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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

978 CAMDEN-ROCKPORT HIGH SCHOOL FRONT: Mr. Drons, Mrs. Hcimann, M. Simomon. MIDDLE: M. Hughes, D. Pease, M. Grey, J. Ferraiolo, J. Wyper, S. Sawyer, D. Mil- stead, E. Flanagan, P. Hopkins, K. Oakes, B. Jones. BACK: P. Guise ley, P. Parker, L. Misner, R. Lunn, J. Sorenson, S. Wight, L. Peters, A. Snapp. MISSING: T. Freeman. C. Furman, D. Hollis, K. Kelley, D. Leavitt, J. Mitchell. H. Montgomery, S. Nutt, J. Olson, T. Rollins, D. Shields. M. Staples, M. Winchenbach. Yearbook Staff Admiral Michael Drons moved the NAVIGA- TOR operations out of the bomb shelter into the cultured confines of the library this year - thanks to Mrs. Joan Heimann who came on board as co-advisor. Despite the better light, less dampness, and a gentle female touch - the work of turning out what you hold in your hands required many long hours by a dedicated staff. Mary Simonton assumed command master- fully and had the able assistance of her deck officers - Paige Parker, Pam Guiseley, John Ferraiolo, and Erin Flanagan. Jan Sorenson led the ad department and Barri Jones controlled subscriptions. And many others filled the ranks. We laughed, panicked, cropped and tried to capture a year on paper. We hope you'll find it seaworthy. Dedication: Mr. E. L. Gruener E. L. Gruener has a unique approach to leaching. His daily lesson plan wails for us to caich up 10 it. His stu- dents are allowed to exhaust topics without feeling that the discussion will be cut off at its height ... or even its depths. To many of us he has been a true friend in many ways. Perhaps he has been understanding when we have explained what really happened to that book report or take-home test, or perhaps he has spent a little extra time helping us. as well as himself, to see the light through our own opinions and questions. He is sensitive toward his students and their opinions. Some of us will remember the question What is the purpose of life? and the understanding we gained of our own lives and the untimely ends of others' lives. We thank him. E. L. Gruener (even though we don't know what the L stands for) is as unforgettable as the amazing sea crea- ture he told us about. And we traveled with his tales of being stranded on the windy peak of a roof, on a bell buoy, or at the top of a seemingly endless mountain watching one ski slither down the snow-covered slope. For future students we offer this suggestion: don't try to note every word he may say: you are destined to miss something. Just listen and he'll tell you about life. As we finish our high school career at C-R. we want to show our gratitude to him and to wish him a continued happy and successful life. Therefore, we, the class of 1978, dedicate the 1978 NAVIGATOR to our favorite advocate of ' 60 Minutes.'’ Mr. E. L. Gruener. SENIORS KAREN L. ABSH1RE 13 May 1960 Noted for: Giving the man on the Dictaphone Raspberries! Pet peeve: The Fonz Favorite pastime: Playing the piano Favorite quote: Trust everybody, but cut the cords! - Finlay Peter Dunne. Favorite expression: Are you kiddin' me!? Future plans: To travel around the world Secret ambition: To manage my own business Secret idols: D.M. and N.M. DONALD ALBERT AMES Donny, 5 May 1959 Noted for: Driving an unpainted Pinto wagon Favorite pastime: Partying hardy Favorite quote: We don't know what the future holds, but we know who holds the future. Secret idol: Chief Jay Strongbow Pet peeve: Blue flashing lights Secret ambition: To party in Rick’s Mustang Favorite expression: Where's the party? Future plans: To go to college EDNA Z. ANN1S Ed, 8 February 1960 Pet peeve: Gossipers and imp Secret ambition: To travel Favorite quote: Hope to the end. Favorite pastime: Anything fun! Noted for: Dreaming Future plans: Live life to the fullest Favorite expression: Sure BONNIE SUE BEAL 10 October 1959 Favorite pastime: Painting Secret ambition: Travel overseas Pet peeve: Stuck-up people Noted for: Laughing a lot Secret idol: Led Zeppelin JEANN1NE BERUBE Jeannie, 30 October 1959 Favorite pastime: Meeting people Pet peeve: Plastic people Secret idol: Someone special Secret ambition: To be successful in whatever 1 try Favorite expression: I can try Favorite quote: Don't ever expect anything and you will never be disappointed. Future plans: Find myself Noted for: Being a good girl RICHARD R. B1BEAU 18 November 1959 Pet peeve: Seeds Secret idol: Sanford Knight Jr. Favorite quote: No life no wheres. Favorite pastime: Cruisin' Favorite expression: Sure Secret ambition: To graduate Future plans: When? CHERYL ANN BOLAN 30 December 1959 Noted for: R. A.J. Favorite pastime: Cruising around Pet peeve: Antisocial jocks Secret ambition: To beat Ralph in an auto race Secret idol: R.R.E. Future plans: Beautician school and marriage PHILIP ROBERT BROWN Surfer Boy. 2 August 1960 Noted for: Blond hair, flexing, surfing Favorite quote: The more you know. the more you realize how little you know. ' Favorite expression: Do- Da! Future plans: Construction Favorite pastimes: Drumming. Driving Pet peeve: Rumors Secret ambition: Offshore boat racing Secret idol: Gene Krupa PETER CALAHAN 17 March 1960 Pet peeve: Jocks Future plans: Going to work Secret idol: Mr. Perry MITCHEL KEITH CARLSON 12 January 1960 Noted for: Superiority Favorite pastime: Sleeping at Steams' house with the Whacko squad Pet peeves: Rednecks, Med- O-Mac Secret ambition: To do a slam Dunk! Secret idols: Bucky Beale. and Boo Boo Marden Favorite expression: The worse they come, the more they are. Favorite quote: It’s hard to be humble when you are as great as I am. Future plans: On to bigger and belter things, such as Hollywood CYNTHIA D. CARROLL Cindy,” 25 November 1959 Noted for: Talking a lot Favorite pastime: Being with S.L. Pet peeve: Mr. Harvey Segal!!! Secret ambition: To move the student parking lot Secret idol: My Grandfather Favorite expression: Who cares! Future plans: To be happy ROBERT WALTER CLARK Hayseed. 19 December 1959 Noted for: Not owning a Boss Cat Favorite pastime: Snowmobiling Pet peeve: Double knits Secret ambition: To own the l.G.A. Secret idols: David Hollis - Mark Beale Future plans: College MICHAEL COLLEMER Mike,” 18 January 1959 Secret ambition: To become a millionaire Secret idol: Jimmy Page Favorite pastime: Partying Noted for: Skipping period 3 Pet peeve: Stuck-up jocks Future plans: Travel ANDREA J. CON ANT Punkin, 20 June 1959 Noted for: Being short and having big feet Future plans: To work and make lots of money DEBORAH DAVIS Debby, 26 February 1959 Favorite quote: “Why do people have ears? Secret idol: B. V. Pet peeve: Dead parties Favorite pastime: Going to concerts Secret ambition: To succeed in my secret ambition Future plans: Beautician school and travel GRACE VIRGINIA DESROSIERS “Graceless, Ankle-biter, 8 April 1960 Secret idol: Kareem Abdul Jabbar Pet peeve: People who say, Hi. Grace, how’s your face? (AW) Noted for: My extreme height, the blue Pinto Favorite quote: Nice things come in small packages.'' Secret ambition: To reach five feet Favorite pastimes: Gymnastics, cheering, partying Favorite expression: Can you reach . . .? Future plans: Thomas College, travel REBECCA ANN DICKSON Becky, 13 November 1959 Future plans: Nursing Favorite quote: Amey’s Law: Every time you come up with a great idea, you will find someone else thought of it first. Favorite pastime: Dreaming Noted for: Wearing dresses Pet peeve: Two-faced people DAVID D. DIONNE Nionne. 15 September 1959 Secret idol: Debbie Ervey Secret ambition: To become the best contractor in the U. S. Pet peeve: Mr. Webster Future plans: To become a contractor Favorite pastime: Munching out Noted for: Holding my belt buckle while standing Favorite expression: That's the way it goes JEFF DZIEDZIC J.D., 4 April 1959 Noted for: An afro and stach Favorite pastime: Cruising Favorite expression: Gee whizz ROBERT SCOTT DONNELLY Scott, 4 August 1959 Noted for: 52 Mountain St. Gang Pet peeve: Government class 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 JAMES E. DONOVAN Doc. 11 January 1960 Noted for: Telling people what to do Future plans: Becoming a nutritional scientist Secret ambition: Running C.R.H.S. for all the teachers Pet peeve: Detention TAMMY LYNN FEENER Tammy, 3 August 1959 Noted for: Being skinny Favorite pastime: Fighting with Suzanne and Julie Pet peeve: Jeff Shields Secret ambition: To ski Secret idol: Julie Favorite expression: Shut up Future plans: Undecided JOHN ROBERT FERRA IOLO 18 November 1959 Noted for: Being Italian Pet peeve: Giving Mark Holohan rides home Secret ambition: To be Godfather III Favorite expression: Get out of here Future plans: College TAMRA JANE EATON Tammy, 23 February 1960 Noted for: Being unpredictable Pet peeve: Blue Mustangs Secret ambition: To become rich and famous Favorite pastime: Riding around Secret idol: Sam Favorite quote: Where’s the party? Future plans: To become a stewardess ERIN MARIE FLANAGAN 17 November 1959 Favorite pastime: Walking in the quiet on a snowy night Secret ambition: To own my own sailboat and sail it around the world Favorite quote: True friends are forever Favorite expression: Take it easy and if it’s easy, take it again Future plans: To enjoy life TAMZYN AMALIE FREEMAN 1 January 1960 Favorite expression: Nothing, my young friend, is half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats - WIND IN THE WILLOWS Favorite pastime: Not letting school interfere with my education Secret ambition: To live on a fahm Future plans: Child psychology Favorite quote: A good- bye is not the end; remember, live to love and love to live JOESPH FRENCH Joe, 12 December 1959 Secret idol: Dave Spear Favorite pastime: Working at the Shell Elms Noted for: Being picked up by the cops Pet peeve: Secretary of state Secret ambition: Travel to California in my van Favorite expression: Shut up Favorite quote: It’s the thought that counts Future plans: Mechanic, airplane pilot CYNTHIA J. FURMAN 2 September 1960 Secret ambition: To be President of the Chestnut St. M M society Pet peeve: Being called Cindy Noted for: Being very easily amused Favorite pastime: Sailing GORDON PEARSE GATES 5 July 1960 Favorite pastime: Womanizing Pet peeve: Freshman girls Secret ambition: Sophomore girls Favorite quote: Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three left turns do JAMES GRAY Jim. 14 June 1960 Favorite pastime: Lunch- time maul-ball Secret ambition: To be rich Secret idol: Mr. Spock Favorite quote: That’s illogical Future plans: To go into a computer field BRENDA DIANNE GREEN 14 January 1959 ANGELA MARIE EVE GRICUS 19 July 1960 Secret idol: Marty Feldman Favorite pastime: Pottery Future plans: College Favorite quote: These days I seem to think a lot about the things that I forgot to do. - Jackson Browne Secret ambition: To put up No Trespassing signs along the border lines of Maine Pet peeve: Acid rock MATIA LORRAINE GREY Maish, 4 March 1961 Secret ambition: To travel as a ventriloquist with Doug Favorite pastime: Being with that special someone Favorite expression: I don't get it?’ Future plans: A two-year college program, marriage. and travel Favorite quote: Love is not love until it is given away Noted for: Being ready to help Secret idols: My father and mother, really great people Pet peeve: Walking to school in the winter when it’s freezing and wet BRADC. GRINDLE Yamo, 13 February 1960 Pet peeve: School Secret ambition: To own a Corvette Favorite pastime: Rockland Noted for: Skipping school Secret idol: Mr. Gruener Future plans: To become a mason PAMELA JEANNE GUISELEY Piggy,” 1 February 1960 Secret idols: Monty Python and gang Noted for: Giggling a lot Pet peeve: Egotistical males Favorite quote: For some, life is a breeze - for others, it’s just one headwind after another • Future plans: To work with and help my animal friends Secret ambition: To make it through college, all the way to a vet Favorite pastime: Sneaking past Miss Lerette at lunchtime GREGG HAINING Crash. 24 May 1960 Favorite expression: Party at Hickie's camp Secret idol: Diane Pet peeve: Telephone poles that jump right out in front of you Favorite pastime: Going to Hope Noted for: Most crashers at a party Secret ambition: To keep between the ditches Future plans: College JOANNE HALE ’•Jo.” 26 October 1959 Sign: Scorpio Noted for: Smiling Favorite pastime: Raising hell with Debbie Pet peeve: People who put other people down Secret ambition: To find out what I really want in life Secret idol: Fred Favorite expression: Tell me about it” Favorite quote: What’s it to ya, you writing a book?” Future plans: College and travel DOUGLAS HALL Buggy Dougie,” 8 July 1960 Noted for: Working at Bob's Gulf Crazy about: T.R. Secret idol: Ralph Pet peeve: Foreign cars Favorite pastime: Cruising to Uncolnville Favorite expression: It could be worse Secret ambition: To race in the Indy 500 Favorite quote: When the going gets tuff, the tuff get going. - Bob Oxton Future plans: To have a string of Dougie's Gulfs across the country SUZANNE HAND 9 April 1960 Noted for: Being with Tina and Rainy Favorite pastime: Being with friends and family Pet peeve: Bossy people Secret ambition: To be happy Secret idol: Midge Favorite expression: What?” Favorite quote: Everyone has a purpose, no matter what.” Future plans: College SVEN DEREK HANSEN Savage, 12 May 1959 Noted for: Dontopedology Favorite pastime: Sunbathing Secret ambition: Successful beach bum Future plans: Travel, AFS Secret idol: Bruce Lee Favorite quote: Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you die.” LISA GAIL HARDY 4 April 1960 Noted for: Working in Library Annex Pet peeve: Overdue slips Secret ambition: Making it through two more years Favorite expression: Ugh, homework! ” Favorite pastime: Square dancing Future plans: College WAYNE HAWES Hawes,” 10 May 1960 Noted for: Being at Stop-N- Go Favorite pastime: Working at CCH-HCC Secret ambition: To be a chef Secret idol: Frank Zappa Favorite quote: Don't do as I do, do as I say.” KAREN ANN HEAL 3 June 1960 Noted for: Carrying as much as possible to and from school Future plans: College - Engineering Secret ambition: To design, perform and conduct in my own concert hall Favorite quote: My words fly up. my thoughts remain below - William Shakespeare. HAMLET Pet peeve: Having my named spelled H-E-A-L- D Favorite pastime: Walking in the woods MARK HENDERSON Rinky, 12 May 1960 Favorite expression: Anything as long as it’s clean Noted for: Being suspended Favorite pastime: Skipping school Pet peeve: Women that talk too much Secret ambition: If I told you. it wouldn't be a secret Secret idol: Hairspray DAVID ANDREW HOLLIS Hollywood or Day Day. 20 March 1960 Noted for: RAGGIN’ IT (or complaining, if you will) Favorite pastime: Wearing obnoxious old suits and assorted other fine threads to school Pet peeve: Inefficiency, Impertinency Secret ambition: To be color commentator on Chops’ Red Sox radio and TV broadcasts Secret idols: D (BIG) M, M.S., B.P., E. BUCKY, D.R., MOM Favorite expressions: Check it out! Pretty Fine! and Well, alright Favorite quote: All of the great men are dying, and lately 1 haven't been feeling too well myself. Future plans: To reinstate the Hill with the big T at Amherst and find out how the rest of the world lives. MARK HOLOHAN Chester, 28 May 1960 Noted for: Safe, courteous driving Favorite pastime: Cruisin’ with J.D. Secret idol: The lustful ones Secret ambition: To live in Rockland Pet peeve: People with beards Favorite quote: Take it easy but take it Future plans: To never grow old PAULA ANNETTE HOPKINS Andy, Paulette, 12 September 1960 Noted for: Not being with Edward, but being with Deb Secret idol: Buffalo Pet peeve: Not being 18 when I graduate Favorite expression: Oh Deb! Secret ambition: To keep what I think I’ve got Favorite pastime: Singing tenor Future plans: To have fun with an Aries HENERY W. JACOBS JR. Hank, 29 October 1958 Noted for: Gray hair Favorite pastime: Working on my junk cars Pet peeve: Jocks Secret ambition: To rule the world Secret idol: Paul Anderson Favorite expression: I'll break it. SANDRA JAEGER •’Sandy or ••Junior, 7 March 1960 Favorite quote: I love, therefore 1 am. Secret idol: J.R. Secret ambition: To live at one Yankee drive Favorite expression: Oh sure Pet peeve: Underclassmen who think they’re better than the seniors Future plans: To attend U.M. Farmington to study special ed. AMY JAMESON Aim. 26 May 1960 Noted for: Being late for school Favorite pastime: Being with Tobey Pet peeve: People that are two-faced Secret ambition: To become rich Secret idol: Pillsbury doughboy Favorite expression: •Really! Favorite quote: The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Future plans: To go to college JENNIFER SUSAN JENKINS Jenny, 30 April 1960 Noted for: Being moody and clumsy Secret idols: The Beatles Crazy about: Chocolate Favorite pastime: Sunday afternoons Pet Peeve: Being cold RICHARD W. JOHNSON Rick, 30 July 1960 Noted for: Being late Favorite pastime: Perry’s pond and The Ledges in the summertime Pet peeve: Sub-zero weather and the icy Appleton roads Secret ambition: To leap like Bucky Secret idol: Budman Favorite expression: Where’s the party, Donny? Favorite quote: The worse they come, the more they are - M. Carlson Future plans: Travel Favorite order: Big Mac, 2 quarter-pounders, large fries, large root beer, cherry pie - R. Gilbey BARRI JEAN JONES 14 July 1960 Noted for: My mind being somewhere else Pet peeve: Cousins Secret ambition: To be on time Future plans: To go to college PETER F. JONES Peetaah,’’ 9 May 1960 Secret ambition: To die playing through the loudest amp in creation Favorite pastime: Sleeping Secret idol: Idi Amin Noted for: Unorthodox appearance Pet peeve: Study hall Favorite expression: I don't know Future plans: Money Other: More money PETERE. JOYCE 13 March 1960 Noted for: Being forgetful, telling secrets, making noises in the hall Secret ambition: To become treasurer of the Chestnut Street M M Society Pet peeve: No name necessary Secret idol: President of PLCVC Future plans: College and pulling red M M’s back in the bag KRISTINA KANCAS Tina,” 19 August 1960 Noted for: Being with Rainy and Sue Ann and writing small Favorite pastimes: Showing dogs and riding horses KAREN ELIZABETH KELLEY Cricket, Watson, 494, 12 January 1960 Noted for: Being gullible, smiling a lot Favorite expressions: Really? Oh shoot! Jessum crow Pet peeve: Profanity Secret idol: Sherlock Favorite pastime: Being with P.N.W. in the Maverick, Shelby Secret ambition: Not to be so gullible Favorite quote: It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Future plans: Work, marriage GENE RICHARD KELLY King Kelly, 22 August 1960 Noted for: Being a wrestler Favorite pastime: Wrestling Favorite expression: All right. Dad Future plans: College Pet peeve: People who see all but know nothing! Secret idol: Mr. Ted Reese Secret ambition: To live on another planet BRADLEY ALAN KENNEDY 11 June 1960 Favorite pastime: Girlwatching Noted for: Being me Favorite expression: Cui bono? Favorite quote: Suum cuique. (Cicero) Secret idol: Mr. Cunis Secret ambition: To out- score Richard Soley in a Math meet Future plans: To live Pet peeve: People who call me Bradford BRUCE KILGORE Bruze, 17 July 1960 Noted for: The Studebaker Favorite pastime: Working on it Future plans: Keep it running Pet peeve: Trying to make reasons Secret ambition: Live in a mud hut Secret idol: Tarzan DIANE KIMBALL 1 August 1960 Favorite quote: Every man's life is a story Favorite pastime: Watching people Secret idol: Spike CHRISTOPHER EDWARD KLEM Chris, 10 July 1960 Noted for: Drinking coffee Secret ambition: To become a pro golfer Pet peeve: Research papers Secret idol: Mr. Gilbey Future plans: To own a Swiss chalet Favorite pastime: Girls Favorite expression: Excuse me SANDRA PRATT KURR Sandra, 10 November 1959 Noted for: Being quiet Secret idol: Frank Secret ambition: To keep Frank happy Future plans: To stay happily married Favorite pastime: Sleeping Favorite expressions: Sit on it, Big deal Pet peeve: Two-faced people PAUL JOSEF LANDWEHR 1 June 1960 Secret idol: Mr. Buxton Pet peeve: G.T.O.’s Secret ambition: Own a veil Noted for: Chainsaws Favorite pastime: Snowmobiling PETER J. LANDWEHR Tobey, 1 June 1960 Favorite pastime: Hunting Future plans: Own a farm CLINTON LANPHIER Boo-Boo, 25 November 1958 Noted for: Bad jokes Favorite pastime: Playing baseball Pet peeve: Getting a flat tire Secret ambition: To be involved in pro baseball Secret idol: My brother Galen Favorite expression: If one thing doesn’t go wrong, two will. Favorite quote: Don't like it? Give me a T.S. card. RUTH PENDLETON LANPHIER ”Tootle,’ 5 September 1959 Noted for: Tallness Favorite pastime: Painting Pet peeve: Roger Secret ambition: Learn to play the guitar Favorite expression: ’Ya” Favorite quote: ”To each his own.” DEBORAH LYNN LEA ••Debbie,” 9 July 1960 Pet peeve: P.S. and cold feet Noted for: Waiting for weekends Favorite pastime: Being with Mark Future plans: To travel DOUGLAS J. LEAVITT JR. Divit,” 12 September 1960 Noted for: Playing with the computer Secret idol: R.M.S. Future plans: College and to be a computer analyst Favorite pastime: Computing Pet peeve: A computer that's down” Secret ambition: To be a major stockholder in IBM STEVEN JAMES LONG Steve,” 1 November 1959 Noted for: Being confused Favorite pastime: Partying and listening to Zeppelin Pet peeve: Cool Jocks Secret idol: Buford Pusser Favorite expression: ”1 don’t care” Secret ambition: To go to Europe Future plans: To see the world WANDA MAE LUDWICK Wicked Wanda, 31 October 1959 Noted for: Partying with Toni and Liz Favorite pastime: Michelob Favorite quote: Be yourself - An original is always better than a copy.” Secret idol: Eddie Bloom Crazy about: Spencer! Secret ambition: To drive Spencer” again Pet peeve: People who never smile Future plans: College and more partying KIMBERLY JEAN MADDOCK Kim, 24 September 1961 Favorite pastime: Reading Pet peeve: Faulkner’s The Bear Secret ambition: To be the baby in the family Favorite expression: Really Future plans: Attend Missionary School Favorite quote: Good waiters get good tips. Secret idol: None - I can't keep secrets MICHAEL SHANE MAHAN ••Tex 12 January 1960 Favorite expression: No problem Pet peeve: Spinach Secret ambition: Live on an island in the West Indies Future plans: Own a chain of travel agencies Favorite pastime: Partying Secret idol: Tex Ritter Noted for: Good parties KAREN IRENE MARSHALL 16 July 1960 Noted for: Her smile Favorite quote: If you're not busy, at least look like you are! Secret idol: Mr. Leach Pet peeve: People who think they know it all Favorite pastime: Silting in Mr. Palmer's office Favorite expression: Really Secret ambition: To weigh 102 lbs. TAYLOR GRANT MARTENS Tay, 29 January 1960 Noted for: Flirting Favorite pastime: Saturday nights at Alan's Favorite expression: j Favorite quote: It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. Secret ambition: To slam dunk Future plans: College DEBRA ELIZABETH McIntyre Big Mac. 18 May 1960 Pet peeve: People who think they have beautiful hands! Secret idol: Eddie Bloom and Little Mac Secret ambition: To ride in Spencer again Favorite quote: Before you can score, you must first have a goal. Future plans: College - Elementary Education Favorite pastime: Slam- dunking BRUCE MICHELSON Nostrils, 26 November 1959 Favorite pastime: Cruisin' Secret ambition: Racing Future plans: Heavy equipment DEBRA LYNN M1LSTEAD Deb, Amos, Debbie, Green- eyes, 15 February 1960 Noted for: Chewing gum. cruising with Stella Favorite pastimes: Cruising with Stella and getting into trouble Secret idols: W.P.B.I1I and G.A.J. Secret ambition: To own a truck and be rich Favorite quote: Do unto others before they do unto you. Favorite expression: That's what he said Future plans: To race Stella with my truck and win: to be 20 Pet peeve: Nightstalkers L1ANE MISNER 11 January 1960 He who is plenteously provided for from within needs but little from without. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe CYNTHIA MARIA MITCHELL Cynful, 14 October 1960 Secret ambition: To be the perfect 36 Secret idol: Fuzzy Wuzzy Bear Favorite quote: If you love something, you must set it free: if it returns, it's yours forever: if not, it never was. Pet peeve: Ashley Noted for: Not eating crust HOLLY POTTER MONTGOMERY Favorite pastime: Spending time at Sugarloaf Secret ambition: To marry a Harvard man Secret idol: J.H.M. Future plans: Study child psychology, ski out West, study in France SUSAN ELAINE MORSE Sue, 27 August 1961 Noted for: Being with Scott Pet peeve: People who feel sorry for themselves Future plans: College Favorite pastime: Partying at Z.T. Secret ambition: To be a shrink Secret idol: Rod Stewan Favorite expression: I don’t believe you LESLIE JO NAMIE Leslie, 26 October 1960 Favorite pastime: Partying with little sis Noted for: My terrible driving Secret idol: (Dad) Craig Rossiter Pet peeve: Research papers Favorite expression: Skeet Favorite quote: Does there always have to be a reason for everything?’ Future plans: College. travel ELIZABETH CHADWICK NELSON Liz, ••Lizard, 27 September 1960 Noted for: Having parties Secret idol: Eddie Bloom! Future plans: Go to college and have fun! Secret ambition: To ride in Spencer again! Favorite pastime: Laughing with Wanda and Toni Favorite quote: Nothing is so popular as kindness. LINDA LOU NEWHALL Mom,” 16 March 1961 Favorite pastime: Partying with D.B. Pet peeve: Nightstalkers Favorite expression: No! Don't do that. Future plans: To work and get married Favorite quote: If you can’t be good, be goot at it. Secret ambition: To be rich Noted for: Driving a green hornet STELLA F. NUTT Stell, Fyn, Turtle, Sherlock, 24 August 1960 Noted for: Cruising In the truck with Deb and getting picked up Favorite pastime: Cruising in the van with Wayne Pet peeve: Getting to know the statics! Secret ambition: To race the Ford and win Secret idol: Mr. G. Favorite expression: Do you think 1 could really care? Favorite quote: Don't look behind you and to the bad in the past, look to me beside you and to the good in the future. - Fyn Future plans: To get married and to design and build my own house KATHLEEN MARIE OAKES Oakes. 13 November 1959 Noted for: Cruisin’ Favorite pastime: Giving someone a hard time Pet peeve: People who are gullible Secret ambition: To own a G.M.C. Secret idol: My Grandfather Favorite expression: Decent! Favorite quote: Lives are like balloons, you must put something in them to see any results. - Denise E. Wania Future plans: Undecided FRANCIS JOSEPH O’HARA . JR. Chubby, 14 August 1960 Noted for: Pulling the Saab around back Favorite quote: Gator-ade. Favorite expression: You’ll get over it. Favorite pastime: Fishin’ Future plans: College JUDITH M. OLSEN Jude, 30 December 1959 Favorite pastime: 149 Washington St. Secret ambition: To live in Norway Favorite quote: 1 find nonsense singularly refreshing. LAWRENCE PALMER Ban, 1 October 1959 Noted for: Causing trouble Favorite pastimes: Cruisin' and stavin' Pet peeve: Stonington Secret ambition: Build my own boat and sail around the world Secret idol: Doonny Favorite expression: What are ya doin! Favorite quote: A truly wise man never plays leapfrog with a unicorn Future plans: Designer of structural engineering PAIGE GARLAND PARKER Paigey-poo.” P.G.P.. 25 October 1959 Noted for: Having big, blue eyes and blushing Secret idol: Driver of a little red car with racing stripes Favorite quote: Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.’ - H.C.H. Future plans: College and to visit Scotland Secret ambition: To marry rich Pet peeve: Flirts Favorite expression: I just don’t know . . KELLY DEE PATTEN 8 July 1960 Secret ambition: To climb the highest mountain Secret idol: P.M.W. Favorite quote: ’’Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Favorite pastime: ’’Socializing with good friends Noted for: Being quiet Future plans: College Pet peeve: Unnecessary remarks LEON PEARL 18 June 1960 Noted for: Screaming hey downtown Pet peeve: Quiet, dry parties Secret ambition: To own 50,000 watts Secret idol: Allen Collins Favorite expression: I hear my train a-comin ’’ Favorite quote: There ain’t no life, no where. Jimi Hendrix, 1969 Future plans: To be a rocker BRUCE KENDALL PEASE Broadway Bruce, Sweet Pease, 9 August 1960 Favorite quote: Just because you own a musical instrument doesn’t mean you’re a musician. Cero Pet peeve: Allstate judges who think they’re good enough to judge me Secret idol: A pepper shaker from UNH music camp Secret ambition: Playing first chair trumpet for Boston Pops Favorite pastime: Smiling for a good reason Noted for: Being honest with myself Favorite expression: So, what are we going to do? DAVID CRAIG PEASE Day-Day, 17 May 1960 Secret idols: The teachers at CRHS (because of their feelings towards one another and towards the students) Secret ambition: To go to college for the rest of my life Noted for: Laughing like a selig (combination seal and pig) Pet peeve: Traveling 40 miles a day to go to school Favorite expression: I love you Favorite quote: Find it within yourself, find it in your friends, you have found the answer. Future plans: To study government and political science Favorite pastime: Writing about Burkettville. and the experiences I have had there CLIFFORD PENDLETON Cliff, 5 August 1960 Noted for: Detention Favorite pastime: Giving Jocks a hard time Pet peeve: Mr. Donald Palmer Secret ambition: Move out of state Favorite expression: O, YA Future plans: Join Carpentry Union, be a foreman on a big job KEVIN SCOTT PENDLETON Pinfeather, 25 June 1960 Noted for: Wrestling Favorite pastime: Skateboarding Secret ambition: State champ in wrestling Secret idol: Girls Future plans: Work RAMONA LYNN PHILBROOK Mona. Mo, 24 December 1959 Noted for: Smiling or being happy Favorite expression: Really Favorite pastime: Riding around listening to Y-106 Pet peeve: Looking for a lime and never finding it Secret ambition: To travel and still have money Secret idol: B.R. Favorite quote: Be who you are, not what everyone wants you to be! Future plans: To own a whole chain of Elmer’s Restaurants JULIE ANNE RAINFRETTE Rainy, 31 December 1959 Noted for: Moving around desks and being with Sue- Ann and Tina Favorite pastime: Riding my horse Pet peeve: People who have no humor Secret idol: June Favorite expression: Turn around and shut up Favorite quote: To each his own. Secret ambition: To be successful Future plans: Go into law enforcement and work with juveniles THERESA MARIE RAVEN Terry, 15 November 1960 Pet peeve: A little brother Favorite expression: Oh, really Secret ambition: To travel Future plans: College CAROL RAY Ray, 26 December 1960 Noted for: Bothering classes Favorite pastime: Going to Achom’s Secret ambition: To be 5- foot-5 without platforms Pet peeve: Slow people SCOTT REGO 18 October 1959 Pet peeve: Mr. Webster Future plans: Work hard, stay single USA MICHELLE RENN 11 July 1960 Noted for: Cracking up Pet peeve: Oral reports Secret ambition: To have silky legs like U.P.S. Secret idol: A blond. bearded. band director Favorite expression: 'I don't get it?” Future plans: Pediatric nursing CARRINGTON RHODES 19 July 1960 Secret ambition: Become Pope Pet peeve: Flat sopranos Secret idol: Father Oates Favorite quote: Today is the tomorrow you were worrying about yesterday.” W. Cunis Noted for: Blue sweater Future plans: Write music and get someone else to play it Favorite pastime: Lecturing people ERIC C. ROBITA1LLE Smiley,” 1 October 1960 Pet peeve: Wet long johns Favorite pastime. Doing a number (same as a 360) Secret idol: Jimi Hendrix Secret ambition: Go to a skateboard park Favorite expression: Climb onto the supreme heights of man Noted for: Always riding a bike Favorite quote: A house tom against itself cannot stand. Future plans: Be a carpenter RICHARD ROCHELEAU 18 September 1960 Noted for: Nothin’ Favorite pastime: Failin' down Favorite expression: No expression at all Favorite quote: Magic bus! Future plans: To live . . for awhile to die THOMAS HAYDEN ROCHESTER Roche. 3 August 1960 Noted for: Laughing Favorite pastime: Acting silly Pet peeve: Serious people Secret ambition: To become a comedian Favorite quote: If you can't stand the heat, stay out of a fire trap.” PETER JEROME ROSE 15 June 1960 Nickname: Fortunately I haven’t one Noted for: Playing chess in study hall Pet peeve: Jimmy Carter’s election. 1976 Favorite pastime: Enjoying my youth Secret ambition: Be reasonably rich Secret idols: Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Steve Nicks of Fleetwood Mac Favorite expression: Hi, there Favorite quote: Some men see things as they are and ask why7 I dream of things that never were, and say, why not?” - Robert Francis Kennedy Future plans: Travel, move to a warm climate ANTONIA ROTONDI Toni, TR, 17 February 1960 Favorite pastime: Partying with Liz and Lud Secret idol: Eddie Bloom and D.A.H. Pet peeve: Waiting at Bob's Gulf Secret ambition: To ride in Spencer again! Favorite quote: If a man does not keep pace with his companions. perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Favorite expression: C’est une bonne idee!! Future plans: College SYDNEY WHITE SAWYER 29 August 1960 Pet peeve: People who leave basketball games with time still left in the fourth quarter Secret ambition: To understand the computer Favorite quote: If you can't win. make the one ahead of you break the record. - Emerson Secret idol: F.S. Noted for: Sandyx Future plans: College. Physical therapy CRAIG S. ROSSITER Craig, 26 February 1960 Noted for: Being a well- known unknown Favorite pastime: Freakin' people out Pet peeve: People who really aren't worth knowing Secret ambition: To form a commune in Brazil with friends Secret idols: Frank Zappa. Howard Hughes Favorite quote: There's no way to delay that trouble cornin' every day. - F.Z. Future plans: College to capitalism, or a true and tranquil happiness Last regards: To the underclassmen, and with hope that they will find themselves able to endure ROBERTA L. SELIGER 11 December 1959 MARK ROSSITER Porks, 24 March 1960 Noted for: Being with J.L.F. Secret idol: M.I.F. Pet peeve: Heating system in 60 V-Dubs Favorite pastime: Carousing Future plans: Work DONALD LAWRENCE SHIELDS JR. Chops, 3 June 1960 Pet peeve: MED-O-MAK Favorite expression: How are ya! Favorite pastime: Putting clothes pins on D. A.'s nose Favorite quote: Can't keep your pride all the time. - J. Restin Secret idol: Mr. Palmer Secret ambition: To broadcast for the Red Sox Noted for: Being a manager Future plans: To be a broadcaster MARY-ELLA SIMONTON 26 March 1960 Noted for: Being out to lunch, having days off, and totally whimping out Favorite pastime: Having orguys after attending the cinema Pet peeve: Self-righteous sailors Secret ambition: To be vice-president of the Chestnut St. M M society Secret idols: Those special people who also happen to have my initials, M.S. Favorite quote: But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. - J. Croce GARRETT M. S. SKINNER Gary, 10 September 1960 Secret idol: Ozone man Pet peeve: Riding horses Future plans: To join the Air Force Secret ambition: To tour the U. S. and Europe Favorite pastime: Reading books GREG SMITH 27 August 1960 Secret ambition: Desecrate Lenin’s Tomb Favorite expression: Damn the Torpedoes! Pet peeve: Bemic Spofford Noted for: Colonel's uniform Favorite pastime: Turning into carbon Secret idol: Richard M. Nixon Favorite quote: The great issues of the day will not be decided by speeches and the votes of majorities, but by blood and iron. - Prince Otto Von Bismarck Future plans: Be buried ALAN A. SNAPP Snapper, 6 January 1960 Noted for: My pleasant personality Secret idols: Mr. Palmer. Tay, L.P., and S. A. Favorite pastime: The ozone with all my buddies Pet peeves: Sleeping and telephone poles Secret ambition: To drive Taylor's Volks for a day and night Favorite expression: Ames, use some discretion! Crazy about: Karin Future plans: College, partying, soccer Favorite quote: You may fall on your face - but then, anybody who never does is - Nobody! - Mannes RICHARD MARK SOLEY Shorty, 15 July 1961 Noted for: Wearing a calculator Secret idol: Don Quixote Favorite expression: And? Favorite quote: If I told you, you’d know! Future plans: MIT or CIT Secret ambition: To be 5'9 , older than Staples Favorite pastime: Pneumonouctramicrosco- picsiliovolcanoconiosis Pet peeve: Being asked, How's the weather up there? Favorite equation: Antideriving of anti- natural log x equals F at U to the N MARC WESLEY SMITH Snuff, Snuffy. 20 August 1960 Secret ambitions: The World Cup, to get married and have six children Secret idols: L.S. and Ingemar Stenmark Favorite pastime: Driving into the Vermont sunset Pet peeve: VW engines Favorite expression: Just for kicks Noted for: Good moods Future plans: College, head out West Favorite quote: Throughout life, there will be only one me: Well, all right. - F.J.O. JAN LESLIE SORENSON 2 November 1959 Favorite quote: ’’Real friends are those who, when you’ve made a fool of yourself don’t feel that you’ve done a permanent job. ’ Favorite pastime: Being with Bob Secret idol: My Dad Secret ambition: T-M- R.W.B. Pet peeves: J.G., H.S. Favorite expression: ”Go for it” Noted for: Putting foot in mouth Future plans: College (O.R.T.) DEBORAH JEAN STAPLES • Debbie,” 17 March 1959 Noted for: Being absent on Wednesdays, Thursdays; also being with Jo Favorite pastime: Sleeping Secret ambition: To own a sheep-dog Secret idol: G.B. Favorite expression: ’’Really?” Favorite quote: ’’What?” Future plans: To live a happy life VI '■«WPPy MARK ROBERT STAPLES Bruce,” 7 June 1961 Secret idols: A.F., L.M., S.A.. K.C., DO’C, and ABS Favorite expression: Slam double-dash dunk. David!” Favorite pastime: Necrophilia Pet peeve: NHS Secret ambition: To be 6'6 and younger than Soley Future plans: To be an undertaker LORRAINE ROBIN STARRETT Frenchy,” 6 March 1960 Favorite pastime: Being with David Noted for: Always hitting my head and hanging out at Leach’s store Pet peeve: Jocks Secret ambition: To go to California Secret idol: Burt Reynolds Favorite expression: That’s what she said.” Future plans: To work and marriage - in that order FRANK E. STEARNS JR. 11 December 1959 Favorite expression: What did you say, Donny?” Secret idol: Mr. Marden Noted for: Getting caught Favorite quote: Live life from day to day. for tomorrow may never come” Favorite pastime: Climbing the Hill” Pet peeve: Norma of the Slave Loft Future plans: Medicine Secret ambition: To conquer the foot bridge WAYNE K. STEARNS 16 June 1960 Pet peeve: Nosy neighbors Favorite expression: ’’Really” Future plans: Banker JAMES R. STONE Wolfie. 19 May 1960 Noted for: Sleeping in Government class Favorite pastime: Having snowball fights on Main St. with Susan Pet peeve: Ankle-biters Secret ambition: To run over Craig Rossiter Secret idol: '‘Chester’ alias Cha-Cha Favorite expression: You ain’t much.’’ Favorite quote: Bury the victim quickly. mourn his death, but remember that in the face of death, life must continue. Future plans: None at this time GARY E. SUKEFORTH Sukee, 13 January 1960 Secret idol: Roberto Clemente Secret ambition: To play middle linebacker under Don Shula Pet peeve: McDonald’s Favorite quote: Man’s flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge. Future plans: Accounting or tax lawyer Noted for: Living in the sticks (Burkettville) Favorite pastime: Weight- lifting REGINA ARLENE SUKEFORTH Jeannie, 13 June 1960 Noted for: Talking Favorite pastime: Getting on Mr. Curtis’ nerves Pet peeve: Matt Cates Secret ambition: To push Matt in a snowbank Secret idol: B.M. Favorite expression: Well, I don’t really care! Future plans: To go to Hawaii with T.J. JAMES H. SULLIVAN Jim. 15 March 1960 Pet peeve: Klingons Noted for: 151 Favorite pastime: Backgammon Secret idol: Ted Nugent Secret ambition: To own Morgan’s DEBBIE THIBODEAU 8 October 1961 Favorite pastime: Partying Secret ambition: To be a model Secret idols: C.C. and R.E. Pet peeve: People who think they’re so much better than everyone else Future plans: To be a photographer Noted for: Frizzy hair-do's ELISE BETH THIBODEAU Else. 12 March 1960 Noted for: Sleeping Favorite pastime: Being with G.L. Pet peeve: Short people Secret ambition: To look as young as my mother does when I'm 37 Secret idol: Charles Bronson Favorite expression: Right? Future plans: To be a beautician MELODY TIBBETTS 3 August 1960 Favorite quote: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, it is perhaps because he hears the sound of a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau Idol: It’s no secret, Henry David Thoreau Ambition: It's no secret, to be all that I can be Noted for: Playing the clarinet Favorite pastime: Minding my own business Pet peeve: The human race in general Favorite expression: Unprintable THOMAS A. THONET ”Tom,” 2 May 1960 Favorite pastime: Partying with Dad and the boys Secret ambition: Settle down in Camden and work at Bob's Gulf Secret idols: Spike and L.A.N. Favorite expression: You ain't much!” Favorite quote: Just gettin’ by on genin' by is my stock in trade.” Jerry Jeff Walker Future plans: College and getting by MARK THURLOW Destroy Man,” 11 April 1960 Noted for: Fine Ford Favorite pastime: Working on the Ford Secret ambition: Own a Chev Secret idol: John Wayne Favorite expression: ” 'have yourself.” DANIEL T1BERT Danny,” 2 December 1960 Favorite quote: She ain't much” Favorite pastime: Partying Pet peeve: Drama class Future plans: West Coast Secret idol: Led Zeppelin Secret ambition: To see Led Zeppelin in concert Noted for: Being with Mike BRENDA TRACY Bren, ” 30 June 1961 Noted for: Carrying a thermos Secret ambition: Go to India to see the Taj Mahal Pet peeve: People that don't say Hi- Favorite expression: Ya know” Favorite quote: He who doubts is like a wave of the sea.” Future plans: Study Art and be successful. Travel in spare time DOROTHY LEONA TRIPP Dottie,” 1 June 1960 Noted for: Being absent Pet peeve: People who gossip Future plans: College Secret ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Favorite quote: You wouldn't worry what people thought of you, if you knew how seldom they do.” Favorite expression: Oh, really!” Favorite pastime: Reading Secret idols: D.C., T.F. ROBIN TUCKER “Binsk,” 8 October 1960 Noted for: Minding my own business Favorite pastime: Travelling Pet peeve: Government class Secret ambition: To succeed at whatever I do Future plans: To travel DARCIJO TYLER ”Thumper. 9 June 1960 Favorite pastime: Drawing and silkscreening Pet peeve: Being called ’’wife” Noted for: Being with WILBER the elephant Favorite expression: “Dam Secret idol: Fred Sanford Favorite quote: “Great art does not call attention to itself.” Secret ambition: To meet a Wyeth Future plans: To eventually go to P. S. A. CORY UNDERHILL “Corky, 26 September 1960 Favorite pastime: Driving Noted for: A clean car Pet peeve: Muddy roads Favorite expression: “Oh, well” Future plans: C. M. V. T. I. WILLIAM J. VINAL “Bill, 12 September 1960 Noted for: Meem Favorite expression: “She's good” Favorite pastimes: Boat ramp and merry springs Pet peeve: Cuckoo clocks Secret ambition: To own a show VAN Secret idol: Ted Nugent Future plans: To go to Hawaii, and make the best of things in life JEAN ALLISON WADE “Jeannie,” 17 July 1961 Noted for: Singing and laughing Favorite expression: ”1 don't know” Favorite quote: “Failure is the first step to success. ” Future plans: To become a professional singer Pet peeve: People who block the halls Secret ambition: To travel around the world Secret idols: Anyone connected with music Favorite pastimes: Spons and Music KENNETH PRESTON URQUHART 28 February 1960 Noted for: Passing assignments in late Favorite pastime: Working at the I. G. A. Pet peeve: People that try to talk you into growing hair on your face Secret ambition: Become the owner of a string of I. G. A.'s Secret idol: Harold Crockett Favorite expression: “They'll get over it” or You'll get over It” Future plans: Attend college, become either an Accountant or an Engineer PARKER E. WADSWORTH •’Red. ’ 15 March 1960 Favorite pastime: Playing hockey Secret idol: Gene Simmons Future plans: Air Force (probably) GAILS. WALLACE 1 September 1959 Noted for: Great attendance at C-R Favorite quote: Be what you are, and not someone else. ” Pet peeve: People who try to be what they aren’t Favorite expression: ’’Now ain’t this some borin’ ” Favorite pastime: Partying with Kip and gang Secret idol: Rick W. Secret ambition: To move out of Camden Future plans: To travel SUSAN ELIZABETH WIGHT 8 November 1959 Noted for: Being punctual Favorite pastime: Being in the sun getting tan Favorite quote: ’’The only thing I know for sure is that I am confused.” - Hugh Prather Future plans: To keep an open mind and start planning ahead FRANCIS ALLEN WILEY JR. ’’Allen,” 6 November 1960 Favorite pastime: Partying with Snapper. Taylor and the rest of the boys Secret ambition: Translate the Amish language Favorite quote: ’'Can’t you people talk without speaking9” Beryl Leach Pet peeve: People who are always late (i.e.. A.S.) Future plans: College WILLARD W. WILEY Drifty,” 18 November 1959 Noted for: Racing the Vega Favorite pastimes: Keeping the Vega on the road Pet peeve: Jocks Secret ambition: To own a Trans Am or a Man Ton Secret idol: Clint Eastwood Favorite expression: Tuna lips” Favorite quote: ”Is that right?” Future plans: To be a truck driver JOHN WILLIS 23 September 1960 Noted for: Telling BIG stories Pet peeve: Jocks Secret ambition: To get rich! Secret idol: Robert Plant Favorite expression: ”Wow! ” Future plans: To drive a truck ROBERT G. WINSLOW Winnie,” 11 February 1958 Noted for: Nothing Favorite pastime: Boat racing Pet peeve: Gym class Secret ambition: To race at Daytona Secret idol: Cal Yarborough Favorite expression: She’s race Future plans: Enter the Navy CHRISTOPHER P. YOUNG Chris, 10 November 1958 Noted for: Being an animal Favorite pastime: Jammin' with the boys Pet peeve: Rt. 105 Secret ambition: To go out to the West Coast and LIVE! Secret idol: Eddie Alamo Favorite expression: Sure Future plans: To stay alive for one thing! OUR FEARLEQ8 LEADER8 Mr. Segal, Advisor: Jan Sorenson, Treasurer; Paige Parker, Secretary; Karen Heal, President; Mark Beale. Vice President. CLASS PROPHECY TINA KANGAS still doesn’t say much, but we all know she's there. LORAINE STARRETT is still hanging out at Leach's Store. KAREN ABSH1RE is still sending the dictaphone-man fruit. KAREN HEAL has recently married George Heald, this taking care of the problem of having people put D at the end of her name. PETER ROSE is still being mistaken for THE Pete Rose. BECKY DICKSON is still wearing dresses. DAVE DIONNE is still doing skits on ice fishing. TAMMY EATON and Janet Guthrie are placing 1st and 2nd in the major NASCAR circuit races. ANDREA CONANT is raising Punkin’s. WANDA LUDWICK is the promotional manager and founder of Eddie Bloom, Inc. PAIGE PARKER has married a millionaire and lives in a castle on Sherman's Point. GRACIE DESROSIERS has added 6 feet to her present height and now stands among the giants in the Guin- ness Book of World Records. MARK BEALE has traded in the race-Camaro for a Rolls Royce, which makes it around the Rockland Rotary just as well. CYNTHIA MITCHELL has found her Common Sense! LESLIE NAMIE is now teaching a defensive driving course. JOHN FERRAIOLO is now a chestnut farmer in the South of Italy. JO HALE is still smiling. RICK JOHNSON is now writing and singing jingles for McDonald's. TAYLOR MARTENS is the first American to start a chain of harems around the world. SUE WIGHT is now head fashion coordinator for Vogue, Inc., New York, NY, and is still combing her hair. HOLLY MONTGOMERY has just opened her own kin- dergarten at her chalet on Sugarloaf, USA, where the children can ski at recess. CYNTHIA FURMAN, now president of the Chestnut St. M M Society, has recently won worldwide acclaim for her life-like sculpture depicting the extinct red M M. DONNY AMES has taken up residence in Kansas where there is less chance of him tripping over rough ground or black lines. DON SHIELDS is a «ports announcer at WCHOP. DEBBIE LEA has founded her own Utopia in which everyday is a Saturday or Sunday. ROBIN TUCKER is still in Florida. CORY UNDERHILL still has the cleanest car in town. ANGELA GRICUS has just finished building a fence around Maine. SUZANNE HAND is the milk monitor for the Com- puter Room Lunch Cafe. SVEN HANSEN is still arguing with Mr. Gruener about his philosophies on life. CHRIS KLEM is still tardy . . . LISA RENN is now head of the nursing staff at Mass. General, where she gives lectures in Chemistry and talks on the hazards of laughing too much. JAN SORENSON, after being Miss Teenage America, resides in Bayside where presently she is posing for pictures to be included in her new book, YOU TOO gCAN BE BEAUTIFUL. DAVE HOLLIS, now at Harvard Graduate School, has; written a thesis concerning the delicate topics of DISCRETION and SLAM-DUNKING. CARRINGTON RHODES is finishing his 50th compos- ition , having lost a total of 500 poundj since his first and thus has been forced to buy a new sweater. PETER JOYCE has contracted a strange disease; the cause is believed to be excessive washing of the hands, exposure to the sun, and a lethal dose of organization. MARK STAPLES is still shorter than 6'6 , older than Richard Soley, but is President of the National Organization of N. H. S. RICHARD SOLEY was caught up in a continuous loop just before discovering the cure for PNEUMONOUCTRAMICROSCOPICSILICOVOLOAN- OCONIOSIS. PAM GUISELEY is now the proud owner of the South Hope Farm, her main stock being, of course, Pig- gies! FRANK STEARNS, now M.D., F. A.C.S., has writ- ten a definitive treatise on double-dribbling in the post-operative ward. DEBBIE MAC, still a non-smoker, has just completed her 4th Virginia Slims commercial - You've come a long way, Mac. LIZ NELSON still writes notes during her spare time. KAREN KELLEY has found a flaw in the family tree - it actually is '' Kelly. BR DEB MILSTEAD at the age of 61 can still walk and chew gum at the same time. PAULA HOPKINS is still picking her brother up after work at 5 every night. MIKE MAHAN is still having his famous New Year's Eve keg parties. DEBBIE THIBODEAU and JEFF DZIEDZIC have made a million by starting the Frizzy Revolution. PHIL BROWN is on billboards across the nation show- ing travelers which way to Muscle Beach. MARK ROSSITER is still carousing. JEAN WADE is filling auditoriums around the world with people who come to hear her sing. WILLARD WILEY still doesn't have to do his mythol- ogy reports. EDNA ANNIS is now chief traffic officer for that rag- ing metropolis - Simonton's Comer. JOE FRENCH is still trying to learn how to drive. REGINA SUKEFORTH has become Miss Vautour's pri- vate secretary. JOHN WILLIS still won't admit that he's shy. JULIE RAINFRETTE is the star of the new feature film LADY GODIVA II. M GORDON GATES is still womanizing at Maine Mari- time and his luck is just as good there. TAMMY FEENER is still arguing with Suzanne and Julie. LARRY PALMER still hates being called Bartholo- mew. BOB CLARK and KEN URQUHART are the new own- ers in the Store at the Camden IGA. LISA HARDY has invented a new system for monitor- ing overdue periodicals that requires no overdue slips. JENNY JENKINS is an inspector for the chocolate industry. ERIC ROBITAILLE at the age of 79 has finally stopped riding his bike. PETER JONES has recently been recruited into the U.S. Air Force - without his HAIR! WAYNE STEARNS is still Frank's brother. ROBERT WINSLOW has recently bought all the snow- mobiles in the world and is racing them on Megunti- cook Lake. JUDY OLSON is now exhibiting her art work at the Metropolitan Museum. SCOTT DONNELLY has just adjusted his one-mil- lionth binding. MARC SMITH is selling his BONDOBUGS in front of the Museum of Fine Ans in Boston. JIM GRAY is still watching the stars. ROBERTA SELIGER is still a junior. STELLA NUTT is totally independent. FRANK O'HARA is still FISHing. MONA PHILBROOK is now the owner of the Good Egg Farm in Appleton. DAVID PEASE is now performing duets by popular demand with Andre every evening in season. ALAN SNAPP is still paying the repair bills on Tay- lor s Volkswagen. which he ran into a telephone pole. DANNY TIBERT is a roadie for Led Zeppelin. BARR1 JONES is still getting A's. PETER and PAUL LANDWEHR have gone back to Ger- many to find their Roots and the correct pronuncia- tion of their name. RICK BIBEAU visits C-R every time he comes home for vacation. CRAIG ROSSITER is the leader of the How's Your Face Revolution which is presently sweeping the country. ALLEN WILEY is publishing Amish translations and dictionaries. GREGG HAINING has just opened a branch of Profes- sionals Inc. in the Colorado Rockies. ERIN FLANAGAN has just opened her own socialistic community . . . where she serves as absolute Presi- dent. LAN MISNER, still successful at the age of 70, is a Professor at Harvard where she still teaches Old Eng- lish lettering to her students. KATHY OAKES is now owner of the Mt. Battie Motel, the only motel to have its Vacancy sign up during Lobster Festival weekend. GENE KELLY has succeeded in breaking the record for having the most black eyes. SYDNEY SAWYER is washing basketballs and laun- dering uniforms for the Boston Celtics, and for the first time Sandy isn't helping her. MATIA GREY'S puppet wants to try it the other way now. BRUCE PEASE has blown himself away. DOUG LEAVITT is still looking for his password. DEBBIE STAPLES and her herd of sheep dogs are liv- ing a happy life. MITCHELL CARLSON is the new C-RHS permanent study hall teacher. GARY SUKEFORTH is home this Friday . . . DIANE KIMBALL is still cruisin’ in the Kimball- bile. TONI ROTONDI is modeling Long and Luscious Mas- cara for Revlon. DOUG HALL and JIM STONE and MARK HENDERSON have all dedicated their gas station hands to tests for a new miracle soap that even gets under the finger- nails. HENRY JACOBS is now running Hope with Mr. Bux- ton. THOMAS ROCHESTER is now doing traveling shows with Bob Hope. DARCI TYLER, now that she's married, still hates being called Wife. MELODY TIBBETTS is still playing her clarinet. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST MUSICAL Melody Tibbetts, Bruce Pease MOST SECRETLY ADMIRED Paige Parker, Taylor Martens MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Heal, Richard Soley BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Debbie Staples, Phil Brown MOST CLASS SPIRIT Debbie McIntyre, Donnie Shields GOOD EGGS CLASS HYPOCHONDRIACS Mona Philbrook, Jim Stone David Hollis, Liane Misner MOST CREATIVE Cynthia Furman, Carrington Rhodes MOST GULLIBLE Karen Kelley, David Pease 1 LIFE OF THE PARTY Mark Holohan, Wanda Ludwick MOST FAMOUS GANG T-Weed Gang MOST CAREFREE Bonnie Beal, Tom Thonet CLASS KLUTZES Lisa Renn, Donny Ames DONE MOST FOR C-R Mary Simonton, Donnie Shields MOST STUDIOUS Karen Heal, Richard Soley ROMEO AND JULIET Peter Joyce, Cynthia Furman CLASS GRUMPS Mark Holohan, Kathy Oakes KLASS KOOKS Thomas Rochester, Wanda Ludwick CLASS LOUDMOUTHS Alan Snapp, Jan Sorenson CLASS DREAMERS Diane Kimball,Leon Pearl DIZZIEST Rick Bibeau, Jenny Jenkins CLASS NONCONFORMISTS Fifi Olson and Fido Rossiter MOST THEATRICAL Mark Staples and Tammy Freeman BROTHER AND SISTER Mary Simonton and Frank Stearns SHYEST Ken Urquhart and Andrea Conant NICEST HAIR Jeff Dziedzic and Sue Wight CLASS FLIRTS Grace Desrosiers and Alan Snapp Senior Honors DAR Award Dirigo Stale FRONT: P. Joyce. M. Staples. C. Furman. J. Sorenson. BACK: D. Shields. D. Hollis. K. Heal. D. McIntyre. MISSING: K. Hurd. S. Sawyer. National Merit Finalists Richard Soley, Mark Staples Karen Heal Century Three Leader Mark Staples Some of our classmates at their work stations at Region 8 Vo-Tech E. Flanagan M. Carlson ■ Q G. Dcsrosiers C. Carroll C. Furman G. Haining D. McIntyre T. Manens D. Milstead C. Mitchell R. Philbrook S. Sawyer G. Smith D. Shields M. Smith R. Pendleton S. Pratt f • -V T. Rotondi P. Wadsworth B. Vinal ]. Stone D. Tyler D. Staples E. Thibodeau L. Starrett M. Staples E. and D. Thibodeau K. Urquhart A. Wiley J. Willis C. Young Mr. Drons Sheryl Jones 1960-1976 On November 30. 1976, we lost a good friend in a tragic accident. We will always remember her as a classmate and friend. On December 3, 1976, the day of her funeral, when some of us returned to our cars, and started the engines, a song was playing on the radio. We should take it in our stride Start living for the moment Maybe half the things we saw Were never there As we open up our eyes And break it down to size It isn't really fair And so we continued our lives, always remember- ing Sheryl Jones. Richard Blouin 1949-1977 On June 8, 1977, the Class of 1978 - as well as the entire school - lost a friend and teacher, Richard Blouin. He taught algebra at C.R.H.S., headed the Math Team, fostered the nickname Froggie,” and was the only known human being to have the goal of collecting one million flip tops. Mr. Blouin had shared the story of his life with many of us in his classes. At the age of seventeen, he had a lump removed from his neck which turned out to be cancerous. For the next eleven long, brave years he fought his foe valiantly. Despite his sick- ness, Mr. Blouin finished college and came to teach at Camden-Rockport for four years. He loved math. Whether it was as teaching, advising the victorious Math Team, or playing mathematical games - math was a very important part of his life. And he made it part of ours. We miss him. Here I come. Barry! Look here. Caesar. Compliments of THE CARPENTERS and DUFFY, DARROW and BAER INC. Can I go tn?” ’’Hold on there, baby.” So! I'm knitting.” Ain't we cunnin”'” Raggin it. huh?” Compliments of CAMDEN I.G.A. FOODLINER It’s like this . . “No Sweetie, It's like this . How's ya face? Sweet thoughts of southern shores ’It's elementary, kids . Compliments of HAQKELL and CORTHELL and THE GRAS8H0PPER 8H0P REMEMBER WHEN? Compliments of HOPE GENERAL STORE and CAM-ROCK SUPERETTE CLASS WILL DEBRA MCINTYRE leaves Margaret Christie her own bed in hopes that she will get more use of it now that Debbie and Susie have gone. LISA HARDY leaves to Benjamin, her brother, the long bus ride to school for the next four years. JEANNIE BERUBE leaves Linda, Nancy and Paul in hopes that C-RHS will learn to pronounce their names by 1983. THE SENIOR GIRLS ON THE DOWNHILL RACING TEAM leave all the S.P.’s, S.T.'s. visiting M's and early mornings to Jenny Bell and Hillary Hopewell in hopes that they have better luck with them than we did. CHRIS KLEM leaves all his returnables and empties to C-RHS. CINDY CARROL leaves the student parking lot to the faculty in hopes that they like it better than we do. FRANK O'HARA leaves his Saab to anyone who thinks they can stay up all night. BOB WINSLOW leaves Keryn and Steve Laite the ability to be caught speeding twice by the same cop on the same street in the same car and in, the same month. — GARY E. SUKEFORTH leaves in hopes of never, returning. JOHN FERRAIOLO leaves his loud mouth to Mrs. Stump for future plays. CARRINGTON RHODES leaves Mr. Monteith in a state of shock. ERIN FLANAGAN leaves J.C. and N.H.S. booksales , to Mr. O'Connell with best wishes. WAYNE HAWES leaves Chris Smith with a box of wooden matches. ALLEN WILEY leaves the school an Amish Dictionary for anyone who would like to translate what Mr. Marden says. DONNIE SHIELDS leaves the high school one dozen muzzles for the teachers to use if they should get Jeff in their classes. PHILIP BROWN leaves his body to Mr. Perry for what it’s worth. JOE FRENCH leaves his license to Chief Smith. DOUG HALL leaves his mechanical ability to Mr. O'Connell. SVEN HANSEN leaves his infatuated adoration to the most beautiful girl in the school. JEAN WADE leaves a vacancy in the alto section of the choir and chorus to anyone who can sing. CYNTHIA FURMAN leaves the last red M M in existence to the C-RHS trophy case. BRENDA TRACY leaves best wishes to;everyone. L1ANE MISNER leaves J. Tingle, S. Akers, T., Soley, J. Wyper, and M. Carr in the clutches of arch-fiend Stump next year in Novel II. ROBERT KULIKOWSKI leaves all his noon munchies toBenTolman. DOUG LEAVITT leaves the computer to Hammy Hall. MICHAEL MAHAN leaves his ragged-out Vega, which beats the bus, to Patrick Mahan. GENE KELLY leaves all his muscles and looks to Mark Poland. • SYDNEY SAWYER leaves one year at C-RHS . . . alone to Meikle Syme. PETER ROSE leaves Mr. Buxton a lifetime subscrip- tion to CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY and a made- to-order mail bomb to send to his Aunt Helen. TAYLOR MARTENS leaves a new basketball program to the school in hopes that C-RHS will make the tournaments. DEBBIE MILSTEAD leaves A.F.S. short-term exchange students to Dana. DAVID HOLLIS leaves unreserved, unscrupulous, unfinished, and undecided - and none too soon. KAREN MARSHALL leaves Mr. Buxton her shares of stock in hopes that he'll become a winner instead of a loser.' ALAN SNAPP leaves a BIG P-A-R-TY to Bennett B., Joe R., Mike C.. Chris K., and company (yaaa, yaaa!). DARCI TYLER leaves the next manager of the boys' varsity basketball team to her sister, Jennifer, in hopes that she will get more use out of him than she did - . . KENNETH URQUHART leaves any capable man of the upcoming Senior Class a part-time job at the Camden I.G.A. JAN SORENSON leaves all of her basketball skill to Jon Sorenson. SUSAN MORSE leaves Okie Jr. the bass clarinet and wishes him good luck in the stage band. REGINA SUKEFORTH leaves her big mouth to Rhoda Sukeforth. ELISE THIBODEAU leaves everyone hope for an indoor smoking area. JULIE RAINFRETTE, TINA KANGAS and SUZANNE HAND leave all of Mr. Sims' extra work to June Bill- ings and Karen Kangas. HANK JACOBS leaves his Playboy sticker to Mr. Buxton. TAMMY FEENER leaves C-RHS willingly. EDNA ANNIS leaves with open sails and set for full speed ahead. DEBBIE LEA leaves many more exciting weekends in Boston and Orono to H. Hopewell. BRADLEY KENNEDY leaves his ability to sit in Latin Class without being called on to Charlie Jordan. LIZ NELSON gives her 755 tardy slips back to Mr. Palmer because she knows how much fun he had writing them. MARK HENDERSON leaves 52 Mountain St. to any- one who wants it - after he is done with it. GRACE DESROSIERS leaves in fond memory to Terry Marsh an instant tear disposal in hopes that she'll share it on graduation night. UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors FRONT: H. Frye. J. Fish. M. Grey. L. Griggs. C. Eaton. P. Eaton. G. Esancy. S. Dinsmore. MIDDLE: R. Gross. C. Feener, D. Eugley, K. Dugas. P. Green. T. Douglas. J. Donnelly. BACK: D. Gould, J. Bulthuis, J. Elliott, D. Eaton, G. Flanagan, H. Hall. D. Grotton. FRONT: B. Palmer, K. McConnell. B. McGowan, J. Mitchell, L. Peters, C. Mitchell, B. Merritt, T. Rol- lins, C. Ray. MIDDLE: L. Richard, N. Rausch, L. Moody, J. Nuesse, J. Perkins, J. Papamichail, B. Pooler, M. Mosher. BACK: T. McLellan, C. Perry, C. Merrifield, D. Ray, D. Rousseau, B. Kelly, M. Poland, M. Robinson, T. Morrison. Juniors FRONT: R. Seliger, J. Williams, D. Sprowl, M. Winchenbach, S. Vanorse, P. Smith, C. Virchow. D. Thibodeau, E. Sprague. MIDDLE: J. Tingle. J. W.yper, T. Winston. T. Staunton. K. Williams, M. Syme, L. Twitchell, M. Young, L. Wentworth, L. Whitson. J. Wade. BACK: K. Widdecomb. K. Spear. P. Sampson, J. Snowden, J. Tucker. D. Spear. J. Tilley, R. Sturdee. FRONT: C. Holz, C. Jordan, W. Heal, C. Kidwell, C. Jordan, B. Lamb, T. Marsten, C. Lea. MIDDLE: C. Hamilton, E. Kangas, M. Holbrook. R. Lovejoy, C. Hare, J. Lundevall, J. Holbrook. D. Jenkins. BACK: M. Hughes, H. Hopewell, B. Leach, K. Lawson. R. Holt, B. Hoef, T. Holmes. L. Langhorne. Juniors SEATED: T. Collemer. T. Benner. S. Chace, N. Aylward, M. Bower. D. Davee, L. Berube, C. Jacobs, L. Dickson. 2nd ROW: M. Brown, J. Bell, M. Christie, K. Butler. M. Clinton, T. Bricker, L. Coiley, S. Conant, S. Akers. 3rd ROW: D. Brown, R. Creamer, M. Carr, J. Allen. A. Cavanaugh. M. Cates. E. Bai- ley, M. Bailey, G. Bryant. Junior Class Officers H. Hopewell, Treasurer: A. Cavanaugh, President: N. Aylward. Vice President: L. Peters, Secretary; Mr. Ridley, Advisor. Sophomores SEATED: N. Berube, M. Bloniasz, C. Brown, G. Brown, V. Brown, A. Arau, J. Aldus, A. Bloniasz. 2nd ROW: A. Frontin, C. Blackington, D. Brodis, P. Brake wood, F. Brown, O. Bryani, D. Builer. 3rd ROW: M. Bolsiad, J. Bennett, D. Borzoni, D. Brott, C. Ames, J. Cicogna, B. Ames, A. Berry. SEATED: L. Eesley, Y. Dyer, M. Charbonneau, J. Fish, M. Gal lace, C. Gaude tie, M. Christie, J. Dougherty, C. Esancy. 2nd ROW: W. Esancy, J. Flanagan, S. Frye, K. Forti, K. Chater, L. Cunis, M. Crabtree, W. Dubiis, V. Chase, A. Choate. 3rd ROW: K. French, L. Cunis, M. Feener, M. Dodd, S. Cameron, E. Galvin, R. Carpentier, E. Charbonneau, C. Dean. Sophomores SEATED: B. Sube, M. Willis, K. Staples, B. Wyke, D. Urquhart, V. Underhill, P. Urquhan, A. Wads- worth. SECOND ROW: R. Starrett, D. Vanorse, R. Sukeforth, J. Smith. R. Sukeforth, R. Wadsworth, J. Warcen. THIRD ROW: A. Smith. B. Stone, M. Woodruff. C. Smith, K. Sims, T. Soley, B. Tolman, H. Vannah. SEATED: M. Gushee, C. Holbrook, K. Holman, N. Hanley. K. Heal, J. Misner. L. Guala. M. Henderson, T. Marsh, J. King. SECOND ROW: J. Holbrook. R. Lunn, B. Mink, K. Gricus, B. Jones, M. Giustra. R. Merrifield, D. Jordan, G. Hendron, R. Heal. THIRD ROW: J. Laite. E. Leland. C. Manning. T. Jacobs. J. Landwehr, D. Guiseley, M. Hoppe, R. Hersom, W. McGowan, K. Laite. Sophomores SEATED: T. Pearse, M. Negreen, M. Monroe. R. McLaughlin. K. Penningion, K. Ray, D. Pendleton, L. Raven, A. Mitchell. 2nd ROW: V. Pendleton, K. Morton, C. Peters, L. Pike, C. Palmer, M. Morse, L. Namie, M. Pendleton, S. Pease, B. Perry, C. Shields. 3rd ROW: S. Payne, J. Morrison, R. Rankin, G. Pease, J. Rotondi, C. Pearl, J. Monroe, G. Rollins, S. Oxton, T. Peterman. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: A. Arau, Pres., Miss Wike. advisor. S. Pease. V. Pres., V. Brown, Treas., J. Misner, Sec. Freshmen SEATED: J. Billings, B. Aylward, C. Wright, L. Bibeau, B. Allen, D. Butler, P. Carle, S. Calderwood. SECOND ROW: R. Carpentier, S. Bland, K. Butler, T. deJaynes, R. Benner. D. Bragg, P. Beal, A. Bixler, R. Ames. THIRD ROW: C. Andrews, B. Babb, M. Boetsch, J. Buck, R. Benner, J. Castleman, P. Brown. SEATED: J. Crabtree, D. Lamb, S. Erskine, D. Dodge. A. Dodge, M. Gagnon. F. Ferraiolo, D. Grotton, G. Coombs. SEC- OND ROW: J. Drinkwater, T. Clinton. L. Fitzpatrick, M. Femald, T. Daniels, A. Graves, K. Furman, R. Frey, M. French, M. Eugley, J. Dickson. THIRD ROW: P. Crockett, E. Scott, J. Gushee, T. Dullea, D. Eaton, T. Femald, S. Famham, R. Creamer. J. Dargon, C. Eaton. Freshmen SEATED: T. Heald, T. Holbrook, J. Iordan, J. Jackson, S. Hanley, C. Hawes. D. Hoef, L. Kangas. 2nd ROW: J. Katz, S. Howard, K. Helmboldt, H. Hall. M. Hickman, K. Kangas. M. Marin. 3rd ROW: S. Hills, F. Johnson, A. Kilgore, B. Haining, B. Holland, J. Hughes. M. Hall. SEATED: P. Libby. K. Marshall, S. Lloyd. C. Lea. M. Ludwig, S. Palmer. H. Moody. R. Patten. 2nd ROW: B. Lud- wick. H. Marr, D. O’Connell, G. Peabody, W. Lemar. K. Moody. M. O’Shea. D. Knowlton, P. Mahan. D. Mil- stead. 3rd ROW: C. Mitchell, G. Manens, D. Manning. K. Ludwig, D. Kneisner, M. Lewis. E. Manning, S. Laite. Freshmen SEATED: J. Rocheleau. M. Rankin. R. Peuee. S. Raven. W. Rolerson. E. Pratt. M. Spearin. S. Pouer. B. Rose. 2nd ROW: R. Sebold. L. Rankin, J. Rhodes. V. Wrighi. J. Smith. J. Robbins. E. Smith. J. Rose. J. Rich- ard, L. Schuessler. K. Pendleton. 3rd ROW: A. Snowdeal. G. Smith. M. Small, T. Dyer. J. Pooler, J. Soren- son, T. Smith. S. Rogers, D. Pennington, J. Pendleton. SEATED: J. St. Pierre, J. Winslow. K. Welsh. C. Trout. L. Tibbetts. A. Young. W. Tripp. T. Spearin. D. Tracy. 2nd ROW: H. Wells. S. Steams. M. Williams. T. Syme. J. Sullivan. M. Whitson. S. St. Clair. P. Tingle. R. Staples. A. Stancioff. J. Tyler. 3rd ROW: T. Young. D. Ames, S. Stone. B. Walker, S. Williams. M. Wight. C. Von Saltza, P. Taylor. K. White, J. Stitt, A. Thibodeau. Freshman Officers L. Bibcau. Treasurer: C. Manens, Co-President: M. Ludwig, Secretary: J. Sorenson. Co-Presi- dent: B. Babb, Vice-President; Mr. O’Connell, Advisor. ONE-ACT PLAYS The CAMDEN HERALD’S head- line proclaimed; Drama Club’s Plays Stun Audience.” And its review began: The audience at St. Thomas’ Parish House was almost never quite sure when to laugh as the Camden-Rockport High School Drama Club pre- sented its first-ever selection from the theater of the absurd. Whether laughing or not, the audience enjoyed the four one- act plays on February 14 and 15. And the troupers went on to CSD on March 2 with their magic. One of the plays, FABLES, went on to Rockland for a performance at the Maine State Principals' Association Regional One-Act Play Contest on March 14. Compliments of DUCK-TRAP LIGHT HOUSE and INDIAN TENT and THE LOBSTER POUND J Rick Johnson and Betsy Clemens with Algernon looking forward to the Spring production of Flowers for Alger- ia ACTIVITIES Tri-Hi-Y FRONT ROW: M. Simonion, L. Renn, P. Parker, T. Rotondi, C. Lea, C. Feener, K. Paiten, N. Aylward, L. Cunis, L. Nelson, B. Aylward, M. Ludwig, B. Ludwick, J. Drink water, D. Davee, S. Akers, H. Montgomery, J. Donnelly, L. Whitson, L. Richard, P. Libby, J. Fish, J. Mitchell, H. Wells, S. Farnham, C. Mitchell. M. Clinton. K. Butler, B. Babb, E. Flanagan, D. Lea, H. Hopewell, J. Olson. Latin Club SEATED: T. Soley, C. Jordan, R. Merritt, J. Wade, P. Green, J. Wyper, M. Small, L. Renn, M. Grey, M. Gal lace. 2nd ROW: Mr. Cunis, C. Pendleton, R. Sebold, J. Sorenson, L. Coiley, R. Holt, B. Pooler, J. Tingle, J. Mitchell, J. Wil- liams, M. Hughes, K. Chater. 3rd ROW: R. Sturdee, L. Fitzpatrick, N. Aylward, J. Richard, M. Ludwig, D. Davee, S. Akers, H. Vannah, J. Sorenson, J. Fenaiolo, C. Rhodes, B. Kennedy, M. Can. Student Council SEATED: D. Hoef, A. Smith, P. Joyce, M. Staples. D. Davee. R. Sukeforth, M. Christie. 2nd ROW: J. Jordan. H. Hall, H. Vannah, M. Clinton. J. Bell, T. Rotondi, D. Milstead. 3rd ROW: K. Lawson, K. Sims, P. Samp- son, D. Cuiseley, A. Snapp, P. Green. MISSING: S. Sawyer. National Honor Society SEATED: D. McIntyre, D. Hollis, Mr. O’Connell, P. Joyce, R. Soley. 2nd ROW: M. Simonton, E. Flanagan. D. Pease, K. Heal. S. Sawyer. 3rd ROW: C. Furman, L. Misner, R. Clark. S. Akers. MISSING: A. Wiley. K. Hurd. International Thespian Society FRONT: S. Jaeger. J. Berube. J. Sorenson. C. Holz, A. Smith, D. McIntyre. P. Guiseley, H. Frye. B. Sube, E. Flanagan, G. Strom. E. Palmer, A. Flanagan. 2nd ROW: J. Olson, J. King, P. Joyce. C. Fur- man, J. Tingle, M. Staples, D. Hollis, B. Pease. J. Ferraiolo, R. Soley, S. Cameron. T. Soley. 3rd ROW: T. Freeman, C. Rossiter, T. Thonet, C. Rhodes. G. Flanagan. H. Hall, M. Christie. F. O’Hara, A. Snapp, R. Johnson, J. Rotondi, D. Pease, T. Rochester. Stage-Technical Crew K. Sims, C. Kid well. R. Soley, O. Bryant. B. Hoef, S. Cameron. T. Soley. C-R Club Officers J. Sorenson, Treas., N. Aylward, Sec., D. McIntyre, Vice Pres., D. Shields, Pres. C-R Club Executive Committee 1st ROW: Mr. Crockett, N. Aylward, D. McIntyre, J. Sorenson. D. Shields. 2nd ROW: J. Aldus, E. Sprague, M. Syme, D. Davee. B. Aylward. K. Butler. 3rd ROW: L. Nelson, H. Vannah. F. Stearns. J. Tingle. M. Gallace, K. Chater. 4th ROW: P. Green. S. Akers, G. Martens, D. Ames, M. Carlson, L. Cunis, M. Simonton. MISSING: S. Sawyer. Math Team SEATED: M. Staples, B. Kennedy, R. Soley, R. Clark, A. Wiley. STANDING: K. Palmer, B. Pooler, P. Joyce, T. Soley, K. Sims, G. Gates, H. Hall, P. Green, L. Coiley, Mr. McKenzie. MISSING: L. Misncr. Computer Club SEATED: R. Soley, D. Leavitt. STANDING: T. Soley, G. Gates. K. Sims, O. Bryant. MISSING: J. Gray. Windsong SEATED: D. Hollis, Mr. Sims, E. Flanagan. STANDING: C. Furman. P. Guiseley, P. Sampson. M. Staples, Mr. Drons. MISSING: Mrs. Crockett. Library Club 1st ROW: J. Rainfrette, L. Hardy, D. Tripp, J. Smith. 2nd ROW: K. Oakes, S. Hand, A. Conant. A. Young. G. Smith, S. Steams. T. Feener. M. Grey. 3rd ROW: S. Chace, J. Shields, B. Ramsey, K. Pennington. S. Nutt. 4th ROW: T. Raven, C. Blackington, B. Ames, J. King, L. Twitchell, R. Sukeforth. Band FRONT ROW: M. Rankin, M. Bolstad, T. Holmes, C. Furman, J. Sullivan, K. Helmboldi. B. Sube, B. Wyke, M. Syme, K. Williams. MIDDLE ROW: L. Bibeau, R. Gross, A. Smith, S. Morse, L. Renn, T. Pearse, R. Lunn, S. Howard, S. Sawyer, S. Potter, J. King. BACK ROW: L. Cunis, L. Rankin, F. Ferraiolo, D. Lamb, P. Charbonneau. D. Eugley, L. Hardy, H. Vannah, B. Pease. P. Sampson, K. Sims, D. Hollis. T. Syme, Mr. Seymour, S. Cameron, D. McIntyre, K. Heal. Stage Band FRONT ROW: L. Cunis, J. King, S. Potter, S. Sawyer, D. O’Connell. SECOND ROW: K. Heal, D. McIntyre, S. Cameron. THIRD ROW: H. Vannah, P. Sampson, P. Charbonneau, B. Pease, Mr. Seymour. Chorus FIRST ROW: J. Katz, J. Wade, G. Coombs, E. Secotte, L. Ames, T. Rotondi, B. Rose, M. Christie, S. Potter, M. Rankin, V. Underhill. SECOND ROW: M. Henderson, R. Hersom, C. Blackington, M. O’Shea, C. Feener, K. Patten, L. Raven, H. Frye, S. Oxton, E. Bailey, J. Crabtree. THIRD ROW: K. Kelly, K. Chater, H. Wells, A. Mitchell, B. Jones, L. Wentworth, M. French, C. Peters. J. Smith, L. Tibbetts. FOURTH ROW: L. Lang- horne, J. Sorenson, R. Johnson, G. Brown, P. Rose, D. Urquhart, M. Christie, C. Rhodes, D. Ames, B. Draw- bridge, D. Vanorse, J. Donnelly. Mr. Montieth. FIFTH ROW: B. Kennedy, D. Brown, T. Thonet, M. Carlson, J. Rotondi, A. Snapp, D. Pease. MISSING: D. Milstead, P. Hopkins. Choir FIRST ROW: E. Bailey, L. Eesley, J. King, J. Wade. T. Rotondi. K. Helmboldt. SECOND ROW: M. Carr, A. Bixler, J. Misner, G. Strom, J. Flanagan, C. Furman, P. Lunn, S. Jae- ger. THIRD ROW: L. Wentworth, K. Furman, A. Standoff, K. White. K. Heal. P. Guiseley. FOURTH ROW: P. Joyce. M. Staples, B. Drawbridge. G. Gates, J. Ferraiolo, B. Haining, C. Rhodes. K. Lawson. FIFTH ROW: P. Sampson, B. Pease, D. Hollis. D. Pease, R. Johnson. MISSING: L. Misner. Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW: K. Welch. K. Pennington, B. Wyke, L. Guala, J. Misner, D. Pendleton. B. Ludwick, J. Dougherty, L. Namie, C. Brown. SECOND ROW: J. Rose, S. Rogers, M. Hughes, M. Fernald, R. Lunn, B. Sube, S. Frye, Y. Dyer, A. Foss, M. Monroe. THIRD ROW: E. Smith, L. Fitzpatrick, M. Brown, L. Curtis, K. Williams, A. Smith, H. Vannah, M. Mosher, T. Holmes, L. Twitchell. ■ Erin Flanagan Summer Exchange to Denmark Sven Hansen of South Africa Winter Exchange to Camden A.F.S. Officers Pres. H. Frye V. Pres. B. Palmer Adv. M. Strom Sec.-Treas. L. Richard Purple Penny Winners Hm. 29 Missing from Photo Mr. Gruener, Susan Wight SEATED: J. Smith. L. Twftchcll. K. Abshirc, D. Tripp. STANDING: Mrs. Sturdee. Advisor: S. Vanorse. B. Ames. B. Ramsey. S. Morse. J. Shields. K. French. G. Desrosiers. G. Smith. J. King. J. Wade, A. Conant. F B L A C-R Sweetie - J. Jackson QPORTS VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY SEATED: L. Nelson. J. Williams. L. Renn. N. Aylward, D. Davee, J. Sorenson. C. Furman. Coach Lerette. STANDING: E. Annis, L. Richard. J. Bell. H. Vannah. K. Buller. K. Heal. S. Akers. D.McIniyre. The C-R Field Hockey team's record was 7-7 with Liz Nelson leading the scoring and Karen Heal having the most assists. Edna Annis, outstanding center halfback, led the defense. This year's team worked very well together and every girl made a major con- tribution to the team’s success. C-R finished 7th place in Eastern Maine. The team lost to Belfast in the tournaments by the score of 1-0 in an extremely well-played game. JV FIELD HOCKEY SEATED: L. Bibeau. T. Clinton, P. Libby. J. Richard. C. Andrews, J. Drinkwater, K. Brace. L. Cunis. K. Holman. M. Charbonneau. S. Howard. 2nd ROW: M. Williams, J. Tingle, M. Syme. B. Babb. L. Coiley, J. Mitchell. L. Cunis, H. Hopewell. J. Sullivan. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Danfonh, T. Holmes, D. Milstead, B. Ames, P. Tingle, T. Raven. S. Farnham. This was another successful season for the C-R JV Field Hockey team. The 25 members, most of whom had never played the sport before, worked together as a unit right from the start and came away with a record of 6-2-4. Leading scorers for the team were Freshmen Patty Libby and Julie Drinkwater. Goa- lie Lita Cunis, with help from terrific halfbacks and fullbacks, allowed only 3 goals to be scored by opposing teams all season. These girls, with their overflow of enthusiasm and desire, have proved that the Field Hockey teams of C-RHS will be hard to top in the coming years. JV 80CCER The JV soccer team had a very respectable record of 4 wins, 3 ties, and 5 losses in their 1977 season. The Windjammers also won key games over arch rivals Georges Valley and Medomak Valley and played well against outstanding teams from Nokomis and Waterville. Though it is difficult to single out players for individual recognition, some players from this very capable group do deserve special com- mendation. Among this year's team standouts who should help Mr. Palmer's team next year are Jeff Perkins, Richard Carpentier, Chris Morong, and Steven Stone. 1st ROW: T. Dyer. E. VonSaltza, D. O’Connell, A. Flanagan. F. Fenaiolo, T. Klem. C. Morong. M. Spearin. 2nd ROW: Mr. Segal. J. Perkins. T. Femald, K. Sims. J. Sorenson. M. Giustra, S. KNEELING: M. Smith, G. Kelly, M. Carlson. P. Brown, A. Wiley. F. Steams. D. Hollis, T. Manens, and A. Snapp (co-captains), D. Ames, R. Johnson. J. Furman (official ballboy). STANDING: E. Sprague (Mgr.), J. Snowden, C. Manning, D. Rousseau, J. Nuesse, C. Dean, K. Lawson, G. Flanagan, J. Tucker. R. Gross. B. Bricker, D. Manning, D. Shields (Trainer), Coach Palmer. VARSITY SOCCER A veteran varsity soccer team saw the Jammers have another fine season, as they won the Knox-Lin- coln Championship again, and placed 8th in the Eastern Maine Class A. Alan Snapp centered up a fine defense crew that only allowed 18 goals in 16 games. Taylor Martens was the main striker up front, as he pounded home 6 goals and assisted on 5 others. The 9-5-2 Jammers saw the season end in the playoffs, as they were knocked off 3-1 by Fort Kent. Richard Gross got the Jammers’ only playoff goal on a penalty kick. W. Dubiis BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY E. Kangas A. Cavanaugh K. Laite D. Eaton M. Rankin E. Leland The Jammers had a fine year with an experienced crew. Andy Cavanaugh and Keryn Laite paced the Jammers for most of the year, as the team claimed 2nd place in both Knox-Lincoln and Coastal meets and 14th out of 42 schools in the Class B State Meet. KNEELING: E. Leland. D. Eaton. A. Cavanaugh. K. Laite. R. Frey. L. Palmer. STANDING: 1. Jor- dan. W. Dubiis, M. Rankin. R. Winslow, L. Jones. D. Jenkins. E. Kangas. Coach Crockett. GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY M. Gallace J. Aldus V. Underhill K. Helmboldi B. Allen Without a senior on the team, the Jammers started to build for the future. Finishing 2nd in the Knox-Lincoln meet and 3rd in the Coastals, the Jammers looked to Vicki Underhill, Marie Crab- tree, and Krista Helmboldt. The girls’ team placed 13th in a field of 21 teams in the state meet. KNEELING: K. Helmboldt. J. Aldus. L. Whitson. M. Gallace. J. Jackson. V. Underhill. STAND- ING: S. Oxton. M. Whitson, M. Crabuee. B. Allen. K. Kangas, D. Butler. Coach Crockett. C-R's Basketball Queen of 1978 Meikle Syme Basketball Queen Candidates Jamie Fish, Runner up, Hillary Hopewell, Megan Clinton Lori Peters and Laura Whitson CHEERLEADER9 L. Unghorne. L. Coiley. D. Vanorse. C. Peters. G. Desrosiers. ). Fish. C. Mitchell. L. Wentworth. L. Peters. FRONT ROW: V. Brown. J. Fish. 2nd: T. Spearin. S. Frye. T. Marsh. N. Berube. 3rd: M. Whitson. A. Kilgore GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: J. Drinkwater, N. Aylward. Co-captains D. McIntyre and W. Ludwick. H. Vannah. BACK: Coach Faith Vautour. T. Raven. M. Crabtree. L. Cunis. L. Cunis. K. Butler. D. Butler. Managers S. Sawyer and L. Bibcau. The Varsity Girls' team ended with a fine season, finishing with a respectable ten wins, 6 losses, while just missing a tournament berth by .40. This year's Co-captains, Wanda Lud- wick and Debra McIntyre, carried the team with their fine play and leadership. Wanda led the team with rebounding. Debbie had a fine defensive year. Our other senior, Theresa Raven, also had a fine sea- son overall. With just three seniors graduating, Coach Vautour has built a potential tour- nament-bound team next year. GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL This season the J.V. team was a very young team made up of 11 freshmen and 4 soph- omores. Toward the end of the season, the girls were showing a lot of promise, winning 3 out of the last 5 games, although their overall record was 4 wins and 12 losses. We are all proud of their perform- ances. FRONT: K. Staples, S. Lloyd, J. Drinkwatcr, S. Howard, B. Aylward, S. Pease. J. Aldus. BACK: Coach K. Wiley. S. St. Clair. D. Butler. S Famham. M. Boetsch. S. Williams. D. Brodis. C. Andrews. D. Butler. Manager L. Bibeau. jV’s finished their season with a 6-12 record. FRONT ROW: J. Gushee. J. Sorenson. C. Dean. C. Manning. D. Manning. BACK: Coach Dale Marden, D. Guiseley, T. Carlson. J. Snowden, J. Bulthuis. L. Jones, Mgr. C. Mitchell. ABSENT FROM PHOTO: G. Manens. Statistician R. Holt Jr. Freshmen finished the season with a 4-11 record. FRONT ROW: A. Snowdeal. J. Hughes. P. Charbonneau. J. Rocheleau. S. Raven. M. Hall. BACK ROW: Mgr. T. Dyer. D. Manning. J. Stitt. G. Smith. B. Haining. J. Pooler. J. Sorenson. Coach Mike Weatherwax. ABSENT FROM PHOTO: R. Frey. K. Butler. J. Gushee. F R 0 8 H B V A A 9 R K 9 E I T T B Y A L L FRONT: Ashley Hum (half-season). Co-Captains - Taylor Martens and Frank Stearns. M. Carlson. I. Snowden. R. Cross. BACK: Slat. A. Wiley. B. Pease. D. Ames. M. Beale. D. Hollis. R. Johnson. Coach R. Gilbey. Mgr. D. Shields. MISSING FROM PHOTO: Stat. A. Snapp. This year’s team had a disappointing season, losing its first four games and never really getting on the track. Although the overall record was 7-11. the Jammers lost 5 games by a total of 12 points, evidence that the season easily could have gone the other way. Coach Gilbey attributed these close losses mainly to a woeful 52 7o foul-shooting percentage for the season. The bulk of the scoring was done by senior Co-Captains Taylor Martens, Frank Steams, and sen- ior Mark Bucky Beale. Beale and Manens were dominant at both backboards, as they were the mainstays of the Windjammers' rebounding corps. Beale con- tributed a number of jarring slam-dunks which brought the crowd to its feet. Next year the team will miss the suppon of these seniors: R. Johnson, B. Pease, M. Carlson, D. Ames. GIRLS' SKI TEAM FRONT: M. Fernald, J. Richard. D. Milstead. J. Dougherty. N. Saurcn. L. Richard. Coach P. Crockett. MIDDLE: J. Sorenson. L. Schucssler. S. Akers, T. Daniels. A. Smith. K. Chater, K. Kangas. H. Montgom- ery. E. Flanagan. BACK: J. Sullivan. K. Helmboldt, A. Standoff. H. Hopewell J. Bell. B. Subc. K. Welch. M. Wight. MISSING: S. Wight. L. Misner. The girls ski team started the season with a large number of girls inter- ested in skiing just cross country. Cross country spe- cialists - Jan Sorenson. Sue Akers. Krista Helmboldt. and Karen Kangas scored well for the team in a num- ber of meets. In the alpine events. upperclassmen Susan Wight. Holly Mont- gomery. and Lisa Richard led the team consistently all year, with freshman Julie Richard also scoring in the top four for the team repeatedly. Of the many girls who competed in all three events in one day. a task demanding skill and endurance. Lisa Richard and Joan Dougherty led the team in overall perform- ance. The team concluded the regular season with a 7-3 record and bettered last year’s performance in the State Meet by taking third in the alpine events and fifth overall out of seven teams after the cross coun- try event. , ’Stay High. Holly! ’’How’d I do ” Yeah . . . ’’Bend Your Knees!” Look (Tut!” ”Yup.” Almost there! Not Again! BOYS' SKI TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Richard, W. Holland, J. Nucssc, P. Joyce. R. Sturdcc, K. Lawson. J. Elliott. Mgr. M. Smith. G. Flanagan. S. Cameron. J. Flanagan. O. Bryant, S. Hansen. MISSING FROM PHOTO: T. Pinney. K. Sims, R. Starrett. B. Stone. D. Lamb. C. Morong. T. Syme. E. Kangas, E. VonSaltza. Oh. - boy . . . I’m going . . . Our State Champ! The boys’ ski leam had a very successful season in 1978. For most of the winter there was plenty of snow to keep them on the slopes. Yet, a rain- storm wiped out one meet and a snow storm can- celled another. The boys were top competition for any alpine team. Nordic events brought a weakness to the surface, but one that we hope will be changed next year. The boys finished fifth overall in the regionals. Jumping and cross-country brought them down from an excellent show in alpine. Marc Smith took first overall in Giant Slalom in the regionals and went on to take the state in G.S. Next year’s team, despite the loss of Marc Smith and Peter Joyce, looks very promising. GYMNASTICS C-R’s Gymnastics team had a very success- ful 14-3 season - includ- ing winning the Knox- Lincoln League Champi- onship with a high score of 83.85. At this meet, top honors were captured by Tia Spearin, Carrie Gaudette, Julia Misner, Terry Marsh, and Kathie Williams. Tia, Carrie, and Terry also qualified for the State Meet and Julia for the Regionals. With several young team members gaining expe- rience, C-R should have a very strong team in the next few years. FRONT: H. Moody. S. Oxton, B. Jones, J. Misner, G. Desrosicrs, T. Spearin. S. Frye, T. Marsh. B. Jones, Mgr. STANDING: Coach K. Lerctte, J. Tyler. K. Williams. M. French. A. Kilgore. C. Gaudette. Y. Dyer, M. Christie. Mgr.: S. Jaeger. Mgr. WREQTLING FRONT: Ten! Rollins. Mgr.: Ben Tolman. Greg Rollins, Mark Rankin. Steve Leach. Patrick Kelly, Preston Beal, Kenny Morton. MIDDLE: Bob Rankin. Joey Allen, Deerin Brott, Mark Poland. Jon Tucker. Bob Kull- kowski, Jim Gray. BACK: Coach Rick Hamel. Assistants John Kelly and Rick Curtis. Co-captains Gene Kelly and Kevin Pendleton. Bryan Walker. Asst. Coach Paul Quijano. The wrestling team posted a 6-9 record in the ever- improving Coastal League this year, finishing in the middle of the league standings. Senior co-captains Kevin Pendleton and Gene Kelly led the team with 14 wins each. Neither was pinned during the regular sea- son. The year was highlighted by two wins over arch-rival Georges Valley. Other than Kelly and Pendleton, Sen- iors contributing to the success of the team included Jim Gray and Bob Kulikowski. Gray, in the first year of wrestling, did a fine job at 167 pounds, while Kulikow- ski, also a first-year man, stepped into the 155-pounds slot midway through the season and won several key matches. The team will have 12 lettermen returning next sea- son, and should have another good year. GOLF THE CHAMP The golf team had an outstanding season considering the loss of three starters the previous year. The team record in '77 was 12-3 including a sudden-death playoff for the Knox-Lincoln League championship, C-R being defeated by Medomak Valley by the close score of 3-2. Kip Hurd led the Windjammers with a 17-1 record during the year and placed 2nd in the State. Chris Klem finished at 8-4 while Frank O'Hara pulled through at 10-3. The golf team is looking forward to another outstanding year in '78 with their veteran starters. WHAT? BASEBALL KNEELING: B. Bricker, Mgr. D. Shields, J. Dean, S. Russo, C. Manning, T. Bricker. STANDING: Coach Cunis, J. Restin, M. Carlson, I. Snowden, G. Bryant, D. Hollis, F. Steams, R. Johnson, After five years of average and almost” seasons, Coach Bill Cunis finally realized the long-awaited pinnacle of success - the League Championship. C-R's Varsity Baseball team certainly enjoyed both an exciting and successful season in '77. Not only did they win the Knox-Lincoln Championship for the first time, but they also defeated Class A powerhouses Cony and Gardiner. The 'Jammers climbed to 6-0 early in the season and ended with a league record of 8-2 to win the K-L title (14-6 overall). Good pitching performances turned in by Steve Russo, Jeff Dean and Tom Morong. Contributing to the exceptional hitting were Gibby Bryant, Tom Morong, and Steve Russo. C-R was defeated by Lisbon in the playoffs. Nev- ertheless, C-R hopes to repeat their K-L victory in '78 with most of the team returning, many of them three year veterans. J.V. BASEBALL The 1977 JV Baseball team enjoyed an excellent season. Pitching seemed to be the weak spot at the beginning but proved to be more and more effective as the season progressed. Pitching fine games were Chris Manning, Mike Gushee, Mike Dodd, and Jeff Landwehr. The team was led by the hot bats and quick gloves of Bennett Bricker and Chris Manning. Steady fielding by the rest of the team rounded out a successful 10-5 sea- son. FIRST ROW: Bennett Bricker, E. Galvan, F. Collins, C. Manning. SECOND ROW: Coach Ridley, Sprout Gushee, R. Stur- dee, G. Smith. LAST ROW: R. Carpentier, S. Cameron, L. Jones, J. Landwehr, M. Dodd. SOFTBALL C-R began the season with a very inexperienced team with only three seniors starting. Most of the other starters will be returning in '78 as Juniors or Sen- iors. This inexperience cost them a couple key games early in the season, but they finished with an 11-4 record led by the duo of Hardy and Butler with Kathy Bower and Kathy Butler turning in fine hitting work. It was the first year of the State Softball Tournament, and although C-R did not make the tourney, the team has the dis- tinction of beating tournament finalists Medomak Valley late in the season. FRONT ROW: B. Boynton. K. Butler. K. Hardy. L. Nelson, N. Aylward. SECOND ROW: Coach Crockett, M. Crabtree, C. Feener. K. Heal, T. Raven. LAST ROW: Mgr. K. Chater. L. Curtis, E. Annis, D. Davee. FRONT ROW: Coach Segal. B. Pooler. L. Wentworth, S. Pease. C. Esancy. A. Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: M. Syme, J. Williams. D. Brodis, M. Pendleton. D. Butler, L. Raven. BACK ROW: M. Mosher, L. Curtis. S. Vanorse, J. Fish, D. Vanorse, C. McFarland. The team got off to a great start scoring 58 runs in their open- ing game against Wiscasset who made the final score 58-29. It is difficult to single out individual contributions because every member put in their own effort. Special mention, how- ever, must be made of the pitcher-catcher duo of Debbie Vanorse and Lita Curtis. The team finished out the season with a record of 5-4. Out of this group Coach Crockett will be picking up some fine Varsity material for the '78 season. A Beneath the Stars io, ra per couple jervior FACULTY MATHEMATICS MR. SIMS MR. LEACH mr. mckenzie MR. CROCKETT SCIENCE MR. STROM MUSIC MR. SEYMOUR MR. MONTEITH PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS LERETTE MR. MARDEN LIBRARY MRS. HEIMANN MRS. WOOTTON BUSINESS EDUCATION MR. GILBEY HOME ECONOMICS MRS. BOYNTON Q0C1AL STUDIES MR. BUXTON MISS VAUTOUR ENGLISH MR. GRUENER MR. DRONS ADMINISTRATION MR. OAKES SCHOOL NURSE V MRS. CLOSSEY MRS. HALE GUIDANCE MR. LITZERMAN CUSTODIAL and KITCHEN STAFF F. Kotter FRONT: E. Libby. G. Hall. F. Ludwlck. BACK: S. Knight. G. Spear. D. Lermond, G. Drinkwater, A. Moody. A. Frye. G. Hall. 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