Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Gould Academy Herald Dedication The Class of 1978 would like to dedicate the 1978 edition of the Gould Academy Herald to Francis Hf Berry in the hope of expressing gratitude and appreciation for the many contributions he has made to the school community. ♦During his 2 Vt years at the Academy. Mr. Berry was involved in several facets of the school community. As a teacher, he sought to insure an understanding of the subject he taught, mathematics. As a coach, he worked to instill the importance of teamwork, good sportsmanship, and pride in playing for the school. As an advisor, he showed interest and concern for a student’s well-being. ♦Enough could never be said about how much this one man has done for Gould Academy. His many contributions will not be forgotten. ♦Good luck to Bear” and his family always. 2 3 Autographs Charles Hurd 13 years A.B.A.. B.S. Thomas College. U. of Maine Orono Business Manager. Supervisor of Buildings and Maintenance. Dormitory Coordinator. Varsity Basketball Coach. Accounting Instructor. Skeet Shooting Rosalind Sabin Wade 8 years B.A. Radcliffe College History Instructor Dean of Students. Senior Class Advisor Donald W. Fudge I year B.A.. M.A. Princeton U.. Syracuse U. Headmaster 6 Colin M. Davidson 2 years B.A. University of Wyoming Director of Admissions English In- structor Outing Club. Educational Comm.. Long Range Planning Comm. Stephen C. Chandler 8 years B.A.. M.A. Yale U.. Bowdoin College Assistant Headmaster. Disciplinary Comm.. Admissions Comm.. Curriculum Comm. Francis R Berry 21years B.S. Bates College Math Instructor Girls’ Basketball Coach. Softball Coach Alvin L. Barth 18 years B.S.. M.B.A.. M.S.T. Penn State U.. U. of Utah. Colby College Math-Science Instructor Director of Alumni Affairs. Director of Publicity. Coordinator of Development. Administrative Comm.. Weekend Planning Comm. William H. Cousins 19 years B.SA.. M.Ed. Boston U.. U. of Maine Math Dept. Chairman. Math Instructor Woodworking. College Board Administrator. Paid Work Program Coordinator Christine Linton Compston 2 years A.B.. M.A. Mt. Ffolyoke. U. of Exeter. U.N.H. History Instructor Dorm Head. Outing Club Jay M. Davis 7 years B.A.. M.A. Austin College. S.U.N.Y. Binghamton English Instructor X-C. Ski Coach. Outing Club. Senior Project Comm.. Director of Summer School Richard D. Crutchfield 2 years M.A.. Ph.D. Indiana U.. U. of Texas Spanish Instructor Dorm Head. J.V. Tennis Coach. Outing Club. Spanish Club. Student T.M. Group Mary K. Dyer 2 years B.E.A.. M A T. Rhode Island School of Design Art Instructor Dorm Head. Outing Club. Senior Project Comm.. Speaker and Lecturer Comm. Richard Edwin Dyer I years B.S. U.M.P.G. Driver's Ed. Instructor 8 Donald fc. Feeney 9 years B.A. U. of New Hampshire Science Instructor. Science Dept. Chairman. Outing Club Head . Shooting Club Head A. James Fiske I year B. S. Manhattan C.. U. of Hartford. U. of Maine. Harvard Chemistry-Physics Instructor Science Club. Handball Carol Fiske 6 years B.S. Skidmore C. Drama. Music Francis Fiske. Jr. 6 years B.A.. M.fcd. Performing Arts Dept. Chairman. Music-German Instructor. A.V. Club. Band. Chorus. Curriculum Comm.. Long Range Planning Comm. Robert James Harkins I year (4 as Varsity Ski Coach) B.A. U. of Maine-Orono Athletic Director. Science Instructor Dorm Head. Boys' Alpine Ski Coach. Lifetime Sports Coordinator H. Paul McGuire 9 years B.A . M.A. U. of Maine History Instructor. History Dept. Chairman Student Council. Nordic Ski Coach. Asst. Baseball Coach. Outing Club Charles W. Newell K) years (2 yrs. USMC) U. of Maine-Orono B.S. Biology Instructor Varsity Soccer Coach. Baseball Coach. Admissions Comm. Leslie Orton I year B.A. Middlebury C. History Intern. Tutoring Admissions Director Asst.. Asst, held Hockey Coach. Girls Ski Team Coach. Dorm Head 10 Tineke Ouwinga 2 years B.A. Ryksnormaalscholen. Calvin College. Western Mich. U. French-German Instructor Alliance Francaise v Marvin Thomas Ouwinga I year B.A.. M.A.. Ph D. Calvin College. Indiana U. Parttime Flistory Instructor James B. Owen 20 years B.A.. M.td. U.N.H., Boston U. Art Instructor. Art Dept. Chairman Lucia L. Owen 9 years B.A.. M.A. Mount Flolyoke. Bryn Mawr English Instructor. English Dept. Chairman William Pooley 5 Years B.A. University of Delaware. SUNY Binghamton. Austin College Instructor of English and Pho tography J.V. Basketball. Varsity Tennis. Arrighi Club. Chess Club. Bonnie Pooley 5 years B.A. Delaware University Instructor in English Field Hockey Coach. Newspa- per Advisor. Guest Lecture Comm.. Winter Outdoor Pro- gram. Karen Ray I Year B.A. Connecticut College Spanish Teacher. Calculus Teacher Modern Dance « Ballet. Spanish Club. Floor Head - 3rd fl. Gehr- ing. Girl’s Basketball - assisting Mr. Berry. Frank A. Vogt 19 Years B.A. Middlebury College Director of Development Instructor in English X-C Coach. Track Coach 12 Nina S. Wellford I Year B.A. French Dartmouth College. Hanover. N.H. Teacher of French • Part-Time Advisor Clarinet in Archy 6 Mehitabel” and Band . Holden Hall ''Mother”. Teaching Italian during 2 activity blocks week. Bede W. Wellford I Year B.A. Dartmouth College Teacher of French and German J.V. Soccer coach. Alliance Francaise. German Club. Dorm Master Hol- den Hall. 1st Floor Dorothy A. Boyce 21 Years B.A.. M.A. Bates College. Simmons College Head Librarian, Yearbook Advisor. Dorthe Hillquist 2 Years M.S. Simmons School of Library Science. Silke Borg Seminarium Asst. Librarian 13 William T. Whitney. Jr.. M.D. I year A.B.. M.D. Harvard. U. of Utah School Physician Gwendolyn G. Currier L.P.N. N.H. Vocational College Relief Nurse Dorothy Sullivan 5 years R.N. Rumford Community Hospital Training School School Nurse Mary Hurd 5 years School Bookstore Mgr. 14 John Rayne 416 years Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Food Service Mgr. Arlene Lyon 216 years Secretary Alberta Merrill 8 years Secretary to Director of Admissions Barbara Merrill 23 years Secretary Pauline Davis 19 years Westbrook College Secretary Seniors Ty Ede Acton Slick 2 years Student Council 4; Track 3; Soc- cer 3; Ski Team 3� Lounge Club President 3.4 To live your life in your own way. to reach for the goals you have set for yourself. to be the you that you want to be . . . that s success. Dale Lisa Adams Duck 2 years Tennis 3.4; Science Club 4 Smile! Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday! 18 Vance Allen Anderson 3 years 19 1. ) You may think I must be crazy 2. ) And I guess you must be right 3. ) But I know the way I feel today is out of sight. 4. ) I do not trust my senses to remember your name 5. ) Without corrective lenses 6. ) Things are never twice the same anyway 7. ) And all it really needed 8. ) Was the proper point of view. Wolfgang Bach Jefferson I year Cross Country 4 Tennis 4 Kein Wein. Rein Bier. Keine Spaetzle. das halte ich nichtaus! Roger William Barondess Rog 3 years Cross Country 2; Ski Team 3.3; Tennis 3; Soccer 3; Baseball 3i Drama 3.4; Proctor 4S Foreign Exchange 4; Student Coun- cil 4 Jodi Barringer 2 years Ettowah 4i International Thespian Society 3.4 Field Hockey Mgr. 4; Basketball 4; Baby. Halves (THE) Oh. mirror in the sky What is love Can the child within my heart rise above Can I sail through the changing ocean tides Can I handle the seasons of my life” —Fleetwood Mac. 1975 21 Brooke Ann Bovard Brooke Singular I year Drama 4j Literary Magazine 4t Chorus 4S Madrigals 4; Alliance Francais 4. Mountain Echo 4i Looking For Mr. Chandler 4; Flonor Society 4� Student Council 4i Blue Key 4; Polysyllabic Society 4i Italian Club 4-. R. Bucky Fuller Fan Club 4s Yearbook 4; International Thespian Society 4 To care for another person, in the most significant sense, is to help him grow and actualize himself . . . Caring is the antithesis of simply using the other person to satisfy one's own needs . . . Through caring for certain others, by serving them through caring, a man lives the meaning of his own life. In the sense in which a man can ever be said to be at home in the world, he is at home not through dominating, or explaining, or appreciating, but through caring and being cared for. -Milton Mayeroff If we only have love then tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years will rise on that morn. Brel 22 Natalie Bush Peaches 3 years Cheerleading 2; Softball 2; Tennis 2; J.V. Soccer Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 3; Blue Key 2.3-. Modern Dance 2.3-. Drama 3.4; Proctor 3.4 Benjamin Crosby Byers Crosby. Benji I year Soccer 4; Rec. Skiing 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4 Life is a journey, not a destination.’ There comes a time in every 'boy’s life when he lays his childish toys aside, and takes on the art of being a 'man'. And baby. I’ve found this to be exceptionally true— since I’ve found ’you’ . . Mr. Gary Byrd. Esq. Inclined to blow your mind! Gary Byrd 3 years Cross Country 2.3s Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Proctor 3.4 23 Marianne Cousins Cous. Bousins. Woosy. Buzz 3 years Field Hockey 3.3.4s Basketball 3.3s Softball 3.3.4s Student Council 3.3s Discip. Comm. 3s Proctor 4s Foreign Exchange 4S Drama 3s Co-owner of Boore. Bousins. S Berrill Massage Parlor 4� V of The One Drag Club 4 A person is not rewarded for having brains, only for using them.” Joyce Denise Davis 4 years Field Hockey 1.3; Basketball 1.3.4; Cheerleader 3.3; Softball 1.3.3s Student Coun cil 3.3.4; Yearbook 4. Proctor 3.4; Leadership Group 4S Drama 1.4; Chorus 1.3s Dance Comm. 1.3 Some day. maybe, there will exist a well-informed, well- considered. and yet fervent public conviction that the most deadly of all possible sins is the mutilation of a child's spirit; for such mutilation undercuts the life principle of trust, without which every human act. may it feel ever so good and seem ever so right, is prone to perversion by destructive forms of conscientiosness.” 24 —Erik Erikson Evelyn Holt deFrees Evie 2 years Field Hockey 3; Outing Club 4; Rec. Skiing 3.4-. Drama 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Italian Club 4; Alliance Francais 4; Student Council 4 Help. help, a Heffalump. a Horrible Heffalump Help. help, a Herrible Hoffalump Hoff. hoff. a Hellible Horralump Holl. holl. a Hof fable Hellerump . . 25 I don't know ... I just don't know . . Karen fcdwina Douglas I year Modern Dance 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness. and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to a fuller day. and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. Kahlil Gibran dedicated to William Whitney Anthony Patrick Anthony DuBrule Rick. Dabula. Quick Duool. Kinza 2 years Rec. Tennis B-. Rec. Skiing 3.4; Proctor 4 Hey Baby, what's happenin’?” Pure Lard still lives. Nothing, the unjust man replied, 'is just' (or 'un' the just rejoined) -e.e. cummings Glenn Jeffery Dwyer Glenn. Dry 3 years Student Council 4, Drama 2.3.4s International Forum 3s Music 2.3.4s Frisbee 2.3.4s Assorted Assembly Announcements (A.A.A.) 2.3.4s Holden after Dark 2s T-Bird after Dark 3s Davidson after Dark 4 ''The cello is like a beautiful woman who has not yet grown older, but younger with time, more slender, more supple, more graceful.” -Pablo Casals Karen Lee Eisenberg 2 years Ski Team 3.4; Drama 3.4. Outing Club 3s International Thespian Society 4 27 Eric Samuel Eligator Croc 2 years Drama 3.4i International Thespian Society 3.4; Rec. Tennis 3; Rec. Skiing 3.4 You have to be very careful of what you pretend to be. Because one day you may wake up and find that's what you are. 28 29 Oh a false clock tries to tick my time To disgrace, distract, and bother me And the dirt of gossip blows into my face And the dust of rumors covers me But if the arrow is straight And the point is slick It can pierce through dust no matter how thick So I'll make my stand And remain as I am And bid farewell And not give a damn.” —Bob Dylan. 1964 + 1966 Margaret Merrill Haskell Megles. Mug. Megie 2 years Rec. Tennis 3.4; Modern Dance 3.4; Track 3; X-C Ski Team 4; Blue Key 3.4; Food Comm. 4 ”Simple Gifts ’Tis a gift to be simple ’Tis a gift to be free 'Tis a gift to come down where we ought to be And when we find ourselves in the place just right 'Twill be in the valley of love and delight.” 30 Quincy Wayne Henry Buckwheat. Dr. Q. Quince. Clinque. Q 4 years Basketball 1.3.3.4; Baseball 1.2; Track 3; Drama 3; Ettowah 3; Soccer 2; Environmental Survival Program b Proctor 4 No treasure is so valuable as being close to you when I am there and pleasant memories of you when I am away. dedicated to Nora Ann Blake Stephen Peter Holmes I year Outing Club 4; Ski Team 4 31 Francisco Javier Huacuja Romero Paco I year Soccer 4: Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Foreign Exchange 4 Time, like a snowflake, disappears while we re trying to decide what to do with it. —St. Louis Bugle 32 Brooks Nason Johnson B.J. I year Outing Club 4; Rec. Skiing 4 Blue Key 4; Swing Quartet 4-. Band 4 Karl William Johnson Track 3.4; Proctor 4: Band 3.4. Hat-throwing Club Founder 4 Mind is the great lever of all things; human thought is the process by which human ends are ultimately answered.” Daniel Webster Do not live on memories of the past, for they will hinder chances of happiness, in the future.” —From Karl's little red book. copy. 1977 33 34 Eugene Leo Kelly. Ill Gene 4 years Student Council 2.3.4; Proctor 4; Soccer 1.2. Ski Team I.2.3.4; X-C 3.4; Track 2.3; Blue Key 4; Athletic Council 3.4 Only she who attempts the absurd, can achieve the impossible.” Linda Kovalik 2 years Drama 3.4; Chorus 3; Ski Team 3.4 Lisa Marie Labnon 3 years Drama 2.3� Ski Team 3.4� Tennis Team 2.3.4 Fritz Lauenstein 4 years Cross Country 1.2.3.4� Hockey I� Track 1.2.3� Rec. Skiing 1.3.4� A.V. Club 4� Foreign Exchange 2� Student Council 4� Alliance Francais 1.2� Skeet-Shooting 1.4 Sweet are the uses of adversity.” —William Shakespeare Between the iron gates of fate. The seeds of time were sown. And watered by the deeds of those Who know and who are known� Knowledge is a deadly friend Who no one sets the rules. The fate of all mankind I see Is in the hands of fools. Confusion will be my epitaph As I crawl a cracked and broken path If we make it we can all sit back and laugh But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying Yes. I fear tomorrow I'll be crying. —King Crimson. 1969 35 Dana Bradford Lee Pinky 2 years Rec. Skiing 3.4� French Club 4� Drama 3.4� Outing Club 3.4 I want to travel as far as I can go. I want to reach the joy that’s in my soul. And change the limitations that I know. And feel my mind and spirit grow� I want to live, exist. ’ to be And hear the truths inside of me.” —Doris Warshay 36 Jennifer fcllen Lesselbaum Jenny 2 years Field Flockey 3.4. Alliance Francais 4� Softball 3.4� Ski Team 3� Proctor 4� Discip. Comm. 3 ”i wish i could remember what i knew when i was five i think i had the answer then having just recently arrived i recall that i could change into a dragonfly and when you know how to do this you know everything no wonder i cried when they sent me off on that first day of school —Ric Masten 'To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out. out. brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player. That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury. Signifying nothing.” Macbeth. William Shakespeare Ruby Jo-Ann Lightbourne I year Basketball 4; Modern Dance 4; Yearbook 4; Blue Key 4; Choir 4 Terje Lokke-Sorensen I year Outing Club 4; Science Club 4: Food Preservation 4; Ski Team 4 fcxcuses are leaning posts for fools. 37 Eugene Luzietti Gene I year Ski Team 4; Outing Club 4 Patrick Michael Lynch 38 Keith Joseph Madden Wally. Madman 2 years Soccer 3s Proctor 3; Ski Team 3� Computer Club 3� Student Council 3; Skeetshooting 3.4S Tennis 3.4 It is the nature of women to love when not loved and not to love when loved.” Kevin John Madden Wimple. Maddog. Madman 2 years Tennis 3.4; Soccer 3 Mina Nadi 3 years Basketball 1. Softball 1, Tennis 2 Julianna Nielsen I year Tennis 4� Skiing 4 In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. —Hunter S. Thompson. 1971 getting the feel as a river flows would you like to go n'shoot the mountain masses and here you stand no taller than the grass sees and should you really chase so hard the truth of sport plays rings around you.” —Yes. 1977 40 Judith Ann Pearlson Judy 2 years Softball 3; Rec. Tennis 3; Outing Club 4; Basketball 4; Proctor 4; Rec. Skiing 4 We the willing led by the unknowing are doing the impossible for the ungreatful We have done so much for so long with so little we are now qualified to do anything with nothing unknown David Micheal Polstein Polebean 2 years Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3; Drama 3.4; Alliance f-rancais 4. f-oreign Exchange 4; Proctor 3; Outing Club 3 41 I would not willingly be a sailor leaving land too long a time. I could not live the life of some far fisherman, hip-high in water every morning. dragging in the nets at night. Rut the ocean has always had a pull for me . . . And when I stray too far from it I'm called back.” Rainer Wyman Rothbacher 3 years Soccer 3.3.4; Ski Team 3.3.4; Track 3.3 Corne Mellor Roberts Corrie 4 years Softball 1.3.3.4; Field Hockey 3.3.4; Ski Team 3; Rec. Skiing 3; E.S.P. I; Proctor 3.3; Yearbook 3. Foreign Exchange 4S Student Council 3; Discip. Comm. 3; Blue Key 3.3.4 42 Bryant Salvesen 43 We are stardust, we are golden. And we got to get ourselves back to the garden . . . We are stardust, billion year old carbon. Caught in the devil's bargain. And we got to gel ourselves back to the garden. —Joni Mitchell. 1968 Sarah Shepley 3 years Ski Team 2.3-. Drama 4-. Foreign Exchange 3j Yearbook 4; Rec. Skiing 4 The tempered light of the woods is like a perpetual morning, and is stimulating and heroic. The anciently reported spells of these places creep on us ... . The incommunicable trees begin to persuade us to live with them and quit life of solemn trifles. Ralph Waldo Emerson Karla Berin Sertel 2 years Rec. Skiing 3.4; Drama 4; Rec. Tennis 3; Italian 4; Rec. Veg. 3.4 44 Clay Cecil Gordon Smith Cozy I year Soccer 4; Drama 4 The best place to start is the beginning.” 'You are as beautiful as your thoughts.' Joseph Anthony Strigl Sepp I year Soccer 4; Ski Team 4; Tennis Team 4 Gina Cecile Teator Keel 2 years Basketball 3.4; Drama 3.4; Soft- ball 4; Gymnastics 3t Limping 3, R.V. 3.4 You lock the door and throw away the key. There’s someone in my head but it's not me and when the cloudbursts thunder in your ear you shout but no one seems to hear and when the band you're in starts playing different tunes I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.” —Pink Floyd. 1973 Michele Francoise Elizabeth Tricot Crazy Frenchman. Mitch. Frenchie 3 years Gymnastics 3; Softball 3.4S Outing Club 4; Basketball 4; Drama 4. Alliance Francaise 3.4; Yearbook 4; Choir 4 Every work of art needs a rough draft. That is why God created man before woman. 47 True Happiness is of a retired nature, and an enemy to pomp and noise, it arises, in the first place, from the enjoyment of one’s self. and. in the next, from the friendship and conversation of a few select companions.” Joseph Addison Amy Vogt 3 years Student Council 3.4� Alliance f-rancais 3.4-. Blue Key 3.4� Yearbook 2.3.4� Field Hockey 2.3.4� Basketball 2.3.4� Track 2.3� Proctor 4� Discip. Comm. 3� Prom Comm. 4� Athletic Council 4 Brian Keith Wall Stump. Wall Pig 2 years Track 3� Ski Team 3.4� Proctor 3 The path is clear Though no eyes can see The course laid down long before And so with gods and men The sheep remain inside their pen. Though many times they've seen the way to leave.” Genesis. 1973 Elizabeth Alice West Lib. libbolla. Liberty. The Grand Wazoo 4 years Outing Club I� Rec. Skiing 1.2� Softball 1.2� Field Hockey 2.3.4� Drama 3.4� Inter. Thespian Society 4 Let me bring you all things refined: Galliards and lute songs served in chilling ale. Greetings, well-met fellow, hail! I am the wind to fill your sail. I am the cross to take your nail: A singer of these ageless times— With kitchen prose, and gutter rhymes. Jethro Tull. 1977 Joseph Wheaton 49 Uorms Gehring 53 Holden 54 Farnsworth 55 Townies 56 Fall Blue Key 59 Foreign students 60 Outing club Alliance Francais 61 Fall Term Student Council Varsity soccer 63 Field hockey 3 65 99 JdDDOS f Ajjuhod ssojj Winter Sophomores 68 In memorium Lee Norton Murphy December 15,1962 - May 7,1978 Lee Murphy was a beloved member of the Gould community and a good friend to many. His contributions to the community were numerous and it is regretful that we can not repay him for what he had done. A naturally happy person, he inspired happiness in others. We will always remember him and regret his tragic death. He will be remembered as an energetic person. Al- though our loss is irreparable. fond memories of Lee will always persist. - - Tom Kennedy 69 Winter carnival 78 71 Girls varsity basketball I C0MGRATUL4 , VL TEAM! % I TE A?’ 3 amiT® f.rnilO 8461 m 1978 Western Maine Class ”D runner up 74 79 Senior May projects Spring term student council Baseball 81 Z 8 siuudj 84 Underclassmen awards Academic Book Prizes English — Junior — Robin Sprague English — Sophomore — Nancy Stowell English — Freshman — Jenny Loud French II — Lisa Cote French III — Rachelle Dionne Spanish I — Nina Gianquinto Spanish II — Virginia Wheeler Nancy Beane Mathematics — Algebra II — Peter Chandler Mathematics — Geometry — Gerri Smith Mathematics — Algebra I — Todd Fiske Science — Junior — Chemistry — Shawn Carroll Science — Sophomore — Biology — Schuyler Meyers Science — Freshman — Biology — Jenny Loud History — Junior — Robin Sprague History — Sophomore — Nancy Stowell History — Freshman — Jenny Loud Art Drama — Robin Sprague Music — Linda Terry Rensselaer Award — Nancy Beane Yale Alumni Association Award — Robin Sprague 88 Graduation Class of 1978 90 Commencement awards, May 27, 1978 Scholarship Shield — David Polstein Honor Plaque — David Polstein Bausch and Lomb — Karl Johnson Husson College Medal — Gary Byrd Outstanding Senior Athletes — Judith Pearlson. Eugene Kelly Academic Book Prizes English — Brooke Bovard. Evelyn deErees French II — Ruby Lightbourne French IV — Evelyn deFrees Mathematics — Advanced Math — Karl Johnson Science — Physics — Dale Adams History — Brooke Bovard Art — Karen Eisenberg Drama — Eric Eligator. Evelyn deFrees Music — Academic — Ruby Lightbourne Music — Academic — Jessica Donnell Music — Special Performance — Karl Johnson Elwood F. Ireland Award —Quincey Henry. Amy Vogt. Headmaster s Bowl — Evelyn deFrees 92 Mr. Ty E. Acton 7801 North 46th Street Augusta. Me 49012 Miss Dale L. Adams RFD 2 Kennebunkport. Me 04046 Mr. Vance A. Anderson 1640 Middleton Street Philadelphia, Pa 19138 Miss Jennifer C. Ash West Dover, VT 05356 Mr. Wolfgang S. Bach 7101 Flein b. Heilbroon Parkweg 17, West Germany Mr. Roger W. Barondess Box 660 Pitzer College Claremont, Ca 91711 Miss Jodi Barringer 6 Flarvard Court Acton, Ma 01720 Mr. Micheal P. Bolton 25 Fremont Street South Dartmouth, Ma 02748 Miss Brooke Ann Bovard 2118 Lover’s Lane Arden. Wilmington, De 19810 Miss Natalie Bush 2028 Moore Street Philadelphia, Pa 19145 Mr. Benjamin Byers 1825 Palmer Avenue Larchmont, Ny 10538 Mr. Gary Byrd 80a M Street. NW Washington, DC 20001 Miss Marianne Cousins P.O. Box 72 Bethel Me 04217 Miss Joyce D. Davis 54 Forest Street Roxbury. Ma 02119 Miss Evelyn deFrees Rumford Center. Me 04278 Miss Jessica M. Donnel Randolph Hill Road Randolph. N.H. 03570 Miss Karen E. Douglas Burnt Flouse Hill Warwick West. BERMUDA 7-28 Mr. Patrick A. Dubrule Ingall's Grove Bridgton. Me 04009 Mr. Glenn J. Dwyer Pond Road Newcastle. Me 04553 Miss Karen Lee Eisenberg Mt. Crescent Road Berlin. NH 03570 Mr. Eric S. Eligator Box A-15, D.P. Marietta College Marietta, Oh 45750 Mr. David J. Evendon 593 Rivard Grosse Pointe, Ml 48230 Mr. Micheal H. Gorrie 10384 May Wind Ct. Columbia. Md 21044 Miss Victoria J. Gressinger 15 Potter Street Brunswick, Me 04011 Miss Betsy Hammet 9765 Duffer Way Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Miss Margaret M. Haskell Box 55 Pownal, ME 04069 Mr. Quincey W. Henry 19 Montpelier Road Dorchester, MA 02125 Mr. Stephen P. Holmes 308 High Street Newbury port, MA 01950 Mr. Francisco J. Huacuja Romero Puente De Alvarado 106 FRACC, Carretas Queretaro, QRO, MEXICO Mr. Ernest G. Jerrett 6 Leslie Road Ipswich, MA 01938 Mr. Brooks N. Johnson Curry College Milton. Ma 02186 Mr. Karl W. Johnson 20 College Terrace Pembroke, NC 28372 Mr. Eugene L. Kelly, III Bethel Me 04217 Miss Linda Kovalick Star Route 53 Gorham, NH 03581 Miss Lisa M. Labnon Echo Acres North Conway, NH 03860 Mr. Fritz Lauenstein 138 Cherry Street Wenham. MA 01984 Mr. Dana B. Lee 22 Colgate Road Wellesley. MA 02181 Mr. David M. Polstein 20 Cushman Street Augusta. ME 04330 Miss Jenny E. Lesselbaum 106 Nayat Road Barrington. Rl 02806 Miss Corrie M. Roberts P.O. Box 413 Wiscasset. ME 04578 Miss Ruby J. Lightbourne Cartwheel Cottage Knapton Hill Road Smith’s Parish. BERMUDA Mr. Rainer W. Rothbacher 20 Belmont Street Brunswick. Me 04011 Mr. Terje Lokke-Sorensen Guldalsgt. 35 2010 Strommen, NORWAY Mr. Bryant C. Salvesen Moses Hill Manchester, MA 01944 Mr. Eugene Luzietti 132 South Avenue North Haven, CT 06473 Miss Christiane Schafer 6625 Puttlingen Dasbachstr. II WEST GERMANY Mr. Patrick M. Lynch 6 Bridal Pathway Medway, MA 02053 Miss Karla Sertel 770 Boylston St.. Apt. 24D Boston. MA 02199 Mr. Keith J. Madden Allard Farm Circuit Birch Hill North Conway. NH 03860 Miss Sarah Shepley McLeod Road Topsfield. MA 01983 Mr. Kevin J. Madden Allard Farm Circuit Birch Hill North Conway. NH 03860 Mr. Clay G.C. Smith Riviera Estate Southampton East 8-17 BERMUDA Miss Mina Nadi Fenerli Turbe sokak. 8 Rumeli Hisari Istanbul. TURKEY Mr. Joseph A. Strigil Jugenddorf Christophorusschule Am Durreck 8240 Berchtesgasden. GERMANY Miss Julianna Nielsen Box 73 South Freeport. ME 04078 Miss Judith Ann Pearlson 6400 SW 129 Terrace Miami. FL 33156 Miss Gina Teator Deer Isle. ME 04627 Mr. Gunther Thewalt 5160 Duren-Mariaweiler Asternstr. 13 West Germany Miss Michel Tricot 10 ave Marengo 78600 Maisons-Laffitte France Mr. Nathan E. Tripp. Ill No address available Miss Amy Vogt Church St. Bethel. Me 04217 Mr. Brian K. Wall Deep Gove Shores Road P.O. Box 525 Raymond. Me 04071 Miss Elizabeth A. West Canadice Hill Honeoye. NY 14471 Mr. Joseph Wheaton 268 Elm Street Concord, Mass 01742 Mr. Erik Winn 12 Winter Street Topsham, ME 04086 Mr. Mark Zobel 22 Tudor Road Needham. Mass. 02192 94 Student Life 98 Advertisements and • - • TbO • vr, % v - • � • • ' Patrons . jlJ k r 4 ,K% ir j j. 4 v Compliments The Pearlson Family 104 Hook. Line S Sinker Charles Baroudess, Owner HOOiCLiHESINKER — rumson, N.j. ROGER BARONDESS Compliments of CENTRAL MAINE POWER BETHEL SAVINGS BANK COMPANY SEITZER S RYDHOLM, INC. SUNRI Auburn - Portland Main St.. 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