Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

The. icrophone. ft non ?u - DEDICATION Behind every successful organization there is usu- ally a person or persons who unselfishly give their time and effort to make that organization a stronger one. The Class of 1982 would like to commend Mr. Col- lins and Mrs. Abbott for giving up their time and giving to us their spirit and support in order to bring the Class of 1982 together . We thank you for your dedication and support, but most of all for being our friends. The spirit of togetherness has contributed to the success of the Class of 1982. Every class that graduates from Hermon starts out as individuals and develops into a unified group. This year's senior class, in particular, has had a rough time. Our freshman year we came in as strangers just like every other class. Our sophomore year showed few accomplishments, leaving us with little enthusiasm. Our junior year with Mr. Carrigan, we began to pull ourselves together and won the winter carnival. The beginning of our senior year brought us the closeness that we needed to carry us through. With the help of Mr. Collins and Mrs. Abbott, the rest fell into place. The bonds between us strengthened as we dominated our school through victory after victory. If it weren’t for our class togetherness, we would not be the winners that we are now. 3 Escape From Algebra This is bizarre. Here I am in this classroom feeling totally isolated. I am bored. I don’t like being bored. Being bored makes me nervous. Very nervous indeed. The walls. Are they moving? Nol Get a grip on yourself. But they’re moving. I swear it. They’re moving in closer, constricting me. I’ve got to get out. I eye the door. No. impossible. I'd be gunned down before I could work the security bolts. Windows? Barred. Anyway, it’s a 500-foot drop onto the rocks. Thinkl Tunnel — Locigal. I slowly slip down in my seat and peel Up the tiles. Yes. it’s possible. I dig. Using my fingernails, teeth, and a short pencil I dig a hole. It gets deeper, longer. Have I cleared the classroom yet? Probably. I dig up. Wowl I’m in the hall. I made it. I jump out. I run ... Past the office . Nol I’ve been spottedl Remain calm! I walk casually by. Suddenly a secretary wearing a military Uniform and carrying a machine gun Stops me. Do I have a pass? My mind is racing. How should 1 answer? No. I don't. She quickly inserts a clip. I run. Machine gunfire racking my ears. Painl Immense Pain. Bullets tearing through my flesh I crawl, sliding my blood soaked body Across the cold tiles. I reach for the doors leading outside. And then Oh, Nol The bell rings Trampled to death by hungry students And Voc. Ed. Just another bloody lump for George to clean up. An unsuccessful attempt to Escape From Algebra.” 4 Keith Cousins 85” CflRyoLft BUS DRIVERS Row I: R. Hill. E. Alexander. A. Jones. Row 1 M. Spencer. J. Overlook. C. Bishop. M. Fitz. E. Conant. C. Bemis. J. Brown. G. Clemen! SCHOOL BOARD Row k P. Johnston. R. Ormsby. B. Hurlburt Row 2: R. Mullen. T. Schoppe. O. Black. T. McLeod. Secretary: Dianne Avery Bookkeeper: Ruth Plourde Superintendent: Dale Douglass Principal: Caswell W. Wood Secretary. Mona Small 6 Coleene Abbott George Bryant Chemistry Physics General Science John F. Anderson General Math Social Studies Richard D. Babb Driver Education Robert L. Baldwin College Biology I College Biology II College Science Greg Brawn Custodian U.S. History World Civilization I Advanced Social Studies Ida Lee Bryant Physical Education Health Ruth E. Bunker Resource Room: English Math Civics Vocational Skills Citizenship Ralph Carr Guidance Counselor Athletic Director Joe Cardello Physical Education Health 7 Robert Carngan Robert A. Dondero Freshman English Junior English Senior English Speech Janice Clain French I. II. Ill Spanish I. II Mary Martha Collins College Science General Algebra I. II Consumer Math Ned Collins Business Math Business Law Psychology Bookkeeping I Jo Curran Typing I Shorthand I General Business Industrial Education Art Patricia Goodspeed Study Hall Monitor J. Fuller Goodwin Cooperative Vocational Education Christine G. Greene Freshman English A Sophomore English B Junior English C Senior English A Donna J. Horton Algebra I Descriptive Geometry Geometry General Algebra II 8 Anne M. King Freshman English A.B Sophomore English A.C Senior English B Robert R. Laughlin Librarian Wilfred H. Lord Algebra II Geometry Advanced Math Les Masson Transportation Supervisor Jane M. McClarie Senior English A Junior English B Sophomore English A.C Freshman English C Niles Nelson General Math Ml General Algebra I Venise L. Pelton Current Events World Geography Civics Darrell A. Roundy Band Chorus Stage Band Music Appreciation Cheryl Russell Typing l.ll Accounting I Shorthand II Cliff Small College Biology I General Biology General Science General Algebra II Algebra I 9 Anne M. Smith Basic Home Economics Robena Sproul Guidance Secretary Terry A. Stairs Custodian Ernest E. Starbird Business Math Typing I Office Practice Record Keeping Accounting il Sidney S. Slather Industrial Arts Sheila M. Stewart Freshman English B.C Sophomore English B Senior English B Reading Jane E. Waltz U.S. History Vocational Skills English Extra Help In Any Subject George A. Watson. Jr. Custodian Robert Webster Sociology Civics U.S. History June R. Wilcox Advanced Home Economics 10 QfSfc OF Good enough for the girls we go with. Baseball 1,2,3� Soccer l.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2. JONATHAN S. BABB JIM BELL Jon Babb Never can one person stand alone, nor can he expect to have others stand for him.” Debate I. Chorus It Soccer l.2s Chess U.3.4i Band I.2.3.4� In- tramurals U,3,4i Student Lead- er 3.4� Stage Band 4. RALPH BARBIERI Barbarian There are those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what hap- pened.” Voc. Ed. 3� Co-op 4. STEVEN R BELL Holger's Brother Love speaks always, but not al ways in words. Don't look at me. I didn't do it.” EHA I� Color Guard 3.4t Hag Guard 4. Intramurals CYNTHIA SUZANNE BATES Cindy”. Cindy Sue DANNY BIGELOW Danny 12 Hope for the best • cope with the rest. ' Could be. Basketball Mgr. I� Band 1.3.3.4� Stage Band 3.4 Jr. Ex. BARBARA BISHOP Barb FHA I� Flag Guard l Hawk Staff 3� Microphone 3.4� National Honor Society 3.4$ Girls' State Alternate 3$ Basketball Mgr. 1.3.3. JOLENE L. BURKE Jo” You can get nothing from nothing. Student Council� Class Com- mittee 3� Walk a-thon 3� Jr. Ex.� Speech 3,3; Girls State 3; Intra- murals 1.3.3.4. SUZANNE YVETT BISHOP Suzie Q Come in - out of the dark- ness. Stevie Nicks FHA I; Flag Guard I; Micro- phone 1.4� Basketball Mgr. 1,3.3� Girls’ State Alternate 3$ Nation- al Honor Society 3,4. JOLETTE L BURKE Jo’ The voices of the future beckon quietly� the voices of the past beckon amiably� the voices of the present beckon uncertainly� the voices of death beckon surely. Of which do you hear? The answer differs you from your peers. Chess 1.3.3.4� Debate 1.3� French Club 3� Chorus 4. Brewer High School 1.3� Voc. Ed. 4. 13 RANDALL S. BROSMER Brozma MARK BUTTERFIELD ALTON STANLEY BUZZELL Buzz KEVIN JAMES CARON Friends are the greatest gifts of the world, so always be pa- tient and understanding with them and hopefully they will do the same for you. Basketball Mgr. Qi Soccer 3.4. JEFFREY ALAN BYERS JIMMY CARROLL Jeff Jim Bother me none. Voc. Ed. 3i Hernion Jr. Fire Dept. I.2.3.4. A man is not a man until he kisses the lips that do not speak. Shakespeare National Flonor Society� Golf 3� Chess 2. DAVID L. CALL STEVE C. CHAPMAN Dave Quevah 14 BELINDA J. CLEMENT BJ KRISTINE THERESE COUSINS Krissy ROBERT ADAMS CROCKETT Vincent Romeo Catalini IV What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Flag Guard l French Club It Bas- ketball I.2.3.4� Softball 1.2.3; Field Flockey 2; Volleyball It Girls' State 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4� Student Leader 3.4j Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. BARBARA CROWLEY Milk Shake A person can have no better epitaph than that which is in- scribed in the hearts of their friends.” Cross Country l Winter Carni- val Queen Candidate 1.2� Cheering 2.3; Class Committee 3; Key Club 3.4; Raquetball 2.3.4 . Microphone 4. Just between you and me. al- ways I know our love will be. just between you and me. April Wine Gary I love you! FHA 1.2; Chorus 4. JANICE I. CURTIS Jan” I don't always know what goes on around me and I like it that way. Howard Hesseman Soccer It Band I.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Debate 2.3.4� Na- tional Honor Society 2.3.4; Maine Scholars' Day 3$ Boys’ State 3; Intramurals I. TIMMY CURTIS Lieutenant The chances of a slice of toast landing buttered side down are directly in proportion to the cost of the carpet. Murphy's Law Trench Club I. Basketball Mgr l.2i Key Club 3. Band I.2.3.4, Voc. Ed. 4; Carmel Jr. Eire Dept. 1.2,3.4. They say when you get out of school your troubles are at the end of the line, but they never say which end. MICHAEL L. CYR Mike Life has so many hidden woes, so many thorns for every rose, the why’ of things our hearts would see. if I knew you and you knew me.” Magazine Drive 2; Walk-a-thon 3� Chorus 4; Hawk Staff 4� Mi- crophone 4. KATHERINE ELIZABETH DAIGLE Katie. Katrina LAURENCE SCOTT D'AMBOISE Inspector. Scott-Dumb Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forward. Student Council 1.2.3.4; Cheer mg 1.2.3.4; National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Cross Country Mgr. I; Class Committee 3; Walk-a- thon 3; French Club 1.2; Spanish Club 4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Speech 1.2.3; Girls' State 3; Jr. Ex. ELIZABETH R DOLLEY Bethy In marriage there are three rings: Engagement ring, wed ding ring, and suffering. Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 4. It's all over. ADAM PAUL D'AMBOISE A-Dumb TODD DOODY Todd To share with a friend is to see twice the beauty. Hawk Staff 2; Key Club 3.4� Na- tional Honor Society 3.4� Mi- crophone 4. Quitters never win. winners never quit. Intramurals 1.2.3.4� Magazine Drive Mgr 3.4-. French Club 1.2; Hair Basketball Game 3; Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4 KATHY DORR KEITH A ESTES Estes If money talks, well it sure ain’t talking to me. Fog Hat Basketball I; Soccer. Never change when love has found its home.” Propertius Book I Elegy I. Line 36 All fare wells should be sudden. Sar danapalus Act V Intramurals 3.4� Baseball Mgr 3� Student Council 4. FREDERICK ALTON EAMES Fred JAMES H. FEENEY. JR Jim. Jimmy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Basketball 2; Hair Basketball Game 3; Co-op 3.4. Love does not consist of gaz mg at each other, but in look ing outward together in the same direction. FHA I� Cross Country 2� Cheer- ing 1.2.3� Key Club 3.4� Micro- phone 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. WESLEY ELLIS Wes” VONNIE JEAN FELICIANI Von PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Only Robinson Crusoe got everything done by Friday.” Voc. Ed. 4. ERIC CHARLES FETHA Life is how you live it.” Voc. Ed. 3t Intramurals 3. CHARLES FORGET ANDREA FREEMAN Don’t walk in front of me. be- cause I may not follow� don’t walk behind me. because I may not lead; walk beside me and just be my friend.” French Club 1.3� Spanish Club 4; Student Council 1,3; Basketball I.3.3.4� Baseball 1,3.3� Soccer I; Intramurals 1.3.3.4� Jr. Ex.� Hair Basketball Game 3 Magazine Drive 1,3� Jr Fire Dept. I. ALLYN D. GEE Swiss,” ”AI” you can check out any- time you like, but you can nev er leave. Eagles French Club 3� Basketball 3� Maine Scholars’ Day Alternate 3� Intramurals 3.4� National Honor Society 3.4� Voc. Ed. 3. then one day you’ll find ten years have gotten behind you. no one told you when to run you missed the start- ing gun.” Pink Floyd Soccer 1.3� Baseball 1,3� raquet- MICHAEL SCOTT FOSS Rufus KEVIN GRANT The Mad Artist The world is full of Kings and Queens thai blind your eyes and steal your dreams; it's Heaven and Hell. Black Sab bath Baseball 2� Boys’ State 3� Na- tional Honor Society 2.3,4. BRIAN GRAVES Brian DANA MALCOLM HEWES Danka JAMES A. GREEN Jimbo” The meaning of life is simply to live, not to prepare to enter Heaven or elude Hell, but to ac- tualize your potential and to ameliorate the human condi- tion. Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 2.3.4� Chess 1.2.3� Intramurals 2� Boys' State 3. DEAN HIGGINS Dean NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Hey. Geek! Voc. Ed. All of a sudden. Track I� Softball 2, FHA 2, FEA 2. Track Mgr. 3� Cheering 4 TIMOTHY R. HASTEY Tim MARIA HODGES Hodge 19 The answer to unlocking the future is not merely possessing the key. but knowing which way to turn it. Soccer Mgr. Is Field Hockey 2.3.4� Cheering 1,2.3� Basketball 4� Intramurals 3.4� Raquetball 4� French Club I; Walk-a-thon 3� Class Committee 3s Student Council 3� Maine Scholars' Day 3� Microphone 4; National Hon- or Society 2,3,4. JOHN R HOLLOBOUGH John ROBIN LYNN HURLBURT Rockin' Robin GUY HOLMES I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty or perfectly wonderful but I’m always perfectly me.” Key Club 1.2,3� FHA I. Speech I� Jr. Rescue Squad 2.3� Hawk Staff 1.2� Jr. Ex.� Basketball Mgr. 1.2.3� National Honor Soci- ety 3.4� Girls’ State 3$ Co-op 4. HEIDI JANE JENKINS Heidi” I’m a little angel Hell's best! FHA 1.2� Flag Guard 2� Banner Bearer 3� Cross Country 2� Cross Country Mgr. 3,4. Basketball Mgr. 4� Microphone 4. TAMMY MARIE HOLMES Quack” 20 KARIN BLOCH JENSEN ”1 am what I am by the grace of God.” Band l,2.3.4t Rock-a-thon I.2.3.4; Voc. Ed. 3.4. STEVEN KNOWLTON Steve” DANA LAUGHLIN Dana” Have a good one.” Intramurals 3.4-. Hermon Res- cue Squad 2. Really?” ”1 don't know. If I had ever been here before I'd probably know exactly what to do.” Crosby Stills. Nash Young EHA h Fashion Show 1.2; Maga- zine Drive 2t Chess 2.3.4; Walk- a-thon 3; Key Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4. PHILLIP LANKFORD Phil” JEAN LEAVITT Shirley.” Jean-Jean” 'Life can be full of hope only if the past can be free of regret.” Track I; French Club 2; Key Club 3.4; Hawk Staff 3; Jr. Ex.-. Speech 4. Thank you Mom and Dad.” FHA I; Flag Guard 2.3; Color Guard 4; Voc. Ed. 3.4. MICHELLE STEPHANIE LARUE Shel” JOAN LEAVITT Joni” 21 He has charm to soothe the savage beast.” Basketball 1.2 Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Winter Carnival King Candidate 3� Hair Game 3. Many dreams come true, some have silver linings I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. Led Zepplin Basketball I, Field Hockey I Band 1.2 Raequetball 2 Intra murals 3; Student Leader 3.4 Class Marshall 3 Spanish Club 4 PAUL LEVESOUE Paul JAN MARIE LOVETT Jan” All we are saying is give peace a chance. John Lennon Chorus 4 Band 1.2 Basketball 1.2 Intra- murals 1.2,3.4 WENDY ELLEN LEWIS Wendel JON LOVETT Jon Wherever there is a human being there is an opportunity for kindness Cheering 1.2.3 Intramurals 1.2.3; Field Hockey 2.3.4 Class Committee 3 If you can't beat the system. cheat. Cross Country I Basketball 1.2.3 Intramurals Voc. Ed. 3 Co-Op 4 SHELLEY ELIZABETH KEVIN MASON LISCOMB Mason” Shel 22 MELISSA JANE MASON Missy KRISTI McGOWN 'Kristi DARLENE AMY McLEOD Darlene Forbidden things have a se- cret charm. Band 1.3.3.4s FHA 3; Chorus 3.4. Keep smiling! Intramurals 3; Voc. Ed. 4. VALERIE McLEOD Val Come run with me along the sea when dusk sits on the land, and search with me. for shells are free, and treasures hide in sand V.C Boswell Cross Country Is Softball Is Vol- leyball I; Basketball I.3.3.4-. Mi- crophone 1.3.3s Student Council 1.3.3s Intramurals 1.3.3.4« Ra quetball 3.3.4s Girls' State 3s Maine Scholars’ Day 3s Jr. Ex.-. National Honor Society 3.3.4s Field Hockey 3.4. Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes ev- ery yesterday a dream of hap- piness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Basketball Is Basketball Mgr. 3.3.4s Softball 1.3.3s Field Hock- ey 3s Intramurals 1.3.3s National Honor Society 3.4; Voc. Ed. 4. JoANN MERCHANT Jo . Jo Jo The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away. Student Leader 3. Intramurals 3.4; Student Leader 3.4. Today, we all live in tomor- row’s past. CINDY MARIE MODERY Cin 23 CHARLES MILLER Pat” To live is to exist to be happy is to love. Russell Page Hag Guard 2� Cheering 1.2,3.4� Soccer Mgr. 2.3.4� National Honor Society 3.4. CONNIE LYNN PAGE Connie If you want a place in the sun. you have to put up with a lot of blisters. Chorus I� Cheering 1.2.3� Rac- quetball 2.4� Intramurals 3.4� Student Leader 3.4. MELISSA JEANNE MURRAY Missy Of all the things you wish to be. you must first be yourself. Russell Page Elag Guard 2� Soccer Mgr. 2.3.4� Cheering 1.3.4� National Honor Society 3.4. LYNN MARIE PAGE Lynn The most wasted day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Elag Guard I� Softball Mgr I� EHA I� Banner Bearer 2� Hawk Staff 2� Cheering 2.3.4� Soccer Mgr. 3.4. Now that I'm educated. I'm more confused than ever! Basketball 1.2� Basketball Mgr. 3� Co-op 4. LEITHA OLDENBURG Leitha or Etha MARY ELLEN PAINE Pain ANGELA DIANA PARSONS ’Angie” STANLEY LEWIS PARSONS Stan” ROBERT PHAIR I learn in life through my friends.” Intramurals I� FHA 2� Student Leader 3.4� Co-op 4. Spare your breath to cool your porridge.” Band 1.2.3.4� National Bicenten- nial Qualifier 2� Tournament of Champions 2.3� Debate 1.2.3� Speech 2.3� Jr. Ex. 3� National Student Congress 3� Boys' State 3� Maine Scholars’ Day 3� Extra Curricular Policy Adviso- ry Committee 3.4� Chorus 4� French Club 4� Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. STEPHEN P. PICKARD Steve” A person that can put life to- gether is you.” Voc. Ed. Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits.” FHA 1.2� National Honor Society 3.4� Flag Guard 1.3.4� Student Leader 3.4. BETH ANN PORTER Beth” Co-op. Yea. I didn’t. Baseball 1.2.3� Soccer 1.2.3.4� National Honor Society 2,3.4� Student Council 1.2.4� Class Committee 3� Intramurals I.2.3.4� Spanish Club 4� Hermon Vol. Rescue Squad 3.4. EDWARD R. POTTER. JR. Ed 25 An endless bright gleam shines through all storms ahead which we may encoun- ter. Band I.2.3.4� Chorus 3.4« Cheer- ing I.2.3.4� Majorettes 0.3.4« Hawk Staff 3.4� National Honor Society 2.3.4� All-State 2� Solo Ensemble Festival 1.2.4� Key Club 3.4� French Club 2� Girls' State 3� District 5 Band 2. SUZANNE MARIE PRATT Sue TERESA J ROBICHAUD Teresa To love someone is a nice feeling, but knowing you are loved is an even better feel- ing. Field Hockey 2.3.4« Class Com- mittee 3� Intramurals 3.4« Stu- dent Council 4. DARLA LUANN PREBLE Darla Dear KEITH RYDER K.K. It's a lot easier to lose than to win. but it's a lot funner to win than to lose. Class Committee 3� Student Council 3,4� Basketball 1,2.3.4« Soccer 1.2.3.4� Baseball 1.2.3� In- tramurals 1.2.3.4� Boys' State 3� National Honor Society 2.3.4« French Club 1« Spanish Club 4« Hermon Jr. Rescue Squad 3.4« Raquetball 3. WILLIAM A PULVER Bill STANLEY C. SEVERANCE Stan the Man 26 If you love somebody, show it. If I didn't get anything else out of school at least I got my- self out. Basketball 1.2.3« Baseball 1.3.3� Hair Basketball Game 3� Co-op 4. What's happening, man? Basketball 1.2.4. Love is like a butterfly, it goes wherever it pleases and pleases wherever it goes. F.H.A. Fashion show It Library aide 4-. Hawk Staff 2.3,4: Micro- phone 4j N.H.S. 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4. Life itself can't give you joy. unless you really will it. Life just gives you time and space- r's up to you to fill it. (143-c) Basketball 1.2.3: Intramurals I.2.3.4, Softball I� Magazine Drive: Key Club It Band 1.2.3,4� Stagehand 2,3,4� Solo Ensem- ble 2.4: Microphone 3.4: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4; Junior Ex 3: Girls’ State Alternate 3: Leader 3. Student MICHELE LOUISE SMITH The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away. Band I.2.3.4; Hawk Staff 2.3.4; Microphone 4: Majorettes I.2.3.4; Library Aide 4. CHERYL ANN SMITH ROBERT SMITH Anything worth doing, is worth doing well. Regional Special Olympics 1.2� Maine State Special Olympics 1.2. I tried. I tried. God knows I tried, but never could be as good as Jimmy (in sports)!!” Intramurals 1,2,3� Stu- dent Leader 3; Co-op 4. MICHAEL B. SMITH Mike” SHERRY J. SMITH Sherry 27 Thai stupid computer! College Science Award It Typ mg Award 2� Hawk Staff 2.3.4; Microphone 3.4t National Hon- or Society 3.4 No matter what life brings to you. you’ll have the strength to bear it. as long as you have love to give and someone with whom to share it. Soccer mgr. It Cheering I.2.3.4; f-ield Hockey 2; Class commit- tee 3i National Honor Society 3.4t Student Council 4 BRIAN DOUGLAS STARBIRD Brian LORI ANN SULLIVAN Lori Be nice to your enemies, it drives them crazy. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey 2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3; Student Council I.2.3.4; Volleyball I; Na tional Honor Society 3.4-. Intra- murals 2.3,4; Class Committee 3i Walk-a-thon 3; Student Lead er 3.4; Racquetball 3.4 JOHN STONE Stonely LYNN MARIE SULLIVAN Lynn Life isn’t as you find it. it's what you make of it. Basketball 1.2; Rescue Squad DARLENE SULLIVAN Smiley MAURY THAYER Maury To love is easy� to keep that love is what is hard.” Field Hockey 2.3� Softball 2� In- tramurals 2.3� Student Leader 3.4� Co-op 4. LAURIfc THOMPSON Short Stuff” ROBLRT TURNER Won't be long now.” Chess 1,2� Voc. Ed. 4. Classrooms are like old cars, all the nuts are up back and an old crank is up front.” ALLISON TOMPKINS Al” TIMOTHY JAMES VINCENT Tim” Do you think you should, may- be it’s too tight. Microphone 2.3� Hawk Staff 3.4� Baseball 2. “You don't know now do ya?” Co-op. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. French Club 2� Hawk Staff 4� Girls’ State Alt. 3. ELLERY A TRACY Eat PATRICIA ANN WELLINGTON Patty 29 Take It in stride. Banner Bearer I, Soccer Mgr. 2.3.4i Cheering 3.4. SCOTT WIGGIN Scott French Club U, FHA 1.2, Chess Club 1.2, Voc. Ed. 3. JILL BUTLER SANDRA LEE WILTON Sand! TOP TEN CLASS OF 82” Robert Crockett Kathy Dorr Michael Foss Robin Hurlburt Jean Leavitt Kristi McGown Connie Page William Pulver Michele Smith Lori Sullivan CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Success ia a journey, not a destiny.” .vi THE CLASS TWINS Cs Top; Connie Lynn Page Middle; Lori $ Lynn Sullivan. Jolene Jolette Burke Bottom; Jean Joan Leavitt. Jon Jan Lovett Once out of every 96 births a set of twins is born; and very seldom does a small school like Hermon have five sets in a class of 110 students. Three identical and two fraternal, these twins make this year’s seniors distinctly different. Whether it was fate, a remarkable coincidence, or mere good fortune that brought them together, the graduating Class of 1982 is proud of their oddity and proud to be unique. 31 WINTER CARNIVAL 1980 - 1981 Norn Higgins. Kent Johnson Attendants: Craig Michelle Strout. Jimmy Smith Michelle Strout. Jimmy Smith Goodspeed. Libbey Small 32 WINTER CARNIVAL 1980 - 1981 Winter Carnival week plays a very big role at Hermon High School. During this one week in Feb- ruary. school spirit and class togetherness really comes through. The day events include such things as checkers, arm wrestling, pie eating, and tug-of-war. After school the events include roller skating, swim- ming, sliding, and sports night. And last, but far from least, is the Winter Carnival Prom. This prom is formal, and a good time is had by all. The class competition and participation is tre- mendous during this special time of the school year. Although there is always one class that wins, there are no real losers, for everyone has a really great time. 33 CLASS FLIRTS Phil Lankford Missy Murray LOUDEST Laurie Thompson Dana Hewes MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT CLASS HOT RODS Beth Dolley Wes Ellis Allyn Gee Darlene McLeod SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS Bill Pulver Kristi McGown SUPERLATIVES MOST DARING Darlene Sullivan Wes Ellis LEAST STUDIOUS Stan Severance Laurie Thompson CLASS BABIES Shelley Liscomb Keith Estes MOST ATHLETIC Lynn Sullivan Bill Pulver BEST DRESSED Ed Potter Kris Cousins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST OUTGOING Steve Pickard Sue Bishop Kristi McGown Allyn Gee SUPERLATIVES QUIETEST Beth Porter Mike Smith SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Ed Potter Jan Lovett CLASS CLOWNS Allyn Gee Beth Dolley 35 1. V. Feliciani 2. M. LaRue 3. J. Babb 4. B. Pulver 5. C. Modery 6. S. Parsons 7. A. Gee 8. M. Hodges 9. M. Mason 10. F. Eames 11. M. Murray 12. J. Carroll 13. A. Parsons 14. R. Barbieri 15. J. Byers 16. M. Thayer 17. B. Porter 18. J. Stone 19. D. Hewes 20. C. Forget 21. B. Clement 22. P. Wellington 23. J. Curtis 24. K. Caron 25. L. Thompson 26. C. Smith I p 22 27. T. Vincent 28. S. Pratt 29. K. Daigle 30. W. Lewis 31. K. Estes 32. A. D’Amboise 33. A. Freeman 34. M. Smith 35. S. Wilton 36. J. Merchant 7 14 I. J. Green 7. S. D'Amboise 3. D. McLeod 4. J. Feeney 5. C. L. Page 6. D. Laughlin 7. M. Smith 8. S. Liscomb 9. Jolette £ Jolene Burke K). L. Oldenburg II. D. Preble 17. P. Seymour 13. K. McGown 14. V. McLeod 15. T. Curtis 16. B. Crowley 17. B. Dolley 18. R. Hurlburt 19. P. Levesque 70. Jean £ Joan Leavitt 71. S. Smith 77. E. Potter 73. S. Wiggin 74. K. Dorr 75. B. Graves 76. Lynn Sullivan 77. Lori Sullivan 78. ?? y 15 16 Silling: B. Dolley. S. Bishop. K. McGown. M. LaRue. Standing: M. Smith, S. Pickard. B. Bishop. A. Gee. H. Jenkins. Mrs. Kent. Beth - I absolutely positively was saving the rest of my money, except ... ” a O' Michele Well, that’s it. Father. That’s how I delivered your message and I’m sure they got it. JUNIOR EXHIBITION — I9SI Sue - Our Town’’ by Thornton Wilder, Michele - Angel Unaware by Pale Evans, Heidi - The Gift by Barbara Rich, Beth Alexander Who Was Rich Last Sunday by Judith Worst, Steve - Reflections on the American Spirit original oratory, Kristi - After the Dance by Jane Darland, Michelle - Renaissance by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Barbara - prompter, Allyn - announcer. Michelle - ‘ All suffering mine, and mine its rod. mine the pity like the pity of god. Steve - What is still fundamental is that we are a country of moralists and of idealists. Kristi - But the world is a beautiful place, popcorn and laughter on a winters' night ... and I love it! Heidi - I was always left shaken by the naked plea in his eyes, by the hunger there - not for food.” ALUMNI - ALUMNI - ALUMNI - ALUMNI Patty Adams-Going to UMO Cindy Albair-At home Peter Allen- Working at Sampson’s Missy Arbour- At home Larry Ault- Going to EMVTI Mike Babb- Going to EMVTI Nathan Bemis- Working at Pleasant Hill Dairy Larry Bishop-Beacon and Auto Body Mary Bishop-Going to BCC Sandi Blackwell-Treets Falls (Orono) Susan Bowen- Working at Northeast Bank Karen Bragg- Working at Susse Chalet Jeff Bridge- Going to EMVTI Sandy Brown-Working at UMO Theresa Bull- Working at American Felt Slipper Diane Burgess- Working at Deering Ice Cream Don Burgess- Working at Consolidated Warehouse Karen Burgess- Working at Woolco's Walter Butler- Going to UMO Mike Carr- Going to Biddeford College Danny Cliff- Going to UMO Ricky Colpitts- Working at M. L. Coffin Co. Butch Corcoran- Working at Rowell’s Burner Service Diana Corson- Working at the China Light Cathy Crowley- A Housewife Mike Crowley- In the Army Les Curtis- Working at Kentucky Fried Chicken Amy Cyr- Working at Doug’s Shop Save Celine Dekoschak- In the Air Force Dennis Demmons- Working at General Electric Gerald Demmons-Bass Shoe Carole Dole- Living at home Pam Doody- Working at Lums Cliff Doughty-Working for Ed Connant Dee Dee Dyer- Mrs. Gary Pomeroy Donnie Dyer- Unemployed Sherry Eames- Surplus Store Barry Elston-Working at Consolidated Mike Emery- In the Air Force Pam Foss- Mrs. Randy Nowell Scott Foss- Working at Maxway’s Market Jamie Fratini- Going to UMO Susan Garland- Going to Beal’s College Eugene Goodine- Trapping Valerie Hand- In the Army Tammy Harris-Working at Spotbilt Shoe (Secretary) Bill Hartley- Working for John T. Cyr Billy Hartt- Working for his father. Shirlene Hatch-Secretary to Bob Thomas. Tax Consultant Noni Higgins-Working in Bath, Me. Dwayne Hillman-Writing Music Tammy Hillman-Going to D’Lor Beauty School 40 Laurie Jarvis-Working at the Surplus Store Randy Kelley-Working at Bendey Shoe Ronnie Kelley-ln the Army Lisa Ketch-Working at Bonanza Courtenay Lancaster-At home John Lankford-ln the Navy Pete Lozier-At home Tom McCoy-At home Lynn McDonald-Evan’s Shoe Betsy McElvain-Working as a nurse Jeannine MacDonald-Working at CVS Elizabeth Masson-Working at Doug's Shop Save Kelli Mayhew-Viner Shoe Alan Merchant-Working at Bean Conquest Wally Modery-Working at EMMC Roxane Moor-Living in Bangor Pam Morrill-Going to Husson College Jeff Norton-At home Loretta Oldenburg-Working at EMMC Sarah Olson-Going to Northpark College. Chicago Tammy Ormsby-Working at Skip's Yankee Grocer Lisa Oulette-Going to EMVTI Lisa Overlock-Working at Motor Truck Trailer Shelly Palmer-Going to UMO Don Parsons-ln the Navy Andrea Perkins-Going to Drew University in New Jersey Angela Philbrick-Working at Woolco’s Cindy Pomeroy-Going to Husson College Gary Pomeroy-ln the Marines Jim Pomroy-ln a band Lori Porter-Working at Doug’s Shop § Save Debbie Randall-Working at Burger King Mark Rich-In the Air Force Gwen Richards-At home Linda Ryder-Mrs. Scott Foss Susan St. Louis- Living in Bar Harbor Donna Slamm- Working at Westgate Manor Vicki Slamm- Going to EMVTI Jimmy Smith- Unemployed Steve Smith- In the Navy Steve Solomon- Going to UMO Jeff Sproul- In the Air Force Michele Strout- Working at Burger King Lois Swoboda- At home Chip Taggart- Working for Titan Roofing Co. Kevin Thibodeau-Living in Bar Harbor Toni Trafton- Going to EMVTI John Trainor- Working at Doug's Shop Save Tony Treadwell- Janitor at Glenburn Elementary Lezlie Turner-In the Army Debbie Veazie- Working at Bonanza Cindy Violette- Going to School June Wellington- Going to UMO Bruce Worcester- Working at McDonalds Lori Wyman- Going to EMVTI Rob Young- At home JUNIORS 1983 Row I: C. Wescott, C. Bowen. L. Buzzell. T. Byers. B. Butler. Row 2: C. May. L. Brown. C. Bowker. L. Buzzed. R. Bishop. K. Busch. B. Aden. J. Young. J. Cote. J. Carleton. A. Anderson. Row 3: N. Arbour, B. Corson. R. Bemis. J. Allard. K. Bennett, S. Coston. L. Brawn. Row 4.- L. Feliciani. E. Archer. R. Bendure. Row I: M. Hachey. C. Goodale. K. Hansen. J. Dysart. L. Guptill. N. Zelko. J. Fratini. L. Curtis. K. Fetha. Row 1. A. Gordon. R. Emerson. L. Foss. K. Gee. D. Finley. V. Downing. P. Feeney. L. Finley. M. Foss. Row 3= M. Gilbert. D. Curtis. M. Gray. A. Elwell. M. Godfrey. D Green. J. Foss. R. Fitts 42 JUNIORS 1983 Row I: T. Lee. C. Kelly. L. Hart. T. Knowles. B. Hatch. C. Laughlin Row 2: L. Jackson, A. MacDonald. B. Hartley. D. McGinley. R. Jarvis, M. Levesque. C. Hartley Row 3: R. Harvey. R. Waning. A. Hooper. L. Hartley. R. Hillman. L. Jones. E. Johnston. H. Warner. P. McAvey. L. Langley. R. Jackson. J. Hartley. B. Lancaster Row 4: R. Jarvis. R. Ledgere. T. Walker. R. Howland Row I: R. Olson. L. Murphy. S. Provost. L. Provost. D. Sullivan. D. Phillips. G. Palmer. R. Bendure Row M. Smith. B. Turner. M. Varney. R. Randall. T. Mahon. D. White. T. Taylor. J. Smith Row 3: K. Oxton. L. Carey. G. Mayhew. C. Paine. T. Pomeroy. P. Richardson. S. Tozier. S. Shaw. G. Robbins. S. Smith. B. Nye SOPHOMORES 1984 Row I: R. .Mayhew. K. Mellon. F. Richards. S. Flanagan. T. Robinson. C. Lillie. Row 2-. A. Johnston. A. Writing. S. Murphy. J. McCoy. E. Pinkham. B. Patterson. S. Perkins. J. Mayhew. Row 3: C. McGmley. T. Potter. J. Reynolds. T. Robbins. L. LaRue. J. Mayhew. A. Robichand. V. Pomeroy. A. LaCross. L. Mullen. J. Edgecomb. K. May. L. Lozier. 44 Row I: T. Landrey. G. Worcester. D. Woolbert. W. Holland. S. Worcester. D. Harvey. S. Hachey. M. Hodgedon. Row 2 R. Jarvis. D. Clark. R. Verrii. H. Hand. W. Bragg, K. Urquhart. Row 3. D. 1 chance. T. Jewell. J. Killinger. D. Harvey. D. Johnson. T. Treadwell. A. Wood. SOPHOMORES 1984 Row I: H. Bishop. P. Auge. J. Allard. L. Sullivan. P. Bigham. K. Armitage. L. Burgess. A. Bishop. W. Ayers. Row 2. R. Stanhope. J. Smith. M. Brawn. T. Applebee. T. Arbour. L. Bishop. M. Babb. C. Smart. K. Brown. B. Smith. Row 3: J. Bragg. R. Allard. J. Brown. D. Anderson. T. Black. M. Solomon. C. Bamford Row I: L. Chapman. M. Rowe. S. Free. A. Serrao. D. Cyr, W. Bushey. F. Dunton. A. Byers. J. Byers. T. Demmons Row 2-. R. Call. R. Daudelin. E. Cook. M. Rogers. D. Butterfield. T. Cliff. C. Elliot. K. Call. L. Demmons. A. Seymour. A. Simpson. S. Ross. T. Cunningham. P. Gaboury 45 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Above: Row I: B. Hart. C. Hand. K. Jewell. T. Serrao. K. Small. K. Shepley. S. Levensailor. D. Howland. T. Godfrey. W. Hicks. Row 2-. W. Hawes. A. Greene. S. Holmes. P. Lankford. D. Hall. A. Simpson. C. Downs. T. Hodge. K. Austin. Row 3: M. Gwinn. T. Glatt. D. Holland. M. Cyr. Row 4: M. Knowles. G. Trojano. M. Knowles. K. Hachey. Below: Row I, W. Dakin. S. Smith. M. Cyr. S. Storey. D. Gagne. G. Ford. S. Stewart. E. Gilbert. K. Gilbert. W. Tuck. T. Trafton. Row 2-. T. Foss. R. Tozier. C. Doughty. J. Ely. J. Fratini. J. Solomon. K. Cousins. L. Duell. D. D’Amboise. V. Dekoschak. Row 3: C. Fitts. S. Foltz, P. Curtis. M. Strout. M. Varney. J. Cardello. M. Dickinson. J. Costain. J. Cote. J. Applebee. D. French. 46 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Row I: J. Meany. P. Ouellette. R. Raines. Row 2-. J. Porter. T. Newby. M. Newcomb. L. Levesque. M. Pratt. D. Mahon. Row 3: P. Overlook. J. Savage. D. Russell. L. Levine, M. Rowe. J. Michaud. Row 4: S. Porter. R. Nadeau. A. Reynolds. B. McDonald. Row 5: R. Nonge. R. Scripture. D. Saunders. S. Mellon. L. Nelson. R. Mayhew. T. Richardson. Row 6: J. Robichaud. A. Simpson. M. Mayhew, R. Curtis. N. Luce. S. Mayhew. Row I: M. Babb. T. Baude. M. Braley. J. Bemis. D. Waugh. D. Boutot. P. Caron. P. VonBorstel. G. Burns. D. Allard. Row 2: H. Whitney. F. Cooper. K. Young. L. Belle. S. Bull. J. Cardello. H. Andrews. B. Bowen. K. Anderson. T. Applebee. Row 3: J. Wolbert. D. Willey. J. Applebee. D. Vincent. A. Byers. J. Auge. M. White. T. Collins. A. Anderson. E. Charloux. A. Adams. Leaving Off 1 heard you that terrible night Begging her to help you. You said it would make things right. But she and 1 both knew. We knew the pain you were in — But couldn’t ease your fears. Because you asked us to commit a sin. Down your face came a lonely tear. 1 really try to understand — But why do you want to go? 1 comfort you by holding your hand And try not to let my fears show. You say you want to touch the sky. But Dad, why do you want to die? Anonymous Obsession 1 saw the innocence on your face, content- ment in your eyes. 1 watched you walk with silent grace, under midnight skies. 1 saw the breeze move your hair, as you tilted your head to the sky. 1 wanted to sit beside you there, but instead, 1 started to cry. Sunsets passed, you left the beach, and faded into the night. You, my arms could not reach, and 1 was stricken with sudden fright. 1 ran to the spot where you had been and dropped to my knees. The tears stung my face again ... 1 stared out at the sea. 1 could never explain or give expression, how tightly 1 was gripped with such obses- sion. Katie Daigle A Miracle ”82” The memories are haunting me the fears are great 1 never knew Shattered Dreams what you saw in me On a warm summer night But what 1 saw in the midst of June, in you was great The radio playing an Your smile unfamiliar tune. was so appealing Familiar faces, tears in Your eyes your eyes. so full of love Thinking of all those 1 always pray dreaded goodbyes. that from above Though tomorrow’s goodbye. will come it's also hello. a miracle To a brand new life, a A miracle of love. brand new show. Tina Lee Nancy Luce 83” 83” The never-ending gleam inside me shone as a candle in the dark. My heart was full and still it remained empty while I waited alone. It should be soon until my heart is set free to brightly shine its love. Endless dire juncture passed until finally my love and I are one. An endless bright gleam shines through all storms ahead which we may encounter. Sue Pratt 82” 48 SOCCER Row I: Mgrs. L. Oldenburg. C. Page. D. Finley. L. Page. S. Wilton. Row 2: L. Finley. A. Johnston. M. Solomon. D. Anderson. S. Murphy. R. Emerson. T. Byers. R. Verrill. J. Michaud. A. Anderson. Row 3: Coach Car dello. J. Solomon. C. Elliott. J. Cardello. J. Fratini. J. Babb. K. Jewell. B. Hartley. T. Cliff. T. Glatt. G. Glatt. J. Byers. E. Potter. B. Pulver VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row I: M. Gilbert. H. Warner. A. Gordon. L. Sullivan. R. Hurlburt. D. Preble. C. Goodale. R. Jarvis. S. Tozier. Row 2: Mrs. Collins. L. Sullivan. J. Byers. D. Hansen. K. McGown. S. Liscomb. J. Dysart. E. Johnston. K. Gilbert. 52 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Row I: P. Auge. S. Smith. K. Jewell. L. Hart. K. May. C. McGinley. T. Applebee. P. Caron. T. Trafton Row 2. Mrs. Collins. P. Overlock, E. Gilbert. H. Bishop. J. Cardello. A. Adams. L. Foss. L. Demmons. T. Potter. L. Sullivan GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Sitting- P. Overlock. C. Kelley. A. Gordon. G. Goodale. R. Hurlburt. M. Gilbert. Mgr. K. Jensen. A. Simpson. L. Sullivan. K. McGown. B. Clement. E. Johnston. Coach: Mr. Cardello VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Mgrs. L. Guptill. N. Zelko. B. Budge. Row 2: Mgr. G. Worcester. K. Estes. M. Levesque. R. Randall. G. Palmer. L. Feliciani. R. Bendure. Row 3: Mgr. K. Gee. B. St. Louis. L. Finley. A. Gee. B. Pulver. D. Greene. S. Severance. Mgr. D. Finley. Coach Mr. Ingalls. Hermon 58 Penquis 84 Flermon 70 Hampden 59 Hermon 62 Central 58 Flermon 61 Penquis 83 Flermon 77 Central 53 Flermon 71 Ellsworth 73 Flermon 62 Belfast 61 Flermon 54 Hampden $2 Flermon 47 Bucksport 42 Flermon 52 Sumner 40 Hermon 64 Dexter 54 Hermon 59 Belfast 48 Hermon 77 Dexter 69 Hermon 50 Bucksport 58 Hermon 67 Sumner 57 Hermon 62 Ellsworth IS Hermon 53 Mt. View S2 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL 56 J.V. BASKETBALL Row I: R. Emerson. C. Bamford. S. Murphy. T. Black. R. Verrill. G. Worcester. D. McGinley. Row 2: K. Gee. Coach B. Gallant. D. Anderson, T. Mahon. J. Perry. A. Johnston. Mgr. M. Solomon. Hermon 67 Penquis 73 Hermon 66 Hampden 60 Hermon 47 Central 46 Hermon 65 Penquis 60 Hermon 84 Central 46 Hermon 62 Ellsworth 47 Hermon 81 Belfast 53 Hermon 64 Hampden 67 Hermon 65 Bucksport 57 Hermon 81 Sumner 36 Hermon 59 Dexter 56 Hermon 73 Belfast 45 Hermon 64 Dexter 12 Hermon 49 Bucksport 53 Hermon 66 Sumner 21 Hermon 70 Ellsworth 57 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front: Mgrs: T. Trafton. D. Boutot Sitting: J. Solomon. M. Pratt. M. Cyr. R Tozier. S. Stewart. M. Hurlburt. M. Cyr Standing: Coach Small. J. Fratini. T. Glatt. T. Richardson. J. Applebee. K. Hachey. J. Cardello. D. Mahon. B. MacDonald. Mgr. T. Baude. Sides: L. Levesque. J. Meaney Front to Back: D. Gagne. K. Shepley. W. Dakin. L. Nelson. K. Jewell. C. Doughty. C. Small. FRESHMEN CHEERING VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: M. Hodges. B. Dolley. L. Sullivan. Row 1 S. Pratt, C. McGinley. T. Potter. Front: Hawk J. Brown. Row h C. Page. H. Warner. L. Oldenburg. Row 2: S. Free. W. Holland, L. Page. Squad 2 BASEBALL 1981 Row I: C. McGinley (mgr). A. Johnston. C. Elliott. G. Worcester. T. Black. C. Bamford. S. Perkins Row 2. T. Potter (mgr), J. Smith. L. Finley. D. McGinley. T. Mahon. B. Lancaster. L. Feliciani. R. Emerson. Coach J. Ingalls Row 3. A. Gee. D. Green. M. Crowley, k. Grant. J. Babb. B. Pulver. E. Potter. K. Ryder. D. Demmons 62 SOFTBALL 1981 Row I: G. Jenkins. C. Kelly. A. Gordon. H. Warner. K. Glew. Row 2: V. Downing (mgr). B. Clement. L. Turner. G. Richards. J. Merchant. A. Byers. T. Landry. J. Dysart. Row 3: Coach Carrigan. K. Little. E. Johnston. L. Sullivan. J. Byers. A. Simpson. S. Garland. A. Bishop GOLF Row I: S. Stewart. J. Auge. R. Tozier. M. Hurlburt. T. Collins. Row h Mr. Collins. M. Pratt. R. Randall. G. Palmer. T. Mahon. E. Charloux. CROSS COUNTRY 64 Row I: T. Holmes. K. Gee. M. Gwinn. D. Allard. D. Mahone. Row 2-. Mr. Small. K. Cousins. B. Patterson. R. Allard. L. Feliciani. T. Taylor. V. Pomeroy. SENIOR STUDENT LEADERS Row I: J. Lovctl. J. Merchent, S. Liscomb. B.J. Clement. L. Sullivan. E. Potter. K. McGown. K. Jensen. P. Wellington. Row 2. M. Murray. M. Foss. B. Pulver. R. Hurlburt. Tow 3: B. Porter. D. Preble. JUNIOR STUDENT LEADERS Row I: N. Arbour. R. Randall. C. Laughlin. L. Buzzed. J. Hartley. K. Bennett. J. Smith. Row 2-. D. Curtis. D. Sullivan. L. Hart. D. McGinley. L. Curtis. E. Archer. M. Gilbert. C. Kelley. T. Jackson. R. Jarvis. Row 3: T. Knowles. C. Goodale. H. Warner. J. Robbins. T. Taylor. T. Mahone. T. Byers. B. Hartley. J. Allard. 65 I want to suck your blood! He wants to take me out Saturday night. Peek-a-Bool Lynn sees you! Charlie’s new angels. (Never Again! '83) A favorite pastime, munching on crochet hooks while knitting at ball games. Oh. goodness gracious! I’ve just got to get a basket! MICROPHONE STAFF Row I: K. Daigle. P. Seymour. J. Burke. K. Jensen. V. Feliciani. M. Smith. L. Guptill Row 1. Ms. Horton. J. Burke. P. Richardson. K. Cousins. B. Starbird. R. Olson. P. Feeney. J. Robbins. C. Smith. K. Dorr Not shown: L. Burgess HAWK STAFF Row I: R. Olson. K. Daigle. L. Murphy Row 2-. P. Gaboury. P. Wellington. D. Russell. K. Busch Row 3: P. Seymour. C. Smith. Mr. Starbird. S. Pratt. B. Starbird NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: B. Hartley. A. Gordon. C. Page. H. Warner. L. Page, J. Burke. J. Burke. Mrs. Russell. Row 2-. P. Richardson. G. Palmer. B. Porter. K. Dorr. P. Seymour. J. Leavitt. E. Johnston. K. Busch. H. Jenkins. B. Dolley. S. Pratt. R. Bishop. P. Lankford. Row 3: S. Chapman. D. Higgins. M. Foss. S. Pickard. M. Smith. B. Pulver. B. Clement. B. Graves. L. Sullivan. K. McGown. E. Potter. B. Starbird. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: K. Gilbert. E. Gilbert. M. Hurlburt. S. Smith. Row 2: J. Byers. L. Sullivan. T. Potter. J. Reynolds. Row 3: H. Warner. G. Palmer. R. Bishop. E. Johnston. Row 4: J. Feeney. D. Preble. B. Pulver. Mrs. Abbott. Row 5: L. Sullivan. B. Dolley. L. Sullivan. E. Potter. 70 DIRIGO GIRLS’ § BOYS’ STATE Row I: S. Pratt. B. Clement. B. Dolley. K. McGown. Row 2-. H. Jenkins. P. Wellington. J. Burke. M. Smith. J. Burke. Attending Girls' State were Sue Bishop. Beth Dolley. Suzanne Pratt. B.J. Clement, and Kristi McGown. In Dirigo Girls’ State everyone learned the fundamentals of government. Delegates learned election tactics and responsibility of of- fices. They were allowed to run for town and state offices of their choice. After elections the House of Representatives and Senate were set up and some issues were voted on. Dirigo Girls' State received many honored guests. Representative Bill Cohen. Governor Brennan, and some senators spoke on various political topics. At the end of the week a campaign was run for governor and Bridget Coughlin of Bangor won the election. The 1981 Dirigo Boys’ State was held at the University of Maine at Orono in June. Five dele- gates were selected to attend: Rob Crockett. Brian Graves. Dean Higgins. Steve Pickard and Bill Pulver. Delegates participated in regular town meet- ings. party caucuses, a primary election and a state wide” Dirigo Election, culminating in the election of Federalist Brian Hall of Bangor. All the Hermon delegates ran for public office, with Brian being elected to the State Senate and Bill elected Town Sheriff. Brian was also appoint- ed District Court Judge by Governor Hall (his roommate!). 71 D. Higgins. B. Pulver. B. Graves. R. Crockett. S. Pickard. KEY CLUB Row || A. Johnston. E. Johnston (Pres.). M. LaRue (V. Pres.). Row 2. L. Lozier. G. Worcester. J. Leavitt. Row 3: S. Pratt. P. Seymour. C. Elliot. C. Goodale. K. Oxton. Row 4: J. Smith. A. Hooper. V. Feliciani. K. Cousins. M. Godfrey. Mr. Laughlin. L. Burgess. K. Dorr. J. Brown. 72 Row I: L. Bell. L. Levesque. D. Hall. T. Knowles. T. Pomeroy. T. Foss. M. Rowe. C. Fitts. Row 2-. K. Sheply. L. Chapman. S. Levensailor. W. Tuck. A. Greene. Mrs. Smith. H. Warner. B. Phillips. P. Auge. K. Austin. D. Chapman. S. Mellon. Seniors Juniors Row I: K. Gee. R. Bishop. A. Gordon. E. Johnston. K. Hansen Row 2: R. Emerson. B. Hartley. R. Bendure. K. Bennett. G. Palmer. H. Warner. L. Jones Row It K. Cousins (Secretary). A. Gee (Vice Presi- dent). D. Preble (Treasurer) Row 2. B. Pulver (Presi- dent) CLASS OFFICERS COMMITTEES Kneeling: E. Gilbert Sitting: S. Smith. K. Jewell Standing: K. Gilbert Freshmen MORNING VOC-ED Row I: A. Olsen. J. Leavitt. D. Sullivan. J. Merchant. V. McLeod. S. Parson Row 1. K. Jewell. G. Glatt. M. Cyr. T. Hastings. M. Smith. D. Rowell. D. Laughlin. G. Holmes. L. Jackson AFTERNOON VOC-ED Row I: R Hall. J. Stone. K. Grant R. Turner. T. Lee. S. Provost. B. Crowley. L. Provost. J. Babb Row 1. J. Fratini. C. Paine. B. Hatch. R. Harvey. L. Hartley. D. Finley. A. Freeman. K. Mason. B. Day. A. Tompkins. L. Foss. A. Anderson. J. Withee. J. Hollobough. E. Fetha. J. Byers. Row 3: S. Coston. C. Hartley. R. Howland Row 4: L. Brawn. B. Turner. B. Nye CO-OP Row I: D. McLeod. L. Thompson. B. Corson. A. Parsons. S. Smith. P. McAvey. M. Paine. H. Jenkins Row 1. R. Waning. T. Bell. F. Walker. R. Legere. E. Tracy. K. Mason. S. Bell. S. D Amboise. R. Smith. Mr. Goodwin Row 3: C. Forget. S. Knowlton. F. Eames. W. Ellis. B. St. Louis. D. Hewes. K. Ryder. R. Phair. D. Bigelow. T. Vincent. M. Thayer. 74 CARMEL JR. FIRE DEPARTMENT Row I: R. Verrill. D. Mahone. J. Bragg Row 2: J. Stanhope. M. Cyr. R. Jarvis. T. Mahon. R. Jarvis DIRIGO SEARCH g RESCUE POST 315” Row I: D. Vincent. M. Gwinn Row 2-. T. Vincent. J. Brown. L. Hartley. D. Rowell HERMON J. Brown. D. Sullivan. C. Smart. E. Potter. B. Pulver JR. RESCUE SQUAD HERMON JR. FIRE DEPARTMENT Row I: W. Ayers. M. Rowe. T. Black. M. Foss. T. Richardson Row 2: J. Hartley, A. Anderson. D. Call. I. Jackson. T. Jackson. K. Gee. M. Varney 76 GLENBURN JR. FIRE DEPARTMENT Row I: M. Knowles. Row 2-. J. Porter. E. Pinkham. M. Brawn Row 3: B. Allen. J. Killinger. M. Knowles LEVANT JR. FIRE DEPARTMENT Row I: V. Dekoschak. T. Curtis. D. Vincent Row 2 K. Call. D. Cyr. J. Young. D. Higgins Row 3: C. Elliot. D. Sullivan T. Vincent (not shown) MAJORETTES C. Smith. Coach L. Obey. S. Pratt. L. Guptill T. Knowles V. Pomeroy C. Smith. S. Pratt. L. Guptill. T. Knowles. V. Pomeroy. Bottom: S. Pratt. Middle: L. Guptill. T. Knowles. V. Pomeroy. Top: C. Smith. 78 FLAG GUARD Left to right: T. Lee. J. Carleton. C. May. J. Robbins. M. Brawn. B. Porter BAND Row I: B. Bishop. M. Smith. M. Mason. J. Bemis. T. Godfrey. N. Zelko. C. Reynolds. K. Young. A. LaCross. C. Smith. T. Demmons. S. Pratt. Director: Mr. Roundy Row 2: R. Jarvis. R. Crockett. A. MacDonald. J. Fratini. A. Johnston. M. Strout. J. Brown, R. Barbieri. D. Laughlin. H. Andrews. J. Smith. E. Johnston. M. Cyr. L. Jackson. Row 3: D. Higgins. A. D'Amboise. G. Worcester. K. Little. C. Laughlin. D. Waugh. S. Stewart. J. Solomon. A. Olson. M. Cyr. R. Nadeau. B. Budge. B. MacDonald. T. Newby. C. Bowker. S. Worcester. S. Pickard. Not shown: M. Cyr Sitting: Mr. Roundy. Standing: R. Olson. C. Reynolds. J. Brown. T. Demmons. S. Pratt Row I, D. Higgins. R. Barbieri. B. Bishop. L. Jackson. M. Smith. R. Jarvis. Row 1. R. Nadeau. T. Newby. A. Olson. S. Stewart. E Johnston. A. D Amboise. K. Little. Row 3: A. MacDonald. R. Crockett. G. Worcester. A. Johnston. Director Mr. Roundy. CHORUS Row I: K. Gilbert. E. Gilbert. A. Reynolds. K. Oxton. R. Olson. A. Hooper. M. Mason. C. Bowker. J. Smith. Row 1. W. Hicks. T. Trafton, T. Applebee. H. Whitney. S. Mellott. D. Saunders. S. Pratt. K. Daigle. W. lewis. J. Curtis. Row 3: K. Busch. S. Pickard. K. Young. D. Higgins. R. Brosmer. J. Porter. D. Rowell. J. Brown. R. Rines. Mr. Roundy. 81 SPEECH Row I: H. Warner. R. Bishop. L. Jones. Row 2-. P. Gaboury. A. Hooper. B. Patterson. K. Busch. M. LaRue. DEBATE Row I: K. Little. R. Crockett. B. Patterson. P. Gaboury. Row 2-. Miss McClarie. T. Newby. K. Young. L. Mullen. J. Savage. K. Busch. 82 MAGAZINE DRIVE K. Estes. R. Bishop. J. Reynolds. P. Richardson. C. Reynolds. D. Cyr. CHESS TEAM Standing: Mr. Webster. J. Perry. R. Rarbieri. J. Brown. E. Nevells. Sitting: T. Taylor. R. Brosmer. J. Leavitt. 84 FRENCH CLUB Row I: A. Reynolds. A. LaCross. T. Demmons. K. May. J. Edgecomb. J. Meaney. J. Leavitt. A. Gordon. P. Ga- boury Row 2-. W. Dakin. A. Greene. A. Bishop. A. Adams. D. Gagne. C. Small. J. Cardello. T. Jewett Row 3: Mrs. Clain. V. Pomeroy. C. Bowen. A. Elwell. T. Newby. D. Anderson. K. Young. C. Bamford. A. Johnston. L. Finley. S. Pickard. L. Jones. R. Hillman. E. John- ston SPANISH CLUB Row I: L. Nelson. H. Bishop. T. Potter Row 2: M. Varney. M. Solomon. C. El- liott. A. Gee Row 3: L. Mullen. E. Pot- ter. Mrs. Clain. B. Dolley. B. Pulver. J. Lovett LIBRARY AIDES C. Smith. L. Guptill. P. Seymour. Mr. Laughlin. A. Hooper. C. Elliott. P. Ga- boury. P. Feeney SHADY ACRES CAMPING AREA On the Grounds: Swimming Pool, Store and Game Room Laundry and Showers Your Hosts: Carl Gloria HERMON MOBIL Coldbrook Rc U.S. Rc Hermon E HOMES, INC. . Exit off 95 ute 2 Maine Your 4HflPfl Dealer is: 6 Mill St., Orono 15 South Main St. Old Town 827-5593 DUBAY AUTO PARTS, INC. 636 Hammond St. Bangor 947-3396 AJ. DERASPE SON Mason Contractor Concrete Work Carmel, Maine 04419 Tel: 207-848-5655 87 CANTEEN _TfZ_ BYRON H. SMITH CO INC. BANGOR MOTOR INN 01 lUfm M I iit m I tS M70IS5 115 Dtlwi Room HROIS7H (24 hr. iporti) Conference Room lounge Fra Continental Rreefrfed � re« I me Smut •• to ert X m + M l'� r • Ht« !« (• MM Im • 4 ’•••• � • � l|l • M TANDARD1E LECTRIC C 0. 54 Perry Road, P O Box 875 Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone 942-5531 Tel. 989-7370 R.E. GLIDDEN AUTO BODY SHOP America’s Only Coast To Coast Network Of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shops The Place To Meet By Accident Brakes - Shocks - Front End Craig Oliver Prop. 26 Commercial St. Brewer, ME. Custom Bending 1011 Union St., Bangor. ME. 04401 Tel. 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DAIRY UNION STREET BANGOR.MAINE Ak RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ■AcrvKf u Wicoi Ifcwfcii ' 'b A A lOIXDATIO.YS POURED CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS RETAINING WAITS FLOORS WALKS EASTERN FINE PAPER Division Of Eddy Paper Company Limited ALAN ASHLEY FREE ESTIMATES BOX 1001 (207)848-5187 CARMEL, MAINE 04419 AIRPORT GIFT SHOP Post Office Box 129 Brewer, Maine 04412 Makers of the Atlantic, Certificate and Manifest Grades Jewelry Gifts for all occasions BANGOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Bangor, Maine 89 Creators of fine class rings, awards, announcements and gowns, yearbooks, and diplomas JOSTEN S OFFERS TOTAL SERVICE FOR YOUR SCHOLASTIC NEEDS ERNEST F. ABBOTT SON Represen ta ti ves Downtown office 61 Main St Hours 1 30-4 30 Mon thru Fn Tel 942-2935 Covering the northern six counties exclusively Home office 1135 Essex St Bangor. Maine Tel 942 2935 Compliments of 90 Congratulations to the Class of '82 Maine Sawdust Company Sewing and Alterations Best wishes and Congratulations to the class of '82 Jeanne Savoy Tel. 848-3778 Horseback Road, Carmel Good Luck Hawks CARMEL AUTO BODY Body and Paint Repair Route 2 Carmel McKAY’S R.V. CENTER Recreational Vehicles Camping Accessories Odlin Road Bangor. Maine 04401 HERMON THRIFTWAY MEAT MARKET A Weekly shopping store for meats and groceries To� i i too o ■ oa ROSS GACACf AND AUTO PACTS INC UMOCAB UMO BABt ■fiiMO«aui Nl• A'NDIM I.Dt ■ W •MWI� M 0440' PERRY MORRILL General Contractors 1308 Hammond Street P.O. Box 986. Bangor DYSART'S TRUCKSTOP AND RESTAURANT Coldbrook Road Exit 1-95 CARMEL MONUMENTS. INC. CARMEL CERAMICS Helen Provost-tel. 848-3737 Main Rd. Carmel Compliments of OWEN GOSS AGENCY Insurance RFD 3 Box 503 Carmel, Maine 04419 Tel. 848-5590 Congratulations to the class of '82 LOUGEE AND FREDERICK’S. INC. 292 State Street Bangor. Maine 04401 Tel. 947-4521 Florist Carden Center LORING SHORT HARMON Maine's leading company in office furniture and supplies 190 Harlow Street, Bangor Tel. 947-6111 JOHN T. CYR SONS, INC. Box 368 Old Town, Maine 04468-0368 school buses Old Town 8370335 charter buses 837-5386 bus sales rentals Bangor 943-3354 CAR COLOR CTR. 24 Commercial Street Brewer. Maine Div. of Glidden Auto Body ELCO ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 22 Freedom Park. Hermon Tel. 848-5718 91 Compliments of BUTLER'S GARAGE AND AUTO SALES Auto Sales. Service and General Repairs Phone- Day- 848-3743. RFD 3, Box 42 Union Street Bangor. Maine WRIGHT'S FLOORING, INC. CARPETS - SALES AND SERVICE Ceramic Tile-Linoleum-Floor Tile-Formica R.F.D. 2. Box 335 Hermon. Maine Telephone Telephone 848-3304 George T. Robinson George W. Wright 848-3305 NEW and USED STORE FIXTURES Commercial ‘TZejzigezation and odiz Conditioning P 0 BOX 1234 499 HAMMOND ST BANGOR, MAINE 04401 W.H. GORHAM 50 CENTRAL ST., BANGOR 945-9835 Distributors of Pratt Lambert Paint (207) 942-5003 OR 942 1634 GERALD RUSH L. H. Spaulding Son SCRAP METAL CO. 45 Maple street r Vs S. W. COLE ENGINEERING, INC. GEOTECHNICAL consultant J Brewer, Maine 989-6810 2001 HAMMOND STREET BANGOR, MAINE 04401 TEL. 848-5714 NORTHEAST BANK R.E. THOMAS MACHINE CO., INC. Trust Co. Two State Street Bangor, Maine 04401 6 Freedom Parkway Freedom Industrial Park Member Northeast Bankshare Association Bangor. ME 04401 Member FDIC (207) 945-6727 (207) 848-5751 Luncheons - Dinners - Banquets Recommended by AAA. Mobil Travel Guide and Ford Times ____BAWGOR I 95 EXIT 45 8 One mile $trai|ht out on U S Rt 2 West MauhanL N.H. BRAGG SONS 92 PERRY ROAD, R O. BOX 927 BANGOR, MAINE 04401 (207)947-8611 94 Compliments of Breakfast Lunch Supper Open Seven Days CAMPBELL’S GENERAL STORE Hermon, Maine JL feed bag COPPEE SHOP i BAKERY 989-5357 Special Group Rales 848-3749 Congratulations to the Graduating Class SOULE GLASS VILLAGE MARKET Carmel, Maine Replacement Company fJLEASAffT HILL Compliments of CflMfGRMJffD Union 51, Hermon CARMEL EXXON Compliments of KINGS DEPARTMENT STORE 915 Union Street Bangor, Maine 947-4561 FREEMAN’S GARAGE R.F.D. 1, Box 319 Carmel. Maine 04419 848-3197 24 Hour Wrecker Service Compliments of WHITE HOUSE MOTEL MRC 1-95 A nice place for nice people.” FRANK’S BAKE SHOP INC. And Catering Service 199 State Street Bangor. Maine 04401 Tel. 947-4594 WIGHT’S SPORTING GOODS Ski Shop, Athletic Equip., Compliments of Team Supplies, Bicycles 589 Wilson Street-Brewer Telephone 989-6677 BEALS COLLEGE DORR’S EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1408 Hammond Street Tel. 945-5965 Bangor C.H. RICE DIVISION Bangor Manufacturers and Suppliers of Ouality Meat Products and food Products Since 1882 GOLDSMITH’S SPORTING GOODS Maine's Largest Athletic Team Supplier Old Town-Bangor-Rockland-Auburn Presque Isle BRALEY’S LUNCH 26 Main Street, Bangor 942-3061 Breakfast Specials Daily Dennis S Sue Braley Greenware .. f| A Finished Jr T-k. Ceramics C A jusocmw INA’S CERAMIC SHOP Day £ Evening Classes RFD 2 Box 160 Ina Jarvis 848-3378 Carmel. ME L.E. FROST BUILDING CONTRACTOR New Construction Remodeling Hermon 848-5405 RICE AUTO BODY PAINT 19 Abbott Street )rH ' Brewer. Maine 04412 V A J Phone (207)989-6949 Robert A. Rice. Owner Carpentry Work of All Kinds Roofing-Siding GERALD MAYHEW Garages 8«. Additions-Cement Slabs R.F.D. 1. Carmel, Maine 848-5417 T RIE Nt‘S ZZt 72 Columbia Street Twin City Plaza Bangor. Maine 04401 Brewer. Maine 04412 (307) 945-9813 (207)989-4447 Open Mon. - Sat. Open 7 Days A Week rmgBk discount ' 1 —1 CARPET BARN Cash £ Located Next To The Brewer Drive-In Carry Wilson Street Brewer. Maine JANfT BLACKBURN J07) 947-JMI Energy Conservation Solar Energy Systems Solar Design Construction Solar Center 349 Mam Street Bangor. Me OMOl Compliments of BANGOR-MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY 14 State Street. Downtown Bangor Allen freeman moors m pL ,(G EltTCry 61 MAIN STREET BANGOR. MAINE 04401 TELEPHONE: (2071 942-7371 Compliments of FAIRMOUNT RESTAURANT 499 Hammond St. MOTOR TRUCK TRAILER CO. Freedom Park Hermon. Me. 848 3314 UNION STREET AMOCO 551 Union Street Bangor. Maine 942-8665 For COMMERCE INDUSTRY 20 Freedom Parkway Bangor (Hermon) 207-848-3135 Congratulations to the Graduating Class SHAMROCK SWEETS ASP Shopping Center. Brewer ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC. Congratulations to the class of '82 PERRY’S RESTAURANT Bangor Congratulations Class of ‘82 % HIGGINS EQUIPMENT CO. Electrical Motor Sales and Service Welding - Machine Work - Sandblasting Certified Structural Boiler and Pipe Welding Tank Truck and Fuel Tanks Repaired MIC and TIG (Heli-Arc) Welding on All Type Metals Portable Welding Service Complete Motor Sales and Service Distributor and Authorized Service Lower Main Street Telephone MRA Bangor 942-9215 For Century - Dayton Universal - Redmond - Leland Faraday Compliments Of MCLEOD’S WELL DRILLING Telephone 848-5520 Hermon, Maine 97 PATRONS 1. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 82” 2. G.F. ADAMS FOUNDATION CONTRACTOR 3. BANGOR HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMPANY 4. CENTRAL MAINE GAS CONGRATULATIONS 5. PIZZA. ITALIANS. AND GROCS. WEST LEVANT. 884-7137 6. DICK TREADWELL SONS 7. GOSS T.V. APPLIANCE INC. 8. ART’S PLACE 9. CARMEL LOCK KEY SHOP 10. CHARLIE’S PIZZA 11. COMPLIMENTS OF BETTY AND MIKE BAKER 12. BENDEY SHOE. INC. 13. JANEL PHOTO SERVICE. INC. 14. BANGOR NEON. INC. 15. HERMON EXXON 16. EDWARDS TIRE COMPANY 17. LANDRY’S APPLIANCES 18. FIRESTONE TIRE 19. THE BLACK KNIGHT 20. EPSTEIN'S 21. TAPLEY POOLS. INC. 23. MARIE’S BOUTIQUE 24. THE R.M. FLAGG COMPANY 25. NICKY’S RESTAURANT 26. MAINE SOUND INTERCOM. INC. 27. MORITA’S SCHOOL OF DANCE 28. CUGINO’S. INC. 29. JOHN J. NISSEN BAKING CORPORATION 30. ROBERT F. SEDGELEY, C.L.U. H.A. HIGGINS SON INC. Charleston. Maine 285-3404 Fertilizer Lime Spreading Services Farm Garden Supplies 22. SEAVEY’S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of M.E. HEWES AND SONS GENERAL TRUCKING Gravel-Loam-Bulldozing-Fill Backhoe-Septic Tank Malcolm Hewes APPLIANCES 1 iSave Energy—y lAj Save Fuel. 1 jjaveMoney! Hermon, Maine Telephone 848-5989 848-5632 •Pilotless Gas Ranges — Conservationist Water Heaters — Pilotless Gas Dryers Our FREE Energy Savings Survey will show you how much money you can save! No obligation, of course. 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