Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1987 volume:

1 987 MICROPHONE Hermon High School Hermon, Maine l Dedication Vir 5, flo� a 11 May I have your attention please! Mrs. Mona Small went to work as the school secretary in December of 1966, when she was hired by Principal Harold Brown. Since that time she has worked as the secretary for three more principals. Over the years she has seen her three sons and a granddaughter graduate from Hermon High School, and is herself a Hermon High School graduate. All three of her children have become teachers, two of whom are presently employed at Hermon High. As you can see, Mona has close ties not only to this school, but to the Town of Hermon as well. Therefore, the Class of 1987 wishes to dedicate the 1987 Microphone to Mrs. Mona Small in ap- preciation of all that she has done for Her- mon High over the years. School Board-(left) Row One: Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. King. Row Two: Mr. Senter, Mrs. Johnston. Mr. Meiczinger. (top rt.) Mrs. Trott and (bottom rt.) Mr. Schoppe. Mrs. Plourde Mrs. Reynolds Mr. MacDonald Mr. Clukey Mrs. Small Mrs. Goodspeed Mr. Murphy Mrs. Worthley Mr. Cardello Miss Hoskins Mrs. Wilcox Mr. Flegel Mrs. Young Mrs. Smith Mr. Dondero Mr. Stather Mr. Laughlin 6 Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Pelton Mr. Thorton Mr. Carrigan Mrs. Stewart Mrs. King 7 Mr. C. Small 8 Mr. Lord Mr. Blood Mrs. Buchanan Mrs. Greene Mr. Pellerin Mrs. Collins Mr. Baldwin Mr. Nelson Mr. Collins Mr. Starbird Mrs. Russell Mrs. Conant Mrs. Waltz Mr. Dickey Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Bates Mr. Yeo 9 CUSTODIANS AND BUSDRIVERS Bus Drivers 10 11 Michael Adams Mike” Thanks. Cluke. Levant junior Fire Department 1,2.3; junior Chief 1.2.3. Carla Albright “Live every day to the fullest: 'cause God only knows if you’re gonna be here tomorrow.” Band 3; French Club 1; Key Club 2. Kimberly Ann Alexander Kim” To love is easy; To keep that love is what’s hard. Thanks. Mom and Dad. I love you! Field Hockey 2; Junior Fxhibiion 3; National Honor Society 4; Class Committee 4; Yearbook 4. Todd Applebee “The difference between success and failure is in effort.“-Vince Lombardi Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Student Leader 3.4. Matthew Christopher Babb Matt” Good enough for the girls we go with. Crosscountry 1.2;Soccer3.4: Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Student Council 2,3.4; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Senior Play. Karen Baum The future is the present you earned in the past. Cross Country 2; Kacquetball 1.2,3.4; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Model Legislature 2; Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 4; French Club 2; Key Club 2.3.4 12 Tammy Beetle “Bee-Bee” Well, the only thing good about high school is that I’m finally out. Thanks. Mom and Dad. I love you. Stevie. Cacilie Michelle Bell Kay” It’s a law of human life, as certain as gravity: to live fully we must learn to use things and love people, not love things and use people. Band 1.2: Chorus 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1.4. Mark Bemis They say good things come to those who wait; I hate waiting! Levant junior Fire Department 1.2,3,4; Hermon junior Rescue Squad 3.4. Matthew Craig Bennage Matt” This is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold onto.”-Billy Joel Hershev High 1.2,3; Soccer 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Football 3; Wrestling 3; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Racquetball 4. Gloria Bishop I can remember the good of the past and expect even more in the future. I love you. Mom. Cheering 1,2,3; Cooperative Education 3.4. Michelle Boutot To appreciate what’s on the inside of someone more than on the outside is to know the true meaning of that person. Intramurals 1; Freshman Basketball Manager 1; Field Hockey 1,2; Racquetball 2,3,4; Secretary 1.2.3.4; Junior Exhibition; Senior Play. Jerome Brawn Tiger I m going to live the way I please now! Cooperative Education 4. Sonja Renee Brewer “Sonj Wink ' Bullet Sometimes the best thing to get off your chest is your chin. Thank you. Mom and Dad. Cheering 1; Junior Exhibition. Sherry Brosmer To get the full value of a joy. you must have somebody to divide it with. -Mark Twain Future Homemakers of America 3; School Mascot 3,4; Yearbook 2. John Campbell To the class of '87:1 thank you all for a year of fun friendship. Chicoppee Comp. High School 1,2.3; Soccer 2; French Club 1.2; Racquetball 4 Lisa Carleton Sparky” “Leaser” No dreamer is ever too small. No dream is ever too big. Thanks. Michelle and Thoma. for all your support. Basketball Manager 1; Field Hockey 1.2.3.4; Class Committee 1,2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Cheering 2; Junior Exhibition; Senior Play 1.4. Brenda Marie Chadbourne Bren” ” ... I learned my lesson well. Ya see you can't please everyone, so ya gotta please yourself Ricky Nelson I love you. Mom and Dad! Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus; Future Homemakers of America 4. 14 CraiaCharloux Dude Laugh at the good and the bad. It makes Life a big joke. Golf 1.2.3; Hermon junior Fire Department 1.2.3.4; Class Committee 1.2.4. Tracy Closson You can't do anything about the length of your life, but you can do something about its width and depth. I love you. Brian. Vice-President 2; President 3; Class Committee 1.4; Senior Play; Field Hockey Manager 2; National Honor Society 4 Michael W. Collins Micky Mic Micker” To achieve you must believe. If all else fails, cheese. Golf 1.2,3; Soccer 4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Class Committee 1.2,3.4; Class President 1.2; Student Council 1.2.4; National Honor Society 3.4 - Vice-President 4. Marc Allen Comtois “No one can take away your right to fight and to never surrender. -Corey Hart Soccer 1.2.3.4-Captain 4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1,2.3.4; Key Club 2; Band 1,2,3.4-Treasurer 4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; jazz Combo 4; District V 3.4; Class Committee 1.2,3.4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4-Treasurer 4. Vanessa Cronk Well, that’s life! Thanks. Mom. Chorus 1; Flag Guard 1; Vocational Education 3.4. Ken Curtis Life: Make the most of it the first time, for you only live once. Vocational Education 3.4. Brenda L. Cyr I don’t know where it all went. Time passed us by Just when it seemed the fun began. -Janet Jackson I love you. J.B. Intramurals 1; Cheering 1.2.3; Junior Exhibition; Class Committee 4; Senior Play. Danny M. Cyr “Cupcake” I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.’’-D.W. Holmes Baseball 1; Intramurals 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Student Leader 3.4. Chriss Dibona Real isn't how you are made, it's a thing that happens to you. -Margery Williams Junior Rescue Squad 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4-President 4; District V 3.4; Key Club 4; French Club 4; Flag Guard 2,3.4; Junior Exhibition: Senior Play 4; National Honor Society 4. Bruce Domenech I did it my way. but still made it! 16 Lance Duell “Faults are thick where love is thin. -James Howell Traci Dunbar Don’t look so hard and maybe you’ll find it. Key Club 1.2.3; Field Hockey 2; Class Committee 2.3; Co-op 4. Timothy Michael Dunning •Tim” Math Team 1; Golf 1.2,3; Soccer 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2.3,4; Jazz Combo 4. National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 3.4; Outdoor School Counselor 4; Band 2,3,4-President 4; Boys' State 3; HOBY 2; Class Committee 1.2,3,4; Student Council 3.4 - Treasurer 4; Yearbook Business Manager 3.4. Stage Band 4. Todd Eaton Captain Crash Michelle Gilbert N’essaies pas vivre ta vie dans un jour. Au Revoir, Gisele. Field Hockey 1.2; French Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 3; Junior Exhibition 3. Cheryl Glatt Field Hockey 1; Cheering 1,2; Intramurals 1.2, Class Committee 1,2,3; Vocational Education 3,4. Amanda Jean Glew Look to the sun and beyond the clouds. Then someday your dreams will come true. Field Hockey 1.2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Class Committee 1.2,3,4; Key Club 2,3. John Grennan Gremlin When choosing between two evils. I always like to try the one I've never tried before. -Mae West Hermon Junior Fire Department 2,3,4 - Junior Lieutenant 3.4; Student Leader 3; Student Council 4 Karen Rose Hachey “Crazy “I don’t think I’m different or in any way unique. Think about yourself for a minute-everyone’s a freak!“-ABBA I love you. mum and dad. Thank you. Hermon. Chorus 1.2.3.4; District V 4; Flag Guard 4. Angela Marie Hallahan I never worry about what today may bring. I just hang in there until tomorrow and see how it turned out! Band 3.4; Chorus 3.4. Michelle Lee Halloran CheH Friends may come and friends may go. but true friends will remain; that I know. Thanks. Mom. I love you! Class Committee 1.2.4; Vice-President 3; Student Council 4; Cross Country 2; junior Exhibition; Senior Play. Sherri Anne Hannan “Life is not always what one wants it to be. but to make the best of it as it is. is the only way of being happy.“-Jennie Churchill Future Homemakers of America 4; Flag Guard 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Class Committee 4. Shelby Ann Hanson I must think of a new life, and I mustn’t give in. When the dawn comes, tonight will be a memory too. and a new day will begin. Field Hockey 1.2.3.4; Bandl.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Future Homemakers of America 1.2.3.4. George Harrison “Dude” The good die young because they see it’s no use living if you've got to be good. See you in the Army. Craig. Mike. Larry and Matt. Hermon Junior Fire Department 1,2,3,4 - Junior Chief 3.4; Student Leader 3. Valarie M. Hasey To have a friend is lo be a friend. I love you, Mom and George! Field Hockey 1; Cheering 1.2.3.4-Captain 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Chorus 1.3; Vocational Education 3; Cafeteria Aide 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4. Brian Hawes That was then, this is now. but there's always tomorrow. S.S.D.D. Maynard Hawes. Jr. “Hawesey Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Band 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Vocational Education 3.4. Delia Hewes “Hewes Though the crowd might always love you. as for me I've come to know, everything that glitters is not Sold. I love you. Mom Dad. Future Homemakers of America 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 3.4 April Hoop 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. I love you. Aunt Sandra. Uncle Bart and Sheldon. Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1.2-Manager 3.4; Softball 1.2; Junior Exhibition. Chris Hunt Every question does not deserve an answer. Vocational Education 3.4. 19 Marie Ann Jordan Jaws” Me-J As we dream we gel higher and higher. straight up we’ll climb, leaving all heart aches behind. -Van Halen Thanks for everything. Mom and Dad Smith! I love you, Jay!! Cheering 1.2-Captain 2; Class Committee 1; Yearbook 3; Kev Club 2,3; Junior Exhibition 1987; SADI) 2. Kimberly Keith Kim Kimmy Kimpy” The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. Tney must be felt with the heart. -Helen Keller Thanks. Mom, Dad, and Jody. Kathy King If you love something set it free; if it comes back to you, it’s yours to keep; if it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. Thanks, Mom and Dad-I love you! Future Homemakers of America 1; Class Committee 1.2,3.4 David Jacob Kircheis Dave The computer saves a lot of guesswork, but so does the bikini. French Club 1.2-Secretary Treasurer 2; Math Team 1,2; Debate 3; Junior Exhibiton; Yearbook 3.4-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3.4; I dare you Award 3; Outdoor School Counselor 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Combo 4; District V 4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Dixieland Band 4; Boys' State; Class Committee 2,3; Computer Club 2. Linda Marie Knowlton Notlwonk It’s better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Thanks. Mom and Dad. Key Club 3; Cooperative Education 3,4; National Honor Society 4. Robin Lozier True friendship is like a rainbow, never ending. Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1.2.3,4; SADD President 4; Class Committee 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 3; Junior Exhibition. 20 Christopher R MacDonald A man must conquer pride, not kill it Band 1.2.3.4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3.4. Darren Martin Everybody needs someone or something. I've got the somebody. Love you. Kara. Mom Dad. Baseball 1.2.4; Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Key Club 2.3. Lisa McTague “Lise “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life! -Robert Louis Stevenson Thanks. Mom Dad I love you. Poochie David C. Nevers. )r. If you try hard, you’ll succeed at all you do. Young Volunteers in Action. Flete C. Newby Go Cougar. ’ Senior Class President; National Honor Society 3.4-President 4; Boys’ State; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2; Debate 1; Maine Scholars’ Day 3; Voice of Democracy 3. Larry Noyes No stop signs, speed limits-Nobody’s gonna slow me down.”-AC DC Levant Junior Fire Department 2.3.4; Vocational Education 4 Wendi Nute Wen” What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you. Chorus 4. Leroy I. Ouellette. |r. Brut) ’ Hermon Junior Fire Department 2.3.4; Vocational Education 3.4; Baseball 4. Lisa Partridge Before you point your fingers at someone, remember there are three pointing at you. I love you. Mom Dad! Thanks. Ron! Cooperative Education 3.4; Glenburn Volunteer Fire Department 1,2.3. Michael Pearson ‘‘Come, my friends. tis not too late to seek a newer world. -Alfred. Lord Tennyson Cooperative Education 3,4. Suzanne L. Perry Suzie To accomplish great things . .. We must not only act. but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Class Committee 1,2,3.4; Key Club 2,3.4; Basketball 1.2; Field Hockey 1.2,3.4-Captain 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Camp Jordon Counselor 4; Intramurals 1; Girls’ State; Racquetball 4. Brian Lee Pomeroy Stitch Glowmer Let it out — unlock the box Let it out — unravel the knots Let it out — if you’ve got something to say Let it out — get it out of the way -Daryl Hall Love ya. Mom Dad. Soccer 2.4; Intramurals 1.2; Student 3.4. 22 Tricia Richardson Adam Dish” If you have built your castles in the clouds, do not be discouraged- that is where they should be; now put foundations under them. -Henry David Thoreau Cross Country 1; Basketball Manager 1;)V Cheering 2; Varsity Cheering 4; Stage Band 3.4; District V Music Festival 3; Girls' State 3; French Club V.P. 2; Key Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 2; Camp jordon Counselor 4; Yearbook 4. Shelly Dawn Ross Sheflvin” Shorty Thanks. Mom Dad. I love you in big ways; I love you in small ways; I love you this minute; I’ll love you always. Junior Exhibition. Sue-Ann Seymour A true friend remains a friend even when you don’t deserve to have a friend. Field Hockey 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Softball 1,2,3.4. Tammi Lynn Shorey “Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Future Homemakers of America 2; 4-H 1; Flag- Guard 2.3; Chorus 2.3.4; Senior Class Committee 4. Shirley Anne Signor Shirr’ Squeek Reach out and touch a hand; make a friend if you can!”-Oak Ridge Boys Love you-Mom. Daa, Sheila. Danny. Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2.4; Chorus Librarian 4; Junior Exhibiton; Senior Play 4; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 4. Deanna Lynn Smith Dee” Butt Suzie-Q Time is nature’s way of keeping everything from happening all at once. Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3.4. 23 Dolly Louise Smith “Sydney Fletcher Thanks for everything. Mom. Dad. Trish Mrs. C. I love you. You only live twice, or so it seems. Once for your body. Once for your dreams. IV Field Hockey 1,2.3-Capt. 3; French Club 1.2,3.4- Pres. 3.4; Debate 1; Mock Election 2; Key Club Sec. 2.3.4; YMCA Youth Legislature 3.4; Jr. Ex.; Senior Play; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Maine Scholars 3; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Chorus 3.4-VP 4; NHS 2.3.4-Sec. 3; Newspaper Ed. 2.3; Outdoor School 4; I Dare You Award 3. Shawn Andrew Smith It’s time for a cool change. Basketball 1; Cross Country 1.2.3; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1. Stephanie Smith There should be laughter after pain; there should be sunshine after rain -Dire Straits ‘85 Cross Country 1; Basketball 1.2.4; Field Hockey 2.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3; Class Committee 2.3.4; Class Officer 4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Maine Scholars Day 3. Robert Snow Richard Sprague Rich” A man of action has very few words. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Vocational Education 3.4; Hermon Junior Fire Department 2.3.4; Band 1.2. Renee St. Louis A friend is someone who knowfs everything about you and is still your friend. I love you. Lance!! Field Hockey 1; Cheering 3; Cooperative Education 4 24 Robert Stutzman “Rob “Robert and Sherri Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Winter Carnival King 4; Chorus 2.3.4. Kelly Tarr Some think it's holding on that makes one strong; sometimes it’s letting go. Thanks. Mom Dad I love you! Cooperative Education 3.4. Brian Keith Thayer The day 1 understand Love is the day I’ll be happy. Thanks. Mom (1 love you). Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3.4; Soccer 4; Vocational Education 3.4. Rita Urquhart God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Thanks. Mom. Dad and Miss Hoskin. I love you. Rick. Student Leader 3; Band 1. Tom Watson Don’t drink and drive; you might hit a bump and spill your drink. Eben Waugh I am not a number ... 1 am a Free man. -Iron Maiden Basketball 1; Class Committee 1.2.3.4; Key Club 2; Soccer 4; School Improvement Board 3; Stage Band 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4 25 Eric Wilbur Roger Williams “Any way I look at it now. the doors are closed and cannot be opened. Bury your anger and bury your dead, or You’ll be left with nothing and no one. - Ozzy Osbourne Vocational Education 3.4. Thoma Butler “Thoma-Hawk To Hermon High: You without me is like cornflakes without the milk! -Oran Juice Jones Cocke County High 1; Future Homemakers of America 1; Band 1; Marching Band 1; Morristown East High 2; Class Committee 2. Band 2; Marching Band 2; FCA 2; Class Committee 3.4; Band 3.4; Junior Exhibiton. David Witherly ArftTAXPO A2EI2OTnANMZEXE20A I (A contest does not admit excuses.)”-Plato Debate 2; Computer Club 2; Key Club 4; Speech 3.4; Yearbook 4; United States Air Force Auxiliary 1.2.3.4. Eric Young What he lacked in depth, he made up in shallowness. Cooperative Education. Renee Aileen Young Ray Nay Beneath a calm exterior lies a mischievous spirit. -B.L. Hawthorne Chorus 1.4; National Honor Society 3.4-Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; Class Committee 4. Bruce Nason Valerie Enos I'll do il laler. Thanks. Mom and Dad. Vocational Education 3.4; Cheering 2. Joey Chestnut: Bangor High 1,2; Football 2. Glenn Cronk: Vocational Education 3,4. Julie Jewett Kelley S. Oliver: “I’m a dreamer but not the only one. Some day you’ll join us and the world will be as one.’’-John Lennon Norman Viellette Alan Washburn: Vocational Education. D'L CLu Of... Brenda Cyr Karen Hachey Larry Noyes Ken Curtis Brian Pomeroy M. Hawes. C. Charloux Deanna Smith Tammi Shorey Leroy Ouellette Tracy Clos on Michele Halloran Robin Lozier Shawn Smith Traci Dunbar Michelle Gilbert Tim Dunning Cheryl Glatt Wendi Nute Crystal Brown Tricia Richardson Bruce Nason Sherry Brosmer Val Enos Matt Bennage 4 • ill Shirley Signor Renee Young Stephanie Smith Roger Williams April Hoop Amanda Glew 28 1968- 69 V. Cronk. V. Cronk Delia Hewes Dolly Smith Mark Bemis Karen Baum Micky Collins Robert Stutzman Flete Newby Brenda Chadbourne Sherri Hannan R. St. Louis. D. Martin Angela Hallahan Carla Albright Richard Sprague Gloria Bishop Kim Alexander David Kircheis Valarie Hasey Thoma Butler Suzanne Perry Shelby Hansen Chriss DiBona Sue-Ann Seymour Kim Keith Marc Comtois Kay Bell Kathy King Linda Knowlton Danny Cyr Michelle Boutot 29 Most School Spirit-Todd Applebee, Tricia Richardson. Most Likely to Succeed-Karen Baum, Flete Newby. Class Musicians- Most Spoiled-Michele Halloran. Danny Cyr. 30 Best Dressed-Suzanne Perry, Flete Newby. Best Looking-Marc Comtois. Michelle Boutot. Class Artists-Brian Pomeroy, Thoma Butler. Most Intelligent-Dolly Smith. Flete Newby. Most Philosophical-Dolly Smith. David Witherly. 31 The purpose of Girls’ and Boys’ State is to give high school juniors from all areas of the state the chance to participate in a mock state legislature. Students campaign for the positions of senator, representative, and gover- nor while they learn how our system of government is run. Our Boys’ State delegates this year were (in the picture above) Marc Comtois, David Kir- cheis, Tim Dunning, and Flete Newby. Our Girls’ State delegates were Karen Baum, Tricia Richardson, and Suzie Perry. MAINE SCHOLARS Every May the students from the Junior Class are selected on the basis of their grade point average and PSAT scores to attend the annual Maine Scholars Days at the University of Maine. There the students stay in dormitories and attend short lectures presented by university professors on subjects such as chemistry, history, and forestry. Over 500 students from all over Maine are selected for this honor. All students there take a test and twelve scholarships are awarded based on the test score results. The students also tour the Maine campus and attend dances, movies, etc. This year’s students selected from Hermon were (pictured at right) Dolly Smith, Flete Newby, and Stephanie Smith. 32 F R E S Row One: M. Field, L. Goodwin, T. Cunningham, J. Dondero, K. Colpitts. Row Two: B. Comtois, C. Fish, K. Downs, T. Brown, M. Adams, A. Domenech, B. Alexander, K. Gilks. Row Three: R. Bartlett, R. Carleton, C. Cray, R. Dowling, D. Bushey, J. Conant, J. Crockett, J. Donovan. H M E N Row One: D. Partridge, A. Langley, T. Hannan, L. Moleon, R. Curtis, S. Howard, K. MacDonald. Row Two: T. Page, E. Poulin, C. Gunning, S. Hart, V. Hudson, T. Guthrie, T. Look, A. LaCrosse. Row Three: V. Pomeroy, B. Higgins, K. Hansen, G. Johnston, M. Hamlin, K. Mason, J. Hardy, S. Howes, J. Hill. THE CLASS... Row One: M. Ransom, S. Cassidy, C. Stanchek, N. Thibout, L. Wood, S. Umphrey, A. Watson, C. Scott, A. Stott, N. Washburn. Row Two: W. Stevens, B. Waning, I. Smart, T. Soderberg, V. Stevenson, J. Smith, D. Violette, R. Watson, A. Sinclair, C. Theriault, M. Thompson. Row Three: N. Wells, C. Kimball, T. Richardson, M. Swett, R. Scripture, S. Tucker, D. St.Louis, D. Terrill, S. Stanley, C. Perkins. Row One: K. Rogers, H. Robbins, J. Martin, V. Reynolds, N. Davis, N. Petrakovich, A. Mushrow. Row Two: J. McKenna, R. King, J. Mahon, H. Risley, H. Knowles, L. LaRochelle, L. Overlock, A. Newcomb, M. Hawes. Row One: S. Miller, M. Thompson, N. Jackson, D. Hewes, B. Hamden, R. Hallett, A. Dyer. Row Two: S. DeMidio, R. Snodgrass, M. Bishop, R. Cyr, P. Nelson, S. Pullen, C. Bishop. Row Three: L. Kneeland, S. Rines, B. Morse, L. Palmer, T. Martin, M. Drake, P. Morgan. SOPHOMORES Row One: K. Peary, J. Picken, L. Stutzman, J. Sawyer, R. Worcester, M. Rioux, R. Ormsby, V. Veilette, C. York. Row Two: D. Scanlan, T. Witherly, P. Woodard, K. Senter, C. Finnemore, M. Travis, H. Parsons, S. Signor, K. Witham. Row Three: K. Campbell, D. Smith, A. Wilcox, B. Risley, C. Russell, B. Wood, L. Roberts, M. Ward, J. Plourde, C. Scripture. Row Four: M. Worster, G. Phillips, R. Tozier, A. Smith, B. Thompson, D. Ross, A. Stuart, M. Perkins, C. Wickett, W. Rietschel. Row One: S. Burgess, C. Boyer, M. Bemis, T. Alexander, T. Sudborough, W. Blackwell, K. Applebee, K. Doughty, M. Adams. Row Two: D. Anderson, M. Baum, K. Auge, T. Mars, B. Burke, D. Bragg, M. Annis, L. Archer. Row Three: D. Cannole, T. Brawn, H. Bishop, R. McNerney, M. Beylerian, J. Boutot, M. Burgess, W. Ransom. 37 Row One: E. Nute, T. Martin, T. Lee, T. Moore, A. Higgins, V. Hartley, L. King, E. Johns. Row Two: J. Henry, F. Luce, S. Mayhew, H. Morgan, C. Keitn, K. Homsted, C. Dempsey, R. Galleger, J. Krause. Row Three: S. McLaughlin, E. Higgins, K. McKay, A. Hatt, D. McIntosh, S. John, N. Higgins, B. Hart. Row Four: R. Holmes, T. Hargreaves, G. Gilks, G. Johnston, R. Gamble, D. Hannan, L. Hunt, T. Hornyak, D. Hayward, R. Hoop. Row One: D. Cray, B. Larochelle, W. Gagnon, G. Cunningham, M. Edger, B. Hamilton, D. Creasy. Row Two: J. Davis, B. Chichocki, A. Fitts, K. Emerson, H. Cantwell, D. Ferland, K. Dimauro, R. Feero. Row Three: H. White, J. Donovan, J. Dunifer, T. Cyr, R. Freeman, R. Carpenter, S. Crowley, R. DiBona, M. Dakin. THE CLASS... Row One: C. York, H. Cantwell, C. Scripture. Second Row: R. Freeman, E. Higgins, C. Gordon, K. Homsted, T. Martin, J. Henry. Sitting On Stairs: M. Edger, M. Rioux, A. Higgins, D. Scanlan. Top Row: S. Signor, W. Blackwell, J. Comtois, D. Creasy, M. Bemis, T. Alexander, K. Witham, H. Parsons, M. Travis, C. Finnemore, J. Picken, K. Emerson, A. Fitts, R. Carpenter, K. Doughty, K. Applebee, H. Morgan, M. Small. OF 1 989!! 39 J u N Row One: S. Mahon, A. Libby, S. Jenkins, T. Lawhan, P. Knowlton. Row Two: A. Higgins, A. Homsted, T. Jewell, C. Levesaue, A. Hart. Row Three: J. Lane, T. Hansen, B. Johnston, D. Kircheis, N. Maynew, J. Krause. I o R S Row One: M. Chamberlain, C. Bamford, L. Booker, K. Colpitts, M. Cole, J. Bouchard, A. Allen. Row Two: D. Hall, D. Brown, B. Babcock, C. Arnold, M. Anderson. Row Three: S. Conant, S. Annis, S. Bragg, L. Carter, O. Badger. THE CLASS... Row One: B. Domenech, S. Withee, S. White, A. Slamm, H. Tyler, H. Wood. Row Two: E. Wyman, T. Simon, M. Violette, M. Trott, T. Sprague. Row Three: R. Sinclair, H. Wood, W. Rudnicki, K. Smith, D. Swenson, S. Sutherland. Row Four: S. Withee, J. Sellars, T. Richardson, B. Vegiard, S. Sutherland, L. Rowell, J. Sykes, M. Rostrup. Row One: D. Emerson, S. Duffelmeyer, A. Dyer, K. Goss, W. Dunifer, T. Douglass. Row Two: L. Doody, T. DeLuck, E. Drake, T. Dunifer, T. Gaudreau. Row Three: F. Emerson, B. Fitts, J. Frost, B. Dunton, M. Eaton, S. Emerson, W. Daudelin. OF 1 98 8!! 41 Row One: L. Parrish, M. Kimball, S. Norton, J. Nott. Row Two: T. Severence, M. Murdock, K. Myers, D. Phillips, S. Newcomb, L. Peary. Row Three: E. Hill, S. Quinn, J. Meiczinger, T. Randall, S. Page. JJviSon W . J(in9 £jilon 2) avi J J(t rcheis Co-£j;ton 2)o 4 Smltk Musi neSA 'Manager: T)im 2). Kim Rtcxandcr jenny Dmidcro Tricia Richardson Rrncr young I photographer I David Ulitherly A D R s Kim Alexander Shannon Cassidy Brenda Chadbourne Jason Conant JennyDondero Kristy Doughty Delia Hewes David Kircheis David Nevers Michelle Oliver Lisa Overlook Tricia Richardson Tammi Shorey Dolly Smith Shelly Stevens Murk Swoboda Mark Worster Cathy York Renee Young As editor of Hermon High School's 1987 Microphone, I would like to extend my thanks to those of you who gave a bit of your time to assist in the production of this yearbook. We were ex- tremely successful! in our advertisement sales this year. This shows a lot of community support for the book as well as a great effort on the part of a dedicated few. Although we did lack staff, due to circumstances beyond our control, the yearbook was turned out all the same. This would not have been possible without the in- valuable assistance of my co-editor and business manager. Thank you for your support. DJK Even though it’s now winter, I can easily envi- sion the mass confusion at the beginning of the summer when the book arrives. I realize that everybody might not like everything in the yearbook. I humbly apologize for that. When two people design 104 pages of a 104 page year- book, they can get slightly burned out. I hope that next year, though, more students will care enough to add their personal touch to the Microphone before it comes out. I would like to thank everyone that dedicated a lot of time and energy into the 1987 yearbook. Thanks, Dave-I must say you certainly are a decent fellow. DLS 44 TOP TEN Flete Newby Tracy Clossen Dolly Smith Renee Young Tricia Richardson Michelle Gilbert Stephanie Smith Kim Alexander Thoma Butler Karen Hachey Row One: T. Shorey. F. Newby (President). S. Smith (Vice- President). M. Halloran. L. Carlelon. M. Boutot (Secretary). B. Cyr. T. Butler. R I.ozier. S. Perry. K. Baum Row Two: C. Cnarloux, E. Waugh. S. Smith, k. Alexander, t). Smith. T. Richardson. T. Dunning. M. Comtois. M. Babb. M. Collins, A. Clew (Treasurer). S. Hannan. Row One: S. Umphrey, |. Smith, V. Reynolds, A. Higgins. |. Henry. C. York, C. Boyer, M. Edger. D. Scanlan. H. Morgan. Row Two: Ms. Clain. L. Archer, T. Dunton. C. Dibona, E. Drake. R. Gwinn. M. Gaboury. J. Meiczinger. S. Mahon, S. Signor. D. Smith. FRENCH CLUB Most Hermon students think of the French Club as the people selling donuts every Tuesday and Friday morning. That money went to fund an annual trip to Quebec City this spring. The French Club has also put on a fon- du party, went Christmas Caroling at some nursing homes, made a French Cafe for the teachers, and held a total immersion weekend where students attempted to communicate only in French. 46 SPANISH CLUB Front Row: M. Swell, M. Field, D. Hayward, S. Miller, T. Douglass, T. Simon. Second Row: S. Quinn, S. Mahon, K. Senior, T. Wilherly, H. Bishop. M. Bennage, T. Hargreaves, C. Bamford. The Spanish Club is much like the French Club in that all members must currently be taking the language of the Club. This year, the Spanish Club hosted a one day total immer- sion, planning Spanish activities and cooking a Spanish meal. They also sold lollipops, went Christmas caroling in Spanish, and put together some traditional Spanish Pinatas. M. Bennage (Secretary-Treasurer), T. Hargreaves (Vice-President), C. Bamford (President) 47 Father of the Bride April 10th and 11th, 1986 Cast Laurel Anderson, Tim Ault, Heidi Cole, Michelle Dolley, Alan Dorr, Val Finnemore, Jeff Forget, Peter Hamm, Heidi Hessert, Tammi Robinson, Craig Rogerson, Dale Rogerson, Kathie Schoppe, Kim Thayer, Tammie Tozier, Melinda Treadwell. Advisor: Mrs. Greene Student Directors: Derek Partridge, Angelia Levesque The Senior Play made the talents of the Class of ’86 shine! The hard work and time put in by the seniors was clearly shown through their performance. As “Father of the Bride, ” the audience got a glimpse of the future Alan Dorr; but none can argue that Mr. Mosoula (Peter Hamm) and Delilah (Melinda Treadwell) stole the show! Heidi Hessert and Craig Rogerson as “the soon to be newlyweds” painted an “interesting” picture of wedding bliss. It was a great show all the way around-congrats to the seniors and director Mrs. Greene! SENIOR PLAY Row One: H. Cantwell, J. Henry, M. Edger, H. Robbins. A. Watson. T. Douglass Row Two: W. Rudnicki, S. Burgess, C. Bamford, K. Baum. S. White, T. Dunning. S. Newcomb. Row Three: M. Annis, K. Senter, M. Worster, R. Carpenter. M. Baum. D. Smith, E. Drake. M. Gaboury, T. Brown, K. Mason. D. Partridge. Officers; Dolly Smith (Secretary). Chris Bamford (Treasurer), Windy Rudnicki (Editor). Stacey White (Vice President). Tammy Douglass (President). KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international organization of over 100,000 high school students. Though dedicated to service, the Key Club has fun too. Some of this year's projects have included a Hunter’s Breakfast, a Thanksgiving dinner for the elderly residents of an apartment complex, the ring- ing of the Salvation Army bell, bake sales, pizza par- ties, and the sponsoring of a fashion show to raise money for the Kiwanians Pediatric Trauma Center. In April, the newly elected officers and members that worked the hardest attended the New England District Convention with over 1,000 other New England Key Clubbers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: T. Richardson, S. White, K. Alexander. L. Knowlton, S. Signor. Row Two: E. Drake. M. Comtois, T. Dunning. F. Newby, M. Collins. K. Baum. B. Vegiard. C. DiBona. R. Young. V. Hasey. Row Three: D. Kircheis, C. Bamford, J. Meiczinger, D. Smith. M. Trott, S. Ferry, T. Dunton. T. Douglass. Renee Young (Secretary). Micky Collins (Vice-President). Marc Comtois (Treasurer). 51 St udent (Council The student council did many things to help benefit Hermon High School this year. It ran a very successful Winter Carnival with many different and interesting activities, such as the annual tug-o-war and a swimming excursion at the University of Maine pool. The student council also sponsored a Sweetheart Prom held on Valentines Day, the first ever held. It was the most successful prom in recent memory. An ice skating trip to the Alfond Arena was organized in early March. The students weren’t the only ones who benefited from student council activities this year. The teachers were given Teacher Appreciation Days which included a breakfast treated by the student council. The entire staff and falculty were invited to join in the feast. The student council appreciates all of the enthusiasm the students have shown throughout the year- you made our year successful and a lot of fun! Officers; Clockwise: T. Dunning (Treasurer), S. Sutherland (Vice President), C. Bamford (Secretary), T. Sprague (President) Row One: A. Hart, C. York, S. Sutherland, H. Morgan, G. Jewell. Row Two: W. Blackwell, J. Comtois, C. Bamford, M. Trott, M. Halloran, H. Cantwell, L. Booker. Row Three: J. Grennan, M. Collins, M. Hamlin, T. Dunning. 52 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Picture Below; Left to Right: L. Ouellette, C. Glatt, B. Thayer, J. Jewett, T. Beede, J. Bemis, S. Halloran, J. Moore, T. Roach, D. Alexander, R. Hill, L. Carron, T. Eastman. (1) D. Hall. (2) P. Redman. (3) D. Simpson, (4) R. Dowdy, (5) G. Debeck, (6) C. Hunt, (7) T. Fowler, (8) R. Sprague, (9) V. Cronk, (10) V. Enos, (11) T. Gagne, (12) J. Dimauro, (13) V. Cronk, (14) C. Foss, (15) B. Burke, (16) D. Thompson, (17) T. Watson, (18) L. Noyes, (19) M. Archer, (20) K. Curtis, (21) T. Robinson, (22) R. Williams. 53 Row One: M. Pearson, T. Dunbar, L. Partridge, W. Daudelin, R. Lozier, R. St. Louis, G. Ginn, L. Knowlton. Row Two: T. Brawn, E. Young, D. Martin, S. Emerson, B. Hawes, R. Snow, B. Daudelin, B. Nason. s L T E U A D D E E N R T S 54 Row One: T. Applebee, D. Cyr, L. Carleton, B. Vegiard, S. Sutherland. Row Two: S. Norton, B. Pomeroy, D. Emerson, S. Page. Row One: A. Libby, S. Hannon, S. Hansen, L. King, B. Chadbourne. Row Two: D. Smith, L. Mayhew, K. Emerson, Mrs. Smith, D. Hewes, S. Signor, K. Bell, M. Annis. Left to Right: Sherry Hannon, Dolly Smith, Marc Comtois, Kathy King, Tim Dunning, Sue Perry, Mark Bemis, Steph- anie Smith, David Kircheis, Tricia Rich- ardson. 55 c c N c E R T it A R C E I N e B A N E 56 S. Withee, T. Look, S. Dimidio, E. Waugh, M. Comtois, A. Hallahan. Row One: S. White, A. Higgins, H. Robbins. A. Watson. D. Partridge. Row Two: C. Colepitts, K. Hansen. S. Signor. H. Parsons. M. Travis, M. Thompson. Row Three: T. Butler. C. Finnemore, J. Comtois. A. Mushrow, H. Parson. Row Four: E. Poulin, K. Mason. C. MacDonald, J. Hardy, M. Chamberlin. D. Smith. Row One: V. Hartley, R. Ormsby, K. Auge, H. Wood, T. Douglass. Row Two: A. Lacrosse, B. Comtois, S. Hansen, T. Richardson, L. Carleton. Row Three: A. Smith, B. Rietschel, H. Morgan, L. Peary, C. Theriault, A. Sinclair. Row One: T. Hannon, N. Davis, S. Bragg, W. Rudnicki. Row Two: C. Crockett, D. Anderson, R. Stutzman, D. Kircheis, T. Gaudreau,}. Krause. M. Ward, M. Babb, D. Norton, M. Anderson, D. Kircheis, J. Hill, V. Pomeroy. JAZZ COMBO AND DIXIELAND BAND Row One: M. Anderson. D. Kircheis. Row Two: J. Krause. S. Bragg. T. Dunton. J. Row One: D. Kircheis. M. Anderson. Row Two: S. Hansen. T. Richardson. T. Comtois. S. Signor. Row Three: D. Kircheis. M. Gaboury. M. Comtois. T. Dunton. J. Comtois, S. Signor. Row Three: J. Krause. M. Gaboury. S. Withee. A. Dunning. M. Babb. E. Waugh. Hallahan. J. Krause. M. Babb. (1) D. Violette, (2) V. Stevenson, (3) S. Quinn, (4) S. Crowley, (5) R. Gwinn, (6) W. Nute, (7) T. Shorey, (8) A. Hallahan, (9) K. Hachey, (10) T. Gaudreau, (11) R. Stutzman, (12) J. Picken, (13) J. Sawyer, (14) S. Bragg, (15) A. Hatt, (16) T. Page, (17) N. Jackson, (18) D. Smith, (19) V. Pomeroy, (20) R. Worcester, (21) A. Stott, (22) D. Hewes, (23) J. Smart, (24) J. Dondero, (25) T. Dunton, (26) N. Thibout. (27) R. Ormsby, (28) S. White, (29) S. Burgess, (30) B. Chadbourne, (31) M. Annis, (32) M. Oliver, (33) L. Archer, (34) J. Hill, (35)S. Hannon, (36) C. Dibona, (37) S. Signor, (38) D. Smith, (39) Row i One: K. Hachey, C. Dibona. Row Two: . Gwinn, T. Dunton, S. Quinn. DISTRICT V c H B O A R N U D S Row One: T. Butler. L. Carleton. S. Hansen. Row Two: M. Comtois, R. Stutzman. M Babb. E. Waugh. S T A G E B A N D T. Richardson, D. Smith, M. Halloran, K. Alexander, R. Lozier, S. Ross, S. Brewer, B. Cyr, T. Butler, L. Carleton, D. Kircheis, M. Boutot, Mrs. Stewart, M. Gilbert, C. Dibona, S. Signor. FLAG GUARD Chriss DiBona, Karen Hachey, Sherri Hannan. Junior Exhibiton is an an- nual show performed by members of the Junior class. Students are allowed to choose drama, comedy, poetry, or prose for their performance. They are also responsible for their own stage interpretation, costum- ing and stage props. Not on- ly is it a lot of work, it’s also a lot of fun! A very special thanks to Mrs. Sheila Stewart, our Junior Ex- hibiton advisor, whose pa- tience and continual guidance was greatly appreciated! Volunteer Fire Departments C A R M E L H E R M O N TOP. J. Moore, E. Johns, B. Mixer, J. Stanhope, S. Simpson, B. Cichocki, K. Morrison. 62 BOTTOM. B. Beaulieu, M. Dakin, J. Grennan, M. Anderson, C. Charloux, R. Sprague, G. Harrison. and Rescue Squads. TOP. M. Bemis, M. Adams, T. Eton, K. Mayhew, L. Appleton, K. Peary, D. Cray, S. Stanley, R. King. BOTTOM. Mrs. Witham, S. Signor, E. Johns, M. Bemis, C. DiBona, R. Doughty, R. Ormsby, Mr. Carr. L E V A N T H E R M O N Row One: S. Bragg, L. Archer. Row Two: W. Rudnicki, S. Quinn, R. Gwinn, D. Witherly. ----KT7 — HAWK STAFF— Row One: N. Wells, D. Par- tridge. Row Two: J. Boutot, S. Quinn, S. Bragg, O. Badger. BASEBALL 1986 First Row: Matt Babb, Tim Dunning. Marc Comtois. Jerry Levesque. Second Row: John Sellars. Micky Collins. Chris MacDonald. Todd Applebee, Scott Norton, Oriel Badger. Troy Richardson. Third Row: Howard Bishop, David Hannan. David Anderson. Members of last year’s team not pictured above were as follows: Milton Knowles, George Johnston, and Toby Smith. The 1985-86 baseball season was a disappointing one as far as wins and losses are concerned. The outlook for next year is promising because many underclassmen received valuable varsity playing time. 66 SOFTBALL 1986 The 1986 Varaity Softball Team had a record of twelve wins and four losses. The Lady Hawks went to the quarter-finals and beat MCI five to three. Unfortunately, the Lady Hawks lost to Bucksport seven to six in the semi-finals. The Golden Bucks went on to capture the State Championship. You can see in the picture to the right that the pressure is really on Carol Bamford during the quarter- finals against MCI. The familiar stance of Coach Collins in the pic- ture above signifies the importance of the game. With players like Carol and coaches like Mrs. C., how can a team go wrong?! 67 First Row: Laurie Peary. Heather Cantwell. Lori Parrish. Second Row: Krista Applebee. Amy Homsted. Chris Bamford. Michelle Cole. Tammy Martin. Coach Collins. Michelle Rioux, Kim Shaw. Third Row: Camera-man Tommy Thompson, Chris Parrish. Melinda Treadwell, Carol Bamford. Tammie Tozier, Sue Seymour. Francine True worthy. Asst. Coach Thorton, and Wendy Blackwell. FIELD HOCKEY Row One: H. Cantwell, G. Jewell, A. Higgins, S. Perry, A. Homestead, T. Sprague, W. Blackwell. L. Booker, L. Carleton. Row Two: S. Seymour, S. Hanson, L. Parrish, K. Manigault, A. Glew, S. Smith, S. Sutherland, C. Levesque, C. Bamford, A. Higgins, J, Comtois, Coach Collins, Coach Hoskins. Row One: M. Adams, K. Rogers, Coach Collins, V. Hudson, R. Carleton. Row Two: T. Simon, V. Pomeroy, J. Smith, M. Small, V. Hartley, V. Reynolds, L. Goodwin, B. Comtois. Row Three: H. Knowles, L. Perry, L. Archer, M. Hamlin, K. Witham, M. Thompson, K. Applebee, K. Hansen, S. Signor. The 1986-87 field hockey season was a fun and interesting year for everyone. During the season the team started some new things, like sports psyching, with Penny Cardello, and the team got their chance to follow a drawn up diet plan. All of these added materials helped the team make it to the tournament. There they went and battled with MCI. The game was extended to four over- times, where the Hawks showed that their spirit and tough work all season were paying off. Unfor- tunatly, MCI ended the Hawks season of 6 wins, 2 losses, and 4 ties when they scored the winning goal. We all are excited for next year, when the Junior Varsity team will have a year under their belt. This team attributes 23 players who either won or tied all of their games except two. Mrs. Collins and Ms. Hoskins both express “future year enthusiasm ”. 69 Cross o u N T R J mm Row One: S. Bragg, H. Robbins, C. York, A. Watson, C. Scott, L. Wood. Row Two: S. White, S. Newcomb, M. Annis, T. Witherly, J. Henry, H. Morgan, T. Douglass. Row One: E. Nute, S. Quinn, S. Withee, C. Gordon, K. Peary. Row Two: D. Anderson, T. Hansen, M. Perkins, D. Hayward, T. Gaudreau, J. Krause. 70 The Hermon High Cross Country program enjoyed a very competitive and successful season. The Boy’s team finished 10th out of 14 schools at the state regionals. This year’s team was lead by Sophomore runner Clint Gordon. He ran extremely well this year yet due to an off race Cordan didn’t qualify for the states. During the season he beat runners that went on the compete in the state meet. Another good and consistent runner, David Hayward, ran well also. His times came very close to those of Gordan’s. Before Eric Nute moved up to varsity, he appeared in the Maine Running Magazine as a leader in J.V. running. This spunky girls team was the best team that Mr. Mulvey has had since he’s coached at Hermon High. Throughout the season each and every runner set goals and worked hard to attain them. The girls did extremely well in the Penobscot Valley Championships, but the big race was the Eastern Maine Regionals which would determine which teams would com- pete for the state crown. In order for a team to qualify for the states, it must be in the top six. Well ... The Lady Hawks score for the Regional meet was exactly the same as that of Medomak Valley. They were tied for sixth place. It ended up that our sixth place runner, Shannon Newcomb, had beaten Medomak's sixth place runner. This allowed them to compete in the state meet. There the girls placed eighth as a team. In the state meet Cathy York, who finished in the top five in the P.V.C.’s and the top three in the regional meet, finished tenth. She was also a member of the All State team. Her pic- ture and an article appeared in Main Running Magazine. Another very talend runner, Michelle Annis, in her second year, placed 52 in the state. 71 Row One: A. Davis, S. McLaughlin, E. Higgins. M. Hawes, C. Kimball, J. Campbell, T. Dunning. D. Emerson, M. Comtois. D, St. Louis, M. Cole, S. Simon. Row Two: Asst. Coach A. Johnston, D. Costin, E. Waugh, L. Duell, R. Tozier, B. Johnston, B. Thayer, M. Bennage, M. Collins, G. Johnston. B. Veigard, B. Higgins. V. Stevenson, C. Russell, M. Babb, J. Hill, Coach Thorton. Row One: M. Comtois, J. Campbell, T. Dunning. Row Two: B. Thayer, L. Duell, E. Waugh, M. Collins, M. Bennage, M. Babb. Record: 9-6-1. Fourth Place Eastern Maine Class B. 74 SOCCER R°w One: A. Homstead V Reynolds, R. Lozier. T. Sprague, S. Smith, K. Witham, T. Martin. Row Two: Mr. Cardello, W. Blackwell. M. Cole. K. Applebee, S. Rines, H. Cantwell. S. Seymour. M. Hamlin. 76 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Senior Members: Robin Lozier, Stephanie Smith, Sue Seymour. The Girls Varsity Basktball team had a very exceptional year. The team was very young and inexperienced in Varsity ball, but their talent and sheer determination overcame this. The girls won more games than was expected. After ending their season with a 9-9 records, the ball club went on to compete in the Class “B” tournaments. They entered sixth seeded while the opposing team went in third seeded. The competition was very close and either team could have won. Though both teams were very determined, Medomak Valley came up with the win with the score of 45-41. The lady Hawks were led by senior cap- tain Stephanie Smith and senior Sue Seymour, junior Michelle Cole, sophomores Heather Cantwell and Wendy Blackwell, and freshman Sharon Rines. HIGH SCORER — Michelle Cole POINTS — 259 HIGH GAME — 26 77 Coach Small, K. Applebee, V. Veilette, T. Martin, C. York, L. Goodwin, V. Reynolds. K. Witham. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL 78 BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL VARSITY i Brian Thayer — First Hermon Male to score over 1000 points. Average — 23 points per game. Total — 1016 points. Eastern Maine All Star. BASKETBALL Mr. Blood, T. Hanson, E. Higgins, J. Sellers, R. Sprague, B. Dunton, T. Randall, D. Hannan, M. Cantwell, C. Brazier, M. Collins, M. Hamlin, B. Thayer. The Hermon Boys Varsity had a successful season with a record of eight wins and ten losses, nar- rowly missing a chance to attend the Class “B” tournaments. The Hawks beat Class “B” tourney teams Bucksport, Camden, Ellsworth, and M.D.I ... They also defeated Hampden who finished in fifth place in Class “A”. Captains were Brian Thayer, Richie Sprague and Micky Collins and statistical leaders were as follows. Field Goal % : Danny Cyr 77% — Foul Shot %: Brian Thayer 79% — Points: Brian Thayer 369 — Rebounds: Terry Randall 130 — Assists: Micky Collins 73 — Steals lick Collin CHEERLEADERS V A R S I T Y Row One: M. Bemis, T. Alexander, T. Richardson, S. White, V. Hasey, R. Carleton, N. Petrakovich. Row Two: R. Ormsby, L. Wood, S. Jenkins, C. Keith, H. Wood, R. Worchester, B. Comtois, C. Burgess. Row One: C. Scott, A. Stott, M. Adams, T. Lee, J. Martin, D. Creasy. Row Two: B. Alexander, J. Sawyer, K. Auge, V. Hartley, S. Adams, K. Rogers, H. Morgan, C. Scripture. 83 FRESHMEN luge crowds line ip for the reshmen games. Row One: J. Smart. Row Two: S. Miller, C. Stanchek, H. Robbins, S. Cassidy. Row Three: A. Watson. Row One: E. Palmer, T. Richardson, T. Martin, P. Nelson, C. Kimball. D. St. Louis. Row Two: Mr. Collins, M. Hawes, A. Newcomb, R. Bartlett, B. Higgins, R. King, G. Johnson, C. Russell. 1986-’87 GOLF Golf Record 5-14-1 i Row One: M. Baum, J. Plourde. Row Two: S. Page, Mr. Small, M. Cantwell, C. Foss, K. McKay, M. Hamlin, E. Johns. Row One: B. Rietschel, T. Gaudreau, P. Leonard, J. Meiczinger, S Mahon. Row Two: Mr. Murphy, N. Mayhew, C. Crockett, D. Anderson, W. Stevens, O. 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BATCHELDER General Contractor Backhoe, Bulldozing, Sand, Loam, Gravel Septic Tanks Installed, Free Estimates R.F.D. 3 Bangor, ME 04401 848-5990 PINKHAM’S REDEMPTION CENTER WING ROAD, LEVANT 884-7871 Compliments of MAINE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. ROUTE 2 BANGOR, MAINE 848-5738 Compliments of INA’S CERAMIC SHOP Route 2 Carmel, ME COMPLIMENTS OF m£lrM FRITO-LAY INC. Sales Representative — Gary D. Brown Home: 848-5408 — Business: 945-5447 Dorr’s Equipment Co. Parts Sales 1408 Hammond Street Service Bangor, ME 945-5965 Allis-Chalmers Tractors New Holland Farm Equip. ' 7 £Mediciqet Shoppe 592 HAMMOND STREET Phone 947-5686 BANGOR, MAINE 04401 DYSART’S TRUCK STOP AND RESTAURANT Coldbrook Road Exit 44 1-95 A.J. Deraspe Sons Mason Contractor Foundations, Concrete Floors, Chimneys, Fireplaces | BOX 995 CARMEL, ME 848-5655 92 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ’87 Jordan J. Shubert, M.D. Dennis L. Shubert, M.D., Ph.D. Garrett R. Martin, M.D. House of Blarney Restaurant Corner of Horseback Fuller Roads Carmel, Maine LUNCH: 11:30-2:00 Tuesday-Sunday DINNER: 5:00-8:00 Tuesday — Sunday 5:00-9:00 Friday Saturday Closed Monday ; 848-3618 “We Try Harder” HAMPDEN AUTO PARTS 645 Main Road North 947-6523 DENNIS ELLINGWOOD 862-3483 CARMEL VIDEO VHS Movie Rentals VHS Machine Rentals Ask About Our Movie Pass Route 2 Carmel, ME 04419 848-3322 r S. W. COLE ENGINEERING, INC. GEOTECHNICAL CONSULTANT J SIX LIBERTY DRIVE BANGOR, MAINE 04401 TEL. 848-5714 BACKHOE FREE ESTIMATES DOZER c.d. McPherson General Contractor 947-2612 BANGOR, MAINE 04401 SEPTIC SYSTEMS LANDSCAPING SALES — SERVICE WRIGHT’S FLOORING INC. Carpets-Linoleum-Floor Tile Ceramic Tile-Wood Floors Commercial-Residential (207)848-3304 Main Road Hermon, Maine Compliments of The Lane Construction Corporation Main Road Hampden 945-0850 Overhead Door Company of Bangor, Inc. 12 Liberty Drive Bangor, Maine 04401 JERRY STANDLEY (207) 947-5243 Sales Manager (207) 848-2866 S3 FAIRMOUNT MARKET 662 Hammond Street Bangor, ME 947-7338 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987 LEWIS USED CARS Now two lots to serve you LOTI: 942-5780 LOT 2: 884-7827 Compliments of The Country Market Video Rentals and Ice Cream Cones Main Road, Hermon 848-2440 Eastern Maine Music And Game Service Coin Operated- Video games, pinball,music more Bangor: 942-4613 Best of Wishes To The Class of 1987! Compliments of Duraclean by Clukey Bus. Mgr. 848-2880 Penboscot Veterinary Hospital 411 Davis Road Bang. Telephone: 947-6783 9421MB Welding • Auto Sales Repair Business Address phone 942-9410 McCarthy Road soo main street Gtenburn. ME 04401 Bangor, ma.ne oaaoi V. Midas Muffler Shops Exhaust, Mufflers Brakes — Shocks 1011 Union 947-6792 A Holiday Hair Salon 424 Odlin Road 942-6265 Men Women fggB PELKEY OIL 324 Birch St. 942-6138 : 942-2077 Compliments of Broadway Trustworthy 1221 Broadway Jackson Boat Seafood Company J 945-3458 Z Ye Ole General Trustworthy Rt. 2 Carmel 848-7261 Gray’s Pizza Horseback Fuller Rd Phone: 848-2472 Compliments of BANGOR ELECTRIC SIGN Carmel, 848-2231 Compliments of FROST FARMS Hermon, 848-3888 NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS 133 Cemei Slreei. Bangor. Maine 04401 207 942-8815 BROOKINGS-SMITH Bangor. Maine CLARK CHAPEL Brewer. Maine LaBEAU CHAPEL Orono. Maine Bangor Brewer Bowling Lanes • 534 Wilson Street Brewer 089-3708 _ Wont Arcade 24 CamlLepin Lanes ftoivLer:. Loung? 18 Mote HinuiUMe Oof( touise- DEAD RIVER 621 Hammond Street Bangor 947-4576 GILMAN ELECTRIC LVJ SUPPLY 14 Perry Road Bangor 947-0721 95 DICK TREADWELL AND SONS Waterwell Drilling Pump Sales Service Servicing Throughout Maine since 1966. Phillips Rd Glenburn 884-7663 PACE APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair Of All Major Appliances Refrigerators Dryers Freezers Washers Dishwashers Ranges Servicing Bangor Area For 16 Years. Phillips Rd Glenburn Phone: 884-7707 ueesrfK --- Her � '7 t ye , $4-4- 566 15 auto body Specializing in Collision Repair Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of (87,f 1.5 Miles South of Rt. 1A East Hampden, Maine. Tel.: 942-7339 Everet Tewhey-Parts Manager UNION STREET CITGO HEWESWAY FARM Dana M. Hewes 551 Union Street Bangor, Maine 04401 24-Hour Towing Service Garfield “Butch” Foss Bangor 942-8663 947-1618 Dairy Cattle Registered Holsteins Hermon, Me and 848-5989 1 Milking 848-2266 Shorthorns We’re CORSON’S GARAGE looking forward to serving you! pcvitUUvie Phillips Rd. Glenburn, ME Mike Corson-Tel.: 884-7296 Engine Rebuilding Brake Job State Inspections Tune-ups Exhaust Systems Estimates Tires Changed and Balanced A-l SERVICE 614 Broadway 97 CONANT AUTOMOTIVE Newburg Road Hermon, Maine Automotive Sales Service Repair Refinish Monday-Sunday (207)848-5068 NEW GAS appliances Save Energy Save Fuel ■ Save Money ‘Pilotless” Gas Ranges — Conservationist Water Heaters — “Pilotless” Gas Dryers Puiieff 2). Patten -Agency Auto Home Business Long Haul Trucking Russell D. Patten Commercial Account Specialist 848-3326 RFD 2 Box 355 Bangor, Maine 04401 “Oz. Srita i. '%au‘0 uL. B.A., B.S., D.C. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ACUPUNCTURIST o APPLIED KINESIOLOGIST (207) 989-2855 brewer (207) 794-6195 Lincoln By Appointment Our FREE Energy Savings Survey will show you how much money you can save! No obligation, of course. 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