Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

GOULD ACADEMY 1976 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 4 FACULTY' ADMINISTRATION, STAFF 5 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 16 UNDERCLASSMEN 22 DORMITORIES 26 FALL SPORTS 37 WINTER SPORTS 37 SPRING SPORTS 43 STUDENT LIFE 49 SENIORS 53 GRADUATION 97 SENIOR DIRECTORY 102 ADVERTISING 103 3 DEDICATION The graduating students in the Class of '76 would like to take this op- portunity to show their gratitude to Mr. Berry. During the time we have spent at Could, it has become more than evi- dent to us that Mr. Berry has taken a great interest in the student body. It is often difficult attempting to describe the kind of unsung hero Mr. Berry is. Yet the fact remains that his contributions have been bene- ficial to us throughout the level of education we have since completed. We would like to have the honor of dedicating our yearbook to him in hopes of showing our appreciation for his dedication to us. Thank you Mr. Berry The Class of '76 Dorothy A. Boyce B.A., M.S. Bates College Simmons College Librarian Years at Could: 19 Mrs. Phyllis Dickey Husson College Assistant Librarian Years at Could: 7 Mrs. Pauline Davis Westbrook College Secretary Mrs. Barbara Merrill Years at Could: 17 Secretary Years at Could: 21 6 Alvin L. Barth B.A., M.B.A., M.S.T. Penn State University of Utah Colby College International Teach- ing Fellow Melbourne, Aus- tralia 1971-1972 Instructor of Sci- ence and Mathematics Years at Could: 14 Mrs. Lucia L. Owen B.A., M.A. Mount Holyoke Bryn Mawr Instructor of English Years at Could: 7 Frank Fiske, Jr. B.A., M.Ed., Harvard College Emerson College Head, Music Department Instructor of Ger- man and Music Years at Could: 4 fobn Osborn B.A. Kalamazoo College Peace Corps Teach- ers Training Syracuse University Instructor of Science Years at Gould: SVi [Ronald E. Feeney B.A. University of New Hamphsire Instructor of Biology Years at Could: 7 lames Grew B.A. Yale University Dorm Head Instructor of Ger- man, French, and Spanish Years at Gould: 2 Mme. Jacqueline Margaritopol Baccalaureate from Bucharest CREDIF from St. Cloud Instructor of French Years at Gould: 8 Craig Prigge University of Minn. Asst. Dorm Head Years at Gould: 1 Jill Dean Madison College Asst. Dorm Head Instructor: English Driver's Education Years at Gould: 1 Charles A. Weeks A.B., A.M., Ph D. Dartmouth University of Michigan Indiana University Instructor of Spanish, History, and English Years at Gould: 3 Frank A. Vogt B.A. Middlebury College Instructor of English Years at Could: 17 Sarah Jalovich B.A. Institute de Profesores 'Artigas' Uruguay Instructor of Spanish Years at Could: 2 Stephen C. Chandler B.A., M.A. Yale University Bowdoin College Assistant Headmaster Instructor of Mathematics Years at Could: 6 lay M. Davis Jr. B.A., M.A. Austin College S.U.N.Y. at Binghamton Instructor of English Years at Could: 5 Francis R. Berry B.S. Bates College Instructor of Mathematics Years at Could: 19 Vi Linda Calderon B.A. Skidmore College Instructor of Art Years at Could: 2 H. Paul McGuire B.A., M.A. University of Maine Instructor of History Years at Could: 7 Charles R. Hurd B.S. University of Maine Business Manager Years at Could: 11 10 Stephan M. Anderson B.A. Ohio University Director of Admissions Alumni Co-ordinator Years at Could: 3 John T. Grover B.S. Northeastern University Dean of Students Years at Could: 9 I. Clifford Hobbins B.A., M.A. Marquette University Instructor of History Years at Gould: 3 Mrs. Alberta Merrill Secretary Years at Could: 1 lobn Rayne Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Food Service Director Saga Food Service Years at Could: 3 Vi li Bill Pooley B.A. Austin College Instructor of Writing and Photography Years at Gould: 3 Mrs. Mary Hurd Manager, Bookstore Years at Gould: 3 lames B. Owen B.A., M.Ed. University of New Hampshire Boston University Instructor of Art Years at Could: 18 Mrs. Arlene Lyon Secretary Years at Gould: Vi William H. Cousins B.S., M.Ed. Boston University University of Maine Instructor of Mathematics Director of Activities Years at Gould: 17 12 Richard ]. Dolven B.S., M.Div. Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Yale Divinity School Headmaster Years at Could: 8 David Van Ness B.A., M.A. Trenton State College Instructor of Science and Mathematics Director of ESP Years at Gould: 3 Mrs. Carol Fiske, lr. B.A. Skidmore College Years at Gould: 4 Charles W. Newell B.S. University of Maine Instructor of Science Director of Athletics Years at Could: 7 Mrs. Rosalind S. Wade B.A. Raddiffe College Instructor of History Years at Gould: 6 13 CLUBS Top Row: Jeff Harper, Pieter Ziegler, Lee Roberts. Middle Row: Loring Leeds, Joan Sommers, Gail Silliker. Front Row: Tammy Lunt, Missy Arnson, Betsy Walker. Missing From Picture: Peter Hatch, Victor Young. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, (Top To Bottom); Barbie Hayward, Dave Ault, Tim Dolven, Greg d'Usseaux, Jean-Luc Fernandez, Loring Leeds. Second Row: Doug Muller, Jody Bailey, Lee Roberts, Dave Johnson, John Runyan, Third Row: Libby Hoy, Stefan Pakul- ski. Skip Chandler, Peter Chandler, Front Row: Mary Ann Cousins, Mike de LaChappelle, Heidi Leavitt, Randy Bridges, Gene Kelley, Betsy Walker. Missing From Picture: Joyce Davis, Justin Costello, Lorraine Wyzard, Grant Harris, Peter Hatch YEARBOOK STAFF 17 PURPOSES AND OBJECTIVES Back Row: Barbara Roberts, Warren Wheeler, Peter Soons, Middle ant. Front Row: Ellen Mahoney, Betsy Walker, Peter Feith. Row: Joan Sommers, Freya Morrill, Mark Bry- Back Row: Betsy Norris, Harold Perk- ins. Middle Row: Scott Farley, John Mitchell. Front Row: Darren Defoe, Eric Holbrook, Debbie Cogan. ESP 18 TOP TEN Back Row: Warren Wheeler, Kirke Curtis, Lee Roberts, Doug Muller, Rick Brann. Front Row: Ina Shea, Ellen Mahoney, Deirdre Sullivan, Joan Sommers, Debbie Cogan. ETTOWAH Back Row: Barry Cotter, John Carr, Mr. Osborn (advisor) Front Row: Tim Dolven, Ina Shea, Barbara Roberts, Debbie Cogan, David Monaghan, Debbie Sheinburg. 19 BROTHERS AND SISTERS Back Row: Corrie, Lee, Roger, Robin, Barbara, Gail, Jeff, Joan, Stefan, Scott, Tom. Front Row: Mary- Ann, Carolyn, Jayne, Janyce, Cyndi, (brother Peter missing), Peter, (brother Tim missing), Susan and Amy. OUR FOREIGN FRIENDS Back Row: Yasusu Ke Iguchi, Yasu Nishi, Fiji Suezawa, Jean-Luc Fernandez, Jean-Jacques Hollard, Isabelle Cartan, Sylvie Dussaux, Marie Tostain, Barbara Winkler, William Song, Philip Leung, Karen Keller. Front Row: Keiko Noza- ki, Kazuyo Mitsumoto, Junko Tsujimoto, Hiromi Kawasaki, Jacques Cosset, Sabina Winter, Ni- cole Abel, Gabriele Shulenburg. AMERICAN STUDENTS ABROAD Back Row: Mike de LaChappelle, Terry Cun- ningham, Nat Clifford, Mike Roy, Tim Dolven, Fritz Lauenstein. Middle Row: Libby Hoy, Dei- rdre Sullivan, Ellen Mahoney. Front Row: Betsy Walker, Will Moffett, Ina Shea, Peter Ziegler. Front Row: Deidre Sullivan, Barbara Roberts, Carol Fiske, Erin Weeks, Missy Arnson. Middle Row: Tim Dolven, Sue Lemont, Loring Leeds, Dave Monaghan, Ina Shea. Back Row: Ray Jackson, (hiding, John Runyan), Gerry Bannister, Betsy Walker, John Carr. THESPIAN SOCIETY UNDERCLASSMAN SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row: Tim Hall, Peter Feith, Joan Torrey, Alphonso Matias, Quincy Henry, Betsy Norris. Middle Row: John Langs, Gene Kelly, Corrie Roberts, Joyce Davis, Amy Vogt, Susie Batchelder, Libby West, Lisa Labnon. Back Row: Roger Barondess, Eric Holbrook, Fritz Lau- enstein. Peaches Bush, Niffy Ash, Eric Winn, Rainer Rothbacher, Yasu Nishi. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row Standing: Doris Armstrong, Tyler Winter, Peter Crews, Peter Chandler, Carrilee Mer- rill, Tammie Lunt, Joe lerna, William Anthony. Front Row Seated: Rachelle Dionne, Robin Sprague, Bob Luce, Matt Sawyer, Darren Defoe, Sean Connelly, Tom Pakulski. Missing Form Picture: Keith Bartlett, Kim Beal. JUNIOR CLASS Bottom Row: Lorraine Wyzard, Carolyn Cousins, Stefan Pakulski, Greg d'usseaux, Andy Leung, Wayne Platt. Second Row: Susan Vogt, Robin Hollister, Karen Moore, Susan Lemont, Philip Leung, Peter Soons, William Song Third Row. Barry Cotter Luke Lockwood, Freya Morrill Cynthia Ziegler, Scott Pakulski, John Runyan, Mike Roy. Fourth Row: John Mitchell, Sam Adams, Doug Little Tony essen, C ns Crosse, Jack August, Brian Callahan, Tom Pakulski. Fifth Row: Alex Neuhoff, Erin Weeks, Jenny Turner, John Carr, Harold Perkins, Peter Welch. Top Row: Will Moffet, Judith Albair, and Robin Barondess Missing From Picture: Randy Bridges, Jen Humphries, Ray Jackson, Ya- susu Ke Iguchi, Chris Kailey, Keith and Kevin Madden, Nancy Pinney, Tom Pitcher, Ricky Rodriquez. DORMS HOLDEN HALL Back Row Eric Winn, Tyler Winter, Scott Farley, Aki Yamashita, Glenn Dwyer, Tom Pakulski, Tad Blount, John Mitchell, Wayne Platt, Matt Sawyer, Scott Pakulski, Stefan Pakulski, Tim Hall, Eric Neuhoff, John Langs, Bud Jerrett, Joe lerna. Jack August Ray Jackson, Sean Connelly. Middle Row: Rainer Rothbacher, Bob Luce, Darren Defoe, Eric Holbrook, Luke Lockwood, Peter Feith, Roger Barondess. Front Row: Peter Jones, Kim Beal, Cary Byrd, Doug Muller, Tom Wisner, Dave Phillips, Dan Dunfey. T-BIRD Top: Philippe Terson, Kirke Curtis. Middle Row: Shigeho Hata, Charlie Cordan, Mike Roy, jody Randolf, Justin Costello, Jean-Luc Fernandez, Jack August, Cary Celer, Mike de La Chappelle, Don Shuris, Alex Neuhoff, John Carr, Nat Clifford, Peter Hatch. Front Row: Jacques Cosset, the Kobayashi family, Fiji Sue- zawa, Greg d'Usseaux. GEHRING HALL Top Row Heidi Leavitt, Corrie Roberts, Jayne Gauthier, Mina Nadi, Betsy Norris, Nancy Pinney, Jen Humphries, Susie Batchelder. Standing: Missy Arnsoo, Robin Sprague, Jen Thayer, Sarah Shepley, Kathy Baxter, Cabby Shulenburg, Barbara Winkler Bonn,e Ar- nold, Marie Tostain, Judy Albair, Lee Roberts, Robin Barondess, Joan Torrey, Niffy Ash. Front Seated: Peaches Bush, Joyce Davis, Janyce Gauthier, Sue Lemont, Buff Dubrow, Sabina Winter, Linda Calderon, Rachelle Dionne, Johanna Allen, Isabelle Cartan, Libby West, Lisa Labnon, Pegga Merrill, Karen Moore, Tammie Lunt. DAVIDSON HALL Bottom Row: Sally Seeman, Wayne Johnson, Philip Leung, William Song, Jenny Turner, Dave Johnson, Nicole Abel, Kako Mitsumoto, Second Row: Loring Leeds, Gail Silliker, Peter Ziegler, Dave Monaghan. Third Row: Dave Clough, Cyndie Ziegler, Steve Trowbridge, Freya Morril, Boh Libby, Barbara Roberts, Karen Keler, Ina Shea, Sylvie Dusseau, Sara Shepley, Jeff Harper, Byrd Wool folk. Fourth Row: Barbie Hayward, Sam Adams, Rick Brann, Pete Soons, Brian Murphy, Tony Jessen, Chris Crosse, Terry Cunningham, Brian Callahan, Warren Wheeler, Jody Bailey. Fifth Row: Joan Sommers, Andy Leung, Pete Dolven, Barry Cotter, Keith Madden. FALL SPORTS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Front Row: Rainer Rothbacher, Tim Hail, Wayne Platt, Scott Pakulski, Yasu Nishi, Doug Muller, Ricky Rodriquez, Jacques Cosset. Middle Row: Warren Wheeler, Sam Adams, Tom Ratsep, Tim Dolven, Tad Blount, Skip Chandler, Doug Little, Laura Knipe (manager). Back Row: Vernon Davis, Dave Berry, Steve Trowbridge, Dave Johnson, Gene Kelly, Dave Clough, Wayne Johnson. The Gould Academy Varsity Soccer Team of 7975 set one goal for itself in September. This was to make it into the playoffs for the West- ern Maine Class C title. By the end of the season although our rec- ord was not that impressive (6-13-3) we had achieved our goal and by this fact the season was definitely a success. Because of the elimination of the football team from fall sports at Gould this year, soccer received an influx of players. Although most of them had never played soccer before, they came out with enthu- siasm and, thanks to the coaching of Mr. Newell, performed excep- tionally well. With only the returning Varsity players, this year was by anyone's standards, a building year. And yet, thanks to Coach Newell, we were able to make it to the playoffs in our division. With this kind of build- ing year I'm sure the team will do very well in the future. On behalf of all the '76 Varsity Soccer players, I wish them the best of luck. Warren Wheeler Captain 1975 Class of'76 Could Varsity Soccer Scores for '75 Could Opponent Opp. Score 1 Forest Hills 4 1 Richmond 4 1 Fryeburg 1 2 St. Dorns 1 1 Bucksfield 2 3 Oak Grove 2 1 Hinckley 0 5 Hyde 6 1 Hebron 2 2 Mt. Ararat 1 1 Holderness 5 0 Forest Hills 0 1 Buck f ield 4 0 Oak Grove 1 0 Sacopee Valley 3 2 Hinckley 1 1 Bridgton 2 0 Richmond 4 0 St. Dorns 2 1 Georges Valley 4 1 North Yarmouth 1 4 Kents Hill 2 won lost tied 6 13 3 J.v. SOCCER TEAM Front: Stefan Pakulski, Peter Dolven. Second Row: Tom Pakulski, Bob Luce, John Langs, Peter Chandler, Tom Pitcher, Mark Frumkes. Third Row: Andy Leung, Chris Kailey, Peter Feith, Dave Ault, Chris Crosse, Bud Jerrett, Quincy Henry. Back Row: Alex Neu- hoff, Tony Jessen, Aki Yamashita, Fuminao Miura, Philip Leung, foe lerna. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Front Row: Jayne Gauthier, Mary Ann Cousins, Jenny Turner, Rachelle Dionne, Tammie Lunt, Susan Vogt. Middle Row: Pegga Merrill, Janyce Gauthier, Freya Morrill, Libby Hoy, Deirdre Sullivan, Lorraine Wyzard, Byrd Wool folk, Heidi Leavitt, Carolyn Cousins. Back Row: Mrs. Dolven (assistant coach), Caren Jones, Erin Weeks, Karen Moore, Barbie Hayward, Amy Vogt, Mrs. Pooley (Coach). 34 Gould Opp. Opp. Score 42 Dirigo 19 48 Fryeburg 38 38 Kents Hill 35 41 Bridgton 17 63 Holderness 16 40 Kents Hill 23 52 Dirigo 42 36 Dirigo 19 34 Hyde 16 17 Hebron 54 Bridgton 30 Hyde 21 MCI. 40 (Low score Wins) CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Front Row: Mark Bryant, Rick Brann, Randy Bridges, Fritz Lauenstein, Roger Barondess. Back Row: Brian Murphy, William Anthony, Gerry Bannister, Alphonso Matias, Gary Byrd, Missy Arnson (manager). This year's season began with a few veterans, hut pre- dominantly rookies. The squad was small but willing to work. In the beginning of the season the team's inexperience was showing, however, improvement was shown at each successive meet. At the State MAISAD race the team placed a respectable fourth. Fritz Lauenstein, though only a sophomore, placed well for the team throughout the whole season which earned him the Most Valuable Runner Award. Between injuries, Brian Murphy ran well, and all year Mark Bryant was con- sistently scoring for the team and was awarded the Most Valuable Runner Trophy. The rookie of the year, Gary Byrd, will also be back on what looks to be a promising team for the future. Rick Brann Capt. '75 CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Debbie Sheinburg, Lorraine Wyzard, Deirdre Sullivan, Joyce Davis, Pegga Merrill. Back Row: Peaches Bush, Caren Jones, Bonnie Arnold. 35 ■ tf WINTER SPORTS 37 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Ricky Rodriquez, Wayne Johnson, Richard Brann, Vernon Davis, Dave Berry, Gary Byrd, Keith Bartlett. In The Foreground: Terry Cunningham, Dave Ault. Not Pictured: Mr. Hurd, (Coach). For Mr. Hurd and his basketball team, it was another successful season. With only two returning lettermen, it looked like a rebuilding year. When the first practices started, many new faces showed up. We had a big man, senior Vernon Davis, and a sharp-shooting sopho- more, Dave Berry. It became evident that we had a much different team than before. Could the defending State champs do it again? The season went on with Coach Hurd periodically changing the starting five to find the right combination, which was not found until the end of the year. Vernon Davis led the team in both scoring and rebounding, with either Gary Byrd or Dave Berry coming up with a big game point when needed. Captain Terry Cunningham would always keep the team confident with a clutch basket, and co-Captain Dave Ault had the job of getting the ball to the offensive scorers. Everything was put together on February 28, 1976, when Gould's basketball team won its second consecutive State Championship. Al- though you would rarely see the subs out on the floor, they gave us our greatly needed support. Wayne Johnson, a senior letterman, came in with cool ball handling to boost the team. Rick Brann, who never really got to show his real talent, could competently replace anyone. Ricky Rodriquez was the quickest man out on the floor. He could come off the bench and spark both offense and defense when needed And Keith Bartlett looks like he has many good years ahead. Special thanks to Mr. Feeney for his expert driving and joke telling. Most of all, many thanks to Mr. Hurd who started the practices at two forty-five... or was it quarter to three... Cheers!! ANONOMOUS '76 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left To Right: Amy Vogt, Barbara Roberts, Caren Jones, Missy Arn- son, Karen Moore, Mr. Berry (Coach). The Cirls's Basketball team did not have a good season this year. Their record at the season's end was three wins, nine losses. The var- sity team included; Karen 'Squeak' Moore captain, Barbara Roberts, Missy Arnson, Caren Jones, and Amy Vogt. Even though the team lost many games, there was always a sense of accomplishment for us after the game. We knew we had tried. Many comical incidents took place at our games such as Missy entering the boy's bathroom. The J.V. team was constantly supporting the Varsity and were always ready to enter a game. In turn, the Varsity's support for the J.V.'s helped them win their first game in years. Mr. Berry was a great Coach and supported the team throughout every game. It was always Mr. Berry who gave the team a Pep Talk telling them to try. Every game the team played was for him. The team wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Berry for his help and patience this season. We all wish there was some way to show him our love and appreciation. Next year Missy and Barbara will not be with the team on the starting line-up, but the rest of the team will be back. Next year's season should be good but it will never erase the memories of the one already passed. Squeak Capt. '76 GIRL'S SKI TEAM Left to right: Barbie Hayward, Pegga Merrill, Niffy Ash, Mr. Barth (Coach), Sarah Shepley, Cyndie Ziegler, Sally Seeman, Joan Sommers. The Girls's Ski team had a very success- ful season. Unlike most years, both the x- country runners and the alpine skiers proved to be outstanding under pressure. We would never have won the state title without looking for guys, Cyndie Ziegler. Sorry I'm late Niffy Ash. Today I'm going to die. Barbie Hayward. Supper savior, Susie Vogt. Knee slapping Heidi Leavitt. Wait 'til the next race, Freya Morril. Cool and confident, Joan Sommers. I'd rather be with Jeff, Sarah Shepley. Hoover Sally Seeman. Special thanks to our Coach, Al Barth, for giving us the confidence and push we needed. We will never forget the exciting rides, as the checker dodged the white lines and passed trucks on corners. I think we were more psyched for the rides than the races. In all seriousness, we worked hard, be- ginning our four month season in Nov. The Canadian Air Force drills proved to be helpful. Many thanks to Mr. Van Ness, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Davis and Mr. Barth. the graduating seniors wish the best of luck to the next year's team. We are hop- ing to see the title captured for the second year in a row. Captain Sally Seeman '76 BOY'S SKI TEAM Front row: Tyler Winter, Darren Defoe, Bob Luce, Rainer Rothbacher, Kim Beal, Raymond Jackson. Middle row; Mr. McGuire, (Coach) Tony Jessen, Tom Pakulski, Skip Chandler, Sam Adams, Sfeve Trowbridge, Gene kelly, Harold Perkins. Back row: Mr. Davis, (Coach), Brian Callahan, Chris Cross Roger Baron- dess, Jody Randolph, Doug Little, Mr. Van Ness (Coach). 41 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM Back Row: Jody Randolf, Ray Jackson, Gene Kelly, Roger Barondess, Mr. McGuire (Coach). Front Row: Doug Little, Sam Adams, Skip Chandler, Harold Perkins. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM Back Row: Jen Turner, Corrie Roberts, Barbie Hayward, Mr. Barth, (Coach), Heidi Leavitt, Joan Sommers. Front Row: Frey a Morril, Carolyn Cousins, Robin Hollister, Susan Vogt. 42 SPRING SPORTS 43 BASEBALL Under the suprevision of Coach Bear Berry, the 7976 Cubs of Gould Academy make up a strong, talented, and fun team. Cap- tains Barbara Boberts and Betsy Walker, Libby Hoy, Jenny Turner, Caren Jones, Karen Squeak Moore, Missy Arnson, Tammie Lunt, Sally Seeman, Kako Mitsumoto, are backed up by a strong bench consisting of Susie Batchelder, Joan Torrey, Libby West, Keiko Nozaki, Junko Tsujimoto, Mary Ann Cousins, Rachelle Dionne, Doris Armstrong, Peaches Bush, Joyce Davis, and Niffy Ash. The year was alot of fun, all of us having our moments of glory and embarassing situations. With Bear coaching from the sidelines we hung in there and made all of our games worthwhile. Linda Calderon kept us all in the right batting order while Mina Nadi and Kim Beal never crossed our bats. Our luck wasn't too good, but our spirit held us together, mak- ing the '76 season an enjoyable one. co-captain, B. Walker '76 GIRL'S SOFTBALL 45 TENNIS TEAM Back Row: Greg d'Usseaux, Skip Chandler, Steve Trowbridge, Dave Johnson, Brian Callahan, Mr. Hobbins (Coach), and Ben. Foreground: Peter Chandler, Peter Feith. 46 48 —C. Simon ]. Taylor MELISSA HOLLY ARNSON Now the wind is still, in a moment it will be raging. Now my soul is young, in a moment it will be aging. And high above the pines, I wrote several lines and left them in a bottle for you to find... To where the sky meets the land and the living is not planned, and the children can laugh just because they're living. I'll send for you if you ever want me to, but you'll have to find a whole new way of giving. 55 KATHERINE PHILLIPS BUCKLEY There is an angel on your shoulder and a devil at your feet and that door you see before you could be poison tasting sweet. ISABELLE LAURE BERNADETTE CARTAN Love knows his true depth only during the separation, but when he is calling you, follow it although his way is hard and steep. Life is really darkness except where there is impulse. 59 NATHANIEL STONE CLIFFORD ■ . . How are things up north? It's still hot here, and I think it stays that way through- out the year, except when it gets cold. Things here are going fine. Life with this family is good—but school is something else. The teachers all speak in this strange language and it makes it hard to understand what they are saying.. 60 DAVID CLOUGH If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man. DEBRA HILARIE COCAN Stand up and gaze at me as a friend to a friend. Reveal openly to me the beauty in your eyes. Sappho of Lesbos 61 KIRKE CURTIS Success does not necessarily involve great intellect or great position or great wealth; it has to do with inner integrity. 63 VERNON JOHN DAVIS TIMOTHY DOLVEN On soft gray mornings' windows cry. The wise men share a joke; I run to grasp diving signs to satisfy the hoax. The yellow jaster does not play, but gently pulls the strings, and smiles as the puppets dance; In the court of the Crimson King. 65 67 Soon tobe ... floundering... in another freshman brook ... 69 JUDITH ANN HAMBLETON ,Here today gone tomorrow. JEFFREY THOMAS WORTHINGTON HARPER The flag of piracy flew from my mast, my sails were set wing to wing. I had a juke box graduate for firstmate, she couldn't sail but she sure could sing. I pushed B-52 and bombed 'em with the blues with my gear set stubborn on standing. I broke all the rules, strafed my old high school, never once gave thought to landing. I hid in the crowded warmth of the crowd but when they said, Come down, I threw up, Ooh... Growin' up. GRANT BRADLEY HARRIS There is one race of gods; both have breath of life from a single mother. But sundered power holds us divided, so that the one is nothing, while for the other the brazen sky is established their sure citadel forever. Yet we have some like- ness in great intelligence, or strength, to the immortals, though we know not what the day will bring, what course after the nightfall destiny has written that we must run to the end. 70 Finder, Sixth Nemean Ode 72 PAUL DOUGLAS KNIGHT The present-day composer refuses to die. Edgar Varere 75 THOMAS RUSSELL WISNER 77 C.G. )ung 78 ALICE MARIE MERRITT Then it doesn't matter which way you walk, said the cat, —so long as you get SOMEWHERE, Alice added in explanation. Oh, you're sure to do that, said the cat, if only you walk long enough. FUMINAO MIURA 82 DOUGLAS JOSEPH MULLER 0 __ f i n i n r i GALE ELIZABETH NASSE FOOTE i I've seen him walking, casually, slowly, in many places, his hair blowing in the breeze, not seeming to care. And the world etched into his (ace, worn by the sun and the wind. His eyes smiling and deep, but almost sad. His friends seem as numerous as the stars of an October sky. And perhaps his mind has traveled that far. He walks in peace, you can almost feel it. And if you catch his eyes, he'll look into your soul. Yes, I've often seen him. He seems to hold so much inside, and he walks, but always alone. Yet I wonder where his lady may be. I've never seen her, but I've seen her love. He carries it with him, in a heart filled with the sun, bursting through the clouds after the rain. Eoote 86 THOMAS OSBORNE RATSEP BARBARA ALLISON ROBERTS I don't think being well rounded is as important to people as having a cutting edge. LEOLA B. ROBERTS 87 To keep out of trouble, just keep saying, I am a nuisance, over and over. Like they say, ,I am an alchoholic, and maybe finally it will go away and you will be like the lead sugar plum fairy. Avoid being a nice girl as much as you can, (but don't get caught), and keep happy, (and never strike a teacher while they're looking) Ralph T. Could 88 DEBRA ANN SHEINBURC Far to the north, in the land called Svithojod lies a black rock one hundred miles long by one hundred miles wide. Once every 10,000 years a little bird flies to the rock and sharpens its beak. When the rock has been worn away, one second of one day of eternity will have gone by. DONALD WILLIAM SHURIS GAIL SILLIKER ■ ■ ■ and you don't know what you've got 'till it's gone. JOAN ELIZABETH SOMMERS Oh children don't you weep if the road is long, all of us are prayers of action on our way to God. 90 DEIDRE ANN SULLIVAN Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. JUDITH ELLEN STOWELL There is still a taboo against having a good time. Somehow life is not supposed to be fun. I have thirty or forty years left, or maybe thirty or forty seconds, and I believe that enjoying this time may be the only thing that really matters. Hugh Prather 91 92 JENNIFER SLAYTON THAYER Honesty is the best policy. ELIZABETH ANN WALKER My credit card has seen times that felt like dime store bargains, but this was real. Sax 5th ave. It'll be a bell of a memory when the bill comes in. WARREN CURRIER WHEELER Show me a man who has no enemies and I will show you a man that has done nothing with his life. 94 VICTOR HERBERT YOUNG To welcome somebody back, you've got to have someplace to welcome them back PIETER MARTIN ZIEGLER A man goes to knowledge as be goes to war, wide awake, with (ear, with respect, and with ab- solute assurance. Going to war or going to knowledge in any other manner is a mistake, and whoever makes it will live to regret his steps. GRADUATION Nicole Abel 322 Alfred an der Leine Eimser Weg 81 West Germany 05181 4335 Johanna Allen 35 Pine Street Nantucket, Ma. 02554 Bonnie Arnold 112 Cottage Street Amherst, Ma. 01002 Missy Arnson 2532 Warwick Road Shaker Heights, Oh. 44120 David Ault Box 96 Wayne, Me. 04282 Jody Bailey Lynfields Farm Box 7 LyndonviHe, Vt. 05851 Gerry Bannister 13 Dunstan Avenue Scarborough, Me. 04074 Tad Blount 9126 Salina Street Lactona, Ny. 13083 Richard Brann 480 Western Avenue Augusta, Me. 04330 Mark Bryant 1869 Benford Street Memphis, Tenn. 38109 Katie Buckley Delaware State Hospital New Castle, Del. 19720 Isabelle Cartan 16 domaine des Hocquettes 92150 Suresnes, France Skip Chandler Church Street Bethel, Maine 04217 Nat Clifford Breakwater Farm Cape Elizabeth, Me. 04107 Dave Clough 432 Webber Avenue Lewiston, Me. 04240 Debra Cogan 295 Sylvan Knoll Road Stamford, Conn. 06902 Jacques Cosset Residence Tante Pom mi ere Vieille Route de Graae 83000 Draguidnan, France Justin Costello 20 Olive Road South Portland, Me. 04106 Terry Cunningham 2043 Rankin Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43219 Kirke Curtis 1325 SW 45 Avenue Miami, FI. 33134 Vernon Davis Railroad Street Bethel, Maine 04217 Tim Dolven Gould Academy Bethel Me. 04217 Sylvie Dussaux 92 rue de Poly gone 59500 Douai, France Scott Farley Creole Petrol Corp. Tia Tuana, Zulia Venezuela, South America Creole Petrol 55975 Jean-Luc Fernandez 22 allee Nicolas Carnot 93340 Le Baincy, France Gary Geler 3 Cedarhurst Avenue Cedarhurst, Ny. 11516 Charlie Gordan 74 Wollaston Avenue Arlington, Mass. 02174 Judith Hambleton P.O.Box 119 Marsh Hawks Way Nantucket, Mass. 02554 Jeff Harper 2110 Brookfield Drive Winston-Salem, NC. 27106 Grant Harris 111 West Myrtle Street Orange, Mass. 01364 Peter Hatch 632 Fdgewater Drive Dunedin, FI. 33528 Barbara Hayward 32 North High Street Bridgton, Me. 04009 Jean-Jacques Hollard 37 Marie Reynouard Avenue Grenoble, France Elizabeth Hoy 2-101 st Street Stone Harbor, NJ. 08247 Dave Johnson 241 Chestnut Street Englewood, NJ. 07631 Wayne Johnson 811 F. 178th Street Bronx, NY. 10460 Karin Keller 7271 Simmersfeld Altensteigerstr 18, West Germany 07434 310 Paul Knight 92 Beaver Road Weston, Mass. 02193 Laura Knipe 117 West 57th Street New York, NY. 10019 Mike de Lachapelle Spring Hill Road Hancock, NH. 03449 Loring Leeds Westport Island, RFD 2 Wiscasset, Maine 04578 Heidi Leavitt 221 Independence Building Colorado Springs, Co. 80902 Robert Libbey 26 Manning Avenue Lewiston, Me. 04240 Tim Madden 6 Greenbriar Drive-Apt. 101 North Reading, Mass. 01864 Ellen Mahoney 751 Blue Hill Avenue Milton, Mass. 02186 Paul Marean 1 Waterhouse Street-Apt. 21 Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Alice Merritt Kezar Falls, Me. 04047 Fuminao Miura 2-27-19 Komazawa Setagaya-Ku Tokyo, Japan David Monaghan 125 Parrott Street South Portland, Me. 04106 Peter Moran Riverside Lane Bethel, Me. 04217 Doug Muller 264 Elm Park Avenue Elmhurst, III. 60126 Gale Nasse Foote 2103 Ermine Avenue Ventura, Cal. 93001 Eric Neuhoff 5100 39th Street NW Washington, DC. 20016 Richard Northey 35 Orchard Street Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Dave Phillips 2801 New Mexico Avenue NW Washington, DC. 20007 Jody Randolf 27 Pine Island Road Mattapoisett, Mass. 02739 Tom Ratsep Star Route Rector, PA. 15677 Barbara Roberts Four Wakeman Road Darien, Conn. 06820 Leola Roberts P.O. Box 413 Wiscasset, Me. 04578 Sally Seeman 244 South Street Raynham, Mass. 02767 Ina-Louise Shea 12 Cliff Street Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Debra Sheinburg 1284 N.F. 92nd Street Miami Shores, FI. 33138 Donald Shuris Windmere Place, Box 604 Kennebunkport, Me. 04046 Joan Sommers RFD 1 Maine Street Brookline, NH. 03033 Judith Stowell Paradise Hill Road Box 445 Bethel, Me. 04217 F eirdre Sullivan 148 Walpole Street Dover, Mass. 02030 Jennifer Thayer Farm Street Dover, Mass. 02036 Marie Tostain 18 boulevard de la Republique 78000 Versailles, France Stephen Trowbridge 2 Colonial Road White Plains, NY. 10605 Elizabeth Walker Bridgton Academy North Bridgton, Me. 04057 Warren Wheeler 5 Placid Lake Lane Westport, Conn. 06880 Sabina Winter 25 Horth 5treet Heilbron 71 Germany Thomas Wisner 8 Pine Point Road Norwalk, Conn. 06853 Victor Young Gilead, Me. 04217 Pieter Ziegler Hay Island Darien, Conn. 06820 GailSilliker 29 Oak Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Good Time Charley's Saloon PRIME RIBS • N.Y. SIRLOIN FRESH LOBSTER 230 W. WESTFIELD AVE., ROSELLE PARK, N. J. • 245-6520 Best wishes to the class of 1976 Mr. and Mrs. J. Fredrick Larson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Harper GOODWIN’S INC. INSURANCE SINCE 1865 31 PARIS STREET NORWAY, MAINE Phone: 207 - 743-8963 WESTPLEX PLASTICS CORPORATION WEST STREET MANCHESTER, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS ALL! Shop us lor all your daily needs; prescription, cosmetics, jewelry, candy and groceries, cameras and film, cough and cold medicines, misc. gift items, and baby supplies. Clukey's Pharmacy Inc. 66 Main Street Bethel, Maine 04217 LEWISTON HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 77 Lisbon Street LEWISTON, MAINE The Fashion Basket and The Brass Buckle Main St. Fashions for young men and women GRATEFUL THANKS for the generous scholarship which has meant so much to our son Rick and Carroll and Anne Brann Tel. 782-4477 Home 782-7357 ST. HILAIRE RESTORATION AND ROOFING BUILDING MAINTENANCE anywhere in Maine SNOW'S Tire and Appliance Stores Tires and Appliances Auburn—Lewiston—Augusta DEPENDABLE PRODUCTS and SERVICE « II GENERAL FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG VllWlM V ARMSTRONG SYLVANIA HOTPOINT POWER TREDS MAGNAVOX ADMIRAL KII OlUO !■■■■■ CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 7976 Francis P. Pakulski OD William P. Beeaker OD 32 Main Street Livermore Falls, Maine CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 7976 from: Mrs. John P. Mahoney 757 Blue Hill Avenue Milton, Mass. 02186 FLOWERS BY APRIL LYNN a variety of flowers for all occasions MAIN STREET BETHEL, MAINE GOOD TIME CHARLEY'S INC. RESTAURANT a LOUNGE 230 WESTFIELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARKN.J. 07204 RIPLEY AND FLETCHER CO. 110 MAIN STREET SOUTH PARIS, MAINE 04281 FORD DEALERS SINCE 7909 STOWELL SILK SPOOL COMPANY BRYANT POND, ME. 04219 U M Oxford Bank and Trust Oxford. Maine 04270 (207) 743-8131 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '76 from THE HARRIS FAMILY OF ORANGE, MASSACHUSETTS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '76 from THE GULF OIL COMPANY GOODWIN'S INC. INSURANCE 31 PARIS STREET—NORWAY, MAINE 04268 BEST WISHES to the class GOOD LUCK of '76 to the class of '76 from from ELISE and MERRITT JONES MRS. POLLIE S. THAYER NORWAY LAUNDRY THE BETHEL and INN DRYCLEANING 41 PARIS STREET NORWAY, MAINE 04268 c o JOHN GASSER BETHEL, MAINE 04217 CONGRATULATIONS from Sunri Ski Shop Inc Box 418 BETHEL, MAINE 04217 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Hollister Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Silliker Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Seltzer and Rydholm Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Langs Mr. Robert ). Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Angevine Brown's Variety Store Inc. Casco Bank and Trust Co., Bethel Casco Bank and Trust Co., Portland Mrs. Renwick E. Case Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Dubrow The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Inc., S. Portland Portland News Company Continental Telephone of Maine The ICA of Bethel The Conrads Luce's Oil Company The Bethel Citizen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crane Mr. Michael O'Donnell Yearbook Staff: Joan Gail Jeff Pieter Betsy Steve Gerry Amy Susan Peter Honorable mention: Loring Leeds Yearbook Advisor: Miss Boyce On August 30th, at 11:45 pm, the 7976 Bicentennial Edition of The Gould Academy Herald was . . . YES . . . FINALLY C O M P L E T E D........z-z-z-z-z-z-z To those who made this yearbook possible . . . impossible? . . . Thank you . . . Thank you? . no w-