Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

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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

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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

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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