Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

Gould Academy Herald One half of the Class of 1979’s double dedication honors Mr. Paul McOuive 1969 - . He is Head of the History Department, faculty advisor to Student Council, Ski Coach, and works with Outing Club Activities. The Class of 1979’s second dedication honors Mrs. Wil- liam Wade, 1970 - 1979, a member of the History Depart- ment, she has also served as Dean of students. 3 Table Of Contents FACULTY ........................................................... 5 STUDENT .......................................................... 19 Senior ...........................................................21 Junior ........................................................... Sophomore ........................................................ 9 Freshman .........................................................63 DORM ..............................................................67 Davidson .........................................................69 Gehring ......................................................... 7® Holden ...........................................................71 Townies ..........................................................77 SCHOOL GROUPS .....................................................73 FALL SPORTS .......................................................89 WINTER SPORTS .....................................................99 SPRING SPORTS ................................................... 109 SPRING SCHOOL GROUPS ............................................ 117 ART DEPARTMENT .................................................. 21 STUDENT LIFE .................................................... 127 COMMENCEMENT .................................................... 141 SENIOR DIRECTORY ................................................ 148 ADS AND PATRONS ................................................. !51 5 6 7 John S. Swift, Jr. 1 Year Wittenberg University B.F.A. University of Minnesota M.F.A. Assistant Headmaster, Director of Studies, Di- rector of College Counseling Rosalind S. Wade 9 Years Radcliffe College B.A. Dean of Students, Instructor in History Donald W. Fudge 2 Years B.A., M.A. Princeton University, Syracuse University Headmaster Charles R. Hurd 14 Years B.S. Thomas College, University of Maine Business Manager Instructor of Accounting, Varsity Basketball Coach Edward Hitchcock 1 Year Amberst B.A. Trinity College Director of External Affairs and Admissions Alvin L. Barth 19 Years B.S., M B A., M.S.T. Penn State University, University of Utah, Colby College Instructor of Sci- ence, Director of Alumni Affairs, Di- rector of Publicity and Promotion, Weekend Planning Director Dorothy A. Boyce 22 Years B.A., M.S. Bates College, Simmons College Head Librarian, Yearbook Advisor Stephen C. Chandler 9 Years B.A., M.A., Yale Univer- sity and Bowdoin College Math Instructor, Outing Club 9 William H. Cousins 20 Years B.S., M.Ed. Boston University, University of Maine Chairman of the Math Dept. Work Program Supervisor, Rec. Ski Program Advisor, J.V. Basketball Officiating, Testing Supervisor - SAT’s and PSAT’s Jay M. Davis, Jr. 8 Years B.A., M.A. Austin College, SUNY Binghamton Instructor in English Asst. Ski Coach, Outing Club, Sen- ior Project Comm. Jan Dolson 1 Year B.S. New York University, Rhode Island School of Design Instructor in Art Dorm Head in Davidson for Girls Donald E. Feeney 10 Years University of New Hampshire, B.A. Chairman of the Science Dept. Director of the Outing Club 10 Carol Fiske 7 Years B.S. Skidmore College Director of Drama Francis Fiske, Jr. 7 Years B.A., M.Ed. Harvard College, Lesley College Head of Preforming Arts, Head of the Audio-Visual Dept., Head of Maintenance Instructor of Music James Fiske 2 Years B.S. Manhattan College, University of Hartford, University of Maine, Har- vard University Instructor in Science Robert J. Harkins 2 years University of Maine at Orono, B. A. Instructor in Science, Athletic Director Dorm Head in Holden, Head Alpine Ski Coach, Lifetime Sports Program Coordinator, Woodworking Club n Dorthe Hillquist 3 Years M.S. Simmons School of Library Science, Silke Borg Seminarium Asst. Librarian Mary Hurd 6 Years Bookstore Manager Robin E. Lee 1 year B.A. History Bates College History teacher Assistant Girls Basketball Coach Paul McGuire 10 Years B.A., M.A. University of Maine Chairman of the History Dept., Instructor in History Student Council Advisor, Nordic Ski Coach, Outing Club Instructor 12 Charles W. Newell 13 Years B.S. University of Maine Instructor in Science Head Coach in Soccer and Baseball Leslie Orton 2 Years B.A. Middlebury College Asst. Director of Admissions, Dorm Head in Gehring Girl’s Alpine Ski Coach, Field Hockey Coach Marvin Ouwinga 2 Years B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Trinity College, Calvin College, Indiana University Instructor of Latin and History Tineke Ouwinga 3 Years B.A. Ryksnormaalscholen, Calvin College, Western Michigan University Instructor in French and German Alliance Francaise Advisor 13 James B. Owen 21 Years B.A., M.Ed. University of New Hampshire, Boston University Chairman of the Art Dept. Instructor of Art and Photography Lucia L. Owen 10 Years B.A., M.A. Mount Holyoke, Byrn Mawr Chairman of the English Dept. Instructor of English Bonnie Poolcy 6 Years B.A. Delaware University Instructor in English Field Hockey Coach, Newspaper Advisor, Guest Lecture Comm., Winter Outdoor Program William Pooley 6 Years B.A. University of Delaware, SUNY Binghamton, Austin College Instructor of English and Photography Boy’s Varsity Tennis Coach, Arrighi Club Advisor 14 Peter Rackliffe 1 year B.A., M.S. Central Connecticut State College, University of New Hampshire Instructor in Math Rec. Tennis Advisor Karen Ray 2 Years B.A. Connecticut College Dorm Head in Gehring, Instructor in Spanish Girl’s Basketball Coach, Asst. Soft- ball Coach, Dance Instructor Frank A. Vogt 20 Years B.A. MIddlebury College Director of Development Instructor in English X-C Coach, Track Coach Bede W. Wellford 2 Years B.A. Dartmouth College Instructor of French and German J.V. Soccer Coach, Alliance Fran- caise, German Club, Dorm Head for Holden 1st Floor 15 Dr. Whitney 2 Years Harvard, A.B., University of Vermont College of Medicine, M.D. School Physician Gay Peterson 1 Year R.N. Central Maine Medical Center School of Nursing St. Joseph’s College, B.S.P.A. School Nurse Gwendolyn G. Currier 3 Years L.P.N. New Hampshire Vocational College Relief Nurse 16 Ann Blake 1 Year Westbrook College Secretary Pauline Davis 19 Years Westbrook College Secretary Gertrude Hutchins 2 Years Detroit Conservatory of Music Alumni Office Secretary Arlene Lyons 3 Vi Years Secretary 17 Left to Right Back: N. Brooks, M. Brooks, G. Buswell, R. White, J. Rayne (Food Service Director). Front: E. Parsons, A. Buswell, M. Myers. 18 Senior Class n Hey! Bhomas. Wake Up! The Summit Conference William W. Anthony “Dollar Bill” 4 years Kissimmee, Florida “Everyone has a unique quality about themselves that makes their personality different from others. Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lacrosse 4; Blue Key 1,4; Student Council 3. Doris Armstrong 4 years Commack, New York Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Recreational Skiing 2,3; Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Alliance Francais 2,3,4; Newspaper 1,3; Literary Magazine 3; Blue Key 2,3,4; Thespian Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Foreign Exchange Program - France 4. 24 Prentice Durfey Ash II 3 years West Dover, Vermont “Positive and Negative” Ski Team 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Soccer 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Holden After Dark 2,3,4 Dennis Au 2 years Kowloon, Hong Kong JV Soccer 3,4; Recreational Basketball 3; JV Tennis 3 25 Keith Bartlett “Booker” 4 years Bethel, Maine “Don’t make yourselves miserable by thinking of what may never happen . . . Yesterday is gone; you have today; tomorrow may never come.” Soccer 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Cross Country 2 (Most Im- proved); Basketball 1,2 (Most Improved); Basketball 3 (Outstanding Defense) Basketball 4 (Captain); Skeet Shooting 1; Student Council 4; Music 4; Dance Commit- tee 4 Nancy L. Beane “Beanie”, “PIT” 3 years York, Maine “I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.” Chinese Proverb Field Hockey 2; Softball 2,3; Recreational Skiing 2,3,4; Band 2,4; Dramatics 2; Blue Key 3,4; Recreational Veg. 2,3,4; The Lounge Club 4; Proctor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4 26 David Francis Berry “Dave” 4 years Bethel, Maine . . and a bad day is when I lie in bed and think of things that might have been . . Paul Simon 1977 Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Proctor 3,4 Gita Maria Blakeney 1 year Kilderry Estate, Smith's Parish, Bermuda . . with all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams it is still a BEAUTIFUL WORLD.'BE CHEERFUL. Strive to be happy” DESIDERATA 7 Kirk Blomquist 2 years Wilmington, Delaware Sailing, Recreational Skiing, Physical Conditioning, Yearbook Per Christian Brynildsen 1 year Strommen, Norway “It’s a bad omen when the goldfish commits suicide . . Outing Club 4, Skiing 4, Kayaking 4, Yearbook 4 Ellen Bunker 3 years Matinicus, Maine Gymnastics 2; Dance 2,3; Outing Club 2; Recreational Skiing 3,4 Darryl Butler NO INFORMATION Lisa Capitanini 2 years River Forest, Illinois “In good speaking should not the mind of the speaker know the truth of the matter about which he is to speak?” Plato Skiing 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Outing Club 3; Blue Key 3; Italian Club 3; Lounge Club 4; Yearbook 3. Scott Carpenter 2 years Rangeley, Maine “When you’re ‘on the border’ and you ‘can’t get no satis- faction', you’d better ‘reach up’ and ‘let the music set you free.’” JV Soccer 3; Recreational Skiing 3; Ski Team 4; Outing Club 4. JO Shawn Francis Carroll 2 years Gorham, New Hampshire “I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve.” Albert Schweitzer Outing Club 3,4; Skeet Shooting 3; Yearbook 3,4 (editor); National Honor Society 3,4; Foreign Exchange 4 (FRANCE); Science Club 3; Alliance Francais 4. Mathew Carter “Prince of the World” 1 year Dorchester, Massachusetts “Let us achieve, let us conquer, let us set our own pace and set forth this theory of humanity among the entire human race.” Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Physical Conditioning 4. James Chandler NO INFORMATION Peter Cromwell Chandler “Pete” 4 years Bethel, Maine Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Skiing 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4 (Captain); Student Council 1,2,3 (President), 4; Drama 3,4; Foreign Exchange 4 (SPAIN); National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Algebra II Book Award 3 32 Darren Defoe “DOC” 4 years Kingfield, Maine Outing Club 1,3; Soccer 2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2; Track 1,2 Rich Desrochers 2 years Marblehead, Massachusetts “Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you where to run, you missed the starting gun.” Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon” 33 John Diamantopoulos 2 years Lowell, Massachusetts Cross Country 3; Recreational Skiing 3,4; Soccer 4; Base- ball 3; Tennis 4; Blue Key 4; Holden After Dark Club 3,4 Rachelle Irene Dionne “Rid”, “Roach”, “Rush” 4 years Lovell, Maine Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Gym- nastics 2; Recreational Skiing 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Blue Key 2; Disciplinary Committee 2; Yearbook 4; Senior Planning Committee 4; Alliance Francais 1,3; Dorm Proc- tor 3,4; 34 Elizabeth Fine Bonnie Finkelstein 35 Nina Marie Gianquinto 2 years Norway, Maine Ski Team 4; Skateboarding 3; Dance 3; Skiing 3; Student Council 4 (Secretary); Huskie Club 4. James Dari Grimes “Jim” 2 years Bailey Island, Maine “And they, who keep this tally. They count what they destroy; While, in its secret valley Withers the herb of Joy.” A. D. Hope (1907) Basketball 4. 36 Saeid Hamedanchi 2 years Newport Beach, California Soccer 3; Basketball 4; Sarah Thorne Hayden 3 years Columbus, Ohio Recreational Skiing 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Recreational Tennis 2,3; Outing Club 2,3; Blue Key 4 37 Laura Hollingsworth “Henri” 2 years Kennebunkport, Maine Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 4; Drama 3; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4 Luis Lamarche “Trubo” 1 year Valencia, Venezuela Soccer 4 (Captain); Baseball 4; Recreational Veg. 4; Da- vidson After Dark 4 38 Robert Luce “Momma”, “Bob” 4 years Carrabassett Valley, Maine Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Lacrosse 4; Recreational Veg. 3; Holden After Dark 1,2,3; Davidson After Dark 4 Tammie J. Lunt “Lunt-T”, “Lunty” 4 years Swan’s Island, Maine “Live life the way you want to, not how other people want you to. Enjoy life! Remember it’s short.” Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Year- book 1; Proctor 4; Foreign Exchange Student 3 (MEXI- CO) Keith McMullan NO INFORMATION Inge Maissin “Pinocchio”, “Pinoc” I year Irvy Seine, France 40 Carla Jean Martin 1 year Smith’s Parish, Bermuda “If you don’t think you’re beautiful then who is gonna think it for you. NOT ME!” Field Hockey 4; Softball 4 Carrilee Merrill “Pegga” 4 years Newry, Maine “When you’re down and troubled and you need a helping hand. And nothing, nothing is going right. Close your eyes and think of me and soon I will be there.” Carole King ’71 Field Hockey 1 (Manager), 3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2 (Manager); Chcerleading 1; Band 1; Yearbook 4; Drama 4; Discipline Committee 1,2; Student Council 4 41 Modeste Monnich 1 year Breitbrunn, West Germany Drama 4 Debra D. Moore “Pip”, “Pipper”, “Pipsqueak” 3 years Stowe, Vermont “I will follow you. Will you follow me? All the days and nights that we know we will be. I will stay with you. Will you stay with me? Just one single tear in each passing year there will be.” GENESIS (’77) Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; Recrea- tional Lacrosse 3; Drama 2,4; Yearbook 4 42 Stephanie Morang 2 years Carrabassett Valley, Maine “May you always have the freedom to be yourself.” Joh- nathan Livingston Seagull Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; Alliance Francaise 3,4; News- paper 4; Proctor 4; Blue Key 4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook 4 Mieko Oda NO INFORMATION 43 Thomas Andrei Josef Pakulski “Bhomas”, “Polack”, “Kapushka” 4 years Wayne, Maine “Have you the audacity, to question my veracity?” Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 (Cap- tain); Student Council 2,3,4; Blue Key 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Skeet Shooting 1,2,3,4; Holden After Dark Club 1,2,3,4; Davidson After Dark Club 4 Linda Lee Patterson 3 years New York, New York Basketball 2,3; Lifetime Sports 2; Drama 2,3 44 Douglas Riebesehl “Bluto” 1 year Winthrop, Maine “If man were not meant to fly; God would have given him roots.” Ski Team 4; Lacrosse 4 Bernhard Ritter Bernie” 1 year Altensteig, West Germany Soccer 4 Laurie Lee Rogers 3 years Matinicus Island, Maine Gymnastics 2; Recreational Volleyball 2; Recreational Tennis 3; Recreational Skiing 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Literary Magazine 3; Drama Backstage Work 2,4 Susan Jennifer Sawyer “Susie” I year Standish, Maine Tennis 4; Skiing 4; Outing Club 4; Chorus 4; Madrigals 4; Alliance Francais 4 46 Mary-Jane Simons 1 year Somerset Bridge, Bermuda “Live your life to the fullness and be honest about it... at least to yourself.” Field Hockey 4 Robin Sprague “Big Bob” 4 years South Freeport, Maine “Kind Sir: These words For a man needs only to be turned around once with his eyes shut in this world to be lost . . . not til we are lost ... do we begin to Find ourselves. — Walden Kind Sir: This is an old game that we played when we were ten and eight. Sometimes on the Island, when the cold fog blew in off the ocean, the forest between Dinghey’s Dell and grandfather’s cottage grew strange and while . . . Kind Sir: Lost and of your same kind I have turned around twice with my eyes sealed And the wood were white and my night mind saw such strange happenings, untold and unreal And opening my eyes, I am afraid of course To look . . . Still I search in these woods and Find nothing worse than myself, caught between the grapes and the thorns . . Anne Sexton Outing Club 1,2,3; Field Hockey 2; Modern Dance 1,2; Recreational Tennis 1; Recreational Skiing 1,2,3; Ettowah 1,2; Mountain Echo 3; Literary Magazine 3; Drama 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Blue Key 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Valedictorian 4; Foreign Exchange Program 4 (GERMANY); Disciplinary Committee 3; International Thespian Society 1,2,3,4; National Independence Founda- tion Scholar. 47 Paul A. Stevens 1 year Gray, Maine Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Skiing 4 48 Scott Stone NO INFORMATION Claire Tarantina 2 years New York City, New York “The traffic blue tomorrow . . . The tiny island serfs down stream ‘Cause the life that is, is dead . . . Will the wind ever remember the names that have gone in the past? And with this crush, this old age and its wisdom. It whispers no, this will be the last.” Hendrix Recreational Skiing 3,4; Softball 3; Student Council 4; Blue Key 4; Lounge Club 4 (Vice President). 49 Lynanne Teague “Twig” 2 years Norwich, Vermont, Kittery, Maine Basketball 3; Theatre 3,4; Blue Key 3,4; ITS 4; Chorus 3,4; Madrigals 3,4 Suzanne Vail “Suisses Ding”, “Sweet Thing” 3 years Woodstock, Vermont “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” Love Story Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Recreational Skiing 2,3; Drama 2; Foreign Exchange Program 4 (FRANCE), Alli- ance Francais 3,4 50 Thera Van de Wetering “BG” 2 years Surry, Maine “What I just did is now in the past.” JV Tennis; Alliance Francaise; Drama. :k '1 Sergia Velasco 2 years San Juan, Puerto Rico . . and now life begins.” Dance 3,4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Blue Key 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Lounge Club 4; Recreational Veg. 3,4. 51 Brad Viergever 1 year Clarkston, Michigan “Confidence comes not from never falling, but from rising after you fall.” Soccer 4; Ski Team 4; Tennis 4 Virginia Russell Wheeler “Gigi” 2years Boothbay Harbor, Maine “Be a good banana.” “If you want something, go get it.” “Take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way.” “Don’t sit back, jump up, . . . and be close.” Outing Club 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Blue Key 3, 4; Senior May Projects Committee 4; Admissions Committee 4; Student Council 3; Drama 3; ITS 3, 4; Choir 3 52 Jeff C. Wilson “Cowboy” 1 year Warrenton, Virginia Outing Club 4 Tyler K. Winter “Dog”, “Hound dog” 4 years Kingfield, Maine Soccer 2, 3, 4; Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Proctor 4; Student Council 3, 4 (President); Blue Key 2, 3, 4 53 54 Junior Class Colleen Andrews Nathalie Bosworth Edgar Dailey Sarah Disston Gregory Banker Richard Bray Paul Cook Robin Dayton Marilyn Barry Michael Brody Elizabeth Dean James Boger Michael Brown Elizabeth deFrees 56 Schuyler Meyers Thomas Ogg J Lin- George German Hans Hunsiker Ch Johanna Luce ■ David Morang Marcia Osgood Lance Horton Nora Murphy £ Todd Pakulski Jerome Howell Thomas Kennedy Jennifer Meeker Elisa Nappa No Photo Available John Parent 57 Robyn Perry Robert Ragsdale Norman Ridley Nancy Stowell Joel Testarmata A David Sudbay Lisa Weakley A It Philip Shore Alicia Swan William White Ellen Terry Steven Wuori Sophomore Class Jennifer Bigelow Pedro Bolivar Peter Brennan Eileen Cole Marjorie Desmond No Photo Available Glenn Flinn John Folger Martha Hale 61 Kenneth Pooley Ted Prime f Li 4 J. C. Pritchard Lee Schroeter Eric Simpson Chris Teague r 1 w w y J4 1 iv • , ■: • y • 1 a Tracy Tea tor Sarah Williams Peter Winarick i V Freshman Class John Franks Scott Hurd Crowell Baker James Jabar James Cummins Chris Eversley i Jeffrey Holmes Michael Penney 64 Terry Prem Sabha Sadegh-Vaziri Pam Senese Lee Sewall Marco Simmons Dino Slayton Jody Stovell Timothy Strout Susan Stuart Sheryl Syence Lee Wells Keith Schild 65 Dorms Davidson 69 Gehring Left to Right Standing: D. Daly, N. Colby, L. Dean, S. Vail, T. Lunt, H. Luce, J. Stovell, A. Swan, N. Sanchez, N. Murphy, R. Dionne, M. Cross, M. Desmond, N. Bosworth, N. Gianquinto, S. Hayden, B. Finkelstein, G. Bunker, E. Bunker Middle Row: R. Perry, T. Teator, S. Williams, S. Ovenden, T. van de Wetering, S. Stuart, M. Easton, S. Rautboard, P. Moore, P. Senese, S. Syence, D. Armstrong, E. Terry, J. Robinson Front Row: L. Nappa, L. Weakley, C. Hunger, J. Coffin, N. Eldridge, M. Osgood, J. Loud, S. Disston, A. Eisenberg, E. Cole, L. Sewall, L. Rogers, L. Fawcett, G. Smith 70 Holden Window: T. W'inter, P. D. Ash, N. Ridley. M. Brody Door: R. Mealing, C. Wilncr. J. Tcstarmata 3rd Row: T. Kennedy, E. Simpson. G. Banker, D. Morang, R. Ragsdale, R. Deroachcrs, D. Au, J. Diamontopolis, L. Horton, N. Carter, J. Andujar, P. Brcnncn, G. German 2nd Row: C. Jensen, T. Prime, J. Jabcr, C. Teague, P. Winarick, Glen Flinn, D. Defoe, B. Anthony, F. Sanchez, L. Kronowitz, M. Gangel, J. Bealer, J. Boger, Mrs. Wellford, Mr. Wcllford 1st Row Kneeling: S. Meyers, L. Schroeter, D. Slayton, J. Franks, T. Prcm, J. Holmes, J. Cummins, K. Schild, T. Morris, M. Penney. T. Strout, J. Dyvi. M. Simmons, L. Wells 71 Townies Standing Left to Right: N. Stowell, P. Merrill, M. Hale, D. Berry, M. Brown, C. Hurd, S. Hurd, C. An- drews Sitting Left to Right: S. Carroll, K. Bartlett, P. Chandler, J. C. Pritchard, K. Pooley, W. Hurd, S. Seames, R. Dayton «c • • «1 «A MU • 1 • - • wr. . - - v • TT r •e. School Groups Foreign Language Tables Spanish Students From Foreign Countries Left to Right Standing: S. Hamedanchi, B. Ritter, Kneeling: G. Schild, S. Sadegh - Vaziri, G. Blakeney, J. Stovell. Left to Right Standing: S. Velasco, M. Monnich, S. Hamedanchi, J. Dyvi, P. Shore, R. Bray, S. Disston, Kneeling: J. Stovell, M. Simons, N. Murphy, G. Schild, K. Schild. Missing: 75 id Rol Blue Key sttH «'iclfjiis o� tice bin :v 'B Left to Right First row: Gerri elm, Marcie Osgood. Second row: Mike Brody, Tyler jfcirityr, Nancy BeaperJay Bceler aroiyn,.Hugger .‘ welf JCrqnowitz, Lynanne Teague, Marilyn Barry. Thinfrow«jigi Wheelej, Lynn Huntley Elizabeth Fine,. Sea fed r Lisa Cote, Stephanie Morang, Sergia Velasco, Bob Luce, Ellen Terry. Beth deFrces. 76 - . rgia Velasco, Sarah St� ise Fawcett. Front: Lisa 77 • wn JR.;-. m jSjX ■• fC - v, vdk _ ■ to Right Back row: Tvler Winter, Peter Chandler, Darren Defoe, Keith Bartlett, ;a Merrill, Bob Luce, l ammici Lunt, Dave Berry, Rachelle Dionne, Bill Anthony, up In. Front row: Doris Armstrong 78 Brothers And Sisters Left to Right Standing: Bob Luce, Johanna Luce, Ellen Bunker, Janan Bunker Kneeling: Grant Schild, Frank Sanchez Seated: Keith Schild, Nuria Sanchez Left to Right Standing: Chuck Hurd, Wendy Hurd, Scott Hurd Seated: Da- vid Morang, Stephanie Morang Projectionists ■-------------- ■ � m — i ■ ■ ' • i__ - ■- - T Left to Right Todd Fiske, Beth deFrees, Keith Schild. 80 Left to Right Marc Simmons, Tony Morris. Mountain Echo Staff Moram fy Magazine Carolyn Mrs. Owen, 81 82 Gould Students Abroad Left to Right Standing: Peter Chandler (SPAIN), Shawn Carroll (FRANCE). Seated: Doris Armstrong (FRANCE), Suzanne Vail (FRANCE). Missing: Robin Sprague (GERMANY). The Foreign Exchange Program After spending the winter in France I would like to share my experience with the exchange program. Anyone able to study in another country should grab the chance. It is a very worthwhile experience. My family was Monsieur and Madame Tatin, and their three children. The only member of the family who spoke English was Louis - Jean who studied at Gould last year. Mr. Tatin was a veternarian in the farmming area in which I stayed. The town was Sancoins. There were 3500 inhabitants making it just larger than Bethel. While in Sancoins I attended the local “College Marguerite Audoux” which consisted of grades sixiem until troisieme (grades 7 - 10). My courses were French (15 hours), English (5 hours). History and Geography (5 hours), and Physical Education (3 hours). The school week went for Monday and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and until 11:30 Saturday. Normal days went from 8:30 until 12:30 and 1:30 until 4:30. Wednesday was a day - off because it was market day. The day when different businesses came to Sancoins to set up for the morning in the streets. The meeting places of young people were mostly in the bars (or cafes) but also at the Maison des Jeunes (which literally translated means House of the Younger people.). Activities were often soccer or rugby on a town organized team or ping pong, pool, and babyfoot. Driving is possible at 14 years with mopeds, and 18 with cars and motorcycles. Drinking is legal at 16 years. School and studying is much more important to European children because of the competition and the emphasis on the major exam the BAC. The major question on adaptability is what will probably determine whether you can keep an open mind when your host mother serves one of the truly excellent dishes of liver, stomachs, brains although they are not served regularly. They are very good and you must enter the meal with an open mind and try everything. But adaptability does not stop there. It goes on to include a European’s view of the Americans, their importance with social classes, and other things which we do not know from the United States. There is no better experience for a student to learn beyond the books. Every moment contains something new. Discouragement comes at First while you are still translating word for word and missing the conversation, whereas after about a month you start thinking in the language and then that language will seem as normal as English had seemed. Qualifications for the exchange program are as follows: There is an eight member faculty evaluation, who evaluate the students on the basis of character, stability, maturity, and good scholastic standing. This program with France has been in existence since 1972. 83 Left to Right Standing: Gigi Wheeler, Laura Hollingsworth, Kirk Blomquist, Schuyler Meyers, Rachelle Dionne, Miss Boyce (advisor), Shawn Carroll (editor), Seated: Stephanie Morang, Nancy Beane, Pegga Merrill, Debbie Moore, Lynn Huntley, Eileen Cole; Third row: Laura Helfrich, Susan Stuart, Lowell Kronowitz. The yearbook had an enthusiastic start with a staff of people who had an illusion for commitment. I am sorry to say that the few members who actually stuck to their commitment were burdened with the work that should have been spread out to our seemingly large staff. I wish to thank the hardest workers who were: Pegga Merrill, Eileen Cole, Lynn Huntley, Laura Helfrich, Susan Stuart, Lowell Kronowitz, and our advisor. Miss Boyce, without whom this yearbook would not have become a reality. 1 hope that our yearbook will give you a warm remembrance for years to come of the school year 1978 - 79 at Gould. Shawn Carroll editor 1978 - 79 Thespian Society Standing: Carol Fiske, advisor; Beth deFrees, Lynanne Teague, Rick Bray, Seated: Robin Dayton, Doris Armstrong, Robyn Perry, Todd Fiske, Jill Coffin, In Front: Greg Dayton. “The Little Prince” Left to Right Standing: Rick Bray, Robyn Perry, Lynanne Teague, Lin- da Patterson, Robbie Feola. Seated: Marcia Osgood, Beth deFrees, Lau- ra Helfrich, Amy Eisenberg, Mrs. Fiske, director; Modeste Monnich. In Front: Susan Stuart. 85 A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum Left to Right Front: G. Blakeney, L. Helfrich, S. Ovcndcn. L. Teague, Mrs. Fiskc, N. Stowell, T. Fiske, R. Bray. Middle. B. deFrees. R. Ferry. Back: Mr. Fiskc, B.G. Van dcWctcring, J. HoWcll, R. Feola, Mr. Wcllford, T. Morris. 88 J.V. Soccer Left to Right Standing: Mr. Wellford (coach), C. Eversly, J. Franks, S. Hurd, K. Schild, D. Au, B. Viergiver, S. Meyers, F. Sanchez, E. Fine, J. Holmes, J. Folger, R. Dayton, J. Jabar. Kneeling: M. Easton (manager), D. Maynard, T. Fiske, M. Simmons, K. Pooley, T. Kennedy (captain), J. Dyvi, S. Wouri, M. Penny, E. Simpson, T. Strout, S. Rautbord (manager), D. Defoe. orang, 4 AO Left to Right Standing: Lowell Kronowitz, Manager, Tom Pakulski, Chris Teague, Dave Chuck Hurd, Ted Helm, Bill White, Peter Chandler, Ted Prime, P.D. Ash, Phil Shore, Jerome Howell, Tyler Winter. Kneeling: Paul Stevens, Bernie Ritter, Glenn Flynn, Phil Smith, Co - Captain, Luis La Marche, Co - Captain, Greg Banker, J.C. Pritchard, Bob Luce, Tom Ogg, Scott Stone, Mr. Newell, coach A few days before school opened 50 energetic, young men and three ladies began Fall Soccer Camp. Coaches Newell and Wellford took their charges through tough days of drills, fundamentals and running until the Varsity and Junior Varsity Squads were formed September 13th. Mr. Newell’s Varsity Squad compiled a record of 9 - 5 - 2 good for a fourth place Seed in Western Class “C” Play. Unfortunately Gould ran into a fired - up George’s Valley Squad and lost 1 - 0 in the Quarter finals. It was a good year for the Gould eleven. Bernie Ritter led the team in scoring with 26 goals and 8 assists. Of the 24 men on the Varsity, twelve will not be returning due to graduation. They are P.D. Ash, Peter Chandler, Luis La Marche (co - captain), Bob Luce, Tom Ogg, Tom Pakulski, Bernie Ritter, Phil Smith (co - captain), Paul Stevens, Scott Stone, Bill White and Tyler Winter. Those returning players are Greg Banker, Mike Brody, Glenn Flinn, Jerome Howell, Chuck Hurd, Dave Morang, JC Pritchard, Phil Shore, Chris Teague, Ted Prime, and Jan Dyvi who was called up from the JV’s in the late season. Past Season awards were as follows. In the Coaches Poll’s: ’Western Class “C”: Peter Chandler ’All State Class “C”: Bernie Ritter In the team vote Phil Smith was elected most valuable player, Tyler Winter most improved player, Bernie Ritter Outstanding Offensive player and Peter Chandler Outstanding Offensive player. Dave Morang was named captain - elect for Soccer 1979. With what we have returning, the prospects for a solid team next year prevail. 92 Season Record Gould 0 , Fryburg 2 L Gould 1, St. Doms 0 W Gould 2, Buckfeild 2 T Gould 4, Oak - Grove 1 W Gould 2, Wiscasset 2 T Gould 4, Forest Hills 2 W Gould 3, Hebron 4 L Gould 3, Kents Hill 1 W Gould 4, Buckfeild 3 W Gould 7, Oak - Grove 3 W Gould 3, N.Y.A. 4 L Gould 3, Wiscasset 2 W Gould 1, Sacopee 3 W Gould 3, St. Doms 2 W Gould 3, Kents HillO W Gould 0, N.Y.A. 5 L Playoffs Gould 0, Georges V Final overall record 9 wins, 5 loses, 2 ties 1 IIm Left to Right Aea (i.Ty3lS liiti|J, Bes Worth, Lise Fa T? ijdTV ey w:. R« Laura Ikellingsworth, Janai Bunker, Su2 coach Third row:-Mary Cross, Lisa Cbte, Field Hockey -ft Vift ileen Goie.' Pam SeneSe, Martha Hale, . ffln,'Mrs. Pooley; M Siria Sanchez, Carta Marttftr. Season Record L 1. Fryeburg 2 - Gould 0 W 2. Kents Hill 0 - Gould 4 W 3. Oak Grove 0 - Gould 2 T 4. Wiscassett 2 - Gould 2 L 5. Waynflete 3 - Gould 0 W 6. Valley 0 - Gould 2 L 7. Fryeburg 4 - Gould 1 W 8. Kents Hill 1 - Gould 2 W 9. Oak Grove 1 - Gould 6 W 10. Wiscassett 0 - Gould 2 W 11. North Yarmouth 3 - Gould 4 W 12. Valley 0 - Gould 2 W 13. North Yarmouth 0 - Gould 5 L 14. Hebron 3 - Gould 0 Record: Wins 9 Losses 4 Ties 1 10th in the Western Maine Class “C” co - captains: Debbie Moore - “Pip” Rachelle Dionne Most Valuable Player: Debbie Moore Best Defensive Players: Lisa Cote Jane Robinson Most Improved Player: Nora Murphy Manager: Robyn Perry Coaches: Bonnie Pooley Leslie Orton 94 Outing Club Frequently running with the minimum of five runners necessary to qualify as a team, and on two occasions failing to field even that number, the Cross Country Team, captained by Bill Anthony, struggled gamely through a twelve meet schedule. Ever psyched to run, although often out - manned, we improved steadily during the season, beating four of our opponents. In the MAISAD Championship Run we were seventh among eight teams. Captain Bill Anthony was voted the Most Valuable Runner; Gerri Smith, Most Improved; and Dino Slayton, Rookie of the Year. Left to Right Back row: N. Bosworth, C. Martin, L. Hollingsworth, Miss Ray. Front row: W. Hurd, N. Sanchez, D. Moore, L. Patterson, S. Syence, T. Teator. Season Record Gould 33 Oak-Grove 28 Gould 37 St. Dorn’s 32 Gould 54 St. Dorn’s 32 Gould 50 Rangeley 47 Gould 59 Kents Hill 20 Gould 53 Valley 23 Gould 26 Buckfield 35 Gould 52 Rangeley 32 Gould 43 N.Y.A. 10 Gould 41 Waynflete 36 Gould 53 Fryeburg 28 Gould 63 Valley 18 Gould 44 Waynflete 41 Gould 48 Kents Hill 26 Gould 38 Fryeburg 23 Gould 39 Oak-Grove 42 Gould 41 Buckfield 43 Gould 60 N.Y.A. 18 TOURNAMENT Gould 48 Oak-Grove 41 Gould 28 Buckfield 59 Final Record 16 wins 4 losses Best Defensive Player Carla Martin Most Improved Player Tracy Teator Most Valuable Player Debbie Moore 101 The 1978-1979 season of girls basketball at Gould was an exciting and rewarding one for both the school and the team. Whereas most of our opponents teams had 12 or more players we had only eight. Quality proved to make up for quantity, however, as we had a very successful season. Our height, speed and talent proved too much for all but one team in the league. Perhaps the biggest factor of our success was Miss Ray whose support and coaching excellence were invaluable to the team. Linda Patterson, our captain, and Debby Moore who have played together for three years provided speed and agility for the team. Wendy Hurd joined them last year contributing good hustle. Laura Hollingsworth, also in her second year with the team, added the needed height. This year we acquired Tracy Teator whose height, consistency, and shooting ability proved to be the needed factor to complete a strong starting five. Carla Martin also joined us this year who, though unfamiliar with the sport, was fast and learned quickly. Nuria Sanchez and Sherry Syence, also new this season, had spirit and showed real interest in the team. From the start of the season we knew that we needed alot of work both collectively and individually but with a little determination and confidence we also knew that we could make it to the tournaments. The beginning of the season was marked by games that, though won, were not always well played. Once we had worked out the kinks, however, we were a very strong team. This was reflected in our 15-4 record. The season was high lighted by excellent performances by each of the team members and by the team as a whole. The tournaments, of course, were the most exciting part of the season. All the skills we had learned were to be brought together in one game to be played in the Augusta Civic Center. There was a kind of electricity among us brought about by the fact that we were all doing something that we loved; playing a good competitive game of basketball. There is no question that the core of the team was the coach. This was Karen Ray’s first year as head coach but without even taking that into consideration she did a terrific job. She pressed upon us the importance of good sportsmanship combined with aggressive playing. Miss Ray always welcomed input from the team and sympathized with our athletic and academic problems. Under her guidance girls’ basketball at Gould will continue to grow. Our manager “Bozzy” kept the team and Miss Ray properly organized. She was also our most loyal fan. Bozzy always had a quick word of encouragement or advice as we went into a game. She untapped ankles, told us to iron our uniforms, kept Miss Ray’s nerves from fraying, and did a little coaching on the side. The season wouldn’t have been the same without her. There isn’t any easy way to sum up a season like this one or give credit to all who deserve it. We shared the fun and hard work, victories and disappointments, each others’ good days and bad. We left Gould the “Western Maine Runners Up Class D” trophy and took many memories of a very rich season. Laura Hollingsworth Linda Patterson 102 Left to Right Back: L. Schroeter, J. Beeler. Middle: L. Wells, S. Hamedanchi, D. Au, D. Slayton. Kneeling: L. Horton, K. Pooley. Missing: G. Dayton. 105 ■m Weft to Right Standing: B. Finkelstein, G. Smith. J. Loud, N. Eldridge, A. Eisenberg L Fawcett M Hale J Bigelow. Eileen Cole. Sitting: N. Stowell, P. Senese, S. Williams, N. Gorby, C. Hunger, J. Luce. Missing: ’ 106 Alpine Ski Team Upon returning from Christmas vacation the Gould Alpine Ski Team began skiing daily at Sunday River, but still could not train gates because of poor snow conditions. Consequently, the team spent a lot of time working on fundamentals, which in the long run, seems to have paid off. This years team consisted of interscholastic and Eastern competitors. Competing in the Girls’ State Class A meet were- Pegga Merrill (79), Hanna Luce (80), Nancy Stowell (80), Marcy Osgood (80), Sarah Williams (81), Jennifer Bigelow (81), and Pam Senese (82). In the Boys’ State Class A meet were: P.D. Ash (79), Paul Stevens (79), Scott Stone (79), Bob Luce (79), Dave Morang (80), Ted Prime (81), and J.C. Pritchard (81). Those participating in Eastern competitions were- Pegga Merrill, Nancy Stowell, Hanna Luce, Jennifer Bigelow, Pam Senese, P.D. Ash, Paul Stevens, Brad Viergever, Bob Luce, Scott Stone, Dave Morang, J.C. Pritchard, and Scott Hurd. All skiied exceptionally well. Other members of the team were: Bonnie Finkelstein (79), Amy Eisenberg (80), Martha Hale (80), Natasha Gorby (82), Scott Carpenter (79) Doug Riebesehl (79), Greg Banker (80), and Jim Jabar (81). Gould’s Alpine Team reigned victoriously after participating in 4 regular interscholastic meets as well as in the Boys’ Class A Championships. Unfortunately our victories came to a halt during the M.A.I.S.A.D.S. held at Pleasant Mountain in which the boys finished second. Likewise, in the Girls’ Class A State Meet, the girls placed third. By team vote, Marcy Osgood received the Most Improved Skier Award, Pam Senese and Dave Morang getting the Most Outstanding Skier Award, and Paul Stevens receiving the Most Valuable Skier Award for his hard earned efforts while competing in events in the Class A States. Our special thanks to captains P.D. Ash and Pegga Merrill as well as to our devoted coaches Robert Harkins, Leslie Orton, and Bede Wellford. We would also like to express our gratitude to Eileen Cole without whose organization we never could have had our meets. 107 108 Spring Sports Gould’s first lacrosse team had an outstanding season, considering the fact that only one player had previous experience. The team showed enthusiasm, hard work and desire as they compiled a 3-4 record. After losing the first two games to Hebron and North Yarmouth Academy, the team picked up its first victory against the Hyde School JV. On the hottest day of the year, Gould defeated Kents Hill School. Greg Banker, the team captain, scored with four minutes to go in sudden-death overtime to cap an outstanding game. Gould traveled to Hyde and lost the second of a home and home series, but rebounded to beat Kents Hill on their home field. The final game against North Yarmouth was a heartbreaker, as Gould stayed tied or ahead through three periods, but lost at the very end of the game and had to accept a losing record. The lacrosse team was led by Most Valuable Player Greg Banker (12 goals). Most Improved Player Peter Brennan, and Top Defensive Player, goalie John Diamantopoulos. It was a great year. Season Record Gould 2 Hebron 11 Gould 1 North Yarmouth 9 Gould 7 Hyde- JV 3 Gould 3 Kents Hill 2 Gould 2 Hyde- JV 6 Gould 5 Kents Hill 4 Gould 3 North Yarmouth 6 m Junior Varsity Tennis Left to Right Mr. Harkins, Amy Eisenberg. Dennis Au Missing: Jennifer Bigelow, Nick Carter, Lynn Dean, Chris Eversley, Jeff Holmes, Lisa Nappa, Norm Ridley, Susan Sawyer, Jeff Holmes, Lisa Nappa, Ken Pooley, Norm Ridley, Susan Sawyer, Pam Senese, Phil Shore, Dino Slayton, Jody Stovell, Sheri Syence, Chris Teague, and Sarah Williams. The J. V. Tennis team proved to be large in both numbers and enthusiasm. The team worked very hard and showed considerable improvement through the course of the season. Many players started the season with little or no tennis experience but managed to reach a fairly competent level and had a lot of fun in doing so. The team had matches against Kents Hill and Hebron and although did not win overall, had some very good results in individual matches. Left To Right: Chuck Hurd, Peter Chandler, Dave Sudbay, Jan Dyvi, Scott Fithian, Peter Winarick, Glenn Flinn, J.C. Pritchard Photo By Mr. Podey, Coach 113 Season Record Gould 4 Edward Little 1 Gould 4 Berlin, NH 5 Gould 5 St. Dom’s 0 Gould 2 Hebron 3 Gould 2 Hyde 3 Gould I Kents Hill 4 Gould 1 Waterville 4 Gould 4 Hyde 1 Gould 4 N.Y.A. 1 Gould 2 Cape Elizabeth 3 Gould 5 St. Dom’s 0 Gould 4 Rumford 1 Gould 5 Rumford 0 Gould 3 Kents Hill 2 Gould 1 Hebron 4 WINS 8 LOSSES 7 PLAYER Peter Chandler Chuck Hurd Peter Winarick J. C. Pritchard Dave Sucbay Scott Fithian Jan Dyvi Glenn Flinn WINS LOSS! 12 2 8 8 9 6 10 5 8 5 3 5 7 7 3 7 The Girl’s Varsity Softball Team had a very good sea- son this year. Our record was 8 wins and 3 losses with one Season Record game forfeited making it 9 wins. Three of our games were Gould 2 St.Dorn’s 33 very important, not only to our record, but to the history Gould 31 Kents Hill 9 of softball at Gould. We played Fryeburg and won one out Gould 19 Fryeburg 4 of two games. We met Buckfield twice and won both Gould 34 NYA 11 games. These were great victories for the team. Gould 6 Fryeburg 15 Our team had good hitters and excellent fielders. Carla Gould 14 Buckfield 13 Martin and Mary Cross were great assets to the whole Gould 29 Kents Hill 26 team. Gould 3 St. Dorn’s 11 Most of all we would like to thank Mr. Hurd for all of Gould 11 Buckfield 10 his patience and time devoted to us. None of us will forget Gould 16 NYA 5 the 1979 softball season. Gould 31 Oak Grove 19 Tammie Lunt (captain) WINS 8 LOSSES 3 115 Girls’ Junior Varsity Softball Season Record Gould 7 Kents Hill 8 Gould 8 Fryeburg 23 Gould 22 NYA 4 Gould 7 Fryeburg 8 Gould 8 Kents Hill 3 Gould 8 NYA 3 Gould 12 Telstar 35 WINS 3 LOSSES 4 k School Groups The Crucible Left to Right S. Ovenden, G. Dayton. Left to Right Standing: T. Fiske, C. Tea- gue, J. Franks. Seated: L. Teague, L. Hel- frich. The High School An Independent Drama project by Lynanne Teague. Drawing 122 123 Silver Shop Pottery 125 Raku This was a Senior May by Joe Stein. He made pots and built his kiln for glazing them. Student Life 127 128 129 130 132 133 Oh No! It’s Time To Eat. 134 The Trustees Faculty and Senior Class of Gould Academy request the honor of your presence at the Commencement Exercises Saturday morning. May twenty-sixth nineteen hundred and seventy-nine Commencement GOULD ACADEMY at ten o’clock Bethel, Maine Bethel. Maine Commencement - 1979 1'riday, May twenty-lilth lame 2 :00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 141 GOULD ACADEMY BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES The Class of 1979 West Parish Congregational Church Saturday, May 26, 1979 10:30 A. M. Organ Prelude Francis Fiske, Jr. Four pieces for Organ Manuals Gould Academy from the English Baroque Processional Pomp and Circumstance Sir Edward Elgar Invocation Donald W. Fudge Headmaster •Words of Invitation Minister: Congregation: Minister: Congregation: Minister: Congregation: Many are the roads that have brought us to this place; Many arc the paths along which our lives have traveled to this day. We have gathered here, on this day and in this place, to celebrate one of the turn- ing points of life. We celebrate all that has passed away, and all that is about to be born. To all of us. whatever our age or back- ground or outlook, such turning points come again and again; as we celebrale any of them, we celebrate them all. We accept the past that has brought us to this present, and we eagerly await the future that this day begins. Hymn “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee’ No. 8 Scripture Reading: Genesis 32:22 31; John 5:1-9 Donald W. Fudge Anthem “In These Delightful Pleasant Groves” Gould Academy Madrigal Group Prayer Donald W. Fudge Solo “Gib dieh zufrieden ’ J. S. Bach Robin K. Sprague Anthem “Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee” Gould Academy Madrigal Group Contemporary Reading: from “The Unexpected Universe” by Loren Eiselcy Sermon “Rite of Passage” Darryl R. Hamson Retired UUA Kitlery, Maine (Father of Lynanne ’79 and Warren Teague ’81) •Hymn “We Would Be Building” No. 494 Charge to the Senior Class Anthem “Gaudeamus Hodie” Gould Academy Madrigal Group Charge to the Student Body Charge to the Gould Academy Community Benediction Darryl R. Hamson •Recessional Pomp and Circumstance-Sir Edward Elgar Organ Postlude Francis Fiske, Jr. Three Little Preludes-J. S. Bach Gould Academy Congregation Standing Qould Academy Commencement Program The Class of 1979 SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1979 Bingham Hall 2:00 P. M. Processional Pomp and Circumstance Sir Edward Elgar Organist—Francis Fiske, Jr. Invocation The Reverend Darryl R. Hamson (Ret.) Kittery, Maine Commencement Address Elton C. Fax Artist-Author-Lecturer Long Island City, New York Introduction by Alan B. Ordway President, Board of Trustees Valedictorian Robin K. Sprague Announcement of Honors Donald W. Fudge Headmaster Awarding of Diplomas Alan B. Ordway Benediction The Reverend Darryl R. Hamson Recessional Pomp and Circumstance Sir Edward Elgar War March of the Priests F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 143 Art Exhibition by Gould Academy Art Department Hanscom Hall 144 Left to Right Back: Shawn Carroll, Peter Chandler, David Berry, Robin Sprague (valedictorian), Virginia Wheeler, Lynanne Teague. Front: Doris Armstrong, Rachelle Dionne, Darryl Butler, Nancy Beane. Commencement Awards SCHOLARSHIP SHIELD: presented by the class of 1930 on which is inscribed the name of the valedictorian (top academic member of the senior class who has been at Gould for at least two years) - Robin Sprague. HONOR PLAQUE: names of students are engraved on this who have achieved an average of 90 or above for their years at Gould - Robin Sprague; Shawn Carroll. BAUSCH AND LOMB: to the top student in the senior class in the combination of mathematics and science. This year this award goes to - Shawn Carroll. HUSSON COLLEGE MEDAL: this medal is awarded for highest combined average in economics and accounting - Keith Bartlett. OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES:This year the awards for outstanding athletes have been changed to honor two long-outstanding teachers and coaches at the academy who have retired. The award, for the outstanding female athlete, now known as the Francis “Hi Berry Award, went to Debra Moore, and the Richmond “Joe Roderick Award for the best male athlete was shared by David Berry and Peter Chandler. GA YLE A. FOSTER A WARD:Gayle A. Foster was an instructor at Gould Academy; he taught photography, physics, operated the Camera Club. As a photographer, he had gained an international reputation. This award in his memory was given by Martin Bovey '46, one of the students who is currently a professional photographer. The award is given to the student who has exhibited most outstanding work in photography. This year the award goes to - Virginia Wheeler. ACADEMIC BOOK PRIZES: English .................................................................................................................................. Robin Sprague History ........................................................................................................................ Per Brynildsen Art ........................................................................................................................Carrilee Merrill ................................................................................................................................ Per Brynildsen Music .......................................................................................................................... Bernard Ritter ...............................................................................................................................Gita Blakcncy ................................................................................................................................ Lynanne Teague ................................................................................................................................... Darryl Butler Drama ...................................................................................................................................... technical theatre ............................................................................................................... Lynanne Teague for acting ....................................................................................................................... Robin Sprague ELWOOD F. IRELAND AWARD:(or the late Elwood F. Ireland, Headmaster of Gould from 1940-1959, created an award upon his retirement which went to the boy and the girl of the senior class who best exemplified the qualities for membership in the National Honor Society but w ho were not eligible academically for consideration. Mr. Ireland felt strongly about the need for recognition of such contributing citizens in service, leadership, and character of the school community. By unanimous vote of the faculty I am pleased to annoucc that by faculty vote the award goes this year to - Linda Patterson; Tyler Winter. HEADMASTER’S BOWL: awarded to the senior who has exhibited the highest standards of scholarship, character, service to the school and participation in the activities of the school - Peter Chandler. 145 Senior Directory Anthony, Bill 607 East Bogie Way Kissimmee, Florida 32741 Bunker, Ellen Matinicus, Me. 04851 Armstrong, Doris 11 Crocus Lane Commack, New York 11725 Butler, Darryl 35 Algonquin street Dorchester, Mass. 02124 Ash, Prentice D. Crosstown Road West Dover, Vermont 05356 Capitanini, Lisa 7425 Berkshire Avenue River Forest, 11 60305 Au, Dennis Dahfuldy, Flat B1102 21 Homantin Hill Road Kowloon, Hong Kong Carroll, Shawn 43 Evans Steet Gorham, N.H. 03581 Bartlett, Keith, Jr. Paradise Road Bethel, Maine 04217 Carpenter, Scott E. Rangeley Inn Rangeley, Me. 04970 Beane, Nancy Lee P.O. 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ALBERT SCHWEITZER , I We do not remember days, we remember moments. CESARE PAVESE What is moral is what you feel good i what .is immoral is what you feel bad a; I NEST HEMINGWAY _____________ There are as many nights as days, and the one is just as long as the other in the year’s course. Even,a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, 4Bd the word “happy” would lose its meaning if it were notoalanced by sadness. It is far better to take thutgs as they come along with patience and equanimity. WRL JUNQi 156 158 Just A Note About the Yearbook x Shawn Carroll ’79 Editor I want to thank everyone who participated in the yearbook project. It’s nice to see people show up when a picture is being taken. I would especially like to thank my staff and our advisor Ms. Boyce, who spent many hours to make this book possible. I am sorry to say that as with groups whose participants did not show up for pictures the Herald’s staff as a whole did not show up much more than the first few meetings. I feel that our community really has lacked the “Commitment” which builds a community and our community’s pledge for community, concern, and commitment. In the future I believe that a contract shall be necessary so that the staff evenly divides the work load. As an idea in your minds of the work that the yearbook takes; I put in two or more hours a day on the yearbook this last year. This is a reason why it is necessary to have people doing the photography, layout, typing, and other tasks vital to a good yearbook. I wish future yearbook staffs good luck, and I hope that everyone enjoys this book for all its memories that it is worth. Charge To The Student Body Charge To The Gould Academy Community As members of the graduating class, we can no longer be an influence on the Gould community. Therefore, we charge you, the returning students, to use your opportunity to make this community a reality. We feel that lack of respect among the student body has been a problem at Gould: lack of respect for one another and for the faculty and administration. We challenge you to make this difference in the coming years. Without respect, there in no possibility of trust. Without trust, the freedom of the individual is severely limited. We know that with an increase in respect you will see an increase in trust. At Gould Academy there is a great diversity of students; and those who limit themselves to a small group of friends deprive themselves of the richness of experience that Gould has to offer. We encourage you to reach out to others and provide for them what they in turn can provide for you. The achievements of individuals in a community also become the achievements of the community as a whole. As more people become involved in more activities, the opportunities for such achievements increase. We urge you to take advantage of a variety of opportunities and enrich the community as well as yourselves. The achievements of an individual or a group depend on the support and encouragement of others. We ask you to support each other’s activities enthusiastically, so that each individual’s achievements can become the achievements of the entire community. As we have charged the returning students, we now charge the entire Gould Community. Encourage each other to create the kind of community that fulfills your expectations. Share in each other’s victories and defeats. Challenge each other to reach the goals we have set forth today. 160