Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

ACADEMY HERALD 1987 MOVING ON 2 Opening Doors And Moving On . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors.......................11 Underclassmen.................51 Faculty ......................58 Sports........................68 Activities ...................90 Dorms........................122 1 20 87 Yearbook Dear Class of '87: It has been a pleasure working with you—the more since we began our Gould careers in the same year, and I am pleased that the editors granted me space for a parting shot. I fully expect that the satisfaction from your Gould experience will amplify at appropriate moments when friendships with special people and teachers' efforts on your behalf are reflected through the years. Your efforts for the Academy are already noticed and appreciated, and I hope that when the time comes you can find ways to extend them to the next generation of Gould students. So far as your own future is concerned, I cannot resist the urge to offer a little advice. There is lots of talk these days about how complex and diffi- cult is life in the eighties. The complexity is an illusion. Underneath that veneer are just people much too caught up in getting and taking and staying in fashion. At the risk of provoking yet another school-wide guffaw about taking risks, I suggest again that the secret to long-term happiness is less likely to be found in Cancun or in fighting off gray hair than it is in an individual decision to accept and to respond to the needs of some other. It is a great comfort to me to know that Gould Academy graduates seniors who are fit for more than living lip sync lives and committed to more than personal comfort and success. I hope enough tension remains on the string between you and Gould Academy so that you feel free to give it a tug once in awhile, and I do hope you will use it to keep in touch with us. We cannot go on without your continued interest and support. With thanks for the good times, I wish you all the best of luck. Most sincerely, 4 William P. Clough III Headmaster DEDICATION When one thinks of leoders, one sees o person stonding out front, pointing the woy, feorless ond strong. Mr. Dohrmonn has been the senior doss advisor and leader. Not only that, but the class has seen him as a teacher coach, dorm head, father, husband, and friend. How he manages to juggle these roles is o feot in itself. Yet the most amazing thing is that he never loses his smile. Mr. Dohrmonn is o leader from the bock sear”. Not out front pointing the woy, but in the bock, pointing out the road ahead, allowing students to take their own steps. He has shown students that there will not olwoys be someone to tell them whor to do. rhot learning is not following, but doing. The woy that he does this is by being very friendly, helpful, and informative. By being straightforward and honest he has buit a strong relationship with the students. When we see your smile we know that something is going right. Thank you Mr. Dohrmonn. 5 Don t Lose Heort Chris Williamson For the first rime in my life I've token to deep waters From the shelter of the cove I've gone soiling on the seo And I will olwoys be there Soiling deep upon the waters And you will never see the lost of me Don't lose heort It's the beginning not the end It's just o start you’ve found o family of friends Don't lose heort And I'll be bock with you again You've finally found o family of friends 6 I've taught you oil my tricks Now you hove token to deep waters And like I always told We'd soil just like o dreom And I will always be there Soiling deep upon the waters And you will never ever see the lost of me Don't lose heart It's the beginning not the end It's just o start you’ve found o family of friends Don't lose heart And I'll be bock with you again You've finally found o family of friends 8 TIM DEVIN Wisdom is the principol thing; therefore get wisdom: ond with oil thy getting get understanding. — Proverbs Thanks to oil the faculty or Gould especially Mr. Cousins. Thanks Mom ond Dod. LOUIS CRUMP SMITHWICK Louie Crumpster Lou Lououch (thot's for Don) Swifrkick ond anything else you con think of! None of our lives is really ordinary; nothing humdrum in our delights or our disasters. Everything is os prob- lematic os geometry when it's affairs of the heart in question. A life con simply change the woy o doy changes- sunny to roin, like the song soys. But it con also change again. - The Sporrswrirer, by Richard Ford. Nothing con really express three years worth of feelings. Thanks, Gould. Thanks for being there, Missy, Erica, ond Poige. You were great roommates, Jon ond Rick. Later dudes! Most of the shadows of this life ore caused by standing in your own sunshine. -Ralph Waldo Emerson 12 MELISSA M. AMES Missy” And when I nearly crashed, I called you. And Turned to hear you say, 'If only for today, I am unafraid. ’ -Berlin Thank you to everyone who fold me They were unafraid, especially Mom and Daddy, who've been that way for eighteen years, Stachio, and Mr. Fiske. Because of you four people, I can turn to the others and honestly say the same. -Courtney, Mockie, Paige, Mary, Tim, Ish, and especially my sisters, Airnee and Dorcey, I AM unafraid. -Thonks for understanding, Aim and Dare. ERICA MARY LEE MCLEAN Is a dream a lie if it doesn't come true?” -Bruce Springsteen Don’t let it be forgot that once there was a spot for one brief shinning moment that wos known as Camelor! Thanks to all my Moms and Dads, especially my real ones, who helped me through my teenage years . I Love You! Paige Face-only two more years-don t waist them! Louis-darn dude-fhat's 16 dinners you owe me! Missy-1 Love You-what else can I say! To all my friends bock home-Melissa, Steven, Eric, Kieth, Jean, thanks for not forgetting me! I Love you! Mrs. Fiske and Mo Harrington I couldn't hove done it without you! XOXOXOX All the above people and many more hove helped me moke my own special Comelot. Thonk you. G.A. hos been o wonderfull two years. Thonk you for believing in me after oil I'm just on ordinary house wife ond mother! Push owoy those who whisper Never! -The Culture Club 13 KURT R. CRANDALL RAMBIS KURTIS” Activities: Tennis 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12, Copt. 12; Cross Country Running 10,12; Soccer 11; Moth Team 9,10; Scott Hi-Q 10,(Champions); Academic Decotholon 11, 12; Maine Scholar Doy 11; Boy's Store 11; Blue Key 12; S.B.L. 11,12 (Commisioner 12); Yellow Snow 11; Bethel Citizens 11; Bridge 10,11,12; Notional Honor Society 11,12. The Things we see ore the some things wirhin us. There is no reoli ry except the one contained within us. Thot is why so mony people live such on unreol life. They take the images outside them for reali- ty ond never allow the world within to assert itself. You con be hop- py thot woy. But once you know the other interpretation you no longer hove the choice of following the crowd. -Herman Hess My two years of Gould Acodemy were o leornimg ond growing experience I leorned o lot about other people. I leorned o lot obout myself. I would like to thank oil the teochers of Gould who aided me in thot process. I would also like to rhonk my porents. the best teochers of oil. Mony rhonks ond best wishes to: J.P.. Simbo, T- Bone. ond Double-D. ■ Let us endeavor so to live thot when we come to die. even the undertaker will be sorry ’ -Pudd’nheod Wilson ALEXANDER C. NEVANS Vorsify Boketboll 2,3,4. Cross Country Running 3,4, Locrosse 1,2,4. We ore having o heavenly time ’-R.E.M The Reconstruction We did it!” — Robert Parish Celtics 1966 N B A Chompions “I om not on officer In the Novy! I dress this woy because if mokes me look good! Damn good!” — Lorry Bud Mellmon Lore Night With Dovid Lerrermon It's rime the role were told of how you took o child ond you mode him old!’’ -The Smiths Biz ond Holmes I'm sure I'll see you guys in the near future! Leslie, Seth. Coro. Molly. Kurt, Chrissy. Werner, ond both of the Kirnsrer's. I hope we con keep in touch. Thonk you . to oil of my advisors, especially Mr. ond Mrs. Dohrmon, Mom ond Dod, ond Steve Leason, you were oil o bio help!! 14 CHERYL LEE CAVAL Kahuna Poro mi solo recorrer los cominos que tienen corozon. Por ohi recorro, y Io unico pruebo que vole es otrovesor rodo su largo. Y por ohi recorro mirondo, mirando, sin oliento. — Don Juan If we couldn't lough we would go insone. -J. Buffett All the rest of you; I love y'all! Good Luck! Mom ond Dod, I'll always be your daughter ond I’ll always love you. Too fast to live, Too young to die. -James Dean SHIRLEY O'HARA Barracuda” Activities: Feild Hockey 2,3,4; Soft Boll 2,3,4; Rec Ski 2,3,4; Burt Hut Crew 2,3,4. There's o rime you come of oge. Hold your breath, turn the page round the bend, welcome to the mystery of the childhood's end. Time passed too quickly when we were together laughing. Thanks to everyone who mode my three years the best! Nikki, Cheryl, Scott, Paul, Barbie, ond many others. GOOD-BYE! P.S. Nikki-keep in touch ond choose one of them, please. 15 TODD FORSGREN Intensify, determination, desire, self-discipline and willingness to pay the price and suffer the pain is what a real winner is made of. KEVIN VANDENBERGE Keviro (by Morson) Jerk (by Chasole) God”(by Pestana) Activities: Cross Country 5,- Rec. Skiing 5,- Lacrosse 5 (as o PG'er). Cross Country 1,2,3,4: Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 1,2,3,4. To Mrs. Ford-a portable doorbell. To Mrs. Hill-1 leave you an obscene t-shirt, faded jeans and a good ol jean jacket. To this years guys-next years imports. To this years girls-Blennerhassetr To the students-a parent permission slip. P S Could you turn it to MTV? AGGHH! Did I tell you the rime (I wos l did). . Sure —. we believe you. 16 DAVE BARSTOW Woke up! You con'r remember where it wos. Hod this dream stopped?” -Jim Morrison Mony dreams come true And some hove silver linings I live for my dream And o pocket full of gold” -Led Zepplin Monhegon Island: The place to be. All my life. I’ve been Trailing Yew.” -Don Murdock KEITH 5WERLING I've hod enough, I'm getting out I'll be o big noise with oil the big boys there's so much stuff I will own. -Peter Gabriel Confusion will be my epitoth. os I crowl o crocked and broken path If we moke it we con oil sit bock and laugh. But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying. Yes I feor tomorrow I'll be crying. -King Crimson I wont o rock.” -Me Reality sot or his desk, ossuming his favorite depressed stance. His eyes storing off into space, he wondered if he should try ogoin.” -Me My life hos a caption under it, and it soys entropy.” -Me Much thanks to Bestow, Johner, DRN, Berher, Megger, Boyler, Messy, Mutogen ond Ms. Lee. 17 AMITY GENEVA CUTTER Ambo Ammo” Activities: Cross Country Skiing (Moscor) 3; Tennis 3,4- Scorn Teom 4. It hos been said that there ore some things that Con- nor be said with mere words-in on attempt to express them. Well,. . . whot I was going to soy next wos real- ly awesome and beautiful-bur since the yearbook staff is rushing me ond I can't find my original quote and I’ve since forgorten-l hereby attempt to express oil those things. Thank o universe, Jules, for everything. It's been o wild, wild life- see you in CO. ond, hey-'‘tomorrow . . . Mr. Dovis, here's o smile for you. You know who you are-merci mille foig. Life is brief ond very fragile. Do that which mokes you happy. -Florio JULIA LEE YOUNG Julie” Jules” Sun so hot I forgot to go home” -J.T.(Camens, Mexico) Amity — Where do we go from here Thanks! Mr. Dovis, Mr. Grohom, Mr. Seigel Am, B.C., Heder, You con run bur you con not hide.” -J.T. You're the best Mom ond Dod-I love you-Rusfy I couldn't hove mode it this for without you. 16 HEIDI KIRN Everyone is o gossip or heart.'’ -John Steinbeck Thank-you to everyone who mode o port of my four years ot Gould special. To the faculty: Thonk-you for supporting me. A special thonk-you to Mr. McGuire. Pointing isn't on aesthetic operation; it's o form of mogic designed os a mediator between this strange hostile world and us, o way of seizing the power by giving form to our terrors os well os our desires.” - Poblo Picasso Mom, Dod. ond Todd: No Matter whot I did you never stopped believing in me. Thonk-you for everything. I love you. SAM LAZARE But there's no need for turning bock ‘Cause all roods lead to where I stand ond I believe I'll walk with them oil no matter whot I hove planned -Don Mclean Thanks to my family, especially my parents. Alono-I wish we could hove done this togerher-somedoy. Coit, Meg, rhonks for making my senior year. . . urn ... well interesting ... I love you two. Very special rhonks to Mr. ond Mrs. Hill ond to Mrs. Fiske, without their friendship I'd still be on Outward Bound. Heather-Thanks for telling me about Gould, remember it's oil your fault (my parents also, thonk- you for helping me get our of the house). Georgia, Ellie, Noncy. Gofok-words foil me-xoxo. Thanks to anyone I may hove forgotten, like Heidi for instance!! Thanks Heidi! Oh + thanks to Charlotte for making me lough. 19 ERIC MADER PICKLE JAR GUARDIAN The rrick is what one emphosizes. We either moke ourselves miserable or we moke ourselves strong. The omount of work is the some . . . -Corlos Costonedo I wish the best for the seniors ond faculty (your checks ore in the moil). Angelo-I needed you ond you were there. I hope I gave you the some. Hey! Don't pick that Jor up!!” -E. MADER CHRISTOPHER KALEB DROUIN Activities: All kinds. Ahzgemagjemo!! , Irrrr ... famous quotes. First of oil, I thank my parents ond not my sister. I can't believe I've completed high school so quickly. Gould has been on experience for me ond I thank Gould ond oil my happy teachers for it. Also, thanks to oil the neot ond wierd people who hove become my friends over the post two years. It's been fun ... I think. 20 ELAINE BICKNELL Broken windows ond empty hollwoys, there'll be o moon on o sky srreoked of grey. Human kind- ness is overflowing, ond I think it’s go- ing to roin todoy. -UB40 I foce the music, I face the facts. Even when we walk ond folk about some checkerd slocks. bowing ond skwoking, running offer rid bits, bopping, ond squinting, just like the million. Two little hitlers who fight it out until, One little hitler does the other one s will. -ELVIS COSTELLO Special thanks to: Gould faculty — You ore the best group of people ond teachers I've ever come across. Ange — I’ll never lough like I lough with you. Molls, Turd(HT), Mory, Daddy, Ted, Soroh, Shirley ond Betsey — You ore more than I could ever osk for. Someone just smiled for no special reason, looks like the smile is coming bock into season. It's easy. Doesn't hove to be o nice day, just the only one you've got. -English Bear ANGELA ADAMS I’m being forced to write this before I've hod some rime to acrually sit down ond conremplore about the post years I've spent or Gould. (Oh well, it’s probably better this way.) Some people hove class ond soy thanks to you know who you ore . As for me, well I'm going to nome nomes. To my suite motes of 86' there will never be onorher better than ours, we hod whor they coll. Cosmic Connections. As for the faculty, well, I'd like to rhonk you oil. Without having known you I would still think (to coin o phrase) that oil teachers ore sub-humon. A special ond worm thanks to Mr. Boker without whom oil this would never be possible. And then there's Eric .. . Somehow words don't seem to do justice to my thoughts of you. All con I soy is. Mush, Mush. 21 GREG NG I hove spent the last four years here asking myself, Why? Was it all worth it? Was it a misroke? I don't know yet. Ask me again later. The best thing that I had ex- perienced at Gould were all the people that passed my way. All of those who were close to me will always hold a special place in my heart. Memories serve their purpose. To my mom and dad and my family who were sup- portive of me from the start, thanks, I love you all. Hove a pleasant tomorrow. SHAWN LASKER Doughboy'’ Pugnax” What's it oil been for? We won t know till it’s over. Till then we hove to live eoch day os it were our lost. One doy it will be and you will know the answer. Thanks to Mr. Feeney ond oil my other teachers who mode my three years possible. To my friends you're the best anyone could hove. To Greg my roommate, Duh! Thanks Mom ond Dod for believing in me. 22 IIMHUUWW Some luck lies in not getting whot you thought you wonted bur getting whot you hove, which once you hove it you moy be smart enough to see is whot you would hove wonted hod you known,” — Garrison Keillor Sometimes I feel like this is the answer to growing up: You go oround in circles but you moke sense in the end. I hove found o lot of circles here, ond o lor of dear thought. Things begin to moke sense. I hove been lucky to get whot I'd never heord of here or Gould. Whot does this mean? It meons that the experiences I hove hod with so many other people hove just been super. Gut, Mom ond Dod, three isn't o crowd, nor in the woods. Soon we will be two ships aglow with the fire of thought.” Jon, take o walk on the wild side, ond don't forger to starve o little. Hi Molly! Who is the big purple loser Mr. Chondler? Thonk you Mrs. W. We re on o mission from God.” -Don Akroyd JONATHON FREDRICK KOMLOSY Obi Won” Clork Supermon” Squink” Activities: Varsity Soccer, Hockey, Tennis, Cross Country Skiing (the only real kind), Dromo, Bonds, Chorus, Miss- ing Meetings, bur belonging just the some. If not now When?”- The Divine Art of Living To thine own self be true.” Singing to myself. A lot of years spent trying to find too much stuff. Do everything you possibly con. The rime fore-ordoined unto the peoples ond kindreds of the earth is now come.” Deciding whot to do. The Dynamic Force of Example. Trying to rolk to some people. Summers on Chebeogue Is.-now ond then. Fiono, Brian, Phil, Allison, we hove control. Fiono, why do we always walk so fast, stay up so lore? Tim, Mr. Siegel; the purest people I know. Thanks for the super examples! Trying to stort to write. Pro- crastination, being lore. I'm sorry I missed your class Mr. Davis, I was raking a rest with Mr. McGuire.” Long tests. David Dixon's infleunce on my blue fishing. We should hove but the thing in Mr. Hill s bed. I was Mr. Jessen s advisee. Always eating, hardly ever swear- ing. Mark V.W. (history). A spaz on water skiis. Staying up late. Wearing glasses. Growing beards. Playing the drums for hours; being impulsive and having imagina- tion. Proctorship. Gee wizzacers! Foui! Great words. Mr. Doodle ond the ducks. Being o Baha'i. Jami and Stacy: we are strong. Mom and Dad; I hope I can live as fully as you. See how o candle burns its light, drop by drop it burns its life owoy. shedding light upon the world.” Goodbye ond thanks for all the fish.” 23 ALFRED AU ■'Alfresh” This is my second year or Gould, and my lost yeor here. In these two years, I hove learned o lor of rhings and hod many experiences. I like Gould very much and I will never forger ir. Many rhonks ro the faculty for everything. What ore you doing here? NY MAO 24 MICHELE LEPKOWSKI We must leorn to let go os eosily os we grosp, or we will find our honds full ond our minds empty. Though every hello is the beginning of o goodbye, do not lose heart; for every goodbye moy also be the beginning of another hello.”- anonymous I wont to thank everyone for making my senior year ot Gould very special ond memorable. I love you oil! — Especially you. Mom ond Dad. who mode it oil possible. MOLLY LAUCK Happiness is like time ond space. We moke ond measure if ourselves; It is o fancy, As big, os little, os you please; Just o thir.g of contrasts ond comparisons.'' -George Louis Palmello Busson Dumourier There ore many people that I would like to name in order to give recognition of thanks, bur for the fear of leaving someone out I will not do so. Instead I would like everyone to assume that I om automatically in- cluding them. Thank you, Gould. 25 MARGARET RADLEY FORD Meg Meg-let “Mogoo Activities: Field Hockey Mgr. 3,4; Dromo 3,4; Choir 3,4; Rugrots 4; Polor Deors 3,4. Thanks to: the Hills, Todds, Ishoms, Johnsons, Mr. Wight, Mr. Cousins, Mr. Fiske, and Mr. Chandler for always having confidence in me ond my moth ond Mr. Grohom for helping me to survive Outward Bound. Special thanks to oil my friends, especially Lombs, Amu, Mark, Mom, Dod, Suson, Chris, Joey, Beth, ond JNC. Walk with me ond talk with me And soy you’ll be my friend And together we’ll work our o harmony Our rood will never end Although our roods ore different Just wotch os they converge We've o job to do together now Our song it must be heard And when you're down I'll bring you up And when you're up I'll lough with you And together we'll shore o piece of mind That only true friends con find. SUSAN ISHAM Ish Lombs What con I soy? Whot con I do? You were there for me, I wos there for you. Our friendship is strong, it never will weoken, it shines in our hearts like the warmest beacon. There is something about you that touches my heart. Our friendship will stay though we be apart. -Thonk you. Thanks to the Hills, Todds, Mr. Wight, Mrs. Pooley, Ouwingos, ond Fords. Special thanks to my friends. My love to Mom, Dod, Mr. Newell, my sisters, ond Meg Ford. 26 MATTHEW JONES “The purpose for me was to get ir our of my system.” MARK FORD “Spike” Watch it now the eagle in the sky how he dancin' one ond only you — lose yourself give your free will o chance you've got to wont to succeed -Yes Thonk you Mom for giving me drive to see o project through to completion. Thonk you Dod for being around when I needed help. In our conversations ranging from computer gadgets to personal plans I found one of my most trusted allies. Amy, do things your woy-for they will most likely turn out alright. But don't forget to listen to your friends, just in cose you're wrong. Meg, WE RE FREE AT LAST! (until college) Michele L., Megan M., meals will never be the some ogoin! Matthew J„ remember Dialogue Journals-good luck with next year, wherever you moy go. night. 27 . . . Merry Christmas to oil, ond to oli o good GAELLE FOUGERAY A vous tous, un grand merci pour votre acceuil er vorre aide. En parriculier Mr. Graham, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Owen, Mr. Feeney, Mr. Dohrmonn, Madame Ouw- inga, Ms Head, Mr. Newell, Mr. Clough. Mes bons souvenirs a rous mes ami(e)s. ARNISHA PAULINE WURLITZER Nish'' Wurli” The Wurl” So faith, hope, love, abide these three; bur the greatest of these is love.” I Co. 13:13 Love Rules: =smiles and laughing =Nancy S- We'll never get lost on a mountain again,but we ll climb some. Your great. Let s keep in touch forever. =Andy, Julie, Amity =Goelle-l like your French pharses. Write! =Erika D.-Your great! What fun we've had! =Gretchen, Heather M =My Family =helping me =Mrs. Pooley, Chandlers (your great), Todds, Johnsons, Stuarts,Mr. Feeney, Mr. Graham, and the Cloughs =EVERYBODY 28 JACOB B. BOONE And he sow the mognificenr perfection, whereon he thought of himself in bolonce ond he knew he wos. He understood, he understood himself, upon this he sow that when he wos of anger or knew hurt or felt feor, it wos because he wos not understanding. And he learned compassion, ond with his eye of compas- sion he sow his enemies like unto himself ond learned to love-ond then he wos answered.” DAVID DIXON You may remember having heard (though I never said) So long, ond thanks for oil the fish. ”1 hove o strong urge to fly.” -Pink Floyd 29 JOHN AMADON I wish I was o headlight, bur I'm just a goony bird. Thanks to: Mom, Dayless, Danielle, Darren, Neither, Mandy, Dlennerhasset, Matt, and Matson. Emily, you're the besrest. Thank you for being there and making the year special for me. MICHAEL SHANNON DAYLESS Doyless Doy John-Emily, Kevin, Megglet, Darstow, Matt, Josh- Thanks for your friendships. Keith (Swirles) Thank you for all your help. Now, gain some weight and stop smiling so much. All of your love mode me HAPPY! Mr. Dohrmonn, Mr. Cousins, ond Mr. Grohom thanks for your understanding. Mom-1 mode it! All I needed was time. Thank you for the oppertunity. Pressure. Thoughts echoing In my head Confusion. Lets escope. Dream of the oncienl world Let s rule the Gods, together. Faces of the post join me now. Emotion takes me down. Amazing. The world becomes colm The true world. The time melts owoy with me. Don't lose grasp, dreamer Down's Horizon. The time hos come ogoin. Let's escope Stoy with me my friend. Create o world in your head Ancient dreams oppeor We ore friends olone. We hove mode our woy. Now. we leave. -My Drain 00 DANNIELLEANNHANSLER If doesn't mean much now, except for the future.” -OMD The world is o comedy to those that think, o tragedy to those that feel.” -Horace Waidole Was he free? Was he happy? The question is ab- surd: Hod anything been wrong we should certainly hove heard.” -W.H. Auden To oil my friends-Thonk You! Take core ond keep smiling! We ore oil just prisoners here of our own device. In the master's chambers they gathered for the feast, they stab it with their steely knives bur they just can't kill the beast.” You con check out anytime you like, but you con never leove.” -The Eagles KEVIN MATTSON Do you ever get the feeling that the story's to damn real ond in the present tense, or that everybodys on the stage ond it seems like your the only person sifting in the audience.” -Jethro Tull My favorite playmates: Whitey, Chosse, Pesrona (how do you spell that?), Homer, Diz, Kevito, John, Mike, ond Josh, ond of course, Benson ond Hedges. 31 DEREK DRESSER Whitey Thanks to everyone who helped me through these lost four years especially mom, dad, Erika, Chorles, ond Archie. Laura-'lf I should live forever ond oil my dreams come true... -P. Domingo Pere-lt wasn't the some without you. Kev-Rember John, Dione, ond Belgian toilets. Mark (Our Viking Copfoin Soiling Senior moy March in Mexico, ond Summer our West. We con walk our rood together If our gools ore oil the some We con run alone ond free If we pursue o different oin Let the truth of Love be lighted Let the love of Truth shine clear Sensibility Armed with sense ond liberty with the heart ond mind unified In o single perfect sphere. -Neil Peort MARK VAN WINKLE “Drifting through time ond space, on the face of o little blue boll flooring oround the sun.” -Jomes Toy lor Missed you this year Pete. Joan: Middleburry '86, Bartenders in paradise, see you there. Q: ” ... And I think I olwoys will. You're o good friend. J. Armotroding Derek: Limbo King,“l can't believe anyone would do that on o weeknight” Thanks to oil especially Mom ond Dod. It wos o great four years. “Something hidden. Go ond find it. Go ond look behind the ranges. lost ond waiting for you. Go!” -Kipling 02 JONH CHRISTENSEN PALMER 'J.P. J.J.V. Soccer (J.V. Soccer-lost 30 seconds); X-Counrry; Skiing-A Teom,2,3,4.Tennis.2,3,4 THANKS, MOM AND DAD. Hustling is only for the guy who con't moke the winning shot. A. Jessen T-Done, Collin, Winkle-Toes, Middlebury, Lore-night Poker, Jimbo ond the low of Relevancy. THE BELT BUCKLE goes up ond the oppressive hand comes down. Everyone of these cars comes bock by o special select edition factory worrenty for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. JIMMY SIMBE The Ulimote Mole AN OUTLOOK ON COLLEGE So Bubbles, whot's o gorgeous girl like you major- ing in? Oh, poetry. Reolly??!! Well then maybe you con help me straighten out my Longfellow!! -Rodney Dongerfield Oh by the way, thonx Mom ond Dod. 33 JOHN HOLMES Pondo Homer Holmsey Wilms” Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Golf, Cross Country, Ski- ing, Lacrosse, ond injured Thank you, Owens, Mr. Cousins, Johnsons ond especially Mr. Grohom. You hove guided ond helped me through my lost two years at Gould. Thank you. Whot tie will it be next year? Mr. Newell-five bucks soys the Sox repeat!! Keep Alec in line. He needs the help! J.P- By the rime we get the yearbooks the sox would hove olreody token the series in four. Hove o good year. Simbe-Where's U2. Soroh-keep in touch- love yo! Carrie-Good luck! You're right '85 wos the best. Bronny-Toke core of Kev. Mattson (BLIP)-We're going to hove the best summer in '87 no matter where we end up working. Your o great friend- Thonks. My best friend Peter Bizier-You’re the best Biz. We hod o lot of memorable rimes. Remember the .. . ond the ... Whot about the ... Oh well, no personal messages. Thanks o lot Pete. It wos great!!! To Gould Acodemy-My three years of Gould were the best three years of my life. Thonk-you. It wos oil worth it. And to the best of the best Mom ond Dod-Thonk you; I LOVE YOU. If it wasn't for five year seniors. Where would the world be? PETER GERARD BIZIER BIZ Activities: Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,4 (store chomps); Varsi- ty Boskerboll 2,3,4; Varsity Soccer (Copt.); Goon Sqd. 4 Remember: Freshman Floor, Sophmore 4-Poinr point fight. Outward Bound, informal lore lights, ond lotenighr poker (In Davidson, not in Holden-right Mr. Hill ). Simbe-I hope the women treat you well; J.P-Yes, I did put in on R.E.M. quote; Jordy-good luck. Mortson- Thonks for being o great friend ond best of luck with Bronwyn; Coir . . . you leave me speechless ond your great. Keep in touch; Derek ond Louro, Nikki. Nevens- R.E.M. lives ond keep in touch big guy; Ordmon-I hope the best for you; Liz-These mist covered moun- tains; Goons (Baker) Thanks: John-Thanks for being the best friend anyone could hove. BUDDIES FOREVER; Mr. Newell- Thonks for everything ond being o great advisor. Mom, Dod, Lisa, Gino-I love you all. Thanks Gould. It has been fun. This is where we walked. This is where we sworn. Take o picture here. Take o souvenier” -R.E.M. 34 PATRICK SAMBROOK Whor o good rime bur now I hove ro find o bed rhor con roke rhis weighr -The Femmes Thonk you Mr. Grohom. You knew whor I needed. Mom ond Dod ond Coro ond Borr. I really love you. Love will rear us aparr'' -Joy Division SCOTT MURPHY Sroked! Now I con concenrrore on whor life is really obour, barrels of fun! Grear sessions in Col. wirh Leirh ond Chris. The body melrs inro rhe universe. The universe melrs inro rhe soundless voice. The sound melrs inro rhe all-shinning lighr. And rhe lighr enrers rhe bosom of infinire joy. -Paramahanso Yogonondo 35 DARREN GREEN ) A man was being chased by o ravenous riger. He jumped over a cliff and grabbed onro a small, thin, branch. He looked below and sow an equally ravenous tiger wairing for him at the bottom of the cliff. As the branch he was holding on to started to break, he saw, out of the corner of his eye, o small flower growing on the side of the cliff and he thought to himself, My how beautiful it is. ’ -A Zen Tale John, the gome is over. J.5., J.A., K.S., J.D., L.E., S.M. My friends were oil around me we were close together, we rripped rhe wall, ancient shapes oil around us” -Jim Morrison CHARLOTTE REID Crippled but free, I was blind oil rhe time I was learning to see. But they ore huge. Phil me up. Heads oil empty ond I don't core. And rhe word is .. . OM Its never too late to hove o happy childhood. 36 MIKE OWENS The closest distance between two people is hap- piness! The only people who appreciate o doormat ore people with dirty shoes. It goes to show, you don't always know; wotch each cord you're ployin' and ploy it slow. A true friend will know you better in o few minutes than on ocquointonce will know in o lifetime!! Thanks to oil!! CHRISTOPHER BUNKER And no one will see, and no one will confess, the fingerprints will prove you couldn't pass the test. And there'll be others on the line fileing post, who'll wisper low, I miss you, he hod to go. And each to his own. For he’s just another piece of teenage wildlife ' — David Bowie Arty, Not, ond Pete, I wish you were here and could see me now. Outward Bound ond the lost night just wouldn't hove been the some without you people. And to Arthor Sondheim, or Speedy, I'll see you later! Hove o good life pol. Thonk you oil for being so good to me. Thanks especially to my parents for letting me live on my own. — Goodbye. 37 CHARLIE ADAMS Activities: Cycling 2; Ski Team 2,3,4,- Outing Club 2; Soccer 3,4; Golf 3,4. I get by with o little help from my friends. To everyone ot Gould: Thonks for everything and I wish you the best of luck in the future To oil my friends or Simsbury: Thank you for remembering me and let's nor forger oil the good times. Thank you to Mr. Feeney, Mr. Cousins, Mr. Hill. Dr. O., Mr. Rackliffe, ond especially Mr. Grohom. You guys really mode o difference. And special thonks to Mom ond Dod ond my family. You guys ore great! ILY BRETT A. KLEIN Are we rich or poor? Does it matter anymore, in o heatwave? — The Blue Nile Thonk you Mom ond Dod for putting me through the Gould experience. Thonks to Greg, Mott, Dune, Lorry, ond Andy for being the best of friends. And o special thonks to Lynn for helping me moke it through this year. Thonks for everything Lynn. 38 RYUTA MARUYAMA MARY” SUSHI” This is my first yeor here or Gould ond lost yeor in Gould. I wont to stay here more than o yeor. But my limit is only one school yeor or ten months. Now I can- not speak or hear English. By the rime this book will be published, I would like to be good ot speaking ond hearing English. And I thank oil the students for helping me. Someone roughr me o New English. It was very useful ond funny. I wont to meet you someday. DAMARIS HAGGE Remember not to forger. Many thanks to oil who helped along the way especially: Mike (without him I wouldn’t be here), Dr. D ond Mr. Newell (who believ- ed in me even when I didn't), Mr. Coffee (who gave me courage to get up in the morning), Alison, Moddy ond Dovid, More S., Erico, Tim Curry, ond the entire store of Colifornio. Most of oil, thanks to Mom ond Dod. I treat you like dirt but you know I love you. To Peter my best friend, my roommate ond my buddy: Thonk-you for some of the best times of my life ond oil the special memories. I love you ond I believe in you ... Someday the derby, but I con wait. Don't dream it, be it.” -T.C. MATTHEW S. BOYD BARNY Experience is whor you get when you don't get vhor you wonr. Mony thanks to my parents and ALAN J. SCHMITZ While preachers preach of evil fores. Teachers teach that knowledge waits. Con lead to hundred dollar plates. Goodness hides behind its gates. But even the President of the United Stores, Sometimes must hove to stand naked. And though the rules of the rood hove been lodged. It's only people's gomes that you've got to dodge, But its allright Mo, I con moke it. -Bob Dylan Take core Zollen Zombies, you guys were great people to know. Anyways this whole thing sounds o bit FISHY!!?? Jordy maybe when you're o senior you will hove better luck with women!! 40 BENJAMIN G. KLINE BENT KLONE Activities: Cycling 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 3,4. Andy, Kurt, Eric, ond Not-You four helped the most in making this place fun. Queen A.-Camping buddies forever! Are those your socks? Cheryl ond Shirly-Ler's go skiing??? Boody, Beth, Ruthie, Sue, ond oil the others I've said this to-Keep smiling, bur don't lough. To the four year seniors-You ore o great bunch of peo- ple ond I'll miss oil of you. Hey Som-She's looking at you. To Rat-You ore the best, keep going. And to oil the others I've forgotten, there probably wos o reason. Of oil the things that hove happened to me Gould hos got to be the greoresf. To Mom, John, Dod, ond Gronny-I couldn't hove done it without you ond I love you oil. If I leove here tomorrow would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now. There's just too many places I've got to see. If I stay here with you girl, well things just couldn't be the some. I'm os free os o bird now ond this bird you’ll never change.'' JOHN H. STRAIT CHIP SKIP SKIPPY Quote: I hope you hod os much fun os I did. Thanks for on interesting year, here's some other quotes that ore real cool. Moderation is for wofters????? : Roger Marshall (completed North Face of Everest, no oxygen.) Might os well moke the best of the situation : Eric Clapton (see this guy in concert) Toke you home, think o lot, think of everything you got, for you will be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Cot Stevens (this guy is one of my favorite poets, along with John Lennon) Other stuff I like, frock ond field, the high jump, cycl- ing, hard skiing, Ben ond Jerries (Heothbor), Jared's music, Mr. Baker's bike, free solo, Barney's impres- sions, skiing Tuckermons (heodwoll), nor being the tallest person on campus, my Zollen friends. Things that bug me: riding 50 miles with one pedal, Reogon's policies. Not clearing 6'6 , gummy rots, the smell of Zollen on certain days. Thanks everyone for making my stay at Gould on interesting ond enjoyable year. Especially Zollen Zom- bies. And thank you Mom ond Dod for giving me this opportunity in the first ploce. Hope to see you oil in the future. Look for me piloting o charter ski vocation to Switzerland. 41 HEATHER O. MclNTOSH Mobbir Hedder moggie ond milly ond molly and may went down ro rhe beach (to ploy one day) ond moggie discoverd o shell that song so sweetly she couldn't remember her troubles, ond milly befriended o stranded star whose rays five languid fingers were,- ond molly was chased by o horrible thing which raced sideways while blowing bubbles: ond may come home wiht o smooth round stone os small os o world ond os large os olone. For whatever we lose (like o you or o me) it's always ourselves we find in the sea e.e. cummings 42 CAITLIN WINN She's o lirrle rocker A pill popper, pill popper heorr stopper, heart stopper teeny bopper, teeny bopper, reeney bopper -Pinheod Dedicated to: Megler, Mobbir, Miiiiiiiiiiindy! Cecily, Rainy, ond Som Seth, you'll get over it, Neglig, get it together. Also thanks to Mr McGuire, the eternal rebel ond to Mr. Jessen who gave us oil something to think about. HEIDI DOODY Activities: Feild Hockey 1,2,3,4: Polar Dears 1,2,3,4: Manager Mania 3,4. There ore so many things I wont to soy. Alter Ego — friends for life. Thanks for being there. Ninjo — what con I soy? Silence speaks os loud os war. Know what I mean? All the love in the world. Thanks to everyone who helped out ond understood me. You know who you ore. 40 BARDIE LORRAINE ROBINSON Esther” Buckwheat” If you love something, set it free. If it comes bock to you it’s yours. If it doesn't it was never meant to be. Corlos yo estoy oqui. Thanks Newelly, Gromster, and Mr. McGuire. Chrissy you hove mastered the art of rap!! You now will be oble ot translate ony rop song into the standard English longuoge. Thanks Mo for the support. Aunt Bj it woulnd'r hove happened without you, thanks!! Tommy (tomrock) Buckwheat will live forever!! Is this really the End of Childhood ”? JENNIFER ANNE SANBORN MOPEY” JENNER” CRASH” JEN” The greatest lesson you con ever leorn is to lough or yourself.” -Dorothy W. Anderson Motivation must come from within.” — JAS Don’t walk when you con run.” — JAS After oil is said and done, o few things stick out: Mr. Fiske: no touchez vous”, skiing-the whole experience-Kitchen hill to Quebec and bock, biking, breodboking, OUTWARD BOUND!!! Thanks to Mr. Corrigon-now I know why we hove to meet deadlines,- to Mrs. Owen, for making me write it on my own, ond also, with Mr. O, for not only teaching me their respective arts, but olso what to soy or cocktail parties for the rest of my life. To Bonnie ond Mrs. Pooley-I’ll snowshoe with you anytime! Thanks to Miss Palm. Coptoin Kirk, ond to Mike, for telling me to believe in myself. 44 KEVIN HUNSBERGER I would reolly like to soy something witty, or bold, or brilliant or maybe something completely different than anyone hos ever said before in o senior quote, but, I think instead I should just simply soy thonk you. Thonk you for four years of much more than just going to school, bur for providing o home owoy from home, and o place I could become involved in and feel o port of. Thonk you for helping me survive the rough times between September '83 and moy '87. Never soy good-bye, just see you later. I JARED C.A. BRYANS JARRED! So close, yet so for — Simple Minds 45 RICK THOMAS Rick-rhe finger-THOMAS” 'GIBBON'' People ore drifting like woves on the sea; without direction like the restless wind, not knowing forward, nor knowing bock, just existing” Thanks Mom, Dod, Dick and Jone, Steph, and, oh yeo. Crump! A WORD OF ADVICE: Life is short and the world is rough, and if your gonno boggie, Boy you gotto be rough. — DJ 72' JOHN COLE COLEY” RAMBUTT” Well one year here is interesting. I wish I hod the op- portunity for more. Thanks ro- Mr. Feeney-for putting up with me. Ms. Meller-for her dedication to the greatest sport in the world. Mr. and Mrs. Boker-for apple pies and good times Chris P.-for rioutous Algebra Two classes Borney-for o great roommate and good loughs John Baker-you rule! after Ozzy Courtney-for being o great friend! And finolly-Joey Ackermon-toke core in whotever you do and weekends will never be the some without you. Point downhill! 46 GEORGE P. LEE RAY SPIKE DAH Hi and bye go to my friends (you know who you ore), Zollen Zombies (yes, they ore my friends roo), and to oil the teachers ond sraff. Thanks go to everyone who helped me (especially Doctor Taylor ond Mrs. Donovon), my friends, ond the teachers ond staff who mode learning actually en- joyable. Also to Straight Edge ond to o positive outlook on life. I know enough not to hope to hope. If there's nothing here it'll always be mine, oil mine. -Rites of Spring Why don't you get of my bock, Your expectations they ore roo much. Instead of just letting me be, You've got to set your goals for me. -Youth Of Today RICHARD SHEW Unfortunately, there is never space to soy goodbye to everyone. I truly regret this, because I'm willing to admit rhor I'll never moke it to class reunions. I know only roo well that I'll never write. Most of you, I’ll never see ogoin, so this is quire simply goodbye. Someday you'll return, to your volleys ond your forms, ond you'll no longer burn to be brothers in arms. -Dire Straits 47 4« Justin Grohs Mother is putting my new second hond clothes in order. She proys now, she soys, thot I moy leorn in my own life ond owoy from home ond friends whor the heort is whor it feels. Amen, so be it. I go to encounter for the millionth time the reolity of experience ond to forge in the smithy of my soul the created conscience of my race. Senior Baby Pictures 1: K. Vandenberge, 2: H. McIntosh, 3: P. Bizier, 4: H. Kirn, 5: C. Drouin, 6: J. Strait, 7: G. Fougeroy, 8. E. Moder, 9: M. Ames, 10: K. Crandall, 11: T. Bevin, 12: A. Wurlirzer, 13: J Grohs, 14 C. Covol, 15: T. Hodsdon, 16: J. Palmer, 17: E. McLean, 18: L. Smifhwick, 19: S. O'Horo, 20: J. Komlosy, 21: B. Klein, 22: J. Sondborn, 23: P. Som- brook. 24 E. Bicknell, 25: D Dresser, 26: B. Kline, 27: M. Jones, 28: C. Adorns, 29: G. Ng. 49 50 JUNIORS 52 SOPHOMORES 54 55 FRESHMEN 56 Williom ond Ki Clough. Heodmosrer Horry Dresser. Assoc Heodmosrer John Todd. Alumni Office Jon Todd. Bookstore 1: J. Doker. 2: L. Heod, 3: J. Owen. 4: D. Feeney. 5: J. Flske, 6: P. Rockliffe. 7: J. Wighr. 6: B. Pooley 9: H P. McGuire, 10: K. Seigel, 11: A. Borrh. 12: T. Johnson. 13: IV Dohrmonn, 14: G. Hill. 15: M Ouwingo. 16: IV Lee. 17 16: C. Newell. 19 L. Owen. 20: L Boker, 21 J M Dovis. 22: H. Dresser. 23: W Clough. 61 Lucio Owen, English Rkhord Dohrmonn. History Jomes Owen, An Robin Lee. History Corol FisKe. Musk, Dromo Jomes Fiske. Chemistry Williom Cousins, Moth Don Gordner. English 63 Robert Stuort. Director of Admissions Borboro MerrllHophom, Business Controller Suson Mellett. Director of Athletics Emily Stuort. Admissions Stephen Chandler, Moth Vicky Rond. Business Office Lyndo Chandler. Admissions Alvin Borth. Alumni Office Bonnie Pooley, Heod of Counseling. English Louren Heod. Art Wllliom Tolpey. French Undo Coron, Business Office Williom Grohom. English Morcio McGee, Librorion 65 Jon Boker. Art Lorenzo Boker. Direaor of Student Activities Gory Hill, English Coroline Hill. Bookstore Fron Bernier. Alumni Office Borboro Lucos. Asst Librorion Mory Ishom. Nurse Tomelo Johnson. Sponish Bloke Johnson. Sponish Alberto Merrill. Admissions Kirk Siegel. Computers Potricio Donovon, Nurse John Wight, Moth Polly Dovis. Heodmoster's Secrotory 67 FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY The 1986 Varsity Field Hockey Team members hod a challenging, fun and needless to say . ., interesting experience. Miss Mellett kept us on our roes (and the ground). We quickly discovered that she took no mer- cy on her players. A highlight of the season was when she convinced the faculty to challenge us to o gome. The final score was o tie, with Dr. Dresser only allowing one goal. We remained the Goddesses of Field Hockey after ploying Holderness in o long hard gome, which ended in o tie after overtime. A QUICK OVERVIEW: The Victory Donee and pre-gome meditation. After going for the pods” ogoinst Woyneflete, they decided nor to ploy us ogoin. The Kents Hill Madonna — wonno be's. And the Hebron softball” team. A Great Season! Thonk-you Miss. Mellett (especially for the delicious team dinner). AWARD WINNERS: Sportsmanship — Heidi Boody Most Improved — Molly McQuorrie Front Row: H. Boody, H Dixon, M McQuorrie, A Curter, H. Kirn. E. Coviello. Second Row: P. Leory. B Allen. J Young, M Lauck, B. Gornert, S. Coffey, Ms. Mellerr, cooch, Bock Row: P. Christy, B Hill. M. Ford. Missing: S O Horo 70 JUNIOR VARSITY We ore the hockey girls, we weor our hoir in curls ... The 1986 J.V. Field Hockey Teom hod its ups ond downs. Its ups were: Moking Mrs. Rackliffe ploy everyday because there were never enough ployers for o ream, Grerchen's hoir, the four dollars per person or McDonalds, bearing Hebron both rimes! Dus ride sing-o-longs, mudwresrling ond mooning by Mondy ond Amondo, Good Job Treeno , Eh Ordwoy! Donoh ond Lisa's New Yowrk orrirude towards field hockey, ond ploying in the roin . . . Our down's were: Our record, our illnesses(?), and number 8 on Tilron's Field Hockey Teom. Soccer, you're still o bunch of wimps! By the woy, Mrs. Rort, you hove o groovy outfit! All in all, it was o fun season ond we learned o lot. Thanks to Mrs. Rockliffe — we love you! AWARD WINNER: Coach’s Aword — Louro Ordwoy. 71 WOMEN S SOCCER Asked: Whar do you think of when you heor the words Women’s Soc- cer? A student elected the response: The Woman's Soccer Team is o mixture of bathing beauties ond Goddesses of Health who glided towards victory. Yes, it is indeed true. Women's Soccer of 1986 strove for exellence ond even won o few gomes. Through their unfaltering leadership, Susan Ishom ond Barbie Robinson steered the team towards our ultimate goal- to ploy o good gome ond hove on exellent rime. We spent o majority of our time jammed in o bus to ond from gomes, eating fries ond shoring wolkmons. The hours we dedicated solely to our sport were truly the highlights of our autumn days. The glory of BEATING HEBRON ond the tension of overtime with Woynflere ore gone but never forgotten. And speaking of departure — to the Seniors: Jen with your mondo muscles, Barbie with your Rasta hair, Sue, our one woman cheering squod, Eloine with the Betty Boop do. Missy, the picture of dedication, Goelle, our French Foriegn Aide, ond Angelo, our ultimate onimol. Always remember ond never forget Real women don’t corry sticks. Real women kick bolls! Miss Head, Mr. Newoll, one lost rime for you: HIT THE BEACH! Trout fishing in America! Beat Em, Beat Em, Buck Em, Buck Em Get them on the field ond really FIGHT! AWARDS: Varsify-Sportsmonship: Susan Ishom Most Improved: Monika Burke J.V. Coaches Award: Kelly Allison M.V.P. Army Award: Barbie Robinson Front Row: 0 Robinson, 5. Ishom — Captions. 2nd Row: E Hopkins, 0. Simpson. M. C099I0I0. M. Ring, T Pellerln. N. McElhinney, S. Cross, R. Giles, C Bornett 3rd Row: Cooch Ms Head, M. Ames, J. Sonborn, A. Adorns, C. McCorfhy, S. Sumner, M. Hersh, G. Fougeroy. B. Morgonelli, Cooch Mr Newell Bock Row: A Colyeor, Mgr M. Ouwingo. M. Burke. H Storets. J. Tobor. K. Chester Missing: K. Allison. Mgr M. Wilson, E. Bicknell 72 CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING Kerflip (Gasp!). Kerflop (Gasp!). These are the sounds familiar to the cross country runner. The cross country runner is brave, strong and above oil takes the iniriotive. Cross country changed the life of every runner. For some, the realization was the ability to go beyond phisicol ond mental limits. Others realized they would never willfully run again. Under the strong leader- ship of Coach Mac Dovis ond Cooch Don Bon Pooley the season was enjoyable ond challenging. AWARD WINNERS: Sportsmanship — Kevin Vondenberge Most Improved — John Palmer J. V. Coaches Award — Kurt Crondoll From Row: B Ingrom, J Amodon. 2nd Row: K. Vondenberge. J Evons. C. Druin, E. Moder, 5 McGee. K. Plonte, M. Jones. J. Simbe. C. Winn, D. Morvin, R. Shew, J. Donoldson: Bock Row: J. Palmer, K Swerling. M. Griffin, A Sondheim, K Crondoll. A. Nevons, J Palmer. M. VonWinkle, E Johnson, K. Hunsberger, A. Au. Missing: Coaches Mrs. Pooley ond Mr. Dovis. 73 MEN'S SOCCER VARSITY — The men's vorsity soccer squad hod o season of ups ond downs. We srorted off strong, winning the first gomes ogoinst rough competitors. As mid-season hit us, so did o slump. Fortunately, we won five of the lost seven gomes. The team mode the playoffs to face the rough N Y.A. squod. The well ployed gome ended with o 3-1 victory for N.Y.A. The team will graduate seniors: Dorney Boyd, Ny Mao, Pot Sambrook, Rick Thomas, ond coproins Peter Bizier ond Derek Dresser. High hopes ore on hand for the sixteen returning players to hove a great season next year. AWARD WINNERS: Sportsmanship-Derek Dresser Most Improved — Chris Pestono Western Maine Class D Allstor Team ond Ar- my Award - Alfonso Torres. Front row: J. Noyes, S Newoll, L. Emery. R. Kern. D. Dresser, P. Bizier. T. Hlrth, M Boker, S. Colmon Second row: Mr Johnson, cooch, D Clark, J Chosse, C. Pestono. N. Markovich, P, Sombrook, J. Almgren. A. Torres, G. McLoughlln, J Wescott, B. Moyers, B. Gortrell. B. Michoud. Cooch Wight. Missing: B Boyd. R. Thomos, Ny Moo 74 From Row: A Oorstow. T Hirth. J. Blennerhossett, M. Peorson, L Smlthwlck. R. Moruyomo. R. Ourt. K. Dovls, R. Todd. Dock Row: J. Hlnmon, J. Baker, A. Newell, J. KomLosy. B. Klein, C. Adorns. M Bee, D. Cholfant. C. Dorr, J. Ackermon, Cooch Mr. Cousins. J.V. A” — This year s J.V. A soccer ream hod o greor season under the leadership of Louis Smifhwick and John Blennerhassit. We hod lots of fun, worked hard, ond ended up one of the better teams in the league. Special thanks to Mr. Cousins, the leader of the pock. COACHES AWARD: More Dee. Front Row: D Howkes. T Peno, G Miller. T. Forsgren. C Newton. P Lothridge. E. Mogers. Bock Row Cooch Tolpey, S. Oyeniyi. S. Cutter. W. Riddell. D. Sirois, B Bloomberg. A Ordmon. J Arios, Z. Cook. J.V. B — The J.V. B Soccer Team, the Killer B's, hod o record of 9 wins ond 1 loss ond o great season. Although we did nor get much spec- tator support, we still hod fun ond won or the some time. Vigorous practice wos nor needed, our natural talent brought us through the gomes. Sesan Oyeniyi, leading scorer, or right wing, Tom Peno in the center, ond Brett Bloomberg ot left wing mode on unstoppable front line. Overall, the team worked together ond improved tremendously over the course of the season. COACHES AWARD: Sesan Oyeniyi. 75 SNOW SPORTS Jumping The '86-'87 seoson was a building year for the Gould Academy Jumping Team. Since the '84-'85 seoson was the lost year the jumping team existed ond because neorly oil the veterans graduated. Coach Wight had to start fresh. The team included Aaron Sasseville, Sarah Cross, Derek Dresser, Kevin Vandenburg, and Mike Wilson. Even though there were injuries throughout the season, the ream attended meets at Proctor. Holderness, Vermont Academy, and Kimball Union Academy. Mr. Wight was a great coach. He was consistently potient ond dedicated. Thanks for a great season We ll be bock next year — Aaron Sasseville A. Sasseville, M. Wilson. D. Dresser, 5. Cross. Dock low M Wilson W Riddell. C. Dunker. M Jones. C Newton Third Row: D Morvin D. Gortrell, G. Frizzell. A. Cutter. C. Adorns, D. Hawks. K Hunsberger Second Row: R. Moruyomo. J Polmer, Cooch Head, J. Cole. R Rou, H. Sporks, Cooch Trovers. Front Row: S. Murph . C. McCorthy. M Doker. D Dixon. D. Cholfont. E, McLeon, Cooch Mellert 76 Cross Country Skiing From Row: Cooch Siegel. P. Christie. J. Polmer. B Michoud. K. Davis Bock Row: J. KomLosy. J. Young, P Leory. J. Tobor. A Sondheim. R. Shew (stonding), P. Wodhero, E. Johnson. R Ouwingo Jim Polmer ond Kevin Dovis bottled each other oil year, adding depth to the ream. Poige Christie ond Potrice Leory, the experienced skiers on the girl's ream, olwoys finished strongly. Priyo Wodhero ond Jen Tobor both improved measurably in their first season on skies, rounding off o girls ream that com- peted well for its size. The Quebec trip in December was, os always, o suc- cess. proving beneficial ond quite eventful. The skiing wos great ond the nightlife . . . One highlight of the season wos the Maisod Cham- pionships of Hebron, in which the boys ond girls fin- ished second to two strong Freyburg reoms. The season climaxed ot Vermont Acodemy, where the New England Prep. School Championships rook place. Out of o field of twelve of the finest ski teams in New England, the boys took third ond the girls rook fifth; the best finish for Gould in many years. Thanks to great coaching ond improving skiers the ream mode sreody progress. The three seniors on the ream, Jon Komlosy, Tim Hodsdon, ond Richard Shew, mode the core of the reom. Ben Michoud seemed olmost o supermon ot times os he burned up the frocks, copping off on exellenr season by travelling with the U.S. Junior Biotholon to Finland for competition. Many thanks to Mr. Siegel for o greor season ond fun rimes. Also thanks Mr. Dovis — our trail manager ond busdriver, Mr. Johnson for his technical advise, Jim Polmer for accommodating us in his house, ond Potrice Leory ond her fomily for their beds ond hospitality. Thanks also to the Michauds, Hodsdons, ond Christies for their help ond to everyone else who helped moke this o great season. Good luck next year! — Kevin Dovis 77 MEN’S BASKETBALL Gould's Mens Vorsity Basketball Team returned to the S.P.A. this season after playing the past four years in prep, school leagues. Their reinstatement into the public school league was a smashing success as the Huskies com- piled win after win striving not only for victory bur also for Heal points. Leading the way were Coptoin Kurt Crondoll (25.6 ppg), Ron Burt (6.7 ppg.), Pete Bizier (3.5 ppg), Alec Newell (10 ppg ). Jordy Almgren (4.9 ppg.) ond Alex Nevens (10 ppg ). Gould olso received outstanding effort from its bench os the reserves were always ready to enter the gome ond contribute or provide support from the sidelines. Through the direction of Coach Richard Dohrmonn, the Huskies finished the regulor season with o 10-3 record, ond were ranked fourth in the Western Class D. In the post season tournament, the Huskies faced the Tigers of Ook Grove in the quarterfinals ond cruised to o 67-46 vic- tory. They then earned the right to ploy the number one seed Buckfield in the semi-finols. After being blown out by twenty points in the first half, Gould come storming bock in the third period to close the gap to five. However, the Buckfield Bucks stalled in the fourth quarter ond mode 10-11 of their foul shots in the waning moments to come owoy with o 76-63 victory, putting on end to the out- standing season for the Gould Academy boys. Season Record Gould 59 St. Dorns 40 Gould 53 Bangor Bapst. 45 Gould 55 Sacopee 62 Gould 56 Hyde 74 Gould 72 Freeport 54 Gould 66 Waynflete 40 Gould 49 Kents Hill 55 Gould 66 Buckfield 74 Gould 64 Telstar 61 Gould 49 North Yarmouth 31 Gould 55 Hebron 63 Gould 64 St. Dorns 49 Gould 77 Freeport 64 Gould 62 Socopee Volley Gould 60 Telstat Gould 62 Oak Grove Gould 62 Proctor r S.P.A Playoff Gould 60 Ook Grove 46 Gould 63 Buckfield 76 Bock Row: Coptoin K Crondoll, A. Nevons, C. Druin, J Almgren. A Newell. J Chosse, P Sombrook. Front Row: S. Colemon, Cooch Dohrmonn, J. Simbe, R. Burt. P. Bizier. 76 The J.V. Dosketball's record 6-5 does not reflect the good ream we hod. With more luck we could hove won some close gomes. The four high scorers were More Dee averaging 12, Todd Kirn, the Team Coptoin, averaging 10, ond Thomas Peno ond Alfonso Torres averaging 8 points eoch. More Dee hod the most points of the season with 121 ond hod the team high score for one gome with 27 points. Todd Kirn was second with 109. Highlights of the season were beating Telstor 74 to 60 after preiously losing to them ond defeating undefeated Kents Hill in o close gome. Thanks Mr. Feeney. Dock Row: A Torres, T. Devin, T. Kirn, Cooch Feeney. J Evons. A Au. Front Row: 5. Oyeniyi. T Peno, J Arios. M Griffin. N Moo 79 WOMEN S BASKETBALL An Ode ro rhe Liberty Bells The leogue-less Golden Grohoms hod on omusing bur losing season At first it seemed as if ro be o promising season bur . . The second gome proved that McDonokj's was better rhon winning. Highlighrs of rhe season were . . . Coffey-breok (o.k.o. Missionary Womon). Tinkerbell (Mondy — Hey Mondy wove those arms ). Air Allen ( the basket Beth, the basket Steroids ( wiggle that butt , a Irrle bit lighter Heother ). Brush your teeth in a safer ploce Sara W , Mo Moo! We love you!. Brick Robinson ( you can't moke 'em oil the rime! ). Ish, you UFO! Try looking when you're shooting! Srocey. you fouler you! 14 all the way! Donah you rebound queen! Way to be! Much thanks Grohmster for your support ond jokes. Good-bye Barbie ond Sue we love you. To the team: Hey guys. We ll roke the wins ond the loses becouse it was fun ond in rhe end we were A TEAM! — Thonks Borbie ond Sue Top row. Cooch Grohom, M. McKeown, S. Wholen. B. Allen, S. Coffey. H. Storets, M. Little. D. Ludvick, S. Sumner, mgr. H. Boody. Kneeling: coprains-B. Robinson, S. Isham. 60 This year marked the first in many that Gould had an official J.V. Women's Basketball Team. Everyone contributed to our colorful team. First our coptoin, Ruthie Oh no, I got the boll! Giles, broke her record ond scored her first two points in two years in the lost gome of the season. Next ore our freshmen Joanna the Shot” Donaldson ond Alice Killer Colyeor. Both astounded capacity crowds with their basketball debuts. Killer reached her scoring goal, ond the Shot omozed everyone by flying our of nowhere to attack boll or o person (whichever was closest). When it come to getting rebounds, Damaris Hagge's noils not only managed to score ond leave marks on other teams but our team os well. Lydio Bevin, o newcomer to the sport, leorned how to get really viscious under the bosket, earning her many fouls. We also hove Mary Spud Ring whose fits of joy, anger, frustration ond original approach to the sport managed to amuse ond confuse us oil. Lost but not least we hove Lisa Dawson ond Donoh Ludvick who brought their basketball talents from the Big Ap- ple to the opple core of Bethel. Donoh become high scorer ond Lisa always hod helpful advice to give. Overall, we finished the season with o 0-9 record ond on almost victory over Woynflete (27-26). We leorned more than just basketball this season ond there were no regrets; right Mr. Fiske? Top row: D. Hogge, L Bevin. A. Colyeor. D. Ludvick. Cooch Fiske Kneeling: R. Giles. L. Dowson, J. Donoldson. M. Ring. 81 WOMEN'S LACROSSE Top Row: C. Burnell. K. Chester, M. Burk. A Colyeor, L. Ordwoy. M. Clork. N. Smith. J. Young, B. Allen. N. McEIhlnney, R. Ashworth. A. Ford. Kneeling: P. Leory. M. Ring. A. Jylkko, C. Pope, D. Hogge, B. Gornett. 5. Coffey. The 1987 season was dominafly a growing year, the majority of the team being sophomores, with o sprinkling of freshman, juniors, and two seniors. The offense was led by the shooting machine, Sarah Coffey, center, obidexterous Beth Allen, and the Pass ond Catch Queen, Amy Ford. Mory Ring pulled us through with o few suprising goals, ond Caroline Crease also hod o way of bring- ing it around. On defense we hod Ord-way, who wos especially good ot picking up oil the open men, ond Moniko Burke with happy feet ond lightning speed. Potrice ond Amondo were new but quick learners, ond odded o special reserve to the defense. Becco hod the interceptions ond blocks tied up by the end of the season, ond Nikki proved to be on ag- gressor ond hustled to the ground bolls. Moriko improved incredibly throughout the season, os did Nancy ond Kore. Robin gets the injury oword for the year, ond of course we can't forget Courtney, who saved quite o few when the going got tough. If wos o good season. Special thanks to Nikki's dod for his support. The Coffey's, ond Coaches Mellet ond Head. Don't forget-Bug Busters, grey hairs, Hit Hard!, All Stars, OK Girls”, 4-wings, D-wings, we sure couldn't hove done it without Alice-rhonks for the oranges! 82 MEN'S LACROSSE Vorsiry- Bock Row: K Plonte. D Slrois. C. Pestono. J Chasse, B. Moyers, J. Ackermon Middle Row: Cooch Rockliffe, A. Newell. M Peorson. G. Miller. J. Almgren. N. Morkovich. Cooch Grohom. Front Row: B. Boyd. A Schmitz, S Lasker. Coptoin D Dresser. P Bizier, B. Klein, J. Polmer, K. Vondenberge J.V.- Bock Row: J. Noyes. D Morvin, G. Gross. G. Frizzell. G. McLaughlin, M. Wilson, M Griffin. D Greene. E. Mogers, C Bunker. D Bor stow, Cooch Stuort. Front Row: N Moo. D Clorke. M. Boker. Coptoin A. Corver. Coptoin T Forsgren. Coptoin B. Gortrell, T. Peno. A Ordmon. J. Cole. 63 MEN'S TENNIS Vorsiry- Bock Row: S Oyeniyi, R.Thomas. J Simbe. P Sombrook. J KomLosy. J. Polmer Fronr Row S. Colemon J.V.- Bock Row A Au. A Nevens. D. Howks, T. Hirth. B Bloomberg. J Arios, Cooch Trovers. Fronr Row: J Baker. R. Moruyomo. 84 WOMEN’S TENNIS 85 SOFTBALL Vorsity- Bock Bow: S. Sumner. B. Hill. M Ames. M. McKeown, C. McCorrhy. B Robinson. Cooch Newell. Fronr Bow: Cooch Dohrmonn, D. Ludvick, L Dowson. J Wight. M. Bussell. J. Do no kj son. L. Todd. Bon Burt mgr J.V. Bock Bow: J Coffey. B. Giles, G Green. C. Beid. B. Moy, J Tobor. T. Quinn. Middle Bow: H Srorets. B Morgonelli, D Honsler Front Bow: G Sonders. J Turner- Ashley. M Coggiolo, B Simpson. C. Bor nett, Cooch Pooley 66 CYCLING Bock Row: Cooch Dresser, D Dixon, B Kline. A Sossevllle, W. Riddell. E. Johnson, Cooch Siegel. Front Row: Chip Strait, J. Stolier, B. Prendergosf, L. Smithwlck, S. Cross The 1987 Cycling Seoson wos o successful one with the orgonizorion of the first Moine Store Prep. Cycling Leogue. Throughout the seoson the teom hod mony strong finishes, in- cluding 1st, 2nd ond 3rd or Kent's Hill home race. The teom also competed in some Lakes Region Races in New Hampshire. At New Hompton the team finished 3rd out of 10 schools, ond ot White Mountain we finished 4th. With the help of Mark Ford, Wildi Riddell, Edwin Johnson, ond Ben Prendergosf, the stock value for tire ond tube companies jumped incredibly this spring. Good luck next year! 87 GOLF The 1987 Golf Team or Gould who was known os ro os The Dirty Dozen ' ter- rorized curses ond ployers around Maine. The ream s record was o consisronr 3-0 of dual march ploy. The ream leader Todd moching gun” Kirn, finished rhe year with 5 wins ond only 1 loss. The resr of rhe reams members ore os follows: John ' smoke-urn” Holmes, More slice” Bee, Charlie duh” Adorns, Cory quick- sand” Lord, Chris previ- sionol Dorr. Doug worm burner Solmon, Garrerr Ding ' Gerrord, Stuart woodsie” Newoll” Jeremy no show” Evans, Kevin hoy-fever” Mattson ond John lives in rhe volley” Cohen. Special thanks ro our esteemed coach Bloke Johnson. Dock Row: M Dee, J. Evons, K. Mortson. S Newoll, C Adorns, G. Gerrord, Coach Johnson. Front Row: Coptoin T. Kirn. C. Lord, D. Solmon. J. Cohen. C. Dorr. 66 89 OUTING CLUB During the fall season while soccer, and cross country were going on, there was a medium sized group that went by the name of Outing Club . This group trouged through swamps, hiked big mountains, canojed beautiful lakes, and even rock climbed 100 degree angles. This group was also a great help to the Gould community. One day the group was asked to stack a barn full of hay. With no hesitations or mumbles from the group, the Club managed to stock It in almost recorded time. What on energetic group!?l The group consists of: John Cole (What do you meon we're not climbing? , This is all we're climbing? ),- Aaron Sassevile (Spidey); Jeff Stollier (I love rock to rock climb.); Dove Barstow (An outdoorsman kind of guy.); John Cohen (tension, TENSIONI); Danielle Hansler (Mr. Chandlerrrrrrrr); Matt Goldberg (I'm not commando. I think I'm James Dean.); Ben Klein (It's 4:10, where ore all my women?); Tom Kucera (I need a razor.); Charlotte Reid (?); Alan Schmitz (I made a mistake in coming here.); Doug Solman (Walking advertisment for Anhauser Busch); Chris Adams (Where are my Ray- Bans?); Chip Strait (What do you mean I have to pull out?); John Lowe (H.S. I want to be famous! , but that would be scarrry); Garrette Gerard (Give me my bowl); Alec Bennett (Why am I here?); Amanda Jylkka (Getting geeked is better than being herel); Marika Clark (I need a cigarettell); Shaun Lasker (Doughboy does live??); Last but not least there is Rob (Winger) Ouwinga (Rob don't tip the canoell Splash!!). The staff consisted of Mr. Feeney, Mrs. Owen, Mr, Chandler, Mr. Hill, and maybe once or twice Mr. McGuire. ?2 MOUNTAIN DAY Life ot Gould con be quiet ond unthreorening for weeks until blood boils ond tempers floir. Activities ond studies con pur enough pressure on the students to the point of bursting. Teochers olso feel the tension,- at- tempting to encourage the unencourogeobles. There is only one solution: MOUNTAIN DAY!) This year's Mountain Day achieved its purpose os o releose volve. The day was one of symbolic fasting to remember the hungry oround the world. A limit of two apples per per- son was declared which precipitated o great event: The Greot Rush For Goodies . After teochers ond students were divided into groups of ability ond choice the anxious Gouldies were wisked off, with extra Telstor buses, to Evan's Notch in the White Mountain Notional Forest. The doy was fun, ond after o crowded lunch the bus ride was rime enough to reflect on the doy ond begin anew with refreshed vigor. 93 HALLOWEEN... 94 AND MORE FALL STUFF... THE COOKIE MACHINE A typical Friday morning assembly? Hardly! It all began with the fearless proctors explaining to Gould the trust fall and a process coll the cookie machine . The cookie machine was constucted of the student body and teachers lined up to Hanscom. Mr. Clough was then shuffled on the school's arms to his office. The machine's success was tremendous with the undulating movement of Mr. Clough, The Glacier , steady and completed after only twenty minutes. Mr. Clough, who was hoping for on eosy Friday before o full weekend, was quoted to soy, UG, my neck is stiff! The whole event will be remembered os the day of triumph for the Clough Cookie Machine . What does the future hold? It is the author s opinion that every Gould faculty member should participate in the machine to achieve full unify of Gould and more good loughs. 95 96 The stoge opens on o mound of earth. Two nar- rators begin the role that has grown up with families generations ago, ond is still o classic, reod by young people ond old. Suddenly, the mound of earth moves. . . still ogoin . . . moves ogoin. Out flies the oftermoth of Mole's spring cleaning. The Mole himself emerges, ond with o Hong Spring Clean- ing ”, his adventures begin. The audience is token through Grohom's half — mon, half — onimol world with o minimun of ver- sitile props, ond good lighting effects to show seasons ond ploces. Many of the props were moved about the cost itself, which was on effective woy to move the audience without stopping the action. Indoors ond outdoors blended together, len- ding on onimoliry to oil of the scenes. A hard thing to overcome was the conversion of the book into ploy form, but the cost did on ex- cellent job capturing the dry ond subtle British sense of humor, os well os the overall theme of the book in their rendotion. Grohom's ideas carried though very deorly — perhaps even more so because of the audience. The ploy con teoch o lor of lessons to the Outside World, even though Ratty, Lynn Kumre, ond Mole, Kim Simmons, never went there. We will be embarking on our own adventures very soon. Friendships ond home will be just os impor- tant to us os it is to Otter; Jenny Coffey, Mole. Dodger, Joke Boone, ond Ratty — especially if we ore os rosh ond headstrong os Toad, Dorren Green. The production delighted ond roughr or the some rime, and this seems to be exactly whot Grohom meant his book to do. Tim Hodsdon 97 WINTER CARNIVAL '87 98 With rhe theme Sesame Street and King J. Palmer and Queen C. Reid, Winter Carnival was a great suc- cess!! Highlights included snowsculpfures, toboggan racing, and special appearances by Cyndi Lauper, The Villiage People, and Elvis Costello. In the end, when rhe snow hod settled and points were tallied, Davidson hod taken rhe coveted title from the once supreme Holden Dorm. The Winter Car- nival Plaque belongs to Davidson this year, bur Holden and Gehring are already making plans for next year. Urn malh b 99 WINTER STUFF 100 WINTER MOUNTAINEERS Everesr? K2? What next? Or sould we ger some more firewood? Winter Mountaineering seemed to wind down down before it reolly wound up. Everyone was sod that it ended so soon. Besides moun- tain peaks, many heights were reached in this small group. And many depths were probed — some unfortunately with evil lurking rocks. Cliff jumping wos the sport and o broken leg was the end of that, when the guy with the funny first name got o chance to practice his outdoor medicine. When rock and ice grew boring, the ever- octive winter moutoineers turned their attention to trees, and spent five days climbing ond gathering select trees for the spectoculor Winter Cornivol bonfire. And the snow architecture — massive poloces of luxeriont culinary efficiency. All that firewood gathering was sure worth it ot night when it got cold ond you could sit in the worm smoke ond dry out (or melt) boors. When they could nor be found in the mountains (which indeed was rare), the mountaineers could be found doing Jone Fonda aerobics ond dreaming of the peaks to be climbed, ond the endless supply of firewood for those unforgettable nights around the fire... 101 “What would you like to drink? , ond they ore off ogoin. Everyone has something to soy, even if he is standing in onti-moreriolistic bowling shoes thot ore great for both foil ond winter. Most everyone did hove something to soy in the Gould Academy Players' presentation of Close Ties , o humerous but deep meaning ploy on how people relote, or foil to. Love is just o fancy name for security? Hmmm . . . moybe, but who will tell Grandmother when she is over the edge? A large oudionce of parents, teachers, ond students chortled ond chuckled os they watched scenes of senile mother with daughter, sister with sister, college daughter with mother. There was some ospect of the human encounter for almost oil to recognize, even when o smoke cloud rolled across stage smelling suspiciously of burned pop- corn. Oh well, so much for the midnight snock ... But wasn't the conversation great? Of course, one of the great advantages of grow- ing old is that you don't core whor people think anymore, so grandmother con soy whatever she wonts ond she con cut the vines on the summer house. Or con she? Since there is never ony decent bread in the refrigerator, I guess you will hove to talk instead of eot. The Gould Academy Players managed to do both however, so you con osk them whot the answer is... Justin Grohs 102 CAST: Missy Ames Heidi Kirn Tim Hodsdon Kim Simmons Coif Winn Rachael Dreyfuss Louis Smirhwick Som Lozore 100 104 105 SENIOR 4-POINT Ar rhe srorr rhe World Hunger Problem wos nor on ideo I concerned myself with. Since rhe only hunger I hove experienced is rhe growl of my sromoch before deciding on pizzo or o homburger, rhe problem wos difficult ro comprehend. After Mr. 5rorets gove rhe Hunger Briefing, discus- sions begon ond hunger become on issue. In ond our of our groups we dealt with world hunger in very personal ways. As rhe senior class ended Four Point ond left for vocation, I realized rhe real achievement in studying rhe issue wos ro approach o problem that went beyond self-focusing worlds. I think that whether we choose ro ignore, accept, or deny rhe problem is on insight os ro rhe way we hove chosen ro approach life. The way we chose ro deal with rhe World Hunger Problem wos our own.-Eric Moder 106 JUNIOR 4-POINT Whot is if onywoy; this 'Outward Bound’?”, you moy well ask. The question taunted me throughout March break. Outward Bound had a different effect on everyone, and olthough it is hard to explain, it is worth trying. Even though people went into the trip with mixed feelings everyone was affected by the experience. This is because the social barriers and everyday rush to get nowhere fast hod disap- peared. The only worries were to reach the destination ond keep the group together. I thought my group hod o positive attitude because even when we suffered from sun stroke, ond fought over routes to take, meals to cook, ond the chores, we learned to trust eochother ond stick together. After the trip I asked myself, Whot was the pur- pose onywoy? Why spend eight days in the woods?” There is no solid answer bur the trip did ef- fect me ond does effect me now. It gave me o perspective on one person's size in the world. Dur- ing my solo I thought these people ond the impor- tant things I should be owore of ond shouldn't forget. In coming owoy, I feel that more Outward Bounds need to be explored - Som McGee 107 SOPHOMORE 4-POINT The Sophomore point involved moking musical instruments ond learning to ploy them. We were divided into groups depending on which instrument we aspired to ploy. I feel certain constucting the instruments hod nothing to do with the Sophomore point, but wos on indirect test of patience, per- sistence ond the ability to glue pieces of wood together that would not do so within the lows of science. When we finally got the strings on our instruments (except Todd, who never quite mastered that) we rook some lessons ond practiced much. At the end of the week we joined together around our combustion free comp fire in Binghom to ploy o few tunes, like Bile' Dem Cobboge Down” ond Hot Cross Buns . We discovered that rhough our music perhaps locked the sophistica- tion of Jim Scott, DOA ond even Old Grey Goose, it hod o definote personal chorm. Now when I refrive my mandolin from deep within the depths of my closer ond I om politely asked to leave the room, I remember the one week we were oil accomplished ond ap- preciated musicians.-Heidi Dixon 106 FRESHMAN 4-POINT The Freshmon Four Point to Woshingron DC wos fun. The doss wos separated into two groups. The first left Fri- day in two vans. They spent that night relaxing ond mellowing in the hot tub of the Thomas' beautiful home in New Jersey. The next day they stopped ot Gettysburg ond were treated to four by Mr. Hill. The others left on Saturday for o nine hour train trip. After o nights rest they headed out to Mount Vernon, ond hod lunch by the Lincoln Memorial. The visit to the Viet- nam Memorial wos o moving experience. For the next few days the freshmen doss wos very busy. They met with Attorney General Jim Tierney ond Senator George Mitchell. One afternoon while relaxing, Mr. Fiske fought some how to ploy poker, while others got lost on the subway frying to go shopping. At the end of the trip, Mr. Newell said to Kate, This Donnie ond Clyde relationship is over. I'm o happily mar- ried mon-don'f get me wrong-it wos great while it lasted. Duf I’m going home to my wife today, it's over... We greatly appreciate the hospitality of the Thomos’. We would like to thank Mr. ond Mrs. Cousins, Mr. Dohrmonm, Mr. ond Mrs. Fiske, Mr. Newell, Mrs. Hill, ond especially our group leader, Mr. Hill.-Priyo Wodhero 109 110 FIORELLO What o cost! What o crew! What a performance! Under the superb direc- tion of Carol Fiske, Fiorello delighted ond amazed audiences with on en- thusiastic barrage of dancing, singing, ond admirable acting. With the help of Tom Ford (Technical Director), Heidi Dixon (Choreography Director), Greg Ng (Stage Monoger), ond of course the excellent bond of Sam Lozorre (piano), Koy Stanley (elec- tric piono), ond Kevin Mattson (drums) Fiorello was bound to be o success. Top performances were given by the whole cost, but o few, experienced ac- ting on the Gould stoge for o first time. Tim Bevin (o senior of Shelburne, N.H.) portrayed the lead role of Fiorello LoGuardio ond Heather Sparks (o junior of Boston Mo.) ployed his wife Theo. Mott Jones (o post-groduote of Worcester, Mo.), Neil ond Eric Moder (o senior of Edgortown, Mo.), Morris were Fiorello's trusted right-hond men. Other notables include Coit Winn (o senior of Topshom, Me.) os the secretory, Tim Hodsdon (o senior of T7- R9. Me.) os Floyd McDuff, Molly Louch (o senior of Portland, Me.) os Doro, ond Jon KomLosy (o senior of Yarmouth, Me.) os Ben. These veterans of the Gould stoge gave the final contribution to help Fiorello come to life before the eyes of applauding audiences. 112 Stage Crew: Kelly Allison Andy Darstow John Blennerhassett Zoc Cook Rom Kem Lisa Lorheridge Fritz Morston Megan McGuire Chet School Bond: Som Lozore Kevin Mattson Koy Stanley Directors: Carol Fiske Will Tolpey Tom Ford Greg Ng Heidi Dixon Cost: Timothy Bevin Eric Moder Mollie Louck Timothy Hodsdon Morthew Jones Coitlin Winn Heather Sparks Angelo Adorns Margaret Ford Jonathon KomLosy Kevin Dovis A. Jomes Fiske H. Paul McGuire Williom Cousins William Tolpey Bloke Johnson Elaine Bicknell Paige Christie Emily Coviello Heidi Dixon Susan Ishom Tomi Johnson Amondo Little Mollie McQuorrie Morlies Ouwingo Tineke Ouwingo Vicki Rockliffe Jon Todd Priyo Wodhero Erico McLean Samuael McGee Melisso Coggiolo Beth Allen Courtney Burnell Amy Ford Bethony Hill Elizabeth Hopkins Elizabeth Ingram Rebecca Margonelli Caroline Pope Mary Ring Kimberly Simmons Andrew Nogo Jeremy Hinmon Patrick Sombrook Christopher Drouin Katherine Chester Lucio Owen John Todd no 114 CHOIR Dock Row: P. Sombrook, K. Mattson, W. Clough, J. Komlosy, K. Davis, T. Hodsdon, D. Allen, B. Garnett. 3rd Row: M. Jones, M. Louck, C. Burnell, A. Wurlifzer, A. Ford, C. McCarthy, T. Johnson. 2nd Row: A. Haas, P. Wadhero, J. Tabor, E. McLean, E. Bicknell. Front Row: M. Ford, B. Hill, C. Winn, Director C. Fiske. CLUBS ALLIANCE FRANCIASE Bock Row: 5. McGee, L. Smirhwick, T. Hodsdon, E. Bicknell. Front Row: M. Louck, A. Adorns, B. Ingram. S. Colemon. 116 Dock Row? Advisor M. Ouwingo, M. Ford, J. Komlosy. Middle Row: R. Dreyfuss, M. Jones, E. Bicknell, S. Ishom. Front Row: B. Allen, H. Sporks, P. Leory, B. Gornetr, M. Louck, L. Ordwoy. REACHOUT The mood of our society is slowly changing from o spend thrift, throw owoy attitude of let the other guy worry”, to o more concerned ond involved group of people thinking of the futures of others. Consequently, this year was o vintage one for Reochouf. At the beginning of the year. Dr. Ouwingo's clossroom was pocked with new members of this worthy organiza- tion. Now near the end of the year, the numbers ore fewer, but the positive influence is no less. The highlight of the year for Reochout was the announcement that the organization ond its members hod won the America’s Furture Award, presented by WCSH television. Reochout was nominated the oword by Mrs. Pooley, unknown to everyone else. The surprise ond excitment wos complete when the members of Reochout were inter- viewed ond given sixty seconds of prime time television ot least once doily. The members expressed their views on the importance of Reochout does in thr community of Gould, the lorger community of Bethel, ond even the world community. This years Consortium reached new records, one totaling one hundred dollars, which wos sent to Cloudio Lopez.of Guotomolo, whom they sponsor. Reochout wos invited to attend the Maine State Porode, hopefully o tradition that will continue. The participation ond good honest desire to help, that oil the Reochout members expressed ond followed through on, wos whot mode this year on exceptionally satisfying one for Reochout. POLAR BEARS Bock Row: D. Dresser, L. Head, A. Ford, B. Allen, A. Wurlifzer, K. Dovis, M. Ford, G. Sanders, K. Siegol, S. Cross, K. Vondenberge. Front Row: W. Tolpey, H. Dixon, R. Giles, B. Pooley. (Taking picture is P. Rockliffe) 117 BLUE KEY Dock Row: D. Allen, S. Cross, M. McKeown, L. Todd, J. Komlosy, E. Dicknell, M, Louck, L. Lorhridge, K. Plonte, M. Pearson. Front Row: L. Ordwoy, M. Ring, P. Wadhera, D. Gornett, D. Ingram. YEARBOOK! Editors Eric Moder and Eloine Dicknell. Photographer Charlie Ickes. Advisor Ms. Lee. 118 119 120 121 122 GEHRING Alrhough, Gehring Hall, the home of 45 girls (women), is o populor dorm, it was nick-nomed The Troumo Center in the year 1987. The main problems experienced by the girls there were usually mole related. A few couples who were able to withstand the pressure were-Liz 6 Pete, Angelo Eric, John Emily, ond Caroline Chris. But most of the relotion- ships fell under the stress of soop opera life. Other problems, in the usually peaceful Gehring, in- cluded the foil polarbearing doy, when Heather ond Angelo, ran down the hall waking people, of 6:00 am. The roommate fights on Sunday mornings, the disruptive Study Holls, the sneaky trips down to wotch T.V., ond overzeolous room inspections ore other ex- amples. However, the spirit of the dorm, ond the constont support given by others, mode Gehring o special ond interesting place to live. 124 Holden Dorm Yes, Holden is the lond of men ond the spirit of adolescence. If is the most famous ond covered cos- tie here in New England, ond possibly the entire East Coast. It contains the sexiest men on the Western Hemisphere. Holden, it has the Vortex. If hos its distinct smell. What more could onyone wont in o men's dorm? A jocuzzi built for 54 would be nice. Actually moke that 60, we can t forget Mr. Hill. To Mr. Hill: the guys of Holden would like to wish you ond your family the best of health, luck, ond hoppiness. The dorm just wasn't the some without you. 126 QZ NOsaiAva 129 130 DAY STUDENTS 131 Editor's Note In o small community such os Gould, it is essenriol for the school's faculty and student body to be involved in many different things. The wider variety of activities builds not only o more interesting hlghschool experience, but gives important exposure necessary in broadening chorocter and forming o stronger Gould. As editors of the Academy Herald, Elaine and I, were involved in on excellent example of o broadening experience. Through the long hours of typing, planning, picture taking, and developing we were forced to rake the great responsibility of completing a yearbook. More importantly the Academy Herald gave us the chance to see Gould Academy work together and complete a project. Sure we felt alone for much of the time with only Ms. Lee to assist, bur now its clear that there exists a genuine concern for a good yearbook. Pictures, writing, cooperation, ond ideas came from the whole school. Elaine and I sincerely hope we completed a product the whole school con enjoy. Before leaving however Elaine and I wont to tell you more about being involved in activities or Gould, whether you ore a student or faculty member. The involvement of students ond faculty in projects such os the Academy Herald, Literary Mogozine, the Community Post, (Tug Pats, Reachout, or the many other activities has a direct rela- tionship with the bonds between students and faculty. It is the extra things after school and the classroom that ore going to make Gould stronger. To this year s students: many of you expressed concern on the topics of the relationships between students and faculty, and the qualify time you spend at Gould. If o richer experience is what you wont, do something about it. Join the yearbook, Reachout, or a softball or basketball league. If you don't try, forget if. If you only put effort into things that hove immediate rewords, then you deserve to sit in an empty experience. Rather than putting your energy in complaining, start taking advantage of the great stuff Gould Academy hos to offer. Through the year- book, Elaine and I had a good experience and made o close friend of Ms. Lee. If you want the same, pur some ef- fort into it. To the faculty: There ore so many activities that you seem to limit yourselves only to the activity you're directly involved in. To encourage students to diversify it would be helpful if you become more concerned with Gould ac- tivities on a larger scale. By keeping up with the other activities you, as on adviser, can encourage odvisees in becoming involved with the school on o broader basis than maybe your advisees had nor considered. Concern about Gould Academy ond its students must be generated by you and con be spread by you. Our concern is for a better Gould Academy and we are optimistic that our school can become even better. We hope the yearbook is os good us it was hard to do. We also wish the best of luck to future yearbook staffs. It's a thankless job but the rewards last longer than the work you put into it.-Eric Moder, Elaine Bicknell 132 THE PICKLE JAR The struggle between good ond evil hos been fought throughout history. The clash is never ending ond exists in everything living ond spiritual. The Gould Academy Campus hos become o nucleus for such struggles, which hove been controlled in one moteriol object whose surrounding gloss walls oct os o force shield ogoinst the internal commotion. This bottle between good ond evil is for the survival of these entities in o world ond o universe of weak, easily in- fluenced individuals. In o jor the two swing in o balance ond ore controlled for the good of the Gould Academy mon ond woman. This yeor the supreme responsibility for the monitoring of the conflict sits with Eric Moder of second floor Holden, room thirty. The atmosphere is constantly measured ond maintained at on equilibrium between negative ond positive force. For o complete understanding, it is necessary to know the purpose of the jor ond its unnatural control on the Gould Academy Campus. In the works is o master plan that wos conceived four years ago by several for-sighted students. The plan is simple yet great enough to change the current ond future students learning here or Gould. With the obsence of good ond evil the students con grow ond strengthen themselves unhampered by the cosmic forces. The schemers gave birth to their idea when the perfect holding element wos found, on unobtrusive pickle jor. After o short religious ceremony, they blessed the jor ond filled it with the contents. The substonces chosen to repre- sent the forces of good ond evil were sacrificed to the Jor ond placed in the shielding walls. For the forces of good there wos o remaining clossic Vlossic pickle, o big, juicy ond delicious Sunkisr orange, ond on unwroped Sniker's Bor. The forces of evil were represented by one, hoiry, smelly rabbit s foot, o large, gross leech, ond several chewed popcorn bolls. As o neutral agent some foce wiskers were sprinkled in. The mixture of contents float ond ooze caus- ing an orgy of limitless power and green slime. With the plan olive there is no stopping it. Each yeor a guordian is chosen and sworn to the ways of the Jor. The responsibility is enormous ond hos its affect. Although some may crock with the stress ond tension, life with The Pickle Jor'- (no longer o pickle jor) moy bring, most occept their destiny ond conquer the challenge. The guardians see the power of the Jor ond ore encouraged to strike our ond take the initiative”. With both good ond evil con- trolled, the guardian con use the power of The Pickle Jor” os his inspiration. In this yeor, nineteen hundred ond eighty-seven, the Academy Herald, yearbook of Gould Acodemy, hos been partially dedicated to the Pickle Jor . This occurence is evidence of the growing influence The Pickle Jor hos in Gould life. In order for the development of the students to equal that of the guardian’s, Gould should occept the reality of The Pickle Jor” ond use the power to its fullest. 130 COMMENCEMENT MAY 23, 1987 We don't need our wl-ni onymore. Kurt Crondoll Voledictory v 134 In Memonam Eleanor Boots Morton 136