Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

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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

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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

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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