Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

AV KW ih; iy NT DEDICATION 2 SENIORS 11 UNDERCLASSMEN 55 FALL SPORTS 65 DORMATORIES 83 If INTER SPORTS 93 SPRING SPORTS 107 The 1983 Yearbook Is Dedicated to: Mrs. Bonnie Pooley Mrs. Pooley. you have consistently been there with encouragement, sympathy and advice. Without your unique personality to guide us, we would not be the interesting group of jokers that we are. We will always treasure your rare quality of giving each of us the individual at- tention we needed. You are an excellent person! With love. The Class of '83 2 And to: Beth McMurray For the past four years, Gould Academy has been blessed with the presence of a truly wonderful person, Beth McMurray. She came to Gould as a freshman, and has always been nice, understanding, and concerned with the welfare of the Gould community. In her senior year, Beth was taken ill, and was forced to leave campus. We the senior class, want Beth to know that she has not been forgotten. To show our appreciation for all her contributions to the school, we dedicate this yearbook to her. With love. The Class of '83 3 This beats California any day! J’S' lust in time Brian was at it again! 5 Einstein's offspring 7 'The things you have to do to get a clean jock!1 Hey Toots, this your free dot? “My kiln's hot, how about yours? 8 A solid student lust like Mom's home cookin'. But Mark, I can't see! Pippi, Longstocking and Co Loony on the loose’ 9 Brian Walker Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Proctor 3, 4; Blue Key I, 2, 3, 4 (Pres ); Big Brother 4; Davidson late night 3, 4; Raptido 4; Hole patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Skulls I (Warlord); Crash crew 2, 3, 4; Home Boys Only 4ever! I really don't want to leave you, but I must be on my way. There are many roads untravelled that I must traverse this day. I wish that there was some way I could stay with all my friends, 'cause if I had my own stay, I'd do it all again! Brian Y'all Be Cool! Adam Schwarz Forever and forever farewell, Brutus, If we do meet again, we'll smile indeed. If not, 'tis true this parting was well made. Why then head on. Oh, that a man might know the end of this day's business 'ere it come! But it suffice that the day will end, and then the end is known. I love you all, and will always miss Gould! 12 Cynthia Patterson Field Hockey 2; Soccer 3, 4 (mvp); Basketball 2, 3 (mvp) 4; Track 2; Drama 3; Blue Key 3, 4; Student Council 4; Proctor 3, 4; Captain soccer 4; B-ball 3, 4. Life is like an onion; everyday we peel another layer and sometimes it makes us cry. 13 | Richard Carter Gonzales (Chip) Brewed from water, malt, rice, corn, hop's, Brewer's yeast Either... all the land to the peasants immediately, or the landlords and capitalists will bring things to the | point of an endless ferious peasant revolt Lenin' S. Craig Nardi What I am is defined not by what I have but, by what I seek: The astiration is the man.” Abraham Kaplan Take it easy P.B.T.B. and B. Dubbs 14 Kathleen Hordubay (Kathy La Bim) And though I held we drank a thousand times, it's time to ramble on. Led Zeppelin 4 years The Alley girls. Durham you're awesome! IESPANA ES LA ME|OR! Hilda Kurtz I will stay with you if you stay with me, said the fiddler to the drum. Neil Young Puis lentement je m'en allai. Pour chercher la Rose du Monde. . . Guillaume Apollinaire It's all a matter of perspective. 15 Libby (Splib) Winter Waiting Academy, We go to Gould - We eat food - we have fun. Gould Farm, Ding!, Awesome!, ★ It!, No more byrdies., Club Car, Late Night Lava Lamp 3. You know your in trouble when Garfield, Kermit, and Mickey start talking to you . . . Cathy Durham Waiting Academy, We go to gould - We eat food — we have fun. Gould Farm, Ding!, Awesome!, ★@ % It!, No more byrdies.. Club Car, Late Night Lava Lamp 3. L Kimberly (Kimba) Hamilton Soccer 3; Lacrosse 3, 4, co-capt 3; Tennis 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 4; (MVP 4; Best Defense 3, 4); Blue Key 4; Proctor 4; Late night lava lamp 3; High rise after dark 4; WEEKENDS 3, 4. Hey! It's a new day .. Cindy Musk You'll have to take me the way I am. What's done is done. I don't give a damn. Peter Gabriel 17 Cecilia Ann Infante (Ceci) Who am I, what I do I know, what is what I know good for — Micheal Montaigne. I'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do — Ten Years After The best thing for being sad, is to learn something, that is the only thing that never fails . . — T. H. White Elizabeth Sugarman You know you got it if it makes you feel good . . Janis Joplin 18 Raymond P. Rumowicz I live for my dreams and a pot of Gold. Led Zepplin David F. Macdonald Slow wheel turn by the fire and run, Big wheel turn by the grace of God, And everytime that wheel turns around . . . You are bound to cover just a little more ground, jerry Garcia 19 Suzanne E. Wells In time I saw I would have to learn to accept what appeared to be irrational and impossible to understand. - A. Woodbridge The results of risk are commonly evaluated in terms o! success or failure. But the true and valuable measure of risk is in what we have learned and how we have grown. — A. Woodbridge A.G.C., Bonne nuit ma bon ami. Nous avons le fait! Keep in touch, Hagletz! Thanks E.T. (OUCH!!!), E. S. Howells, |ohn Vlahides, Camm, Maaargret, Howie, Steve, Cathy and Kathy, Party Petie, Jonah Houston. Special Thanks: Miss Lee, Lorenzo Baker, Peter Rackliffe, and all the C.W.H.A. M. F.'s of Winter Mountaineering. Alexis C. Crowther Nada, Nada, Nada 20 Howard). Martino Howeird, Howie, Eh Martino, Paul Mow, Fred I . To touch is to love. 2. You'll never know until it's over. 3. People have one of three qualities: unserpulous ambition, unanswering egocentricism, or a disadvantage in today's world, of being very willing to give, give, give without much in return. It's been great Could! Thanx Mom and Dad for allowing me to know, when it was over. Thank you Mr. McGuire, Mrs. and Mr. Pooley, Lorenzo, Peter. Remember us Renee, I'll always remember you. And you Eddie, and Will. Also: Alexis, Suzanne, Bart, Camm, and Me too!!! E. S. Howells Animals don't need to worry. They're living on nuts and berries. ¥ Stanley E. McKinley Why can we never be sure until we die? Or have killed for an answer Why do we suffer each race to believe? That no race has been grander? 22 Micheal Anthony Senese You gotta raise a little hell to get to heaven.” What's this, a party? Make a quick million! Varsity Soccer Special thanks to mom and dad . . . Peter A. Johnson Either lead or follow, or get the hell out of my way.” B. Bird Thank you Dr. Dresser, Mrs. Pooley, Mr. McGuire, Mrs. Owen, Miss Dolson, Mme. Ouwinga, Mr. Fiske, Mr. and Mrs. Dohrmann, Mr. Rackliffe, Mr. Newell, and Miss Lee. Special thanks to Mr. Pooley and Mr. Wight. 23 Allyson Hathaway He who has imagination without learning has wings but no feet Joseph Joubert Kristopher Jon Alden The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible. Ethan deFrees Johnny 'Tego HAVE ONE FOR THE ROAD'' Nebulus File? Cross Country 4; Rec. Skiing 3, 4; Soccer 3; Drama 2; Tennis 2; Term Off 2, 3, 4. Thomas Morton The Incogneatos, B. McPherson, bratster, The Boss Ski team 2, 3,4, 5; Lacrosse 4; Soccer 4; Tennis 1; Student Council 4, 5. 25 Dan Hodges Thinking of these past two years, I am at a loss for words. ADIOS BENDEJOS! Jim Pollitt 26 Edward Abbott Throw a kiss and say goodbye I'll make it this time I'm ready to cross that fine line. Steely Dan We, Davidson 309, are entirely too complicated, elusive, and sublimely chaotic a group to fit anyone's preconceived patterns. Mark Porta Davidson 309, Rec Skiing 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Mr. M, MIGIS Lodge. Another book was opened, which is the book of life. Revelation 20:12 27 Robin L. Gallagher Don't you think that sometimes it's wise not to grow up. Rolling Stones 28 Sara Jenkins His is the dart must make the death whose stroke shall taste thy hallowed breath. Richard Crawshaw Alas now, pray you Work not so hard: I would the lightning had burnt up those logs that you are enjoined to pile! Pray, set it down, and rest you: when this burns, Twill weep for having wearied you, Pray, now, rest yourself. William Shakespeare Mararet Mitchell Angier But in a sieve I'll thither sail. And like a rat without a tail. I'll do, I'll do and I'll do. William Shakespeare 29 Chris BicWord Four years madrigals 2, 3, 4 DRAMA!!! I, 2, 3, ‘ ( one voice at a time - right Mrs. Fiske). . . goog luck to Arlecchino and to Pink: remember - if you stay crazy, you're sure to stay sane. (That's not too hard for youse guys.) Only childhood is ours, the rest belongs to strangers, lohn Irving Robert R. Fiske Bob, Ingto Dramatics 10 seasons Rec tennis once President, Michael Beelinger Fan club - once National FHonor Society — once upon a time . . . They spell it Vinci and pronouce it Vinchy, Foreigners always spell better than they pronounce. The Innocents Abroad (1869) 30 Avery A. Bevin Quoting verses of poetry to impress others with your understanding of the whole is like carrying a brick around with you to show others the architectural character of the house you have just built. Dr. Samuel Johnson Katherine M. Gambier It raised my hair, it fann'd my cheek Like a meadow-gale of spring - It mingled strangely with my fears. Yet it felt like a welcoming. Swiftly, swiftly flew the ships. Yet she sailed softly too: Sweetly, sweetly blew the breeze — On me alone it blew. O dream of joy! is this indeed the lighthouse top I see? Is this the hill? is this the kirk? Is this mine own countree? We drifted o'er the harbour-bar And I with sobs did pray - O let me be awake, my God! Or let me sleep away - Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) 31 Steven Adam Lubotta Steve . . . SAMLRBMS . . . SUMMER 79, 80 . . . Cenvince . . . Edupack-tours . . . Guitar. . . Heavy metal. . . The Psychedelic Furs Skiing, Tennis, Eating . . . lamming with the band . .. Family . . . Maids . . AG; N.W.;. . . Country House . . . RACHEL ROSENHEK - 1982 . . . Late plane at Portland . . . Grams . . . L.B.F.; M.I.L.; T.S.C.; Think first, keep silent after. — Where have all the good times gone? - V. H. 32 Jane Allen Macomber I believe in love although I do not feel it. I believe in people although I do not know them. I believe in GOD although I do not see him. 33 Kristen Ann Mac Mullen Kricket I am standing on the seashore. A ship spreads her sails to the morning breeze and starts for the ocean. I stand watching her until someone at my side says she is gone. Gone where? The loss of sight in ME, not in HER. Just at the moment when someone says, she is gone, there are others who are watching her coming. Other voices take up the glad shout, there she comes! And that is DYING. - Henry Scott Holland Dabaab . . . Splib . . . spunk . . . Apt A . . . lemonade . . . Pia and Vic . . . O.T.B.D.C. . . . Proctor 4 . . . Summer '82 . . . Ham . . . Spam and Nicole . . . Weighty ... Oscar. . . 34 Tommy (Can't Be Stopped) Perry Lax 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain '83, Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain '83, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Crash Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Holden After Hours Club 2, 3, 4, It wasn't me 1, 2, 3’ 2, 4, The Hole Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Skulls 1 (Pres ), Home Boys Only!! (Forever) Lacrosse is boss!! (Max with lax) Karin jill Hagler )ill Let the ones you love go And if they return they will be yours forever And if they do not you were never meant to be. D.G.H., I don't like to start things I can't finish. 35 Guillaume Sarton All in all it's just another brick in the wall. Europe - America, they are different but you are still the same. Thomas Robert Cole T.R.; T.C. Life cannot be learned by others mistakes, but by your own. Paul Louis You're an expatriate. You've lost touch with the soil. You get precious. Fake European standards have ruined you. You drink yourself to death. You become obsessed with sex. You spend all your time talking, not working. You are an expatriate, see? 'It sounds like a swell life,' I said. 'When do I work?' — Hemingway Rites of passage — Here today abort tomorrow 37 Robert Charles Naugler Rob Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. Salada Bzzz Remember Zallen (Red) House? Stephen Schechter All the great men in the world are dead, and I'm not feeling very well. 38 Ari Feinstein Gould Academy is what you make of it.. . Not what it makes of you. Me Hey Luis, DAH FINAAK . ..!! Daniel Thomas Kavanaugh Bye-Bye Kiddyland. Cross-Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, LaCrosse, 4 39 John M. Kirkman Jr. Onward to greatness. 40 Leah Landon Susan Parsons 42 The Four Year Seniors Chris Bickford Craig Nardi Cliff Miller Paul Fuller Tom Perry Kathy Hordubay Brian Walker Libby Winter David Merrill Adam Schwarz (missing) 1 46 Clockwise: Bonnie Pooley, College Counseling, English; Debra Dohrmann, English; Richard Dohrmann, History; Jim Coons, Spanish, Mac Davis, English, Paul McGuire, Dean of Students, History. 48 49 Clockwise: Tineka Ouwinga, French Marvin Ouwinga, History Bede Wellford, French Cerman Lucia Owen, English Lorenzo Baker, Assistant Director of Admissions )an Dolson, Art 50 Clockwise: Sylvia Harrington, Asst. Headmaster's Office Barbara Merrill, Business Office Polly Davis, Headmaster's Office Alberta Merrill, Admissions Office 53 Juniors John Vlahides, Amy Bruce, Alicia Ziegler, Craig Hewitt, Yung Shin, Paul Iszard, John Scanlan, Roberta Zwecker, Pam Weeks, Lauren Tank, Renee Marcous-Devine, Brigid Cue, Jeff Plummer, Keith Newfield, Larry Hudson, Chris Jylkka, Pia Senese, Vikki Barron, Julie Johnston, Shauna Matlin, Sarah Baker, Josh Smith, Cathy Layton, Becky Smith, Edna Isham, Todd Hartnett, Aaron French, Will Hazzard, Rob Brandegee, Camm Broughton, Judith Eckhoff, Pat Childs, Jenni Jamison, Liz Perry, Tracy Marchildon, Nicole Chaison, Scott Parks, Merryman Johns, Larry Muckerman, Ted Kennedy, Charlie Monks, John Chalfont, Mikki Scothorne, Sonja Conrads, Charlie Cousins, Kevin Sides, Karl Barth, Luis Rosado, Dierdre Harris, Jeremy Hutchins, Susan Davis, Steve Daley, Chess McGee, Dwayne Martin, Cathy Rossignol, Eric Putz, Ian McConnachie, Jonah Houston, Beth Langlois, Jon Walker, Kim LaRue, Bart Axelman, Willie Willauer, Greg Marchildon, Doug Blackwell, Bob Chadbourne. Missing: David Ball, Andy Holman, Sean O'Neil, Peter Pearman 57 58 Sophomores Erich Schneider, Mike Greifendorf, Greg Carter, Alice Lewis, Paige Sowerby, Liz Schroeter, Sarah Putnam, )im Feeney, Mark Werner, Sam Welsh, )erry Mack, Nicole Tarnay, Chris McGraw, Katy Holden, Carrie Atwood, Wendy Meierhoff, Mike Angell, Jennifer Griffen, Missy Healy, Brian Grover, Caro Sanbrook, Berit Field, Heather Hill, Doug Forbes, Gareth Morrison, Tom Kurtz, Chris Hamer, lay Moore, Thayer Shedd, Pebo Huber, Tito Campos, Matt Bevin, Scott Merrill, Martin Grohman, Hope Hampshire, David Cranston, lennifer Allen, Missing: Prescott Ashton, Tim Bridge, Sam Zwecker. 59 FEE9IIMEN Leslie Senior, lamie Doherty, Rainy Orteca, Glenda Pagan, Chris Weaver, Patty Giles, Jeff Forman, Eunice Pikuzinski, Bronwyn Matthews, Marybeth Isham, Leah Garnett, Maia deRaat, Coley Fudge, Matthew Cyr, Jay Davis, Rainer Sell, Greg Kinasewich, Charlie Flynn, Mike Pearson, Brian Fogg, Spencer Ordway, George Packard, Dan Beiro, Sallie Fiske, Don Kingsbury, Nancy Chadbourne, Erika Dresser, Anne Courchesne 60 Row 1: K. Durham, B Matthews, B Field, M. Isham. E. Dresser, B Langlois. S Welch, M Heely Row 2: Mrs. Dohrman, coach, L. Winter, P Senese, K MacMullen, K Rossignol, N. Chadborne. H. Kurtz, N. Tarnay, K LaRue, I. Griffen. D Harris, A. Hathaway. Varsity Field Hockey The 1982 Gould field hockey season was one of growth. Pre season proved to be a great success with the bubbling interests of the new players and the en- thusiasm of the veterans. During that week we not on- ly developed and strengthened our skills, but also a feeling of team unity was born. Our first game was a 4-0 victory over Oak Grove Coburn. During the following weeks we lost several games but our spirits remained high because we knew that we had given 100%. We ended the season with a victory over NVA. We're the Huskie Hockey team, We're rowdy rough and mean. Our offense has that awesome RUSH Our defense has that mighty CRUSH Well, I don't know what you've been told But these Husky girls are as good as gold. WE LOVE YA AND Good luck in '83 from the Seniors. 66 Junior Varsity Field Hockey Row 1: L. Maronelli, E. Pikuzinski, L. Fossett, J. Allen. H. Hampshire, R. Orteca, K. Holden. Row 2: J. Dohrety, mang., H. Hill, A. Lewis, P Huber, S. Baker. N. Chaison, J. Skelton, M DeRatt, Mrs. Ratklife, coach J. Junior Varsity Soccer Row 1: ). Hutchins, C. Weaver, M. Pearson, B Fogg, B. Axelman. B Forman, B Grover, S Jenkins, mang Row 2: Mr. Coons, coach, G. Packard, E Putz, T Kurtz. A Moreshead, L Smith, M. Grohman, M. Bevin, C. Hamer. 68 junior Varsity Soccer ).V. soccer had another great year with an almost perfect season. Despite the multiple in- juries of many players, the final record was 8-1-1. The credit for this outstanding season goes not only to the players, but also to coach Bede Wellford. Without his patience and care the j.V. record might have been much different. The ).V. team has much to be proud of. After all, they had the best record in the league. Pete Johnson Row 1: A. Crowther. mang. Row 2: S. Ordway, M. Netskey, I Holden, G Sardon, I Plummer, S. Zwecker. C. Fudge, G. Carter, J. Mack. Row 3: Mr. Wellford, coach, I. Feeney,). Davis, A. Bevin, E. Howells, |. Moore, R Brandegee, T Hartnett, P lohnson, D Beiro, R Sell, M. Greifendorf, P Ashton. 69 Varsity Soccer The Gould Academy soccer team had a successful season ending with a 7-5-2 record, finishing in a tie for fifth overall in the MAISADS standings. Highlights of the season included Goulds 100th varsity soccer victory with a 6-3 win at Hebron. Another highlight was an outstanding game at Bridgton, ending in a 2-2 tie. Gould scoring was led by Mike Senese, closely followed by Oliver Fisher. Both were highly ranked in league scor- ing. The net was shared by two excellent goalies, Brian Walker and Mike Angell, both of whom could always be counted on for a good game. Everyone showed great hustle, as team play was an important factor during the season. It was a successful season for all. Scott Parks 70 Row 1: D. Merrill, T. Perry, capts. Row 2: B Walker, T Senesse, W. Hazard. K. Barth, C. Flynn, C. Marchilden, S. Parks, D. Martin, S. McKinley, M. Angel. Row 3: Mr Newell, coach,). lamison, mang. I. McConnachie, L. locson, D. MacDonald, P. Izard, E. Abbott, J. Smith, K. Sides, O. Fisher, P. Shire, A. Holman, C. Cousins, S. Schecter and P. Sowerby, mangs.. Mr. Wight, coach. r M :. ■ if I • ♦ « . d J jP v, S ij ?£ : - Kfar 'WZ 71 Cross Country The teams are lined up. Mr. (Major) Pancoast is telling the teams that if they take a shortcut, they will be disqualified. And we're off! I try to keep up with the head pack. Forget it. I sink back into the middle of the two teams. As I turn into the woods, I pass an enemy team's man. He is mad that I passed him. He starts to run again. Tough Granola, buddy, you aren't passing me. I pick up, he sinks back. As I come out of the woods, there is an enemy runner walking. He doesn't want to be passed so he runs again. As I run down Kitchen Hill, I am Straining, to the limit. Up Mill Hill. I have hated Mill Hill since the time when we had to run 10 sprints up it one fine broiling day. All I can think about is my parched lungs, piercing cramps, exhausted legs, and how I am going to die. At the first white church, I see two people come in a tie. I am already half-sprinting but I must sprint now if I am to stay ahead of an enemy runner that is sprinting himself. I burn past the finish line and pick up my tongue depressor. It says thirteenth, Blech! What a rotten number to pace. I just want to die ... die .. . die Don Kingsbury 72 Row 1: D. Forbes, S. Merrill, D. Blackwell, D. Kingsbury, L Garnett, E Schneider, C. Miller Row 2: Mr. Pancoast, coach, L. Muckerman, P Louis, D Cranston, C Jylkka, C. McGee, T. Shedd. E Isham, G. Morrison, D Kavanagh, L Hudson 73 Row 1: K Cambier, C. Patterson, capts. Row 2: A. Courchasne, E. Schroeter, T Marchildon, R Smith, C. Pagon, E. Perry, L. Senior, P. Giles, K. LaRue. mang Row 3: Miss Mackintosh, coach, M lohns, S. Putnam, I. Tank, B. Cue, C. Sambrook, S. Fiske, C. Layton, V Barron, W. Meyerhoff, C Atwood, P Weeks, Miss Mellett. coach Girls' Soccer It all started during soccer camp. We were introduced to this lady with muscles of an eyecatching size! We all liked Miss Mellett, even when she yelled, Follow me! We all knew what that meant! The team has lots of memories of the season. Cathy Layton's close call when a ”500 pounder sat on her. The Goal of the year, a beautiful shot from the 50, by Pam Weeks. The Merryman Walk, the team's favorite, made famous by our short, but talented goalie, Anne Courchesne. And, of course, the long bus rides accom- panied by Valleygirls and the B52s. Despite many injuries, everything from broken collar bones to pulled hip muscles, the Gould Girls' Soccer team had a respectable showing for a first year team. 74 Computer Club S. Putnam. M Anderson, E Putz. I Allen, M. Scothorne, K. Alden, C. Atwood Fall Student Council Row 1: H Martino. I Plummer, S. Wells, P. Senese. Row 2: G Mar- childen, J. Walker, K. Hourdubay, R Marous-Devine, C Patterson, T Mor- ton, K. Barth Yearbook Committee Row 1 P Huber, S. Davis, T Cole, K. Alden Row 2: S. Wells. K LaRue. K. Hamilton, K Hourdubay, P Johnson, R Marcous-Devine. D Kingsbury, H Kurtz, Ms Lee, adviser, T Compos 76 Math League Row 1: | Smith. T Kennedy, K Barth, Y. Shin Row 2: K Alden, Mr Cousins, adviser, S. Putnam, S Parks, M. Bevm, V. Barron Chorus L Garnett, S Fiske, P. Childs, R Torres, C. Atwood. H Hill, L. Rosado. C. Bickford Debate 77 Row 1: A Courchesne. E. Dresser, L. Smith. Row 2: M. Anderson, D. Kingsbury. S. Merill, L. Muckerman. Alliance Francaise First Row: ). Hutchins. K Gambier, D Har- ris, S. Parks, J Jamison, C. Layton. Second Row: P. Senese, E. Isham, T Marchidon, B Feilds, S. Conrads. J. Eckhoff, P Childs Third Row: C Sanbrook, K. Barth, J. Smith, C. McGee, G. Sarton, C. Rossignol Blue Key Front Row: L. Rosado, E. Schroeder, P. Sowerby, N. Tarnay, S. Welsh. Second Row: R Marcous-Devine, L Tank, L. Senior, P. Senese, J. Smith, D. Harris. S. Baker, P. Weeks, N. Chaison, K. LaRue. Third Row: C. Hordubay, S. Wells, M. Scothorne, T. Cole, N. Chadbourn, J. Mack, B. Cue. S. Parks, E. Isham, B. Smith, E. Dresser, B. Walker, C. Layton, J. Skelton, L. Pery, M. Johns, J Jameson, J. Plummer, K. Gambier, C. Patterson, M. Healy, T. Campos, S. Putnam, A. Courchesne, H. Kurtz, K. Barth, P. Childs, K. Alden. German Club Sitting: M. Scothorne. J. Eckhoff. Second Row P Weeks, P Childs, S Conrads, M. Anderson. Third Row: Mr Wellford, E. Dresser, N. Chadbourne, T. Kurtz. Fourth Row: S. Davis, K. Holden, C. Atwood. 78 Variety Show J i 79 81 (jelirinq Who was Marion True Gehring? She's the old lady hanging over the fireplace! Gehring had about sixty girls this year, all between the ages 13-18, making it a wilder place than many realize. An average day is this: 6:00 am: Early rising maniacs attempt a hot shower. The casual groan from the delirious roommate, who tries to block out the sounds of the Stones at 6:30 am, the battered alarm clock, and an obnoxious 1700 watt blow dryer. 7:30 am: The more sane of the crowd role out of their warm blankets and stumble toward the bathroom. That dreadful rush to block Miss Eckles' or Miss Mackin- tosh's view of the closet. And the Community Service check — Hey, I can't find a broom ANYWHERE! Don't forget your Community Ser- vice! Oh wow! I totally almost spaced it out, you know? By the way what is it? What is it! You've been doing it for three days! 7:58 am: Last minute drives out into the fresh morning air, and the day begins: Classes, stereos blasting doors slamming, voices echoing through the narrow graffitied walls. 7:25 pm: STUDY HALL Two ruthless words! The dreaded two hours of silence, while many minds solve geometry problems, or study for a Western Man quiz, or write the English paper, due yesterday. 9:29 pm: The countdown begins - Okay'! Study Hall is over! This signals giggles, chattering, scaping of chairs, slamming of doors, and keys being dropped and fumbled. Down the stairs, out the door to socialize. 10:00 pm: Back in, last minute study, music, and giggles, before bed - eventually! 84 00 01 86 Holden Hall Farnsworth 90 Brown House 16 S9(UM01 A” Team Pam Weeks, Erika Dresser, Eunice Pikuzinski, Mr. Wellford, coach; Eric Schneider, Jeff Plummer, Jeff Forman, Nicole Tafnay, Todd Hartnett, Mike Greifendorf, Mark Werner, Steve Lubotta. Missing; Tom Morton. B Team Peter Johnson, Nancy Chadbourne, Anne Courchesne, Brigid Cue, Lauren Tank, Jennifer Griffen, Doug Blackwell, Spencer Ordway, Keith Newfield, Thater Shedd, Charlie Flynn, Dan Beiro, Mike Pearson, Jon Chalfont, Bob Chadbourne, Coley Fudge, Scott Merrill, Chris Jylkka, John Kirkman, Coaches: Miss Mackentosh, Mr. Pancoast. Cross Country Merryman Johns, Glenda Pagan, Sallie Fiske, Roberta Zwecker, Chess McGee, Cathy Rosignol, Leah Landon, Chris Veaver, Kathy Gambier, Marybeth Isham, Jeremy Hutchins, Scott Parks, Karl Barth, Brian Fogg, Jay Davis. Coach: Mr. Wight. 94 V Skiing 1983 The Gould Academy A” ski team had a tough season this year. The team had many people with little or no racing experience. Still, they did an excellent job. The Girls' Team did well with many excellent team placings. The Boys' Team did not shine until the Lakes Region Championships. Here the boys placed fourth as a team out of 13 schools. The most valuable members of the teams were Nicole Tarnay for the girls, and Mike Griefendorf and Tom Morton for the boys. The team showed a great attitude and aggressiveness, and with coach Bede Wellford's support the team gave their all on race day. Mike Griefendorf 95 Girls Basketball Front: Cindy Patterson. Capt, Sam Welsh. Rainy Orteca, Allyson Hathaway Rear: Mrs. Dohrmann, coach, Carrie Atwood, Mikkie Scothorne, Vikki Barron, Cathy Layton, Edna Isham, Shauna Matlin, manager. 96 97 Boys Basketball Varsity Front Dwayn Martin, Ed Abbott, Tom Perry, Paul Fuller, Adam Schwartz Rear: Shauna Matlin, manager, Sean O'Neil, Craig Nardi, Jonathan Walker, jerry Mack, Greg Marchildon, Mr. Dohrmann, coach. THE 1983 WINTER MOUNTAINEERS: Rene Marcous-Devine, Bart Axelman, Gareth Morrison, Andy Moreshead, Ed Howells, Howie Martino, Tom Kurtz, Suzanne Wells, Mr Rackliffe, Mr Baker, and Willie. 101 F up in Generati onS CAST: Pat Childs, Bob Fiske, Jennifer Allen, Caro Sambrook, Kristopher Alden, John Vlahides, Chris Bickford, Luis Rosado, Berit Field, David Cranston, Leslie Senior, lay Moore, Rocio Torres. DIRECTOR: Carol Fiske STAGE MANAGER: Ami Bruce TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Gary Hill COSTUMES: Vicki Rackliffe, Shauna Matlin, Heather Hill CREW: Todd Hartnett, Becky Smith, Edna Isham, Sallie Fiske, Libby Winter, Renee Marcous-Devine, Kim Hamilton, Glenda Pagan, Alicia Ziegler. 104 Boys Lacrosse VARSITY From Bart Axelman. Tom Norton. |ohn Kirkman, Stan McKinley. David Merrill. Jonas Bjarngard Tom Perry Adam S warz. Mike Senese Rear Managers Pam Weeks, Kim LaRue; Paul Iszard. Josh Smith. Mike Angell, Scott Parks. Jon Walker. Jonah Houston, Rob Naugler, Charlie Cousins. Karl Barth, Dwayne Martin. Coach: Mr Fudge JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Rainer Sell, Charlie Flynn, Karl Barth, Sam Zwecker, Jeff Forman, Ted Kennedy, Martin Crohman. Matt Cyr Rear Coach: Mr Rackliffe; Spencer Ordway, Jim Feeney, Chris Alden, George Packard, Doug Blackwell, Dan Kavanaugh, Lucian Smith, Andy Holman, Scott Merrill, Jerry Mack, Don Kingsbury, Chris Jylkka, Coley Fudge, Manager: Steve Schechter 109 Tennis VARSITY: Steve Daley, Tracy Marchildon, Jim Pollitt, Camm Broughton, Ari Feinstein, Guillaume Sarton, Keith Newfield, Willie Willauer, Will Haz- zard. Coach: Mr. Pooley. JUNIOR VARSITY: Judith Eckhoff, Chessell McGee, Cathy Rossign, Sonja Conrads, Roberta Zwecker, Ami Bruce, Ray Rumowitz, Kevin Sides, Yung Shin, John Scanlan, Peter Pearman, Matt Bevin, Wendy Meierhoff, Avery Bevin, Tito Campos, David Ball, Liz Sugarman, Nicole Tarnay, Beth Langlois. 112 115 117 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Judith Eckhoff, Guillaume Sarton, Rocio Torres, Sonja Conrads 118 119 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Judith Eckhoff, Guillaume Sarton, Rocio Torres, Sonja Conrads 118 119 West Side Story CAST OF CHARACTERS THE JETS RIFF (The Leader)........... TONY (His Friend)........... ACTION...................... A-RAB....................... BABY JOHN................... SNOWBOY..................... BIG DEAL.................... ..Todd Hartnett ..John Vlahides Greg Marchildon •David Cranston ......Bob Fiske ...Thayer Shedd ......Jay Moore THEIR GIRLS GRAZIELLA..................Rene£ Marcous-Devine VELMA.............................Julie Johnston MINNIE.....................................Cindy Patterson CLARICE..............................Edna Isham PAULINE....................................Cathy Rossignol ANYBODYS............................Rainy Orteca THE SHARKS BERNARDO (The Leader)....... CHINO (His Friend).......... PEPE........................ INDIO....................... LUIS........................ NIBBLES..................... ...Brian Walker ....Luis Rosado ....Paul Fuller .....Jon Walker ......Tom Perry Vicki Rackliffe MARIA---- ANITA____ ROSALIA.. CONSUELO. TERESITA. FRANCISCA ESTELLA.. MARGARITA THEIR GIRLS ....................Liz Perry .................Cathy Layton .................Glenda Pagan .................Ceci Infante .................Heather Hill .................Sallie Fiske ..................Sarah Baker .................Rocio Torres DOC...... SCHRANK.. KRUPKE... GLAD HAND THE ADULTS .................Ed Hitchcock ................Chip Pancoast ................Bill Cousins .................. A1 Barth 120 Everybody can relate to the dismal days spent bumming around campus, walking from building to building without a specific destination. And why does it always seem like you can't find anyone else? The reason for that is everyone else is moping around in their rooms, listening to tunes or whatever. Maybe we will never finally discover that what seems to be boredom is really a lack of realization that to prevent boredom, one has to take the initiative. Perhaps I should take my own advice. 126 127 m� Congratulations to the Class of 1983! 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