Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

1 Good smart bears come in many forms. They are people, places, things, ideas, dreams, and illusions that we curl up with when the world gets chilly, or get a good firm smack from when we step out of line. In The Hotel New Hampshire, John Irving defines the need for these creatures: .. This is what we do: we dream on. and our dreams escape us almost as vividly as we can imagine them. That is what happens, like it or not. And because that’s what happens, this is what we need: we need a good smart bear.” Meet two very smart bears. Mr. Lorenzo Baker has introduced us to the Pleasure Dome, principles of Taoism, ups and downs of mountaineering, and, of course. Jean-Luc Ponty’s song Renaissance,’’ to which he sets his slide presentations. In one of his assemblies, he also introduced the concept of the Peak Experience. the moment in mountaineering when you finally discover that the view really is worth the climb. He has instilled the value of these moments directly into the programs which he advises (the proctors. Winter Mountaineering, eyeling and Blue Key) and to all who know him. Mr. Baker is a talented guy, juggling his admissions dormatory and extracurricular activities as well a maintaining his colorful sense of humor, closeness with students, beard, dedica- tion and hip young professional image. A very special thanks from the proctors. Mr. Paul McGuire, a master of Oxford County etiquette, has shared his no- nonsense New England ideology and brought out the Mainer in all of us. His constant support of Gould athletic teams has not gone unnoticed, nor has his genuine concern for and sensitivity to the needs of students, be it for a good verbal dousing or his smile (which incidentally could conquer Ireland). Thank you, to one of the biggest people we know. The class of 1985 dedicates its yearbook to these two men for being the good smart bears that we all have turned to at some point. You may even say that they’re “Smarter than the average bcar(s).’’ 10 11 14 15 Nathan Duston Inhibited Audiomation In my room strips of white in a complex pattern Luminescence barely lighting my paper Intricate compositions part of me hyper explosion into the star cycle latticeworks of fibers draped and contorted a brown bowl spiraling oneness of me tired can I achieve a final peace? maybe Thanks Jill and everyone else. David Riley “Davey “Riles” Gould what? Where’s Bethel? “We are architects of life.” “We are stuck between yesterday and tomorrow.” “Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends.” “We gotta get outa this place, if it’s the last thing we ever do. “Some people call me the space cowboy.” “Be my girl — Sally : The Police “I was blue and lonely I couldn't sleep a wink and could only get unconscious If I had enough to drink There was somehow something wrong somewhere And each day seemed gray and dead The seeds of desperation Were growin’ in me head I needed inspiration A brand new start in life Somewhere to place affection But I didn’t need a wife And then by lucky chance I saw A special magazine An ad, that was unusual The like I had never seen Experience something different With our new imported toy She’s loving, warm, inflatable, and a guarantee of joy! She came all wrapped in cardboard All pink and shrivelled down A breath of air was all she needed To make her loose that frown.” “Emerson lake and Shepard?” Elp, Steve Miller Band, Rush, Yes, Boston, Santana. June 1, 1985 — song of the day: Pomp and Circumstance. Thanks Mom and Dad and Mr. Cousins. Barbara Ritter “Barb” Activities: J.V. Field Hockey, Ski Team, Tennis Thank you to everybody who understood that I couldn’t speak English at the beginning and who helped me. I would like to thank any teachers and all my friends. I lived in Gehring Hall on the noisy third floor. My best friend Tucker often woke us up by barking when she was let out by Miss Mellett. But this year means a lot to me and I’ll remember this time, when I’m back in old Germany. Katy Holden Life to me is not measured in years, but instead, in smiles, laughter and tears. Thank you very much to everyone who made these four years special. 17 Jennifer Lynn Allen “Jenn” If you want to get eggs you can’t buy at a store, You have to do things never thought of before. Why to get at the egg of one very small Dawf, We had to pry all of one mountain top off! Then I heard of some birds who lay their eggs, if you please. That taste like the air in the holes of Swiss cheese, And they live in big Zanzibar — Zanzibar trees! So I ordered a treeful. The job was immense. But I needed those eggs and said, “hang the expense!” All through with the searching, All through with the looking, I had all I needed! And now for the cooking .. from “Scrambled Eggs Super” By Dr. Seuss, eh? Thank you Gould Academy (and Rowdy). With love and laughter, Jenn. Jennifer Griffen Then wilt thou not be loth To have this paradise, but shalt possess A paradise within, the happier far ... — John Milton (Paradise Lost) Not that the story need to be long But it will take a long while To make it short — Thoreau Way to be Little bingo! --Jf 18 Michelle Prince Friends; unknowingly filling my soul with little things; a quick smile or a laugh down the hall. Being there; doing anything; doing nothing, filling my life. If I learned one thing, I learned a million. But the most important thing I learned is to open up and let the friends in. Gaining forever a part of them, and they forever a part of me. Through pleasant and through cloudy weather we’ve been friends together. Do not say to me “good night, time to go.” wake me up tomorrow and bid me “hello.” Ruth Wescott Happiness is like time and space, We make and measure it ourselves; It is a fancy, As big, as little, as you please; Just a thing of contrasts and comparisons. — George Louis Palmella Busson DuMaurier “I always contradicted myself. My defense is, at least it shows I’m thinking.” — Sting. Thank you Gould for giving me opportunity and help- ing me achieve. Thanks Mich. Thanks Mom. 19 Kevin Marc George “CHICKEN” Activities: Yearbook, Soccer, Ski Team, Drama Favorite Group: Depeche Mode Favorite Pastime: Skiing Memories: bus rides on 4 point plan. Time off in Cam- bridge. The Peking Duck. A carnation for a friend. A carnation on Valentine’s Day, thank you you clever German. Snow sculpture. Missi — “chicken!”. Danc- ing on the doghouse to music from Gehring. Bud — 4 seconds too slow on the last MAISADS. Ha, Ha. Jay, indoor soccer in the basement hall of Hanscom. Find- ing me Mum. “Luck o’ the Irish!” Mom — I’m glad I found you and I am not sorry you did what you did. It was right. It was fate. Remember the 4 days in Boston. I will. Thank you, everyone, for being a friend. Sarah H. Putnam “Put-Put,” “Butterball,” Activities: Varsity Eastern Skiing 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Gondoliers; Bike Team 4 Thanx to everyone at Gould who helped me along. Thanx especially to Luis who helped me through a rough time. I loved Germany and just wish that Gould could be like it is at the school that I went to there and everybody could be themselves. I did enjoy my time here even though Gould is in one of the most boring towns. I’m looking forward to a change of scenery! Good-bye to all of my friend (the few that there are). Auf Wiedersehen. 20 William L. Judson “Bubbles” Activities: Skiing, drama, chorus, lacrosse Pet Peeve: snobby people Quote: “Now it is time for us to ride the crest of a new wave” Heather Hill Activities: Drama 2, 3, 4; JV Field Hockey 2, 3; V Field Hockey 4; Blue Key 3, 4; Reachout 4 The little things are most worthwhile, A friendly talk, a happy smile. The willingness to always share, Another’s thoughts, another’s cares. Though sometimes they may seem quite small These little things mean most of all. To thank you for the little things that you often do. And to tell you that its wonderful to know someone like you. — J. Hopkins 21 Eric Allen “Pinhead” I don’t want everyone saying who’s Eric Allen — “Oh, he’s the guy that lost his proctorship and slept on the Clough’s doorstep.” I would like to say thank you to every person at Gould. For without the harmoney attained by you all, it wouldn’t mean what it does. Thanx to Mr. (where’s your vacation form) McGuire, Mr. (I don’t Hemingway’s that great) Davis, Mr. (1 went to college alright) Jessen, Mr. (I love public speaking) Seigel, Mr. Feeney, Mr. Dohrmann, Mrs. Owen, Miss Beckwith, and Mrs. Baker and Mr. Cousins as well as the rest of my teachers and many thanx to the watchmen, keep up the good work. Greif — I’m sorry, I do love you and I do treasure your friendship. Take care of Sam. I love you both dearly. Spike — Take care of Kath, you two are a couple to admire. Les and Mike — What can I say? The best possible upbringing by the best possible parents was bestowed upon me by you guys gals. You’ll never know how much I’ll miss you, I love you both. Les (I’m gonna’ win) — I love you. 22 Michael James Greifendorf “Greif” “If you have not done these things, You surely should, For these things are fun, And fun is good.” — Dr. Seuss My real people — Willie, Holman, Jill, Dave, Chay, Stan and Oliver, Bob Marley, Joshua, Hemingway, Reid David Byrne, Joey, Pinhead, Scum, Jah, Angell, Greg, Ranking Roger, Lawrence, Mr. Owen, Hair- ball, Mr. Fiske and Mr. Cousins, and, of course, Samantha. My real places — West Cliff, the butt hut, the pot- shop, Lewiston, Maine, Farnsworth, and West Palm Beach. Sam, I don’t want to be typical so I won’t say anything at all. Larry Wills “And your heart beats so slow through the rain and fallen snow across the fields of morning to a light that’s in the distance Oh don’t sorrow, no don’t weep for tonight, at last I am coming home I am coming home” — U2 To Jen Jamieson: “My thoughts are with you holding hands with your heart to you only blue talk and love, remember how we know love was here to stay now December found the love that we shared in September. only blue talk and love, remember the true love we share today.” — Earth, Wind, and Fire Field hockey and frisbee with Spike and Greif. Spike remember last year, Spiderman and woman rule. Yo, Pinhead do you got it (don’t laugh). A die with the pack. 2001 places to sit. Sam W. the only one who cares and knows, thanks, I love you. Oh, Mattson, late night studying? Missi — we had our good times and bad times, I hope we will stay good friends, spring break? WINDSURFING WITH PARSONS. We’re talking big time boys. Thanks Mr. Hill, Mr. Clough and Liz S. Later Much. 23 Eric Sahud The Egoist who never profited — Mr. W. Allen — “that we shall bring peace to all nations of the world; be it white, be it black, be it orange, be it yellow, be it whatever!” Orozco, Diego Rivera 26, Que tal? Eh? Estamos echando relajo. Jose — Luis Que tristeza. Amigos — Chameleon, The Sage. May we never reach war! Mon Dieux! Podobromhidrosis — never! “morning has broken.” Stravinsky, Picasso, Van Gogh, and Baroque music — Pink Floyd? Avoir un coup, lamour — C’est chouette, Arriba, Abajo, al centro, al dentro. A mi hermano, Gracias por todo y mas. Thanks Arn — Keyuom chol chet serrai Excellence — Louis Armstrong and Wynton Marsalis “one thing I have learned in along life: that our science, measured against reality, is primitive and childlike — and yet it is the most precious thing we have.” Albert Einstein Arn Chorn Love is so strong, yet so gentle Greater love hath no man than he who lays down his life for his friends, mother, father, sister, brother, etc. How great is your love for one another? Are you willing to put yourself out for one another? Are you willing to go that second mile? No matter how busy or weary you are? When love flows freely in the hearts of all men; hatred, jealousy, war and discension will be no more and love will reign supreme. Without love there can be no peace, no understanding. Love cannot be learned from books. You cannot be told about love. You just have to be love and open your hearts and let it flow. Love stems from Me — 1 am love. Love is the language of silence, it is the international language understood by heart, not by the mind! Your eyes, your heart, your attitude, your whole being can convey what you are feeling toward another. 24 Judie Davidson Activities: Outing Club, Rec. Skiing “Happiness isn’t having what you want, It’s what you have.” Pet Peeves: Shaving cream in my bed (Deb and Erin), Monchichi, ace bandages, G.A. soap opera, affairs of the heart and mind, talks (yes, I mean you). Fond Memories: leaf fights, puddle jumping, G.L., tickle fights, Debbie, Erin, stringing popcorn, Ian, screaming fields, Thayer, Georgie, Nina, Tammy, Mark, spit balls, big sister Chris, Larissa — midnight talks. Larissa Fawkner Learning is not child’s play; we can not learn without pain. — Aristotle Thanks for everything Mr. and Mrs. Hill. Kelly, you were my best friend and helped me through the hardest part: discovering myself. Thanks for being there. Lastly, the people I appreciate the most. Mom and Dad I love you. 25 Mark Werner She’s a lonely child, she drives me wild With the look she gets in her eyes. But she’s afraid to see that she can trust in me. She’s been hurt and she just can’t believe. In Kari's eyes I’ve seen everything I’ve wanted to see. I’ve seen all that a woman can be. All I know is that I’ve got to be Something in Kari’s eyes. When our love was born it came on like a storm. Taking both of us by surprise Thought we’d give it time so we could make up our minds But Kari I know I’ve made up mine. In Kari’s eyes I’ve everything I’ve wanted to see. I’ve seen all that a woman can be. All I know is I’ve got to be something in Kari’s eyes. Well if you hang on, I’ll help you be strong Believe me Kari, believe me Kari, No one could ever take me away. Kari, you found what I hadn’t lost! Kari Wolf “It is something that gathers strength with patience, grows despite obstacles, warms in winter, flourishes in spring, casts a breeze in summer, and bears fruit in autumn — I found Love” ... Mark. — Gibran 26 Ted Brown Mom and Dad, the five year plan wonked! “this place called Gould, what is it?” “It’s a place of friendship, cohesiveness, and memories. A place where one is able to grow and develop. It’s a place where I felt lonely but yet 1 was not alone.” I’m slowly but surely going over the cliff which the rye field is on top of. I’m not sure if I like it but I know I’ll hit bottom someday. But I think J.D. says it best It’s about time we realize it we’re all in this together It’s about time we find out it’s all of us or none It’s about time we recognize it these changes in the weather It’s about time, it’s about changes and it’s about time Thanks Mr. b and Mr. H Thanks Gould for all you’ve done. Remember ... never say goodbye just say “See you later” Scott Baker Activities: Cross Country Running, Alpine Ski Team “A-team,” Baseball (if they had it), Holden Bowling, Midnight Raider “It’s never what you know, it’s who your knowin’ ” — TS Mazda Rx-7 Rules!! Come tomorrow We’ve gotta life to choose Some of us win Some of us lose Come tomorrow We’ve gotta game to play Some of us leave Some of us stay Thanks for everything Glenn, Abby, Skip, Todd, and especially Mom and Dad!!! 27 Laura Yaffe When I leave here, I will look back and be happy for all those who were in my eye for a short while and helped me grow by knowing them. Gehring, 3rd floor alley 84 85, w Lauren, Chris, Molly, and Reggie. Sking 84 85. Thanks fall outing club crew, Mr. Feeney, too!! Gould Faculty, thanks for the support. Darryl Swirsky Sometimes some people are confused and come across seeming selfish and immature. Throush risks and mistakes they can learn about themselves, others and life in general. In searching for what they want they don’t always find it, but they persevere. Gould has helped me to become a sensitive person who is concerned for others. I still have this great desire to perform and this will never go away. Gould has been both a wonderful and a painful growing ex- perience for me. I am glad to have been part of it and I am glad to be moving on. Thank you to all the teachers who have taught me that the beauty in life is being what you are and not what someone else says you should be. NUTRIGRAIN!, Cross country running, chorus, the Skin of Our Teeth,” “I am the The Real Inspector Hound,” reachout, “The Gondoliers,” tra la la la la la la, tra la la la la la la, tra la la la tra la la la 28 Brian Grover Beast, Beastie, Beasy Beasty, Beastman, Beastie Creature, General Beast, Proctor Sir! Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; JJV Soccer 2, 3; Anti- Ski Club founder and President 2, 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; sitting on 1st floor Holden watching the weirdos go by 2,3,4 When all else fails, pray! Do unto others as they would do unto you, only do it first — Heinlien. An eye for an eye will only make the world blind! Peace through superior firepower, hold them by the nose as you kill them in the pants. The object is not to die for your country, it’s to make the other die for his. — Patton I think, therefore I am, I think. Thanks to Mr. Fiske, Charlie Monks, Rolf Schaller, Madame, Dr. O., Mr. Todd, Mr. Davis, and Mr. McGuire. Just because you're paranoid, it doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you — The 13th Valley The only other sounds the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost James Willard Feeney Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1, 2, 3,4 DK, You’re in troubs now, weekends at Andy’s, Mun- chen ’84 But I don’t want to land in New York City Don’t want to land in Mexico Don’t want to land on no Three Mile Island Don’t want to see my skin aglow Don’t want to land in Commanche Sky Park or in Nashville, Tennessee Don’t want to land in no San Juan Airport or the Yukon Territory Don’t want to land in no San Diego Don’t want to land in no Buzzards Bay Don’t want to land in no Eyeyattullah I got nothing more to say — Jimmy Buffett 29 Matt Bevin Goodbye to: Martin “Lev — Gromana,” Javis McDavis, Beast, Arnie Boy, Malibu, Rainer, “Mr. Awesome,” Missy “Duck,” and EXCUSE ME ... But goodbye Candy. Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And in passing leave behind us Footsteps on the sands of time. Longfellow Thank you to all my teachers of the past three years. I appreciate the time and effort you put into my education and I’ll do my best to make it worth your while. A special thanks to Mr. Cousins, Mr. Chandler, and to my advisor, Mr. Davis. Last but not least, thank you to my parents for everything. Goodbye Gould, and thanks for everything. Martin Grohman I have been here for four years, and the field house drinking fountain still is not fixed. But a lot of other things have been changed for the better, and I am proud to have been a part of these changes. Thank you Gould. 30 Michele B. Healey “Missi” To laugh is to risk appearing the fool To weep is to risk appearing sentimental To reach out to another is to risk involvement To expose feelings is to risk exposing our true self To place your ideas your dreams before the crowd is to risk loss To love is to risk not being loved in return To live is to risk dying To hope is to risk despair To try at all is to risk failure But to risk we must Because the greatest hazard of life is to risk nothing The man, the woman Who risk nothing Does nothing, has nothing Is Nothing. V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, V. Ski 2, 3, 4, V. Lax 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 2, 3, 4, Proctor 4, Chorus 4, Broken Nose 3, Broken Leg 4 Mom and Dad, Thank you. I luv you. Caro Sambrook Time is Too slow for those who wait Too swift for those who fear Too long for those who grieve Too short for those who rejoice But for those who love Time is eternity. Hold on to a little piece of today or else you won't have anything to hold on to tomorrow. Thanks to the Bakers and the Dohrmanns. A special thanks to Mom and Dad. 1 love you. 31 Janet Sanborn We are like two rivers that join and flow together for a while, each a part of the other. And when the time comes and the rivers separate, each shall take a small part of the other. But just all rivers end in the sea, we shall see one another once again. Our minds and thoughts shall merge and we shall see mirrored in each other the changes that have taken place in ourselves. — Susan Graham Cook We are always what our situations hand us, it’s either sadness or euphoria. — Billy Joel When 1 leave home to walk to school, Dad always says to me, “Marco keep your eyelids up And see what you can see.” — TS Geisel Heather A. Taylor HA, Ho As the world passes before my eyes, I hope to catch a glimpse of how we’d like life to look. All flowers and sunshine. Never a cloudy day. This is the impossible dream. But it’s nice to have, anyway. 1 sometimes dream of you and 1 walking along the beach. Holding hands, and looking into each other’s eyes. Too bad it’s just a dream. H.A. A friend is one who knows everything about you, and loves you just the same. Special thanks to: Mom and Dad Todd, Miss Link, Mr C., my little sister Jeanne, Larissa, my brother John, my other brother Biz: “Your car is on its way!”, I love you both! To my wonderful son, Milton: “Don’t forget to write me this time!”, Pam: “You have been a great roommate, don’t forget all our late night talks!”, and to everyone else that touched my life. Especially to Butch, don’t forget all the fun we had! Remember September ninth, '86! And last, but not least to Cate, you are the best friend a person could ever have, never forget all the good times! Don’t forget the cooked rice! I’ll do the same for you someday, I’m sure!!! P.S. Sassi, where is my letter??? 32 Jodi Seidel Honesty is such a lonely word everyone is so untrue Honesty is hardly ever heard And mostly what I need from you. — Billy Joel To my mother; 1 want you to always remember that 1 love you and that will never change. Cate Allen Philip, I love you. Thanks for all the great memories; especially, The Todds, Heather, Liz, Dam, Tom, Jeanie, and our daughter Jennie Chris Watson, I meet you for tea at 4, Hey Sassi where’s my note? Califor- nia. I meant forever, Philip I LOVE YOU ALL! 33 Molly Legg Outing Club 3, Drama 4, Tennis 3, 4, Rcc. Ski 3, Var- sity Smoking 3,4 Spanish lady come to me, she lays on me this rose it rainbow spirals round and round, it trembles and ex- plodes it left a smoking crater in my mind ... I like to blow away but the heat came down and busted me for smiling on a cloudy day. — Grateful Dead Jerry Croft Let’s just say 1 was testing the bounds of reality. I was curious to see what would happen. That’s all it was just curiousity. — Jim Morrison 34 Paige Sowerby WE are, all of us, molded and remolded by those who have loved us. No love, no friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny without leaving a some mark on it forever. — Kahil Gibran Duncan, Elizabeth, Kim, Molly, Tim, Mr. Fiske, Maida, Luis, and Alice thank you and I love you all. Duncan Stewart Rowland Jr. “I clunched and closed with the naked North, 1 have learned to defy and defend: shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out — yet the wild must win in the 1 35 Keith B. Newfield “NEWF — I’m free and freedom tastes of reality. — What a peaceful place ... or so it looks from space. — G.D. Take a little time and walk out in the air — the stars are all connected to the brain. Find me a woman and lay down on the ground — her pleasure comes falling down like rain. Get myself a car, I feel power as I fly — oh, now. I’m really in control. It all looks fine to the naked eye — but it don’t really happen that way at all! — Pete Townshend — If you can’t hack it, pack it!” — Gary Hill. Thanks for everthing baldi, you, too, Mrs. Hill. I couldn’t have made it without either of you. Mr. Jcssen — What’s wrong with “Greek Chorus”? — Thanx Thanx Dad and Bren, and most of all — Thanx Mom, you were right. Well — Mark, Sam, Les, Sam, Hope, Nicole, Chris, — this is about it. I’m not going to say good-bye. — I’m just going to say — SEE YA LATER — — This part of my song is over, it’s all behind me now! Elizabeth A. Schroeder “Liz”, “Schroeder” Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Todd for all the times you’ve helped. Thanks Mom and Dad for Suiss., Mich., and Maine. I love you. To all my friends. Thanks for help- ing me through all these years. “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Life goes on bra Lala how life goes on.” — Beatles Good bye Gould, I’ll miss everything and everyone. 36 Hope Hampshire Sam there is so much to be said but, no time to say everything I feel, but 1 know the time will come because I Love You. Thank you Mr. Chandler and Mrs. Baker but, most of all thanks mom and dad, I couldn’t ask for anything better. “I've never really done anything to create what has happened. It creates itself. I’m here because it happened. But I didn’t do anything to make it happen, apart from saying ‘yes’.” — Ringo 37 Samantha Welsh Take me disappearing through the smoke rings of my mind down the foggy ruins of time far past the frozen leaves the haunted frightened trees out to the windy beach far from the twisted breach of crazy sorrows — B. DYLAN It is easy in the world to live after the worlds opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. — EMERSON But you know me and 1 miss you now ... me to you forever... 38 Tim Hogan “Every year is getting shorter, never gonna find the Plans that either came to half a page of scribbled lines. Hanging on in quiet desperation in the (Gould) way. The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say.” — Pink Floyd Thanks to Mr. Cousins, Mr. McGuire, and my parents! Niclas Massalsky Del ar over. Det tog tva ar men det var det nog vart. Det kanske inte gick allt for bra men det var en upplcvelse som blir svar att glomma. Tiden gick fort men det behover ju inte betyda att allt var skoj, for det var det inte. Tack Pappa for att du besokte mig och fram for allt all du betalade allt. (kanske inte helt protest fritt). Tacck alia som jag fick brev ifrah det var snallt. This wasn’t the best time of my life but I learned and experienced things that I never would have done in Sweden. Some good and some bad. Well, maybe 1 will see some of you later in life, but it’s a big world sometimes quite small. Thank you. Tack sa mycket. (I am just a Swede.) 39 Jay Moore David Moreshead “Moss-Head” Quitters never win and winners never quit. “BUSTED” — Brian Grover Soccer, basketball, Outing Club Scott Merrill “Heatmiser” Activities: X-country, Alpine, Lacrosse, Cycling Favorite Weekend Activity: Holden Fottball, bowling, and raiding. “This is the end; My only friend, the end” — Doors So long Mr. Obnoxious and Spaz, see you at the Mt. Bachelor Inn — (fly Bachelor Airlines), and keep in training for the Bachelor ski team! So long Sas — “Oh, come on!” Good luck Schneids — “We’ll ski Europe someday.” Ben — Have a happy Chewonki. Derrick — Take care. I’ll see you in my hi-fi store. MCS rules!” Stereo wars — Jim Carroll vs Dire Straits, Melanie vs Boston 41 Pam Briggs Chris McGraw Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, Biking 3, 4 — 4 YEAR PLAN — “In times of crisis it is utmost importance not to lose your head.” — Marie Antoinette Special thanks to “YABBA” (Mr. Hill) 42 Mark W. Keeney Cycle racing in the fall was great, the Gutbuster, Acadia race and the R.P.P. Official Member Hill Street Crew, every Thursday night. I was sure I saw purple looking at The Raibow Refraction. The Runathon almost killed me, but the night in the fieldhouse was great. Blue Key was a good time, and 1 had some memorable tours. Skiing was taken in a dif- ferent frame of mind and that hurt but 1 learned to take the lumps. So much for Yamaha racing team. Lax is a new and fun experience and I’m loving it. Sure I’ll miss cycling but I wanted something dif- ferent. Graduation will seem strange coming around the second time. This has been an enjoyable year and I’ll always remember Gould. I wish to thank every faculty member for giving me their support, whether in sports or academics. I wish all my friends, the best of luck in the future no matter how near or far. Dave Cranston 43 Soccer 3,4 (capt) Jumping 4, H.R.C. 4, Lax 3, 4 Soccer 4, Jumping 4, H.R.C. 4, Lax 4, P.G. 4 Happiness is seeing the Rainbow Refraction. I’ll see you at Mt. Bachelor Inn. Call on Holden Remodeling Crew for any interior rearrangements. His ears started to ring and he knew he had been beeped (beeping the populous). Bookncrd will not practice marriage because he is a JockMan. David Bowie sang, “your family is a football team.” We are guardians of a particular girl who knows her own name. Birdwoman watch out for those birds. Hey Nooney and Browny you’re good friends. I like threesomes. Watch out for the right hook. Yes, and those U.V.M. escapes. Another exciting weekend at G.A. Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing, and doing it assidvously — Haliburton Liberal, one who has both feet firmly planted in the air. — Ann. 44 Thayer Shedd To each his own it’s plain to see, to walk alone you have to be, it’s all for you and all for me, you’ll see. I’m gonna miss you, yes I will, no matter who you are I’ll love you still. Well, my life is my conscience, the seeds I sow, I just wanted to let you know. — America Windless morning crystal sky see the love in my eyes the time has come to say good-byes but on a crystal morning I’ll come by to have you walk by my side and see the love in them cry. — T.N.S. When I think of times I’ve looked for love and never found it — well this time she found me. M.Mck.M. — I love you like I have loved no other. Kevin Scullen Bazzoka Bob, Zombie Man, Belushi, Napa Man, Mr. Obnoxious; Toilet Bowl, Winter Carnival Champs, “You’ll be packing your bags!” — G. Hill “If a man were to know the end of a day’s business, then it would happen, but let it suffice that the day will end and the end be known and if we meet again, we will laugh, but if not this parting was well made.” — W. Shakespeare “Life is a dream more coherent than most.” — Pascal 45 Also Remember Hal Hirshon Celia Martinez Michael Brubeck 46 47 48 49 50 51 Mr. Feeney Head of Science Outing Club Mr. Newell Science-Biology Ms. Mellett Director of Athletics Mr. Fiske Chemistry Mr. Siegell Computers Mr. McGuire History Dean of Students Mr. Wight Physics Fishing 55 58 Mr. Todd Development Alberta Merrill Admissions Barbara Merrill Business Office Mrs. Davis Headmaster’s Office Mrs. Harrington Dr. Dresser’s Office Fran Bernier Development Office 59 60 Mr. Layc— Business Office Mrs. Hill — Equipment Manager Mr. Owen Head of Art Mrs. Rackliffc All around Good Mom to us all!!! 61 u vjipff v i� c u u'J uu ’i Juniors D. FISHMAN, P FRENZER, S. SWITZER, M STARR, L. KORETZ, C. REINEKE, N. K. — MILLER, G. KENDALL, P NATAL, E. WEBBER. B. MATTHEWS. D. HEWITT. G. PACKARD. C. DONNELLY, M. BUNKER, J FORMAN, R SELL, P RAU, L. HOPPER. K. HAWKES, L. FOSTER. B RITTER. E. BARRETT. M MOOREHOUSE, D. GLASGOW, T. CHILDS, S. DES GROSSILIERS, S. ORDWAY, M. ISHAM, C. GUAY, A. COURCHESNE, M. CYR, L. SENIOR, E. TOBIN, H. KAPLAN, E. DRESSER. G PAGAN, N. CHADBOURNE, C. MOORE, H. PARSONS, J BLASEDALE, D. KINGSBURY, J. SIMMONS, L. SMITH, E. PIKUZINSKY. R ORTECA, Q. OSTER. P. COUPE, T. ALLARD. J MEN- DOLA, J. FISHBIEN 65 Sophomores C. Watson, P. Bi icr. J. Holmes, C. Winn, P. Cline, B. Kline, M. Burke, D. Dixon, K. Swarling, K. Mattson, T. Hodscn. M. Baste, A. Ncvcns, J. Palmer, M. Hasting. D. Hagge, S. Lasker, L. Smithwick, H. Boody, M. Ames, K. Hansburger, G. NG, H. Tobin, B. Robinson, C. Adams, H. Kirn, D. Dresser, M. Lauck, M. Anckey, E. Bickncll, A. Adams, J. O'Hara, T. Kuccra. 66 0 'sl Freshmen Matt Pearson, T. Allen, R. Giles. D. Ludvick, S. Claesson, J. Evans. R. Ouwinga, J. Hathaway, J.T. — Ashley, L. Todd, R. Burt. B. Garnett, S. Sumner. J. Smith, B. Hill. R Ashworth, J. Coffey, K. Plante. 68 o CO Field Hockey This season provided challenging game situations for the team and a chance for spectators to watch some very good, aggressive Field Hockey. We wound up the season 7-6-2 after a stunning mid-season winning streak. High scorers were Eunice Pikuzinski with 10 goals and Bronwyn Matthews with 9 goals. The success of this enjoyable season can be attributed to the high degree of dedication, sportsman- ship and respect for each other that the team developed during the season. 1985 will undoubtedly pro- vide the team with another challenging season (including the opportunity for promotion to “goddess” status by a likely victory over Holderness). Eight Varsity players will return, and along with new team members, will make next year follow in the recently established “tradition” of Gould field hockey ex- cellence. Congratulations to the team and Coach Wonderwomen. Best of luck in seasons to come. Jenn Allen Varsity Front Row: N. Chadbourne, H. Hill, E. Dresser, T. O'Donnell, M. Healey, C. Allen. M. Isham. Back Row: B. Garnett, J. Seidell. E. Pikuzinski, H. Kirn, M. Legg, R. Wescott. Not in Pic- ture: J. Allen (capt). 72 CO Cross Country Front Row: T. Hodson, C. Winn, D. Cranston, T. Shedd, J. Fishbicn, E. Tobin (Capt), D. Fishman, G. Edohbols, T. Allen, J. Evans, D. Swirsky. 2nd Row: J. Turner-Ashlcy, D. Nowak, P. Tabor, C. Ricketts, J. Moore, J. Croft, B. Ellis, P. Watal, M. Starr, J. Hathaway, and Coach Mr. Jcsscn. 74 75 Men’s Soccer The Varsity Soccer team got off to an incredible start by beating the State Champions 3 to 2, this upset blemished their undefeated record. Another high point was an overtime victory over Hyde. The season was very successful and the team was often complimented on its class on the playing field. M. Grohman, P. Cline, S. Zwecker, M. Angeli, W. Idc, B. McCarthy, G. Butler, Dr. Dresser, E. Allen. 2nd Row: Mr. Graham, J. Mcndola, W. V. Winkle, D. Morcshcad, E. Webber, K. Wills, K. Scullen, A. Chorn, J. Komlosy, J. Davis, P. Coupe, S. Ordway. 76 J.V. Soccer M. Burke, M. Bunker, P. Bizier, M. Bevin, T. Allard, N. Massalsky, D. Hewitt, K. Hunsburger, K. George, J. Forman, J. Feeney, M. Cyr, P. Coupe, K. Swerling, L. Smithwick. L. Smith, A. Sell, C. Rienakee. J. Pearson, G. Packard, C. O’Neil, A. Nevens. J.J.V. Soccer S. Laskor, E. Mader, G. Ng, M. Pearson, K. Plante, D. Riley, A. Sahad, E. Sahud, J. Simbe, Matt Baste, M. Bee, T. Bevin, M. Boos, R. Burt, B. Clcndenning, C. Custer, S. Switzer, T. Dawson-Ellis, D. Dixon, P. Devine. A. Gusick, H. Kaplan, D. Kingsbury, T. Kuccoa. J.J.V. Soccer was the ultimate team in the fall of'84. Mr. Clark with his infinite wisdom and exuberant support let the J.J.V. team become a fearsome force. Blazing his way through the '84 season with such phrases as “boot that ball!!” and “What is all this goobleygook” and that all time favorite “Let’s stick it to 'em!!!” we were sure of a great season 9-1-1. You made us feel wanted when we were feeling down, you soothed us when we hurt, we love you, reeeeelly, reececlly!!! Sec ya next century Harold and Donny KINKO 77 Women’s Soccer A. Courchcanc, S. DesGroscillicrs, M. Hastings, H. Tobin, E. Bickncli, A. Adams, S. Isham, L. Wise, D. Haggc, C. Sambrook, M. McGuire, S. Putnam. M. Ames, R. Giles, M. Moorhouse, L. Senior, M. Prince, L. Garnette, B. Robinson, J. Hathaway, P. Frenccr, S. Fiske, G. Pagan, S. Sumner. 78 Women’s Tennis S. Sumner, A. Adams, J. Turner-Ashley, S. O'Hara, R. Wescott, K. Holden, H. Boody, Mr. Newell, K. Wolf, N. K. Miller, J. Simmons, K. Hawkcs, S. Martinez, D. Ludvick, S. Isham, E. Bicknell. L. Todd. J. Davison, M. Ames, H. Hampshire. L. Shroeder, M. Lcgg (capt), L. Koretz, C. Chester, C. Winn, H. Kirn, M. Lauck, Q. Oster. J.V. Softball 79 Down Hill Skiing “A” Team Mark V. Winkle, M. Burke, P. Cline, M. Griefendorf, G. Packard, M. Keeney, E. Webber. 2nd Row: J. Palmer, E. Dresser, D. O'Don- nell. S. Putnam, J. Griffin, B. Mc- Carthy, M. Healey, E. Pikuzinsky, S. Baker. B” Team J. Forman, N Massalsky, K. Nchlig, D. Nowak, J. Pearson, N. Hardigg, M. Graubard, L. Wills, B Ellis. 2nd Row: C. Guay, L. Yaffee, Q. Osier, B. Ritter, E. Tobin, M. Moorchousc, R. Ashworth, J. Cof- fee, K. George. 80 Cross Country Skiing Biatholon Team T. Hodson, Coach — Siegel, M.Grohmcn, J. Davis 82 Men’s Basketball For Coach Dohrmann’s Huskies, it was a year of building. The huskies finished their season 5-11, but the record doesn’t show the time and effort they put into it. For Coach Dohrmann next year pro- mises to be a good one, with returning Junior Paul Natal (MAISAD All Star) leading the way. Huskies have 8 returning Varsity players which gives them the edge over most teams. The only losses they will suffer are that of: leading rcbounder Jay Moore, forward Brian Grover, forward-guard Jim Feeney, and guard Nate Duston. Paul Natal 84 BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Like Matt Baste, the way he play You can bet Arn will get 15 every day I like Billy Park, he’s a good sport I like to watch Jim Simbe run up and down the court DAVE grabs the rebound the best he can And Ronny Burt is the best 6th man BASKETBALL, J.V. BASKETBALL Johnny Holmes has a funny shot 1 like to watch J. Evans even though he don’t play a lot The BEVIN brothers really came on But when the game’s on the line you got to Terry and Don As for Mr. Clark he’s the coach of the year but if you miss a layup he’s the one to fear taken from a song written by Terry Allen Women’s Basketball 86 00 ■ 4 Biking 88 Jumping M. Angeli, W. Ide, G. Butler, S. Zwcckcr, D. Dresser, K. Scullcn 89 Men’s Lacrosse Varsity M. Grohman, J. Feeney, G. Butler, S. Zwcckcr, K. Scyllcn, L. Smith, D. Dresser, D. Kingsbury, M. Bunker, C. Donnelly, J. Mcndola, M. Cyr, S. Ord- way, O. Packard, P. Bizicr, Coachs Mr. Graham, Mr. Rackliffe. Missing: P. Cline, S. Angel (Capt). j.v. M. Keeney, M. Brubcck, D. Dixon, H. Kaplan (Capt), W. Ide (Capt), R. Burt, K. Plante, J. Hathaway, K. Nehlig, B. Grover, M. Bee, M. Gran- bard, P. Natal, M. Burke, J. Forman, P. Tabor, T. Kuccrc, Coach Mr. Stuart, Mr. Scigel, M. Bevin, D. Barstow, J. Pearson, A. Nevens, S. Switzer, R. Sell, M. Youngwood, S. Lasker, D. Hewitt, P. Coupe, B. Jud- son, M. Pearson, M. Griefendort, E. Allen. The Varsity Lacrosse team had a very nice season finishing with a record of 5 and 8. The team however maintained a high level of class and put together some good games. High points of the season included a overtime victory over Cape Elizabeth and two good games with the runners up in the state Kents Hill. Gould also accounted for 8 out of 10 points at the ALLSTAR game against Hebron. All in all not many games were won, but we had alot of fun and learned alot about ourselves, which was what was emphasized all year. 90 91 The huge St. Dorn’s first baseman loomed over the bag as Paige stepped to bat. Her shadow stretched all the way to home plate and she dwarfed Mr. Newell, the first base coach, standing some 8 feet away from her. The score was tied, in the bottom of the seventh. Several members of the Boys J.V. Lacrosse team were leading the crowd assembled on the bank behind the Headmaster’s house in cheering for the girls. It was late in the afternoon and the Gould-St. Dorn’s game attracted the biggest crowd of the season. Tension was running at an unbearably high level, the St. Dorn’s team, known for the monstrous propor- tions of it's female softball players, had NEVER been defeated by the Gould girls. The softball bench was buzzing with unrestrained excitement, Coach Dohrmann nervously shifted from foot to foot in the third base coach’s box. The first pitch whizzed over the plate, a ball. The second pitch — the crowd rose to their feet to see where the ball went... it careened through a hole between center and right field ... a base hit!!! The runner came in and as her foot had no sooner hit the plate then the Gould team burst into the center of the field, congratulating themselves for the type of playing which Gould girl’s softball had not seen in the past decade. JENN ALLEN Women’s Lacrosse M. Isham, B. Garnett, B. Ritter, C. Allen, A. Courchesne, A. Judson. E. Dresser, H. Taylor, M. Anker, J. Smith, Ms. Mcllett, M. Healey, C. Gauy, R. Ashworth, D. Haggc, C. Sambrook, J. Griffin, E. Pikuzin- sky, H. Tobin. M. Hastings, J. Coffey 93 Varsity Tennis L. Wills, S. Mujjalintrakool, T. Allac, A. Gusick, M Vininklc, J. Palmer.N. Massalsky, J. Komlosy, A. Chorn. few w.� . ' w k r s. « 94 J.V. Tennis T. Ganncy, G. Ng, J. Simbc, M. Baste, K. Hunsberger, E. Mader, C. Watson, P Rau, T. Hogan. J. Fishbien, B. Ellis, Coach Mr Hill 95 97 98 Top Ten (Seven) Aliance Frangais 99 100 101 102 Winter Mountaineers ‘Wc had the sky, up there, all speckled with stars and we used to lay on our backs and look up at them, and discuss about whether they was made, or only just happened. — Mark Twain, HUCKLEBERRY FINN Although the conversation level on the Winter Mountaineering weekend trips rarely rose to such profound heights, the answer to Muck's questions may well explain the nature of the good feelings and good times of the 1985 Winter Mountaineers. As a special addition to the 1985 yearbook, the Winter Mountaineers present two special creations to give non-mountaineers a taste of the W.M. experience and to serve as a practical reminder to the group of those smoky evenings and stiff, chilly mornings. MACS ANDSNACKS 1 5 lb BLOCK OF CHEESE 3 lb MACARONI BOTTLE TABASCO SALT, PEPPER, OREGANO PEPPERONI TO TASTE EMPTY ALL CONTENTS INTO POT OF BOILING WATER FOR 20 MINUTES. STIR AND SERVE. SERVES 15 NICOLES BREAKFAST SPECIAL 2 PACKETS HOT CHOCOLATE I PACKET INSTANT OATMEAL HANDFUL OF GRANOLA 1 tsp. INSTANT COFFEE SHREDDED PITA POCKET tsp PEANUT BUTTER EMPTY ALL CONTENTS INTO DINNER BOWL, ADD HOT WATER UNTIL DESIRED CONSTANCY IS REACHED, SERVE LUKEW ARM. SERVES NICOLE. Yearbook Sam Welsh Ruth Wascot Michele Prince 104 Polar Bears ni Blue Key Choir 105 Outing Club Jan Bakers Brilliant Idea!? 106 107 Drama the real inspector hound by Tom Stoppard CAST OF CHARACTERS Moon - a critic Birdboot - a critic David Cranston The Body Mrs. Drudge, the help Simon Gasgoyne Felicity Cunningham Lady Cynthia Muldoon Sal lie Fiske Jay Moore Lauren Foster Molly Legg Darryl Swirsky Nate Duston Lord Magnus Muldoon Inspector Hound CHAMBER MUSIC by Arthur Kopit CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance) Woman who plays records Woman in the safari outfit Woman with the notebook Girl in the gossamer dress Woman in the aviatrix outfit Woman in the queenly Spanish garb Woman with the gavel Man in white His assistant 108 109 The Wiz Aunt Em Carrie Moore Toto Eric Rackliffe Dorothy Glenda Pagan Uncle Henry Paul Natal Toronado Vicki Rackliffe, Jen Griffin, Liz Schroeder Munchkins Laura Yaffe, Heather Parsons, Molly Moorhouse Ruthie Giles, Paula frenzer Adaperle Sallie Fiske Yellow Brick Road Nathan Duston, Tim Hodsdon, David Cranston, Emmanuel Boos Scarecrow Jay Davis Crows Samantha Welsh, Jimmy Simbe, Erika Tobin Tin Man Mark Sassi Lion Jay Moore Kal idahs Thayer Shedd, Heather Parsons, Eric Sahud, Carrie Moore, Darryl Swirsky, Samantha Welsh, Mike Angel 1 Poppies Molly Lauck, Molly Leng, Heidi Kirn, Liz Schroeder, Cate Winn Mice Squad Thayer Shedd, Molly Moorhouse Gate Keeper Darryl Swirsky Citizens Paula Frenzer, Nate Duston, Heather Parsons, Emmanuel Boos, Ruthie Giles, David Cranston, Leah Garnett, Tim Hodsdon, Sam Welsh, Eric Sahud Molly Moorhouse, Thayer Shedd, Laura Yaffe The Wi z Nick Hardigg Winkies Caro Sambrook, Missi Healey, Meg Hastings, Pam Briggs, Ada Judson, Jen Griffin Lord High Underling Eric Sahud Messenger Paula Frenzer Winged Monkey Jimmy Simbe Monkeys Beth Hill, Anne Courchesne, Jen Smith, Erika Tobir Erika Dresser, Becca Garnett. Vicki Rackliffe Pit Singers Tami Link, Heather Hill, Sallie Fiske, ikwe G , tie) Carrie Moore, Leah Garnett, Molly Lauck. Eric Sahu H;I Stage Director Carol J. Fiske Music Director Roberta Muse Assistant Music Director Tami Link Choreography Guest Instructor for Scenery Vicki Rackliffe, Carol Fiske. Jimmy Simb and Lighting Design Dennis Drchcr Stage Manager Nicole Tarnay Technical Director Nathan Duston Assistant Technical Director Jerry Croft Band: Keyboards Roberta Muse and Kevin Mattson Bass Sam Zwecker Percussion Jon KomLosy Construction Crew Dennis Dreher, Terry Allen, Jerry Croft, Nate Duston, Jeremy Evans, Patti Giles, Kevin George, David Riley, Keith Swerling Nicole Tarnay Painting Tim Hodsdon, Sam Welsh, David Cranston, Carol Fiske, Paula Frenzer, Molly Lauck, Heather Parsons, David Riley, Mark Sassi., Thayer Shedd Sound and Lights Kevin George, Patti Giles, Nate Duston, Molly Moorhouse, David Riley, Thayer Shedd Costumes Lauren Foster (Chief Organizer) Carol Fiske, Marguerite Graham, Heather hi Vicki Rackliffe, Janet Sanborn, Sue Wight 110 Ill 113 Gehring AH GEHRING! I woke up to a blaring alarm clock which, no matter how much I pushed and pulled the knobs, wouldn’t shut off. 1 slammed it and could hear similar struggles with alarms down the hall. I dragged myself to my feet, and stumbled toward my door, stubbing my toe. I opened the door and the fluores- cent lights blinded me. 1 let my eyes adjust, took a deep breath and sprinted down the freezing cold cor- ridor toward a shower that would be no warmer. Known for cold showers, frequent false fire alarms, at odd hours, lack of carpeting, and echoing giggles during study hall; Gehring also has a very special quality: diversity. Made up of many, very different individuals living close together, Gehring, this year, has offered an exciting, ever-changing atmosphere, and will no doubt continue in this way. Perhaps, even one year, Gehring will outright win Winter Carnival!!! MICHELLE PRINCE’85 114 115 Davidson 116 117 Holden Holden’s mascot for the Winter Carnival was HE-MAN and so it should be with Spike, Sam, Spence and of course Mr. Hill; the dorm was definitely a hulk sanctuary. With Beast screaming “IN DORMS” and “STUDY HALL” The Vortex was never safe. For athletes there was ping-pong, pool, foosball, tag and as always late night Holden Raiders. Under the great strategist Robert Jessen, Holden devastated the other dorms in Winter Carnival and Toilet Bowl. Spence, Spike, Harold, and that bot- tomless pit of trivia knowledge DK made sure that the Flashpoint title would remain in the hands of 2nd floor Holden. We wish to commemorate those whose service was extra-ordinary. Such as George who sacrificed his body so we could win the tobaggon race and Peter Cline who destroyed the defense (and his shoulder) in Spink Rink. But last but not least that (Gould) record breaking skier Mr. Seigel. BRIAN GROVER (alias BEAST) 118 0 Zl S3INM01 Zallen 121 122 123 Wc be cool man Arc my teeth showing? We love each other so much Watch it my name is SUE MELLETT 124 125 126 127 Commencement 1985 I may not have wanted to stick my neck out at first, but Gouid started me off, got me involved, and from there on I could take the risk — and I actually wanted to, right up to today and know. And 1 know I will want to in the future. I have found that in the end it is much more fulfilling to take the risk. I’d like to thank the faculty and students for making Gould what it is and for the great year it has been. Michelle Prince Valediction June I, 1985 130 MICHAEL O’DONNELL ATTORNEY AT LAW Telephone 207-824-2486 61 Main St. Bethel, Maine 04217 _ 132 On the Coast of Maine Custom-Made Draperies Swatches to Choose From Installation Included HAMPSHIRE INN Bed and Breakfast THE FABRIC EMPORIUM Aliwe Crockett Prop. Material, Patterns, etc. Hours 10:00-5:00 Tuesday-Sat. Box 437 j Office Bethel, ME 04217 dj t-3202 Res. f 5-5312 Vicky Hampshire Route 1 207-546-7033 Milbridge Maine 04658 POTTERS Garret Dalessandro Bonnema 207-824-2821 Melody Dalessandro Bonnema Box 53, Main St., Bethel, ME. 04217 WESTLEIGH’S AUTO SERVICE 1 Mechanic Street Best Wishes Class of ’85 KENDALL INSURANCE INC. 47 Church St. Bethel, Maine 04217 Licensed Inspection Station Mechanic on Duty Full Service Station Congratulations Class of 1985 Yes We Have Maps EDELWEISS COUNTRY STORE Hugh and Lin Chapman 133 Upper Main Street Bethel, Maine FASHION BASKET BRASS BUCKLE Clothing for Women, Juniors and Men Congratulations to This Class of 1985 HOWELL LABORATORIES INC. Briggton, Maine Main St. Bethel, ME 824-2989 PRIM’S PHARMACY “The Little Store With Everything' 824-2820 Upper Main Street, Bethel Congratulations to the Class of 19851 135