Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

m The Academy Herald DEDICATION Somehow a yearbook dedication seems a very small tribute to so great a man. In the hearts of those who knew him, he will always live. Croz helped countless people in their time of need and it is truly regretable that we could not have helped him in his. William R. Crosbie March 13, 1942—March 27, 1973 B.A. Brown University Instructor of History Years at Gould: 7 STEPHEN CHANDLER B.A., M.A. Yale University Bowdoin College Assistant Headmaster College Admissions Instructor of Mathematics Years at Gould: 3 RICHARD J. DOLVEN B.S., M. Div. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Yale Divinity School Headmaster Instructor of Philosophy Years at Gould: 5 SAMUEL BIGELOW B.A., L.L.B. JOHN T. GROVER Yale University University of Virginia B.S. Director of Admissions Northeastern University Years at Gould: 6 Dean of Students Years at Gould: 6 5 FRANCIS FISKE, JR. MRS. ROSALIND WADE B.A. Radcliffe College Instructor of History Years at Gould: 3 B.A., M. Ed. Harvard College Emerson College Instructor of German and Music Years at Gould: 1 FRANK VOGT B.A. Middlebury College Instructor of English Years at Gould: 14 DONALD FEENEY B.A. University of New Hampshire Instructor of Biology Years at Gould: 4 6 MRS. NANCY LITCHFIELD B.A. PembrokeCollege Instructor of Spanish Years at Gould: 3 WILLIAM H. COUSINS B.S., M. Ed. Boston University University of Maine Instructor of Mathematics Director of Activities Years at Gould: 14 B.A. Franklin and Marshall College Instructor of History and Science Years at Gould: 1 B.S. Bates College Instructor of Mathematics Years at Gould: 16 Vi WILLIAM A. WADE FRANCIS BERRY paul McGuire NICHOLAS LITCHFIELD B.A., M.A. University of Maine Instructor of History Years at Gould: 4 B.A. Brown University Instructor of French Years at Gould: 3 MRS. CARLENE BRADLEY B.R.E. Bangor Theological Seminary Instructor of Human Relations Years at Gould: 1 JOHN RAYNE Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Food Service Director Saga Food Service Years at Gould: V2 8 MRS. SUZAN OSBORN B.A. William and Mary Instructor of Art Years at Gould: 2 JAYM. DAVIS, JR. B.A., M.A. Austin College S.U.N.Y. at Binghamton Instructor of English Years at Gould: 2 B.A., M.B.A., M.S.T. Penn State University of Utah Colby College International Teaching Fellow Melbourne, Australia 1971-1972 Director of ESP Yearsat Gould: 11 MRS. LOUISE DAY R.N. N.H. State Hospital for Nursing School Nurse Years at Gould: 12 9 LUCIA BAKER B.A., M.A. Mount Holyoke Bryn Mawr Instructor of English Years at Gould: 4 MRS. CATHERINE NEWELL DENNIS W. McLEAN B.A. University of Washington Instructor of Spanish Years at Gould: 1 B.A., M.A.T. Vassar College University of Maine Instructor of Art Years at Gould: 3 JAMES OWEN B.A., M. Ed. University of New Hampshire Boston University Instructor of Art Years at Gould: 15 10 CHARLES NEWELL ROLAND GLINES Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Years at Gould: 20 B.S. University of Maine Instructor of Science Director of Athletics Years at Gould: 4 MME. JACQUELINE MARGARITOPOL Westbrook Junior College Baccalaureate from Bucharest Secretary CREDIF from St. Cloud Years at Gould: 14 Instructor of French Years at Gould: 5 u JEREMY WEIR 8.A. Duke University Instructor of English Years at Gould: 4 B.M.E., M.A. Clarkson College Columbia University Instructor of Mathematics Years at Gould: 35 CHARLES HURD B.S. University of Maine Business Manager Instructor of Economics Years at Gould: 8 JOHN OSBORN B.A. Kalamazoo College Peace Corps Teachers Training Syracuse University Instructor of Science Years at Gould: 2' 2 12 VERNA SWIFT B.A. Boston University The Katharine Gibbs School Dorm Mother Instructor of Typing Years at Gould: 29 MRS. CONSTANCE GOTTO Westbrook Junior Col lege Secretary Years at Gould: 1 MRS. BARBARA MERRILL Secretary Years at Gould: 18 DOROTHY BOYCE B.A., M.S. Bates College Simmons College Librarian Years at Gould: 16 13 MRS. KATHERINE HICHBORN George Washington University Manager, Bookstore Dorm Mother Years at Gould: 3 MRS. PHYLLIS DICKEY Husson College Assistant Librarian Years at Gould: 4 DR. SIDNEY SCHNITTKE B.S., M.D. College of the City of New York Louisiana State University School Physician Years at Gould: 3 DAVID MYERS B.A. University of Pittsburgh Food Service Director Saga Food Service Years at Gould: 2Vi 14 16 Brock Nicholas Allen “Brock,” Pook” Years at Gould: 4 Nantucket, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise 1,2,3,4; Ettowah Staff 4; Disciplinary Com- mittee 3.4; Drama 3; Student Guide 1.2,3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; Student in France 4; Photography Club 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3 (JV Captain 3); Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 1,4. John David Altgelt Years at Gould: 3 Akron, Ohio Student Guide 3; Dorm Proctor 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4 (Captain 3,4); Track 2. Carla Marie Amevor Bunnie” Years at Gould: 2 New York. New York Alliance Francaise 4; Black and Puerto Rican Cultural Society 3,4 (Moderator 4); Spanish Club 3; Carnival Princess 4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 4. 17 “Sometimes it becomes more than a duty to speak one's mind- it becomes a pleasure!” Karen Ann Bailey Years at Gould: 2 Robbinston. Maine Disciplinary Committee 4; Drama 3; ESP 3; Student Guide 4; Student in Germany 4. “He who neglects to drink of the spring of experience is apt to die of thirst in the desert of ignorance.” Stephanie Bailey Stephie Years at Gould: 4 Amesbury, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise, 1,2,3,4; Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Curricu- lum Committee 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4 (Co-Captain 4); Student Guide 1,2,3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; German I Award 3; Mr. Dolven’s Award to Junior 3; French Award 3; Student in Germany 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3. Some people carry religion on their back like a burden, while others carry it in their heart like a song.” Charles Ault Charlie Years at Gould: 3 Wayne, Maine Academy Herald Staff 4; Alliance Francaise 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Disciplinary Committee 3; Student Council 4; Carnival Prince 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, (Captain 4); Cross Country 2,3,4, (Captain 4); Outstanding Senior Athlete; Bausch and Lomb Award. Kindness is something that the blind can clearly see and the deaf can clearly hear. 18 “Mono-Man Years at Gould: 4 Daniel Baxter Kingfield, Maine Disciplinary Committee 4; Dorm Proctor 3; National Honor Society 4; Skiing 1,2,3.4. (Captain 4); Football 1; Cross Countr 2.3.4; Track 2: Baseball 1,3. Every maiden's weak and ‘willin’ when she meets the proper ‘villin’. Richard Lund Bedell Beedol” Years at Gould: 1 Dover, Massachusetts Disciplinary Committee 4; Drama 4; ESP 4; Smokers' Basketball Team 4. To have knowledge of what is true is to be courageous, but to neglect fantasy is to steal from the essence of truth and donate to the breeding of cowardice. Brian Edmund Blake “Brain Years at Gould: 3 Ipswich, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise 3; Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Curriculum Committee 3; Student Guide 2,3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student-Trustee Meetings 3; Alliance Fran- caise Award 3; History Award 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 3,4. “Consider how many do not know your name even now, and how many will soon forget it . . . Glory after death is of no value and neither is reputation in the present. 19 Suzanne Elizabeth Blount Sue” Years at Gould: 1 Lacona. New York Cynthia Ann Bragg Cindy Years at Gould: 2 Warrenton, Virginia Academy Herald 3.4: Student Council 4; Drama 4; ESP 4; Riding 4; Modern Dance and Ballet 3,4. You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometime you’ll find you get what you need. Michael Francis Brennan Mike” Years at Gould: 2 Castine, Maine Football 3.4; Smokers' Basketball Team 3,4. 20 Linda Mary Bunker j ‘‘Bunk” Years at Gould: 4 Matinicus Isle, Maine Alliance Francaise 2,3.4; Dorm Proctor 3; National Honor Society 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1. ‘‘There are no endings, only beginnings.” Deborah Bradley Butler LitP B” Years at Gould: 2 Lincoln, Massachusetts Student Council 4 (Vice President): Carnival Princess 4; Student Guide 3.4; Dorm Proctor 4; Field Hockey 3,4: Tennis 3; Ski- ing 3,4. James Warren MacPherson Carroll ‘‘Jaime” Years at Gould: 1 Warwick, Bermuda Alliance Francaise 4; Drama 4; Dorm Proctor 4. • .. and though he tried to look properly severe for his students, Fletcher Seagull suddenly saw them all as they really were, just for a moment, and he more than liked, he loved what it was he saw. No limits, Jonathan? He thought, and he smiled. His race to learn had begun.” JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL, Richard Bach. 21 Henning Arne Christensen Years at Gould: 1 Oslo, Norway Skiing 4; Soccer 4; Track 4. “The beer is above, but the girls are below. Lorraine Gouges d'Agincourt Lori” Years at Gould: 2 Berlin, New Hampshire Alliance Francaise 3; First Thyme Round 4; Disciplinary Com- mittee 4: ESP 3,4; Riding 4; Student Guide 4: Field Hockey 3.4; Softball 3. “And your friends will be properly astonished to see you laugh- ing as you look up at the sky! Then you will say to them. ‘Yes, the stars always make me laugh!’ And they will think you are crazy.” Scott Clough Bethel, Maine Student in Germany 4; Soccer 3,4. “Took me atchet and chopped it all ta bits.” Years at Gould: 3 22 Byron Anthony Davis JuanBoTye” Years at Gould: 3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alliance Francaise 2,3,4; Black Puerto Kican Cultural Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3.4; Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Carnival King 4; Dorm Proctor 3; Basketball 2,3,4 (Manager 3,4); Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Manager of Girls' Basketball 2. Keith Wilbur Davis “Beef” Years at Gould: 2 Bethel, Maine Audio-Visual 3. Alec Arthur DesRoches Frog Years at Gould: 4 Darien, Connecticut Student Council 3,4; Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4 (Director); Dorm Proctor 4; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1.2. “The sin is not in the sinning, but in the being found out.” 23 Charles Arthur Ewing Abigail Flint “Abby' Years at Gould: 2 Lincoln, Massachusetts Disciplinary Committee 4; Student Guide 4; Field Hockey 3,4; Tennis 4; Softball 3. Time is out of death. Telescope its face. I don't recognize the world. I can’t remember its face. Where are you earth of flesh and blood? Are you behind the images I see? I've got to know you In direct relationship to me.” •‘Charlie” Years at Gould: 4 Chicago, Illinois Alliance Francaise 2,3,4; Black Puerto Rican Cultural Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Track 1. Rosa Flores Years at Gould: 4 Bronx. New York Alliance Fransaise 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1; Auto Mechanics 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Field Hockey 1,2,4. 24 Richard Bryan Getz Years at Gould: 2 Miami, Florida Academy Herald Staff 3,4; Ettowah Staff 4; Disciplinary Com- mittee 4; Student Guide 4; Football 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 3. ‘‘The world’s greatest men have not commonly been great scholars, nor its great scholars great men.” Laura Harrower “Lolly Years at Gould: 1 Academy Herald Staff 4; First Thyme Round 4; ESP 4. ‘We have all the time in the world to walk down the road and have a story told.” Ray Haberman X-Ray” Years at Gould: 1 New York, New York Alliance Francaise 4; Chess Club 4; Disciplinary Committee 4; Drama 4; ESP 4; Riding 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Band 4; Skiing 4; Baseball 4. The x-ray sees all. 25 William Lyman Hawk Leslie Ann Hartley Years at Gould: 1 Barrington, Rhode Island “Bill, Hawk Years at Gould: 3 Hickory Corners, Michigan Academy Herald Staff 2,3.4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Disciplinary Committee 2,3,4; Curriculum Committee 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Audio-Visual 3,4; Carnival Prince 4; Dorm Proctor 3,4; Elwood F. Ireland Award; Tennis 2,3 (Captain 2,3); Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4). You only go around once in life, so grab for all the gusto you can but just watch out for Nasty Nick. Nancy Heald Years at Gould: 1 Oquossoc, Maine Drama 4; Field Hockey 4; National Honor Society 4; Ralph Gould Music Award 4; Honor Plaque (average over 90) 4. I offer to you all I hold dear in life: The treasures of childhood, and the dreams of my future—tied with matching bows. 26 Hayden Homes Years at Gould: 3 Scarborough, New York Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Student Council 3,4 (President 4); Dorm Proctor 4; Tennis 2,3; Skiing 2.4; Football 2,3,4. Paul Manfred Huebener Years at Gould: 1 West Germany Alliance Francaise 4; Honor Plaque (average over 90) 4; Tennis 4; Skiing 4; Soccer 4. “Endowment: who would not have it? Talents: playthings for children— Only seriousness makes the man ... And diligence the genious. Peter Otto Horndalsveen ••Toto Years at Gould: 1 Hamar, Norway Skiing 4; Soccer 4 (Co-Captain); Honor Plaque (average over 90)4. “Maine is like Norway—just different. People might be weird, but 27 Richard Derby Jackman •‘Dick” Years at Gould: 3 Pomfret, Connecticut Spanish Club 3: Curriculum Committee 3; Drama 4; Student Guide 4; Ralph Gould Music Award 4; Basketball Manager 4; Football Manager 2,3.4; Track Manager 2; Baseball Manager 3.4. In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happi- ness is the gift of friendship. Jang Jallow Jello Jello” Years at Gould: 1 Bakau, The Gambia Alliance Francaise 4; Chess Club 4; First Thyme Round 4; ESP 4; Student Guide 4; Alliance Etranger (President 4); Soccer (Student Coach) 4. With each ending comes a new beginning. Malcolm Robert Jaret, Jr. Skip Years at Gould: 2 Weston. Connecticut Disciplinary Committee 3.4: Audio-Visual 3; ESP 2; Student Guide 2,3.4; Dorm Proctor 4; Football 2,3,4. 28 Kevin James Jenness Years at Gould: 3 Disciplinary Committee 2; Curriculum Committee 1,2; Audio- Visual 2,3; ESP 1.2; Student Guide 3; Student in France 3; Honor Plaque (average over 90) 3; Skiing 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2. “Tyger, Tyger, burning bright In the forest of the night What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry?” Timothy Scott Jewett Timbo” Years at Gould: 1 North Windham, Maine Academy Herald Staff 4; Student Guide 4; Ice Hockey 4; Soccer 4; Track 4. “I don’t know what kind of a future life I believe in, but time cannot be stalled for long; I must move on as destiny awaits.” Mark Graham Kaelber Kram” Years at Gould: 3 Northeast Harbor, Maine ESP 2,3,4. 29 Cynthia Joan Kailey Garrett Bruce Keay “Gary” Years at Gould: 2 Needham, Massachusetts Disciplinary Committee 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Basketball 3.4; Soccer 3.4; Track 3. “Cindi Years at Gould: 3 Bethel. Maine Alliance Francaise 4; Disciplinary Committee 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 2; Skiing 2,3.4 (Captain 4). “Nothing that was worthy in the past departs; no truth or goodness realized by man ever dies, or can die; but is all still here, and, recognized or not, lives and works through endless changes. Leslie Joy LaRhette Years at Gould: 1 Sudbury, Massachusetts Field Hockey 4. “I've got to find myself a million times over and over again, and it’s a fair wind blowing warm out of the south over my shoulder; guess I'll set a course and go.” 30 Daniel Joseph Lunn 'Dan Years at Gould: 1 Cooperstown, New York Alliance Francaise 4; Football 4; Smoker’s Basketball 4. “Not one of several hungry animals in the forest, but one who knows and possesses his food for life, being aware of the depth rather than just the surface.” Mary Rowe Matthews “Molly Years at Gould: 2 Washington, D.C. Spanish Club 3; Disciplinary Committee 4: Drama 3: ESP 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Athletic Council 4; Over the Bank 3; Field Hockey 3,4; Softball 3,4 (Captain 4); Basketball 3,4 (Captain 3.4); Outstanding Senior Athlete 4. Years at Gould: 2 Cape Elizabeth, Maine Disciplinary Committee 4; Carnival Prince 4; Student Guide 4; Dorm Proctor 3,4; MTA Award; Tennis 3; Soccer 3,4. “A man always has a reason for doing anything—a good reason and the real reason.” John Albert McArdle, III 31 Stephen McDevitt Years at Gould: 3 Steve Boxford, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise 2,3.4; Disciplinary Committee 2,3,4; Curricu- lum Committee 3; Student Guide 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Student in France 4; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans; National Honor Society 4; Ice Hockey 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 3,4. Peter French Meyer Years at Gould: 3 Cambridge, Massachusetts Academy Herald Staff 2,3,4; Alliance Francaise 3; Disciplinary Committee 3; Student Council 2,3; Drama 3; Student in Germany 4; Tennis 2,3; Soccer 2,3. It is difference of opinion that makes horse races. PUDD’N- HEAD WILSON’S CALENDAR, Mark Twain. Anne Moystad Years at Gould: 1 Oslo, Norway Alliance Francaise 4; Carnival Princess 4; Drama 4; National Honor Society 4; Tennis 4; Skiing 4; Sailing. Shall I go off to America? Shall I put out in my ship to sea? Or get in my cage and be lions and tigers? Or—shall I be only me? 32 Renetta Nobles “Netta Years at Gould: 4 Randleman, North Carolina Academy Herald Staff 2,3; Alliance Francaise 1.2.3.4 (Vice President 3: President 4): Black and Puerto Rican Cultural Society 1,2,3,4 (Moderator 4); Ettowah Staff 4; First Thyme Round 4; Disciplinary Committee 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4 (Co- Captain 4); Dorm Proctor 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student in France 4; Over the Bank 3; Rensselaer Medal 3; Valedictorian 4; Honor Plaque (average over 90) 4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2. “Playing with one's feelings is playing with your life.” David Alex Pakulski Joseph Dean Pakulski ‘•Champ Years at Gould: 1 Years at Gould: 1 Livermore Falls. Maine Livermore Falls, Maine Ettowah Staff 4; Skiing 4; Cross Country 4. Skiing 4. “How would you like going through life knowing that you're only half of what you could have been? 33 Lisa Beth Pakulski Years at Gould: 2 Wayne. Maine Alliance Francaise 3.4; Disciplinary Committee 3.4; ESP 3; Stu- dent Guide 3.4; Dorm Proctor 4; National Honor Society 4; Student in Brazil 4; Honor Student 4; Skiing 3; Manager of Soccer 4. ‘•But if you tame me. then we shall need each other. To me, you will be unique in all the world. To you, I shall be unique in all the world ...! Sara Elizabeth Peacock “Sally’' Years at Gould: 1 Lubec. Maine Student Guide 4; Tennis 4; Basketball 4. “I’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” Christopher Pratt Criple” Years at Gould: 3 Highlands, New Jersey Alliance Francaise 4; Spanish Club 3; Disciplinary Committee 3; Auto Mechanics 4; ESP 2,3; Kayak Building 4; Student Guide 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Skiing 2,4; Football 2.4. Can you play the game? Gould’s game! Let ice houses and swamp trails live on.” 34 Lisa Jeannette Reed Years at Gould: 2 Cape Elizabeth, Maine Carnival Queen 4; Cheerleader 3,4; ESP 4; Student Guide 3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; Athletic Council 4: Elwood F. Ireland Award 4: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Francis Joseph Renie Dr. J, Joey Years at Gould: 2 Bronx, New York Black and Puerto Rican Cultural Society 3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; Basketball 3,4; Soccer 4. Time is change ... change in time. Joan Samuels Years at Gould: 2 Locust Valley. New York Academy Herald Staff 3,4; Alliance Francaise 3; Ettowah Staff 4; Student Council 4; ESP 3; Kayak Building 4; Riding 4. If I were religious I’d be worried. 35 Olivier Saurais “Zitoun Years at Gould: 1 France Academy Herald Staff 4; Alliance Francaise 4: Chess Club 4. ‘‘The less you feel an idea, the more you can express it. George Douglas Shaw Doug” Years at Gould: 4 Ipswich, Massachusetts Dorm Proctor 4; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Be good. (If you can’t be good—be careful.) Kimberly Arm Siebert Bert Years at Gould: 4 Augusta, Maine Academy Herald Staff 3,4; Alliance Francaise 2,3,4; Ettowah Staff 4; Disciplinary Committee 3; Curriculum Committee 2,3; Drama 3; ESP 4; Student Guide 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. Will the wind ever remember All the names it has blown in the past? 36 David Simms “Cowboy” Years at Gould: 2 Alamogordo. New Mexico Student Guide 4; Ice Hockey 4; Cross Country 4. Barbara Anne Stetson Bubaloo” Years at Gould: 3 Lexington, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise 2,3; First Thyme Round 4; Disciplinary Com- mittee 4; ESP 3. “Not all those that wander are lost. Matthew Gerard Stevens “Matt,” “Moose” Years at Gould: 3 Branford, Connecticut Academy Herald Staff 4; Ettowah Staff (Editor) 4; First Thyme Round 4; Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Student Guide 2,3,4; Dorm Proctor 3,4; Headmaster’s Bowl 4; Basketball 3; Ice Hockey 4 (Co-Captain); Football 2,3.4 (Co-Captain 4); Baseball 3,4 (Captain). In one year they senta million fighters forth South and North, And they built their gods a brazen pillar high As the sky, Yet reserved a thousand chariots in full force— Gold, of course. Oh, heart! oh, blood that freezes, blood that burns Earth’s returns For whole centuries of folly, noise and sin! Shut them in. With their triumphs and their glories and the rest! Love is best.” 37 Gerti Veldmann Kraut Years at Gould: 1 West Germany Alliance Francaise 4; First Thyme Round 4: ESP 4; Soccer 4; Track 4. I was born with a plastic spoon in my mouth—now I know how many holes it takes to fill the Royal Albert Hall. Amy Schorr Westwater Nancy Ann Wagner Years at Gould: 2 Huntington, New York Field Hockey 3.4; Softball 3. Years at Gould: 1 Andrew Merritt White Winchester, Massachusetts Alliance Francaise 4; Field Hockey 4. Andy Years at Gould: 2 “I don’t want to just listen to what you say, Port Washington, New York I want to feel what you mean.”—Hugh Prather Academy Herald Staff 4; Kayak Building 4; Student Guide 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Tennis 3,4; Football 3,4. 38 “The most necessary man is he with whom you are . . . and the most important thing is to do him good, because for that purpose alone was man sent into this life! Kristin Wiese Zurk Years at Gould: 3 Bethel, Maine Alliance Francaise 4; Disciplinary Committee 3.4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Guide 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain 4); Skiing 2,3,4. ‘‘It is better to love too many than one too few. Where’s Hawk?” Kenneth Runyon Wright “Ken” Years at Gould: 3 Westfield, New Jersey Alliance Francaise 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Disciplinary Committee 3; Curriculum Committee 3; Drama 3.4; Student in Germany 4; Soccer 2,3. ‘‘Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people. Let us dare to read, think, speak, and write.” “Betsy” Tennis 4. Elizabeth Young Years at Gould: 1 East Orleans. Massachusetts 39 The Class of 1973 is Alive and Learning at Brock Nicholas Allen 35 Pine Street Nantucket, MA 02554 Undecided John David Altgelt 1040 Thorndale Drive Akron, OH 44320 Undecided Carla Marie Amevor 609 Columbus Avenue New York, NY 10024 University of Maine, Farmington Charles Ault Box 96 Wayne. Maine 04284 Undecided Karen Ann Bailey Baring P.O. Alexander, Maine 04610 Undecided Stephanie Bailey 11 Merrill Street Amesbury, MA 01913 Kalamazoo College Daniel Baxter Sugarloaf Mountain Kingfield, Maine 04947 University of Maine, Orono Richard Lund Bedell Pine Street Dover, MA 02030 Undecided Brian Edmund Blake 28 Bunker Hill Road Ipswich, MA 01938 University of New Hampshire Suzanne Elizabeth Blount Harwood Drive Lacona. NY 13083 Undecided Cynthia Ann Bragg Box 652 Warrenton, VA 22186 Bard College Michael Francis Brennan Court Street Castine, Maine 04421 Undecided Linda Mary Bunker Matinicus Isle Maine 04851 University of Maine, Farmington Deborah Bradley Butler Mackintosh Lane Lincoln. MA 01773 Undecided James Warren MacPherson Carroll ‘By the Lee’ Box 84 Warwick. Bermuda Undecided Henning Arne Christensen Lillevannsveien 37 Voksenlia Oslo 3 Norway Finish high school in Norway Scott Clough Rumford Road Bethel. Maine 04217 Johnson State Lorraine Gouges d’Agincourt Cates Hill Road Berlin, NH 03570 Queen’s University Byron Anthony Davis 1015 W. Glenwood Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19133 University of Maine, Portland-Gorham Keith Wilbur Davis Box 512 Bethel, Maine 04217 Undecided Alec Arthur DesRoches P.O. Box 2248 Darien, CT 06820 Colorado State University Charles Arthur Ewing 6210 Ingleside Chicago, IL 60637 Notre Dame Abigail Flint Lexington Road Lincoln, MA 01775 Undecided Rosa Flores 611 Crotona Park North Bronx. NY 10457 Undecided Richard Bryan Getz 6400 SW 122 Street Miami, FL 33156 Oglethorpe University Ray Haberman 433 East 51 Street New York. New York 10022 Undecided Laura Harrower 422 Scofield Road Stamford. CT 06903 Undecided Leslie Ann Hartley 21 Fessenden Road Barrington. Rl 02806 Undecided William Lyman Hawk 4860 E. Gull Lake Drive Hickory Corners. Ml 49060 Defiance College Nancy Heald P.O. Box 284 Oquossoc, Maine 04964 Smith College Hayden Homes River Road Scarborough, NY 10582 Undecided Peter Otto Horndalsveen Arvesens veg 6 2300 Ha mar Norway, Europe Finish high school in Norway Paul Manfred Huebener 4 Duesseldorf-1 Graf-Recke-Str. 9 West Germany Finish high school at home Richard Derby Jackman Box 146 Pomfret. CT 06258 Manchester Community College Jang Jallow c o Awa Sonko Bakau,Sanchaba The Gambia, Africa University of Maine, Farmington Malcolm Robert Jaret, Jr. 44 Birch Hill Road Weston, CT 06880 Undecided Kevin James Jenness RFD 2 Bridgton. Maine 04009 Travel Timothy Scott Jewett Lakehurst North Windham. Maine 04062 University of Maine, Orono Mark Graham Kaelber Box 405 Northeast Harbor. Maine 04662 College in January Cynthia Joan Kailey Park Street Bethel, Maine 04217 New England College 40 41 The Class of 1973 is Alive and Learning at... Garrett Bruce Keay Francis Joseph Renie 53 Barrett Street 600 E. 137th Street. 7G Needham, MA 02192 Bronx, NY 10454 Undecided Fordham University Leslie Joy LaRhette Joan Samuels 19 Raynor Road P.O. Box 465 Sudbury. MA 01776 Locust Valley, NY 11560 Undecided Bryn Mawr College Daniel Lunn Olivier Saurais 66 BrundarCourt Impasse du Nord Cooperstown, NY 13326 St. Maixent L'ecole 79400 Undecided France Mary Rowe Matthews 3125 Quesada Street, NW French Harvard Business School George Douglas Shaw Washington, DC 20015 12 Hillside Road Franklin College Ipswich, MA 01938 John Albert McArdle. Ill Broad Cove Road Western New England College Kimberly Ann Siebert Cape Elizabeth, Maine 04107 Box 743 Skidmore College Augusta, Maine 04330 Stephen McDevitt 15 Cold Spring Drive Wheaton College David Simms Boxford, MA 01921 P.O. Box 335 Plymouth or Duke Alamagordo, NM 88310 Peter French Meyer 6 Riedesel Avenue University of New Mexico Barbara Anne Stetson Cambridge, MA 02138 23 Coolidge Avenue Kenyon College Lexington, MA02173 Anne Moystad Grimelundshaugen 13 Undecided Matthew Gerard Stevens Oslo 3. Norway 34 Averill Place Finish high school at home Branford, CT 06405 Renetta A. Nobles Rt. 3, Box 744 Ripon College Gerti Veldmann Randleman, NC 27317 4444 Gildehaus Marietta College Beckstrasze 1 David Alex Pakulski West Germany Finish high school at home Box F Livermore Falls, Maine 04254 Nancy Ann Wagner University of Maine, Orono 28 Dale Road Joseph Dean Pakulski Rn F Huntington. NY 11743 Windham College Livermore Falls, Maine 04254 Amy Schorr Westwater University of Maine, Orono 62 Oxford Street Lisa Beth Pakulski Winchester, MA 01890 Roger Williams College Morrison Heights Wayne, Maine 04284 Andrew Merritt White College in Rome, Italy Flower Hill Sara Elizabeth Peacock Port Washington, NY 11050 Brooks Institute County Road Lubec, Maine 04652 Kristin Wiese University of Maine, Machias Norseman Inn Christopher Pratt Bethel, Maine 04217 Year in Norway Fennimore Terrace The Highlands. NJ 07732 Kenneth Runyon Wright Johnson State College 935 Minisink Way Lisa Jeannette Reed Westfield, NJ 07090 Ripon College 1183 Shore Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine 04107 Elizabeth Young University of Maine, Presque Isle Box 127 42 East Orleans, MA 02643 Cape Cod Community College FIRST ROW: Linda Ratsep, Kel Leighton, Beverley Forbes, Janette Kemp. SECOND ROW: Cindy Fuerst. Vicky Baker. Roland Cruz. THIRD ROW: Laurie McGuire. Sandy Barnes, Liz Turner, Sam Chapin, Phyllis Wright. FOURTH ROW: Noemi Ramos, Eric Stunzi, Nancy Gorbach. FIFTH ROW: Sally Gantt, Colly Dor- wart, Teal Munrow. SIXTH ROW: Mandy Whitten, Betsy Stowell, Sally Rothery, Thayer Hutchinson. Debbie Hewson, Allison Collins, Peter Templeton. Kim Watson, Sue Dallinger. SEVENTH ROW: Georgia Saviers, Tony Doar, Sue Sprague, Brian Ault, Tim Rieser, Marek Pakulski. EIGHTH ROW: Dave Williams, Dominique Salet, Bob Johnson, Linda Ault, Mark Mitchell, Chris Sprague, Scott Crathern, Todd Comins. FLYING HIGH: Nancy Sullivan. Dave Terrio (Unidenti- fied person at rear left.) Junior Class 44 45 Sophomore Class FRONT ROW: Cindy Mitchell. Henry Jennings. Peter Wiese. Judy Wright. Kathy Carter. Grace Warner. SECOND ROW: Cleve Gardner, Martha Combs. Wendy Kalen, Michelle Pleskow. Debbie Harper. Mary Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Gwen Pier. Ellie Hitzrot. Curt Drake. Bill Jenkins, Cindy Morse. Scott Hills. Sue Hall, Michelle Dionne. FOURTH ROW: Paul Hannaford. Patsy Flood. Howard Moore. Severin Gundlach, Kerry Vaughan, Nancy Stone. Mike Moore. FIFTH ROW: Dave Robinson, Dave Nichols, Kurt Schreiber, Karen Allen. Tricia Walko, Ben Campbell. SIXTH ROW: Luis Velasquez, Win Thibodeaux, David Beckett, Mike White. Alex Caskie, Skip Gorman, Jeff French. 46 SITTING: Diana Fortinberry, Katie Buckley, Mutfi Templeton, Jane Treworgy, Gail Silliker, David Clough. SECOND ROW: Veronique Salet, Sally Seemann, Tim Madden, Steve Trowbridge, Mike White, Steve Butcher. THIRD ROW: Tim Dolven, Terry Cunningham, Tom Ratsep, Kirke Curtis, Skip Chandler. 48 49 50 51 mha Ettowa FRONT ROW: Kim Siebert, Colly Dorwart. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Osborn. Matt Stevens, Thayer Hutchinson, Renetta Nobles. Dave Terrio. Joan Samuels. REAR: Eric Stunzi, Sally Gantt. 54 Literary Magazine FRONT ROW SEATED: Ellie Hitzrot, Ben Campbell. SECOND ROW: Renetta Nobles, Janette Kemp, Mr. Weir. Sandra Barnes, Linda Ratsep. STANDING: Bill Jenkins. Matt Stevens, Jang Jallow. Brothers and Sisters SEATED ON FLOOR: Tom Ratsep, Linda Ratsep, Peter Wiese, Kristin Wiese, Peter Otto Horndalsveen. SECOND ROW SEATED: Sue Sprague, David Clough. Lisa Pakulski, Marek Pakulski, Charlie Ault. THIRD ROW: Chris Sprague, Mike White, Andy White, Jane Baker. Ken Wright. Judy Wright. David Ault. Linda Ault. (Missing Scott Clough) 55 Black and Puerto Rican Cultural Society SEATED: Beverley Forbes. Debra Harper. Janette Kemp, Renetta Nobles. SECOND ROW: Luis Velasquez, Terry Cunningham. Roland Cruz. Byron Davis. Bunnie Amevor. THIRD ROW: Patsy Flood. Marcus Mendez, Joe Renie, Dave Williams, Charlie Ewing, Dave Robinson. Student Council Kristin Wiese. Debbie Butler on Alec DeRoches’ shoulders. Joan Samuels, Hayden Homes. Charlie Ault, Cindy Bragg. 56 Student Guides SEATED: Byron Davis, Ray Haberman, Linda Ratsep, Debbie Hewson, Kim Siebert. STANDING: Mary Sawyer. Allison Collins, Michelle Dionne. Thayer Hutchinson, Lisa Pakulski, Debbie Butler. Sandy Barnes, Andy White, Kim Watson, Nancy Sullivan, Jane Treworgy, Sally Peacock. Kathy Carter, Matt Stevens, Bill Jenkins, Kirke Curtis. NEXT ROW: Lisa Reed, Janette Kemp. Cindy Fuerst, Linda Bunker, Mike White, Sally Gantt, Colly Dorwart, Mr. Bigelow, Kristin Wiese, Bill Hawk. Townies 57 FRONT: Peter Wiese. David Clough, Tim Dolven, Cindy Kailey. REAR: Kristin Wiese, Betsy Stowed, Jane Baker. Drama 58 60 Art 61 62 Auto Mechanics Kayak 63 Alliance Francaise 6 FRONT ROW: Beverley Forbes. Gerti Veldmann, Lisa Pakulski, Kim Siebert, Renetta Nobles. Charlie Ault. Madame Margaritopol, Nancy Sullivan, Veronique Salet. MIDDLE ROW: Olivier Saurais. Dominique Salet, Grace Warner. Amy Westwater. Kirke Curtis. Jane Treworgy, Linda Ratsep. REAR: Dan Lunn. Kenwyn Denahan, Roland Cruz, Janette Kemp. Bunnie Amevor. Kristin Wiese. Mandy Whitten, Cindy Fuerst, Ken Wright. EXTREME REAR: Dave Robinson. Audiovisual 64 Luis Velasquez, Kevin Jenness, Mr. Crosbie. Alec DesRoches. Eric Stunzi. 67 68 Holden Hall FRONT ROW: Mike Moore,Kurt Schreiber, Henry Jennings, David Ault, Paul Marean. SECOND ROW: David Nichols, Rick Brann, Luis Velasquez, Cleve Gardner, Scott Hills, Joe Renie. Tom Ratsep, Olivier Saurais. THIRD ROW: Steve Winter, James Carroll, Kirke Curtis, Dominique Salet, Steve Trowbridge, Mike Brennan, Jang Jallow. FOURTH ROW: Tim Rieser, Bill Hawk, Henning Christensen, Todd Comins, John Soper, Gary Keay, Steve Butcher, Manfred Huebener, Terry Cunningham, David Williams, Bill Jenkins. RISING REAR: Scott Richardson. While our trustful leader, Mr. Wier, is making waves on his water bed and his assistant, Mac Davis, is getting ready for a fishing trip to Wild River, we find many strange things happening on the second floor with Trowbridge, Campbell, Hills, Madden, and Nichols engrossed in a water fight, with Manfred and Carroll cheering them on. As we walk down the hall, we find Richardson and Soper planning another midnight excursion with Spud giving some assist- ance from the outside world. We hear a noise from downstairs only to find our two heavyweights, Jenkins and Repp, talking about the sad ending of “Gilligan's Island.” As we walk down the first floor hallway, Newton and Baldwin are engrossed in a heavy conversation about hockey. And as we walk further, we hear Cleve singing and Borland com- plaining about the racket because he has a “HEADACHE. As we do another room check, we find that Caskie, Gorman, and Beckett have passed out. (I wonder why.) We hear a little chatter in Drake’s room only to find that Bolton is giving him lessons on How to Succeed with the Women of Gehring.” Down the hall we find Winter and Comins talking about the latest happening on campus, with Hannaford putting in his two cents. Upstairs we find Williams, Renie, and Cunningham playing “B” ball against “Gator, Mendez, and Little Luis. As we begin to do another second floor room check, we find Heino on another weekend, Farley in the infirmary. We hear a splat on the wall only to find that Schreiber was throwing another bun wad to White with Scooter cheering from a safe distance. We go into Zero’s room only to find Moore, Ault, Olivier, and Henning talking about those little tin cans. Well, it looks quiet with Butcher, Tib, and Brann all in bed, so I think Tim and I better go practice for tomorrow's J.V. game with the Gold’s. —Bill Hawk '73 70 T-Bird 71 Gehring Hall It’s 10:30 p.m. in Gehring Hall. Janette and I are about to make our nightly room check. Rosa, Noemi, and Laura are in Noemi’s room dis- cussing the soap operas and wondering what’s going to happen next. Patsy is catching up on her quick beauty plan—sleep. Walking into Molly’s Inn, we find Munroe, Dionne, Vaughan, and Molly discussing their weekend plans. Anne Thayer is in her nightly hang-out, the bath- room, and Diana is grooving to the sounds of Carole King. Sue Sprague is at the books again. Karen is in wonderland. I wonder who she’s think- ing about—Marek? As we go along, we find Gail, Templeton, Kenny, and Tricia figuring out when the next local attack by the teachers is going to be. Moving down to the second floor, we find Cyndi discussing her night affairs while Jane and Sally with their 36-24-36 “towelwise” are listening. We’re going down the alley and we come to a door which says, “Don’t disturb—not even if you’re the President. I wonder what Charles did wrong to Debbie tonight? Next door in Renetta’s room, we find Bunnie. Without a doubt, the nightly gossip is in session. Sawyer is asleep. She must have had a hard day. Pleskow.Harrower, and Hartley are on their nightly food hunt. Ratsep is playing the role of Rapunzel with Rick Chandler as her prince. Phyllis and Sullivan are at it again, while Gracie is in the ladies’ room making coffee. Kim is paying her night respect to the watchman. Baker, Bunker, and Dallinger are chatting about the latest letter from Phillippe. Mandrill is on and we 72 find Ault reading her favorite subject—history. Combs is having a nicotine fit as Chaffee tries to round her up a cigarette. As we are about to complete our check, we find Kenwyn knocking on Mitchell’s door telling her to lower the stereo. All of a sudden we hear the slamming of doors, yelling and screaming—we know everything is ok in in Gehring Hall. —Beverley Forbes '74 —Janette Kemp '74 73 Sports Football 76 KNEELING: Dan Lunn, Steve McDevitt. Chris Pratt. Richard Getz. Skip Jaret. Co- Captain Bill Hawk. Co-Captain Matt Stevens. Brock Allen. Mike Brennen, Brian Blake. Hayden Homes. Andy White. STANDING: Skip Chandler. Dave Robinson. Terry Cunningham. Marcus Mendez. Dave Bolton, Byron Davis. Luis Velasquez. Steve Trowbridge. Scott Crathern, Scott Ramsbottom, Cleve Gardner. Tony Doar, Paul Hannaford. Jeff French. Bill Jenkins. Tim Dolven, Scooter Moore. For all the excuses one could give about our season, 2-4 I guess the best one is that we lost more than we won. It is difficult not to place importance on records and statistics. We were inter- cepted a lot and we fumbled a lot and so we lost a lot. Well, so it goes. But, in fact, the season was a great success; we had the best morale and camaraderie ever seen here. We had coaches who were people before coaches. Mr. Feeney, Mr. Cousins, and Mr. Litchfield had undying support; at times they might have felt like dying, and my thanks to them is great. Gould football is great, an experience mat should not be pass- ed up. The best of friends are made on the football field and here at Gould lasting friends are made. We played tough teams and our team stayed together through thick and thin. I would not give up my experiences at football for anything, and that is the highest praise I can give. Few will ever realize how much they owe to Mr. Feeney. Good luck to next year’s team and whip ’em good! —Matthew G. Stevens ’73 KNEELING: Bill Koptis. Scott Hills, Peter Wiese, John Bliss, Co-Captain John Altgelt, Co- Captain Peter Otto Horndalsveen, Curtis Drake. Mike Moore. David Clough, Scott Clough. STANDING: Coach Newell, John Roberts, John McArdle, Joe Renie, Gary Keay. Tim Jewett. Mark Mitchell, Manfred Huebener, Henning Christensen, Gerti Veldmann, Liz Turner (Manager). The second season of official soccer at Gould got under way on Sep- tember 5. This was to be a rebuilding year with only six players return- ing. However with two weeks of practice and the fine coaching of Mr. Newell, the team was eager for competition. The first half of the season produced seven straight wins, high team spirit, and a lot of followers. The second half found the team physically beaten,winning only three of the remaining seven games. The highlights of the season came when the team handed defeats to Bridgton and St. Dorn’s, always strong teams. The overall record was 10-4 while the league record was a disappointing 4-3, which put the team in fourth place. Horndalsveen, Wiese, Veldman, Christensen, and Roberts led the offense with their efforts. The defense was supported by Scott Clough in goal, Altgelt’s big foot and McArdle. The weak point was at the halfback positions which steadily improved with the efforts of Renie, Jewett, Keay, Comins, and Bliss and good coaching. There really was no bench” because everyone played, which only demonstrates the depth of the team. For the first time in our short history of soccer, Gould was represented on the Maine State Prep School All Star Team: Peter Otto Horndalsveen and Peter Wiese on the line, Todd Comins at midfield, and John Altgelt, Henning Christensen, and Gary Keay receiving honorable mention. Next year again is a year for rebuilding with only seven players return- ing. A special thanks is in order for Coach Newell's time and dedication, student-coach Jang Jallow and the managers, Lisa Pakulski and Liz Turner. Boys Basketball This year’s basketball season was again very successful and under Coach Hurd's direction, we placed as Runners Up, Class D, in Western Maine. The tough team defense, which allowed the oppo- sition only 44 points per game was the force that enabled us to get as far as we did in the tournament. Our offense output depended mostly on the effec- tiveness of the defense. John Altgelt, Bill Hawk, Charles Ewing, and Charlie Ault led in rebounds with “Gator” Robinson and Roland Cruz going in for most of the layups. In the course of the season we had many different combinations of players. This was an attempt on Mr. Hurd’s part to find the winning combination and I must say that they all came through where we needed them. —Charlie Ault’73 Varsity 78 79 Cross Country KNEELING: Coach Vogt, Alex Pakulski. Tom Ratsep, Rick Brann, Doug Shaw, Ben Campbell, Rick Chandler, Steve Winter. STANDING: Dan Baxter, Bill Ash, Charlie Ault, Alec DesRoches, David Baldwin, DaveTerrio, Dave Simms, Eric Stunzi. Once again the cross-country team had a fabulous season. They were undefeated as well as Maine State champs and New England Class C title holders. The team certainly proved themselves members of a Gould squad, and gave Mr. Vogt the cooperation needed to build a winning combination. Receiving awards for the team were Dan Baxter as Most Valuable Runner, Alex Pakulski as Rookie of the Year, and Doug Shaw, Most Improved Runner. Doug injured his knee during the first part of the season and could not run until two weeks before the New England Championships. In that race, though, he managed to pull up nine- teenth and fifth for the team—a great accomplishment. Charlie Ault, Dan Baxter, Rick Chandler, and Bill Ash made up the rest of the top five, with Dave Terrio and Alec DesRoches close behind. Hopefully the upcoming underclassmen will be able to help Rick Chandler as next year’s captain fill out a team that will once again make Coach Vogt proud. Dedication is the name of the game where cross-country is concerned! —Charlie Ault ’73 —Rick Chandler ’74 Cheerleaders FRONT: Stephie Bailey, Mandy Whitten, Debbie Harper, Cindy Mitchell, Lisa Reed. REAR: Laura Knipe, JaneTreworgy. SITTING: Debbie Harper. KNEELING: Bunnie Amevor, Mandy Whitten. STANDING: Renetta Nobles. Jane Trewrogy, Lisa Reed. Girls’ Basketball SEATED: Linda Ault, Bunnie Amevor, Molly Matthews (Captain), Lisa Reed. Ellie Hitzrot. STANDING: Coach Berry, Sally Peacock, Patsy Flood. Teal Munroe. Jane Baker (Manager). The 1972 girls' basketball season was considered a good year. There were only two losses all season (9-2), one against Fryeburg, when Matthews missed two free throws with five seconds left; and the other at home against Oxford Hills, when, after being down by 13 points, we made a great come-back only to lose again in the final seconds by two points. This year's team was faced with one major pro- blem: Very few teams we played were up to our potential. Poor Mr. Berry would have to tell us NOT to score. We averaged 44 points per game as a team while our opponents only averaged 21. The J.V. team after hard practices showed how to win while at M.C.I. They proved they could hold their own against anyone. They consistently had good teamwork with Teal, Patsy, Beverley, Janette, and Sally. The team loses four seniors, Sally Peacock, Bunnie Amevor, Best Defensive Player Lisa Reed, and Captain and Most Valuable Player Molly Matthews. But next year's team should be good with Linda Ault leading returning players. Also coming back will be Most Improved Player Patsy Flood, Janette Kemp, Beverley Forbes, Ellie Hitzrot, and “Earl the Pearl” Munroe. Thanks to our beloved managers, Jane Baker and Mary Sawyer, who also played when needed. On behalf of the team I would like to thank Mr. Berry for all he did for us. May you all have the greatest success possible next year. —Captain Molly Matthews '73 GIRL'S BASKETBALL RECORD Gould 31 Oxford Hills 27 Gould 55 Hinckley 7 Gould 28 Fryeburg 29 Gould 45 Oxford Hills 47 Gould 49 Kents Hill 16 Gould 62 Fryeburg 21 Gould 72 MCI 20 Gould 52 Hinckley 21 Gould 51 Kents Hill 17 Gould 43 Oak Grove 26 Gould — MCI —(forfeit) 488 231 82 Field Hockey KNEELING: Linda Bunker, Ellie Hitzrot, Leslie LaRhette, Cindy Kailey, Lisa Reed, Sally Rothery, Abigail Flint, Nancy Wagner, Lori d'Agincourt. STANDING: Mandy Whitten (Manager), Rosa Flores, Molly Matthews, Hillary Scott, Nancy Stone, Noemi Ramos, Nancy Heald, Colly Dorwart, Stephie Bailey, Kristin Wiese (Captain), Jane Treworgy, Debbie Butler, Kim Watson (Manager). Last year everyone was a little skeptical about how our teams would fare this year with so many players gradu- ating and Mrs. Feeney out of action,” but needless to say all positions were filled with great ability. This was proved by the varsity and J.V. both doing great jobs, with a fair percentage of wins for each. The first of the season was slow while players, old and new, adjusted, but by the time positions were fixed, we were going strong. The varsity had only one game left to win with Kents Hill and they would have had the cham- pionship, but the game was sadly lost and so was the trophy. The graduating field hockey jocks leave knowing that next year's teams will be as good, if not better, and to those remaining good luck, and make sure Uncle Bear puts the lid back on the trash can! —Kristin Wiese 73 and Lisa Reed 73 ESP Kenwyn Denahan, Tim Rieser, Sam Chapin, Kim Siebert, Alex Caskie, John Soper, Cindy Fuerst, Nancy Sullivan, Tom Bailey. Richard Bedell. Win Thibodeaux. Lolly Harrower, Georgia Saviers, Mr. McGuire. Fall Muffi Templeton, Kerry Vaughan, Jang Jallow, Curt Drake. Veronique Salet, Gerti Veldmann, Dominique Salet, Kathy Carter. Sam Chapin. Chris Sprague, Lisa Reed, Bill Jenkins. Kirke Curtis, Cindy Bragg, Dave Terrio, Molly Matthews, Judy Wright. Winter 84 Spring E.S.P. FRONT ROW: Anne Thayer, Gail Silliker, Sue Hall, Karen Allen, Ellie Hitzrot. BACK ROW: Scooter Moore, Kirke Curtis, Tim Dolven. Tim Madden, Coach Barth. Ice Hockey 85 Tim Jewett, Eric Stunzi, Steve Butcher, Tim Madden, Jeff French, Matt Stevens. Mark Mitchell, Paul Hannaford. Coach Wade. Girls’ Ski Team Alpine SEATED: Martha Combs, Debbie Butler, Kristin Wiese, Cindy Kailey (Captain). STANDING: Coach Crosbie, Sally Seemann, Debbie Hewson, Colly Dorwart, Gail Emmons, Linda Ratsep, Georgia Saviers. Cross Country SEATED: Linda Ratsep, Grace Warner. STANDING: Anne Moystad, Nancy Sulli- van, Debi Chaffee. 86 The Girls’ Alpine Team had an undefeated season, winning everything from the New England's (for the second consecutive year) to the MAISAD Meet (combining together a perfect score) to the Maine State Class A Meet in which we defeated the nine years’ champions, Edward Little. Everyone on the team earned her letter; Kristin Wiese was awarded a trophy for the “Most Valuable Skier” and Georgia Saviers for the “Most Improved Skier.” The outlook for next year is good with Georgia returning as Captain, along with the Almighty Sally Seaweed Seemann, Gail Emmons, Debbie Hewson, and Martha Combs. Graduating seniors who have been on the team for three years are Kristin Wiese and Cindi Kailey. Debbie Butler has been around for two years. Also leaving will be junior Colly Dorwart who has been with us for one year. As for our first Nordic team, Anne Moystad showed a great deal of ability, followed closely by Debi Chaffee, Grace Warner, Linda Ratsep, Nancy Sullivan, and, when in desperation, Cindi Kailey. The girls' ski team has presented a trophy to Gould in memory of our unforgetable coach, Bill Crosbie. On behalf of the team, I would like to wish the best to his family and friends. I would also like to thank everyone for their help and support, especially Ken Remsen. It’s been fun and I hope that it will always be so in the future years. „ . ,, —Captain Cindi Kailey 73 — s i Boys’ Ski Team FRONT ROW: Tom Ratsep, Scott Hills, Tim Dolven, Kevin Jenness, Steve Trowbridge, Skip Chandler, Coach McGuire. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Nichols, Doug Shaw, Henning Christensen, Tom Bailey. Peter Otto Horndalsveen, Hayden Homes, Peter Wiese. REAR ROW: Chris Pratt, Alec DesRoches, Manfred Huebener, Alex Pakulski, John Soper, Dean Pakulski. (Missing Dan Baxter, Captain) The 1973 Gould Academy ski team experienced another average year in the annals of school skiing. With five top lettermen back, with the addition of two Norweigian all-stars and a bunch of rookies, has-beens, and never-were’s, we embarked on a new season with our first meet at home against Edward Little. In the Giant Slalom Captain Baxter led the way with a win, with Wiese and Christensen rid- ing on his coattails. After beating E.L. by five in the Alpine, we went into the Nordic too confident and got beat out by E.L. by a point. Horndalsveen and Wiese did well in the Cross-Country and Wiese and Frog DesRoches took a third and a fourth in the Jump. After this close loss came the all- important Rumford Carnival, which is a warm-up for the State Meet. In the Alpine Gould showed that it was the top Alpine power by showing strength with the screaming “Crash” Christen- sen taking honors in both Giant Slalom and Slalom with Baxter right behind him second in the Slalom and third in the Giant Slalom. Horndalsveen and Wiese rallied us in the Cross-Country after a miserable performance in the Jumping. We fell short of Rumford by five because of the 20-point defeat in the Jump. After a defeat at Kennett’s hands, which we won’t talk about because of embarrassment, we came upon the important meet. We got off to a good start in the Prep School Championship (M.A.I.S.A.D.) where we easily handled all the prep school teams in the state. Wiese did well in all four events and earned himself a skimeister award. Baxter won the Giant Slalom and surprisingly ran well in the Cross- Country with a fifth. Nordic Frog” DesRoches took a second in the Jump and a third in the Cross-Country. “Shaky Legs Shaw came through with a third in the Jump, with Jenness, who took fourth, showing excellent im- provement. to top this, the man with all the if’s and but’s, Super Rookie David Nichols came through with solid performances in both Alpine events. We continued to do well in the State High School Championships although losing Christensen to Eastern competi- tion. Baxter continued to drive with a victory in the Giant Slalom (tied with Wiese), and a second in the Slalom. Wiese did very well with a tie with Bax in the Giant Slalom, a fifth in the Slalom, a third in the Cross-Country, a twelfth in the Jump and a skimeister award to top it off. Again Horndals- veen did well with the Cross-Country (fourth), along with “Frog” DesRoches, who also did well in the Cross-Country (sixth), and Jumping, thirteenth. Although we did well, because of Jumping we had to settle for a third behind Rumford and Edward Little. What followed at the New England’s can be termed a disaster in many respects. Captain Bax continued with §ood performances, a second in the lalom and a fourth in the Giant Slalom. Behind him came hooked tips, lots of if's and but’s; but either way our number two man in the Slalom, Tom Bailey, was thirty-fourth, and in the Giant Slalom Hayden Homes was twenty-sixth—not nearly good enough for a has-been, topnotch Alpine team. Our Cross-Country effort was poor with only Horndalsveen and Wiese in the top twenty. We won’t talk about the Jump. So we ended up seventh in the New England Class A competition, and as Chief talked about prospects for next year as we rode back in the Hog, one can only hope and wonder if Sam Bigelow can ever import some jumpers. —Captain Dan Baxter '73 88 Tennis FRONT ROW: Georgia Saviers, Abigail Flint. Gwen Pier. Cindy Fuerst. BACK ROW: Coach Wade. Manfred Huebener. Dave Nichols, Chris Pratt. Steve Trowbridge. 89 Baseball FRONT ROW: Coach Newell, Tony Doar, Skip Chandler. Kurt Schreiber. Roland Cruz, Peter Wiese, Richard Jackman (Manager). BACK ROW- Matt Stevens, Dave Robinson, Brian Blake, Nick Allen, Scott Crathern, Todd Comins, Steve McDevitt, Terry Cunningham, Steve Butcher. 90 Softball FRONT ROW: Bunnie Amevor, Linda Ault. SECOND ROW: Jane Treworgy, Lisa Reed. Janette Kemp, Beverley Forbes, Patsy Ann Flood. TFIIRD ROW: Renetta Nobles, Mary Sawyer, Michelle Dionne, Nancy Sullivan, Molly-Matthews, Coach Berry. Well, we started out the season with about 14 people out for softball and by mid-May we were down to 7. We were never considered a “defensive team” yet neither were our opponents. Our record (8-2) was good and could only have been bettered if we could cut down on errors. When we settled down, we looked like a decent team. Linda spent most of the season leaping around the small lakes that were in the outfield. Bunnie became our play-any-position star as she never seemed to play any position too much—partly due to Renetta’s ending up as our base coach when she broke her finger. We had a strong catcher, Patsy, behind the plate. Most Improved Player Jane Treworgy, second baseman, proved that anyone who really has deter- mination can play. Lisa Reed, the Best Defensive Player, held down shortstop with the exception of pitching at Fryeburg. Captain Molly Matthews was the pitcher and Most Valuable Player. I would like to say that I don’t think we played a better game as a team than our last one at MCI. The final score was 32-31 but we all gave it everything we had and enjoyed playing. We learned this season that to win you have to play as a team. The team would like to thank Stephie Bailey and Sally Seemann for filling up the holes left on the team during those last few games. Also we would like to thank Mr. Berry for the wonderful coaching job he did. Good luck next year. —Captain Molly Matthews ’73 91 Track KNEELING: Coach Vogt, Richard Getz, Ben Campbell. David Ault, Rick Brann. STANDING: Bill Jenkins, Topper Sprague, Win Thibodeaux, David Baldwin, Mike Moore. Absent: Tim Jewett, Henning Christensen, Gerti Veldmann. The spring of '73 saw the rebirth of a track team at Gould. Through the recruiting and coaching work of Mr. Vogt, the team became an active part of the spring program. Although our numbers were small and our record unimpressive, the team revealed some individual talent. Win Thibodeaux, a newcomer to track, proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Win was a hard worker who ran from five to seven miles each day. He was rewarded for his work by placing second in the two-mile and third in the mile run at the MAISAD Championship. He will definitely be a runner to be reckoned with in the future. Henning Christensen placed third in the quarter mile in the MAISAD's. Tim Jewett scored the only first place for Gould by winning the half mile. Track has nothing but a bright future at Gould. All but Henning, Gerti, Richard Getz, and myself will be back next year along with, I hope, some new recruits. Next year will also see David Ault, Mike Moore, Ben Campbell returning to pick up where they left off. With these and others, Gould track is definitely back to stay. —Tim Jewett '73 92 93 94 Winter Carnival 95 97 101 102 103 104 105 SPONSORS Barnstone Osgood Company Bethel IGA Food Store Bethel Spa Restaurant Motel N. Dayton Bolster Company R.K. Brown, Inc. Walker 0. Cain California Wiping Material Co., Inc. Central Maine Power Company The Coca-Cola Bottling Plants, Inc. Del Chemical Corporation Goodwin’s Inc. Hahnel Bros. Company Kerr Electrical Loring Short Harmon Prince Manufacturing, Inc. Ripley Fletcher Company Rumford Travel Service Seltzer Rydholm, Inc. Snow’s Sunri Ski Shop Union SquareTravel Bureau University Cap Gown Co., Inc. 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