Favorite quote: Sometimes the lights are all shining on me. Other times I can barely see, Lately it occurs to me What a long strange trip it’s been. - J. Garcia Secret idol: Mr. Perry Pet peeve: Mr. Buxton’s government class JEFFREY NEAL DEAN BoDean; 2 February 1959 Secret idol: Mr. Pels Favorite pastime: Black Jack Favorite quote: It’s four and eight but they won’t let me punt. - Brian Piccolo Secret ambition: to do a 360 double pump slamdunk Pet peeve: people wearing the same clothes day after day Noted for: doing nothing on Friday and Saturday nights Favorite expression: I'm living. Future plans: college LONNIE PAUL DINSMORE Ape Man: 26 December 1958 Favorite expression: Huh? Future plans: the armed service Secret idol: Munchkin Pet peeve: Mr. Palmer Favorite pastime: spending money Favorite quote: Frankly, I don’t give a damn. Noted for: being large Secret ambition: to own a good car. CHERYL ANN DOUGLAS Sheri; 6 February 1959 Favorite pastime: sleeping Future plans: beautician school Pet peeve: crowded halls Secret ambition: to travel around the world WOLFGANG ZAHNEN DRACULA The Count; 15 March 1548 Favorite quote: No thanks, you’re not my type. Favorite dentist: Dr. Strange, D.D.S. Secret ambition: to get rid of the accent Pet peeve: RH positive - blech! Favorite expression: Good E- e-e-vning . . Secret idol: Peter Lone Future plans: Transylvania U. and opening a blood bank Favorite pastime: batting practice Noted for: squeaking hinges 15 DAVID DUNCAN Duncan, 1 June 1959 PETER BURTON EDDY Pete, 13 March 1959 Favorite pastime: skiing Favorite expression: Scuz! Secret idol: P616 Future plans: to join the Air Force and fly Favorite quote: Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. Secret ambition: to be an expert pilot WILLIAM FELLOWS EDDY Dog, 26 October 1959 Noted for: good parties Pet peeve: hearing that there is no party Favorite expression: Ya old leaky boot! Secret ambition: to be a ski bum Favorite pastime: hanging around the shanty PETER FARRINGTON ELLIOTT 19 March 1959 Future plans: to live contentedly despite the world Pet peeve: people who talk without thinking Secret ambition: to become principal of CRHS Secret idol: Alan Alda A.R.E.H. Favorite expression: This is true. Favorite pastime: Black Jack Favorite quote: He conquers who endures. DARLENE ANN ESANCY Froggydog. 25 December 1958 Noted for: being short Future plans: marriage Secret idol: R.E. Favorite expression: I ain't killing ya. Favorite quote: You're never too old to start. Pet peeve: people who brag a lot GEORGIA MAY ESANCY George, 17 February 1960 Noted for: Paul and getting excited Future plans: to live a happy life Favorite quote: I complained about the holes in my shoes ’til I saw a man with no feet. Pet peeve: red necks Secret ambition: wouldn't be a secret if I told ya! Secret idol: Paul ' 16 X LARRY ALLEN ESANCY ’•Lawrence. 1 June 1958 Noted for: hanging out with Scott and Vaughn Pet peeve: my little brothers Future plans: to make money Secret idol: Donald Duck Favorite pastime: going out and having fun Secret ambition: to go out with Favorite expression: When you got It. you got it. Favorite quote: Oh, come on! REBECCA SUE ESANCY Becky, 3 September 1959 Favorite quote: Try never to injure another by words or action. Forgive as soon as you are injured, and forget as soon as you forgive. Secret ambition: to move out Burkettville Pet peeve:school Noted for: skipping school Favorite pastime: being with Syd Favorite expression: Yes, dear. Future plans: florist school DEBORAH ANN EUGLEY Debbie, 22 December 1958 Noted for: being short and having red hair Future plans: college or a job Pet peeve: study halls Secret idol: Jimmy Connors Secret ambition: to have three children Favorite pastime: talking to Mrs. Boynton CARLOTTA FONZI 15 March 1959 Pet peeve: Do you have in Italy . . . Favorite pastime: sleeping late in the morning Noted for: being a Soviet Union spy Favorite expression: Oh, it's strange! ’ Secret idol: Che Guevara Future plans: to become a director DORINDA JOY FOWLES Dorin, 30 June 1959 Noted for: Kevin Future plans: to marry and move to the sticks Favorite quote: Those who are without sin, cast the first stone. , Secret ambition: to raise turkeys Pet peeve: outhouses Favorite pastime: driving a junkie V-Dub with wide tires Secret idol: A1 Scarface Capone Favorite expression: We can make it! TAMZYN AMALIE FREEMAN 1 January 1960 Quote: Every time I find out where it's at . . . someone moves it. Favorite pastime: not letting school interfere with my education Future plans: Colorado Secret ambition: to be a child psychologist Favorite expression: Honi soil qui mal y pense. WENDY LEE FREY 25 April 1959 Noted for: always being late Favorite pastime: flirting Pet peeve: people who crack their knuckles Secret idols: my mother and Nadia Secret ambition: to at least SEE the Olympics, if 1 can’t be IN them Favorite expression: ’’Really?’' Future plans: college and gymnastics NANCY EILEEN FRYE ’’Nance,” 12 October 1959 Favorite expression: ”1 don’t know.” Favorite pastime: making a mess Future plans: to live from day to day Secret idols: Starsky and Hutch Noted for: having a funny laugh Pet peeve: people who are stuck on themselves Secret ambition: to own a sports car Favorite quote: ’’Live and let live.” ANNE KATHRYN FURMAN 13 May 1959 Favorite expression: ”1 was gonna say . . Noted for: eating and not gaining Pet peeve: people blocking traffic in the halls Favorite pastime: Claudia's parties in Advanced Math Secret ambition: to find a four- leaf clover JEFFREY J. GALLANT Mr. G.30 October 1957 Future plans: marry Fyn and have a large family of nutty frogs Secret idol: Fyn Favorite song: Afternoon Delight Favorite pastime: being with Stella Favorite quote: Murphy's Law - If anything can go wrong, it will.” Pet peeve: V-Dubs Secret ambition: to go down the Main Street of Rockland the wrong way Noted for: driving old cars too fast and following cars at random DEBORAH ANN GHERARDI Gherardi,” 21 July 1959 Favorite expression: Pritty bad.” Secret ambition: to work in the Boston Children's Hospital Pet peeve: all of the mysterious noises my car suddenly develops Noted for: pushing bedpans Future plans: to get my R.N. Secret idol: Mark Cole Conary Favorite pastime: partying WILLIAM E. GREET Ewie,” 2 October 1959 Favorite expression: Is that alright?” Favorite pastime: trying to find nothing to do Pet peeve: freshman study halls Secret ambition: to ski in the state meet with Peter! Secret idol: Plastic Jesus 18 LOUIS CHARLES GRICUS Freakus,” 29 April 1959 Pet peeve: Moose Secret idol: Homer Pendleton Favorite pastime: partying Noted for: getting into trouble Future plans: to travel Favorite quote: If you wanna get to Heaven, you gotta raise a little Hell.” Secret ambition: to arrest Moose DAWN GROTTON 17 June 1959 DEBORAH ANN GUSHEE 13 July 1959 Favorite expression: ’’Don't think twice - it’s alright.” JANE L. GUSHEE 19 December 1958 Future plans: to travel Favorite pastime: horseback riding Pet peeve: animal abusers Noted for: being quiet TONIA G. GUSHEE Tonto,” 4 November 1959 Favorite pastime: walking my dog Secret ambition: to travel Noted for: missing school Future plans: to move out of Maine Favorite expression: ’’Shut up.” Favorite quote: ’’Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.” MARK WINTER HALL Learch, 28 June 1959 Secret idol: Mr. L. Palmer Favorite pastime: reading Paris MATCH in study hall Favorite quote: The Republicans are the party of rum. Romanism, and rebellion. Pet peeve: getting up and getting to school in the morning Favorite expression: I declare. Noted for: having detention because of being late to school Secret ambition: to be President of the U.S. Future plans: college and the Peace Corps PETER LANGTRE HALL Pete. 3 May 1959 Noted for: being good-natured Secret ambition: to weigh 185 lbs. Favorite quote: You wouldn’t worry what people thought of you. if you knew how seldom they do. Favorite expression: Lisa, that's rude! Favorite pastime: waiting for Ewie to make it to the state Secret idol: Mr. Richard Pet peeve: Mr. Gruener’s pertinent facts Future plans: college SANDRA LUNETTE HAMALAINEN Sandy or Sandog, 24 November 1958 Secret idol: my mother Favorite pastime: naming pumpkins and whatnot with Paige Favorite quote: Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ” Future plans: college Pet peeve: when people say, ”lt doesn’t matter to me. Crazy about: G.S.O. Secret ambition: to get a PhD in special education Noted for: driving a blue Bug KAREN HARDY Hardee, 6 September 1959 Secret idols: Tom and Mark from Prince Edward Island Favorite pastime: cruisin’ avec Susan Pet peeve: Ashley Hunt Favorite quote: Be able to say 'I did my best. Favorite expression: Rut ro! Secret ambition: to go to France Crazy about: Mr. Palmer Future plans: college )NNA CINDY-LEE :menway lemi. 17 July 1959 favorite quote: Everyone is created equal. Noted for: my little white Subaru Secret ambition: to achieve everything that I want to Future plans: to get my L.P.N. degree Favorite expression: Watch it. Honey. Favorite pastime: being with animals Pet peeve: gossip HEATHER BARBARA HILL 10 April 1959 Favorite quote: “Love means never having to say you're sorry.' ’ Pet peeve: people judging other people when they haven't even met them yet Secret ambition: to sing in a philharmonic choir Favorite pastime: horseback riding Future plans: business or music school Favorite expression: “Nifty! BESS ELLEN HERSOM “Bessy.“ 17 December 1958 Favorite pastime: riding horses Future plans: go to a riding school in England and become an instructor SCOTT W. HOLBROOK “Skidder, 9 February 1958 Noted for: hanging around with Larry and Vaughn Pet peeve: Dan Secret idol: Mike Schmidt Secret ambition: to play pro football Favorite quote: “She’s pure. Favorite pastime: listening to music Favorite expression: Lips.” HOWARD GUY HOLMES “Homely,” 16 November 1958 Secret ambition: to be tall, dark. and handsome Secret idol: Taylor's hands Favorite pastime: Black Jack Pet peeve: hands Favorite quote: “The irrelevancy of the matter is pertinent to the basic fact of the question. - Russo Favorite expression: “So, who cares! Future plans: travel then college Noted for: cutting down Restin CHRISTOPHER L. HICKMAN 22 July 1960 Future plans: the Navy Secret idol: Chummy Secret ambition: to move to Columbia Favorite pastime: going to Marine Avenue MARK ALAN HOLMES 1 January 1959 Favorite expression: Hey. Rodent. Favorite pastime: physics class Pet peeve: the Camden IGA Noted for: looking for Pike 21 CLAUDIA MacALPINE HOLZ Clodhopper” 17 May 1959 Noted for: going crazy on full moons! Secret ambition: to become a real witch! Favorite expression: Wait a minute, I don’t understand! Favorite pastime: changing classes into parties Favorite quote: If you can't understand my silences, how can you begin to understand my words.” Secret idol: Starsky PEGGY ELAINE HOOD Piglet 26 November 1958 Future plans: to get a job Secret idol: B.U. Pet peeves: Moose and school Favorite pastime: relaxing Noted for: rudeness Secret ambition: to be free Favorite expression: Yup, If you say so.” GREGORY DWIGHT HOWARD Poopsie” 5 October 1958 Pet peeve: radar Secret ambition: to own a farm Future plans: college Secret idol: Tony Baretta Favorite pastime: snowmobiling Favorite expression: Someone’s got to come In last. Noted for: being a hick MATHEW HASSETT INGRAHAM •’Mat 9 April 1959 Favorite expression: Yee haw! Favorite pastime: Black Jack Favorite quote: ’’Trippin’ dude. - John Restin Pet peeve: Maine Secret ambition: space travel Secret idol: Mr. Palmer Future plans: travel JEFF JAY JONES Jonesy 23 May 1959 Secret ambition: to live in Europe Favorite pastime: back packing Noted for: being a shy non- conformist Favorite quote: If you want something very much, let it go free. If it comes back, it's yours: if it doesn’t it wasn’t yours in the first place. Secret idol: Clint Eastwood Pet peeve: pollution Favorite expression: unprintable Future plans: the Navy JODI LYNNE JONES ’’Bones Jones 13 April 1959 Pet peeve: fat people Favorite expression: ’’Janet, you old seahag! Secret ambition: to have as many babies as humanly possible. Favorite quote: So it goes. - Kurt Vonnegut Future plans: to be a famous chef 22 SHELDON JONES Mike; 18 January 1959 DONNA MARIE JORDAN Dawn Donge or Jelly Bean: 23 May 1959 Pei peeve: stereotypes Future plans: to travel and to raise snakes: career - singing Favorite quote: Wherever there’s a will, there’s a way. Favorite pastimes: singing and dancing Secret idol: my grandmother Secret ambition: to own a snake kingdom Noted for: acting foolish Favorite expression: Really!? DONALD FOSTER KELLEY Bun: 30 November 1958 Future plans: college, marriage Favorite Expression: That’s puny interestin’. Secret idol: Terri Ellen Crabtree Noted for: procrastination Secret ambition: live to be 100 Favorite pastime: cruisin’ the Camden rotary with Terri JOHN MICHAEL KELLY 27 September 1959 Favorite pastime: wrestling Pet peeve: losing a wrestling match Noted for: rumbling with the teachers Future plans: to take it easy STEPHEN MERRILL KING Reindeer: 6 July 1959 Favorite quote: If everything seems to be going well, you’ve obviously overlooked something. - Murphy Future plans: to join a monastery in Tibet Secret ambition: a castle on the Rhine Pet peeve: U. W. Favorite expression: Blaiz! What have I forgotten now? Secret idols: T.R., U.W., F.K., others classified Favorite pastime: skiing Noted for: nor knowing what is going on DENNIS SCOTT LaCOMBE Squib: 27 July 1959 Future plans: going on to school Noted for: patriotic eyes Favorite pastime: Black Jack Secret ambition: to own an auto-body shop with a used car lot Secret idol: Mr. Palmer Pet peeve: radar 23 DOROTHY JOAN LAITE Dody” or ’•Dodo,” 29 March 1959 Noted for: acting dumb but being happy and always smiling Pet peeves: silver oldsmobiles, red Vegas, and ‘'radar'‘ Secret ambition: to be involved in clean politics Future plans: to get my R. N. and B.S. in nursing Secret idol: B.A.B. Favorite pastime: skiing MARK A. LANDERS 30 April 1959 SCOTT MICHAEL LERMOND '■Scottie, ' 5 March 1959 Favorite pastime: hunting Favorite expression: Is that right?” Future plans: hunting, fishing, girls, and work - in that order Favorite quote: Be crazy, not lazy. ” Noted for: being stupid Secret ambition: to be a big game fisherman Pet peeve: out-of-state hunters CHRISTINE O. LUDWIG Chris,” 6 March 1959 Favorite expression: Oh nuts! ” Favorite pastimes: horseback riding and singing Future plans: to live from day to day Secret ambition: to always be happy Pet peeve: crowded halls Secret idol: Mr. Buxton Noted for: always smiling Favorite quote: It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. ” V KEVIN ARTHUR LUNDEVALL Whitey.” 21 May 1959 Noted for: Dorinda Favorite pastime: driving V- Dubs with wide tires Favorite expression: Look at the pretty blue lights behind us. ” Favorite quote: Live and let live, then die.” Pet peeve: Harry Roberts Future plans: to get married and move to the sticks Secret ambition: to put a V-8 in a V-Dub Secret idol: Green Hornet” ROBERT ALLAN MacDONALD Roman, 21 August 1958 Noted for: playing ball at the ”Y” Secret ambition: to become a coach at C-R Favorite pastimes: playing ball and hunting Future plans: college 24 LOTTIE JEAN MAHONEY 13 January 1960 Secret ambition: to cross Death Valley Secret idol: Jimmy Walker Favorite pastime: hanging around town Future plans: to travel Pet peeve: Moose WILLIAM ELIOT MARSHALL Willy, 20 June 1958 Favorite expression: No, I can't do that. Favorite quote: Where there's deer there's beer. Secret idol: Dick Van Dyke Future plans: to become a great white hunter Favorite pastimes: hunting and drinking Noted for: being smart Pet peeve:jocks Favorite flag: a deer flag Secret ambition: to become rich and famous LAURA MIA MANTELLO 6 November 1959 Quid rides? . . . Ne te fabula narratur. - Horace i I w BERNADETTE EVELYN MARSHALL Bemie. 3 September 1958 Secret idol: Wayne Scott Favorite pastime: being with Butch Secret ambition: to own a Corvette Noted for: being gullible Pet peeve: jocks! MEGAN MAHONEY 24 May 1959 Favorite quote: Behold how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity - Psalm 133:1 Favorite pastime: sleeping Future plans: to become a medical technician, be married, to travel Secret idol: John Travolta Pet peeve: school MARK KENNETH MARSTON Computer, 12 August 1959 Pet peeve: female drummers Favorite pastimes: computers and music Favorite expression: Well . . . I don't know. Secret ambition: to be president of IBM Secret idol: Larry Thomas Noted for: living in the computer or the band room Favorite quote: I'm sure you believe yf u understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that. Future plans: T.F.A.S.C.A.R.N.Y.T.B.L.- A.C.I.T.D.S. 25 NANCY EVELYN MARTIN Nance, 20 February 1959 Favorite expression: I disagree. Favorite pastime: silk screening Pet peeve: being called Sara Secret ambition: to be the new Miss Watson Future plans: college ANITA LOUISE McCONNELL Nita, 26 August 1959 Secret idol: Gordon M. Ross III Noted for: being in the library annex Secret ambition: to get my driver’s license Pet peeve: baby-sitting for my brother and sister Future plans: marriage Favorite pastimes: arts and crafts Favorite expression: Really. PATRICIA ANNE McGOWAN Patty, 4 August 1958 Noted for: having red cheeks Favorite quote: A real friend is one who helps us to think our noblest thoughts, to put forth our best efforts, and to be our best selves. Secret idol: my grandfather ROBIN LEE MILLER Miller, 1 October 1958 Secret idol: Ronnie Emery Future plans: to live in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere (Northport) Favorite pastime: being with Ronnie Noted for: being unpredictable Favorite quote: I love you more today than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow. Pet peeve: jocks TRAVIS KENNETH MILLIKEN Fatman, 15 October 1959 Favorite expression: That was so easy . . Pet peeve: know-it-alls Future plans: college Noted for: not much Favorite pastimes: listening to the stereo and watching the tube MICHAEL M. MILLS Millsy, 25 October 1958 Favorite expression: Chances are ... Favorite pastime: scaring myself to death Future plans: to grow old Noted for: prudent driving Pet peeves: ice and radar 26 RICHARD GLENN MITCHELL ’‘Rick,” 19 October 1958 Favorite pastime: riding around and raising________ Future plans: to work and have fun Noted for: having a race car Pet peeve: someone who won't shut up Secret ambition: to keep it a secret BRENT OAKLEY MOODY 28 August 1959 Future plans: armed service Secret ambition: to be rich Favorite pastime: doing nothing Secret idol: myself Pet peeve: people WAYNE PHILLIP MOODY 17 November 1958 Pet peeve: stalling the Ford in front of the school Favorite pastime: keeping the Ford alive Secret ambition: to own a Ken Worth Secret idol: anyone who owns a KenWorth Future plans: to be an Asphalt Cowboy Noted for: hollerin' in the halls Favorite expression: '' Whoops! ’ FREDERICK LEACH NEWTON Fig Newton or Fred, 10 May 1958 Favorite quote: I just want to have enough 'money' to float down the river on a barge and have all kinds of chicks feedin’ me grapes.” - THE RASCALS Future plans: college, then life in the Armed Forces Secret ambition: to reach 30 and be a billionaire, whichever comes first Secret idol: Howard Hughes Favorite pastime: watchin' the tube Noted for: not a heck of a lot Favorite expression: How's life?” DONNA FRANCIS O'HARA Dizzy, 29 March 1959 Noted for: being dizzy Favorite pastime: jeeping Crazy about: shrimp Pet peeve: working at school suppers Secret ambition: to go cross country Future plans: college Favorite expression: Really.” JEANNE PAPAMICHAIL 12 June 1959 Secret ambition: to be carefree and happy Noted for: counting calories Favorite expression: Oh. no! Favorite pastime: traveling Pet peeve: research papers Future plans: to become a music teacher 27 CHRIS PEARL Prudene, 2 May 1959 Future plans: Green grass and high tides forever . . Noted for: being at the right place, at the wrong time Favorite expression: Are my eyes bloodshot? Favorite pastime: trying to figure out if it's day or night Secret idol: T-Bone Pet peeves: double knit and white sugar ROBIN SCOTT PATTEN 16 March 1959 Favorite pastimes: skiing. Black lack with the boys Pet peeves: K.A.S. and reading period Secret ambition: to own a Porsche Turbo Carrera Future plans: making it KATRINA MARGARET PEASE Trina. 11 May 1959 Future plans: collecting acorns Noted for: being so serious Pet peeve: waiting around Secret idol: Nadia KATHY JEAN PAULEY Lil Oatsy, 14 September 1959 Future plans: to travel Pet peeve: geometry class Noted for: constantly talking Secret ambition: to own a plant shop Favorite pastime: partying Secret idol: Chummy Favorite expression: That just kills me. HELEN ELAINE PETTEE Lobsterwoman, 11 May 1959 Secret idol: Lobsterman Favorite pastime: riding around with William Pet peeve: jocks Favorite expression: I was just kidding. ROBERT W. PEARSE Rob, 7 January 1959 Pet peeve: D.P. Secret ambition: to stay single until I’m 50 Secret idol: Mr. O’Connell Noted for: my earring Favorite quote: Different strokes for different folks. Favorite pastime: snowmobiling Future plans: college and farm 28 PAUL W. PIERCE 31 October 1958 Noted for: hot-rodding Pet peeve: the police Favorite pastime: going to Waldoboro Future plans: to own my own business Secret idol: Steve Miller Secret ambition: to have the money to own a ’vette Favorite expression: ’’Don't work too hard.” Favorite quote: Do unto others as you would want done to you.” PHILLIP B. PRATT Houndog;” 16 June 1959 Favorite pastime: being in the dog house Favorite quote: the dog barking sound Future plans: I don’t know HENRY J. PRUISKEN 6 September 1959 Favorite pastime: snowmobiling Noted for: the Black Z Secret ambition: to own a 'vette Favorite expression: Don’t drive too fast.” Pet peeve: slow drivers STEPHEN HARRY REICHARD Steve:” 14 December 1959 Noted for: dreaming Favorite expression: ”Roka a roint?” Future plans: college Secret ambition: U.S. House LORI KRISTIN RENN 11 January 1959 Noted for: staying up late. lugging an armful, producing pencils from my magical pocketbook Secret ambition: to do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING Favorite pastime: making mountains out of molehills Future plans: to find out who I am and where I’m going FSSP: Mamie There is a destiny that makes us brothers - none goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. ’ CYNTHIA MAY RIPLEY Cindy:” 1 December 1958 Future plans: to be a housewife Pet peeve: snobs Secret idol: Rusty Favorite pastime: getting drunk 29 VALERIE J. RIPLEY Val: 20 March 1960 Noted for: being quiet and shy Future plans: to work and make lots of money Pet peeve: school Secret idol: Terry B. STEVEN RUSSO •’Rudy:” 15 December 1958 Secret ambition: to be a college graduate Noted for: being whipped Secret idol: Mr. Palmer Future plans: to play soccer and baseball at college Pet peeve: flirts and brown nosers Favorite pastime: hunting Favorite expression: Yo Bro STEVEN SECOTTE Steve Cool: 14 June 1959 WILLIAM CARL SLOCOMB Carl:” 13 August 1958 Favorite expression: You can do anything as long as you don't get caught.” Noted for: knocking on Mr. Segal’s door Secret ambition: to own a Firebird that runs Future plans: to own all ’67-'68 Firebirds Secret idol: Disco Duck Favorite pastime: riding around the streets RONALD D. SMITH Ron: 8 February 1959 Favorite quote: A man of knowledge is free ... he has no honor, no dignity, no family, no home, no country, but only life to be lived. - Don Juan Secret idol: Mr. O'Connell Favorite expression: Education - the inculcation of the incomprehensible into the ignorant by the incompetent. - Sir Yosiah Stamp Secret ambition: to be totally happy Favorite pastime: being with friends Noted for: always wanting to do something Pet peeve: Mr. Crockett SUZANNE MARIE SNOWDEN Wootie;” 25 June 1959 Favorite quote: Things may look bleak at the time of occurrence - but at least we ain’t got locusts.” Secret idols: Sal Bando and Omar Sharif Favorite expression: What you say about my seester? Future plans: college Noted for: making a short story long and a long story longer Pet peeve: Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds Favorite pastime: watching soap operas Secret ambition: to sky-dive 30 VAUGHN ELWIN STARRETT “Vaughn Boy 15 April 1958 Favorite pastime: tinkering on cars Favorite expression: “Good idear. “ Noted for: hanging around with Scott and Larry Pet peeve: Mr. Palmer Future plans: work on VW's Secret ambition: to go out with anyone Secret idol: any girl ALAN STEARNS “Seagull or “Gull 1 October 1957 Secret idol: Carolyn L. Keith Secret ambition: to design and build a fieldstone home Future plans: to go to SMVTI and Unity College Favorite expression: “Take it easy, but take it any way you can. Favorite quote: “It's a funny thing that when a man hasn't got anything on earth to worry about, he goes off and gets married. Pet peeve: my friend being P.W. Favorite pastimes: bar hopping and building furniture CHRISTINA ANN STEARNS “Flash Gordon 20 April 1959 Secret idol: Howard Hughes Secret ambition: to be rich Future plans: wasted days and wasted nights Noted for: dumbness Pet peeve: being teased Favorite expression: “Put that in your bowl and smoke it. Favorite pastime: nothing RANDALL B. STEARNS “Randy 29 August 1959 Future plans: to work around the ocean Favorite pastime: hunting Secret idols: Charlie's Angels JEFFREY DANIEL STITT “Jeff 25 July 1958 Favorite expression: “Howdy, howdy - see ya.“ Noted for: being late Favorite quote: “Hey lips! or “Heeeyyyy!“ Future plans: Coast Guard or to drive a wheeler Secret idols: Starsky and Hutch Secret ambition: to own every tool imaginable Pet peeves: hitch-hiking and stuck-up girls HOWARD SUKEFORTH “Howdie 1 August 1958 Favorite expression: “Good idea. Future plans: to join the Air Force 31 MICHAEL ALLEN STONE Thumper,” 16 January 1959 Favorite quote: If you can't drink it. you might as well wear it. Noted for: knocking Hell out of goalies Favorite pastime: thumpen' Favorite expression: Who wants to know, anybody imponant? Secret idol: Pele Secret ambition: to whip out the red coats at CRHS Pet peeve: Sugar Bear Future plans: school LISA R. TRUNDY Mom. 12 May 1959 Favorite expression: Hey kids! Noted for: always smiling Pet peeve: walking up stairs Favorite quote: Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. - Marie Curie LARRY KENT THOMAS 15 October 1959 Favorite expression: It must be nice. Secret idol: Richard Gross Pet peeve: the number of people who toe out at CRHS JANET TAYLOR Roach Queen Witch, 10 September 1959 Noted for: making noise. falling, crying, yelling. trouble Favorite pastimes: smoking Dogweeds and scratching fleas Favorite expression: Eat breadcrust. Soggy rice. not so nice. Secret ambition: to be a singer - folk rock, blues, opera, etc. Secret idol: Allan Mossie Duke Future plans: waste my life away with rock-n-roll music Pet peeves: CRHS and stuck-up jocks (not all are) JEREMY BINGHAM TUCKER 2 July 1959 Future plans: being an actor or drummer or both Secret ambition: to succeed in whatever I do Secret idol: Gene Krupa Pet peeve: days that are below zero, cloudy, and snowless Noted for: being quiet - sometimes . DARRELL O. THONET 22 May 1959 Secret idol: L.L. W. Pet peeve: The Man From Face Noted for: Gerry Favorite pastime: tippin' with Dad Favorite expression: Doesn't that rot. Future plans: physical therapy school 32 FRAN A. VAN WORMER •’Turner.“ 6 February 1959 Noted for: a lovable and irresistible personality Favorite pastime: listening to music Pet peeve: inflated egos Secret idol: the ’’Great Gurv Future plans: college RUTH LESS TURNBULL Ruthless.” 5 December 1959 Secret ambition: to be a cosmic cowgirl Future plans: to be a farmer’s wife Favorite pastime: making BIG plans with Toni Favorite expression: Big drink, small talk. Favorite quote: You can't please everyone, so you’ve got to please yourself. Secret idol: Mr. Gruener Noted for: giving Mr. Danforth a hard time Pet peeve: red and white THERESA ANN VAN ARSDALE Buns. 26 August 1960 Noted for: being the gum lady Pet peeve: anyone mocking my accent Favorite quote: He who is impatient waits twice. Future plans: to finish school and marry back south Favorite pastime: walking Secret ambition: to own a house in a secluded country area ESTHER LEE VARNEY Spike, 14 July 1958 Future plans: to travel in Fran's Van Pet peeve: people who can’t mind their own business Secret idol: Ronski Secret ambition: to be free Noted for: getting carded Favorite expression: Thank you. ROBERT LEE WALDEN Toby, 15 August 1959 Secret ambition: to be a player-coach for the Boston Celtics Favorite quote: An empty can makes the loudest noise. Secret idol: Lou Albano Favorite pastime: playing hoop at the Y Favorite expression: Let me make this perfectly clear. Future plans: college KATH1 JOLEEN WALKER Kail, 8 June 1959 Secret idol: R.M.D. Noted for: being crazy with Fran and Esther Pet peeve: Mr. Palmer Favorite expression: You’re trippin . Secret ambition: to get rich Future plans: to go different places 33 DEBRA LYNN WENTWORTH ’’Skippy.” 26 July 1959 Favorite expression: Geesum, you guys.” Pet peeve: teachers Noted for: failing Favorite pastime: sleeping Future plans: undecided GERRY DEE WENTWORTH GerBear,” 22 January 1959 Fondest memory: June 29th Favorite pastime: being with P.B. Noted for: skinny legs Secret ambition: to be a fashion model Future plans: to travel in my Corvette Favorite quote: Share a Life.” Secret idol: M.S. PETER WILLIAMS 2 April 1959 Noted for: Michelob Future plans: to make a million dollars Favorite pastime: off-shore power-racing KRISTY JEAN WINSLOW ”Kris,” 20 September 1959 Favorite pastime: being with Bill Future plans: to become a secretary and a wife Noted for: being short Pet peeve: getting up in the morning Secret idol: H.W.B. Secret ambition: to succeed in life DIANNE MARIE W1NSTANLEY “Chipper,” 9 January 1959 Secret idol: TGM Secret ambition: to own the Amoco Station Favorite quote: Sir, you’re drunk.” ’’Madam, you’re ugly; in the morning 1 shall be sober, but you will still be ugly.” - Winston Churchill Future plans: nursery school and maybe kindergarten Pet peeve: cheering advisors ULRIKE BARBARA WOLTER ’ Tina, 10 October 1959 Noted for: being with Sarah Pet peeves: being mistaken for Sarah and Wolter with an a' or s” Secret ambition: to get out of chem lab by graduation Favorite expression: Oh crud! . . .Nevermind. Favorite quote: You win some. you lose some, but you play all the games. - W.E.L. Secret idols: Pierre D., Charlie C.. and Bruce P. KAREN JO YANOW Yahoo, 4 November 1960 Favorite pastime: Wammer Jammen Favorite quote: I don’t ask nobody for nothin’ if I can't get it on my own! C. Daniels Secret ambition: to live in a hole Secret idol: Bob Marley Future plans: to travel and attend art school Noted for: being dizzy Favorite expression: This is tiue! Pet peeve: E-P's TONI LYNN YANOW Yahoo, 4 November 1960 Secret ambition: to get lost in the ozone again Favorite quote: If you walk through an ocean of a million souls, you will barely get your feet wet.” Favorite pastime: making BIG plans with Ruthless Secret idol: Commander Cody Favorite expression: Don’t let go! Noted for: green eyes Future plans: to travel and have a good time ROBIN ELIZABETH YEATON 26 April 1959 I shall pass through this life but once. Any good, therefore, that 1 can do Or any kindness I can show to any fellow creature. Let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, For I shall not pass this way again. - Etienne deGrellet KIMBERLY ANN YOUNG Youngie or Wiggles, 7 November 1958 Noted for: carousing Pet peeve: my two younger brothers Secret idols: J.D. and my older brother Crazy about: M.S.B. Favorite expression: You ain’t no fun! Favorite pastime: jeepin ’ with the gang Secret ambition: to travel around the world 35 MARK ANDREWS and ROBERT PEARSE are sitting in the CRHS student parking lot. GINGER CLARK is in the hospital after falling out of her high platform shoes and breaking both of her legs. KIRSTEN BARFOD has become the new Secretary- General of the U. N. CATHY ARAU, now Cathy Laite, works as head translator in Kirsten's U.N., where she speaks 37 different languages. JEFF BARRETT is still sending smoke signals from the second floor of the Old Building. POLLY BELL has left her thousands of dollars won from skiing and sailing to Stewart, her chick. TOM BERRY is now a famous co-star in the new Tar- zan movies - playing Cheeta. TINA WOLTER and SARAH BIXLER switched names too many limes - and now NOBODY knows who's who. PAUL BOETSCH. long noted for keeping Maine green, is now working in Colorado. KEN BORZONI has made a million dollars with his song Old Lady and is now a rich playboy. PATTI BOWDEN is president of the Pepsi Corpora- tion. KATHY BOWER is still claiming to be as skinny as Gerry Wentworth. STEVE REICHARD is still dreaming. MARY-LOU CAVANAUGH is still running errands for Mr. Buxton. STEVE BOWMAN still can't go to Legion Hall dances. BETH BOYNTON is top fashion designer at Dior’s in Paris. DEDDE BRAGG is out in the world away from all those children. CAROLE BROUTIN is now head of the combined sex education departments in Knox County schools. DONNA BROWN is still in Appleton running her own farm and 13 children. BECKY BUTTERFIELD has become a mad plant sci- entist and plans to rule the world. JOEL CALDERWOOD is still around - although you wouldn’t know it. MARK CATELL has made a used-car lot out of all the cars he's gotten tired of. SUE CHRISTIE is still WANDAing the halls. r.Q STANTON COLLEMER - even after graduating from CRHS - is still delivering newspapers. TERRENCE CRABTREE hasn’t stopped pushing Mark Holmes down the stairs. MISS TERRI CRABTREE is singing her way to fame. SCOTT DALRYMPLE is working in the vegetable department of the nearest supermarket. RICK CURTIS, at the age of 65, finally made All- Star Wrestling. JEFF DEAN is now broke from buying so much Coon Brand Cheese. CHERYL DOUGLAS is still sick every other day. DAVID DUNCAN and ALAN STEARNS are still hav- ing afternoon social gatherings. PETER EDDY still doesn’t give a care. WILLY EDDY is sailing the high seas. PETER ELLIOTT has just been appointed principal of CRHS and his first dramatic move was to transfer Student Council’s meetings to Room 11. DARLENE, BECKY, LARRY and GEORGIA ESANCY have set out to build their own town out west. DEBBIE EUGLEY finally smiled today and shocked her grandmother to death. CARLOTTA FONZI now co-stars with Julia Child. WENDY FREY, at the age of 87, is Playboy bunny of the year for the 76th time in a row. NANCY FRYE has become a seamstress for Pandora and is known worldwide. TAMMY FREEMAN has opened an ear-piercing studio in New York City. ANNE FURMAN just embarked on her dance tour of the world. EWIE GREET has mowed his way to wealth. LOUIS GRICUS has won the nice guy of the year award. DEBRA GUSHEE is still the loviest little lady in Appleton. JANE GUSHEE was finally heard across the room when she spoke. TONIA GUSHEE has held a family reunion and they all agreed that Appleton should be renamed Gush- eetown, because there are more Gushees than apples there. BYRON HAINING is still walking around grinning in his bermuda shorts. JAN HATFIELD models for the Sears Catalogue. MARK W. HALL is still lurching around CRHS. SANDY HAMALAINEN is still mad at Peter Wil- liams. KAREN HARDY had to ask permission to go out with the girls on her 35th birthday. DONNA HEMENWAY is still bombing around in her Subaru. BESS HERSOM now owns her own stables. HEATHER HILL is still singing with Mr. Monteith. SCOTT HOLBROOK went into the army and all those curls are long gone. MARK HOLMES is still after Wendy Frey's feet. HOWARD HOLMES and DARRELL THONET are in love. CLAUDIA HOLZ is very busy throwing parties at the old folks' home. PEGGY HOOD is still playing dirty jokes on every- one. GREG HOWARD decided to go against family tradi- tion and is now raising chickens. JEFF JONES has opened his own record shop and sells Panasonic stereo equipment. JODI JONES turned sideways and has disappeared. DONNA JORDAN finally settled down because she was tired. DONALD KELLEY has finally figured Terri out on his calculator - because, as he says, everything has a way of being figured out. STEPHEN KING became the first person ever to receive 5 Nobel prizes in one year - for physics, biology, chemistry, math, and French. LINDLEY KNIGHT, the Chessman, finally got check-mated. DENNIS LACOMBE is still getting picked up - that is, by the police. DODY LAITE has wrecked her 1001st car and still says it’s not her fault. MARK LANDERS now assists the foods classes at CRHS. KEVIN LUNDEVALL has painted his Volkswagen once again. ROBERT MacDONALD came back to debate Mr. Bux- ton once more. MIA MANTELLO has flown to Jamaica to sing with Bob Marley. BERNADETTE MARSHALL has just turned traitor - she is now working at First National. MARK MARSTON has programmed the computer to play the drums for him. NANCY MARTIN is presently silkscreening posters for Mr. Buxton - who has finally decided to run for president. ANITA McCONNELL has become the new librarian at CRHS. PATTI McGOWAN is still dribbling. ROBIN MILLER is going to New York for her debut on Maybelle’s Corners. MIKE MILLS is lobstering with Bert and I. WAYNE MOODY still works at Shell Elms. FRED NEWTON, carrying on like his brother, is on his way to becoming president. DONNA O'HARA just got a WATS line to any part of the U.S. JEANNE PAPAMICHAIL finished studying - after 10 years. ROBIN PATTEN has made a successful career of doing nothing, but still can afford to post bail for his sister. CHRISTINE PEARL is appearing at Raphael's Silver Cloud Lounge as Pearline, the Rodeo Queen. KATHY PAULEY and HELEN PETTEE have published the 1 bestseller - ''1001 Ways to Skip School: Unsuccessfully.” PAUL PIERCE told ROBERT WALDEN that it was Rob- ert's turn to buy a black Nova SS and let him ride in it. PHILLIP PRATT can still be heard howling at the full moon. HENRY PRUISKEN has made millions betting people that they can’t pronounce his last name. LORI RENN has racked up her 87th college degree and is still working hard. CYNTHIA RIPLEY and VAL RIPLEY have taken over RIPLEYS' BELIEVE IT OR NOT and have LONNIE DINSMORE as their first customer - he finally beat Rick Curtis wrestling. STEVE RUSSO at long last got arrested for being nasty” at McDonald's. CARL SLOCOMB is still trying to get his Firebird going. RANDY STEARNS still hasn't shown up for Mr. Bux- ton's classes. MIKE STONE got thrown out of jail: they couldn't afford to keep him in a cell. HOWARD SUKEFORTH finally said something. JANET TAYLOR is doing commercials for Nissen's bread, singing a tune called Don't Forget to Eat the Crust. LARRY THOMAS is still beating his drums. LISA TRUNDY is still hanging around the Y. JEREMY TUCKER is still searching . . . so far . . . blank. RUTH TURNBULL is a disco dancer in Boston. FRAN VAN WORMER has opened a Volkswagen deal- ership. KATHY WALKER and GERRY WENTWORTH are hav- ing a race to see who gains weight first. PETER WILLIAMS has finally put his talent of crash- ing cars to good use; he's won the first Rockland Rotary Demolition Derby. CHIPPER WINSTANLEY is still trying to convince people she only wants to do things her own way - not to be grouchy. KAREN and TONI YANOW are doing Mountain Dew Commercials screaming Ya-Hoo! KIM YOUNG is still cruising and partying. CLASS GRUMPS Chipper Winstanley Peter Hall KLASS KOOKS Ken Borzoni Gerry Wentworth CLASS HOT RODS Kim Young Paul Pierce MOST ATHLETIC Karen Hardy Jeff Dean BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Katrina Pease Mike Mills BEST DRESSED Terri Crabtree Ronnie Smith ROMEO AND JULIET Darrell Thonet Gerry Wentworth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lori Renn Stephen King MOST CREATIVE Claudia Holz Jeff Jones MOST CLASS SPIRIT Peter Elliott Sue Christie PRETTIEST EYES Steve Russo Sandy Hamalainen CLASS FONZES Cariotta Fonzi David Duncan DIZZIEST Donna O'Hara Seagull Stearns CLASS DREAMERS Steve Reichard Carole Broutin SHYEST Jane Gushee Stanton Collemer GOOD EGGS Polly Bell Mark Catell MOST GULLIBLE Byron Haining Kirsten Barfod MOST CAREFREE Debbie Gushee Willy Eddy MOST THEATRICAL DONE MOST FOR CRHS Jeremy Tucker Janet Taylor Dodi Laite Peter Elliott 41 MOST SCHOLARLY Stephen King Lori Renn MOST MUSICAL Mark Marston Becky Butterfield CLASS HYPOCHONDRIACS Roman MacDonald Terri Crabtree 42 CLASS FLIRTS Wendy Frey Tom Berry Tribute The class of '77 thanks these friends for helping to make our four years memorable. . . 43 If youth knew what age would crave, it would both get and save. V r°-K v hi «L 1 ucke - %, j 1 'I ftv -J 6t° (ajt . % 'Sv £'t9 I 3. • W ® • T „ | % S, c r .1 )U - V)% vV ' 1 ' Wf. ft r J jwP V a S V f fic v i . A-,- W. '’ 4 OdM , - r i o4 ° Y f cu 1'1 f' fy -i s. % . X) It's Yesterday Once More Senior Honors GIRLS'and BOYS'STATE FRONT: D. Kelley, S. King, B. Haining, P. Elliott. BACK: N. Martin, S. Blx- ler, T. Wolter, A. Furman. L. Renn. ABSENT: Mark Marston. 50 In Memoriam CAROL ANN SULLIVAN (1959-1976) LOVE TO ME Love, to me has always been a very special thing It's always at the heart of what I do or what I sing. Love is filled with memories; the good times and the bad I love my friends and family my brothers, Mom and Dad Although I often argue with people that are dear, I never love them any less and always want them near. Love to me, is something, a hard thing to explain Everybody needs it, As the trees and earth need rain. - Carol Sullivan 51 Double Agent 077 - Next time would you mind using a Klee- nex? Free Spirit Seems like I’ve heard that one somewhere before . . I told you I'd never sit on the bench.' Whoops, I guess it's Saturday. You're kidding . . . me too young for PLAYBOY? Bubble, bubble, Are we in trouble! CLASS WILL SUSAN CHRISTIE leaves Eddie Bloom to Wanda Lud- wick and Debbie McIntyre so they can get ''psyched” before the basketball games. PATTI BOWDEN and GERRY WENTWORTH leave Elsie, Linda, Debbie, Jamie and Laurie a stack of notes allowing them to leave school. STEVE REICHARD leaves CRHS drunk. JEFF DEAN leaves Frank Borzoni in high hopes. HOWARD HOLMES leaves Frank a five-pound bag of saltpeter in hopes he can control himself. GREG HOWARD leaves his taxi service to Gene Flan- agan. DON KELLEY leaves Mr. Hale the job of tearing down the old building. Good luck! CHRIS STEARNS leaves Mrs. Sturdee lots of thanks for her help and encouragement. SANDY HAMALAINEN leaves P.G.P. the fun her senior year will bring having already completed her favorite class. CHRIS HICKMAN leaves Mark Wheaton a chance to spin the tires with a Subaru. BYRON HAINING leaves Rod Sturdee the remains of his van in hopes that it will remind him of the consequences of driving. KATRINA PEASE leaves a little hot water in the shower at home for her brother, Bruce. ROBERT WALDEN leaves Coach Gilbcy a pair of unused Converse All-Star sneakers. MARK MARSTON leaves Lita Curtis all his drum- ming knowledge and four tons of patience to cope with it. TRAVIS MILLIKEN leaves Brad Kennedy a rubber band for use in study hall. WENDY FREY leaves Grace Desrosiers in hopes that she doesn't flood the gym on graduation night. RUTH TURNBULL leaves just about everything to Stephen S. and Stephen T.. as she’s sure they will appreciate it all much more than she did. HENRY PRUISKEN leaves all his talent to anyone who can find it. DONNA O'HARA leaves her dizziness to someone more deserving. KATHY BOWER leaves the expressions This is true and ''Sounds pertinent to Mr. Webster. PETER ELLIOTT leaves the school nothing - the way it was when he began. JANET TAYLOR leaves ashes and matches on the bathroom floor. LORI RENN leaves nothing yet; she’s still consulting with her lawyer. MARK LANDERS leaves one pack of cigarettes to John Holbrook. HELEN PETTEE leaves CRHS and takes Carl with her. DARRELL THONET leaves Craig Rossiter a rodent gun, some carrots to Frank Borzoni, and the rest of his pants to his brother, Tom. RUDY RUSSO leaves Nancy Aylward the number 13, hoping she has better luck than he did. DODY LAITE leaves to the girls’ ski team a port-a- potty for use at those ski slopes without a ladies' room. JEFF REGO leaves Kevin Clark his luck at skipping classes. DONNA JORDAN leaves Jeffrey Shields a pinch of foolishness, a slap on the back for good laughs, a sack full of her best jokes and a jar of prunes for his brother. THE FRENCH IV CLASS leaves Mark Staples and Marston Parker to Miss Murphy for another year of sports paroles and tongue clucking. ANNE FURMAN leaves laughing. JEREMY TUCKER leaves Craig Rossiter a set of new jokes. LARRY THOMAS leaves playing his drum set under the shop so that Mr. Strom and Mr. Richard can have some peaceful classes. ROBERT MacDONALD leaves his fine expertise in the field of culinary arts to Joshua and Amy. TINA WOLTER takes some of Dave Hollis' excess pride and leaves it to Phil Green in hopes that they will both profit from it next year. CHRISTINE PEARL leaves her forged tardy, dismissal and absentee Slips to her brother and sissier in hopes that they can use them as well as she did. CARL SLOCOMB leaves Mr. Segal's door for the underclasspeople to knock on during class. LISA TRUNDY leaves the school two more years with her lovely sister, Linda, unless they can find something else to do with her. LOUIE GRICUS leaves Moose a submachinegun so she will not have to chase offenders of the law. WILLY EDDY leaves Mr. Palmer and Mr. Holt 100 class hours of lessons on Student Rights. DAVE DUNCAN leaves 500 gallons of Fantastic and 2 cases of Raid. KIRSTEN BARFOD leaves a never-ending supply of AFS candy bars to sell. MARY-LOU CAVANAUGH leaves to Holly Frye her love for D. B., R. W., and especially the N and sincere luck if they should ever meet up. DANA BAILEY leaves 10,000 hall passes to Mr. Palmer in hopes they will make good kindling. CHRIS LUDWIG leaves Dorothy Tripp in care of Mr. Buxton. FRED NEWTON leaves Mr. Hope's Economics class his baby pictures and period 4 Government class his Bullard campaign material for the next elec- tion. KAREN HARDY leaves the nickname ''rut to Deb- bie Davee, Nancy Aylward and Susan Akers. PATTY McGOWAN leaves Sydney Sawyer all the joys of managing next year. GINGER CLARK leaves her managerial abilities to Teri, Doreen and Kathy in hopes they'll take good care of the wrestling team and wrestling bus driver. DEDDE BRAGG leaves good luck and success to the future graduates of CRHS. CAROLE BROUTIN leaves Linda Trundy all her clothes in hopes that she can fill them out some- day. DONNA BROWN leaves a lot of patience to the stu- dents of CRHS in hopes that they will use it wher- ever needed. POLLY BELL leaves Jenny permanently sharp edges. _ CHIPPER WINSTANLEY leaves Jo Hale her terrific talent for doing more talking than work, and to Mark Henderson she leaves another year of school. PETER BROWN leaves CRHS to his siblings David, Carolyn, Laurie, Kenny, Raymond and Suzanne . . 12 more years of Browns! and possibly more! PETER HALL leaves John Nuesse, Ken Lawson and Tom Pinney one case of p-tex for their next rock skiing expedition. MARK CATELL leaves Moose a set of pawsi-marks in front of the school to be remembered by. DEBBIE EUGLEY leaves CRHS her brother for the next two years. MISS TERRI CRABTREE leaves her braces to Lila Cur- tis so she can suffer with them for the next three years. NANCY FRYE leaves Mrs. Sturdee three more years of Jeff Shields. SARAH B1XLER leaves Debbie McIntyre the privilege of enforcing Junior Bedtime next year. MARK W. HALL leaves his lust for power and Clau- dine's lingerie to Mr. Buxton. MR. TERRY CRABTREE leaves CRHS absolutely noth- ing. NANCY MARTIN leaves her Physics notes to anyone who dares tah think.” CLAUDIA HOLZ leaves a large supply of party goods to the future Latin IV and Advanced Math students in case they should ever get tired of having class. BECKY BUTTERFIELD leaves Jean King the job of band librarian in hopes she will get it completed before SHE graduates. TONI YANOW leaves nothing 'cause she ain't got nothin' left to leave. ROBIN PATTEN leaves with a very strong opinion of this «! ■ � ! school. 58 UNDERCLASSPERSONS Juniors FRONT: A. Conant, E. Annis, A. Jameson-Barrows, T. Carpentier, B. Dickson, E. Griffin. MIDDLE: J. Berube, D. Kimball, R. Clark, M. Beale, M. Collemer. C. Ames, G. Fowlie. BACK: D. Ames, M. Carlson, P. Calahan, S. Donnelly, P. Brown. FRONT: J. Rainfrene, P. Folsom, D. Staples, J. Hale, T. Eaton, P. Hopkins, L. Star- rett, S. Hand. MIDDLE: S. Jaeger, P. Guiseley, T. Freeman, D. Hollis, F. Borzoni, E. Flanagan, G. Haining, K. Heal, L. Hardy. BACK: J. Ferraiolo, W. Hawes, M. Holo- han, H. Jacobs, D. Hall, J. Donovan, M. Ingraham. Juniors FRONT: B. Jones, G. Kelly, B. Lenfesty, T. Kangas, K. Kelley, J. Jen- kins. MIDDLE: D. Leavitt, D. Lea, P. Landwehr, K. Hurd, R. Johnson, S. Long, M. Henderson. BACK: B. Kulikowski, B. Kennedy, B. Kilgore, P. Landwehr, C. Klem, P. Joyce. FRONT: R. Pendleton, K. Oakes, K. Marshall, M. Philbrook, S. Nutt, L. Nelson, B. Michaelson. MIDDLE: H. Montgomery, P. Parker, D. McIntyre, T. Martens, W. Ludwick, J. Olsen, D. Milstead. BACK: F. O'Hara, C. Lamphier, B. Pease, D. Pease, F. Borzoni, T. Morong, L. Palmer, M. Parker. Juniors FRONT: J. Sorenson, R. Seliger, T. Raven, M. Simonton, T. Rotondi, S. Sawyer, L. Renn. MIDDLE: T. Rochester, S. Reichard, F. Stearns, C. Rossi- ter, M. Staples, C. Ramsey, P. Rose. BACK: R. Rocheleau, J. Stone, M. Smith, C. Rhodes, G. Smith, W. Stearns. FRONT: M. Tibbetts, R. Turnbull, T. Yanow, K. Yanow, E. Thibodeau, A. Young, S. Wentworth. MIDDLE: R. Winslow, A. Wiley, S. Wight, C. Underhill, J. Sullivan, R. Tucker, C. Young, J. Willis, J. Sukeforth. BACK: W. Wiley, G. Thibodeau, T. Thonet, W. Vinal, P. Wadsworth, K. Urquhart, G. Sukeforth, M. Thurlow. 62 Sophomores FRONT: C. Conant, T. Collemer, T. Carle, M. Brown, L. Berube, L. Ames, S. Chace. MIDDLE: L. Bower. S. Akers, T. Bricker, E. Bailey, R. Creamer, J. Don- nelly, L. Coiley. BACK: M. Bailey, D. Brown, B. Carpentier, J. Allen, M. Cates, K. Butler. FRONT: T. Hall, C. Eaton. fM ■ Grey), C. Feener, G. Esancy, C. Hammond, H. Frye. MIDDLE: J. Fish, L. DicRsonTu. Fogg, H. Hall, J. Elliott, T. Douglas, K. Dugas, D. Eugley, P. Eaton. BACK: D. Grotton, P. Green, G. Flanagan, D. Eaton, J. Tucker, D. Gould, L. Griggs. 64 Sophomores FRONT: E. Kangas, T. Holbrook, D. Hart, C. Virchow, C. Holz, C. Jordan, C. Lea, C. Jordan. MIDDLE: C. Jacobs, D. Jenkins, R. Lovejoy, C. Hare, T. Holmes, R. Holt, H. Hopewell, J. Lundevall, K. Maddock, J. Holbrook, M. Holbrook. BACK: W. Heal, C. Johnson, L. Jones, A. Hunt, F. Marshall, K. Lawson, B. Leach, L. Langhome. FRONT: C. Ray, T. Rollins, T. McLellan, J. Mitchell, L. Peters, B. Pooler, C. Mitchell, B. Palmer, T. Ott. MIDDLE: T. Pearse, T. Marston, L. Moody, T. Morrison, R. Soley, T. Milliken, J. Restin, J. Nuesse, L. Newhall, L. Richard. BACK: B. Merritt, C. Merrifield, M. Mosher, S. Morse, J. Papamichail, D. Ray, B. Ramsey, J. Perkins, K. McConnell, G. Garzarelli, B. McGowan. Sophomores FRONT: D. Wilde, J. Williams, E. Sprague, J. Wade, L. Whitson, L. Trundy, D. Thibodeau, M. Whea- ton, D. Sprowl. R. Seliger. STANDING: S. Vanorse, J. Wyper, K. Williams, M. Syme, K. Spear, J. Snowden, T. Staunton, L. Twitchell, P. Yeaton, P. Smith, L. Wentworth. BACK: J. Tingle, T. Win- slow, M. Runius, D. Rousseau, J. Tucker, K. Widdecomb, P. Sampson, D. Spear, G. Flanagan, R. Sturdee, G. Zehner, M. Winchenbach. 66 Mr. Aiello; President, S. Akers: Treasurer, H. Hopewell: Secretary, C. Holz; Vice-President, N. Aylward 67 Freshmen FRONT: N. Berube, J. Blackington, J. Aldus, G. Brown, K. Kish, C. Brown, A. Arau. MIDDLE: V. Brown, B. Ames, D. Brodis, P. Brake wood, J. Bennett, F. Brown, C. Blackington, M. Smith, V. Gallimore. BACK: D. Aston, D. Ames, B. Bricker, D. Borzoni, C. Ames, M. Dodd, A. Berry. FRONT: C. Esancy, D. Carleton, J. Dougherty, Y. Dyer, K. Chater, V. Chase, T. Dins- more, L. Eesley. MIDDLE: W. Esancy, M. Christie, D. Butler, M. Crabtree, D. Burnett, S. Cameron, T. Dodge, L. Curtis, L. Curtis, M. Charbonneau, W. Dublis. BACK: B. Drawbridge, R. Carpentier, M. Feener, C. Dean, T. Carlson, E. Charbonneau, K. Clark, 68 F. Collins, A. Choate. Freshmen FRONT: M. Gushee, N. Hartley, C. Gaudette, J. Fish, M. Henderson, A. Flanagan. MIDDLE: M. Gallace, K. Heal, C. Hall, K. French, E. Galvin, A. Foss, K. Forti, S. Frye. BACK: R. Heal, D. Guiseley, M. Giustra, R. Howard, K. Gricus. FRONT: A. Mitchell, J. Misner, C. Holbrook, D. Jordon, R. Lunn, J. King, T, Marsh, K. Holman, T. Klem. MIDDLE: S. LaCombe, B. Jones, K. MacCleary, T. Jacobs, J. Landwehr, R. Hersom, C. MacFarland, C. Marr, K. Laite. BACK: G. Hendran, E. Leland. B. Mink, J. Laite, T. Knaupp, M. Hoppe, C. Manning, k. Merrifield, B. McGowan, S. Jackson. Freshmen FRONT: S. Pease, K. Morton, K. Ray, R. Pauley, S. Oxton, B. Perry, D. Pendleton, T. Pearse, J. Shields. MIDDLE: S. Payne, C. Palmer, C. Peters, R. Rankin, T. Pinney, J. Rotondi, E. Scott, O. Bryant, M. Pendleton, S. Rollins, L. Raven. BACK: V. Pendleton, K. Pearl, P. Green, J. Munroe, K. Sims, G. Pease, M. Secotte, M. Monroe, J. Morrison. FRONT: K. Staples, R. Wadsworth, R. Sukeforth, P. Urquhart, D. Urquhart, R. Wyke, V. Under- hill, A. Wadsworth, L. Thurston. MIDDLE: P. Willey, R. Starrett, A. Smith, J. Warren, C. Thomas, B. Sube, B. Tolman, T. Soley, G. Strom. BACK: L. Wurr, R. Sukeforth, M. Woodruff, B. Stone, M. Yeaton, C. Smith, J. Smith, H. Vannah, D. Vanorse. SITTING: Treasurer, V. Brown: Secretary, J. Misner. STANDING: President, F. Collins; Miss Wike; Vice-President, B. Bricker. 71 73 76 ACTIVITIES 77 National Honor Society FRONT: C. Arau, N. Martin, D. McIntyre, D. Hollis, P. Elliott, D. Kelley. MIDDLE: P. Bell, A. Furman, K. Bar- fod, M. Simonton. BACK: Mr. O’Connell, E. Flanagan, B. Boynton, K. Heal, S. Bixler, T. Wolter, J. Papamichail, B. Butterfield, S. King, C. Holz, L. Renn. Student Council FRONT: C. Dean, S. Sawyer, P. Bell, D. Laite, A. Wiley. MIDDLE: (Non-members A and B), M. Christie, J. Sorenson, S. Bixler, L. Wentworth, J. Mitchell, P. Elliott, P. Sampson, M. Hall. BACK: H. Frye, A. Smith, B. Sube, M. Henderson, A. Arau, E. Sprague. 78 Math Team SITTING: B. Pooler, M. Staples, S. Bixler, D. Bailey, D. Leavitt. STANDING: S. King M Parker, B. Clark, R. Soley. Debating Team 79 S. Reichard, D. Pease, M. Hall. PRESIDENT K. Hardy ADVISOR Mr. Crockett SECRETARY M. Simonton TREASURER D. Laite VICE-PRESIDENT S. Hamalainen C-R Club Officers Junior Varsity Cheerleading M. Henderson J- Fish C. Peters J. Williams C. Mitchell L. Langhorne L. Wentworth V. Brown D. Vanorse 80 Varsity Cheerleading K. Pease, L. Coiley, P. Bowden, W. Frey, G. Wentworth, L. Peters, J. Fish, G. Desrosiers, C. Winstanley. 81 FBLA FRONT: Mrs. Stuxdee, D. Bragg, L. Twitchell, S. Morse, I. Smith, K. Abshire. BACK: J. Shields, J. Wade. - 82 The victor’s feast Our $69 Sweetie - Dave Pease French Club SITTING: K. Staples, M. Gallace, R. Hersom, S. Bixler, A. Furman, Miss Mur- phy. KNEELING: B. Boynton, M. Charbonneau, M. Christie, B. Jones, J. Papami- chail, B. Butterfield, G. Clark, K. Holman, N. Berube. STANDING: M. Grey, T. Rotondi, K. Arau, A. Mitchell, L. Hardy, K. McCleary, L. Nelson, K. Chater, T. Wolter, N. Martin. Latin Club FRONT: C. Jordan, B. Merritt, J. Wade, E. Sprague, J. Sorenson, D. Urquhart. MID- DLE: J. Papamichail, B. Jones, T. Rollins, B. Wyke, C. Holz, R. Holt, Jr., B. Pooler, J. Tingle, R. Sturdee, D. Davee, N. Aylward, L. Richard, M. Henderson, L. Renn. BACK: A. Smith, J. Ferraiolo, F. O'Hara, S. Akers, P. Green, J. Mitchell, T. McLellan, J. Wyper, Mr. Curtis. AFS AFS SISTERS Out widda coin, kiddies . . . Wind Song SITTING: Mr. Drons, L. Renn, C. Holz, A. Furman, E. Flanagan. STAND- ING: Mrs. Crockett, Mr. Sims, F. Sampson, S. King, D. Hollis. Library Club FRONT: S. Chace, J. King, M. Grey, I. Shields, Mrs. Heimann, Mrs. Wootton. MIDDLE: D. Eugley, L. Hardy, D. Pendleton, H. Hill, K. Oakes, G. Clark, B. Butterfield, N. Frye. BACK: C. Ludwig, D. Bragg, S. Hand, V. Chase, S. Nutt, A. McConnell, L. Renn, L. Curtis, L. Twitchell. 85 Majorettes B. Dickson, L. Newhall, H. Frye, L. Twitchell, M. Grey. M. Tibbeus, K. Sims. K. Heal, K. Williams, B. Pease, C. Furman. Seacoast Band All-State B. Haining, G. Strom, B. Butterfield. L. Renn, T. Crabtree, A. Furman, C. Holz, P. Yeaton, M. Tibbetts, R. Johnson, C. Rhodes. Band FRONT: M. Tibbetts, T. Holmes, L. Dickson, C. Furman, R. Wyke, B. Sube, L. Trundy, B. Butterfield, M. Syme, K. Williams. MIDDLE: G. Zehner, C. Dean, L. Renn, S. Morse, J. King, S. Sawyer, L. Trundy, R. Gross, A. Smith, T. Pearse, R. Lunn. BACK: P. Sampson, D. Eugley, K. Sims, B. Pease, H. Vannah, L. Hardy, W. Stearns, M. Landers, S. Cameron, T. Knaupp, D. McIntyre, K. Heal. STANDING: L. Thomas, S. Jackson, L. Curtis, D. Jordan, D. Bailey, Director C. Seymour. Chamber Singers SOPRANO: J. Taylor, A. Smith, B. Sube, C. Holz, P. Yeaton. ALTO: T. Crabtree, B. Butterfield, A. Furman, L. Renn, R. Lunn. TENOR: C. Rhodes, D. Bailey, B. Haining, J. Ferraiolo, G. Strom. BASS: P. Sampson, R. Johnson, D. Hollis, B. Pease. 87 FRONT: I. Taylor. M. Mantello, Pearl. S. Dalrymple. ROW TWO: C. Holz. T. Wol- ter, A. Furman, S. Wight, C. Holz, D. Laite, K. Pease, D. O'Hara, W. Frey. ROW THREE: L. Renn, B. Boynton, K. Barfod, S. Bixler, P. Joyce, C. Rossiter, B. McGowan, D. McIntyre, S. Sawyer. ROW FOUR: J. Berube, J. Ferraiolo, M. Sta- ples, T. Crabtree, D. Kelley, F. O’Hara, P. Brown, M. Hall. BACK: D. Hollis, B. Pease, R. Johnson. Chorus International Thespian Society Hi-Y FRONT: J. Stone, P. Elliott, S. Stearns. BACK: S. Bowman, F. Borzoni, J. Dean, S. Russo, K. Borzoni, C. Rossiter, M. Stone, S. Lermond, J. Barrett. Tri-Hi-Y FRONT: K. Barfod, E. Flanagan. ROW TWO: H. Hopewell, H. Montgomery, C. Holz, J. Tingle. D. Sprowl. ROW THREE: J. Olson, M. Mantello, D. Laite, T. Wolter, D. Davee, L. Nelson, W. Ludwick. BACK: S. Akers, M. Simonton, L. Renn, S. Hamalainen, P. Parker, T. Rotondi. B+a±B±ca±Ea±ea±a±c +! wm Excitement at the jousts. Have you any idea the impact the miracle will have in the country? Madrigal The Miracle of Wales, Guilliame' of Joyous Gard, Lancelot du Lac' CAMELOT The Camden Opera House became King Arthur’s Castle for November 18, 19, 20, 1976, as the C-R Drama-Choral Society pro- duced their annual musical. All the hard work really paid off - CAMELOT was a hit! The Court of Morgan Le Fey God forgive us both, Lance. SPOR TS C-R Field Hockey The varsity field hockey record was 9 wins, 4 losses, and 0 ties. We finished the season in sixth place in the Eastern Maine standings. C-R scored 31 goals in 13 games, while the opposition scored a total of 14 goals against C-R's very strong defense. Sarah Bixler led the C-R defense with a great year as goalee. Sue Christie and Beth Boynton also contributed strong defense in the fullback positions. Sandy Hamalainen set up many goals from her center halfback position with her quick stick and powerful drive. As C-R's right wing, Polly Bell used her great sticking to bring the ball down the field. Left wing Lori Renn and halfback Tina Wolter also aided the team with fine periods ot skillful play. Karen Hardy was voted our most valuable player. Karen, a truly outstanding center forward, was C-R's top scorer for three years. These seniors will all be missed. Each one con- tributed her individual skill to make every victory a true team effort. The underclassmen also contributed greatly to the team's success and will make a fine nucleus for next year's team. KNEELING: P. Bell, S. Bixler, L. Renn, T. Wolter, S. Akers, L. Richard. STANDING: Coach Lerette, K. Heal, S. Hamalainen, B. Boynton, S. Christie, L. Renn, J. Sorenson. FRONT: J. Gushee, J. Williams, E. Annis, L. Nelson, N. Aylward, D. Davee, J. Bell, L. Coiley, C. Jordan BAOK: B. Ames. T. Holmes, D, McIntyre. L. Curtis, M. Simonton, C. Furman, J. Mitchell, H. Hopewell’ Cnarh DAnforth In spite of their riding to away games in the school’s garbage truck, the C-R JV team was ranked 1 in the Knox-Lincoln League. Its impressive record for the 1976 season was 11 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. Driving in 21 of C- R's 25 goals were the big scorers of the forward line: Jenny Bell, Debbie Davee, Liz Nelson ( spark of the offense), Heidi Vannah, and Debbie McIntyre. Debbie gained val- _____ uable experience this season as a frequent varsity substitute. Thanks to this team's solid defense, only 6 goals were scored against C-R. As one of the outstanding newcomers to the game, Edna Annis supported both the offense and the defense with excep- tional speed and a strong drive. Both halfbacks and fullbacks repelled the opposition by many excellent saves and clears: how- ever, the most valuable defensive player was Nancy Aylward. An early transfer from the front line, Nancy did a super job throughout the season, especially in the last three games which she all but saved for C-R. Truly each member consistently gave her all to the team effort - without their spirit and unity, this large and previ- ously inexperienced team never could have made the 1976 season such a great success. The Girls' Cross Country Team . . . . . . participated in the first Girls’ Cross Country State Meet and finished fifth out of seventeen teams. In the course of the season, the number one spot on the team alternated among senior Kirsten Barfod (the team's MVP), sophomore Donna Hart, and freshman Marie Crabtree. Freshman Vicki Underhill consist- ently placed a strong third or fourth for the team. Swapping off on the number five spot all season were sophomore Laura Whitson and freshman Judy Aldus. This young team gained valuable experience this year and finished the season with a successful 48 win and 16 loss record. FRONT: D. Hart, M. Gallace, J. Aldus, Coach Crockett, V. Underhill, K. Barfod, K. Williams. BACK: M. Syme, W. Ludwig, L. Whitson, J. Tingle, M. Crabtree. FRONT: M. Ingraham. W. Esancy, R. Walden, D. Kelley, T. Crabtree, L. Palmer, M. Gushee, W. Dubiis, K. Laite. BACK: B. Merritt, C. Jordan, E. Sprague, R. Sturdee, C. Cavanaugh, L. Jones, E. Leland, Coach Crockett. The Boys' Cross Country Team . . . . . . had a good blend of underclassmen and upperclass- men with a lot of potential this season. Sophomore Andy Cavanaugh and freshman Keryn Laite consistently ran one and two on the team with the three seniors, Don Kelley, Robert Walden, and Terry Crabtree, forming a solid three, four, and five block. A good indicator of well-dis- tributed team effort was shown when it came time for the team to select its MVP. Rather than trying to break a tie, awards were given to both Don Kelley and Andy Cava- naugh. With most of the team back next season, we are hoping to improve on this year's fine record of 32 wins and 17 losses. . A� - KNEELING: P. Eddy, L. Thomas, S. King, D. La Combe, B. Bricker, J. Snowden, R. MacDonald, S. Russo, M. Stone, J. Dean, P. Elliott. STANDING: P. Joyce, A. Wiley, H. Ramsey, G. Flanagan, G. Haining, F. Stearns, M. Carlson, D. Ames, T. Manens, D. Hollis, A. Snapp, R. Gross, J. Nuesse, C. Shields, Coach Palmer. The 1976 Windjammer soccer team started out the season with six veterans on the squad - Mike Stone, Jeff Dean, Dennis LaCombe, Steve Russo, Peter Elliott, and Roman MacDonald. With some fine talent up from the JV's and freshman Bennett Bricker in the goal, the season looked quite promising. Our first game of the season was a real thriller at Medomak Valley with the 'Jammers coming out on top by the score 4-3 in OT. Fol- lowing two losses - to Nokomis 1-0 and Mt. View 1-0 - we were back on the winning road with a 4-0 win over Wiscasset. The real high point of our season came during our eighth game. Our record was 3-4 going into this game with rival Waterville. The Panthers were handed a crushing defeat by the score of 6-0. In our last seven games we won five, lost one, and tied one. We closed out our regular season with an impres- sive 3-2 win over a very tough Yarmouth team. For the seventh consecutive year, our team entered the play-offs. We played Ellsworth and were defeated by the score of 1-0. With some fine talent returning, the Windjammers are looking forward to the '77 season. Varsity Soccer FRONT: B. McGowan, F. Collins, G. Kelly, S. LaCombe, C. Dean, A. Arau, G. Strom. BACK: Coach Segal, D. Rousseau, R. Carpentier, J. Perkins, S. Cameron, E. Galvin, E. Charbonneau, K. Sims, B. Stone. Boys'JV Soccer 1976 was the year of Nokomis for the J-V soccer team. After suffering a 7-2 opening game home loss to the Warri- ors, the team avenged that loss with a 1-0 victory over Nokomis on their field. The improvement suggested by these scores characterized the team’s growth over the season. At midseason the team record against J-V competi- tion was 1-4. In the second half of the season the team was undefeated with a record of 3 victories and 2 ties to finish the year at 4-4-2. While all team members contributed, two members stand out for their efforts. Kip Hurd proved to be a stalwart at goalie, and Chris Dean provided the hustle to lead the team at midfield. The C-R Wrestling Team compiled an outstanding record this season, going from only three wins in 1975-76 to a best ever mark of 10-7 this year. The team was led by senior co-captains Dennis LaCombe and Rick Curtis, who between them came up with thirty wins. Junior Kevin Pendleton was another excellent wrestler, compiling a 13-2-1 record. The highlights of the year included two wins each over Lisbon and Wiscasset and a victory against Medomak Valley, the first win against the Waldoboro squad since the team's inception three years ago. The team came on very strong towards the end of the season, commented coach Rick Hamel. I predict that next year we’ll open a few eyes around the Coastal League.” Additional assets to the team were seniors Ken Borzoni, John Kelly, both first year men. Other wrestlers contributing to the success of the season were junior Gene Kelly, sophomores John Restin and Jon Tucker, and freshmen Ken Morton, Bob Rankin, Greg Rollins and Ben Tolman. FRONT: J. Restin, G. Kelly, J. Kelly, G. Rollins, K. Morton, B. Tolman. BACK: Coach Hamel, Asst. Coach Webber, J. Tucker, D. LaCombe, R. Cunis, K. Borzoni, K. Pendleton, Mr. Q. 101 Girls' JV Basketball KNEELING: K. Staples, J. Aldus, T. Raven, K. Butler, S. Pease, L. Raven. STANDING: Mgr. V. Underhill, D. Sprowl, K. Chater, M. Crabtree, D. Brodis, D. Butler, Coach Penney. Girls' Gymnastics Co-captains Wendy Frey and Katrina Pease are in their fourth season of competition. Wendy is an all-around gymnast and Katrina competes in floor exercise and balance beam. Both girls are doing very well. Gerry Wentworth is the only other sen- ior competing this year. She is a high scorer for C-R in vaulting. Junior Grace Desrosiers has been out a lot of the season with a broken knee cap. Sophomores Kathy Williams and Laura Lang- horne have improved greatly and are scoring well for C-R. This year’s team has a very capable group of Freshmen. Leading the scoring for this group are Lisa Thurston, Julia Misner, Robin Hersom, Car- rie Gaudette and Terry Marsh. FRONT: Coach Lerette, C. Winstanley, C. Peters, A. Mitchell, M. Henderson, L. Coiley, L. Wentworth, S. Frye, S. Oxton, M. Christie, B. Jones, B. Jones, N. Berube, Y. Dyer, J. Hale. BACK: C. Gaudette, R. Her- som, G. Wentworth, T. Marsh, K. Pease, W. Frey, G. Desrosiers, K. Williams, L. Langhome, L. Thurston, J. Misner. Girls' Varsity Basketball Led by Senior co-captains Karen Hardy and Sue Christie, the Varsity girls' basketball team made the Eastern B tournaments in Bangor after a slow start due to inexperience. As the only two lettermen returning from last year's Knox-Lincoln League championship team, Hardy and Christie helped to lead the inexperienced Windjammers through a 1-3 record before Christmas vacation; after vacation the girls compiled a 9-3 record including upset victories over Western Class A Morse, Medomak Valley, and Lincoln Academy. Although four girls will be lost to graduation, seven will return next year. With the added experience of tournament games we will try to improve on this year's record. In Eastern Maine Class B Quarter Final tournament action, the C-R girls defeated Belfast, a team twice victorious over the Windjammers in regular season contests. 104 KNEELING: D. Davee, N. Aylward, K. Hardy, S. Christie, S. Hamalainen, K. Bower. STANDING: Coach Vautour, Stats. M. Simonton, L. Curtis, W. Ludwick, D. McIntyre, L. Curtis, H. Vannah, Mgr. P. McGowan, Mgr. S. Sawyer. 105 This year's ballclub had a good year under Coach Robert Gilbey. The blend of seniors and juniors gave the Jammers another winning season. Captain Jeff Dean was a key starter; he and guard Steve Russo were deadly with their outside jump shots. Howard Holmes, Taylor Martens, Frank Borzoni, and Steve Bowman were CR's muscle under the boards in picking up rebounds. Tom Morong was one of the most consistent ballplayers with timely scoring, good rebounding and tough defense. Tom Berry and Frank Stearns came off the bench to play strong defense and score clutch hoops. Rick Johnson and Bruce Pease rounded out the squad to help out with some fine outside jumpshots. Stats. A. Wiley, B. Pease, T. Berry, S. Russo, T. Morong, H. Holmes, S. Bowman, F. Borzoni, T. Martens, R. Johnson, F. Stearns, Mgr. C. Shields, Coach Gilbey, J. Dean. 107 C-R Coronation . . . JV Basketball At press time, the J.V. Windjammers sported a respectable 10-7 record, led by the scoring of captain Mitch Carlson and sophomore Phil Green. Dayid Hollis experienced a good year rebounding in preparation for varsity. A core of seven freshmen will be returning for more J.V. experience next year. The highlight of the year was a 59-58 overtime victory over Medomak Valley. Mgr. R. Carpentier, A. Cavanaugh, C. Dean, C. Manning, D. Guiseley, A. Hunt, M. Yeaton, J. Snowden, D. Ames, D. Hollis, T. Carlson, M. Dodd, P. Green, R. Gross, K. Laite, Coach Marden, M. Carlson. 109 Boys' Ski Team Helped by the great Winter of '77, the boys' ski team was able to compete against thirteen different teams in their regular season. The Alpine team was very competitive in all meets and finished first in the Eastern Regional competition held at the Camden Snow Bowl. The team missed third place by a slim 8 points in the Regionals due to disappointing finishes in cross-country and jumping. A fourth place was not good enough to put them in competition at the state meet. Next year's team will have suffered the loss of three seniors, Willy Eddy, Peter Hall and Terry Crabtree, but will take on the slopes with this year's added experi- ence due to the excellent conditions behind them. no FRONT: W. Eddy, K. Sims, W. Dubiis, K. Lawson, P. Joyce, J. Nuesse, P. Hall, M. Smith, Coach Richard, T. Pinney, F. O'Hara. J. Elliott, L. Palmer. BACK: S. Cameron, A. Flanagan, G. Flanagan, E. Kangas, T. McLellan, T. Crabtree X-C Coach Ridley. Girls' Ski Team FRONT: M. Winchenbach, J. Sorenson, I. Dougherty, Coach Crockett, B. Sube. MIDDLE: S. Akers, L. Richard, P. Bell, D. Laite, J. Bell, H. Hopewell, S. Wight, H. Montgomery. The C-R girls’ ski team had another very suc- cessful year totaling a 10-2 record at press time with the state meet yet to go. The heavy snowfall this year got the season off to an early start with practice at the Snow Bowl before Christmas vaca- tion and more cross-country skiing all season than any previous year. The team was well-balanced with seven skiers in slalom and giant slalom vying constantly for the top four places on the team. In cross-country also, seven skiers were alternately filling the top four spots. It was a very good year for seniors Polly Bell and Dody Laite, both strong lead- ers in the alpine events. Polly led the team in cross-country as well. Next year the underclassmen will have to work hard to fill the places of these two fine team members. ill Golf Team FRONT: E. Greet, C. Klem, F. O'Hara, Coach Marden, P. Green, P. Hall. BACK: J. Elliott, P. Joyce, G. Flanagan. J. Stone. JV Baseball 112 KNEELING: J. Snowden, K. Urquhart, P. Brown, J. Allen. STANDING: B. McGowan, L. Jones, H. Jacobs, B. Merritt, D. Jenkins. Boys' Track Field KNEELING: P. McClure, G. Howard, M. Holmes, S. Bowman, D. Thonet, J. Hale, D. Kelley. STAND- ING: J. Barrett, J. Tucker, M. Jones, J. Nuesse, J. Tucker, T. Crabtree, A. Cavanaugh, R. Gross, A. Whitson, E. Sprague, R. Walden, Coach Roundy. Girls' Track and Field KNEELING: T. Spearin, K. Paul, L. Langhorne. STANDING: Coach Lerette, S. Jaeger, L. Coiley, C. Jordan, J. Tingle. The 1975-1976 varsity baseball team had an outstanding year, with a league record of 8 wins and 4 losses, and an overall record of 14 wins and 6 losses - the best C-R record in years. The fine pitching of Steve Russo, Jeff Dean, and Tom Morong, along with the timely hitting of Paul Smyth, Darryl Long, Mike Stone, and Leroy Alexander, comple- mented one of our strongest defensive teams ever. The 'Jammers held first place after a key win over Lincoln Academy in the last week of the season. But then we suffered consecutive losses to Mt. View, Medomak Valley, and Mt. View again, to be edged out of the race. Paul Smyth and Darryl Long were the only seniors on the team and both contributed greatly to the Windjammers. As team captain, Smyth was voted MVP by his teammates for the second straight year. With most of the team returning, C-R looked forward with great eagerness to the 1976-1977 season. SITTING: T. Morong, A. Wiley, D. Long, P. Smyth, A. Hunt, D. Shields. STANDING: M. Stone, J. Restin, J. Dean, S. Russo, D. Hollis, F. Stearns, R. Johnson, Coach Curtis. The 1976 Season Was. . . . an eventful one for our team. For the first half of the season, we were so injury-prone that we never had our entire starting team at one time. Then just when it seemed we would get it all together, Karen Hardy went into the hospital to have her tonsils out. Even with all our problems, we ended the season with an 18-8 record. With only two starters graduating we looked forward to an exciting year in 1977. Then, for the first time there would be a state softball championship. This would provide an excellent opportunity for us to see how other teams in the state compare with our Windjammers Varsity Softball 116 KNEELING: L. Starrett, B. Boynton, V. Drake, K. Wiley, K. Hardy, L. Nelson. STANDING: Coach Crockett, K. Butler, M. Syme, K. Heal, D. Thurston, E. Annis, M. Simonton. JV Softball SITTING: J. Rainfrette, T. Raven, N. Aylward, W. Ludwig, D. Davee, J. Jenkins, J. Sorenson, D. Kimball, J. Williams. BENCH: L. Wentworth, G. Clark, J. Berube, J. Fish, Coach Segal, T. Wil- liams, L. Berube, J. Gushee, S. Jones. The Girls'JV Team . . . . . . had a fine season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses, scoring a total of 139 runs in 7 games while giving up only 110. Supporting the strong pitcher-catcher duo of Nancy Aylward and Julie Rainfrette was a capable fielding, hit- ting, and running team. Defensive stalwarts included Debbie Davee and Jenny Jenkins, with Janice Williams, Theresa Raven, and Jan Sorenson wielding the big bat on offense. Gin- ger Clark served well as team manager, provid- ing ice-water and Kool- aid for the home games. Congratulations to the team for a good effort and for successfully pull- ing off the legendary double steal. the beautiful belles of the ball. . . 120 FACULTY 121 ADMINISTRA TION 122 DR. MARX MR. PALMER •IIOMMI - MR. mckenzie mrs. hale MR. LITZERMAN MRS. CLOSSEY 123 LATIN IS BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH and LANGUAGES MR. DRONS MRS. CROCKETT MR. GRUENER MR. AIELLO MRS. STUMP MR. WEBSTER Smile, Dear. 124 Awright MR. DANFORTH MISS MURPHY MR. CURTIS Can't say much for French, though . . . HOME ECONOMICS MISS WIKE MftS. BOYNTON KJ Careful . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS Kids! MR. STROM MR. RICHARD MATHEMATICS MR. CROCKETT MR. BLOUIN MR. LEACH MR. SIMS 126 SCIENCE MR. PERRY MR. SEGAL MR. RIDLEY MR. O’CONNELL SOCIAL STUDIES BUSINESS EDUCATION 128 MR. SEYMOUR MR. MONTEITH Custodial Staff Sarah Carr Moose” D. Gaul E. Intlehouse, B. Winchenbach Boss Hale Kitchen Staff G. Hall, G. Drlnkwater, G. Spear, F. Ludwick, A. Frye, E. Libby, D. Lermond, S. Knight, A. Moody. ABSENT: G. 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