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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

88 Student Life 4 People 18 Athletics 102 The Arts 138 Activities 150 Community 172 Closing 220 Camden-Rockport High School Knowlton St. Camden, Maine 04843 (207) 236-4361 Population: 574 Table oi Contents ■ ncy, ycus ■ Have you noticed all of the new things happening at C-R? We've got a new mini-theater with a carpet and REAL chairs, two new English teachers who are fired-up about teaching and learning, a new Art teacher who knows his stuff, a student lounge where we are on our own without teacher supervision, an electrifying girls' soccer club (HOORAY for womens' lib!), and, best of all, a great new principal who really cares about us and where we're going. So take a look at what's inside the funky new cover of this year's Navigator ... because YOU'RE what's GREAT in '88!!! Opening 3 4 Student Life re it is, the new Student Life section of your '88 yearbook. This part was created just for you — the student. Your life at school is a lot more than clubs and sports and dances. It also includes greeting friends on the first day of school, trying to open your locker, leisure moments at break, in the cafeteria or lounging outside, as well as your work each day in the classroom, doing lab experiments and typing assignments. And so — for you — we present Student Life at Camden-Rockport High School. Student Life 5 ■ IStDAyCfSCUCCL ▼ Matt Ogier and Jessie Sim- mons find their own spot in the crowded cafeteria. PPC H ▲ Melissa Bickiord and Mike Mank take a break. ► Alecia Goulette and Danny Gilbert sway to a slow tune. er and Io Cy A Night in N Robin tor IN CLASS i ► Jason McKay makes use of the computer during a free pe- riod. In Class ► Group discussions take place everyday in the A.P. English class. ▼ Donny Mullen works at the drill press. T Kristen Palmer fills dialysis tubing for a diffusion exper- iment. Megan McFarland proof- reads a paper in Mr. Potter's class, a routine activity. A The fingers fly as Brian Bend- er, Ginny Fowles. and Bethany Annis play in 5th period band. A Sammy Page experiments with color in the Art room. In Class 11 SPIRIT HU I Spirit Week involves 5 days of competition be- tween the classes to de- cide which class has the best all-around spirit. Events like the trike race test spirit and ingenuity. ▲ Paul Chamberlain takes time out to relax with a good book. A Students take ' 5‘‘ to look at a yearbook. A Greg Hayward and Bob Furey take a leisurely ride on a golf cart. ► Lisa Rubenstein and Shawna Black munch on bagels at break. Leisure Time ► Mindy Osting and Missy Har- riman piece together the day over a puzzle. Hanging out on the benches at C-R is popular. A Lance Baldwin and Peter Landry put their feet up and read the daily news. ◄ Jill Day chats with some girls in the library. I LEISURE TIME ■ Leisure Time 15 WASHINGTON. O.O. 87 16 Washington. D.C. A Caryn Shattuck and Jill Day win the prize for the Most Unique Washington D.C. souve- nir. A Carrie Cox and Debbie Crabtree feel the security of the United Nations building. A Any place is a good place for hacky-sac, even in front of the nation's Capitol ◄ Matt Ogier, Anita Smith, Ja- son Arey and Karen Pukas add the final touches to John Berry's toga. Washington D.C. 17 H PECPLE Look around you. What do you see? PEOPLE! Peo- ple are what make up this school. There are ad- ministrators, teachers, secretaries, janitors and caf- eteria workers; there are underclassmen and, of course, there are SENIORS. There are people eve- rywhere! In fact, during the short four minutes we have to pass to classes, it is impossible to get through the corridors without running into someone. Because there are so many people at CRHS, we have devoted the next 82 pages to showing you just who these important people are. People Divider SENIORS ► These girls had fun in the Washington, D.C. hotel! ▼ Cliff Winchenbauch poses for a quick smile. ▲ Joe Kierstead works on an LA. project. ► Shawn Chalmers and Carrie Pease- hard at work at Region 8. 20 Senior Sub-Divider MICHAEL J. AKERS SEPTEMBER 3. 1970 GARY NOTED FOR: Punk-rock haircut� . BEST MEM ORIES: Joust — 6,000.000. Section Z-l. 395.000. Hal 21. 1. 102,000. GaunUett II-127-000 (elf ). CRAZY ABOUT: M.C., B.A. PET PEEVE: Active feminists. SECRET AMBITION: To prove fe- males as the interior gender. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Video gaming, freestylo skiing and hack- ing. FAVORITE QUOTE: 'Great spirits have always encountered red violet opposition from mediocre minds. Albert Einstein. SECRET IDOL: Jallo Biafra WILL: To CRHS. I leave my good name, to boast of having educated me. ANGELA ANNE ALLEN APRIL 18. 1970 ANGIE NOTED FOR: Always having gum. BEST MEM- ORIES: B.B. 86-87. my house 11 29 86 and 9 18 87. Gerty's 3 30 87. 5 30 86. 4 wheelin w D.B.. Blue Goose 86. 10 13 87. D C. trip 87. George Thorogood 86, John Cafferty 85 and 86. Halloween 86 and 87. FAVORITE QUOTE: Seems like yesterday, but it was long ago. There in the darkness, the years rolled slowly passed, and I found myself alone. Surrounded by strangers I thought were my friends. Bob Seger SECRET IDOL Mom and Dad and Joe CATHLEEN ELNORA AMES JANUARY 19. 1970 CATHY NOTED FOR: Being prone to hysterics BEST MEMORIES: C.R.S.. 9 87 -. M L 84. Dk 87. B.S. 86 camping 87. M.D.M 6 83. 9 86-4 87. PET PEEVE: People who don't over laugh. SECRET AMBITION: To keep my ambition a secret. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Loving, laughing, and liv- ing FAVORITE QUOTE: Life goes on. SECRET IDOL: My older sister and brother. FUTURE PLANS: To marTy prince charming and have seven dwarfs. WILL I Cathleen Ames, leave to my cousins Tini. Maria B.. and Kate M. my unending love for school (ha. ha. ha)I Seniors 21 NICOLE AMES MAY 22. 1970 NICKEL. NICK BEST MEMORIES: Summor ol '87. O.O.B.. Snow Bowl, sneaking out at 1 am and not coming back until 6 am. the camp, and Mainway. SE- CRET AMBITION: To be successful and make lots of money. SECRET IE)OL: To mom and my grandfather. FUTURE PLANS: To go in the navy. SUSAN AMES APRIL 2. 1970 SUE BEST MEMORIES: MVHS and friends. CRHS and friends. Lucia Beach '86. basketball. Old Orchard Beach. G.S.. June 19. July 25-26, sum- mer of '87 — Big Red. CRAZY ABOUT: Cabin 1. old apartments. Celtics. Oct. 22. 1987. R.I. PET PEEVE: MVHS soap opera. SECRET AM BITION: Win megabucks and become rich, build a summer house on a deserted island. FAVORITE QUOTE: Live the way you want to live, not the way others want you to live. FU- TURE PLANS: Get married, travel, college. WILLIAM DAVID ANDERSON JULY 26. 1970 BILL NOTED FOR: Not being in school. BEST MEM- ORIES: Aerosmith. Dokken '86. '87. '88. Ozzy '86. BTO and Van Halen 86. AC DC. Stevie Ray Vaughn, parties on High Street. CRAZY ABOUT: 1969 Z28 Camaros PET PEEVE: Blue light Robert Amstey. SECRET AMBITION: To graduate from Ohio Tech. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Partying, drag racing, building motors. FAVORITE QUOTE: All that lives was bom to die. Led Zeppelin. SECRET IDOL Bob Wright. Sr. FUTURE PLANS: Win the Gator Nationals. BETHANY JEAN ANNIS SEPTEMBER 8. 1970 NOTED FOR: Holding grudges, complaining, being sarcastic. BEST MEMORIES: All the Un- ion Fairs w JW. Eastern States 85. 86. 87. Monkees 86 w JW, pep band, All-State. One- hitting Rockkxnd. Washington Trip ( 5. 4, 3. 2. 1 — cp) Lobster and potato ice cream — TAP. playground w EB, Mondays w Beth. Surprise 9-6-87. CRAZY ABOUT: My fnends. getting mail flowers, winning seasons. PET PEEVE: People who yawn all the time, cow )okes. losing seasons, dumb tourist questions, frostbitten fingers and toes, getting my picture taken. Chris M. s shirt and good-bye's. SECRET AMBITION: To have a locker in the Senior Wing. FAVORITE PASTIME: Study halls with Jennifer Roy. WILL To Geoff Wingard. I leave my locker in the Sophomore wing REBECCA DEL ANNIS MARCH 23. 1987 BECKY. BECCA. DEL. BUCKY NOTED FOR: Being with mud. BEST MEMO- RIES: Labor Day weekend 84. the Scott farm. ATC in the mud w Gretchen. April vacation 86. The color game (pink and purple), mud and I on the chair at Pete's, the c-club. ladies in snow. Tea parties, eating salad makings, M M's. 4- wheelin' (Bald Rock) Washington trip, shopping sprees, muds house. California w the Girls, CSN 87 (w Kim. Michelle, and mud). Colorado w my 2nd family, cruisin' in the jeep. Monroe Hilton, driving in the convertible. CRAZY ABOUT: The invisible man. M M's. food, and all my fnends and family. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Cruisin' in the jeep and being with the girls. FAVORITE QUOTE: Don't be dismayed at good-byes, a farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments of lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. WILL I leave my brother Patrick the ability to always get his own way and not get in much trouble. JASON ROBERT AREY JUNE 8. 1970 JAS. 'T' NOTED FOR: Flirting, being a taxi, procras- tinating. being late. BEST MEMORIES: Shipoop! . Europe '86. Washington trip. Knights Pond. Sugarloai. Caribbean with James. Walker Park. Franklin. CRAZY ABOUT: The Pupp. being right, things I can't have. PET PEEVE. Being late, putting gas in the Pupp. crep mouse. SECRET AMBITION: To go back to Eu- rope. Seniors 23 THOMAS JEFFREY ARMBRECHT APRIL 9. 1970 I look my Power in my Hand And went against the World Twas not so much as David had But I was twice as bold. I aimed my Pebble but Myself Was all the one that fell. Was it that Goliath was too large Or was myself too small? Emily Dickinson ANGELICA MARIA BAEZA OCTOBER 4. 1969 KELLY. KY. COWBELL. WINONA NOTED FOR: Whining. BEST MEMORIES: D.D. 85. Simplo Minds 85. INXS 85. Sum- mer of '85. '86. 7. w Bhinda. Florida w G’s. all-state '87. Prom '87. Heidi's party with Rachal U2 concert w friends. PYE, Talking with Beth in the Camden Park at midnight. Denmark '86 w mom. Nutcracker '86. CRA- ZY ABOUT: Mozart. Charlie Chaplin, my friends and family especially Rafi. Jon. and Bhinda. PET PEEVE: Having to adjust my eyes to the bathroom light at 6:00 every morning. SECRET AMBITION: To play prin- cipal horn in the BSO. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Sat. at Sail Loft w gram and mom. spending time w Bhinda. and Jenny. FA- VORITE QUOTE: Early morning. April four, a shot rings out in the Memphis sky. free at last, they took your life, but they couldn't take your pride U2. SECRET IDOL Grammy. WILL: 1 leave Bhinda all the solos in band. COBEY BARLOW JANUARY 10. 1970 NOTED FOR: Never doing homework. BEST MEMORIES: Going to Boston to see the Red Sox actually win a game. CRAZY ABOUT: Playing tackle football, weight lift- ing and baseball. PET PEEVE: Not having any money. SECRET AMBITION: Become a pro football or baseball player. FAVORITE QUOTE: Was there any homework due? SECRET IDOL: MOM and DAD. FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Army. WILL: I leave all my bad grades to Shawn Hickey. SAMUEL J. BARTLETT AUGUST 14. 1970 SAM BEST MEMORIES: Katahdin 86. Bar Harbor ‘87. FAVORITE QUOTE: -What do I fear? My soli? There's none else by Richard loves Rich- ard; that is. I am I. Is there a murderer here? No — Yes. I am. Then Fly. What, from myself? Great reason why — Lest I revenge myseli upon myself Shakespeare from King Richard III FUTURE PLANS: To tour the Far East TINA BELCHER SEPTEMBER 19. 1970 BUTCH. HAROLD. TINA ER BEST MEMORIES: 11 1 86 Bald Rock w TB. TB. LS. Merry Springs. 9 19 86 w TB. LD. PC. all the times w Todd. Trina, and Lou. Wash- ington trip '87. 6 17 83. 7 84, Party at Todd s w Tifl. Trena, Trina. Diane. EELLOW w Charlorrne! CRAZY ABOUT: T A B.. TB. CB. G.S.U.. CL. ID. PET PEEVE: People who use other people just to get what they wantl SE- CRET AMBITION: To come into money (fasti) Seniors 25 MICHAEL J. BEX DECEMBER 21. 1970 MIKE BEST MEMORIES: Soccer 84-88. swimming 84- 88. baseball 84-88. R.E.M.. Moody Blues, swim team trip '87. CRAZY ABOUT: R.E.M., Grateful Dead. G.S., R.W., mountains. SECRET AMBI- TION: Be a sports photographer. FAVORITE PASTIME: Baseball, skiing. FAVORITE QUOTE: We are made wise not by the rec- ollections of the past but by the responsibility for our future. George B. Shaw. SECRET IDOL Mom and dad. FUTURE PLANS: CoUege. Wall Street. WILL: I leave T. C. Bland a bagel from break. MELISSA ANN BICKFORD NOVEMBER 14. 1970 MELISSA NOTED FOR: Always chewing gum and being with Michael. BEST MEMORIES: June 7. 1985. horseback riding, swimming in the ocean with Michael CRAZY ABOUT: Michael Theron Marik, children and animals. PET PEEVE: Peo- ple who think they are better than others. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Being with Michael camp, youth rallies, horseback riding, diving, sports. FAVORITE QUOTE: The real challenge hasn't begun until you challenge yourself. SECRET IDOL Aprilann and Rhonda. FUTURE PLANS: To marry Michael, have our log cabin and six children, and to own my own day care center. 26 Seniors CARRYL ELAINE BLAKEMORE APRIL 10. 1970 NOTED FOR: Smiling and laughing at any- thing BEST MEMORIES: 1 14 87. my Phoenix (1 86-7 5 87). REM 86. Saturday nights at Zayre's. CRAZY ABOUT: Mozart, my bassoon, the Smiths. REM. PET PEEVE: Waiting lor phone calls that never come. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to and playing music. FUTURE PLANS: To learn to accept my problems and realize that some- times I can't change them. WILL I wish my sister. Elise, much happiness in the years ahead ol her. FAVORITE QUOTE: Loneliness is a crowded room, lull ol open hearts turned to stone. All together, all alone. There was I many times before. I hope and pray But not too much out of reach is out ol touch. All the way is lar enough.' Brian Ferry Roxy Music SHANNON BOK JANUARY 13. 1970 SHA-BOK (COURTESY LEEPER) NOTED FOR: Mothering everybody. BEST MEMORIES: Harbor Walks with D. O. C.. summer '86. '87. Surprise Joe. appt. with Ray. all the time spent with GGB, Boston with Kim. Washington Trip, chorus. CRAZY ABOUT: Ben and Jerry's chocolate ice cream, time with friends. PET PEEVE: Won- dering Is it truly me? , “II. what and whom? FAVORITE PASTIME: Road trips with Joe and Ray. hysterics with D. O. C. and Will FAVORITE QUOTE: Shannon, he ran over my lootl K. Wedgo. SHAWN BOUCHARD JULY 18. 1970 BEST MEMORIES: Cruisin' with Jim. Coy. Bonnie looking lor a party. CRAZY ABOUT: Things that go last. PET PEEVE: A big tan and brown Chevy station wagon. SECRETT AMBITION: Go into professional drag rac- ing FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on my cars, cruising. SECRETT IDOL: Yosemite Sam FUTURE PLANS: Work, go across the country. WILL: I leave my Fairlane to Ben- nie and my locker in the sophomore wing to my sister. TRACY MICHELLE BRILLIANT OCTOBER 12. 1970 FAVORITE SONG: My darling lives in a world that's unknown to an old child, misunderstood . .. out ol sight, timeless is the creature who is wise and timeless is the prisoner in disguise. Who is the beauty . . . who is the beast. Would you die of grieving when I leave two children too blind to see. I would fall in your shadow ... I believe my love is a man who's not been tamed. My love lives in a world of false pleasure and pain. We come from different worlds ... we are the same I never doubted your beauty . . . I've changed.” SECRET IDOL Stevie Nicks, Aunt Jo. JENNIFER JEAN BRYANT AUGUST 21. 1970 BEST MEMORIES: Washington trip. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1” CP. tho waterbed. the 18th's. New Year's Eve 86. 87. B-ball 84. '85. 86. '87. cruisin with NH. CRAZY ABOUT: Michael Grey. PET PEEVE: MicheUe MitcheU. FAVORITE PASTIME: Play- ing basketball and being with MG. FAVORITE QUOTE: For long you live and high you fly and smiles you give and tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be SECRET IDOL: My father. FUTURE PLANS: Become an accountant and marry Mi- chael. WILL: I leave Nikki Hanley the hope that someday she'll find the ability to talk on the phone without being sick and to Wes Bell the relief of knowing that Michael is FINALLY out of his hairl KIMBERLY ANN CAMPBELL AUGUST 19. 1970 KIM NOTED FOR: Being in Isleboro. BEST MEM- ORIES: Van Cruisin' w Diane and Tracey. Cameron Mt. w DB. BP and JA. Feb 21. 1987. 3 30 87, Suicide w Jane. Monkees 86. Blue Nose w CD. PW. RP. JH. and BR. Senior pic- tures w Crissy and Julie. CB nights w Tracey. Ford power expedition. Sunday afternoon with April. Watermelon. CRAZY ABOUT: Craig and my brother. FAVORITE QUOTE: Live your life as you wish not as someone else wants. SE- CRET IDOL Mom. Donnie and Linda Thanx. FUTURE PLANS: To own a BMW WILL: I leave saying Kenny be good and I love you. SHAWN CHALMERS DECEMBER 10. 1969 SHAWNEE NOTED FOR: Being with Carrie. Dane, and Billy. BEST MEMORIES: Bonanza with Robin. Carrie. Billy. PET PEEVE: Study halls. SECRET AMBITION: To be a mechanic. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with WW. CP. DE. BA. SE- CRET IDOL My dad. FUTURE PLANS: To get mamed and have a family WILL: I leave to my brothers the ability to skip study hall and not get caught CRAZY ABOUT: Wayne Ward. I MARY CHRISTIE APRIL 1. 1970 FAE. R.O.T.Y. NOTED FOR: Being a Christie. BEST MEM ORIES: April 4. 1986. December 19. 1986. Moosehead 83. November 29. 1986. 3 30 87 at Gretchen's. gum time. CRAZY ABOUT: MR2's. poptarts PET PEEVE: 6 9 87. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Being with C.L. FAVORITE QUOTE: The great decisions oi human life have as a rule far moro to do with the instincts and other mys- terious unconscious factors than with conscious will and well-meaning reasonableness. The shoe that fits one person pinches another, there is no recipe for living that suits all cases. Each of us carries his own life-form — an indeter- minable form which cannot be superseded by any other. Carl lung. SECRET IDOL Diane Keaton. Jimmy Stewart. WILL: I leave C-R with the rebel of no more Christie's. CELENE COOMBS SEPTEMBER 20. 1970 NOTED FOR: Being small. BEST MEMORIES: McDonald's with LS. KS. SG. TG; Lockman Fair with SM (Fry the Fish); Fairfield Beach with CC (nice paint job); Detroit with SM and TK; Port Sanilac with GT. DM and the rest, waiting for Bryant with Cesa ... Hi Ha; mall with Cesa. Think it's out? PET PEEVE: Moving. FAVORITE QUOTE: Don't beUeve anything you hear, and only half of what you see. SECRET IDOL The Count. FUTURE PLANS: College CARISSA A. COX JUNE 27. 1970 CARRIE BEST MEMORIES: Bermuda. June 28. 1986. July 4. 1986. Eddie Murphy, Halloween 1986. No- vember 28. 1986, Angie's house (Nov. 29. 1986). December 14. 1986, New Years at John's. Jan- uary 9. 1987. Sean's house (Feb), the Bat- mobile. and Hide-and-seek with PGB. BR. and CC. CRAZY ABOUT: Batman. PET PEEVE: Get- ting our phone taken away in D.C. — Twice! FAVORITE QUOTE: For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll CTy and all you give and all you see is all your life will ever be. WILL: I leave HC and CC the Kath-mobile. DEBORAH L. CRABTREE AUGUST 26. 1970 DEB. DEBBIE. SKRUB. F.O.T.Y. WEEZY NOTED FOR: Twirling my hair BEST MEM- ORIES: October 85 to June 86, Halloween 85, 86. 8 17 87, 7 28 87. sophomore year, camp, tak- ing weezy ridin . Wash. Trip with those guys. Bald Rock. MPR. BR. saaby. 3 30 87 at Gerty's, Tooleys, X-mas Ball 85, 4 13 87, Bryan Adams, room 507 at P.T.'s, Ledges, Ma Tooley, Malcom. M M's. Chakall PET PEEVE: Halloween 87, GW. MA. TA. Papa Smurf (Mr. Farley). FLAI FAVORITE PASTIME: Shopping at Newberry's w Ang. WILL: I leave the teachers the one last Crabtree of the family. DEIDRE ANYA CROCKETT AUGUST 8. 1970 DEE. CHICKADEE. DNOOKUMS NOTED FOR. Aggravating, hanging around w MicheUe. BEST MEMORIES: Bryan Adams Concert '87, Tradewinds. Belfast. Bar Harbor w the Belfast gang '86. walking the break water. CRAZY ABOUT: Ed Hall the Ocean, electric guitars. Cape Cod. my brother. MG. DS. JS. Ashley, and Tigers. PET PEEVE: Snobs. SE- CRET AMBITION: To become a Marine Biol- ogist. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dreaming, being with Eld. FAVORITE QUOTE: 1 won't forget you . . . even though I know I should. — Poison. SECRET IDOL: My dad and my brother Donald. FUTURE PLANS: Party Hardy! WILL I leave lamio Kilton the ability to play Van Halen on his electric guitar. JILL DAY JULY 7. 1970 FAVORITE QUOTE: I know it s tme but I'm sorry to say, yesterday's a day away. Nothing I can do to make it stay like that. I know it's true but I'm sorry to say. I just can't handle things this way. I know it's late but I'd like to stay a while, see you smile. Will you need me m the morning with the sun fresh on the dew? Will you need me in the afternoon made just for me and you? Will you need me in the nighttime starts to crawl? Will you need me at all? MARK E. DEANE NOVEMBER 21. 1969 BEAKER. DEANO NOTED FOR: Listening to U2 in study. BEST MEMORIES: Washington trip 87. CRAZY ABOUT: X-C skiing PET PEEVE; People who hurl others for fun. SECRET AMBITION: To someday be working for a radio station. FA- VORITE PASTIME: X-C skiing. X-C running FAVORITE QUOTE: Life is but a book, of which you are the author SECRET IDOL: Mom and Dad. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Now England School of Broadcasting. WILL: I leave all of my running skills to Spike'' in hopes that he can make varsity and then have the chance to run in the regionals. JULIE A. DESISTO MAY 9. 1970 FRED NOTED FOR: Hangin' out w Clyde. BEST MEMORIES: Summer of '84. goin' cruisin' w Clyde. motorcyclo and the mountain w Mark. checkin' out the guys w Clyde. DC w the DC chorus line, snowmobilin'. slumber parlies, strange looks everywhere we go. M W, traveling PET PEEVE: Snobs. S.H. FUTURE PLANS: To travel the world. Seniors 31 TOBIAS GABRIEL DILORENZO JULY 3. 1970 TOFU. TONY. TOB. TOBIS NOTED FOR: Deborah Harry, Happy cat. BEST MEMORIES: Green Sand Mullins with C'S, Expan sion Jamming, Plays, Fnonds' Houses . . CRAZY ABOUT: Obsession. Drums Guitars. Friends. The Cure. PET PEEVE: Yuppies. Republicans with no direction SECRET AMBITION: To run over Lionel Richie with a tank. FAVORITE PASTIME: Feigning Inieriority. FAVORITE QUOTE: Never imagine yourself not to bo otherwise than what It might appear to others than what you were or might have been would have appeared to then bo otherwise ' SECRET IDOL Bowie. Robert Smith. Stewart Cope- land. Gideon Bok FUTURE PLANS: SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIALITY WILL I leave Johnathan Thomas to Turtle, luck to Emilo. and a warm spot in my heart lor Chrissie. Michelle, and Debbio TODD EDWARD DODGE APRIL 19. 1970 PEANUT. 8-BALL NOTED FOR: Driving the dented station wag- on. BEST MEMORIES: Motley Crue 87. AC DC 86. Summit Parties. Three Wheelin with A.D., T.P.. Bald Rock. CRAZY ABOUT: Sonya. PET PEEVE: People who try to rule everyone else. FAVORITE QUOTE: WHAII That Scares Mel SECRET IDOL: Mighty Mouse FUTURE PLANS: To make the most out of the shortest time. LISA DOYLE NOVEMBER 16. 1969 LISA. NEETNA” NOTED FOR: Stubbornness, dedication, my memory. BEST MEMORIES: 12-21-86. Best gift ever. 1-10-87, Summer 87, Beach with De- laneys. Graduation. CRAZY ABOUT: J.C.. Ka- ren's Car. working with H.C. and M B. PET PEEVE: John. work, and cars that stall in the snow. Forever and Dwayne. SECRET AM- BITION: To be a missionary. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Photography, long phone conversations, spending money. FAVORITE QUOTE: Jesus never fails. Forever is a long. long, time. Well, ya know! SECRET IDOL: Mom and Dad Delaney. FUTURE PLANS: College at F.S.T. or JSBC. mamago. WILL: I leave to K.M. all the health classes the school offers, to B.T. (Liz) a boyfriend with a smaller hand, to T.V. The mission. and to Heather my job at the I.G.A. AGNES DUPUIS APRIL 9. 1970 NOTED FOR: Always wearing the color blue, being French. BEST MEMORIES: Summer of 85. 86. 87, My Trip to the USA. Filou. the day when I was born and — I forgot the rest. CRAZY ABOUT: Blue. Choc- olate. pizza, food in general. Catamarans. Crazy Peoplo. PET PEEVE: Dogs, people calling me Aggie, DP. Tight Shirts. SE- CRET AMBITIOM To sail around the world. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dreaming, trying to draw. FAVORITE QUOTE: Why do today what you can put off until Tomorrow? SE- CRET IDOL: YOU! JOSEPH AMES DYER OCTOBER 3. 1968 CUJO. BOUFIS. DYER. JOE-JOE NOTED FOR: Being the hairiest in the class. BEST MEMORIES: Being with Renee and partying with all of my friends over the yean. CRAZY ABOUT: Renee Seldon. Por- sches. W.D., S B.. A.O. PET PEEVES: People that have everything given to them. SE- CRET AMBITION: To become Peter Pan and never grow up. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with my closest friends. FAVORITE QUOTE: You are what you is what you are. ZAPPA. SECRET IDOL My Grandfather and brother Ted. FUTURE PLANS: To be- come a famous chef and own the number 1 Restaurant. WILL I leave the ability to en- joy life and to never leave school, it's a jung out there. DANE R. EDGECOMB MARCH 29. 1970 ZIG NOTED FOR: Burnouts in the parking lot and loud noises. BEST MEMORIES: Region 8 with Daren M., 1986 and my red chevette CRAZY ABOUT: Nova's and burnouts. PET PEEVE: Punks. SECRET AMBITION: To own my own garage. FAVORITE PASTIME: Working on cars. SECRET IDOL: Grand- father. FUTURE PLANS: Drive an 18 wheel- er. WILL I leave CRHS one great big bum- out in the parking lot. GRETCHEN MAE FARLEY JULY 28. 1970 GERTIE. B.O.T.Y NOTED FOR: Talking Fast. BEST MEMORIES: 2-14-87. 1-9-87. B.R. 86 and 87. D.C. Trip. 11-29- 86 (ang's), 9-18-87, UMO. P.E.I. w T.M.. 3-30-87. B.G., Deb's SAAB. Halloween '86. riding stormy, summers with Krissy, times w R.W.. T.M.. M.C.. D C.. A.A.. A.G.. K.C.. C.C.. M.T and S.R.. but especially my Sister . . . PET PEEVE: Getting our phone taken away in D.C. B.F. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being w Sean. riding, shopping w mom. FAVORITE QUOTE: There is only one success in liie and that is to be able to live your life in your own way. SECRET IDOL: Gram Farley and Mom and Dad. Thank youlll LYNN FITZPATRICK JUNE 25. 1970 LYNZ. ALEX NOTED FOR: Being w Tracy, Charlotte, and Jill. BEST MEMORIES: Virgin Islands. GB 85. Summer '87 — JL. J.S., windows. Boston w KT. Mars w CG. Amphitheater — D.C. SP-HC '87. Colorado Club, JC-long talks. CRAZY ABOUT: Mars. Poison. RC. CG. HC. tents. Mikey. Jack Wagner. PET PEEVE: Mommy. Mommy. Are you mad at me? FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping ... Dancing. FAVORITE QUOTE: 'Isn't that special... T' SECRET IDOL Louise. Karen and Pop. FUTURE PLANS: Boston — The road trip — Radar. WILL: To Heather, be there at 4thl ELIOT S. FREEMAN FEBRUARY 17. 1970 SKIP. SKIPPY. PIKS. TRIP NOTED FOR: Being obnoxious. BEST MEMO- RIES: Bald Rock. D.C., Great escapes. Workin' w Jay. Madawaska 87, Basketball. Partytn' with college guys. CRAZY ABOUT: Money, women, and fat cars. SECRET AMBITION: To win a Porsche 911. FAVORITE PASTIME: Ski- ing. soccer, basketball, eating, sleeping. FA- VORITE QUOTE: 'Tell them it was the dip. FUTURE PLANS: College. 34 Seniors JEFF FULLER MAY 6. 1970 JAKE NOTED FOR: Not going to school. BEST MEM- ORIES: Parties at my house on Appleton Ridge. CRAZY ABOUT: Trouble. PET PEEVE: M.H. SE- CRET AMBITION: To be somebody. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding motorcycles. FAVORITE QUOTE: Life goes on. SECRET IDOL: None. FUTURE PLANS: To be successful WILL: I leave in hopes of never coming back. ROBERT McARTNEY FUREY JULY 2. 1970 FUREY. FURIBUS BEST MEMORIES: Basketball (The auditorium). Blackwater in the van. Moody on the rocks. D.C. trip, tough golf seasons, showdown at Ayer's Fish Market. CRAZY ABOUT: Snow storms, time to myself, good music, playing my saxophone, and good looking girls. PET PEEVE: Driving a Datsun. Fake personalities, two min- ute drills, being asked how long a bus trip will take SECRET AMBITION: To fly in the Air Force. FAVORITE PASTIME: Basketball. Golf. Snowmobiling. sleeping. SECRET IDOL: Dad. Uncle All. Larry Bird. SARAH ELIZABETH FURMAN MARCH 20. 1970 NOTED FOR: Laughing, honesty, sense of smell BEST MEMORIES: At Mary's, nights with leannio. talks with Lorie, summer. Lorie's grandparents, bubblegum punch. Poe paper, laughing, blizzards. Paul. Hugh, football, friends. FAVORITE QUOTE: Take your hands out of your pockets . . get your face adjusted. D Byrne. FUTURE PLANS: Partying with the sharks. Seniors 35 MAUREEN JOAN GARRIGAN MARCH 2. 1970 MO. MREEN NOTED FOR: being with Gretchen. BEST MEM- ORIES: California with the girls. Mud's House. “Do you have any M M's? , being with THE BOYS, T-Time with C-Club. Fantasy Farm. FA- VORITE QUOTE: There will be a day when you open the right door and you will find the perfect utopia. SECRET IDOL: Knight Coo- lidge. WILL: Maureen. Gretchen. Meredith, Becky, leave an empty pack of M M's to Ken- dra. Kate, and Kim. CHARLOTTE GILL OCTOBER 1. 1970 CHARLIE NOTED FOR: Hairspray. dating underclass- men. BEST MEMORIES: Summer '87. mars w Lynn. Pemaquid with Andy and Joe. The C. G guys — Scott — isn't that special? Trips to Jail?? — Loagan D.C.II, Congressmen. Jello with Lynn. CRAZY ABOUT: Scott. Mars and Chocolate, men. PET PEEVE: Spoiled Rotten Kids. A.W. SECRET AMBITION: To get rid of fantasy farmers. FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleep- ing . .. being with everyone! Congressmen. FA- VORITE QUOTE: I'm fixing on ... S.O.S. SE- CRET IDOL: L.F. and S.S. FUTURE PLANS: D. C., S.S.. Boston. WILL: I leave Angela (The S.R.K.) a new car and Scott my mouth. TRAVIS GODERRE JULY 26. 1970 SAVAGE NOTED FOR: Always getting in fights (or help- ing with em!) BEST MEMORIES: Florida. Julia. Allison. Laura. Eddy and Mike. Michelle, my scuba gear, suriboarding. Kim B.. Melissa and Jamie. CRAZY ABOUT: Girls and girls and girls and Cars. Fast cars. Bass music. PET PEEVE: Talking behind somoonos back. SECRET AM- BITION: To be a DJ. FAVORITE PASTIME: Surf- ing at Opal Towers. FAVORITE QUOTE: I dunt know! SECRET IDOL A person who can be themselves. FUTURE PLANS: Record records, restaurant owner. WILL: I leave all my dance and bass records to my friends and the metal to my other friends. 36 Seniors CHRISTOPHER G. GOSS APRIL 23. 1970 CHRIS BEST MEMORIES: Latin club conventions (especially the ones we won), soccer games (the ones I played in). PET PEEVES: Filling out senior statistics, writing application essays to colleges SECRET AMBITION: To rule the world. FAVORITE PASTIME: Plotting global domination. FAVORITE QUOTE: I hate quotes SECRET IDOL: Mr. Spock. FUTURE PLANS: To be on Life styles ol the rich and famous. WILL: To Wes Bell I leave my spot on the certamen team and the first place trophy. ALECIA ANNE GOULETTE AUGUST 24. 1970 ACELLA NOTED FOR: Halloh Alecia. is ya mothah home? BEST MEMORIES: Ang s House. Gerty s house. 1 5 87. 11 29 86. 3 30 87. 9 18 87. 3 20 87. Girls shopping trip. Blue Goose. Washington Trip '87, George Thoroughgood w Ang. S.R.'s parties. Deb doing Bacon. Dec. '87. April 87. CRAZY ABOUT: Shopping, su- permandi PET PEEVE: Claudia. Getting our phones taken away in D.C. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be successful. JENNIFER E. GRAFFAM MARCH 3. 27. 1970 JEN. JENNY. WILIMINA BEST MEMORIES: Summers of '84. and '85. the Washington trip, times with Mark. All-state '87. Florida with Kelly. Portland Youth Wind En- semble. the Nutcracker in Boston. Pop ham Beach CRAZY ABOUT: Music. KeUy. Mark, cats. PET PEEVE: Winter. Morning. SECRET AMBITION: Photography, music. FAVORITE QUOTE: Change and growth take place when a person has risked himself and dares to be- come Involved with experimenting with his or her own lile. Herbert Otto. SECRETT IDOL: Mum. WILL I leave my brother. Jeff. 2 more years of fun. Seniors MICHELLE LEE GREENLAW JULY 23. 1970 SHELL. SHELLY. SYBIL. THUMILIND NOTED FOR Raising h ... with Deo, talking about N O., still hunting ior Bam-Bam. BEST MEMORIES: Times w Nathaniel. Dee, Ryan, times w RL. JL. SF, MG, cruisin' w Dee. going out w MR, HT. DC. EB. EH, MT CRAZY ABOUT: Snow. Craig, Cats, D. C. PET PEEVE: Dee in a bad mood, snobs. SECRET AMBI- TION: To become a novelist. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Times w Scott. Matt. Steve. Harold. Marc. Eld. Ryan. lared. Nathaniel Denny. Ed. FAVORITE QUOTE: I won't iorget you . . . even though I know I should. Poison. SECRET IDOL Mom and Dad and Mr. Potter. FUTURE PLANS: College. NYC. Money WILL: I leave Bamey Rubble all the wenches of the school. MICHALL DAVID GREY JANUARY 16. 1970 MIKE. MIKEEE NOTED FOR: Soccer. BEST MEMORIES: New Year's Eve '86 '87. October 18th. '86. '87. Sun- day soccer. Men's soccer, the water. UMF, Camping ‘84, '85. '86. October 10th 1986, Wes and Johnboys, relationship at MGC. CRAZY ABOUT: Jennifer Bryant, soccer, and Pop tarts. PET PEEVE: Madawaska Refs, warm jelly. SE- CRET AMBITION: Play soccer for the Chicago Sting I FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with J.B.. playing soccer, and car trips w Mr. G.l FA- VORITE QUOTE: In times like the present, men should utter nothing for which they would willingly bo responsible through time and eter- nity. Abraham Lincoln. SECRET IDOL My fa- ther. Mr. G.. Wink. and Johnny Carson. FU- TURE PLANS: Become a teacher and marry Jennifer. WILL I leave Wes Bell my wonderful wit and the hope that he finds some friends. BETHANY JANE GROHS MAY 5. 1970 BETH. BETHY BEST MEMORIES: Europe '87. the ridge. S.C. conventions. Mt. Katahdin. Ml. Washington. Bill New Year's Eve. dozen roses. Reid State Park. Summer '87 and Walker Park. Eastern states. Salzburg, overnight trains, unique monique. pageant. INXS, Sunday River with JT. King's Arms, Beach Hill excursions. Halloween at Heidi's. Tanglewood. Sledding at Snow Bowl duck sauce. Mondays with B.A.. being with Kathie. CRAZY ABOUT: Music, apple- sauce. swinging, and talking. SECRET AMBI- TION: To live in a sunny, yellow house with a large porch and wicker rocking chairs. FA- VORITE QUOTE: Don't go where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. SECRET IDOL: Mom. Dad. Nan. and Mr. Bentley. 38 ▼ Seniors TATE GROUT DECEMBER 23. 1970 TATO. TATER NOTED FOR: Haling mornings. BEST MEM- ORIES: Trips to Sugarloaf. bumps with C.M., R E M 86. first Dally, lirst failed Dally. R.E.M. '87. Heretix. Cure. Breckenridge. Taking homes oil the market, the states, legal jump on main slope. INXS. Late Night With David Letterman. PET PEEVE: Ski Patrol, slow drivers, especially J.H.. incomplete Helicopters FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Skiing FAVORITE QUOTE: My car was built by skilled workers using small wads of automotive grade juicy fruit, the result being that minutes after it was built parts started fall- ing off. ELISABETH FENLEY HALL SEPTEMBER 24. 1970 EB. ES. BISH NOTED FOR: Debating in philosophy and eco- nomics. BEST MEMORIES: Washington trip. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1 cp. Many Moons. Vizie w M.G. and L.H.. Playgrounds with B.A. J.G. support, my first concert, parties in the bam. French III w S.F. CRAZY ABOUT: My family, peanut but- ter cups, my friends. PET PEEVE: Sports, bent forks, rumors, dying batteries. SECRET AM- BITION: To teach the deaf, to travel around the world. FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading. listening to music, going to G.ma's. FAVORITE QUOTE: It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice WILL: 1 leave Laura and her friends my granny car. GREGORY WILLIAM HAYWARD FEBRUARY 7. 1970 GREG NOTED FOR: My incredible love for all human beings! BEST MEMORIES: Bench-breaking. RL to RR. 86 Celtics. '85 Patriots. '87 Golf season, eagle at Bangor Muni. CRAZY ABOUT: Tho Boston Celtics. Saturday Night Live. Star Trek, birdies PET PEEVE: Liberal pinheads. 76ers and Lakers. Tom Heinsohn. SECRETT AMBI- TION: To be tho next Church Lady on SNL. FAVORITE PASTIME: Golf, basketball. TV. FA- VORITE QUOTE He's dead. Jim. Well, isn't that special? SECRETT IDOL: Greg Norman, James T. Kirk, Johnny Most. FUTURE PLANS: USM. WILL: I leave BJ Savage a golf swing and an outside shot. DONALD RAYMOND HEALD IV FEBRUARY 17. 1969 DUCKIE NOTED FOR: hunting with D.D. and A C , boing with A H., making explosives. BEST MEMO RIES: Summit '85. '86. ‘87, Hunting with Dorok and Adam, cruisin' with Alison. CRAZY ABOUT: Hunting, being with Alison. PET PEEVE: People on bicycles, mail boxes, and pooplo who are against hunters. SECRET AM BITION: to own my own gunsmith shop. FA- VORITE PASTIME: BASH in editors with Derek FAVORITE QUOTE: Thoy’U tako away my gun when they pry it Irom my cold doad fingers. SECRET IDOL Bill Chalmers FUTURE PIANS: Own my own gun shop. WILL: I leave this school to anyone foolish enough to accept it. JEANNE ALISON HOFFMAN DECEMBER 9. 1969 JEANNIE, BEANNE NOTED FOR: Being leannie, talking loud. last, and lots, gum on my bedposts. BEST MEM- ORIES: Dancing around the Kitchen, intense talks with Lauren, dancing in the car with Julia, moat of my time spent with Will, walks with Evie. having a clean room, smoking cigarettes, nights with Sarah and Mj. spending the night at Lily Pond 3 days before moving. Aug, 2. 1986 all day. Monhegan. African Safad. Paris. 8CALI, and getting high honor roll-twice. FAVORITE PASTIME: hanging out at Fitzies. smoking and drinking Java. SECRET AMBITION: To be an astronaut or a surgeon-did someone say hy- pochondriac? LORIE ANN HOPKINS APRIL 8. 1970 LO NOTED FOR: Speaking pseudo-espanol. BEST MEMORIES: Football Sundays and Capture the Hag w the ‘extended family. Poe paper w Sarah, weeks of liberation w Ab and Sarah, pasta palaces, mi casa es tu casa. meteor ex- pedition. Frenzied Frappe runs. lames Taylor car trips I and II. jingles, butter my bagel pleased bouncing blizzards. CRAZY ABOUT: Competition, frozen peanut butter cups. Au- tumn. High Prather, winter night skies, talks w S.F.. K.Z., AX. LX, S.R.. A.H.. Antiques. Balmy nights, outdoor activity. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Tennis. Introspection, bailing out my rab- bit. hiking FAVORITE QUOTE: Wisdom is knowing when you can't be wise. PET PEEVE: loggers and rusty rabbits. ROBERT JOHN HYSSONG NOVEMBER 30. 1969 ROB. ROBBIE. YEMO NOTED FOR: Having a large phone bill work- ing at the IGA being in debt, logic, analogies. BEST MEMORIES: D.E.A.. CL's B-day parties. INXS 86. R.E.M. 86 and '87 plus sleeping ac- commodations, Summer of '83. Funtown ‘87. 1 6 87. Columbus Day wookond '87, The band practices and performances, and Carousel '86. CRAZY ABOUT: D.E.A.. my friends. R.E.M.. INXS. V2. The Cure, and chocolate- Marshmallow-peanut squares. PET PEEVE: Conformity, rumors, two-faced people. FAVOR- ITE PASTIME: Listening to music, and being with my friends. Seniors 41 CHRISTINE ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARCH 27. 1970 CRISSY, CHRIS NOTED FOR: Being with Jessica, being blonde. BEST MEMORIES: Washington D.C.. singing w S. A C. I. M. K. Shannon's scad, 5 o'clock, parties at C's, (My b-day parties). Tractor with J and S. cruising w J, T and C. yellow Chev. Bay Festival w Gary. water and rubber band lights w C and D. riding horses w J. C and T. watch- ing movies w J and C. PET PEEVE: Joey John- son in creative writing, the Narcs of the world. FAVORITE PASTIME: Trying to do things I'm not supposed to without getting caught. FA- VORITE QUOTE: Oh well. sure. zoid. There’s three sides to every story, there's your side, there's my side, and then there's the truth. Loverboy. AMY ELLEN JONES MAY 11. 1970 AIM NOTED FOR: Being with S.M. and C.A., talking excessively, eating slowly, not being as shy. quiet, and innocent as I seem at first. BEST MEMORIES: Ireland. Arbutus, late nights, long drives, lip syncing trio, slap-me-zero, Junior year, phone calls, March 20. Pizza Hut. 3 20 87 to 8 22 87, Latin, sailing trip ’84. CRAZY ABOUT: J.J.. A C.. Teddy bears and hugs. PET PEEVE: Disappointment. SECRET AMBITION: To delve the depths of the human mind. FA- VORITE QUOTE: 'Veni. vidi, vici J.C. FUTURE PLANS: College. Med-School, marriage, chil- dren. etc., etc. WILL: I leave to J.W. my weird sense of humor, to K.F. my experience with men. and to T.M. my conflagration and my Latin dictionary — Vale plurimum. VINCENT M. JONES SEPTEMBER 29. 1969 SKINNER NOTED FOR: Sleeping in Mr. Hope's study hall. BEST MEMORIES: Getting my license, and shooting my first deer on the first day of hunting season in 1986. PET PEEVE: Cruisers. SECRET AMBITION: To win the megabucks. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skipping school. FAVORITE QUOTE: Do you know what I mean? FUTURE PLANS: Go on to be a carpenter. 42 Seniors PATRICIA KEENE MAY 21. 1970 CLYDE. PATTY. TRISH NOTED FOR: Never being in school al- ways smiling. BEST MEMORIES: All my weekends with Phillip. Cruising in the bondo buggy w Fred in Rockland, trying to find new toys to play with. CRAZY ABOUT: Phili J.D.. J.W.. D.C.. L.T.. L.B.. R.B.. C.E.. wrestling, basketball. PET PEEVE: People who look down on other people. SECRET AMBITION: To get home on time from a date FAVORITE PASTIME: Being w Phillip. staying out late, playing w Max. SECRET IDOL: Sledge Hammer. Wendi Richter. LARA KEIDEL JANUARY 7. 1970 NOTED FOR: Dancing. BEST MEMORIES: Football Sundays, pasta palace. Hallow- een 86, summers w Chuck and Vernon, songbird '87. summer '87 w Fred and Amy. Dancing. Carousel '86. Blizzard trips, horse shows w the gang. Tristan, spending time w Fred Z.. track ‘87. Searsmont? Ice skat- ing w S.F., Bobby McFerrin. Arthur Hall. CRAZY ABOUT: Dancing. Fred, old ballet shoes. Lupinettes. McFerrin. and Baryshnikov. PITT PEEVE: Wasted talents, cleaning Sundays, dead battenes. FAVOR- ITE PASTIME: X-long ballet classes and jumping lessons. FUTURE PLANS: Study dance and dance therapy. SEAN PATRICK KELLY DECEMBER 29. 1970 T.C., TOP CAT NOTED FOR: My boots, hunting, fishing. BEST MEMORIES: Hunting with Gary, Scott and Ra- dar. CRAZY ABOUT: Hunting, fishing, cruisin'. PET PEEVE: Tod Kennedy, Liberals. SECRET AMBITION: To build a small cabin on a 500 acre parcel in British Columbia. Canada. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Hunting, fishing, camping. FAVORITE QUOTE: Vietnam: Good soldiers Gutless politicians. SECRET IDOL: Oliver North. Gordon Poland. Gary Scavetle. FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Navy Sea-Air-Rescue. STERLING W. KIERSTEAD JUNE 3. 1970 JOE. JO-JO. KEER-STED NOTED FOR: Being late for homeroom, taking in-school vacations, falling asleep in geometry. BEST MEMORIES: Summer '86. '87. Vaughan concert, cruzin with the dudes in the blue beast. CRAZY ABOUT: Julie, Suzy. flea markets, and junk in any way. shape, or form. PET PEEVE: People who say they're quitting smoking every other day. then go buy a pack. SECRET IDOL: My mom and dad and also my grandfather. I know he's watching over us. PETER VINCENT KILLORAN AUGUST 4. 1970 PEKE. PEKEY. PEKESTER NOTED FOR: Writing clearly and spelling cor- rectly, sleeping. BEST MEMORIES: Pasta Pal- ace. capture the flag, football, grandparent parties. PK parties, theatre productions. Soviet Union. CRAZY ABOUT: Sleeping. SECRET AM- BITION: Senior secret. FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping. FAVORITE QUOTE: 'To smash the simple atom, all mankind was intent. Now any- day the atom may return the compliment.’' Ina M nathaka nova. e 44 Seniors PETER KLIVANS JULY 21. 1970 KLI NOTED FOR: Concern lor food. BEST MEM- ORIES: Sunday football and capture-the-flag with the extended family, at LH's. KB's. FZ's, PK's, PK2's. Smith. CCCP. PIC CRAZY ABOUT: Chocolate. Pizza. Taco Salad, my sister. DS. CS. PB. PET PEEVE: Phonies. SECRET AM- BITION: To be what I want to be. FAVORITE PASTIME: Having empty conversations with Pete FUTURE PLANS: To be a diplomat. M'HAMED KRIFA FEBRUARY 29. 1968 CHICK NOTED FOR: Being studious. AFS student from Tunisia. BEST MEMORIES: Mr. Potter's Amer- ican Lit. Class, sailing. CRAZY ABOUT: Eating Lobster. PET PEEVE: Noisy “study halls. SE- CRET AMBITION: To be able to grow a beard like Mr. Potter's. FAVORITE PASTIME: Read- ing. visiting Stone Soup. FAVORITE QUOTE: ‘To live is to suffer, and to feel the injury of life, repeated, and enlarged. Henry lames. SE- CRET IDOL My parents, my brother Salah. and his wife. Sherifa. my sister Zohra. and my cousin Besma. FUTURE PLANS: To become an English teacher in Tunisia. CHRISTOPHER MIR LAMMI AUGUST 13. 1970 BAM-BAM NOTED FOR: Forgetting dates, conversations, and names (too often). BEST MEMORIES: R1SD summer '87, Spain with Amy. Hope. ME with Becky. California with Karvis. summers with the Green the Bleu, my birthdays with Rob. years with Christina. CRAZY ABOUT: Karvis. Amy. Ollie. Christina. Kate. Leora. Michel. Egypt. SECRET AMBITION: To attend the per- fect school. FAVORITE PASTIME: Drawing, ex- ploring. FAVORITE QUOTE: I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure in the landscape, the loneliness of it the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it. the whole story doesn't show . . . Andrew Wyeth. SECRET IDOL: Bill Anderson. Kate Dana. Frank Eventoff. Alimr. Seniors 45 PETER LANDRY NOVEMBER 1. 1969 PET PEEVE: Sonya Myers. J.S.. S.W., Mr. Sims. BEST MEMORIES: Washington Trip. '87. Madawaska '87. SECRET IDOL: J. Y DAVID C. LEAVITT MARCH 9. 1970 BEST MEMORIES: Boat. R.E.M. 86. sleeping accomodations. R.E.M. '87. Hereto. Late night with Letterman. Sugar loaf, waterskiing with ma and pa. night over at Sugarloaf. Chevy, fables, jumping fences, massive roadkill. OOB. yel- low and purple arrows, climbing Snow Bowl at night. It's ail over now.” upo, proud crowd. CRAZY ABOUT: Females, pumpkins, apple fights, for sale signs. PET PEEVE: Tate s lack of observation, bonnevilles. FAVORITE QUOTE: And the children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations. Bowie. WILL I leave this advice One mustn't hold onto broken dreams for the razor sharp edges can be fatal. Dylan. CHAD LEONARD DECEMBER 28. 1969 NOTED FOR: Hot wiring Dasher. BEST MEM- ORIES: Aerosmith 87. Cars 87. prom 87, Hal- loween 86. CRAZY ABOUT: Graduating. PET PEEVE: Ignition swinging in Dasher. SECRET AMBITION: Come into money. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hitting snowbanks at 45. FAVORITE QUOTE: Take tho best. WILL I leave my Saab to Dwight Collins to deal with. ANDREW M. LESMERISES MARCH 11. 1970 LEZ. SNAKE. ANDY BEST MEMORIES: Bronco Ben I and II. maybe III, the third comer. Simple Minds 87. Adven- tures of Meagannck. golf team. Caliiomia '87. Plymouth State. PET PEEVE: Thomas Mills. To- mand Lori. Bdf. Rockland Goli team. Shamoo. SECRET AMBITION: Own a pink Lamborghini with a purple lightning bolt. FAVORITE QUOTE: Any road followed precisely to its end leads precisely nowhere. Climb the mountain just a little bit to test that it's a mountain. From the top of the mountain you cannot see the mountain'' — F. Herbert. WILL: I leave all my skills to Geoff so that he can go past the first round w o getting a D.Q. CHALORNE LIBBY MAY 8. 1970 CHUCKIE. CHUCKLES. UPCHUCK. CHALORRNRRNE NOTED FOR: Talking and being loud. BEST MEMORIES: Heart '87. Crosby. Stills and Nash '87, Roger Waters. '87. Sophomore year with J.M.. Summer of '86 with T.N.. Winter of '87. Bald Rock and pit parties, Washington trip '87. II- ICCCEEE. All the times mama went away and left me the house. Graduation weekond of ‘87. all nighters with Tracey and not getting caught, EUow with T.B. PET PEEVE: Tracey Marshall (ha! ha!. Don't like you) FAVORITE PASTIME: Partying with friends. SECRET IDOL: My mam- ma. thanks for always being thore for me. HEATHER ELIZABETH LINDQUIST JUNE 3. 1970 HEZ. SMURF NOTED FOR: Being the common denomina- tor” in 8th penod study hall. BEST MEMORIES: The Katahdin and Rock Castle Gorge adven- tures, and Nancy's hug. CRAZY ABOUT: Flying dreams, shining faces, and majestic mountains. PET PEEVE: People who know me only as I used to be. and don't try to get to know me for who I am today. SECRET AMBITION: When I’m feeling ambitious. I'll let you in on a secret. FAVORITE PASTIME: Rock climbing. FAVOR- ITE QUOTE: There is pleasure in the pathless woods, there is a rapture on the lonely shore, there is society, where none intrudes, by the deep sea. and music in its roar. I love not man less, but nature more.” Lord Byron. Seniors 47 RYAN LOW JULY 21. 1970 WAYNE NOTED FOR: Having an open mind and never criticizing anyone. BEST MEMORIES: '87 Class A Runner-ups, R.L. to RR. '87 NBA champi- onship. CRAZY ABOUT: Golf, G.S.. Indiana Basketball. MASH. Steve Alford. PET PEEVE: Boston Celtic Fans. Larry Bird. G.H.'s Celtic Hat. Johnny Most. SECRET AMBITION: To live long enough to see the Knicks beat the Celtics. FAVORITE PASTIME: Golf. TV. SECRET IDOL: Hawkeye Pierce. Michael Iordan. FUTURE PLANS: College LISA MARIE LUCE JANUARY 24. 1971 FROSTY. LEE-LEE BEST MEMORIES: 9 23 86. 10 15 86. Squinel Island. Portland w Jim. 12 19 86. 141. eating Mr. Goodbars w Mlssy H . Discussions w Usa D.. living waters w Sharon '87. Freeport w Gail. the beach w Jim. CRAZY ABOUT: lames David Harding. SECRET AMBITION To run my own nursery school. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Being with lames. FAVORITE QUOTE: Someday the path he chose for me will all be understood: in heaven's clearer light I'll see all things worked out for good. Peterson. SECRET IDOL Aunt Mel and Uncle Lonnie. FUTURE PLANS: Get married. WILL I leave my ability to play whiffle ball to Mr. Hart, so he can give it to another gifted student. 48 Seniors JOHN STEFAN LUQUE MAY 22. 1970 JUAN. GREEN HORNET NOTED FOR: Bad driving, working at the cinema, good grades. BEST MEMORIES: Mt. Battle, summit with M.A.. C.A.. C.B.. rear-room sojourns. Raking with Max. skating A M . Asphyx and Cocoa, harking amphitheatre, voices, cinema nightlife. CRAZY ABOUT: Skating vacations. PET PEEVE: People who just don't understand, cops who take my skate- board. SECRET AMBITION: To enjoy every moment of life. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skate- boarding. thinking, listening to music. FAVOR- ITE QUOTE: If man advocates confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau. SECRET IDOL: Sherlock Holmes. FUTURE PLANS: To experience nov- elty. ANDREW MAIN AUGUST 27. 1970 NOTED FOR: Never being In school. BEST MEMORIES: Aerosmith. partying, cruising around. CRAZY ABOUT: School. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skipping school. FUTURE PLANS: Make loads of money. MICHAEL THERON MANK DECEMBER 9. 1968 MIKE NOTED FOR: Being sarcastic and being with Melissa. BEST MEMORIES: June 7. 1985 meet- ing Melissa. CRAZY ABOUT: Melissa Bickford. PET PEEVE: When one question is asked and there are actually five. SECRET IDOL: Leonard Ames (Papa). FUTURE PLANS: Get married to Melissa DEREK STEVENS MARSHALL AUGUST 27. 1970 NOTED FOR: Swimming BEST MEMORIES: Swimming in Florida, E.T. on the ceiling, and the most gratuitous use ol the word Belgium in a screenplay. CRAZY ABOUT: Practicing swim ming. morning practices. PET PEEVE: Bench rats, short practices. LC. and people who get in the way SECRET AMBITION: Paris. 1992 FA VORITE QUOTE: Nothing good comos easy because nothing easy does any good. Don't let school get in the way oi your education. SECRET IDOL. Victor Davis FUTURE PLANS College TRACEY JEAN MARSHALL MARCH 28. 1970 PETULIA BEST MEMORIES: Bald Rock, the ledges, mad nerve and fence w R.W., (8 9 86). all nighters w C.L. late walks, fantasy farm. C.B nights w Kim, the lake and Island. Angie's. D.C. trip. Farley's. Blue Goose. Isleboro. Sandy, Fla.. P.E.I. w G.F., Bragg van. Bernadette (J.B.), horseback riding, a special friend. Andrew. Grad parties w G.S. CRAZY ABOUT: Sunsets, school (Hal), food and my whole Fam Damilyl FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding, country cruisin', boing with friends. FAVORITE QUOTE: Lose your dreams and you will loso your mind. Stones. SECRET IDOL: Gram Marshall and My mom and Dad — 1 love you. DAREN MARTIN SEPTEMBER 12. 1968 DWEEZIL NOTED FOR: Motor and chainsaw sound ef- fects. BEST MEMORIES: Talking with Dane about cars. CRAZY ABOUT: Kelly and bikes PET PEEVE: School, and everything to do with it. Volvo's. SECRET AMBITION: To go to Lou- isiana. FAVORITE PASTIME: Street racing, hanging around in Rockland. FAVORITE QUOTE: Racel SECRET IDOL: Grandfather. FUTURE PLANS: To be a biker WILL: I leave Dean Martin my diploma so he won't have 3 more years at CRHS. Seniors AMY KATHERINE MARX MAY 2. 1970 AMES. AMISON. AMOS BEST MEMORIES Soviet Trip 87. Countless times with H M and J.H.. Ml Washington trip, hanging out in The Pit. lighting and sharing with R M . visiting friends at college. Wash- ington. D C and Texas summer ‘87. Pink Floyd. CSN. and JT concerts '87. musicals. Basketball. S.R.’s ring CRAZY ABOUT My summer family. my little brothers — N B and S.B.. talking with, listening to. and learning from Mr Bentley FAVORITE QUOTE: Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet than your acquaintances will know you in a thousand years. Richard Bach. SECRET IDOL: Betsy Sweet ROMY HEATHER MASSIE JUNE 4. 1970 ROM. ROMS. RC NOTED FOR: Always having a cold, going to meetings everyday 5A BEST MEMORIES: Quebec '85 and '87. Washington trip. Hooters '87. Aruba trips, learning to ski with Megan, leaving Orono at 4 am. talks with Mr. Seymour. Sept 24. 1987. 1NXS 86. breakfasts with BUI. May 13. '87. talks with S.A.R.. sneaking out with M G., late night at WMCM, Walker Park with MIR. times with Amy. being with Carrie, cheer- ing camp. CRAZY ABOUT: MJR. chocolate- chocolate chip ice cream, gummy bears, my mom. PET PEEVE: Winston and Theron SE- CRET AMBITION: To climb to the top of MT. Washington. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing tennis and being with friends. FAVORITE QUOTE: Love is friendship inspired by beau- ty. Cicero. SECRET IDOL: my grandfather. ELAINE RUTH McCONNELL OCTOBER 13. 1969 MICKEY. BUBBLES. RAT NOTED FOR: Being very sarcastic. BEST MEM ORIES: McDonald's w S.D and A.D., movies w K.N. and M O.. Lisa's 17th b-day picnic w Mrs. B and Shelly, waterskiing at F and B Picnic, car shopping w L.L. CRAZY ABOUT: Banana splits, walking tho broakwater PET PEEVE: Waiting SECRET AMBITION To own my own clothing shop FAVORITE PASTIME. Picking on C.S.. making my sister Anita mad. FAVORITE QUOTE: Hey. sweet pea I SECRET IDOL: Vivian Leigh. Clark Gable WILL: I leave Shelley Bouchard enough gas to get from Ap- pleton to Rockland and back. Seniors 51 JASON McKAY APRIL 15. 1970 McKAY NOTED FOR Talking to myteli. BEST MEM- ORIES: Summer of '87. Fall '87. CRAZY ABOUT: SM. AS. DR my life, SB, The Cure, Sex Pistols. 10,00 maniacs. PET PEEVE: Meagan Rick. Tom Mills. All freshmen. FAVORITE PASTIME: Work. FAVORITE QUOTE: I'm Robin Leech for the lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, and I don't know why. SECRET IDOL Donald Duck. Mickey Mouse. Carl Seagan. Robin Leech. FU- TURE PLANS: Navy for 4 years, life for the rest. WILL: I leave all school belongings to anybody who wants them. 9 CHRISTOPHER D. M. McKEARNEY MARCH 7. 1970 NOTED FOR: Playing golf, skiing. BEST MEM- ORIES: Sugar loaf, spring skiing with Tate, The Cure 8 7 87, R.E.M. 10 18 87, Heretix Concert Squeeze concert INXS 11 7 87. Golf states 1987, ski states '85 and ’86 with Tate, summer swims at the lake with Anita. February va- cation skiing in Vermont with Bruce 86-87, sum- mer of '87 with Anita. CRAZY ABOUT: The Cure. Bump skiing, powder to the waist, ripcord. Anita. PET PEEVE: Slushy snow. SE- CRET AMBITION: To ski on all 7 continents, win the masters. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skiing. FA- VORITE QUOTE: ' .. . and then one day; wham!, there it was. the earth, solid as a rock and as dense as a door knob. Walter Percy. SANDRA LYNN McLEOD JUNE 7. 1970 SAND. SANDY NOTED FOR: My bracelets, being with Aim. Blonde hair. BEST MEMORIES: The Rock. Nightskim. the Big Hill. Ireland 87. the Ar- butus. the cottage and skylight, the good oT times in Pa. Butte. Montana and hangin’ out. slap me zero’s, junior year, crackers and morn- ing break CRAZY ABOUT: Strawberry fruit wrinkles.” playing the piano, music boxes, hugs and Edward. PET PEEVE: Moths, store- bought pizzas, jet lag. typewriters and MATH. SECRET IDOL: My gram, snuifleupagus. FU- TURE PLANS: College, music, marriage and kids. WILL: To Scott: a pillow and earplugs for study hall. Beth: a case of before-lunch” lip- stick. Julie: the ultimate pack of gum. and to one very special Eugene Everette Amos mem- ories. LORI McMAHON MARCH 26. 1970 LOR NOTED FOR: Freckles. Drama, running on the track team. BEST MEMORIES: Summer of 84 (The McMahon house parties! right mom). Jeff. N. Carolina. Track team. Dire Straits. R.E.M., Dave and Dory’s!! (Ralph?). The Crucible (’85- '88). Graduation (I can just tell it's going to be one of the HAPPIEST days of my life!). CRAZY ABOUT: Zoom. K.D.. J.M.. S.M.. T.L.. R.H.. C.S.. Food!, art. Am. Lit., Drama. PET PEEVE: When you can’t find something you just set down. SECRET AMBITION: To find the one thing miss- ing . oh! and be RICH!! FAVORITE PASTIME: Procrastinating! SECRET IDOL: My mom! FU- TURE PLANS: To go to fashion merchandising and get rid of the bright colors and acid wash jeans! WILL: I leave Jessy Simmons two more fun filled years of high school and the red streak in my hair. SHANNON BETH McREE MAY 10. 1970 BEST MEMORIES: 4-wheehn. Washington. Maine, that Sunday drive to Pemaquid Point, study halls with Lori, the squash toss. CRAZY ABOUT: Matthew, my sister. Lori. Hope. Apple cider. Autumn in Marne, ballet. PET PEEVE: People who judge others for what they aren't. SECRET AMBITION: To write, to paint and to forever create things to give to the ones I love. SECRET IDOL: Jim ©ana Lasansky and Grizzly Adams FUTURE PLANS: To build a home in Alaska. WILL: I leave all the joys and sorrows of high school to my sister. Seniors 53 MARK MERRIFIELD NOVEMBER 18. 1969 SPARKY NOTED FOR: Driving a diiierent car everyday. BEST MEMORIES: Prom 87. 88. wrestling, states and regionals. '86. '82. '88 Monroe. Aer- osmith '87. Fantasy Farm, ice fishing trips, and The Pushaws. CRAZY ABOUT: Black cars. G.S.. M.G.. W.H., R.W.. S.W.. M.C.. and 4 Whee- lin'. PET PEEVE: Pooplo who think they're better than others. SECRET AMBITION: To close down the Ford factory. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting, fishing, skiing, being with friends, and long trips. SECRET IDOL: Donny and Laura Pushaw. FUTURE PLANS: To be the Game Warden in Knox County. ELLIOT HART MITCHELL JULY 26. 1970 BIG BOY BONES NOTED FOR: Skateboarding. Wearing Weird Vans. BEIST MEMORIES: Three Dog Night '87. Humean Gloria '85. Suicidal Slamming. Fall '87. Skiing 86. '87. McClures. Ramp lams. Rock- land Ramp '87. CRAZY ABOUT: H.M.. Skate- boarding. Betty's. PET PEEVE: Super Jocks. Cops who take your skateboard. Feb. 2. 1979. SECRET AMBITION: To get air. to reincarnate Sid and the Sex pistols. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skateboarding. Hunting and Fishing with Mike Moody. FAVORITE QUOTE: Dream. Dream. Dream that Queen. Queen of all my Dreams. Pink Floyd. SECRET IDOL: My Pa. Tony Hawk. FUTURE PLANS: To bo a sponsored skater liv- ing on Venice beach in a box. WILL: I leave Mike G.. Josh P.. Rod N.. and Erik N. all the good time skating, slamming, and my Cab.” MICHAEL L. MOODY NOVEMBER 1. 1969 MIKE NOTED FOR: Playing Baseball and Being with Serena, not doing homework. BEST MEMO- RIES: Baseball ‘87. '88. Legion ball. 86. 87. 88. Fall '87 w P.L. '87. being w S.L., Staying at the Blaine House in Augusta during the Play offs '87. PET PEEVE: Mrs. Marcoon, French com- positions. SECRET AMBITION: To play pro baseball or be a coach. FAVORITE PASTIME: Baseball, hunting with Elliot, being with Se- rena. CRAZY ABOUT: Serena Lovejoy. base- ball. SECRET IDOL: My Dad. Bill Hughes FU TURE PLANS: Attend USM. Play baseball. WILL: I leave Aaron Bailey a good curve ball and high batting avg. 54 Seniors DALE NADONLY DECEMBER 22. 1969 HANK NOTED FOR: Being on E. BEST MEMORIES: Knights Pond, cars '87. Vaughan '87. Funtown '87. The Girly. Moody on the Rocks CRAZY ABOUT: Playing Sports. PET PEEVE: S.D.. B.C. SECRET AMBITION: To become a megabucks winner FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing sports, being with friends. SECRET IDOL: Chris Saw- yer. FUTURE PLANS: College. KIMBERLY LYNN NASH MARCH 11. 1970 KIM. SHORTY NOTED FOR: Being with Shannon, constantly talking about James. BEST MEMORIES: Prom 1987; trips to Florida. Boston. North Carolina. Virginia. California, Washington D.C. trip. Now Hampshire. CRAZY ABOUT: James J. Roy. my brother, and Sundaes. PET PEEVE: People that are too conceited to enjoy people and Ule. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Being with Jamos. trips to Aroostook County. Cruisin' with Elaine and Mindy FAVORITE QUOTE: Why be difficult when with a little bit of effort you can be im- possible?? People struggle to be original when all along they could be a one in a million. SECRET IDOL Grarrue FUTURE PLANS: To become an accountant, if I don't change my mind again. KELLY ELIZABETH O'BRIEN MARCH 18. 1970 KELLY O.. KAY O NOTED FOR: Smiling, my oyes. Being a slob. BEST MEMORIES: Simple Minds w DS. Port- land 87. N.I. Rugby Team. Fourth floor. 6 11 87. Tho crash house. Meeting on the beach. 2 21 87. Getting hit by celebrities 4 13 87. PM and the moon. CRAZY ABOUT: A.D.. I.D.. T.B.. C.S.. D.S.. A.B.. A.F.. S.K.. P.M.. J.Y.. M Y.. R.S. SECRET AMBITION: To run away with my knight in shining armor. SECRET IDOL: Mom. Dad. Sandy, DM. FAVORITE QUOTE: Nothing is what it seems. WILL I chal- lenge anyone to go through the summer I just did and survive AND keep their sanity. Seniors 55 MATTHEW ROBERT OGIER JULY 10. 1970 MATT NOTED FOR: Poking People. BEST MEMO- RIES: Knights Pond. R and R. The Den. George Thorofxxi. Deep Purple. Stevie Ray Vaughan. Sugarloai. The Girly, Moose head. Halloween. Rocky Honor. IO's, Castine 87'. Ski- ing. Florida. Washington. State convention '85. '86. and hunting with my father. CRAZY ABOUT: Coffee and LIFE. PET PEEVE: Getting up early. C.T.. and the C.P.D. SECRET AM BITION: To go to Switzerland and open the biggest, wildest Ski resort in the world. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Road trips. FAVORITE QUOTE: It is not what you are that holds you back, it's what you think you are not. SECRET IDOL Jimmi Hendnx. My Parents. FUTURE PLANS: I will get into politics and become Speaker of the House of Representatives. WILL: I leave Lori Tibbetts to fill my spot on student council as I did her brother. MICHELLE MARION OSGOOD MAY 22. 1970 MITCH. OZZY NOTED FOR: Always asking people for gum BEST MEMORIES: October 26. 1987; Christmas Ball '86 and '87; Chocolate pudding; times with Kart, philosophy with Mr. Vail. CRAZY ABOUT: John M. Stephens. PET PEEVE: The Nark Patrol prejudiced people, clip-on ties. SECRET AM- BITION: To travel around tho world. FAVORITE PASTIME: Spending time with J.S. and shop- ping with M.D. and J.B FAVORITE QUOTE: The idea is not tho pot of gold, but the rainbow itself DLR. SECRET IDOL I F and Chotey Lai. FUTURE PLANS: College. Travel and Tourism. WILL I leave the incoming freshmen one great year with Mr. Strom before he finally graduates after 30 years. MELINDA ANN OSTING DECEMBER 21. 1969 MINDY. MINAFERD. GUMBY NOTED FOR: Being with Fred and on crutches. BEST MEMORIES: April 30. 1986. July 13. 1986. Christmas Ball ‘86, prom '86. going to a movie with E M.. K.N., Cruising with K.N.. K.T.. E M., camping '87. Washington trip '87. CRAZY ABOUT: Fred Watmough PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others and K.R. SECRET AMBITION: Marry Fred Watmough. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Fred, water skiing. FAVORITE QUOTE: The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. SE- CRET IDOL My mom. Mr. Goods peed, Mrs. Ridley. Miss Duke. Fred W.. Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage and school maybe. WILL: I leave my sister Mary five more years of school. KRISTEN GAYLE PALMER DECEMBER 27. 1969 KRIS NOTED FOR: Having many facial expressions. BEST MEMORIES: Freshman year. Sledding at the Snow Bowl, field hockey camp, band trips. Quebec tnp. Sugarloaf. talks with K.Z., summer 86. Hugh O'Brien Leadership Conference '86. Mr. Bentley s chemistry class, cheering, cheer- ing camp. Music man. working at Maine Sport. Washington Trip, Girls Stato and mooting G.W CRAZY ABOUT: Talking, playing the flute, sponding time with family and fnonds. skiing, summer, tho color pink, poetry and rosos. SE- CRET AMBITION: To work for a government agoncy. FAVORITE QUOTE: To live life is so startling it loavos little timo for anything else. — Emily Dickinson WILL: 1 leave my sister Kym my desk, hoping that she will studylll CHRISTOPHER H. PATSTONE JULY 9. 1970 PUD NOTED FOR: Knowing 51 digits of pi. BEST MEMORIES: Ski team. Sugarloaf. trip around Megunticook w AS. Mt. Washington. Firemen's biko race. Washington D.C., Calif. '82. skiing in Utah '84 and Canadian Rockies '86. summer '87. the boat, taking houses off the market, play- ing w band at PCHA CRAZY ABOUT: Fer- rari s, Moguls, sunsets, most of '87 series, roller coastors. SECRET AMBITION: Become a fight- or pilot. FAVORITE PASTIME: Biking, skiing at Snow Bowl, bombing through country roads. FAVORITE QUOTE: Where does the road go! SECRET IDOL: Mr B N B FUTURE PLANS: Tech school, then own a ferrari. drive a jaguar and live with miss perfect. CARRIE PEASE APRIL 13. 1970 BEANZIE. BUG NOTED FOR: Being with Shawn Chalmers in parking lot. BEST MEMORIES: August 21. 1983. Parking lot with buddies 1987. Bonanza with S.C.. B.A., R.C.. Being with D.E. and S.C. CRA- ZY ABOUT: Jill Pease, mom. dad. Gram. Morrill. Rodney Marston, PAPA Donman. PET PEEVE: Pooplo who give me funny looks. SECRET AM BITION: Be a nurse and make my daughter proud of me. FAVORITE PASTIME: Boing with my little family. FAVORITE QUOTE: Live free or die — What a bargain. SECRET IDOL: Papa Denman. Jill Pease FUTURE PLANS: Go far away and Get a job. WILL: I leave all my books and my locker to anybody that wants them. Seniors 57 THOMAS ANTHONY PEASE SEPTEMBER 4. 1970 TOM NOTED FOR: Being thick-headed and gullible. BEST MEMORIES: Memorial weekend '84. '85. '86. '87; Washington Trip; Sept. 1. 1984. Oct. 4. 1986; July 7-21. 1987; June 10. 1988; Bronco Ben I and II. CRAZY ABOUT: LA.. R.A.. Trains, music, girls. PET PEEVE: L.P., Mr. Potter in the morning. SECRET AMBITION: To own a huge pink caddy convertible with a mink dashboard and leopard skin seats FAVORITE PASTIME: Cruisin' Boliast with D.K.. J.W and M B SE- CRET IDOL Robert Millette. Pat Z. WILL I leave with everything but my sanity. KYLE PENDLETON OCTOBER 9. 1968 BEST MEMORIES: The Flying B's — 1986. Sum- mit parties — 86-87. cruising in the Kermit mo- bile with MM and DD. the Band wagon — the cutless. Aerosmith 87. PET PEEVE: Poison Ivy. Death, math, opera. Oprah, etc. SECRET AM BITION: To ride to Mexico on a Harley. FA- VORITE QUOTE: You big. Barbarian. Bee- Boppin. Baby-iaced. Beady-eyed. Bald. Burpin. SECRET IDOL: V.P. KOREN PUKAS JANUARY 17. 1970 NOTED FOR: Always talking about horses. BEST MEMORIES: Those long Skowhegan horse shows with Lauretta and Jody. Bangor youth team tournament. Buckson Banquet, rid- ing Frosty, on the beach at 5:30 a.m. with Frosty. Bryan Adams 87', Mliss's house lor a week, and most of all Majestic Lady. CRAZY ABOUT: Riding horses, red cowboy boots. SE- CRET AMBITION: Someday go to Texas. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Being with Mliss. try not to get bitten by Sonny, being with Dezi. and for the short time I had her. Frosty. FUTURE PLANS: Equestrian school. WILL: I leave Missy all of the luck she needs and hopefully someone else to pick on. MAYNARD D. PUSHAW JUNE 5. 1970 PUSH. BUB NOTED FOR: Wrestling. BEST MEMORIES: Nantucket (Let's go into Boston. Scott). 4- wheelin w John and Scott, partying w everyone and being w Tracy. CRAZY ABOUT: Tracy Todd, wrestling. Fiero's. PET PEEVE: Losing, going to traffic court. Scott Mas- sey. getting caught and waiting. FAVORITE PASTIME: Hunting. Fishing FAVORITE QUOTE: It's not the hours you put in. it's what you put in the hours. FUTURE PLANS: Take a break and be with Tracy. WILL: I loave Eric Powers my ability to wrestle. JENNIFER JILL ROY AUGUST 20. 1970 JEN, FA NOTED FOR: Boing Short BEST MEMORIES: The Nutcracker. Florida trip '85. 7 mts., movie parties. '84- 86. cheering. '8S-'88 L-camp. Megunticook Lake. X-mas ball. Ir. and Sr. proms. Air Supply summer '86. California trips. '86 and '87. Old Orchard Beach. Oct. 16th. Vol- leyball at EB's. ice-skating in Windsor, spend- ing the night at Sue's. New Year's Eve. ker- osene heater, Preque Isle with X-C team. CRAZY ABOUT: Robert, warm weather. Chi- nese food. PET PEEVE: Degrading remarks FAVORITE PASTIME: Study halls with Beth- any Annis, x-c skiing with Robert. WILL: I leave a muzzle for Spike in hopes he uses it. CHARLES CHRIS SCHMIDGALL MAY 12. 1970 WAYNE NOTED FOR: Work BEST MEMORIES: July 5. 1987. Work. 5-12-70. CRAZY ABOUT: Skating, going insane, dava. Gouda, steak Fajitas. The Minutemen. PET PEEVE: THE GREAT BUTTER FAMINE of 84. hand jive. The grin. SECRET AMBITION: To make a margarine substitute using butter. FAVORITE QUOTE: And if the Cloud bursts thunder in your ear. you shout and no one seems to hear, and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes. I'll see you on tho Dark side of the moon. R. Waters. SECRET IDOL Joe Carconi. Douglas Hall. Juan Valdez Seniors 59 MEGAN LORIN SCHOLL AUGUST 21. 1970 MEG. MEEGAN SCHOOL BEST MEMORIES: UM pulp and paper seminar. USM Summer Session. Bermuda '86. Quebec ‘85. Montreal. Washington trip. 5 14 86. 11 19 86. Cheerleading. Cheer- ing competition ’86. '87, laughing with A.S. (Field Hockey and per. 6 study hall). PET PEEVE: Mopeds. food with nuts in it. SE- CRET AMBITION: To become a Metro driv- or m Montreal. FAVORITE QUOTE: I will study and get ready and perhaps my chance will come. SECRET IDOL: Mom and Dad. FUTURE PLANS: To become more famous and make more money than the curtent Dr. Scholl. GRETCHEN ANA SCOTT OCTOBER 4. 1970 STRECHEN, GRETAL NOTED FOR Being with Maureen. BEST MEMORIES: MUDS HOUSE: SNAP. SNAP. OH Walt. Suzzette. California, with the c- club, Do you have any M M's? MONROE with the Boy's, Stuck in the mud. '84. Grad- uation parties with Tracey. Fantasy Farm. FAVORITE QUOTE: You can't always get what you want. Rolling Stones. SECRET IDOL Patsy Cline and Knight Coolidge. WILL Gretchen. Maureen. Meredith, and Becky leave an empty pack of M M's to Kendra. Kate, and Kim. JOSHUA SEPE JULY 22. 1970 JOSH ... NOTED FOR: A sharp Tongue, exquisite excuses, and looking funnyl CRAZY ABOUT: DOING; music that I like, smart food. PET PEEVE: Ignent McNugget. fash- ion. The New Age. SECRET AMBITION: To be fully aware FAVORITE PASTIME: Drawing and other doings. FAVORITE QUOTE: I know what I must do. but I forgot most of the time Me. SECRET IDOL: That which is not seen. FUTURE PLANS: Ob- serve and work and progress. 60 Seniors MARY LORD SEXTON SEPTEMBER 25. 1970 NOTED FOR: Running up a medical bill, being a taxi, wing scapula. BEST MEMORIES: Ca- liiomia ‘87. Florida '81. '86, Club Med — Punta Cana '85. England '84. Cyc, Campsite 3. B- ball camp '87. L.H. s. E.Z.'s. B-ball. tennis, foot- ball Pasta palace, K.B.'s, J.T. '87. Tamarack '84. times with S.B.. times with the reeks. PET PEEVE: People who beg for other people s food. FAVORITE PASTIME Imitating people, being with S.F., S B.. B.K.. L.S.. and M T. FAVORITE QUOTE: War could be not good.” WILL: Michelle and I leave Bhinda Keidel and Leslie Sprowl one more year of I.C. and B.S. MATTHEW DYLAN SHANNON MAY 2. 1970 MATT ... NOTED FOR: Being with Wasgatt. BEST MEM- ORIES: C. s. n. Roger Wa- ters JT Castine High Island Wasgatt s house walks with Shannon The mountain. CRAZY ABOUT: Shannon and Tomato, avo- cado, cheese sandwiches. PET PEEVE: People who don't use their imagination. SECRET AM- BITION: To drive across country with W to live in Alaska FAVORITE PASTIME: Hiking the mountain. FAVORITE QUOTE: If you can walk you can dance, if you can talk you can sing. SECRET IDOL My older brothers FUTURE PLANS: To live freely and happily wherever I may be. CARYN SHATTUCK SEPTEMBER 5. 1970 LITTLE SHATTUCK. CARE NOTED FOR: Being Lees sister, my mouth, shortness. BEST MEMORIES: The Pound '87. Ducktrap. Crash house. The Loft, Starship '87. Boston w K.O., D.C. trip '87. The Dishroom. All the times w the crew. L'ville Beach. Killer Soap Suds” (6 11 87). CRAZY ABOUT: K.O.. I D.. A.O.. A B . J.Y.. P M.. S.K.. C.J.. I W . J.D.. E M . The Crew — The Bossl PET PEEVE: Rumors. Snobs, waitress” FAVORITE PASTIME: Being w my friends, causing trou- ble. reading. FAVORITE QUOTE: Now young faces grow sad and old and hearts of fire grow cold, we swore blood brothers against the wind. I'm ready to grow young again.” Springsteen. SECRET IDOL My Brother Lee — of coursel WILL: I leave gladly with all the teachers thanking God that I’m the last Shattuck to at- tend C-R. Seniors MEREDITH LYNN SIDWELL DECEMBER 1. 1969 MERE. MERDY. MUD BEST MEMORIES: Jean©. The GIRLS alia . The C-Club (Buck. Grot, Mo). Do you have any M M's?'. CSN (with Michelle. Kim. Becky, and Randy). FAVORITE QUOTE: The first days are the hardest days, don't you worry anymore? The Grate(u) Dead. WILL I leave Kim Hewitt all the happiness in her senior year. ANITA KAREN SMITH FEBRUARY 9. 1970 NOTED FOR: Being happy, skiing, cutting all my hair off. BEST MEMORIES: The cure '87. summer '87. ski team, all-state, 10 17 87. R E M '87. Aubergines, field hockey '87. WA trip. Tanglewood '86 CRAZY ABOUT: Skiing, great music, and Chris. SECRET AMBITION: To own an Emerald porsche 928S without pay- ments. FAVORITE PASTIME: Dear God. sorry to disturb you. but I feel that I should be loud and clear We all need a big reduction in the amount of tears. And all the people you made in your image are fighting in the streets be- cause they can't make opinions meet about God. XTC SECRET IDOL: My mother and Pro- fessor Ferry Porsche. LEON A. SMITH. JR. AUGUST 25. 1970 BUB. BUBBA. BEBO NOTED FOR: Fasy chevy's, my truck, being with Amy. BEST MEMORIES: Playing ditch the cop. drag racing, smoke shows. Marine Ave.. N.H. '87. tue raids, camp raids, being the Amy Pottle, talking with Amy on the beach CRAZY ABOUT: Amy Pottle. PET PEEVE. Radars FA VORITE PASTIME: Stealing grills, walking with Amy through fields in the fall. FAVORITE QUOTE: Mess with the best, die like the rest 62 Seniors SCOTT D. SMITH OCTOBER 25. 1969 SCOTTY. SCOOT NOTED FOR: Being late, being obnoxious, stumbling along. BEST MEMORIES: Nan- tucket '86 (Maynard let's go into Boston). Snow Goose. Canada '85, Buffalo '86. Foxboro '87. all the concerts. 4-wheelin’, wicks. Riverhouse. Summer ‘87, Sugarloaf. The Day After. Electric Rockport. Humean Gloria. Soccer. Castine '85. '86, ‘87. CRAZY ABOUT: Hunting. Sailing. Doughnuts, and jeeps. Chaka IDOL: Both my Grandfather and Bugs Bunny. SECRET AMBITION: To own and operate a wind surfing shop in Australia. FUTURE PLANS: College, travel in Europe and Australia. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Sleeping, skiing, being obnoxious. FAVORITE QUOTE: You should always put off for tomorrow what you could do today. But offica. WILL: I leave my VW junk to |onus Stirner. SHANE EVERETT SMITH SEPTEMBER 23. 1970 NOTED FOR: Being strictly wicked BEST MEMORIES: Wood. cure. boat, skiing, rock. Simple Minds, REM. Billy Idol. Proud Crowd. Road Kill. LNWDLATFITS. Fables. Aerosmith. wargamin with Rich, philoso- phizing with mom. Mountain, golfing with Dad. Farmington. Rockport. apple fights with Grout, chevy, sledding, things to come. CRAZY ABOUT: Females, music. Devil bunny, wargamin. fences. PETT PEEVE: Narrow minded people, scallions. SECRETT AMBITION: To invent a space travel ma- chine and visit people and places of times past, present, and future. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Procrastinating, hanging out. gam- ing. FAVORITE QUOTE: Imagination is more important than knowledge- Albert Einstein SECRET IDOL: John Belushi FU- TURE PLANS CoUege. just get by WILL: I leave Jonas Smith with the hope of him being able to answer 16 with a smile. DANA SNOWDEAL MAY 3. 1970 KILLER. BIG D NOTED FOR: Being a Snowdeal. picking fights, yelling in the halls, causing trouble. BEST MEMORIES: Washington trip. UB 87. Bar Harbor 87. F1FI. JOHANNAH. Boston 84. causing trouble in Boston with Cobey. wrestling. CRAZY ABOUT: Girls, wrestling. FIFI. Johannah. PETT PEEVE: Needles. FA- VORITE PASTIME: Wrestling, chasing girls. FAVORITE QUOTE: Wicked SECRET IDOL: Huey Lewis. FUTURE PLANS: Going to be a D.J. or president. WILL: 1 leave Dwight Collins the freedom to eat his lunch in peace. Seniors 63 NATHAN GLYNN SPECTRE OCTOBER 14. 1970 NOTED FOR: Being ablo to multiply and sub- tract with speed and skill. BEST MEMORIES: R.R.. August 87. Sundays in the Attic, the bridge live, the boat. Dartmouth '87, the Ardarendack. Nighttime at Alfred Lake CRAZY ABOUT KH. CS. PET PEEVE: People with blond hair and big mouths. FAVORITE PASTIME: Baseball. SE- CRET IDOL: Jimi. CT. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, and survive until I zz. WILL: I leave Emily Spectre a fun and exciting year of chem- istry. DAVID ROBERT SPROWL JUNE 4. 1970 DAVE NOTED FOR: Not eating and losing woight. walking funny. BEST MEMORIES: Wrestling, skateboarding. Ramone's concert, being with friends, being with C.K. and D.S.. Indiana with Ryan, at Matt S. house. The Camp. CRAZY ABOUT: Skateboarding. K.P., P.R.. Ramones. MataUica. Grateful Dead. PET PEEVE: Wres tling practice and losing weight. SECRET AM- BITION: To have a well developed life, and a good paying job. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with C.K. and D.K. FAVORITE QUOTE: I will survive. I will get by. FUTURE PLANS: To have a good happy lile of my own. •� LISA ANNE STANLEY JANUARY 29. 1970 POOH. ROCKY. LESE BEST MEMORIES: The Colorado experiment. The Magic Moment. Room 13. UMO. The Clam Chowda Explosion. RHPS ( The Boston Extension). CRAZY ABOUT: Helvis. Miles. S G. wind, dracula. H M, Sunflowers. Columbia, pi- geons. The Caterpillar. M B., and everyday people. PET PEEVE: Being misunderstood. FA- VORITE QUOTE: I feel that much of the world's sorrow comes from people who are this, yet allow themselves to be treated as that. Maude SECRET IDOL My DAD. The Cater- pillar. and Maude. MICHELLE STEPHANIE TAYLOR MARCH 26. 1970 NOTED FOR: Having very bad timing. BEST MEMORIES: Prom '87. Spring '85. Jamaica '86. James Taylor '85 and '87, Jackson Browne '84. CSN '85 and '87. Dead '87. Dad's house, Ger- tie's. Timos with the Reeks, campsite 3. CRA- ZY ABOUT: James Taylor. Jaguars, and sports. PET PEEVE: E.S. FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with tho Rooks. WILL: Mary and I leave Leslie Sprowl and Bhinda Keidel with one more year of J.C. and B.S. tS Hi CALEB HINMAN THOMPSON APRIL 2. 1970 K. K-LUB. CEZ BEST MEMORIES: Outward Bound, Scotland with Dad. Grand Canyon. Mt. Jorge. Harold (Baltimore), Expansion. King. Miller. CRAZY ABOUT: Rock climbing. Cat Stevens. HAROLD and MAUDE, Edward Gorem. overcoats. PET PEEVE: Closed mindedness, and people who aren't like me in every way. PET PEEVE: II you want to sing, sing out. And ii you want to be free, be free. Cause there's a million things to be. you know that there are. Cat Stevens. SECRET IDOL: B2, Charles Seymour. B. B. King, and Joe Garlione. WILL To Joshman Moore, the schooner-bum freak. I leave the Almighty Bo Derek picture and the smooth rock- er. KATHY LYNN TOLMAN JANUARY 7. 1970 KATH. KAT NOTED FOR: Living out of tho guidance office. Talking too much. CRAZY ABOUT: Horses and certain ‘68 Mustangs FAVORITE PASTIME: Teasing Kim about her height and being with my horses. FAVORITE QUOTE: I believe in the powers that be; but they won’t overpower me. SECRET IDOL: Anyone who can be himself or herself. FUTURE PLANS: Working and maybe getting into horse training. STEPHEN PAUL TRICOMI AUGUST 18. 1970 TRICKY NOTED FOR: Happiness BEST MOMENTS: Fall '86. The burning boulder, golfing. CRAZY ABOUT: The excitement of reaching a goal that I have set. PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything. SECRET AMBITION: To end my pursuit for a perfect companion. FAVORITE PASTIME: Listening to D.M.’s stories. FAVOR- ITE QUOTE: I thought I had a lifetime contract; then I found out the other day that ii I have a losing season they're going to declare me le- gally dead.” Hayden Fry BRIAN LEROY UNDERHILL JUNE 12. 1970 BIG BRI. BRI. GUY. UNDERGROWTH NOTED FOR: Driving a big brown buick. being absent or late. BEST MEMORIES: Road cruises with Botley. Moose head ’83-'87. good times with CL. LS. RB. RL. MO. and SD. getting stuck '86. 4- wheelin', Canada 87. CRAZY ABOUT: Con- sistency. and having no particular place to go. SECRET AMBITION: To have a higher atten- dance than absence in school. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Sleeping. JAMES VAN ALSTINE JUNE 7. 1970 NOTED FOR: Playing trumpet. BEST MEMO- RIES: Being with S.S.. Fly fishing with Hamel, with A.H.. Franklin '87. Mount Washington, physics trip. The Virgin Islands with Jason, the Washington trip. CRAZY ABOUT: S.S. SECRET IDOL B W . C.S.. Maurice Andre FUTURE PLANS To be principal trumpet in the Chicago Symphony orchestra. FAVORITE QUOTE: We do not believe in ourselves until someone re- veals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to. worthy ol our trust, sacred to our touch. Once we believe in ourselves we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight or any experience that reveals human spirit. e. e. Cummings. OSBORNE VON WALDEGG JUNE 4. 1970 OZ. OZZIC NOTED FOR: Being a naughty Swede BEST MEMORIES: School trip 1986 to Austria. CRAZY ABOUT: Music. SECRET AMBITION: To start my own company law firm FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Listening to music. FAVORITE QUOTE: I breathe; therefore. I am. SECRET IDOL: Judd Nelson. FUTURE PLANS: Become a lawyer or civil engineer. MICHAEL VOSE SEPTEMBER 26. 1969 BEST MEMORIES: The Dead July 4. 1987. Mountain Adventures. N Y. 86-87. Duster. Pearl St. Pad. B.H.. road trips. R.H. 86, The Rat 86 9. CRAZY ABOUT: Playing guitar. D.A.I.. hacky. C D.. Vermont. Skiing. M.E.O. FAVORITE PAS- TIME: Being with friends. SECRET IDOL: Jimmy Page Seniors RALPH E. WARD APRIL 15. 1970 EDDIE NOTED FOR: Arguing in government. BEST MEMORIES: Halloween '87. PET PEEVE: Home- work. school in general. FAVORITE PASTIME: Riding motorcycles. FAVORITE QUOTE: Well. U they can t take a joke . . .1 MATTHEW JAMES WASGATT FEBRUARY 25. 1969 SHAGGY NOTED FOR: Being in homeroom. BEST MEM- ORIES: Dix Island. CB nights. Trips up the Mountain. Roger Waters, the water tower. TR. and many more to come. PET PEEVE: Miss Vautour. SECRET AMBITION: To be a drum- mer. FAVORITE QUOTE: What is and what should never be (Led Zepplin). FUTURE PLANS: To travel cross country with S. man. SALLY WATTS JANUARY 21. 1970 CHASE CAR 17 NOTED FOR: Blushing. BEST MEMORIES: Fry burg Fair, Blackwoods. Grange dances, playing chase. PET PEEVE: Male chauvinists. SECRET AMBITION: To become a famous art- ist. FAVORITE PASTIME: Drawing, camping, cruisin' to the movies with S.Y. FAVORITE QUOTE: Tm not blushing WILL: I leave B.W. my good grades and S.Y. the pleasure of riding the bus for 2 more years. ROBIN MARY WEBER OCTOBER 16. 1970 ROB. BOBBIN BEST MEMORIES: Bald Rock 86. 87. Lake and the ledges. Washington 87, Virginia '86. being w Greg, 8 9 86. Fence w T.M., Helene. MAD N'ERVE. lying in the sun. swimming, softball, golf. UMO. 1-9-87. Farley's, 8-2-87, good times w G.F.. M.C.. D.C., A.G.. A.A.. M.T.. H.G.. K.C.. T.M., etc.. IO's house. Halloween '86. Florida 87, 2-25-87. J.Y. CRAZY ABOUT: Summertime. Chi- cago Bears, little sis Courtney, the sun. PET PEEVE: Claudia. Dallas Cowboys. Halloween '87. FAVORITE QUOTE: If you don't find hap- piness along the way. you won't find it at the end of the road. WILL: I leave my little sister Jobs 4 LONG years of high school. KELLIE WEDGE OCTOBER 7. 1969 NOTED FOR: Being with Stacey. BEST MEM- ORIES: Cruising in H.B. with S.S., A.J and C.C.. space capsule rides with J.B.. partying at the Bubba house. walking the neighborhood in N.Y. with Laurie, Bingo at St. lames with L.C.. Aerosmith '83. '85. '87. CRAZY ABOUT: Stacey Secotte. PET PEEVE: Waking up in the morning. FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking with Stacey in his room SECRET IDOL: My mom WILL: I leave with a smile. DENNIS JAMES WELLERT JANUARY 6. 1970 NOTED FOR: Wanting to leave Maine, break- ing backboards, playing music, smile. BEST MEMORIES: Chillin' with I B. and friends. U.S.N.A.. Times Square. World Trade Towers. Club Philly w B.F.. D.C.. Hoin' w B.F.. Science I '87, The Hippest Street in Town, Alexandria w A.M.. NYC w I.J.. track regionals w M.M., auditorium, beating M.D. '87. R.E.S. Gym. CRA- ZY ABOUT: Phat girls. The Big Town. 20 ft., slam dunks, beats and rhymes, fresh clothes. BMW's. PET PEEVE: Maine, long bus trips. Cel- tics fans. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skeezer huntin'. SECRET IDOL: Tod Turner. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL: I leave my legs to Fifield. Seniors 69 ROBERT WHISENANT MAY 13. 1969 BERT NOTED FOR: Running, on the go. BEST MEM- ORIES: All the time with M.D.. H.M . B.B.. S.M and family, hunting, fishing, and camping with dad, being with mom. J.R. 86-87 . .. Oct. 16th. summer '87. skiing, swimming, and all other times being w her and her mother's apple pie. CRAZY ABOUT: J.R.. running, biking, skiing, and having a great time. PET PEEVE: Warm weather, head strong people, better runners. FAVORITE QUOTE: Nothing's wrong with Try- ing SECRET IDOL: Ironman Winners.” Mom and Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Being with J.R.. be- ing happy at whatever I do. WILL I leave my smelly shoes to the upcoming runners. KATHERINE ELIZABETH WHITE SEPTEMBER 18. 1970 KATHIE BEST MEMORIES: Freshman dances with Meg and Beth. Mrs. Dean's study hall, athletic train- ing camp 86. 5th period training with Io. soccer '86 and '87. Madawaska '87. cheerleading '85- '88. cheering competition '86'88. NCA cheering camp, basketball. Bangor tourneys, baseball, my 16th birthday party. Washington trip, sum- mer ‘87. going to Augusta. Reid State Park. Walker Beach. Beech Hill Dan s Ice Cream. Pop ham Beach with Megan. Union Fair. 1988. dances with Megan and Beth. NHS. yearbook, talks with Peter. CRAZY ABOUT: The beach in summer, sun. clothes, friends, raking leaves in the fall. SECRET IDOL: My grandmother. FA- VORITE QUOTE: . It is only with the heart that only truly sees. What is essential is invisible to the eye.' JASON R. WILEY AUGUST 25. 1970 JAY. JAS NOTED FOR: Listening, always being there. BEST MEMORIES: Memorial weekend 87. La- bor day woekend '87. Washington trip ‘87. June 10. 1988. being with T P. D.K.. and M B. CRAZY ABOUT: T V.. L.P.. music PET PEEVE: Mon days, lunch lines. L.P.. Mr. Pottor yelling Second Bell. FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to Belfast with T.P.. D.K.. and M B FAVORITE QUOTE: Why Do Today What You Can Put Off Until Tomorrow WILL: I leave all my teachers my brother. Good luckl 70 Seniors JESSICA WILEY DECEMBER 18. 1969 JESS. JESSIE NOTED FOR: Being with Crissy. and having my last name mispronounced in every way pos- sible BEST MEMORIES: Gravel pie w K. Cruis- ing w Willie. C and T. Horror on wheels. 5 O'clock, camp w T.M.. P.C.. camp w Will and Jell, year w G. Store w K. K s house. PET PEEVE: People who catch me in the act of doing something I'm not supposed to. SECRET AM BITION Leave home without Mom. FAVORITE PASTIME: Starting fights and leaving in the middle FAVORITE QUOTE: Dad's gonna kill mel” Don't tell Dad.” SECRET IDOL: Pam Hodgden. Sharron Lowe. FUTURE PLANS: Live long enough to be an old maid. WILL: I leave all my junk to Megan so she'll never have to bor- row it again. CLIFF WINCHENBAUGH JULY 14. 1969 ZEUS NOTED FOR: Seriously complex bursts of en- ergy BEST MEMORIES: All of the punks that I hang out with — may we meet again. CRAZY ABOUT: Girls with hair going down their faces on one side. PET PEEVE: Normal everyday reg- ular people who don't have fun. SECRET AM- BITION: To be the best synthesis! and get filthy rich. FAVORITE PASTIME: Playing the Syn- thesizer FAVORITE QUOTE: Reality is for peo pie who lack imagination. SECRET IDOL John- ny Rotten FUTURE PLANS: To come back and hang around with future hardcores. WILL: I leave myself to all females who know what a real man is. JAMES SCOTT WITHEE JUNE 4. 1970 THE DOCTOR NOTED FOR: Working in the library and using computers CRAZY ABOUT: S.A.. J.D.. B.C.. K W FAVORITE PASTIME: Computer games. DeMolay SECRET IDOL Mr Moro. FUTURE PLANS: College and Air Force. CHRISTOPHER JOHN WITT MARCH 31. 1970 CHRIS. REUBEN NOTED FOR: Supplying unwanted cynical comments for all occasions. BEST MEMORIES: Ski team, the beach. Rem. Java Runs. Summers. Knievel's Big Jump. PET PEEVE: Stress, over- achievers. eavesdroppers, early departures. SECRET AMBITION: To become an Elvis Love Child. FAVORITE PASTIME: Skiing, hacking FAVORITE QUOTE: Spend your life trying to beat a clock. Gotta wish to make it in rock. You like the music but it takes its toll. Nothing ever comes easy in rock-n-roll. Nothing ever comes easy in rock-n-roll. — Chuck SECRET IDOL Paul Westberg FUTURE PLANS: To win the world cup. WILL: I leave the thin walls at Ked- dy's motel to Carl Russ and advise him to talk more quietly. KRISTINE WYNN ZEILER APRIL 2. 1970 NOTED FOR: cold hands, wild hair. BEST MEMORIES: P.S.. K.P. (sloaf. Rock talks). E.W.. late night calls. Carteret, a couple of starry nights, some great sunsets. CRAZY ABOUT: lames Taylor, the electric green bear, my fam- ily. some really special people. FAVORITE QUOTE: It's a wonderful thing to push on alone toward the horizon and have it be your own horizon and not someone else s Garrison Keillor FREDERICK NICHOLAS ZINKEVICH MARCH 27. 1970 FRED. ZINK NOTED FOR: Lunch announcements, chicken in talent show, disagreeing with Caleb. BEST MEMORIES: Football Sundays at Ms s. Planet Claire and blizzards. Knox blocks Fight '86. Rocky Horror '86. George Carlin 86. Florida with Family '85. '86, Winning Regionals in wres- tling ‘87, Searsmont '87. Music Man '87. Mt. A exchange. Pep Band. Outing Club — especially Otter Cliffs. CRAZY ABOUT: Lara, wrestling. Rock Climbing. FAVORITE QUOTE: I think I am. Therefore I am ... I think G. Carlin. Seniors ▲ WORST DRIV- ERS — Koren Pukas and Fred Zinkevich. ► MOST STUDI- OUS AND MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED — Amy Marx and Peter Klivans. ► ► MOST MIS- CHIEVOUS — Gretchen Scott and Scott Smith. Senior Superlatives ► MOST THEATRI- Hoffman and CAL — Jeannie Thom Armbrecht. ► MOST UNIQUE APPEARANCE — Shannon McRee and Cliff Winchen- baugh. ▼ MOST GULLI- BLE — Kelly Baeza and Robert Whisenant. ► CLASS CLUTZ — Mary Sexton and Chris Pat- stone. ▲ MOST CARE- FREE — Shannon McRee and Char- lie Bentley. ► MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Mike Grey leading the Class of 1988. ▼ MOST UNIQUE PERSONALITY — Ramy Massie and Cliff Winchen- baugh. ▼ MOST CRE- ATIVE — Shannon ► GOOD EGGS — McRee and Chris Bethany Grohs Lammi. and Joe Dyer. A BROTHER AND SISTER — Gret- chen Farley and Skip Freeman. ► MOST SECRET- LY ADMIRED AND BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE — Maureen Garri- gan and Maynard Pushaw. ▲ CLASS LOUD- MOUTHS — Chalorne Libby and Jon Berry. ▲ DIZZIEST — Kristen Palmer and John Luque. Senior Superlatives ◄ CLASS GRUMPS — Gret- chen Farley and Nathan Spectre. ▼ CLASS CLOWNS — Deb- bie Crabtree and Jon Berry. Senior Superlatives ◄ DID MOST FOR CRHS — Romy Massie and Mike Grey. Senior Superlatives 79 ► STUDENT COUNCIL Beth Grohs — Co-Secretary, Matt Ogier, Caleb Thompson, Fred Zinkevich — V.P., Romy Massie — President ► CLASS OFFICERS Anita Smith — Treasurer, Kristen Palmer — President, Lori McMahon — V.P., Gretchen Farley — Secretary A EDITORS Tom Armbrecht — Windsong, Peter Klivans — Camden Herald writer, Kathie White and Romy Massie — 1988 Navigator ◄ BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE FRONT: Chris Goss, Romy Massie, Amy Marx, Kristen Palmer. BACK: Jamie VanAlstine, Fred Zinkevich, Peter Klivans, Caleb Thompson, Anita Smith, Peter Killoran, Beth Grohs, Lara Keidel, Lori Hopkins, Megan Scholl. ◄ PRESIDENTS FRONT: Romy Massie — Student Council, Anita Smith — Pep Band, Megan Scholl — N.H.S., Kristen Palmer — Senior Class. BACK: Mike Grey — C- R Club, Peter Klivans — Math Team, Lorie Hopkins — Thespians, Amy Marx and Chris Goss — Latin Club. ◄ SPECIAL AWARDS Lara Keidel — D.A.R., Amy Marx — Girls Nation, Kristen Palmer — Principal's Leadership Award Seniors Leaders ► Mindy Osting and Chalorne Lib- by give the camera a smile while work- ing the registers at the Region 8 store. ▼ Donald Heal and Leon Smith working with a mo- torized torch. AM Group FIRST ROW: Vincent Jones, Dane Edgecomb, Shawn Bouchard, Leon Smith, Donald Heald, Shawn Dinsmore, Andy Dinsmore, Mindy Osting, Chuckie Libby, Carrie Pease, Bill Anderson, Matt Wasgatt, Sean Kelly, Shad Ball. Daren Martin. MISSING: Shawn Chalmers. ◄ Shawn Bou- chard takes a look under the hood of a car at Region 8. ▲ Vincent Jones is at work on a con- struction project. Vocational Cmtm Rnr.ki Awn uf ◄ Driving a truck isn't as easy as it looks, says Dane Edgecomb. PM Group FIRST ROW: Tommy Parra, Adam Chalmers, Leroy Frost, Dean Leonard, Kevin Miller. David Wellman. Travis Nel- son, Mike Gardner, Skip Lord, Jason Spear, Jake Fuller, Matt Morrison, Tony Engels, Dennis Wadsworth, Derek Saunders. MISSING: David Leighton, Daren Thoreson, Alison Hawes, Callie Carr, Jessica Willey. Megan McFarland. 84 Underclassmen Sub-Divider LEADERS JUNIORS FRONT ROW: President Ginny Fowles, Vice-President Amy Hupper. Secretary Ti- lar Mazzeo, Treasurer Mike Healy. BACK ROW: Student Council members Liz Ross, Kim Hewitt. Tom Fifield, Page Holmes, Erin Starrs. MISSING: Brian Bender. SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: President Emilio Spadola, Vice-President Tom McFarland, Secre- tary Matt Staples. Treasurer Kate MacPhee. BACK ROW: Student Council members Bill O'Brien, Heidi Zinkevich, Emily Spectre. Nellie Sanford. Ethan McKittrick, Don Charlson. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: President Leah Butler. Vice-President Maria Bourget, Secretary Nicki Hupper. Treasurer Lori Tibbetts. Stu- dent Council members Matt Silverio, Matt Boyd. Cara Wincklhofer, Heather Evans. Julia Wiland. MISSING: Andy Cox. Underclassmen Leaders 85 JUNIORS MR. RIDLEY. ROOM 20: FIRST ROW: Dawn Burdin. Callie Carr. David Baker. Lance Baldwin. Maggi Broom. Kelly Ben- nett. Libby Amoroso. Laurie Benner. Me- lissa Carr, Shawna Black. Mike Brawn. SECOND ROW: Wes Bell. Aaron Boetsch. Didier Bonner-Ganter, Gene Ames. Ben Cameron. Jason Chase, Sean Allen. Bri- an Bender. MISSING: George Benson. Sarah Adams. Adam Chalmers, Pam Ba- ker. MR. McKENZIE. ROOM 23: FIRST ROW: Robert Engels, Shawn Dinsmore. Suzanne Dunavent, Amy English, Ginny Fowles, Kari Dvorak. Angela Hastings. Dawn Gautreau. SECOND ROW: Gary Hall, Stacy Fowlie, Laurie DeSisto, Nina Clark. Melissa Clark. Robyn Gray. Mike Crockett. Leah Giasson. Allison Hawes. THIRD ROW: Mike French. Jason Gindel. Danny Gilbert, Leroy Frost. Jim Denman. Mike Gardner. Tom Filield. Chip Coffey. Jonathan Faulkner. Josh Ellis. MISSING: Avi Good. Mike Feraco. MR. SIMS. ROOM 24: FIRST ROW: Page Holmes. Kim Hewitt, Kris Higgins. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Healy, Amy Hupper, Winston Jenkins. Trevor Johnson. Jennifer Higgins. Katie Kress. Jason Jones. THIRD ROW: Tracy Holbrook, Scott Heyer, Bhinda Keidel, Amy Hopkins, Susan Lindahl. Carson Laroche-Fiske. Judy Hol- land. Dean Leonard, Skip Lord. MISSING: Sharon Holgerson. Carrie Landrith, Da- vid Leighton. 86 Underclassmen MR. LITZERMAN. ROOM 25: FIRST ROW: Megan McFarland. Sonya Myers. Jenny Miller. Kristina Pease. Kevin Miller. Steve McCrea, Mac McKeever, Danielle Pelle- tier. Matt Morrison. Sam Patten. Matt O'Connell. SECOND ROW: Elana Mc- Coy. Candy Martin. Samantha Page. Ti- lar Mazzeo. Joshua Moore. Becky Nason, Travis Nelson. Michelle Mitchell. MISS- ING: Bobbi Oxton, Debbie Peckham. MR. CURTIS. ROOM 26: FIRST ROW: Derek Saunders. Trina Pierce. Danica Phelps. Elizabeth Ripley. Dixie Ripley. Emmy Pinkham, Liz Ross. Jamie Schwel- lenbach, Leslie Sprowl, Carl Russ. Barry Spofford. Kristin Shaw. Lisa Rubenstein, Kelly Smith. Mr. Curtis. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Pinkham. David Rankin. B. J. Savage. Billy Smith. Jason Sawyer. Bill Soule. MISSING: Tileko Ridsdale. Amy Pottle. John Smith. Jason Spear. MRS. SULZER. ROOM 30: FIRST ROW: Amy Wentworth. Angela Winchenbach. Terri Tooley. Geoff Wingard. SECOND ROW: Christie Turner, Amy Sullivan. Brooke Stahle. Suzanne Stahle. Traci Todd. THIRD ROW: Myron Witherall. Zach Morong, David Wellman. Dennis Wadsworth, Mark Wellman. Wayne Thibodeau, Daren Thoreson, Jeff Wass, Todd Staoles. MISSING: Erin Starrs. Mike Sweeley. Beth Thomas. Underclassmen 87 SOPHOMORES MR. LOVELL. ROOM 9: FIRST ROW: Ry- an Berry, Don Charlson, Scott Browning. Noah Barnes. Heather Beaupre. Aaron Bailey. Jesse Berger. Job Bell. Shelley Bouchard. SECOND ROW: Kenny Camp- bell. Shawn Berry. Paul Chamberlain. Joy Anderson. Jon Armbrecht. THIRD ROW: Monty Burnham. Rebekah Ashmore. Jen- nie Burton. Kristi Clark. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lovell. Suzanne Brown. Shad Ball. MRS. STURDEE, ROOM 6: FIRST ROW: Troy Crabtree. Nick DeLuca. SECOND ROW: Heather Cox. Heather Conrad. Darci Danforth, Susan Corcoran. Candida Ferraiolo, Christina DeHoff. Cassandra Krippen. THIRD ROW: Tom Dayhoff, Todd Drinkwater, Jon Cox. Colin Detwiler, Tasha Conary, Corinna Eaton. Valicia Davis. Julie Corcoran. Andy Dins- more. FOURTH ROW: Justin Ford. Shane Davis. Mrs. Sturdee. MISSING: Dwight Collins. Celisa Coombs. Kate Edmands. Bernie Fogg. MRS. WALLEY MR. HART. ROOM 5: FIRST ROW: Stephanie Grey. Laura Hall. Michelle Gagne. Wendy Hamalainen. Dawn Goss. Kathy Frye. Jason Hearst, Scott Galipeau. Matt Hastings. SECOND ROW: Laura Garland. Nikki Hanley. Missy Harriman. Shannon Gould. Jell Graffam. Bert Hall. Mike Gibbs. THIRD ROW: Gian Gallace. Josh Gundling. Mike Freeman. MISSING: Tasha Gushee, Hi- lary Hendrick. 88 Underclassmen MR. DORAN. ROOM 4: FIRST ROW: Jody Hokkanen. SECOND ROW: Bridget Kimball, Christina Huntley. Kendall Lib- by. Toby Lawry. Ryan Jaret. Cathy Johan- son. Abby Kidder. Chad Joy. Mr. Doran. THIRD ROW: John Lavway, David Low, Daniel Libby. Dean Long. FOURTH ROW: Cara Knight. Serena Lovejoy. MISSING: Joey Johnson, Scott Kennedy. Jamie Kilton. DOC LITTLEFIELD. ROOM 3: FIRST ROW: Obadiah Ostergard. Max Micoloau. Wendy Mank. Ben McDonald. Eric Naylor. Rod Norwood. Donnio Mul len. SECOND ROW: Barry Maddock. Ed win Martz. Ethan McKittrick. Bill O'Brien, Jennifer McIntosh. Liz Oldread. Tom McFarland. Kate MacPheo, Doc Lit tlefield. THIRD ROW: Scott Marshall, Keith Marino, Aaron Mahoney. Joe Moran. Jane McKay. Tom Manning. Ted Millington. MISSING: Bennie Maddocks. MR. READ. ROOM 1: FIRST ROW: John Richards. Tom Parra. Kim Palmer, Gerry Pushaw, Shaughn Ryan. Sean Ryan, Em- ily Spectre. Sarah Shapiro. Michelle Rog- ers. Jessica Spencer. Adam Richards, Mr. Read. SECOND ROW: Kendra Scott. Jer- emy Schneider, Brad Samson, Nellie Sanford, Megan Ryan. Jessy Simmons. Emilio Spadola. Dawn Richards. Tisha Pendleton. MISSING: David Pierce, Greg Polk. Underclassmen 89 MR. BENTLEY. ROOM 2: FIRST ROW: Mr. Bentley. Jody Wright. Heidi Zinkevich, Ju- lie Weaver. SECOND ROW: Jamie Wey- mouth. Jason St. Clare. Stacey Young. Heather Weir. Estelle Widdecomb. Julie Wentworth. Kris Twitchell. THIRD ROW: Sarah Webster. Matt Staples, Amanda Wright. Jody Young Bobby Winchenbach, Jay Stevenson. Derek Wil- son. Jon Wickenden. Lars Weldy. John Stephens. Brad Wellman. MISSING: Da- vid White. FRESHMEN MRS. HURLBURT. ROOM 11: FIRST ROW: Kirsty Bickford, Philip Amoroso, T. C. Bland. Maria Bourget, Leah Butler, Michelle Brown, Ed Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Matt Boyd, Barney Appleton. Matt Boobar, Patrick Annis, Jennifer Berry, Pat- rick Butler, Glen Chapman. Becky Bag- gett. THIRD ROW: John Anderson. Mrs. Hurlburt. Shawn Berry. Ron Parker. MRS. WEATHERBEE. ROOM 13: FIRST ROW: David Dyer. Traci Clukey, Sara Coffey. Jennifer Hope. Carissa Carney. Mrs. Weatherbee. SECOND ROW: Matt Dinsmore, Tina Chambers. Sarah Dug- gan. Michelle Dawson, Toni DeSisto. MISSING: Tracy Collins, Tereasa Den- nison. 90 Underclassmen MR. HOPE. ROOM 15: FIRST ROW: A. J. Eaton, Ivan Graham. Rachel Elwell, Mr. Hope. SECOND ROW: Chris GrinneU. Jus- tin Holmes. Mike Haynes, Brett Hayward, Chloe Grant. Heather Evans. Jody Holies, Willow Hall. Abby Ellis. Shelli Hoffman. Heather Geisler. THIRD ROW: Elisa Gil- liam. Mike Goodman, Chris Hyssong, Nicky Hupper. Trisha Johnson. Katrina Johnson, Christine Johanson, Gretchen Johnson. Andy Cox. Chris Hunter. Jason Hunt. MISSING: Toby Heal. MRS. HEIM ANN. ROOM 16: FIRST ROW: Adam Mitchell. Heather McRee, Shannon Naylor, Charity Linscott. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Heimann, Carolee Overlock. Bill Morong. Jeremy Moeller. Willie McAvoy, Robin Lawson. Jason Loring, Dean Mar- tin. THIRD ROW: Stacie Milliken, Christy Monroe. Christie McLeod. Paulette McK- ay. Katie McGowan. Andy Kierstead, Dana Kennedy, Ryan Leadbetter. MISS- ING: Jason MacKenzie, Kristina Martin, Mike Moody. John Orlando. MISS VAUTOUR. ROOM 14: FIRST ROW: Jessica Sweeley. Angela Simonton. Kathy Pierce. Tonya Sweetland. Colleen Roy. David Stonis, Terry Reynolds. Tracy Plaisted. SECOND ROW: Jonas Smith, Scott Pierce. Suzanne Stone. Karen Rose, Troy Packard. Josh Provonchee. Eric Powers, Mitchell Pendleton, Erica Simon. THIRD ROW: Aaron Preston, Craig Peckham, Andy Pearse, Mike Pease. James Pendleton, Matt Silverio. MISSING: Danielle Patten. Moon Shofestall, Cora Snowdeal. Todd Shaw. Underclassmen 91 MR. GREELEY. ROOM 12: FIRST ROW: Kim Twitchell, Michelle Winchenbach. Heidi Willett. Chester Teel. SECOND ROW: Scott Wiley. Jamie Visser. Cara Wincklehofer. Lori Tibbetts. Zosia Wados- ki. Susan Witt. Mark White. Tom Verboncoeur. THIRD ROW: Mr. Greeley. Alison Van Zendbergen, April Taylor. Aurie Willis. Elizabeth Zak. Seth Zeigler. Julia Wiland, Stacey Yandell. Kim Welt. Doug Teel. MISSING: Jason Turnbull. Chris Wellman. Rebecca Withee, Lisa York. 92 Underclassmen Underclassmen 93 T Nancy Sturdee is always there with a good sense of humor. ▲ Ion Potter is always there to lend a helping hand when you need it. ► Pat Hurliert's guidance and support is appreciated each day by all students. We end the PEOPLE section with the faculty. What would we do with- out them? Each member is unique in his or her own way, providing in- sight, direction and support for C-R students. The Class of 1988 would especially like to thank four special teachers: Mrs. Nancy Sturdee for her guidance, humor and friendship in the twenty-seven years she has taught at CRHS; Mr. Jon Potter for preparing us to enter high school and then for coming to high school with us to continue in our preparation; Mrs. Joan Heimann for serving as co- advisor to our class and for creating many new educational experiences for all levels of students; and espe- cially Mrs. Pat Hurlburt for serving as our co-advisor as well as providing the leadership, inspiration and ideas for the three hall decoration contests that our class has won. Your ded- ication and sensitivity to this class is greatly appreciated and highly ad- mired. With all of your help, we made it! Above all, thank you faculty for being our friends. To Students and Staff: Congratulations! Each of you is a very important part of Camden- Rockport High School, one of the finest schools in the State of Maine. C.R.H.S. is not just an outstanding school with a quality academic pro- gram; a superlative co-curricular program; and an exciting athletic pro- gram. It is a way of life. It is a way of life where people care about others; a way of life that aspires people to dreams they haven't dreamed before; a way of life that encourages people to reach beyond their best abilities. C.R.H.S. is not just bricks and mortar, it is you! You are important! Each of you in your own way has made a valuable contribution to that special way of life that is Camden-Rockport High School. Each of you should be justly proud. Sincerely, John P. Shaw Principal Charlie Crocket and Don Palmer an- nounce the basketball game from the au- dio booth. ▲ Joan Heimcmn speaks on Character at the NHS induction ceremony. ◄ William Bentley gives Peaches a well deserved drink after a long hike. Santa Claus (alias Jon Potter) helps Mary Stinson with a pin at the staff Christmas party. Faculty Candids 95 WILLIAM BENTLEY Science, Outing Club ALICE BERRY Secretary, Main Office and Library JUDY CLOSSEY Nurse, Graduation Committee CHARLIE CROCKETT Math, C-R Club, Boys’ Cross Country PENNY CROCKETT English, Girls' Cross Country BILL CURTIS Latin, Latin Club STEVE DANFORTH French, Field Hockey CINDY DEMETRI Guidance, MET Softball JOHN DORAN Business, Junior Class Advisor, Allied Areas Coordinator MIKE DRONS Horizons DOREEN DUKE Special Education Aide JOHN GELSINGER Chorus, Musical, Music Coordinator 96 Faculty PERRY GOODSPEED Special Education, Track, MET Wrestling WARREN GREELEY Social Studies, Girls' Soccer Club JEFF HART Physical Education, Boys' Basketball, Athletic Training Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor JOAN HEIMANN Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor PETER HOPE Social Studies, Backdoor Magazine PAT HURLBURT Home Economics, Senior Class Advisor, Spirit Week Advisor CHARLES KING English DAVID LITTLEFIELD Science, Girls' Basketball, Science Coordinator JERRY LITZERMAN Math, Math Coordinator ROB LOVELL Science, Sophomore Class Advisor, Girls' Soccer Club DAVE MACHAIEK Art TOM MARX Superintendent of Schools Faculty Robert McKenzie Math, SADD STEVE MORO English, English Coordinator, Graduation Chairman GENE OAKES Guidance, PALS, MET Softball DON PALMER Assistant Principal, Soccer JON POTTER English, Theatre HARRY READ Health, Athletic Trainers' Advisor DAN RICHARD Industrial Arts DAVE RIDLEY Science, Soccer, Cross Country Skiing DIANE RIDLEY Special Education, PALS, Junior Class Advisor NANCY ROWE Band, Pep Band, Wind Ensemble BARBARA SEPE English JOHN SIMS Math, Math Team Faculty EARL SPRAGUE Athletic Director ELLEN SPRING Librarian, Library Club MARY STINSON Secretary, Main Office MORT STROM Industrial Arts, Student Council, Golf NANCY STURDEE Business, FBLA STEVE SULZER Spanish, Spanish Club, NHS Talent Show SUE SULZER English, Tennis GARRETT VAIL English, Freshman Class Advisor, Windsong FAITH VAUTOUR Social Studies, Yearbook, Social Studies Coordinator KATHY WALLEY Physical Education, Field Hockey JOANNE WEATHERBEE Home Economics, Science, Sophomore Class Advisor, MET Field Hockey JEANNETTE WOOTTON Secretary, Guidance Office, Graduation Committee Faculty ■ CUSTODIANS ■ KITCHEN STAFF ► Osborne vonWaldegg gets swept away by Pat Terreault. ▼ Mike Grey looks over the se- lection of break-time snacks. Keith Singleton, Joe Bloniasz. Paul Tetreault, Pat Tetreault, Ernest Intlehouse CLOCKWISE. BEGINNING LOWER LEFT: Frances Ludwick, Janet Bennett, Gail Hall, Donna Lermond, Jessie Jacobs, Arlene Moody. Glenna Drink water. Diana Hunt. 100 Custodians Kitchen Staff A What a cute couple! Seniors Scott Smith and Mike Grey do the tango in the Mini- Theatre. ▼ Seniors Chris McKeamey and Anita Smith relax over vacation. A A Senior-itis has hit Chris Witt. But then again, isn't relaxing always more important than studying? A THE BENCH WARMERS — Ryan Lowe. Bob Furey, Peter Lorenzen, Greg Hay- ward. and Derek Marshall. ATHLETICS The buzzer sounds, the whistle blows, the game is over, but not the spirit! Athletes at Camden-Rockport High School always give 100% even when the game or meet isn't going well. The teamwork and sportsmanship ex- hibited by our athletes allows us to be proud of our athletic tradition at CRHS. On the following pages, we hope you will see this spirit, hard work, teamwork and dedication come through as we present our athletes in action. Athletics Divider 103 softball — softball — softball — softb A Nikki Hanley relays the ball in after the play. ► Jen Burton pitch- es the ball to the batter. A Darcie Danforth A Tilar Mazzeo eyes the pitcher. receives same good advice from Coach Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Katie Kress. Nikki Hanley. Jennifer Bur- ton, Darcie Danforth. Page Holmes. Tilar Mazzeo. Shel- ley Bouchard. SECOND ROW: Coach Leonard, Coach Johnson. Kris Pease. Kate MacPhee, Michelle Gagne. Nellis Sanford. Lau- ra Hall. MISSING: Heather Weir. Heather Conrad. SCOREBOARD C-R 12 Medomak Valley 46 C-R 6 Brunswick 28 C-R 10 Belfast 8 C-R 16 Medomak Valley IS C-R 6 Rockland 8 C-R 12 Mt. View 13 C-R 5 Mr. Ararat 13 C-R 10 Lincoln Academy 9 C-R 4 Rockland 3 C-R IS Medomak Valley 7 C-R 7 Morse 10 C-R 24 Mt. View 21 JV Softball II — softball — softball — softball — softb ▲ Always having something to smile about Michele Taylor, Debbie Peckham, Leslie Sprowl and Robin Webber pose for the camera. SCOREBOARD C-R 8 Gardiner 16 C-R 4 Belfast 22 C-R 3 Rockland 7 C-R 3 Medomak Valley 11 C-R 1 Buns wick 10 C-R 2 MCI 24 C-R 7 Belfast 2 C-R 3 Medomak Valley 4 C-R 1 Mt. View 6 C-R 4 Rockland 3 C-R 1 Mt. Ararat 18 C-R 8 Belfast 15 C-R 5 Rockland 2 C-R 3 Medomak Valley 7 C-R 3 Morse 11 C-R 9 Mt. View 4 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Becky Nason. Io Cyrus, Diane Bragg. Deb- bie Peckham. Rhonda Dean. Beth Rich. SECOND ROW: Michelle Taylor, Leslie Sprowl. Bethany Annis, Rob- in Weber, Mary Christie. Coach Leonard. Coach Johnson. MISSING: Score- keeper Megan Scholl. 105 Varsity Softball baseball — baseball — baseball — JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Emilio Spado- la. Jamie Weymouth. Aaron Bailey. Jason Hearst. Dwight Collins. Bill Smith. Tom McFarland. SECOND ROW: Jeremy Schneider. Job Bell. Jon Wickenden, Josh Gundling. Tom Manning, Ryan Berry. Dan Gilbert. Coach Mike Lukacs. SCOREBOARD C-R 6 Gardiner 10 C-R 6 Bellast 8 C-R 6 Rockland 10 C-R 7 Medomak Valley 9 C-R 5 Brunswick 13 C-R 13 Belfast 5 C-R 6 Medomak Valley 13 C-R 11 Rockland 10 C-R 7 Mt. View 1 C-R 7 Mt. Ararat 11 C-R 10 Lincoln Academy 0 C-R 10 Belfast 1 C-R 8 Rockland 10 C-R 11 Medomak Valley 6 C-R 5 Morse 6 C-R 7 Mt. View 1 C-R 15 Georges Valley 4 106 JV Baseball baseball — baseball — baseball — base Tom Fiiield ad- justs his grip on the bat. ▼ Steve Tricorn� checks the signals from Coach Hughes. ◄ Todd Drinkwater and Nathan Spec- tre discuss pitching strategy for the next batter. ▲ Michael Moody hurls another sure shot over the plate. SCOREBOARD C-R 2 Gardiner 16 C-R 9 Bellast 6 C-R 5 Rockland 6 C-R 5 Medomak Valley 2 C-R 3 MCI 0 C-R 1 Brunswick 5 C-R 12 Beliast 5 C-R 13 Rockland 12 C-R 7 Medomak Valley 1 C-R 2 Ml View 3 C-R 10 Ml. Araral 9 C-R 6 BolfasI 15 C-R 4 Rockland 8 C-R 10 Medomak Valley 4 C-R 9 Morso 7 C-R 0 Ml View 1 STATE TOURNAMENT C-R 4 Ml. View 5 CLASS B SOUTH KVAC CHAMPIONS VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jason Jones. Steve Tricorni, John GiUjert, Bob Furey. Todd Drinkwater. Tom Fifield, Mike Bex, Mike Healy. BACK ROW: Manag- er Jennifer Bryant. Trainer Kathie White, Coach Bill Hughes, Mike Moody. Na- than Spectre. Lance Bald- win. Jason Wiley, Myron Witherall, Mark Merrifield, Darren Danforth. 107 Varsity Baseball track — track — track — track — ▼ Lori McMahon gets some advice from Coach Goods peed. ▼ Mindy Osting tries her best to improve her time. GIRLS FRONT ROW: Jamie Schwel- lenbach. Kris Higgins. Heidi Zinkevich. Lara Keidel. Shannon McRee, Lori McMahon. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Higgins. Patty Tooley. Suzanne Stahle. Terry Tooley, Lisa Rubenstein. Manag- ers Tina Huntley. Jennifer McFadden. THIRD ROW: Dawn Goss. Wendy Hamalainen. Em- ily Spectre. Tracy Todd, Erin Starrs. Mindy Osting. FOURTH ROW: Coach Perry Goodspeod. Amy Hupper, Brooke Stahle. Sara Shapiro. Sue Lindahl. Kris- ten Palmer. MISSING: Sarah Webster. Shelly Patten. Amanda Wright. Helen Grenholm. SCOREBOARD Regionals: Lori McMahon Lori McMahon States: Lori McMahon Lori McMahon 1st 200 meter 2nd 100 meter 3rd 100 meter 3rd 200 meter track — trac k — track — trac! k — trac k ◄ Rain doesn’t bother Dennis Wellert during an important meet. ▼ Sean Bailey tries out a new pair of shoes. SCOREBOARD KVAC Class B Champions Third place at Regionals Sixth place at State Class B Meet Participants: Mac McKeever Long jump Thom Mills 110 high hurdles Maynard Pushaw 100 meters Sean Bailey 300 1. H. Dennis Wellert T. J. Jett Bender 3200 meter STATE CHAMPION JEFF BENDER 3200 meter Time: 9:29:5 BOYS FRONT ROW: David White. Shaughn Ryan. Toby Lawry. Craig Peckham. Scott Withee, Fred Zinkevich. Jurgen Jacoby. Jenny Pinkham. SECOND ROW: Tom Verboncoeur. Greg Wil- liams. Brian Bender. Captain Thom Mills. Dennis Wellert. Mike Brawn. Elisabeth Hall. THIRD ROW: Sean Bailey. Carl Russ. Robert Whisenant, Mike White, Jason Arey. Mac McKeever, Ja- son Simmons. Maynard Pushaw. FOURTH ROW: Bryn Gilpin. Pe- ter Landry. Marc Conner. Cap- tain Jeff Bender. Todd Pendleton. Mike Grey. Rick Stumm. MISS- ING: Didier Bonner-Ganter, Si- mon Carlstedt. Marc Dean. Charles Hall Matt Wood. Chad Joy. Boys Track 109 tennis — tennis — tennis — tennis — ▲ Amy Hopkins smashes a perfect forehand over the net. GIRLS FRONT ROW: Holly Hen- drick. Kelly Baeza. Bhinda Keidel. Liz Ross, Mary Sex- ton. BACK ROW: Coach Sue Sulzer, Heather Chadwell, Angela Winchenbach. Romy Massie, Lorie Hopkins. Jen- nifer Hopkins, Melissa Cair, Amy Hopkins. MISSING: Ab- by Kidder. SCOREBOARD C-R I Lincoln Academy 4 C-R 5 Gardiner 0 C-R 3 Morse 2 C-R 1 Cony 4 C-R 4 Mt. Ararat 1 C-R 5 Rockland 0 C-R 5 Rumlord 0 C-R 5 Skowhegan 0 C-R 2 Waterville 3 C-R 0 Brunswick 5 tennis — tennis — tennis — tennis — tenn ◄ Wes Bell shows us new and interesting ways of making contact with the ball. A Tennis is demanding, but Jamie Van Alstine shows that homework can take top priority. SCOREBOARD C-R 1 Lincoln Academy 4 C-R 1 Gardiner 4 C-R 1 Morse 4 C-R 1 Mt. Ararat 4 C-R 1 Cony 4 C-R 1 Rockland 4 C-R 0 Skowhegan 5 C-R 1 Rumford 4 C-R 1 Waterville 4 C-R 1 Brunswick 4 BOYS Coach John Lippman, Jonas Stimer, Gian Gallace. Noah Barnes, Jesse Berger, Steve McCrea, Steve Luque, Jamie Van Alstine, Jeff Graffam, Wes Bell. soccer — soccer — soccer — soccer ▼ Jamie Weymouth tries to get the ball going in the other direction ▼ Job Bell makes another great save JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Brett Hay- ward, Mike Moody, Bert Hall, Bill O'Brien, Noah Barnes. Lars Weldy, Ethan McKit- trick, Craig Peckham, Jamie Weymouth. SECOND ROW: Stacey Milliken, Jenny Pinkham, Job Bell. Jon Cox, Matt Silverio, T. C. Bland, Matt Boobar, Jessie Berger, Sean Ryan, Ted Millington. Andy Cox, Ryan Jaret, Chris Wellman, Coach Ridley. MISSING: Doug Teel, Jamie Visser. SCOREBOARD C-R 1 Watervtlle 3 C-R 1 Georges Valley 2 C-R 2 Rockland 3 C-R 3 Beliast 0 C-R 1 Mt. Ararat 0 C-R 2 Morse 1 C-R 2 Cony 1 C-R 1 Brunswick 6 C-R 1 Waterville 2 C-R 1 Lincoln Academy 2 C-R 5 Rockland 2 C-R 1 Belfast 1 C-R 0 Vinalhaven 2 C-R 4 Mt. Ararat 3 C-R 0 Morse 2 C-R 2 Cony 0 C-R 0 Brunswick 0 112 JV Soccer soccer soccer ▼ Lance Baldwin M Lars Weldy tips the ball over goes for the ball the crossbar. — soccer — ▼ Mike Grey leads game against the team in the Brunswick homecoming soccer —; SCOREBOARD C-R 0 Waterville 6 C-R 6 Medomak 0 C-R 4 Belfast 0 C-R 1 Mt. Ararat 2 C-R 0 Morse 4 C-R 1 Cony 0 C-R 1 Brunswick 3 C-R 0 Waterville 2 C-R 5 Medomak 1 C-R 6 Belfast 2 C-R 1 Mt. Ararat 3 C-R 2 Morse 3 C-R 1 Cony 1 C-R 0 Brunswick 2 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Charlie Bentley. Jason Arey. Peter Landry. Scott Smith, Mike Grey, Lance Bal- dwin. Steve Tricorni. Matt Ogier, Chris Goss. Jamie Val Alstine, Mike Bex. SECOND ROW: BUI Smith. Mike Healy, Didier Bon- ner-Ganter. Colin DetwUer. Wes Bell. Mac McKeever, Dan GU- bert, Todd Drinkwater, Aaron BaUey. Tom McFarland. Coach Palmer. MISSING: Skip Free- man. Josh Ellis, Managers Kathie White. Brooke Stahle. Varsity Soccer 113 field hockey — field hockey — field ho T Cathy Johanson takes a running start toward the ball ▼ Wendy Hama- lainen, Dawn Goss, and Nellie Sanford discuss the strategy of the game ■ . ► Half-time in- structions during a JV game JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Julie Corcoran. Kendra Scott. Cathy Johanson. Jody Hoffses. Dawn Goss. Suzanne Brown. Nellis Sanford. Joy Anderson. Danielle Patten. SECOND ROW: Christine Johanson. Su- san Witt, Becky Baggett. Wil- low Hall. Wendy Hamalainen, Suzanne Stone, Cara Wincklhofer, Emily Spectre. Tasha Conary, Heather Weir. Paulette McKay. Jennifer Mill er. Karen Rose. Coach Ste- phen Danforth. MISSING: Sara Coffey. Page Holmes. Kim Welt. Coach Sharon Danforth. SCOREBOARD C-R 0 Cony 5 C-R 3 Winslow 0 C-R 2 Rockland 0 C-R 3 Mt. Ararat 0 C-R 1 Morse 1 C-R 0 Gardiner 3 C-R 1 Lindoln Academy 1 C-R 0 Belfast 1 C-R 2 Rockland 0 C-R 1 Lincoln Academy 1 C-R 0 Georges Valley 2 C-R 1 Waterville 2 C-R 3 Lawrence 2 114 JV Field Hockey ey — field hockey — field hockey — field Danielle Patten psyches herseli up for the big game C-{ ◄ Behind the net and behind the mask. Darci Danforth stands ready for anything. A Dawn Goss makes a safe dur- ing practice. ◄ Anita Smith runs in for a long drive A Carrie Landrith looks up before taking the shot. 4 SCOREBOARD C-R 0 Cony 11 C-R 1 Winslow 3 C-R 0 Rockland 0 C-R 2 Mt. Ararat 2 C-R 0 Brunswick 5 C-R 1 Morse 2 C-R 0 Gardiner 6 C-R 2 Lindoln Academy 5 C-R 0 Belfast 0 C-R 1 Lincoln Academy 5 C-R 0 Georges Valley 1 C-R 1 Waterville 0 C-R 0 Lawrence 1 C-R 2 Rockland 1 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jessy Sim- mons, Amanda Wright. Car- rie Landrith, Darcie Danforth. Co-captains Michelle Taylor and Maureen Garrigan. Missy Carr. SECOND ROW: Tasha Conary. Kim Hewitt. Anita Smith. Megan Scholl. Mary Christie, Kristen Palmer. Becky Annis, Meredith Sidwell. Emily Spectre. Coach Walley. MISSING: Elisabeth Hall. Kristie Zeiler, Beth Thomas. Callie Carr. Manager. Varsity Field Hockey 115 cross country running — cross country ▼ Kris and Jen Higgins are always competing, even in running. ▼ Jamie SchweUenbach pushes for the finish line. ▲ Heather Lindquist takes a break after another good run. GIRLS FRONT ROW: Nicky Hupper, Jennifer Higgins, Liz Ol- dread. Kris Higgins. SEC- OND ROW: Manager Becky Nason, Heather Lindquist. Suzanne Dunavent, Jamie SchweUenbach. Coach Pen- ny Crockett. MISSING: Elana McCoy. SCOREBOARD Cony 23 Medomak 31 C-R 32 C-R 38 Mt. Ararat Oxford Hills 54 Brunswick C-R 26 Hampden IS Winslow 29 C-R 46 Lawrence Morse Skow began 35 C-R 42 C-R 37 Rockland 61 Cony 42 Mt. Ararat 80 Waterville 44 C-R 37 Cony 42 Waterville 44 Rockland Invitational C-R 1 st KVAC Class B Championship C-R 5th Eastern Maine Regionals C-R 7th 116 Girls Cross Country cross country running — cross country runni A The proud victors hold up the first place trophy from the Rockland Invitational. ◄ Running is an exhausting sport. Robert Whisenant receives support after a race. ◄ Mike Crockett crosses the finish line. ▼ Chris Schmidgall and Chris Witt run the last leg of the race. ◄ Brian Bender leads the crowd over the gully. SCOREBOARD Cony 26 Oxford Hills 20 Mt. Ararat 42 C-R 39 C-R 60 Medomak Brunswick 100 Hampden 20 C-R 34 C-R 41 Morse 45 Lawrence 51 Winslow Mt. Ararat 32 Skowhegan 37 Cony 26 C-R 55 Waterville 41 Rockland C-R 57 Rockland Invitational C-R 2nd KVAC Class B Championship C-R 1st Eastern Maine Regionals C-R 7th BOYS FRONT ROW: Aaron Mahoney, Jason Chase, Carl Russ. Mark Deane, Brian Bender, Robert Whisenant. SECOND ROW: Coach Charlie Crockett. Manager Jennifer Roy. Jason Jones. Chris Schmidgall, Mike Crockett, Chris Witt. Keith Marino. Boys Cross Country 117 golf — golf — golf — golf — golf — VARSITY FRONT ROW: Bob Furey. Derek Marshall. Grey Hay- ward. Ryan Low. Andy Les- merises. Chris McKeamey. Jeff Wass. SECOND ROW: Mike Brawn. Robin Weber. Shane Smith. B. J. Savage. Ben Cameron. Wayne Thibodeau. Jason McKay, Jon Wickenden, Jeff Graf- fam. MISSING: Donnie Mul- len. Jeremy Mouler, Jason Hearst, Greg Polk. SCOREBOARD C-R 7 Medomak Valley 0 C-R 3 Rockland 4 C-R 5 Brunswick 2 C-R 5 Oxford Hills 2 C-R 2 Mt. Ararat 5 C-R 7 Cony 0 C-R 7 Morse 0 C-R 7 Madison 0 C-R 7 Mt. Blue 0 C-R 6 Winslow 1 C-R 7 Gardiner 0 C-R 7 Medomak Valley 0 2nd PLACE STATE CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP 118 Goll girls soccer club — girls soccer club — girls s ◄ Heather Conrad ▼ Oranges hit the practices for a spot during a hard perfect throw-in. game. ▼ Lisa Rubenstein prepares for a throw in. ▲ Tilar Mazzeo during pre-game kicks the ball warmup FRONT ROW: Stacie Yandell. Avi Good, Debbie Peckham, Ti- lar Mazzeo. Sarah Shapiro. Jody Young. SECOND ROW: Amy Hupper, Tracy Plaisted. Samantha Page. Sarah Webster. Lisa Rubenstein. Liz Zak. Julia Willand. THIRD ROW: Katie Kress. Heather Con- rad. Kris Twitchell. Holly Hendrick. Mary Sexton. BACK: Mr. Lovell. Mr. Greeley. MISSING: Tracy Rog- ers. Heather Evans. Jennifer Burton. SCOREBOARD C-R 1 Wiscasset 0 C-R 3 Medomak 2 C-R 2 Wiscasset 2 C-R 1 Mt. View 3 C-R 3 Medomak 2 Girls Soccer Club 119 wrestling — wrestling — wrestling — ▼ Toby Lawry takes his position. ► Shaughn Ryan tries to escape his opponent's grip. A Don Charlson stands up to break his opponent's hold. A Ethan McKittrick ► Eric Powers prepares for a pin. grabs a leg to take control. SCOREBOARD C-R 24 Belfast 49 C-R 45 Hyde 27 C-R 54 Mt. View 6 C-R 61 Hyde 0 C-R 39 Mt. View 33 JV AND VARSITY FRONT ROW: Ethan McKittrick. Dana Snowdeal. Eric Naylor. Chris Wellman. Shaughn Ryan. Toby Lawry. Jason Jones. Coach Rick Hamel. SECOND ROW: Coach John Kelly. Patrick Ames. Don Charlson. Jonas Smith. Jack Kelly. Fred Zinkevich. Aaron Boetsch. Eric Powers. Dwight Collins. THIRD ROW: Managers Kathy Tolman and Corinna Eaton. Chad Joy. Eric Johnson. Joe Dyer, Tom Verboncoeur. Dave Sprowl. Maynard Pushaw. Mark Merriheld. MISSING: Teddy Millington. restling — wrestling — wrestling — wrestlin SCOREBOARD C-R 39 Wells 36 C-R 36 Medomak Valley 27 C-R 35 Foxcroft Academy 35 C-R 36 Foxcroft Academy 24 C-R 53 MCI 28 C-R 32 Mattanawcook 31 C-R 50 Bucksport 28 C-R 36 MCI 31 C-R 57 Dexter 13 C-R 57 Penobscot Valley 16 C-R 39 Traip 38 C-R 47 Ellsworth 18 C-R 33 Wells 33 C-R 66 Nokomis 9 C-R 45 Belfast 24 C-R 35 Bucksport 21 C-R 60 Ellsworth 12 C-R 43 Lincoln Academy 16 C-R Invitational Tournament C-R 1st Atlantic Invitational C-R 4th Penobscot Valley League Championship C-R 1st Class B Eastern Regionals C-R 1st State Class B Championships C-R 2nd alpine skiing — alpine skiing — alpine s ► Terri Tooley pushes out to the finish. A Sarah Shapiro tucks 'til the end of the race. A Kim Hewitt eyes the next gate in the course. ► Anita Smith sharpens her skis. GIRLS AND BOYS FRONT ROW: Wes Bell. Jon Cox. Jamie Van Alstine. Sarah Shapiro. Liz Ross. Anita Smith. Noah Barnes, Kim Hewitt. Stephanie Grey. Max Micoleau. SECOND ROW: Jon Wickenden, David Leavitt. Jamie Weymouth. Chris McKeamey, Terri Tooley. Chris Patstone. Amanda Wright. Willow Hall. Barney Appleton. THIRD ROW: Coach Dale Dougherty, Matt Boobar, Tate Grout, Jason Hearst, Jody Hokkanen, Obie Ostergard, Liz Zak. MISSING: Paulette McKay, Justin Ford. Jen Pinkham. Girls Alpine Skiing ing — alpine skiing — alpine skiing — alpir ▲ Chris Patstone pushes for the fin- ish line. SCOREBOARD Team Records: Girls 9-2 Boys 10-1 State Class A Championship: Alpine Events Girls 5th Slalom 7th Giant Slalom Boys 4th Slalom 2nd Giant Slalom Boys Alpine Skiing 123 nordic skiing — nordic skiing — nordic ► A group of hap- py and hopeful skiers wait to cheer on their team. A Bethany Annis looks around sus- piciously before taking off. A Heather Lind- quist prepares for a race. ► Robert Whise- nant skis on, eye- ing the finish. GIRLS AND BOYS FRONT ROW: Coach Dave Ridley. Heather Lindquist, manager Tina Hun- tley, Zosia Wadoski. Cathy Johanson, Jen- nifer Higgins. Susan Witt. SECOND ROW: Joy Anderson. Erica Simon, Bethany An- nis, Geoff Wingard, Carl Russ. Wendy Hamalainen, Danielle Pelletier. Suzanne Stahle. Chris Witt. Peter Landry. Charlie Bentley. Mark Deane. THIRD ROW: Ka- trina Johnson, Heather McRee, Matt Sta- ples, Christine Johanson, Nellie Sanford. Suzanne Brown, Robert Whisenant, Suzanne Stone. Mike Moody, Bert Hall. Bill O'Brien. Didier Bonner-Ganter. MISS- ING: Nicky Hupper. 124 Girls Nordic Skiing iing — nordic skiing — nordic skiing — nor SCOREBOARD Season Records: Girls 11-1 Boys 12-2 State Championships: Girls: 8th at state meet Boys: 9th at state meet swimming — swimming — swimming — ▼ Mary Christie warms up in the pool. GIRLS FRONT ROW: Julie Corcoran, Emily Spectre, Jessy Sim- mons, Liz Oldread, Michelle Rogers. SECOND ROW: Elana McCoy, Gretchen Scott, Robin Weber. Ma- ry Christie, Maureen Garri- gan. Coach Loni Saunders. MISS- ING: Dawn Gau- SCOREBOARD C-R36 Old Town 46 C-R59 Gardiner 17 C-R77 Brunswick 91 C-R57 Boothbay 17 C-R61 Beliast 15 C-R47 Lawrence 29 C-R47 Watervllle 29 C-R80 Mt. Ararat 75 C-R56 Messalonskee 20 C-R30 Morse 53 KVAC MEET C-R 2nd STATE MEET C-R 6th swimming swimming swimming — swi ◄ Jason Arey glides through the water. ◄ Derek Marshall gives the team a pep talk at the end of the pool. ▼ Danny Gilbert grabs a breath before diving under. SCOREBOARD C-R58 Old Town 95 C-R77 Brunswick 87 C-R50 Boothbay 26 C-R51 Belfast 25 C-R51 Lawrence 23 C R44 Watorvillo 32 C-R93 Mt. Ararat 72 C-R46 Mossalonskee 25 C-R36 Morse 46 KVAC MEET C-R 2nd STATE MEET C-R 5th BOYS Jason Chase. Brian Bender. Derek Marshall. Mike Bex. Danny Gil- bert. Nike DeLuca. Jason Arey. MISS- ING: Ben Camer- on. Jay Stevenson. Joe Moran, coach Andy Thompson, assistance coach Bob Carter. Boys Swimming 127 cheerleading — cheerleading — chee ▼ Doing what they the crowd on their do best, the cheer- feet and yelling, leaders get ▲ Megan Ryan, co-captain, gives mom a kiss and flower at the last home game. ► Arm positions are precise on the pyramid per- formed by the var- sity squad. JUNIOR VARSITY Megan Ryan, I.ibby Amoroso, Suzanne Duna- vent, Cara Knight, Serena Lovejoy. 128 Cheerleading ading — cheerleading — cheerleading — ◄ At the Bangor Tourneys, the cheerleaders look better than ever. A Seniors Kathie White and Megan Scholl are con- vinced that the 'Jammers will win! ◄ Megan Scholl gives the camera and crowd a smile on the sidelines. ▲ Both squads combined to form a larger competition squad. This talent- ed squad, here, performs the series of pyramids and routines that earned them 6th place at the class B Maine competition. VARSITY FRONT: Stacey Fowlie, Kathie White, Kristen Palmer. BACK: Dawn Goss. Beth- any Grohs, Megan Scholl. MISSING: Kelly O'Brien. girls basketball — girls basketball — gii JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jen- niler Burton. Cara Wincklehofer, Lori Tibbetts. Darcie Danforth. Stacey Yandell, Amy Hup- per. SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Littlefield. Jennifer Berry. Heidi Willett. Kate MacPhee. Maria Bourget. Danielle Patten. Managers Michelle W inchenbach. Tracy Collins. Ka- ren Rose. JV Girls Basketball SCOREBOARD C-R 33 MCI 24 C-R 29 Ml View 36 C-R 22 Rockland 44 C-R 38 MDI 50 C-R 35 Ml. Ararat 25 C-R 37 Hermon 55 C-R 36 Medomak 28 C-R 42 Ml. Ararat 33 C-R 53 Bellas! 24 C-R 44 Bucks port 57 C-R 11 Rockland 46 C-R 42 Medomak 39 C-R 44 MCI 34 C-R 36 Hermon 46 C-R 27 MDI 56 C-R 28 Ml View 63 C-R 37 Bellas! 28 C-R 49 Bucks port 53 s basketball — girls basketball — girls bask SCOREBOARD C-R 43 MCI 30 C-R 28 Ml View 26 C-R 41 Rockland 48 C-R 50 MDI 39 C-R 42 Ml Ararat 31 C-R 35 Hormon 49 C-R 45 Medomak 34 C-R 53 Lincoln Academy 43 C-R 45 Georges Valley 32 C-R 38 Ml Ararat 48 C-R 59 Belfast 22 C-R 75 Buckspod 51 C-R 39 Rockland 38 C-R 30 Medomak 41 C-R 26 MCI 43 C-R 50 Hermon 66 C-R 37 Ml View 32 C-R 48 MDI 34 C-R 63 Belfast 26 C-R 59 Bucks port CLASS B STATE TOURNAMENT 43 C-R 39 Rockland 38 C-R 37 Houlton 48 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Co- captains Mary Sexton and Amy Marx. SECOND ROW: Michelle Taylor, Leslie Sprowl, Debbie Crabtree, Brooke Stahle, Bhinda Keidel, Jodi Young, Nikki Hanley. Jen- nifer Bryant, Becky Nason, Coach Jay Carlson. boys basketball — boys basketball — ► Jeremy Moeller gets the rebound. ▲ Ryan Berry looks for someone to pass to. ► Shane Davis looks to Andy Cox for a pass. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jer- emy Moeller, Der- ek Wilson, Ryan Berry. Tom McFar- land, Aaron Mahoney, Shane Davis, Phil Amoroso. SEC- OND ROW: Man- ager Kim Welt, Brett Hayward, Andy Cox. Scott Wiley. T. C. Bland. Doug Teel. Willy McAvoy, Todd Shaw. Coach Lukacs. SCOREBOARD C-R 31 MCI 54 C-R 42 Mt. View 55 C-R 63 Rockland 79 C-R 56 MDI 72 C-R 40 Mt. Ararat 53 C-R 45 Hermon 88 C-R 51 Medomak Valley 78 C-R 41 Mt. Ararat 51 C-R 55 Bellast 60 C-R 28 Bucks port 52 C-R 59 Rockland 69 C-R 48 Medomak Valley 71 C-R 43 MCI 51 C-R 44 Hermon 82 C-R 43 Mt. View 46 C-R 28 MDI 49 C-R 39 Belfast 46 C-R 48 Bucks port 69 qys basketball — boys basketball — boys ◄ Tom Fifield goes up for a shot against Hermon. ▲ Dennis Wellert puts the ball up for a basket. ◄ The Jammer boys celebrate af- ter the win against Bucksport. A Skip Freeman two Hermon play- home game, takes the ball past ers at the Hermon SCOREBOARD C-R 72 MCI 39 C-R 69 Mt View 51 C-R 57 Rockland 49 C-R 62 MDI 57 C-R 82 Ml Ararat 84 C-R 46 Hormon 62 C-R 66 Modomak 70 C-R 68 Mt Ararat 62 C-R 94 Bollast 74 C-R 70 Bucksport 72 C-R 59 Rockland 63 C-R 78 Modomak 68 C-R 63 MCI 67 C-R 66 Hormon 73 C-R 72 Ml View 60 C-R 72 MDI 69 C-R 86 Belfast 71 C-R 69 Bucksport 62 EASTERN MAINE CLASS B STATE TOURNAMENT C-R 62 Ellsworth 78 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Steve Tricorni, Skip Freeman, Bob Furey, Mike Moo- dy, Jon Berry, co- captain Dennis Wellert. Greg Hay- ward. SECOND ROW: Manager Elisabeth Hall, co- captain Tom Fifield. Tom Man- ning, Mike Free- man, Ryan Berry, Todd Drinkwater, assistant coach Mike Lukacs, head coach Jeff Hart. Varsity Boys Basketbai sketball — boys basketball — boys basket!: FRESHMEN FRESHMAN BAS- KETBALL — FRONT ROW: Doug Teel, Jeremy Moeller, Phil Amoroso. Will McAvoy. SECOND ROW: Manager Kim Welt. Brett Hayward. Andy Cox. Scott Wiley. T. C. Bland, Todd Shaw. SCOREBOARD C-R 54 Georges Valley 55 C-R 56 Mt View 61 C-R 41 Rockland 44 C-R 49 Lincoln Academy 63 C-R 50 Ml. Ararat 61 C-R 49 Bucksport 59 C-R 48 Modomak 45 C-R 33 Georges Valley 37 C-R 52 Mt Ararat 57 C-R 49 Bellas! 43 C-R 46 Bucksport 62 C-R 39 Rockland 59 C-R 57 Modomak 49 C-R 51 Mt View 44 C-R 46 Ellsworth 64 C-R 53 Beliast 51 C-R 44 MDI 62 134 Freshman Basketball gymnastics — gymnastics — gymnastics ◄ Coach Janice Roy adjusts a set- ting on the bars. A Shawna Black begins her bar rou- tine. ◄ Elisa Gilliam does a front hand- spring on the vault. Coach Janice Roy. Lisa Rubenstein, Elisa Gilliam, Em- my Pinkham, Avi Good. Kari Dvo- rak. Shawna Black. Christie Tur- ner. MISSING: Tra- cy Todd. SCOREBOARD Bellas! 115.5 Mt Blue 98.3 C-R 75.55 C-R 69.35 Rockland 18.35 C-R 71.55 Waterville 121.35 Rockland 47.80 C-R 53.05 Skowhegan 33.35 Cony 72.45 C-R 97.70 C-R 70.80 Medomak 64.90 Morse 132.45 Lincoln Acad 105.15 C-R 66.35 MDI 103.7 C-R 76.70 Rockland 31.90 KVAC Meet C-R 5th place State Meet C-R 7th place Gymnastics 135 state champions — state champions - ► Swimming State Champ Derek Marshall — 100 yd. freestyle, 100 yd. backstroke, and George Crim- mons Outstanding Swimmer. ► State Class B Runner-Up Wres- tling Team State Champions state champions — state champions Individual Stale Wrestling Champs Jason Jones — 125, Maynard Pushaw — 160. Jack Kelly — 135 ▼ Class A State Runners-Up — Golf Andy Lesmerises, Jeff Wass. Chris McKeamey. Ryan Low. Greg Hay- ward. State Champions THE ACTS The arts are a top priority for most students at Camden-Rockport High School. Over one-half of the student body is involved in band, chorus or the dramatics department. While many of these students are actually performing, a great many more are working behind the scenes, making sets, costumes or directing one-act plays. So, for the first time, the yearbook staff presents a separate section devoted to the cultural side of life at CRHS. Welcome and enjoy! The cast gathers around Lori McMahon The Arts Divider s«i e 4K1IM® H0AKTTT The 1987 production of the musical The Music Man was definitely a suc- cess enjoyed by both the students and the commu- nity. It was an amusing story set in a small town in Iowa called River City. A city-slicker named Pro- fessor Harold Hill (Sean Reed) came to town in or- der to con the unsuspect- ing citizens. However, a snag occurred in his plan when he fell in love with Marian, the town's librar- ian and piano teacher (Jennifer Boobar). This musical involved nearly fifty students at Camden- Rockport High School, in- cluding cast and crew, all of whom were excellent and made the 1987 mu- sical worth all the effort that went into its produc- tion. Bravo cast and crew! 140 Music Man ▼ Jason Arey serenades Kristy Zeiler with Shaboopie. ◄ Noah Barnes waits for his cue. ▲ The quartet impresses the audience with their talent ▲ Lori McMahon portrays the Statue of Liberty in a whole new way. Music Man 141 3SAS© 13£ WZmWMi What would happen if many of the world's won- derful composers, philos- ophers, writers, artists and political thinkers of an historical era all met for one evening at a par- ty? The communities of Camden and Rockport found out last spring when the Baroque Festi- val was designed and presented by students at Camden-Rockport High School under the direc- tion of John Gelsinger and Joan Heimann. The Baroque period, stretch- ing from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, was one that was right in the arts. To the right, Amanda Wright and Chris Lammi can be seen dancing a minuet, a waltz-like dance very popular then. The eve- ning was eventful and a lot of fun for the entire au- dience. ▼ People listen to the words of Peter the Great ► Noah Barnes, as Sir Isaac Newton, spurts forth a few words of wisdom ► And then in walks Handel, aka Jon Armbrecht to party. A Three cheers for the lady be- hind it all, Mrs. Joan Heimann ▲ Friends help up Danica Phelps, a famous singer after a fainting spell A More guests! Voltaire and a French actress (Heidi Zinkevich and Peter Killoran) 142 Baroque Festival A Josh Gundling and Emilio Spadola stand by to watch the festivities Baroque Festival 143 A Lara Keidel speaks her peace as Lord Chamberlain's wife. A Lorie Hopkins and Wes Bell question the wisdom of Fred Zinkevich, the wizard. ► Everyone is amazed as the Princess is cured. ► Emilio Spadola jingles his bells as the jester. ▼ Everyone tries to cure the Princess. Heidi Zinkevich. Many Moons ◄ Lori McMahon and Josh Moor© star in Omega's Ninth. ▼ Wes Bell looks stunned in Our Secret. One Act Plays ▲ Scott Browning and Toby DiLorenzo put on some marking make-up. ◄ Some of the cast members from The Sandbox take a break. i Am paiAii ► The 1987-88 Symphonic Band at the State Capitol. ► Sandy McLeod toots along to the Thunderer.” ▲ Carryl Blakemore turns notes into music with her bassoon. ► Carson Laroche-Fisk, Fred Zinkevich, and Steve Weed show the Pep Band's spirit at the tournament games. ► Clarinetists concentrate as their fingers move precisely on the keys. ◄ The Wind Ensemble performs during the Christmas Concert. ▼ The C-R Band marches through the streets on Memorial Day. A 1988 ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS — SITTING: Matt Staples. FRONT: Carryl Blakemore, Trevor Johnson. Anita Smith. Jenniler Graham. Bhinda Keidel. Kelly Baeza. BACK: Ethan McKittrick. Steve Weed. Avi Good. Heidi Zinkevich. Jamie VanAlstine. Band ◄ The 1987-88 C-R Chorus Chorus 149 i ACTIVITIES At CRHS, we score all A's! Academ- ics, Arts, Athletics, and, of course, Ac- tivities. With over fifteen clubs and or- ganizations in which to participate, these is something for everyone. Activities are fun and exciting. You can meet new peo- ple and learn new things climbing moun- tains, solving math problems, or working on one of three types of publications. So, turn the page and see what's going on for activities. Activities Divider 151 ► Scott Browning grips the mi- crophone and prepares to sing ► Fingers flow precisely over the keys as Trevor Johnson per- forms his piece. ▼ The winning team LaLa Salama sings Paul Simon's ''Homeless” N.H.S. TALENT SHOW •4 Chris Lammi strums his guitar A Scott. Paul. Chris and Thom to the rhythm ol the music — the best quartet Talent Show 153 Nearly fifty students pooled their talents and ef- forts to make the 1987 Na- tional Honor Society's Tal- ent Show a success both in terms of the quality and or- ganization of the acts as well as the money raised for scholarships. Director Steve Sulzer worked with the nine student acts and two faculty acts along with the crew to produce an en- tertaining evening for all. Winning the prizes were: Best Rock Band — the Green and the Bleu; Most Artistic Act — Lala Salama; and Best Original Act — Jeanne Hoffman and Sean Reed. ◄ Those fabulous faculty wom- en belt out the hit tune Runaway ▼ Troy Crabtree skips up to the microphone for a chance at one of the prizes. 1987 ALUMNI WEEKEND ► Tom Fifield beats Sean Bailey: Class of 89 vs. 87. ▼ Debbie Crabtree tries to steal the ball away. A Amy Marx shoots one. ► Dennis Wellert finds a space through the alumni's blocks. ► Young and old both wait to grab the rebound. 1987 Alumni Weekend A Leslie Sprowl and Tom Fiiield ▲ Bhinda Keidel and Fred Zinkevich A Brooke Stahle and Lance Baldwin BASKETBALL QUEEN KIM HEWITT RUNNER-UP: LIZ ROSS A The princes” gather around the throne. A Page Holmes and Dan Gilbert A Terri Tooley and Scott Smith 1987-88 Basketball Queen WINDSONC FRONT ROW: Elana McCoy. Sarah Furman. SECOND ROW: Robin Lawson. Agnes Dupuis. Jeanne Hoffman. Kristie Zeiler. Winston Jenkins. Tom Arm- brecht. Ginny Fowles. Jennifer McIntosh. Kathy Frye. Advisor Mr. Vail. MISSING: Danica Phelps. Sean Allen. BACKDOOR FRONT ROW: Gene Ames. SECOND ROW: Gretchen John- son. Kris Martin. Erica Simon. Jennifer Hope. Bill Morong, Jus- tin Ford. Kate MacPhee, Mike Healey, John Smith. Carolie Overlock. THIRD ROW: Advisor Mr. Hope, Katrina Johnson. Jody Hoffses, Amy Jones, Cathy Ames. Trish Pendleton, Valicia Davis. George Benson. Windsong, Backdoor YEARBOOK CO-EDITORS: Romy Massie and Kathie White BUSINESS MANAGERS: Mary Christie and Chalorne Libby SENIOR ASSISTANTS: Kelly Baeza, Gretchen Farley, Elisabeth Hall, Amy Marx, Anita Smith, Kathy Tolman ADVERTISING: Kelly Baeza, Bethany Grohs, Jennifer Higgins, Peter Klivans, Jeannie Hoffman, Kathie White, Amy Jones, Megan Scholl, Romy Massie, Gret- chen Farley, Anita Smith, Elisabeth Hall, Bobbi Oxton, Kristen Palmer, Jane McKay, Caleb Thompson, Robin Weber, Jennifer Roy, Jennifer Graffam, Lori McMahan, Chalorne Libby, Peter Landry, Sarah Furman, Amy Marx, Michelle Gagne, Mark Merrifield, Carrie Cox, Tom Armbrecht, Jennifer Bryant, Kelly O'Brien, Caryn Shattuck, Chrissy Johnson, Sarah Sha- piro, Amanda Wright, Kim Nash, Brooke Stahle, Fred Zinkevich, Avi Good, Candida Ferriaolo, Mary Chris- tie, Tracey Marshall, Kristi Zeiler, Nikki Hanley, Laura Hall, Sarah Shapiro, Lara Keidel, Kathy Tolman, Mike Bex SALES: Carrie Cox, Lori Tibbetts, Michelle Gagne, Gretchen Farley, Mary Christie, Mrs. Wootton, Julia Wiland PHOTOGRAPHY: Mark Haskell, P. J. Hamel, Faith Vautour, Bill Bentley, John Shaw, Elana McCoy LAY-OUT: Romy Massie, Kathie White, Carrie Cox, Jennifer Bryant, Ginny Fowles, Elisabeth Hall, Amy Jones, Julie Wiland, Amy Hupper, Amanda Wright, Jason McKay, Jamie Schwellenbach, Tracey Mar- shall, Winston Jenkins, Liz Ross, Amy Marx, Suzanne Dunavent, Lori Tibbetts, Jane McKay ART: Kathie White ADVISOR: Faith Vautour Romy Massie and Kathie White put in another long af- ternoon on the C-R yearbook. FRONT ROW: Sarah Furman, Advisor Faith Vautour. SEC- OND ROW: Lori Tibbetts. Julia Wiland, co-editors Romy Massie and Kathie White, Kristen Palm- er. THIRD ROW: Kim Nash, Megan Scholl. Ginny Fowles, Anita Smith. Amy Marx. Kelly Baeza. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Tolman, Jennifer Graffam, Beth- any Grohs, Elisabeth Hall, Win- ston Jenkins. Jamie Schwel- lenbach. Jennifer Higgins. FIFTH ROW: Jennifer Roy. Beth- any Annis, Jennifer Bryant, Amy Jones. Robin Weber, Tracey Marshall, Mary Christie, Gret- chen Farley. Yearbook STUDENT COUNCIL A Student Council members eat lunch and listen to the current events of C-R during 5A every Wednesday. ► President Romy Massie stands at the lectern listening attentively to the students' suggestions. FRONT ROW: Matt Ogier. Heidi Zinkevich. Romy Massie. Beth- any Grohs. Fred Zinkevich. Ethan McKittrick, Brian Bender. Steve Luque. SECOND ROW: Cara Wincklhofer. Emily Spec- tre. Nellie Sanford. Kim Hewitt. Caleb Thompson. Matt Boyd. Liz Ross. Page Holmes. Erin Starrs. THIRD ROW: Mr. Strom. Tom Fifield. Don Charlson, Bill O'Brien. Matt Silverio. Andy Cox. Heather Evans. Julia Wi- land. 1987 CHRISTMAS BALL A Jennifer Bryant and Mike Grey take time from dancing to have a snack. ◄ Anita Smith and Chris McKearney dance the night away to the music of Rio Bisbee. ◄ Jennifer McIntosh and Ted Millington drink punch and admire the Christmas tree downstairs in the Legion Hall. ◄ Students sway to the slow rhythm of the band. Christmas Ball 159 OUTING CLUB 160 Outing Club Outing Club 161 PHYSICS TRIP ► Peter Killoran looks back from the shelter at Tuckerman's Ra- vine. A Beth Grohs and Amy Marx A At the top! FRONT: Amy stine. Peter Killoran, Steve spread out the blankets in their Marx. Fred Zinkevich, Beth Luque, Chris Patstone, Caleb tent. Grohs. BACK: Jamie Van Al- Thompson. Physics Trip ATHLETIC TRAINERS ◄ Jonas Smith tapes up Kathie White's ankle before a game. ▼ Danny Gilbert waves HI from the whirlpool. ▲ Kristina Martin puts a hydrocirculator pack in a towel to help steam out an athlete's tired muscles. A BOTTOM: Dan Gilbert. Jenny Pinkham. David White. Kathie White. Mike Grey. Chad Joy. Michelle Gagne. MIDDLE: Jessie Simmons. Brooke Stahle. Romy Massie, Kelly Baeza, Libby Amorose. TOP: Christy McLeod. Advisor — Mr. Hart. Elana McCoy. Advisor — Mr. Read. Kim Welt, Kristina Martin. Gretchen Johnson. Athletic Trainers C-R CLUB A FRONT ROW: Bethany Annis, lenniier Roy. Wendy Hamalainen, Dawn Goss. SECOND ROW: Kisiten Palmer. Kathie White. Brooke Stahle. Lesho Sprowl. Nellie Sanford. THIRD ROW: Advisor Mr. Crockett. Becky Nason, (enniler Bryant. Valicia Davis. Debbie Crabtree. Robin Weber. Geof ► Jenny Pinkham makes the popcorn before a game. ▼ Mike Grey gets ready for a soccer game by making a spirit poster. ▼ Valicia Davis waits on Greg Spera at the concession stand. Wingard. Carl Russ. FOURTH ROW: Steve Trico mi, Lance Baldwin. Tom Fiiield. Dennis Wellerl. Greg Hayward. Peter Lorenzon. MISSING: Gretchen Farley. Nikki Hanley. Michelle Taylor, Mary Christie. President Mike Grey. Romy Massie. F.B.L.A ▼ Debbie Crabtree eats some popcorn and enjoys the party. KNEELING: Kim Campbell, Carrie Cox. Gretchen Farley. Mary Christie. SITTING: Robin Weber. Deborah Crabtree. STANDING: Angie Allen. Alecia Goulette. Toni DeSisto. F.B.L.A Julie DeSisto. Tina Belcher. Chalome Libby, Bobbi Oxton. Va licia Davis. Shelley Bouchard. Corinna Eaton. Laurie DeSisto. Advisor Mrs. Sturdee. ▲ Bobbi Oxton. Becky Annis, and Carrie Cox sample the Sweetie party food. ◄ 1988 C-R Sweetie. Leah Butler, cuts the cake. First and second runner-up. Bill Smith and Dana Snowdeal. look on. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ► Romy Massie, Megan Scholl. Kathie White, and Beth Grohs enjoy refreshments and laughter after the induction. ▼ Miss Heal tells the criteria for being in N.H.S. at the induction. ▲ N.H.S. sponsors the annual talent show where fantastic acts, like Trevor Johnson, can be seen. ▲ FIRST ROW: Bethany Grohs, Ginny Fowles. Carrie Landrith. SECOND ROW: Amy Marx. Romy Massie, Megan Scholl, Jennifer Bryant. Amy Hupper, Amy Jones. FOURTH ROW: Steve Luque, Peter Killoran, Tom Armbrecht, Jamie Van Alstine, Chris Goss, Peter Klivans, Brian Bender, Trevor Johnson. BACK ROW: Wes Bell. Lance Baldwin. National Honor Society SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Nellie Sanford. Laura Hall. Michelle Gagne. Jane McKay. Christie McLeod. Kim Welt. Jennifer Pinkham, Suzanne Stone. Liz Oldread. SECOND ROW: Brad Samson. Josh Gundling. Justin Ford, Chad Joy. Gian Gallace. Missy CarT. Advisor Mr. Sulzer. MISSING: Bhinda Keidel. Candida Ferraiolo. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Jessica Sweeley. Carrie Landrith. Amy Jones. Bill O'Brien. Kris Twitchell. Trevor Johnson. SECOND ROW: Emilio Spadola, Jeremy Schneider. Joy Anderson. Jennifer Higgins. Carl Russ. Wendy Hamalainen. Dawn Goss, Suzanne Stone. Abby Kidder, Mary Sexton. Sarah Furman. Paul Chamberlain. Brian Bender. Peter Klivans. Chris Hunter. THIRD ROW: Susan Corcoran. Nellie Sanford. Suzanne Brown, Jason Hearst. Tom McFarland. Lance Baldwin, Carson LaRoche- Fiske, Kristen Palmer, Chris Goss. FOURTH ROW: Joe Moran, Ethan McKittrick, Sean Allen. Mike Sweeley. Wes Bell. Josh Moore. Steve Luque. Advisor Mr. Curtis. MISSING: Amy Marx. Chris Witt, Kendall Libby. Spanish Club Latin Club FRONT ROW: Josh Moore. Fred Zinkevich. Lara Keidel. Bhinda Keidel. SECOND ROW: Kim Hewitt, Amy Hupper. Sue Lindahl. Beth Grohs, Kristen Palmer. Romy Massie, Amy Sullivan, Co-advisors Mrs. Ridley and Mr. Oakes. BACK ROW: Brian Bender. Wes Bell. FRONT ROW: Jennifer McIntosh. Kathy Johanson. Elliot Mitchell, Heather Conrad. Libby Amoroso. Amy Hupper. SECOND ROW: Amy Mane, Winston Jenkins. Laurie DeSisto. Stacy Fowlie, Suzanne Dunavent, Kristina Pease. THIRD ROW: Tasha Gushee, Amy Wentworth. MISSING: Elana McCoy. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: Todd Staples — vice-president. Julie DeSisto — secretary-treasurer, Robyn Gray — president. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Gray, Shelley Bouchard, Valicia Davis, Angie Hastings. THIRD ROW: Advisor Mrs. Berry, John Smith, Scott Withee, George Benson, Advisor Miss Spring. MISSING: Jeff Wass, Tom Pease, Jason Wiley, Laura Garland. MATH TEAM Peter Klivans, Advisor Mr. Sims. Carl Russ, Bill O'Brien. Chris Goss. Chris Patstone. Amy Hopkins, Amy Marx, Megan Scholl. Agnes Dupuis. Library Club Math Team THESPIANS A Genevieve. Lori McMahon, sends a letter to herself over the record player. ► Noah Barnes, looking 60 years older, performs a monologue. A FRONT ROW: Emilio Spadola. SECOND ROW: Peter Killoran. Fred Zinkevich. Lorie Hopkins. Amy Marx. Tom Armbrecht. Lance Baldwin. Sarah Furman. Lorie McMahan. Paul Chamberlain. Wes Bell. Noah Barnes. Zach Morong. 170 Thespians WORLD TRAVELERS My name is M'Hamed Krifa and I'm from Sousse, Tunisia in North Africa. I am twenty years old. I graduated from Lycee Secondaire de Kalaa Sqhira last June. This year is a year off. Next year, I will go to a college in an inner town, Kairouan, which is about sixty kilometers away from my coastal town. I will study English in this university for four years in order to earn a certif- icate that will enable me to teach in a high school. After that, I may carry on my studies further in or- der to become a profes- sor. This year in the Unit- ed States is very helpful to me since I'm learning a lot of things both inside and outside the school. My name is Agnes Dupuis and I'm from Tou- louse, France. I've al- ready finished high school in France by pass- ing the Baccalaureate which is a very important exam taken at the end of high school. I decided to be an exchange student in the United States be- cause I didn't really know what to do after high school. I felt as though I needed to become more mature and to gain more experience before mak- ing important decisions in my life. It's been won- derful to discover differ- ent people and customs, and to make new friends. When I regret- fully go back to France, I'll probably attend en- gineering school, after a two-year program called Math. Sup. My year in the United States has given me the expe- riences I wanted and has been one of the best years of my life. I'm sure I will return someday. My name is Osborne Osse Von Waldegg and I'm from Marsta, Sweden. I'm seventeen years old and live in a small town with a population of 20,000 right outside of the capitol of Sweden, Stock- holm. I've finished nine years of compulsory school and last year I at- tended the first of the four years in a science sec- ondary school. I thought that after ten years I was very bored with school so I decided to come to the United States. I hope to get more independent and mature. And, of course, I hope to learn to speak English fluently. In my spare time, I'm into music and team handball. When I return home, I'm going back to school for at least three more years. After that, I don't know. Three jobs that interest me are lawyer, civil engineer and journalist. I also want to advise people about ex- change students: talk to them about anything. Somebody caring can lighten up an entire day. ▲ Agnes Dupuis — France. M'Hamed Kriia — Tunisia, Os- borne Von Waldegg — Sweden. Students and staff at Camden-Rockport High School would like to thank the many area businesses and individuals who, through their financial support, make this 1988 Navigator yearbook possible. Over 230 advertisements were purchased this year, making this the largest number of sup- porters that the yearbook has ever had. Thank you for your continued sponsorship of this very worthwhile school activity. Gretchen Farley, Alecia Goulette, Angie Allen and Mary Christie get an early ▲ Elaine McConnell waits on customers at French Brawn's. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 Old Tyme Ice Cream -----K Catering Services Route 1 Rockport, ME 048456 High Street, Camden, ME 04843 Elaine and Bill Pellechia O UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AUGUSTA LEARNING IS A LIFELONG EXPERIENCE The University of Maine at Augusta is ready to assist you to meet the challenges of the present and future in education. SENIORS Open admissions to many degree programs • Academic advising and information service • Part-time study for working students • Career and educational counseling • low tuition rates and financial aid opportunity • Programs in Art, Business, Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice, Liberal Arts, Music, Nursing, Social Services, Photography, Public Administration Medical Laboratory Science and General Studies. Mama Leenie’s Cafe . . . Bakery invite you to enjoy a real cafe experience, Our menu changes daily, but it’s all made from scratch, with love. Open Year Round Mama Cooks, Leenie Bakes at 27 Elm Street (Route 1) Camden, Maine 207-236-6300 CONGRATULATIONS LISA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS Birchwood of Motel ’88 VITAMINS COSMETICS NATURAL FOODS INateCMceiJ� CAMDEN'S HEALTH FOOD STORE No. 1 Tannery Lane Camden, Maine Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 236-8280 Route 1 Gilberts Rockport, Maine (207) 236-8361 Reservations Requested P.R.B. Assoc. On Time Within Budget Building Remodeling Painting Philip Brown Rockport, Maine 236-6706 OXBOW FARM ANTIQUES ROUTE 1 15 MILES NORTH OF CAMDEN) LINCOLNVILLE BEACH, ME 04849 ANTIQUES • COUNTRY FORMAL VIRGINIA M OUNN ANTIQUE WICKER 207-236-8129 INTERIOR DESIGN 207-734-6637 COMPLIMENTS Of THE HELM RESTAURANT BEST WISHES to The CLASS of 1988! CAMDEN HOME BAKERY OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’88 AND JUST GO FOR IT! FROM SECURITY REAL ESTATE THE LITTLE COMPANY THAT GETS THE m REALTOR BIG THINGS DONE! SECURITY REAL ESTATE CO. 97 BAY VIEW STREET POST OFFICE BOX 385 CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 (207) 236-3555 PAT COKINIS “CLASS OF ’49” CHS CHRIS COKINIS “CLASS OF ’70” CRHS 176 J 51 PEARL STREET, CAMDEN, ME 04843 (207) 236-3829 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of “88” Best wishes for a successful and prosperous future! From your Senior Portrait Specialist MARK HASKELL ALLEN AGENCY INSURANCE 11 MAIN STREET CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 (207) 236-4311 REAL ESTATE 23 MAIN STREET CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 (207)236-4393 MAINE SAIL COBB ROAD, CAMDEN, ME 04843 HODGMAN’S FOOTWEAR SS PARTS PLACE IGA SHOPPING PLAZA — RTE. 1 FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 21 MAIN STREET • CAMDEN • 236-2092 236-8584 “EXPERT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE” CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 mm A CHILDREN S SPECIALTY SHOP SIZES 0 to 14 Infants - Toddlers - Boys - Girls Clothing and Accessories Jane Reed. Owner 15 Main Street 207-236-4247 Camden. Me. 04843 PORT CLYDE CANNING COMPANY FISH STEAKS AND SARDINES WINTER STREET ROCKLAND, ME TEL. 594-4412 ANNE KEEFE REAL ESTATE 50 Bayview Street Camden, ME (207) 236-8646 WHKDI WMCM PASSAMAQUODDY BROADCASTING, INC 415 Main St. Rockland Stereo 1450 AM Stereo 93.5 FM WRKD WMCM FROM FORMAL WEAR RENTALS LEVI’S JEANS SPORT SHIRTS ATHLETIC FOOTWARE OFFIN’S clothing and family footwear 400 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND - 596-6441 179 telephone 236-8879 Office hours by appointment 236-8870 338-1900 DR. MICHAEL E. MARDEN OPTOMETRIST 10 MAIN STREET 7-9 Washington St. BELFAST, MAINE CAMDEN, MAINE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’88! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 VILLAGE VARIETY FOOD STORE • GASOLINE • MEGABUCKS CORNER OF ELM AND SCHOOL STREETS, CAMDEN, ME 236-2085 WHITEHALL INN Camden, Maine 04843 A gracious old Inn serving fine food, wine and spirits Since 1901 (207)236-3391 180 Jk Jf LUMBER SUPPLY Son. itfC WARREN CAMDEN ROCKLAND THE ROCK PORT ROUTE ONE, BOX 282 ROCKPORT, ME 04843 CRYSTAL, GEMS, MINERALS Telephone: 236-3401 Whatever door you want to open, we’re your Key. t§j Sbank CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 1 or «LSI PENOBSCOT BAY ICE CO INC. GRAFFAM BROS. PEN-BAY OIL SMITH’S GARAGE COASTAL FUEL U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Congratulations to the Class of 1988 182 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’88, AND GOOD LUCK! 75 FRONT STREET ROCKLAND, MAINE 04841 National Fisherman The Nation’s Number One Commercial Fishing Magazine 21 Elm Street, Camden, Maine 04843-0669 (207) 236-4342 BEST WISHES To The CLASS of 1988 MICHAEL GOODS” P O Box 788. 325 Commercial Street. Roc port. Mane 04856 USA (207)236 9619 Telex 944330 Michael Good CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ’88 THE PINE TREE SHOP BAYVIEW GALLERY r 33 bayview street • camden. maine • 04843 ,eL 2°7 236 4534 fine art • prints • posters • framing Congratulations Kathie and the class of 1988 COPPOLA COPPOLA optometrists 20 Oak Street Rockland, ME 04841 207-594-9555 SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS IS SOMETHING SPECIAL AT shaufs See Camden at its ‘Best S3 Bayzriew St. Camden, Maine 04843 The Gift and Candle Shop U.S. Route One Camden, Maine open 7 days a week Telephone 236-4635 • • • • •' Gourmet Kitchen and lining Shop h (207) 236 9661 20 Bayvxew Street. Camden. Maine 04843 Compliments of SCALEHOUSE INC. 781 Main St. Rockland, ME 594-2062 Kevin Wilson Weighing — Fuel Over 7000 hubcaps for sale BEST OF WISHES CLASS OF ’88 ROBERT M. ROSENBERG, D.D.S. Orthodontist 44 Mechanic Street 232 Broadway Camden, Maine 236-9561 Rockland, Maine 594-2124 LAITE CONSTRUCTION INC. Belfast Road P.O. Box 279 Camden, Maine 04843 CUSTOM PRINTED ★ SPORTSWEAR ★ T-SHIRTS CAPS FASHION T'S ____'TOTE BAGS TEAM UNIFORMS SWEATSHIRTS APRONS MORE StrTuS graphics7 UUARR€N.MRIN€ 273-3247 HARDY LANDSCAPING CREATIVE LANDSCAPING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION GENERAL MAINTENANCE • ROCK WORK NO JOB TOO LARGE — OR TOO SMALL LINCOLNVILLE, ME 763-3720 AUTO FLAT GLASS INSULATED GLASS GLASS CAMDEN GLASS COMPLETE GLASS SERVICE 99 ELM STREET (207) 236-3831 CAMDEN, ME 04843 The two stores that are one of a kind 1 Quality audio L and video equipment at affordable prices. jT Harbor Pudio Video j Movie VCR l A rentals, film processing and much more! Harbor Pudio Video 11 W nVwt Street Lomden (Home 04645 Tel 756 9596 Tannery lane Camden 73d 6777 HIGHWAYS • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING AREAS MARRINERS f ff istimates HOT MIX • COLO MIX CRUSHED STONE. SAND GRAVEL CAMDfN ST ROCK PORT Mf 236-4317 186 Today is the 1st day of the rest of your life. Drive safely and enjoy tomorrow. mckenzie driving school 135 Washington Street Camden, ME 04843 236-4011 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 88 MERRIFIELD AND GENTHNER Building • Remodeling • Custom Kitchens • Ceramic tile Lewis Merrified 785-5268 Ashley Genthner 354-6727 MAINE COAST CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Good Luck Class of ’88! P.O. Box 720 107 Elm St. Camden, Maine 04843 Robert Davee — President 236-4811 BOB’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CAMDEN, MAINE USA Congratulations to Class of 1988 Bob and Judy Oxton e New Expanded Showroom • New Expanded Selection IOver 3,000 sq. ft.) of Ceiling Fans • Low voltage lighting specialist • Lighting consultants indoor outdoor CALL 236-9783 “Smooth Sailing” to the Class of ’88 53 International Marine Publishing Company 187 sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssresssssssgsssgs Crowe Rope Company . . . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF „ „ 1988 American Rope, made with. Pride by American workers 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSg3SSSSSg W35? CROWE ROPE COMPANY Major Manufacturer Supplier of Cordage Products Nationwide Offering Career Opportunities in Many Fields ... Accounting Autobody Computer Graphics Data Processing Machinists Machine Operators Management Trainees Mechanics Sales Truck Drivers Warehousing Word Processing We would like to talk to YOU about a career opportunity with us! CROWE ROPE COMPANY P.O. BOX 345 WARREN. MAINE 04864 188 Tel. 207 273-2426 Telex: 754618 ARCHITECTS LAND PLANNERS 47 Bayview Street Camden, Maine 04843 207-236-8321 Great Expectations Gifts for your family and friends Alice M. Dole (207) 236-8330 Fine Gifts 9 Main Street, Camden. Maine 04843 Congratulations Class of ’88 LIBBY X i U.S. Route 1 Rockport, ME CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 C6iu • X Builders Est. 1959 Office and Shop — Molyneaux Road P.0. Box 792, Camden, Maine 04843 Orman Goodwin, Jr. 236-4434 Sign of the Unicorn Guest House Overlooking Rockport Harbor • Quiet lane end of Mechanic Street We spoil you rottener than you are GRAND PIANO • KITCHEN PRIVILEGES • SPECIAL RATES • GROUPS LONGER STAYS • FABULOUS BREAKFASTS • OPEN ALL YEAR 191 Beauchamp Avenue, P.0. Box 99, Rockport, ME 04856 (207) 236-8789 or 236-4042 189 VARIED DIRECTIONS INC. We've watched you grow up these past twelve years and have felt pride in your accomplishments. We were rewarded in working with a few of you, and in filming and recording many of you. We wish the best of luck to the one hundred and fifty graduates of 1988 and hope you continue to strive to be the best you can at whatever you choose to do. David Hoffman President 63 Elm Street • Camden, Maine 04843 • (207) 236-8506 AREA CODE 207 236-3365 LAITE FUNERAL HOME J. Daniel Fortin L.F.P. 9 Mountain Street Camden, Maine 04843 MacCOOLE CONSTRUCTION Congratulations to the Class of 1988 61 Union Street Camden, ME Marilyn Smith 207-236-2353 m m Services Professional Cleaning Homes, Restaurants, Offices Belfast Road Camden, Maine 04843 TALBOT STEVENSON AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 20 Mechanic Street Camden, ME 04843 Tel. (207) 236-3386 Insurance Since 1854 A Division of W. C. Ladd and Sons The Camden Herald The Windjammers are Ml — when n comes to coverage in The Camden Herald. From soc- cer lo student council, baseball to band. The Camden Herald has always been there. During your school years, we’ve covered all your activities; now we congratulate each and every one of you, and extend to you our very best wishes for a happy and productive future. The Camden Herald Coast Papers, Inc. Highland Mill Mall, Camden U6-t? 11 191 People to People Dance Center 27 Knowlton Street, Camden 236-2395 Camden Tanning Corporation Congratulations Carissa and the Class of 1988 v s Variety Store The Camden STORE 5e 10 Mechanic Street 10c Camden $1.00 and up Snow jCoJge J The View With o Morel” 192 ROUTE ONE LINCOLNVILLE BEACH, MAINE 04849 Tammie Cates (207) 236-6050 Mary Jane Duncan Rt. 1, Camden Rockport Line Woolrich • Levi • Lee • Herman Boots • Wrangler Sporting Goods • Fishing Gear By: Adidas • Nike • Etonic • Evertast Wilson New Balance • Converse • Pony GOLDSMITH’S SPORTING GOODS at ECONOMY CLOTHES Rockland, ME 04841 Eastern Tire Service 70 Park Street Rockland, Maine 04841 594-5250 NAPA AUTO PARTS 230 PARK STREET ROCKLAND. MAINE 04841 TEL 596 6554 LEE'S AUTO SUPPLY US RT 1 WAIDOBORO. MAINE 04572 TEL 832 5720 OR 832 7080 D L AUTO SUPPLY 97 ELM STREET CAMDEN MAINE 04843 TEL 236 6012 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1988 RIGHT FROM THE FREEZER TO OVEN NATIONAL SEA PRODUCTS Tillson Avenue — Rockland, Maine Call 594-8401 Ask (or John Murgita • No preparations • No waste • No thawing Factory Outlet Quantities Limited OUTLET HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988 Gv Jaret Cohn REAL ESTATE CAMDEN • 236-9626 194 THE COUNTRY FARE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 14 SHARP’S WHARF (207) 236-8427 CAMDEN, ME 04843 CONGRATULATIONS Jennifer and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1988 STAN AND LINDA HOLBROOK OPEN YEAR ROUND Bill Florence Eaton TEL. (207) 594 8479 P.O. BOX 101 GLEN COVE. MAINE 04846 Family Units Pool Room Phones Cable TV £7J 2 MILES NORTH OF ROCKLAND, MAINE CONGRATULATIONS JEN Sentient CONGRATULATIONS SMART’S US ROUTE 1 LINCOLNVILLE, ME CLASS OF 1988 MOTEL DICK AND MARY APPLEBY 195 Congratulations CLASS of 1988 THE SMILING COW “Congratulations Beth, Beth, Kathie” DAN’S Ice Cream Q Public Landing George Grohs, proprietor W YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD TRUSTWORTHY STORE RANKIN’S INC. HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Camden, Maine Tel. — 236-3275 CAMDEN FARMERS Congratulations UNION BayView c'o7 rhTDEET ’88 MOUNTAIN STREET, CAMDEN 236-3266 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1988 Camden, Maine 04843 • (207) 236-4272 CAMDEN Drug Co. The Rexall Store 83 Elm St Camden Maine Congratulations BEST WISHES from “The family pharmacy!” 236-2250 74 Elm Street Camden, Maine 04843 236-4596 GOOSE RIVER 9 HOLES (18 TEES) EACH WITH A VIEW OF THE CAMDEN HILLS • CLUB HOUSE • SNACK BAR • DRIVING RANGE SIMONTON ROAD ON CAMOENROCKPORT LINE ☆ Reasonable Daily Fees and Memberships ☆ 236-8488 J. C. CURTIS, INC. HARDWARE Since 1838 5 Elm Street Camden, Maine 04843 (207) 236-2119 Housewares Sporting Goods Paints Wallpaper HEY TEACH! 'M GOING GRADUATE!. rr Congratulations! from Maine Line Cards 197 Down tff To Each of You Grads ... We have been proud to record your activities and accomplishments throughout your school years. Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From The Magazine of Maine Camden, Maine 04843 Also Publishers of COURIER-GAZETTE Rod and Reel • Fly Tackle Dealer Your Hometown Paper of Mid-Coast Down East Books Branch Office Main St. Camden Eastern Illustrating Postcards 1 Park Drive, Rockland Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 FRENCH BRAWN INC. Quality Food Merchants Since 1868 Downtown Camden “Specializing in service, quality and a complete selection of food items” Compliments of P. G. WILLEY COMPANY Fuel Merchants Coal — Oils Bottled Gas Marine Department Sailboat Rentals 24 Bay View St., Camden CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 CAM-ROCK SUPRETTE “Top of the Hill” Camden, Maine USA 236-9760 MOBIL tntesiicoH ‘i¥ou4e £♦- 22 Washington St., Camden Clocks Music Boxes Collectables Gifts for All Occasions Congratulations, Class of ’88, Especially Amyl Star XT Bird Antiques and Fine Gifts 17 Main Street Camden, Maine 04843 ► Rockland Wholesale, I ncorporated '4 50 Park St. Rockland, Maine 594-5443 Your Headquarters for All Party and Wedding Supplies Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. 9-1 THE CREATIVE ALTERNATIVE 4 1 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND 594-7404 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Penobscot Bay Orthopedic Associates ROCKLAND PHARMACY 428 Main Street Rockland, Maine 594-5433 Prescriptions — Drug Needs Affordable Music Boxes The Store That Has Both Competitive Prices and Old Fashioned Service Congratulations Class of 1988 IkfiS. Moss Inc. Camden, Maine ROUND TOP ICE CREAM PARLOR AND GALLEY Lobster and Crabmeat Rolls Seafood Baskets Fresh Ground Burgers Chicken — Hot Dogs For Dessert: 26 Flavors of our own farm made ice cream Cones • Frappes • Sundaes • Splits Harbor Square Bayview St., Camden ROCKLAND NEW CAR DEALERS’ ASSOC. Stetson Auto Sales Fuller Cadillac Olds Mike Cramer VW Moody Pontiac and Buick Shore Line Ford Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Shepard Datsun-Chrysler Shepard Motors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 WILD RHUS RIXORDS All kinds of music for all kinds of people 10 SHARP’S WHARF, CAMDEN, MAINE 236-2263 MARINE CORPORATION AND Harborside West Fine yacht repairs, storage, and chandleries Congratulations to the Class of ’88 SKIP’S Camden Public Landing Excellent Food — Reasonable Prices Picturesque Scenery 201 ROBBINS FUEL HEATING OIL DIESEL FUEL Milton and Wayne Clark tel. 236-3062 34 Park St. Camden, ME Oakland Parks Bowling Lanes Pin Ball Machines — Leagues Invited Apparel Accessories at Discount Prices Located on U.S. RTE 1 Camden Rd. Rkpt. 594-7525 Best Wishes Class of 1988 Country Way Carpentry Roofing Additions Custom Homes Hope, ME 763-4102 763-3697 “Education’s purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one.” Malcolm S. Forbes in Forbes -----------rfn------------ HOUSE DOCTOR Painting, Repairs, Remodeling and House Construction • servmq Millville and surrounding area • Call Jeffrey Weymouth 236-2736 93 Washington St. Camden 202 cIZis iops laundromat 96 Washington St. 6am - 10pm 2J6-J.V19 Attendant on Duty Drop-Off Dry Cleaning Drop-Off Laundry 1 Richard A. Nash • PLUMBING • HEATING • SOLAR • ELECTRICAL • • SHOWROOM• Open Daily 7:00 am-4:00 pm Weekends Evenings by Appt. Rte. 105 — Camden 236-2069 “We appreciate your business” Congratulations Class of ’88 KELSEY’S AUDIO VIDEO 470 Main St. KELSEY’S APPLIANCE VILLAGE 465 Main St. Rockland, ME Camden Sunoco Bill Clark Proprietor 95 Elm St. Camden, Maine 04843 236-3316 11 mw Fine Leather Apparel Handbags Accessories Belt Buckles 34 Main Street Camden, Maine 04843 (207) 236-4688 203 The Shoe Hutch The Men’s Shop The Women’s Shop The End ; f tl HasHell Ccrtbell io Main Street, Can deo,Maii)e e.st. 1898 i: - y -.‘ 1'r 6pen evenings to 5 30 p.m ’! Open Sundays 11am to 4 p m. Downstair’s Denim Camden Windsports The Junior Shop The Ski Barn CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1988 LADY MILLVILLE Washington St. Camden, Maine 236-6570 204 __ “Longville at Lincolnville” Experience your most memorable vacation at Lincolnville's finest inn, where the mountains meet the sea. The Curren Family P.O. Box 75 Lincolnville, ME 04849 (207) 236-3785 RCJI Whirlpool FRANK AMES JR. Lake City Road TEL: 236-4100 Camden, Maine 04843 TAKE ONE PHOTO VIDEO COMPLETE HOUR PHOTO SHOP WE HAVE IT ALI_ □ CAMERAS □ SPECIAL TV ITEMS □ FILMS □ 1 HOUR CUSTOM COLOR PROCESSING □ RENTALS □ PHOTO COPIES 236-8076 □ FRAMES 34 ELM ST. — CAMDEN GOOD FRIENDS, GOOD PEOPLE, GOOD SERVICE SCOTT’S PLACE 85 ELM STREET CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 JACK PIKE TEL. OWNER 236-8751 BOYNTON- McKAY DRUG CO. As a drugstore was intended to be Camden • Phone 236-2270 Maine 205 CONGRATULATIONS Kalloch Fuel Service Inc. 105 Maverick Street Rockland, Maine 594-5595 CONGRATULATIONS CARYN AND THE CLASS OF 1988 Tel. 1-207-236-2758 Rt. 1, Belfast Rd. Camden, ME 04843 Open April - Nov. LIGHTHOUSE MOTEL-COTTAGE COURT 5 mi. North of Camden Overlooking Penobscot Bay ...and Grindel Pt. Light Your Hosts The Shattuck Family 206 COMPLIMENTS OF VAN BAALEN PACIFIC CORPORATION — SCENIC - Penobscot Bay Cruises The Betselma CAPT LCS BEX HObXLf TAIPB Leaves Camoen Public Landing Daily CHARTERS June Through September CONGRATULATIONS MIKE AND THE CLASS OF 1988 ROCKPORT COR m 30 cn BREAKFAST AND LUNCH o ■o JONES’ BARBER SHOP 3 MAIN ST. CAMDEN, ME CONGRATULATIONS AMY AND ALL OF THE SENIOR CLASS FARLEY SON ROCKPORT, MAINE LANDSCAPING — MAINTENANCE • PLANTING CONSTRUCTION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’88 AND GRETCHEN TEL. 236-4787 EST. FEES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’88 FROM ALL OF US AT MEGUNTICOOK CORNER WHERE THE RIVER MEETS WASHINGTON STREET FULLER’S TRADING POST PIZZA — GROCERIES — GAS HOME OF THE CHAMIOS SHIRTS! FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES BOOTS ROUTE 17, SOUTH HOPE TEL. 785-2391 BOB’S VARIETY ROUTE 90 WEST ROCKPORT TELEPHONE: 236-2575 GAS — GROCERIES — BEER AND WINE W. R. MONROE TELEPHONE 236-3871 LUMBERING AND BUILDING MATERIALS LINCOLNVILLE, MAINE 04849 Vk 86 Elm St. Camden 236-8811 Peoples Heritage Bank MEMBER FDIC CAMDEN HILLS MOTOR LODGE OVERLOOKING THE SEA EFF OENCES AND OVERNIGHTS ROUTE I - ONE SHIP. NORTH OH TOWN CAMDEN. MAINE OJH4 1 (207) 23fi-847H Jack Burgess KNIGHT MARINE SERVICE MARINE TRAVEL LIFT STORAGE YACHT BROKERAGE DOCK REPAIRS LAUNDRY SNACK BAR FUEL 525 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, MAINE 594-4068 YARD 594-9700 DOCK GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1988! DEAN EUGLEY HEATING OILS KERYN AND DEBRA LAITE HEATING SYSTEM INSTALLATION 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE LP GAS — DIESEL RFD 1, LINCOLNVILLE, ME 04849 234 PARK ST. • ROCKLAND • 594-4487 TELEPHONE (207) 763-3136 CAMDEN • 236-8501 YOUR ENERGY CO. FOR THE 80’s B M SLENDERIZERS MAINE BETTY AND MAYNARD HEAL SPORT EXERCISE PROGRAMS FOR —1 — MEN AND WOMEN ROUTE 52 MAIN ST. CAMDEN LINCOLNVILLE, ME. (207) 236-8797 TELEPHONE: STUART G. SMITH 763-3883 MARIANNE W. SMITH 208 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1988 cJam2 It KgfiXZ Rockport, Maine 04856 REAL ESTATE — BUILDERS — APPRAISALS MIST AGENCY MIST CONSTRUCTION 5 Alexander Drive Rockport, Maine 236-8897 236-2842 Stephen Thomas Maynard Ingraham MARINE COLLOIDS DIVISION FMC CORPORATION P.O. Box 308 Rockland, Maine 04841 CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK A CLOSE FRIEND, CLOSE TO HOME DOWNTOWN CAMDEN CAMDEN SQUARE ROCKLAND UNION THOMASTON BELFAST MEMBER FDIC SToninGTorfsl for contemporary lifestyles FOR CONTEMPORARY LIFESTYLES WELDING METAL WORK ALL TYPES SMITTY’S WELDING WORKS DIVISION OF KEN'S WELDING WORKS MARINE — AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL — HOME 4 CAMDEN ST. TERRACE, ROCKLAND MAINE 04841 KEN SMITH BILL PITT BILL SMITH A FRIENDLY PLACE OVERLOOKING PENOBSCOTT BAY! MT. BATTIE MOTEL LINCOLNVILLE BEACH, ME 04843 FOUR MILES NORTH OF CAMDEN, ME YOUR HOSTS DAVID AND DORA DROHEN 207-236-3870 5 FREE STREET (207) 236-9500 CAMDEN, ME 04843 COMMERCIAL TYPESETTING MERGENTHALER TYPE • BEDFORD SYSTEM KURZWELL SCANNING • TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONGRATULATIONS ANGELICA AND VISA THE CLASS OF 1988! GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SAIL LOFT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ON ROCKPORT HARBOR C-R-HS CLASS OF 1988 SAIL LOFT THE GIFT NOOK ON ROCKPORT HARBOR DAVID WINTER COTTAGES — WILLITIS CAROUSEL HORSES | ji‘ « ANNALEE DOLLS — ML HUMMEL — PRECIOUS MOMENTS i rj 7 Ml NAO BY LLADRO — CAIRN — CROSS PENS tvIl 49 BAYVIEW STREET CAMDEN, MAINE 04843 (207) 236-4050 210 i Congratulations as you ? swing into the future! [ u!o!kf| ROUTE 1 ROCKPORT Before you ask for her hand, ask your jeweler for a hand. Fine Jewelry Designers 20 MAIN STREET CAMDEN. MAINE 04843 1704 (207)230 9696 . J 1800 426 GEMS SEACOAST SECURITY AND TELEPHONE, INC. P.O. 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ME The studio where your individuality is important tel. 236-9069 214 22 Main Street Camden, ME 04843 1-207-236-2708 Fine Traditional Clothing and Sailing Gear for Men and Women 36 Bay View St., Camden, Maine ! (l nii lull's BiiQoiis (an) S9H-8VH fbr SileiAfentab Rockland Rental Industrial Commercia1 . Sales The Supply Source Rockport Blueprint is more than blueprints. We're Maine's complete artist supply source. Find a full selec- tion of materials for the fine artist, commercial artist, graphic artist, as well as the most complete inventory of drafting supplies. An __________ scrixr jig™?.?!. tion and instruction ■ ■■■-- � -■ � � ■ - ■ - Whatever your medi- .“.“.. “ “““ ™..“. um, you'll find what you need, when you Highland Mill.Camden 236-2696 need it. Main Slreet. Rdlibl 338-1620 Professional Sales Service YAMAHA Motorcycles Snowmobiles ATV Generators Snowblowers Alan Koski General Manager Rt. 90 West Rockport, Maine (207) 594-8134 THE BIKE BARN tenter (Tener at j£tore Orr. Mom PfoOuU-VtU —toiV 9C€K WlNC ue OUAh- HASPWAR6— H(6A0UCKi - - — TAKE‘OUT QPtHVNVi — V.C.R. { MOVig RgWTAtS—VIOPO 6AwCfWOM — flAlT--fA4lae-MMMiJ -M.i.iMirtYK — I CALL 763 3(c ob | 3(A PAV5 AVeAR 215 SPONSORS BELOIN’S MOTEL BUSY BEE NURSERY SCHOOL CAMDEN TRAVEL ERIC’S BARBER HAIR AND HEALTH DESIGN JACKSON LANDSCAPING JONES REAL ESTATE LENFEST BEAUTY SHOP MERRY GARDENS NAVIGATOR MOTOR INN NORTHERN KINGDOM MUSIC RAGGLE TAGGLE RED BARN ANTIQUES MR. MRS. DONALD RENN ROCKPORT GETTY MART RONNA SILVER DESIGNS MR. MRS. JOHN ROY SILVER SCISSORS THE HAVEN TIBBETTS INDUSTRIES TRI-CORNER MARKET VARNEY’S AUTO SUPPLY PATRONS BOB’S FLOWERS AND NURSERYMAN Route 1, Rock port 236-3023 DUCK TRAP WOODWORKING Lincolnville Beach 789-5363 DOUGLAS GREEN REALTY 66 Elm Street, Camden 236-4363 MARKET BASKET Route 1, Rockport 236-4371 MARRINER’S RESTAURANT 35 Main Street, Camden 236-2647 E. C. MORAN CO., INC. 425 Main Street, Rockland 594-4330 ROCKNAK’S YACHT SALES Route 1, Rockport 236-3149 WESTERN AUTO Lincolnville, Maine 04849 STEPHEN TABOR Elm Street, Camden 236-3520 STITCHERY SQUARE Route 1, Camden 236-9773 THE ME AND D STORE Burketville 785-4603 VILLAGE RESTAURANT 7 Main Street, Camden 236-8128 VILLAGE SHOP 25 Main Street, Camden 236-2419 WALDRON’S RUBBISH REMOVAL 8 Blake Street, Camden 236-4328 WILLIAM SEPE, ARCHITECT PLANNER 1 Maple Street, Camden 236-8962 ◄ Page Holmes. Tasha Conary and Erin Stams collect money ▼ Heather Lindquist scales a for the 50 50 raffle. cliff with the Outing Club. 217 sec y 9z Well ... that's it! Two hundred and twenty-one pages — the largest Navigator in the history of Cam- den-Rockport High School! We hope that this year- book will be a memorable one for everyone. BUT, it's time to say goodbye. The school year is almost over now. Underclassmen, have a great summer. Relax, have fun, and get ready for school in September. Seniors, we'd like to wish you the best of luck in the future. It's time for you to get on with your lives and become the best that you can be at anything you pursue. Never forget that all of you are really what's great in '88!!! Romy, Kathie and the Yearbook Staff