Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

„1 E R M 0 N H 1 G II ! cie 1387-1988 ? HERMO CARMEl r EEVAAT GEEABURA _________________ =3 We. the class of nineteen eighty-eight, fondly dedicate our yearbook to two men who have greatly influenced our lives: Mr. Paul Murphy and Mr. Russell Clukey. Mr. Paul E. Murphy. Director of Guidance and Good Friend, was brought up in Old Town, where he attended St. Josephs School. He later graduated from John Bapst. He received his B.S. in Education from UMO in 1966 and his M.Ed. in Guidance and Counseling in 1967. Mr. Murphy had a number of outstanding jobs to his credit with the most familiar being from 1967-72 as a youth counselor for the State of Maine Employment Security Commission. From 67-70, he did his first tour of duty at Hermon High School as a social studies teacher and department head. From '78 until the present. Mr. Murphy has been Boys’ State Director. During this time. Mr. Murphy was teaching in the Bangor System. He returned to Hermon in '83 as the Director of Guidance and Counseling. He directed the chess club to five successful seasons and had the energy to teach a class at the Bangor Adult Education Center. Mr. Murphy had past political involvement as a member of the Human Rights Commission, a member of the Representative Assembly and a voting member of the Democratic State Convention. He has been a long-standing Boy Scout Counselor. On a more personal side. Mr. Murphy has a wide variety of hobbies including fishing, hunting, scoring the Hermon ball games, and officiating the junior high softbalTprogram. collecting items at the local dumps, continually improving upon his intellect and wit. while being incapable of throwing out even a single piece of paper. Through this dedication, we would like to express our admiration of Mr. Murphy and our gratitude for all his inspiration and support. Mr. Russell Clukey was the kind of principal that the students and faculty alike could calf a friend. He was always willing to lend a shoulder to lean on. to help carry the heavy loads, to give advice, and to always do these tasks with a sincere wisdom that could not be doubted. To his students and co-workers. Mr. Clukey was always available for sharing joy. We thank you. Mr. Russell Clukey, for sympathizing and even empathizing with us all — no matter the situation. We appreciate your dedication to us more than you could ever know. 3 SCHOOL BOARD AND SUPERINTENDENT Row 1: Mrs. P. Johnson. Mrs. C. King. Mrs. P. Kimball. Mrs. S. Andrei. Row 2: Mr. T. Schoppe, Mr. W. Senter, Mr. G. MacDonald — Superintendent. Mr. J. Meiczinger. Secretaries of the Superintendent Mrs. G. Reynolds Mrs. Plourde RALPH T. CARR PAUL E. MURPHY I think, therefore I am. Born in Maine; attended U of M (B.S. and M. Education); has taught at H.H.S. and Bangor Schools, and is presently H.H.S. Guidance Coun- selor. PHYLLIS WORTHLEY “May the most you desire, be the least you receive Born in Ayer, MA; Attended Littleton H.S.; Graduated from UMPI. Taught Phys. Ed at Brewer High (1971-75), Smith Elem., Winterport (1979-83), Holbrook Jr. High, Holden (1983-85). Presently in Guidance at Hermon (1986- ). ROBENA SPROUL Bena Have a good day! Born at Bangor, ME; graduated from Orono H.S.; attended Hus- son College (secretarial course); H.H.S. Guidance Counselor Sec- retary (1968- ). V RUSSELL T. CLUKEY “If you did your best yes- terday, you've already begun to die; if you're doing your best today, you are beginning to live!” Born at Dexter, ME; gradu- ated from Dexter H.S.; at- tended Aroostook State Col- lege (B.S.); U of M (Master’s Degree — Educational Lead- ership); number of years in education: 18; Hampden (1969-75); Sedomocha Junior High — Dover-Foxcroft (1975-77); Foxcroft Academy (1977-80); Dexter Regional H.S. Assistant Princi- pal Athletic Director (1980- 83); H.H.S. Principal (1983- ). Born at Brewer. ME; graduated from Bangor High School; at- tended U of M. (B.S. in Second- ary Education — Master of Ed- ucation in Guidance); Number of years in education: 27; Her- mon H.S. Social Studies Teacher (1961-63); Caravel Jr. High School (1963-66); H.H.S. Guid- ance Counselor (1966-84); H.H.S. Assistant Principal (1984- ). MRS. GOODSPEED Born in Bangor: graduated from Hermon High. Number of years at Hermon: 11; Pres- ently a Study Hall Monitor and Secretary in the Princi- pal's office. NIKKI HIGGINS Why? Born in Portland, ME; graduated from H.H.S.; Office Sec (1987-). 5 GLENIS BALDWIN JOSEPH A. CARDELLO “What’s for chow?” Born in Lawrence. MA; grad- uated from Lawrence H.S.; attended University of MA. Amherst, MA (B.S., Phys. Ed.); U of M (M.Ed., Phys.Ed.). Number of years in education: 30; Ralph C. Mahor Regional H.S.. Or- ange. MA (1957-58); Ston- ington H.S. (1960-62); Teach- er of Phys. Ed.. Health. Girls’ Soccer. Girls’ Varsity Basket- ball Coach, and President of the HHS Teachers’ Associa- tion. ROBERT IAMES CARR1GAN. JR. Silence is golden, so turn yellow.” Born in Bangor, ME; graduated from Brewer H.S.; attended U of M (B.S., Ed.). Number of years in ed- ucation: 17; HHS Teacher of Eng- lish (1967-1982 and 1986- ). Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Born in Portland. ME; graduated from Deering H.S., Portland, ME; attended U of M (B.A.. Eng- lish); taught English at Hermon Elem. School (1969-1972); HHS Teacherof Eng. (1975-77 and 86- ). and is on the Chemical Abuse Advisory Board. ROBERT LEE BALDWIN When you come to the end of your rope, make a knot, and hang on. Born in Glen Ridge. N.J.; graduated from Briarcliff H.S., Briarcliff Manor, NY; attended U of M (B.S.. Biol- ogy; M.S., Microbiology). Number of years in educa- tion: 15; U of M (1971-72y, HHS Teacher of Col. Biology I and II; Science Dept. Head, and in charge of audio-visual equipment. 6 PATRICIA FAIRWEATHER BUCHANAN CLAYTON BLOOD Graduated from Searsport H.S.; attended UMF; HHS Teacher of English and Coach of Boys’ Var- sity Basketball. JANICE L. CLAIN Mon Dieu!” Born in Milo. ME; graduated from Milo H.S.; attended U of M (B.A., French; M.Ed.). Number of years in education: 17; Cen- tral H.S.. East Corinth (1971-74f, Bangor H.S. (1974-75); Georges Valley H.S., Thomaston (1975- 80); HHS Teacher of French I. II, IV, Spanish I, II, III, and Lan- guage Clubs Advisor (1980- ). Outstanding.” Born in Bangor. ME; graduated from Lawrence H.S., Fairfield, ME; attended Beals College (B.A.); U of M (B.S., Science Ed.). EDWIN A. COLLINS Don’t tell me what to do!” Bom in Damariscotta. ME; graduated from Lincoln Academy. Newcastle. ME; attended Babson Institute, Wellesley. MA; Husson Col- lege (B.A., Educ.). Number of years in education: 18; HHS Teacher of Accounting I. Business Law. Business Math. Psychology. Cont. Economic Problems, and So- cial Studies (1970- ). ROBERT ANTHONY DONDERO MARY MARTHA COLLINS “Doesn’t amount to a hill of beans.” Born in Okmulgee. OK; gradu- ated from Lincoln Academy. New Castle, ME; attended U of M; Colby College (B.S.. Educ.). Number of years in education: 11; HHS Teacher of G Alg II. Alg I, C Alg I and II and Varsity Field Hockey Coach (1977- ). GLENDA T. DOW “I’ll see if I can get it for you.” Born in Bangor. ME; attend- ed U of M (B.A.); Univ. of Pennsylvania (M.S.L.S.). Number of years in educa- tion: 11; Joint School-Public Library in Orono. ME (1977- 87); HHS Librarian (1987- ). MRS. PATRICIA CONANT “You have to make a mess to clean up a mess.” Born in Panama; attended Brigham Young Univ.; U of M (Master’s). Presently working at HHS as Special Education Teacher. TERRY FLEGEL “What’s wrong with my Chevette?” Born in Alma. MI; graduated from Ithaca H.S.. Ithaca. MI; at- tended Central Michigan Uni- versity. Mt. Pleasant. MI (Undergraduate); Michigan State University. E. Lansing, MI (Graduate); U of M (CED). Num- ber of years in education: 3; Mt. View. ME (1985-86); HHS Direc- tor of Band. Chorus, and Stage Band (1986- ). MRS. VENISE GRAY Born in Lewiston. ME; grad- uated from Lewiston H.S.; at- tended Thomas College. Wa- terville. ME. Number of years in education: 10; Rich- mond H.S. (1978-80); Job Corps (1981); HHS Teacher of World Geography and So- cial Sciences (1981-). BETH DUNNING Born in Bangor. ME; graduated from John Bapst H.S.; graduated from Gorham State (B.S.); U of M (M.Ed.). Teacher in Conn.. NY. and Bangor. ME. prior to current post at HHS. JOSEPHINE H. CURRAN “Really! Born in Milo. ME; graduated from Milo H.S.; attended Hus- son College (Associate Degree in Secretarial Science; B.S., Busi- ness Education). Number of years in education: 18; HHS Teacher of Typing I. Introduc- tion to Business, Word Process- ing, and Keyboarding (1970- ). Better days are coming. Born in Key West, FL; graduated from Burnt Hill, NY; attended Chadron State College. Chadron, NE (B.S., Education). Number of years in education: 18; HHS Teacher of Industrial Arts (1970- ). 7 CHRISTINE G. GREENE ‘‘Blood Red Rhododendrons!” Born in Lewiston. ME; gradu- ated from Lewiston H.S.; attend- ed St. Joseph's College (B.A.);attending U of M (Masters Degree). Number of years in ed- ucation: 11; St. Mary’s School, Augusta. ME (1977-79); Wood- land H.S. (1979-81); HHS Teach- er of English. English Dept. Head, and Key Club Advisor (1981- ). DONNA McCLARIE Born in Bangor. ME; attend- ed UMF (under-graduate, Elem. Ed. and Speech Ther- apy); U of M (Masters Degree. Reading). Number of years in education: 5; Ellsworth 1; Old Town 4. JANET A. HOSKIN ‘‘Life is like a field hockey game; you either shoot for a goal or dribble it away.” Born in Portland. ME; grad- uated from Gorham H.S.; at- tended U of M (B.S.). Num- ber of years in education: 6; Windham H.S. (1982-84); HHS Teacher of Phys. Ed.. Health. Coach, CATCH Co- ordinator, and Athletic Di- rector (1984- ). JOHN McGOWAN MICHAUD ‘‘Look ahead. Get on with the work now!” Born in Presque Isle, ME; obtained Bachelor's Degree in Eng- lish Education; taught at Valley Memorial H.S. (1986-87); HHS Teacher of Reading, Coach of Freshman Basketball, and De- bate Speech Advisor (1987- ). ANNE MARIE LAVIGNE Okay, folks ..Born in Waterville. ME; graduated from Clinton H.S.; attended U of M (B.A., English). Num- ber of years in education: 21; Stearns H.S. (1967-68); HHS Teacher of English. Micro- phone Advisor. WILFRED H. LORD Born in Bangor, ME; graduated from Winterport H.S.; attended U of M (B.A., Psychology); 1st Lt.. U.S. Army; U of M (M.Ed., Mathematics). Number of years in education: 30; HHS Teacher of Geometry, Algebra II and III, Advanced Math. Computer I and II (1958- ). TED PELLERIN “A L.E.O. goes ?!?” Born in Hampden. ME; graduated from Hampden Academy; at- tended U of M (B.S., Micro- biology and M.S., Soil Sci- ence). Number of years in education: 5; Gorham H.S. (1983-84); Mt. View H.S. (1985); HHS Teacher of Chemistry and Physics; Se- nior Advisor (1986- ). NILES NELSON Born in Portland, ME; graduated from Portland H.S.; attended Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas (B.A., Social Studies). Number of years in education: 27; Wells H.S. (1961-62); Caravel Jr. H.S. (1963-69); HHS Teacher of General Math 1 and II and General Algebra I (1969- ). 8 CHERYL B. RUSSELL “Is that right? Born in Island Falls, ME; graduated from Washburn H.S. (1964); attended Husson College (B.S., Business Education). Number of years in education: 20; HHS Teacher of Word Processing, Computer Lit- eracy, Accounting I. Micro- Accounting (1968- ). CLIFTON ARTHUR SMALL “Never say can’t!” Born in Bangor. ME; graduated from HHS; attended U of M (B.S., Biology). Number of years in education: 15; HHS Teacher of Alg. I, Col. Alg. I and II, MR. RICHARD SMALL Yee-Ha! Born in Bangor. ME; graduated from HHS; attended U of M. Number of years in ed- ucation: 11; Mattanawcook Jr. High (1977-79); Caravel Jr. High (1979-85); HHS (1985- ). ANNE MARTIN SMITH Be careful.’’ “How ’bout that.” Born in Rumford, ME; graduat- ed from Stephens H.S., Rum- ford, ME; attended U of M (B.S., Home Economics). Number of years in education: 22; HHS Teacher of Home Economics I (1966- ). ERNEST EUGENE STARBIRD “Okay.” Born in South Sangerville, ME; graduated from Guilford H.S.; attended U of M; Husson College (B.S., Business Education). Num- ber of years in education: 32; Carmel H.S. (1956-62); HHS Teacher of Typing 1, Busi- ness Math. Office Practice. Recordkeeping, and Ac- counting II (1962- ). SIDNEY STUART STATHER. )R. Born in Bangor, ME; graduated from Bangor H.S.; attended Maine Maritime Academy. Castine, ME (B.S.. Maritime Engineering); U of M (B.S., Industrial Education). Number of years in education: 16; HHS Teacher of Industrial Educa- tion (1972- ). MS. SHEILA STEWART “Give me a break! Born in Ea- gle Lake. ME; attended U of M (Foreign Languages and Eng- lish). Number of years in ed- ucation: 12; Nokomis Regional H.S., Newport. ME (1974-79); HHS Teacher of English. Ger- man, and French III (1982- ). MR. TIM THORNTON Born in Millinocket. ME; graduated from Mat- tanawcook Academy; at- tended U of M (A.S., Busi- ness; B.S., Education). HHS Teacher of Practical Science, General Biology, and Social Science. 9 D.H. RITA CATHERINE YOUNG “Never say ‘I can’t.’ Try it.” Born in The Bronx. NY; at- tended State University. New Paltz. NY (M.S.. Art Ed- ucation). Has taught in var- ious NY elementary schools; St. Michael Academy. NY; Scanlon H.S.. NY. and art for grades K-12 at Hermon. MR. GEORGE RUDGE Driver Education Instructor TERRY A. WELCH “Think.” Born in Bangor. ME; graduated from Forest Hills H.S.. Jackman. ME; attended U of M (B.S., Elemen- tary Education); HHS Assistant Teacher in the Resource Room. JUNE RANTA WILCOX “Quiet!” Born in Rockland. ME; gradu- ated from Rockland District H.S.; attended U of M (B.S., Home Economics). Number of years in education: 20; Cony H.S.. Augusta. ME (1968-69); U of M (1969-70); HHS Teacher of Home Economics and NHS Ad- visor (1970- ). Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Collins 10 CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS GEORGE A. WATSON Bom in Veazie. ME; Head Custo- dian at HHS (1972- ). TERRY A. STAIRS Born in Bangor, ME; gradu- ated from Brewer H.S.; mem- ber of Medical Company (Air Ambulance) Army National Guard; Custodian at HHS (1975- ). JOHN FREDERICK ANDERSON “I won’t forget Utility Custodian and Bus Driv- er at Hermon High (1980- ). B. Hartley. D. Dunifer, J. Overlock. J. Anderson. D. Smith. F. Smith. 11 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1987- 1988 DONALD C. ALEXANDER JR. Donnie, Don-Don “Success lies not in being the best, but doing your best.” Thanks, Mom and Dad. Voc-Ed 3, 4. ALICIA ALLEN “Squish” “Lish” “Is this love that I’m feeling, is this the love that I’ve been searching for?” — Whitesnake I love you, Cliff, always and forever. Thanks for everything. Melissa and Amy. Band 1, 2. 3. MARC E. ANDERSON “I won’t forget you.” — Poison Hermon Jr. Fire Dept. 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. A C 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Golf 1. SEAN D. ANNIS “Speedy” “Seanathan” “I can’t drive 55! — Sammy Hagar Thanks for everything, Mom and Dad. I love you, Stacey!! CLIFF ARNOLD BARRI S. BABCOCK “Nippon D.“ “You’ve got to pay to play, and 1 play hard; that’s why I’m broke.” — J.E.T. Thanks, Mom and Dad. ORIEL BADGER “Oreo “Badge “Every silver lining has got a touch of gray. I will get by. I will survive.” — Robert Hunter of Grateful Dead Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chess 1. 2. 3, 4; Newspaper 1. 2, 3, 4. — Editor 3; Yearbook 1; Upward Bound 2. 3, 4; Model State 2, 3; Key Club 1; French Club 1; Class Committee 1. 2; U.S. History Award 3. CHRISTINE MARIE BAMFORD “The two hardest things to handle in life are failure and success.” — Anon. Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1. 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 4; Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 — Sec. 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3 — Sec. 3; Key Club 2. 3, 4 — Treas. 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4 — Pres. 3. 4; Math Team 1; Band 1; Maine Scholars’ Day 3; I Dare You Award 3; National Merit Commendation 4; Century III Leader 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; University of Maine 4. 13 BRENT G. BEAULIEU II Band 1; Hermon Jr. Fire Dept. 1. 2, 3, 4 — Jr. Chief 4. JOEL A. BEMIS Time to live, Time to lie. Time to laugh, Time to die ... Take it as it comes. — The Doors Levant Fire Dept. 1, 2; Voc-Ed. 3, 4. LAURIE A. BOOKER Fern Booger” Book Just a little more time is all we’re asking for; ’cause just a little more time could open closing doors.” — Corey Hart Thanks Dad, Mom and Gary!!! Love you. Dustin. Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Committee 1, 2; Class Sec. 3; Class V. Pres. 4. JOELLE BOUCHARD Jo All that we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream. — Edgar Allan Poe Andrea and Tammy, thanks for everything. Heather, good luck next year. Basketball 1; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4 — Sec. and Treas. 4. SHERRY L. BRAGG Bragg! Sher The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. — Lao-Tsze Thanks Mom. Dad and friends for everything. I love ya! Cross Country 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hawk Staff 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Dirigo Girls’ State; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Concessions; Jr. Ex. 3; Yearbook 4 — Bus. Mgr. 4; Debate 2; Speech 2. 3; Jazz and Dixieland Combo 3; District V 4. DAVID L. BROWN Dave Party hardy, Rock’n Roll, drink Baccardi, smoke a bowl, our life is good, our life is great, ’cause we’re the class of ’88. Power, Mystery, and the Hammer of the Gods” — Jimmy Page MATTHEW JOHN CANTWELL “Matt Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. LARRY C. CARROW Voc-Ed. 3, 4. 14 LORRAINE EDNA CARTER “Uri” ‘‘Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go.” — Anon. Softball 1, 2; Newspaper 1; Field Hockey 2. 3. MICHELLE LEE CHAMBERLAIN “Shell” Mitch” “You give me strength to carry on ’cause I know what it means to walk along the lonely street of dreams.” — Whitesnake Thanks, Stace, Shelly, and Joelle — for everything. I love you, Mom and Dad. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. JAMES CLEMENT MARTIN M. COEN JR. “Mike-f AI” “They say good things come to those who wait; I’m still waiting.” Co-op 3, 4. MICHELLE RENEE COLE “Shell” Love you. Mom and Dad. Thanks for everything, Wendy; take care. I love you. Bangor Baptist 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Class Committee 3. KATHY LYNN COLPITTS “Kath” “There is a part which is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own.” Thanks, Mom and Dad! Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey Mgr. 2, 3; Class Treas. 3, 4; Project Graduation Committee. SCOTT EDWARD CONANT Getting things done is largely a matter of getting things started.” — Mrs. Conant Junior Ex. 3; Yearbook 2. DUSTIN K. COSTON “Buttin” “Baron” “Dusty” “Butt” We must reject that most dismal and fatuous notion that education is a preparation for life.” — Northrop Frye “A man of courage never needs weapons, but he will need bail.” — Ethel Mumford Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4. 15 DANA CRAY ROBERT ALLEN DAUDELIN “Bobby” “Crash” “Burn Daudelin” “I can’t believe it. Can you believe it? I made it!” Thanks. Mom and Dad!! Levant Jr. Fire Dept. 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 3, 4. WENDY DAUDELIN “Crash” Don’t ever regret what you have done. Only regret what you haven’t tried.” Co-op 3; Yearbook 1. GORDON AMARIAH DEBECK III “I’d rather have a sister in a brothel than a brother who drives a Ford.” Voc-Ed 3, 4. TODDY R. DELUCK “When you find yourself lost, look to the stars.” Cross Country 1; Debate 2; Speech 2; Jr. Ex.; Camp Jordan 4. JAMES P. DOLAN III “I hope to go on to live with myself and have a very happy life with Tammy.” Hampden Academy 1, 2; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2. 4. LISA DOODY “Micky” “Leese” I know the grass is greener just around the bend, got to say goodbye but don’t you fear. Though the road is dark and I might fail to find the end — I won’t disappear.” — The Monkees RICHARD A. DOUGHTY “Rick” What on earth would a man do with himself if something did not stand in his way?” — H. G. Wells Voc-Ed 3, 4; Levant Fire Dept. 1. 2, 3, 4; Hermon Rescue Squad 2. 3, 4. 16 TAMMY DOUGLASS “Tam-Tam “Tam” “Love is caring for one’s feelings as if they were your own. Thanks for everything, Bobby. Luv ya, Jo and Andy! Band 1. 2, 3. 4 — Sec. 4; Pep Band 2; Hugh O’Brian Award 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Science Club 2; Cross Country 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. EARL L. DRAKE JR. “C’est la vie. babe!” — Windy Rudnicki Debate 1,2 — 3rd place Novice State Championship; Speech 1, 2; N.H.S. 3, 4; Key Club 3; Boys’ State 3; Model State Legislature 3, 4; Chorus 4; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4 — Sec. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; Total Immersion Committee 1, 2; Senior Play; Class Committee 3. SEAN M. DUFFELMEYER “Duff’ “Shuff” Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. WENDY L. DUNIFER “Wendifer” “Wen” “Wendle” “Love is like a rainbow. It stretches as far as your imagination will go and always produces a pot of gold.” I love you, Randy! Band 1. 2. 3. BRETT DUNTON “Xavier” “Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven.” — Milton Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4. TAMMY L. DUNTON “Tam” “Heidi” “Tamra” “Tamatha” “The most skillful flattery is to let a person talk on. and be a listener.” — Joseph Addison N.H.S. 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4 — Librarian 4; Chorus 3; Pep Band 2; Yearbook 4; District V 3; Dixieland 3; Jazz Combo 3; Jr. Ex.; French Club 3, 4. AMY-JO DYER KELLI ANN EAMES “Kel” “Kellogg’s” “K.K.” The power of love always seems to overcome the bad times in a meaningful relationship that was really meant to be.” — P.C. , . I love you, Terry. Always!! Thanks, Dad and (Mom and Dad) C. I love you, guys. Bangor High School 1; J.V. Soccer 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Intramurals 1; Field Hockey 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Tennis 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Jr. Ex.; Senior Play. 17 TODD R. EASTMAN Dr. T “It’s better to burn out than fade away.” — Joe Elliot MICHELLE LYNN EATON “Shelley” Those who have passed into something more beautiful.” “I love you and miss you all.” If you love someone set them free; if they come back to you they’re yours forever! I love you always, Milford! Co-op 4. DANIEL R. EMERSON “Danbo” “Life is love, love is friendship, and friendship is forever.” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Racquetball 1, 2. 4. FRED E. EMERSON III “Walk erect, you win respect; you take life boldly in your stride; Thus no man will dare neglect you, and you'll carry home the bride.” — Heinrich Heine BRUCE WAYNE FITTS JR. “Bud” “Life is short. Life is quick. Make every second count, for it will soon end.” Band 1, 2. TERRI L. FOWLER “What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you.” — Seneca Voc-Ed 3; Senior Concessions. JAMES E. FROST “Jim” “Time is a jet plane; it moves too fast. What a shame it is. What we’ve shared can’t last.” — Bob Dylan MICHAEL R. CABOURY “Deadlines amuse me!” — Windy Rudnicki “Until then we’ll have to muddle through somehow.” — Anon. Debate 1,2 — 4th-place Novice State Speaker. 4th-place Varsity State Team, 3rd-place Novice State Team, Speech 1, 2, 4; Jr. Ex.; N.H.S. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; District V 2, 4; Key Club 3; Boys’ State 3; Maine Scholar’s Day 3; Newspaper 1; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Total Immersion Committee 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Class Committee 3; Model State 3, 4; Solo Ensemble 2, 4; Senior Play. 18 TIMOTHY MARK GAUDREAU “Tim” “Life is not a having and getting, but a being and a becoming.” — Matthew Arnold Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chess 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; District V 3. 4; Pep Band 2. GINA LOUISE GINN “Gene” “On my steel horse I ride. Wanted dead or alive.” — Bon-Jovi Thanks. Mom and Dad; I love you. Co-op 3, 4. DAVID W. HALL MIKE HAMLIN “Just be yourself and not what someone else wants you to be.” Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3; Golf 1. 2. 3, 4. THOMAS HANSEN “Cook Breeze” Relax, said the nightman, we are programmed to receive. You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave. Hotel California.” — The Eagles Basketball 1.2 — Mgr. 3; Cross Country 3; Baseball 3. AMY HART Aim” Most of us spend a lot of time dreaming of the future, never realizing a little arrives each day.” — Anon. I love you. Todd. Field Hockey Manager 2. 3; Student Council 3. ALAN HIGGINS Al” “How does it feel To be without a home Like a complete unknown Like a Rolling Stone?” — Bob Dylan Field Hockey 3. 4. ROBERT LEE HILL |R. “Chevrolet is the best; trash the rest.” Voc-Ed 3. 4. 19 AMY HOMSTED “Aim “Aims” “A winning smile is the best accessory any dress ever had. — C. Terry Cline, Jr. Love you, Gram! Hey, Hairball! Love you, Shell! Love ya Mom and Dad. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Committee; Project Graduation Committee. TERESA LOUISE HOWE “Trease” “Goals are dreams and wishes that are not easily reached. You have to work hard to obtain them, never knowing when or where you will reach your goal.” — Rosemary DePaolis Thanks. Mom and Dad. Thank you. Nan, for the support. I love you, Erick. Hang in there. Deb! Voc-Ed 3; Co-op 4. SHANNON L. JENKINS “Sharon” Shan” Love me without fear. Trust me without questioning. Need me without demanding. Accept me without change. Want me without restrictions. Desire me without inhibitions, for a love so free ... will never fly away.” I love you, Milton! Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Senior Play. TIMOTHY W. JENKINS GAYNOR LYNN JEWELL “Gayn” Gayna” “Tact consists in knowing how far you can go too far.” — Jean Cocteau Key Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treas. 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3 — Treas. 1,2 — Vice-Pres. 3, Project Graduation Committee; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Racquetball 1, 2, 3; Volunteer Rescue Squad 4. KELLY JEAN KEITH “Kell Kell Bell” Thought I'd finally found the one. Together we would always be. Funny how things come undone. Love’s not what it’s supposed to be.” — Huey Lewis I.L.Y.A.H. Cheering 2. MELISSA KIMBALL Mel” This is the time to remember, ’cause it will not last forever.” — Billy Joel I love you, Mom. Ron and Brian. Thanks a lot. Central High 1; Foxcroft Academy 2; Co-op 4. DAN KIRCHEIS What on earth would a man do with himself if something did not stand in his way?” — H. G. Wells Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Hawk Staff; Senior Concessions. 20 JOHN W. KRAUSE “H is belter lo keep your mouth closed and have people think you a fool, than to open your mouth and prove it.” “You are the you that is you. I am the I that is L We are together now. And if the I that is I. is not in harmony with the you that is you. then the we that is us will be the them that was or were.” — Anon. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 1. Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Concessions; Hawk Staff 1; Jr. Ex. MATTIJUHANI LAAJANIEMI “Palaa mieleni menneisiin. Muistan kun uhosin Sinne ja takaisin. Vasta ukkona makaisin.” — Martti Syrja Tennis 4 JASON I). LANE “Spa son” “The only good Chevy is a dead Chevy.” There is really no dark side of the moon — actually the whole moon is dark.” — P.F. Thanks to my parents, friends and ex’s. Voc-Ed 3. 4. THERESA J. LAWHON If I seem a little strange, well that’s because 1 am!” — The Smiths Thanks. Mom and Marcie! French Club 2. 3. 4 — Vice-Pres. 3; Spanish Club 3. 4. PAUL LEONARD “Boof” “I don’t go to certain parties. I go to them all.” Chess 1. 2. 3. 4. CINDY ANN LEVESQUE I’m dreaming dreams of tomorrow!” — Whitesnake Key Club 1. 2. Class Committee 1. 2. 3; Model State Legislature 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4. SCOTT MAHON “SCT” “Mahoney Baloney” “N’avez pas peur du mort.” “You don’t understand; we just aren’t going to deal with it! Chess 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Jr. Fire Dept. 1. SUSAN MAHON “Sue “1 can’t believe I made it this far.” 21 KEITH W. MAYHEW Slim I love you, Lisa. Levant Vol. Fire Dept. 2, 3, 4; Voc-Ed 3, 4. NICHOLAS MAYHEW Nicky” “Hammer II Such is life. Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Hawk Staff 1, 2. JEFF MEICZINGER The ladder of success is not climbed with your hands in your pockets. — Anon. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4; YMCA Student Government 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Maine Scholar’s Day 3. RISA LYNN MELLOTT “Dizzball” If you have the determination, you can do anything. Don’t give up if there is something you really want to do. Thank you, Jimmy and Shelly for your support. Chorus 1, 2; Work Study 4. JEFFERY MOORE Jeff’ Can’t stop lovin’ you. Thanks, Mom, Dad. and the rest of the family. Voc-Ed 3; Carmel Fire Dept. 3. 4. SHANNON L. NEWCOMB “Newc Nukie Shan Newcomb “We know what we are but not what we may be.” — Shakespeare Good luck, Laurie and Marilyn, my friends always!! J.V. Basketball 1; Field Hockey 2; Science Club 2; Softball Manager 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Girls’ State 3; Jr. Ex.; Key Club 3. 4; Student Council 4; Camp Jordan Counselor 4; N.H.S. 3, 4 — Vice-Pres. 4; Senior Play. DAVID SCOTT NORTON Scott Life ... Without it, we’d be dead. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Stage Band 3, 4. SCOTT RUSSELL PAGE Coo” Scottie “Never throw an object at a stranger. You never know who they might be. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Project Graduation Committee; Band 4; Jazz Combo 4. 22 HOWARD PALMER OZZY Howie” Dealing out the agony within. Charging hard and no one's gonna give in. Living on your knees, conformity. Or dying on your feet for honesty inbred, our bodies work as one. Bloody, but never cry Submission. Following our instinct not a trend. Go against the grain until the end.” — Damage Inc., Metallica F.T.W. Voc-Ed 4. LORI A. PARRISH Come, let us make love deathless, thou and I.” — Herbert Trench I love you. Kirk! J.V. Basketball Manager 2, 3;). V. Softball 1, 2; ).V. Field Hockey 2; V. Field Hockey 3 — Manager 4; F.H.A. 1. RON PARTRIDGE |R. I did it my way. LAURIE JUNE PEARY “Lauriepeary LP” The one with the most toys wins!” Good luck, Shannon and Marilyn!!! Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Jr. Ex.; Camp Jordan Counselor 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4. HEATHER PURVIS “When I was young I thought of growing old, of what my life would mean to me. Would I have followed down my chosen road or only wished what 1 could be?” — Mister Mister John Bapst Memorial High School 1, 2; Softball 1; Band 1, 2; Play 1; Field Hockey Mgr. 3. SHAUN M. QUINN Well, isn’t that special! — Church Lady Novice Debate 1; Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4; Lincoln-Douglas Debate 2, 3; Speech 2; Newspaper 1, 2. 4; Cross Country 3; Chorus 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Model State Legislature 3, 4; Rep. — Maine Bicentennial 4. TERRENCE JOHN RANDALL “Manute Bol” Oh. my word! Thanks, Mom, Dad, Ricky, Jenny. David, Debbie, Bruce, and Ashley. I love you, Shelly. 1 also want to thank Mr. Clukey and Mr. Blood for everything they have done for me. Basketball: Fresh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3, 4. PETER REDMAN Bodacious! General Courses; Voc-Ed 3; Co-op 4. 23 TROY BLAINE RICHARDSON “Troy Boy” “Bruce Lee” “Girls, Girls, Girls!” — Motley Crue Basketball Mgr. 1, 2; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Racquetball 2. 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Senior Play; Vol. Fire Dept. 1. 2. TINA MARIE ROACH Life is a journey. Love makes the journey worthwhile; so don’t waste a minute of it. I love you, Donnie. Field Hockey 1; Voc-Ed 3. 4. MARIA ROSTRUP LORI LYNN ROWELL “Muz” “Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” — Oliver Goldsmith I love you. Mom and Dad. Hang in there, Mike; I love you! Field Hockey Student Trainer 1, 2; Co-op 4. WINDY LEE RUDNICKI “Wing” “Chicago” Rubber Duckie” “Pooh” “No Problem.” — Alf Who’s Who 4; Model State 3; Jr. Ex.; Speech 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1. Mgr. 3; Field Hockey 2; Softball 2; Racquetball 3; Cheerleading 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hawk Staff 1; Science Club 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; S.A.D.D. 3; Key Club 2, 3. 4 — Editor 3; N.H.S. 4; Yearbook 4; Soccer 4; Senior Concessions. HARRIS SARGENT RYDSTROM “ALF” “Rocket Rydstrom” Accept people for who they are, not who they could be. Everyone is special in their own way. Good bye. Mass.; hello Maine. VCR Taping of Field Hockey and Soccer games. JON L. SELLARS “Pickle” “Through sports, a coach can offer a boy a way to sneak up on the mystery of manhood.”— Pat Conroy Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 — Capt. 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Golf 4. TROY SEVERANCE TERZA LOUISE SIMON “Teach” “If you want something, you gotta go after it; if you don’t, you’re going to miss out on a whole different world.’’ — Stephen Thompson Best of luck to you all! J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Teacher Assistant 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4; Stage Band 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Jr. Ex.; Upward Bound 4; Pep Band 2; Maine Scholar's Day 3; Senior Concessions. DONALD J. SIMPSON JR. Skipper” Be who you are, not what other people want you to be. Freshman Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3; Voc-Ed 3, 4. ANDREA M. SLAMM Andy” “If I had a box just for wishes and dreams that had never come true, the box would be empty except for the memories of you.” — Jim Croce Tams and Joelle: You have been great friends to me. Best of Success! Cheerleading 1. 2; Co-op 4. KELLEY SUE SMITH Kel” “What a long strange trip it’s been.” — Grateful Dead I love you. Winston. Mom. you’ll always linger in my heart and in my memories. I love you. Field Hockey 1; Work Study 4. THERESA LYNN SPRAGUE “Tee” ”B II” We've had so much fun the things that we’ve done; You’re My Best Friend. Thanks, Hallie. I love you. Mom and Richie. Student Council 1, 2, 3 — Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Class Pres. 1, 2. 4; Model State 2. 3, 4; Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. SHELLY JO STEVENS Shel” Se-a-shel A little work, a little play To keep us going — and so, good-day To the class of 88!! Thank you for everything. Mom. thanks Stacy and Sheila I love you, Branden! Freshman Cheerleading; Schenck High School 2; Soccer 2; Baseball Mgr. 2; Co-op 4. SCOTT F. SUTHERLAND Rufus” The future is uncertain and the end is always near.” — Jim Morrison Jim Lives! Field Hockey 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. STACEY LYN SUTHERLAND Stace” Life moves pretty fast — If you don’t stop and look around once in a while you might miss it.” — Ferris Bueller P.S. Mitty Dood, Huh. Aim? Class Vice-Pres. 1; Carmel Jr. Fire Dept. 1; Student Council 2, 3 — Vice-Pres. 3; Field Hockey Mgr. 2, 3. MARILYN IRAN TROTT “Trott” “Mr Maryland” You can’t turn the clock back, but you can wind it up again. Good luck. Laurie and Shannon. Thank you. Mom and Dad. I love you. Pat. Forever and Always!! Cheerleading 1. 2; Soccer Mgr. 2; Student Council 3. 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Class Sec. 4; Class Committee 1. 2. 3; Key Club 2; )r. Ex.; Senior Play. HALLIE JEAN TYLER Hal” B I” The whole year through Just me and you You’re My Best Friend. Too. Thanks. Theresa. I love you. Mom. Dad. and Eric. Cheerleading 1. 2. WILLIAM FRANCIS VEGIARD JR. Bill” Willy” No one has me. all great things are hidden until one looks in the right place!” I have no one; we all have one another once the time does come! — Bill. ’88 Love Always! Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4 — Capt. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3 — Mgr. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. MARIE A. VIOLETTE Nothing’s gonna change my love for you.” — Glen Meideros (I love you. Lee) J.V. Cheerleading 2; Field Hockey Mgr. 1. 2; Senior Play. STACY JEAN WHITE Stace” Tad” Spacey” Kathie” As leaf subsides to leaf. As Eden sank to grief. As dawn turns to day, Nothing gold can stay. — Robert Frost Mom and Dad — Thanks! I love you! Shel — Love you, Sis! Heidi and Michelle — My forever friends, Good Luck! Hermon High — I’ll miss ya! Key Club 1. 2, 3, 4 — Vice-Pres. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt. Varsity 3, 4; Cross Country Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Librarian 3 — Pres. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; School Improvement Board 2, 3, 4; Dirigo Girls’ State 3; S.A.D.D. 2; Jr. Ex.; Senior Play. SHANE M. WITHER Wiff” There are three kinds of people in the world; those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what the heck happened.” Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Jr. Ex. SHEILA LYNN WITHER Sheil” “Can we ever have too much of a good thing? — Miguel De Cervantes Thanks. Mom and Dad! Love you. Norman! Typing II Award 3; Jr. Ex.; Co-op 4; Senior Play. 26 HEIDI I. WOOD •‘Hi’ “Tammy “Through Ihe years we will all be together, if the fates allow. Thank you — to the best collection of friends, teachers, and other assorted loved ones in existence; I love you all. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1; Debate 2; Jr. Ex.; Pep Band 2; Solo Ensemble 2. 4; Senior Concessions; District V 1. 4; Speech 1. 4. HOLLY LYNN WOOD Hoi Holland If you need me I'll be there, but I ask of you to never let me go. I love you. Brian!! Thanks. Mom and Dad, Lorna and Cara; I love you all! Cross Country 1. 2; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-op 4. EUGENE WYMAN Gene” If you like the thought you’re thinking, then only think of your thoughts. Voc-Ed 4. SENIORS WITH NO PICTURES AVAILABLE: IVAN BRAWN No more Mr. Nice Guy. — Alice Cooper Chess 1; Co-op 4. DANIEL ELWELL CLIFFORD FOSS Cliff Cuffa A2 Friends may come and friends may go. but true friends will remain; that I know. I love you. Mom. Thank you for everything. Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 4; Golf 1. 3; Racquetball 2, 3. 4; Voc-Ed 3. 4. KELLY JO GOSS Kel If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. I truly love you. Doug! F.H.A. 1.2. BRIAN IOHNSTON DEIRDRE PHILLIPS JENNIFER SYKES 27 MAINE SCHOLARS’ DAY Chris Bamford Terza Simon Maine Scholars' Day is when 500 talented high school juniors from around Maine get together to expe- rience college life. They are given a test in which ten students may win a free tu- ition to UMAINE. Hermon has had one scholarship winner. The students are selected by their PSAT exams, rank- ing in class, classes that they took, and their cumulative averages. The students ex- perience life in a dorm while taking real college classes. They make many friends and learn a lot from this valuable experience. |eff Meiczinger Michael Caboury DIRIGO GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE 28 Stacy White Picture Not Available ■v l • Tammy Chris Douglass Bamford Girls’ and Boys' State is a large role-playing simulation game in wnicn a state is cre- ated. Actually it is a state of mind, where 500 high school seniors-to-be, throughout the state, learn about state and lo- cal government. With help from elected and appointed officials (Governor, Speaker of the House, and Area Town Managers) instruction is giv- en and hopefully learned re- garding our democratic polit- ical process. Running for office, via pe- tition papers, making a ballot, going through a mock town warrant with an area town manager are just a few of the things to be learned. These two programs pro- vide an excellent opportunity to become involved, fight ap- athv. learn by doing, live on a college campus with a room- mate, and meet leaders of to- morrow. |eff Meiczinger Karl Drake Michael Gabon ry JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING First Row: Mrs. Stewart. Second Row: Stacy White, Sherry Bragg. Ter- za Simon. Terry Fowler, Marilyn Trott. Third Row: John Kraus, Shane Withee. Orrel Badger, Heidi Wood, Tammy Dunton. Wendy Daudlin, Laurie Peary, Shannon Newcomb, Sheila Withee. 29 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1. Most Likely to Succeed: J. Meiczinger. C. Bamford 2. Hot Rods: H. Tyler, B. Babcock 3. Jocks: M. Cole. J. Sellars 4. Teachers' Pets: J. Krause. G. Jewell 5. Musicians: S. White. A. Higgins 6. Most Intelligent: C. Bamford. J. Meiczinger 7. Class Twins: Shane and Sheila Withee 6 5 30 1. Most School Spirit: S. White. S. Norton 2. Most Talkative: A. Homsted, M. Caboury 3. Shortest Tallest: A. Slamm, T. Randall. W. Daudelin. A. Higgins 4. Best Dressed: H. Purvis, M. Hamlin 5. Class Couple: D. Coston, L. Booker 6. Class Clowns: D. Emerson, M. Cole 7. Shyest: T. Simon, C. Arnold Not Shown: World Travelers: W. Rudnicki. S. Mahon Friendliest: ). Bouchard, B. Vegiard 7 31 MEET OUR MATTI Hermon Hosts Exchange Student Arriving in Hermon in August, 1987, from Helsinki, Finland, MATTI LAAJANIEMI became a valued member of this year’s senior class. International Fellowship, Inc. is an exchange student program working with Junior and Senior High Schools throughout the United States and Canada in an effort to promote a two-way exchange of teenage “ambassadors” between our countries and other countries of the world. They represent their country and enter into the lives of the people by becoming a part of a family unit. Headquarters is located in Buffalo, New York, and employs administrative, placement, records, foreign and transportation personnel ready to serve. The program is not funded by grants or donations from any political, industrial, or religious groups, but operates on a budget determined by the income generated from the program costs. 32 C. Bamford S. White E. Drake CMMBJB 10 T. Simon L. Peary S. Mahon M. Trott ). Meiczinger M. Gaboury T. Dunton K. Colpitts, L. Booker, T. Sprague, M. Trott. 33 Don A. Mark A. Sean A. Oriel B. Brent B. Laurie B. Joelle B. Sherry B. Matt C. Michelle Ch. Michelle Co. Kathy C. Scott C. Dustin C. Bobby D. Wendy Da. Toddy D. Lisa D. Earl D. Sean D. Tammy D. Wendy Du. Kelli E. Todd E. Michelle E. Danny E. Fred E. MichaelG. Tim G. Gina G. Michael H. 34 Amy Ha. Alan H. Amy Ho. Teresa H. Shannon J. Gaynor J. Danny K. John K. Matti L. Theresa L. Cindy L. Scott M. Susan M. Keith M. Jeff M. Jeff Mo. Shannon N Scott N. Scott P. Howard P. Lori P. Laurie P. Heather P. Shaun Q. Todd R. Tina R. Harris R. Terza S. Andrea S. Kelley S. Theresa S. Shelly S. Stacey S. Dawn S. Marilyn T. Bill V. Marie V. Stacy W. Sheila W. Shane W. Heidi W. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: ). Henry, T. Douglass. C. York, E. Johns. Row 2: M. Baum, K. Senter, H. Morgan, J. Com- tois, D. Scanlon. M. Edger, S. Newcomb. Row 3: E. Drake, M. Gaboury, S. Signor, M. Trott, T. Dunton. K. Emerson, S. White. Row 4: K. Witham, B. Rietschel, D. Anderson, J. Meiczinger, T. Simon, D. Creasy. Selected for the NHS 1987-88 Seniors Windy Rudnicki Laurie Peary Oriel Badger Juniors Melissa Edger Kim Emerson Eric Higgins Michael Baum Kim Witham lantha Henry Wendy Blackwell David Hannan Sophomores Jodi Martin Lorna Wood Tiffany Brown Chad Perkins Ryan Bartlett Beth Comtois Miranda Field Katy Rogers Deanna Partridge Honorary Members Mr. Russell Clukey Mr. Paul Murphy 36 M. Annis L. Archer M. Adams H. Bishop J. Boutot K. Auge M. Burgess B. Burke C. Boyer J. Comtois D. Cray K. Campbell J. Curtis S. Cyr D. Creasy S. Czajkowski T. Alexander M. Baum D. Bragg H. Cantwell C. Crockett M. Dakin D. Anderson M. Bemis B. Brown R. Carpenter S. Crowley R. Davenport K. Applebee M. Beylerian S. Burgess B. Cichocki C. Cunningham T. Davis R. DiBona K. Emerson G. Gilks A. Halt K. Homested T. Killoran J. Donovan D. Ferland C. Gordan D. Hayward R. Hoop L. King K. Doughty A. Fitts K. Green J. Henry T. Homyak J. Krause J. Dunifer R. Freeman D. Hannan A. Higgins L. Hunt B. Larochelie M. Edger W. Gagnon B. Hart E. Higgins E. Johns T. Lee K. Eames R. Gallagher V. Hartley N. Higgins A. Kelley D. Levine T. Martin D. Mayhew S. Mayhew T. Meyer T. Moore H. Morgan M. Oliver R. Ormsby H. Parsons J. Plourde B. Rietschel B. Risley C. Russell R. Rydstrom J. Sawyer S. Signor A. Smith D. Smith D. McIntosh K. McKay S. McLaughlin R. Nadeau W. Nason D. Nute K. Peary M. Perkins J. Picken L. Roberts D. Ross T. Roy D. Scanlan C. Scripture K. Senter A. Stuart L. Stutzman D. Thompson JUNIOR CLASS COM. R. Thompson K. Whitmore R. Worcester Dana. Cathy, and Angie C. Wickett P. Woodard M. Worster C. York D. Scanlan. T. Martin. H. Morgan, and S. Signor M. Bishop ). Conant R. Curtis K. Downs M. Field T. Brown D. Connole R. Cyr M. Drake T. Fish R. Carlton J. Cooper N. Davis A. Dyer K. Gilks M. Adams S. Cassidy B. Copeland A. Domenech L. Eldridge L. Goodwin B. Alexander K. Colpitts C. Cray J. Dondero T. Emerson J. Griffin C. Bishop B. Comtois T. Cunningham R. Dowling R. Feero C. Gunning T. Guthrie S. Hart S. Howard R. King T. Lee K. Mason R. Hallett M. Hawes S. Howes L. Kneeland T. Look S. Miller M. Hamlin D. Hewes V. Hudson H. Knowles K. MacDonald P. Morgan T. Hannan B. Higgins G. Johnston A. LaCrosse J. Mahon M. Morin K. Hansen M. Higgins S. Killoran A. Langley J. Martin B. Morse J. Hardy J. Hill C. Kimball L. Larochelle T. Martin A. Mushrow P. Nelson C. Perkins V. Reynolds C. Scott D. I. St. Louis A. Stott A. Newcomb N. Petrakovich T. Richardson A. Sinclair M.Snow M. Swett L. Overlock V. Pomeroy S. Rines I. Smart T. Soderberg C. Theriault T. Page E. Poulin H. Risley j. Smith C. Stanchek M. Thompson E. Palmer S. Pullen H. Robbins R. Snodgrass W. Stevens S. Tucker D. Partridge M. Ransom K. Rogers C. St. Hilaire V. Stevenson S. Umphrey SOPHOMORE CLASS COMMITTEE Left to Right: S. Umphrey, V. Reynolds, V. Pomeroy, R. Carlton. D. Violette B. Waning N. Washburn A. Watson S. Veinote N. Wells R. Bartlett R. Blackburn N. Adams R. Burns ]. Carrow H. Blaisdell M. Curtis ). Cushing j. Cassidy R. Dempsey K. DiMauro S. Cyr D. Eaton S. Eck A. Downing P. Everett T. Adams R. Applebee A. Badger D. Braley L. Brown J. Burgess M. Chamberlain J. Clark J. Cote T. Cyr J. Davis K. Demmons E. Duffelmeyer S. Dunifer K. Dunton D. Freeman D. Garland J. Godfrey R. Gray ). Herrick M. Landry P. MacMullen B. Mixer W. Oxton J. Groh T. Higgens D. Lee D. McAfee R. Moleon W. Pace L. Harriman D. Howe M. Leonard M. McCready D. Nason L. Parent R. Hartley R. Jenkins S. Lindsay |. McGinley S. Nevers M. Patten A. Hart G. lewell R. MacDonald T. Meiczinger S. Nye E. Perkins A. Hawes A. Landry S. MacDonald S. Miles T. Oxley J. Pickard L. Pickering M. Robbins J. Savoy M. Stewart J. Thomas B. Vonborstel }. Plourde M. Robertson T. Scripture M. Stewart A. Tilley J. Walker D. Quinn S. Robichaud F. Shields C. Stuber R. Trott B. Walsh S. Reid C. Rogers D. Signor S. Stymiest B. Vegiard M. Watson ). Ricigliano K. Rudnicki K. St. Hilaire S. Thayer J. Violette D. Weber G. Robbins L. Russell K. St. Hilaire D. Therrien R. Virnig V. Webster Travis Weeks Jamie Wiles Valerie Williams Tim Wilham FRESHMAN CLASS COMMITTEE Jason Plourde, Gail Jewell, Linda Russell, Robert Walsh Hermon High School has never before had a wheel chair student — that is, until Miss Kathleen DiMauro, or Katie arrived! She and her aide, Robin Hunt, can be found in all parts of the school — from stamping books in the library to teasing Mr. Clukey in the office. Katie is a victim of a drunk driving accident which happened when she was only 10 years old. After being in a coma for nearly a year, Katie decided she wanted to live, and has been progressing ever since! Although doctors claimed she would never speak, Katie proved them wrong when she did start to speak in February. No one knows what Katie’s next accomplishment will be — but you can bet she’s not finished yet! Thank you, Katie for bringing joy and love into our school. Mrs. Hunt 49 I iy v' r •« •- . 'c 51 Paw Belsnickle....... Maw Belsnickle....... Ceelie Belsnickle.... Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle . Four Belsnickle ..... Five Belsnickle Six Belsnickle....... Obeey Upschlager Chiz Upschlager...... Ronald Maxwell....... Lucy Maxwell......... The Reverend......... Cousin Zeke . ....... The Cousins.......... .. . Marc Comtois .....Dolly Smith ____Lisa Carleton ... Thoma Butler . . Shelby Hansen . .. Shirley Signor ........Sue Perry Michele Halloran . .. . Flete Newby . . . Micky Collins . ... Tim Dunning Tricia Richardson ........Val Hasey .......Matt Babb . . . . Eben Waugh ......Kathy King ... Rita Urquhart ....Karen Baum BEHIND THE SCENES: Student Director — Chriss DiBona Lights Sound — David Kircheis Stage Crew — Dee Smith Prompters — Chriss DiBona Billy Vegiard Chris MacDonald Refreshments — Renee Young Wendi Nute Director: Nikki Higgins 53 KEY CEITB 1. H. Robbins 4. K. Mason 7. K. Emerson 10. W. Rudnicki 13. M. Annis 16. J. Henry 19. T. Douglass 22. M. Worster 2. M. Edger 5. T. Brown 8. H. Risley 11. K. Rudnicki 14. S. Signor 17. H. Morgan 20. T. Witherly 23. R. Carpenter 3. D. Partridge 6. A. Watson 9. J. Mahon 12. K. Senter 15. M. Field 18. B. Brown 21. R. Ormsby 24. S. White ' BLOOD DRIVE 54 FRENCH Cl,Fit c e t vief on ‘ftycuta, oiofaf Front: M. Laajaniemi. D. Scanlan, C. York. A. Higgins. Row Two: A. Badger, T. Cunningham. A. Watson.). Plourde, V. Webber, J. Henry, T. Douglass, C. Whitmore. C. Scott. A. Stott. Row Three: Mrs. Clain. M. Thompson. M. Steward. T. Dunton. A. Langley. R. Hallett, T. Lawhon, M. Gaboury, E. Drake. Row Four: D. Garland, D. Webber, R. Carpenter, S. Mahon, C. Kimball, C. Perkins, E. Nute. SPANISH CLUB Front: S. Burgess, H. Parsons, R. Bartlett. D. Scanlan. C. York, J. Martin, R. Bartlett. Row Two: M. Field, A. Sinclair, J. Clark. J. Cote, R. Carleton, S. Umphrey. T. Douglass. S. Pullen. Row Three: Mrs. Clain, J. Hardy, D. Partridge, K. Mason, T. Simon, T. Lawhon, R. King. Top: C. Perkins, E. Perkins, S. Mahon. 55 HAWK STAFF Row 1: R. Gallagher. K. Whitmore. Row 2: D. Partridge. L. Roberts. The HAWK, Hermon’s official school newspaper, proudly concludes another year in publication. The all-female staff produced four issues between the months of September 1987 and June 1988, not to mention persevering despite a lack of finance and a change of editors. We give our congratulations to the HAWK staff: Kathy Whitmore (junior), Rebecca Gallagher (junior), Laura Roberts (junior), and the Editor, Deanna Partridge (sophomore). Special thanks to Oriel Badger and Mrs. Phyllis Worthley for getting the fledging HAWK into flight! HAWK CHESS TEAM 56 Row 1: O. Badger, j. Meiczinger, S. Mahon, J. Plourde, W. Stevens. Row 2: S. Robichaud. A. Badger. N. Mayhew, B. Rietschel, P. Leonard. T. Meiczinger, C. Crockett, T. Gaudreau, D. Anderson. mmi€W Row 1: A. Higgins, M. Kdger, C. York, E. Johns. Row 2: S. Eck, T. Meiczinger, J. Comtois, D. Scanlan, C. Keith. R. Freeman. Row 3: A. Downing. J. Burgess, M. Trott, S. Newcomb, S. Hart, T. Brown. Row 4: Mrs. Dunning. Advisor. Caught in the Act Snacks sold at break help to finance Student Coun- cil activities. 57 CO-OP Row 1: P. Redman, B. Beaulieu, Mr. Doughty. J. Boutot, B. Babcock. B. Johnston, R. Nadeau. Row 2: B. Cichocki. I. Brawn. Row 3: B Reyno ds. R. Daudehn. Row 4: W. Nason, D. Cray, L. Rowell, T. Howe. M. Eaton. D. Swenson. H. Wood. S. Stevens. Row 5: M. Kimball M. Bailey. A. Slamm. G. Ginn. K. Keith, S. Withee. VOC-ED Row 1: B. Wood, D. Levine, A. Wilcox, T. Jenkins, L. Carrow, A. Dyer, T. Davis. Row 2: R. Partridge, D. Alexander, D. Simpson. B. Hart, J. Phillips, M. Dakin, K. Mayhew. Row 3: C. Foss. J. Bemis. R. Hill. B. Burke, T. Roach. Row 1: R. Doughty, G. Burns, D. Ross. J. Lane. D. Hall. J. Don- ovan. Row 2: T. Hornyak. D. Thompson. E. Wyman, H. Palmer. R. DiBona. Row 3: M. Perkins. D. Connole, D. Cray, W. Basque. G. Debeck. 58 CAMP IORDAN Row 1: L. Peary. S. Newcomb, J. Bouchard. Row 2: J. Krause, D. Kircheis. HERMON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Top: J. Moore, B. Mixer. L. Johns. B. Fitts. Bottom: D. Swenson, B. Cichocki. Bottom to Top: B. Beaulieu. M. Anderson, R. McDonald, M. Chamberlain. A. LaCrosse. T. Higgins. K. Witham. R. Ormsby, R. Hartley. M. Leonard, T. Witham. CARMEL FIRE DEPARTMENT LEVANT JUNIOR FIRE DEPT. Row 1: J. Herrick, R. Doughty, D. Cray, R. King. Row 2: L. King, K. Peary, F. Shields. Row 3: B. Daudelin. D. Cray, M. Watson. Not Shown: L. Carrow, J. Carrow, M. Drake, K. Mayhew. K. Peary, E. Johns, G. Jewell. R. Ormsby, S. Signor, R. Doughty. RESCUE SQUAD 61 SPEECH DEBATE n A. _ , 0 Mr. Michaud, M. Laajaniemi. S. Quinn. H. Wood, C. Kimball. M. Gaboury. MODEL STATE Row 1: M. Laajaniemi. C. Levesque. E. Drake, A. Badger. |. Meiczinger. Row 2: S. Quinn, O. Badger. D. Freeman, f. Clark, H Morgan. R. Bartlett, J. Savoy, R. Walsh. 62 The 1988 Hermon High School BAND SENIORS Anderson, Marc Bragg, Sherry Chamberlain. Michelle Colpitts. Kathy Douglass. Tammy Dunton, Tammy Gaudreau, Timmy Kircheis, Dan Krause. lohn Norton, David Page, Scott Peary, Laurie Rudnicki. Windy Simon. Terza White. Stacy Withee. Shane Wood, Heidi JUNIORS Anderson, David Auge, Kathy Brown, Bob Cantwell. Heather Comtois, Jana Finnemore, Ceriese Hartley, Vicki Higgins. Angie Morgan. Heather Ormsby, Rhonda Parsons. Heather Signor. Sheila Travis, Melissa Ward, Matt SOPHOMORES Comtois, Beth Davis. Nicole Hannon. Tracy Hansen, Kathy Hardy, Jessica Hill. Jeff Look. Terry Mason. Karen Page, Tara Partridge, Deanna Pomeroy, Vicki Poulin. Emily Pullen, Scott Robbins. Heidi Sinclair. Angela Theriault, Cnarlotte Thompson. Michelle Watson. Angel FRESHMEN Adams. Nicole Chamberlain. Michael Garland. Daryl Herrick, James Higgins. Thomas Leonard, Mark MacMullen, Margaret Patten. Maria Pickering. Leah Ricigliano. Jennifer Savoy. Jeanne Signor, Daniel 63 Chorus SENIORS Braeg. Sherry Drake. Earl Gaboury. Michael Gaudreau. Tim Kircheis. Dan Krause. John Simon. Terza White. Stacy Wood. Heidi JUNIORS Boutot. Jeremy Edser. Missi Gallagher. Rebecca Haywood. David Killoran, Terrie King. Laurie Ormsby. Rhonda Sawyer. Jessica Witham. Kim Worcester. Robin SOPHOMORES Brown. Tiffany Colpitts. Kenda Comtois. Beth Domenech. Angela Dondero. Jenny Emerson, Patricia Goodwin. Libby Gunning, Connie Guthrie. Theresa Hallett. Rodney Higgins, Melissa HilLJeff Langley, Amy Miller, Stacy Pomeroy, Vicki St. Hilaire. Cindy Smart, Jeanette Stevenson. Vaughn Stott. Amy FRESHMEN Cushing, Jackie Godfrey. Jon Howe, Deborah Nevers, Scott Oxley, Tina Weathers, Chris Williams, Val 64 Stage Band 65 ► The more I get to know peo- ple. the more I like my dog. ► ► Don’t shoot! You can take the yearbook .. . please, take it. ► Alright! I heard that! ► ► What!?! There are more than four pages to “Mary Had A Little?” I’ve got to use both hands? ► Just because I’m paranoid doesn't mean that people really aren’t out to get me! ▼ Gee. why does it look like that? ◄ Hey, man! This school stuff is going to be a breeze. ◄ ◄ Ha! Ha! He’ll never get out now. ▼ I’m not faking it. honest. It does hurt, really. ▲ Well, I think you’re dead. Let’s try this one more time just to be sure. ◄ Um, Mr. Pellerin? Can I get out now! 67 68 SpOBfS Name of Player Position Played Seymour. Sue............................. IB Booker. Laurie .......................... 3B Homsted. Amy.............................. P Peary. Laurie.............................OF Bamford. Chris............................IF Cole. Michelle SS Rioux. Misheile ..........................OF Allen. Bonnie..............................C Blackwell. Wendy ..........................C Johns, Elaine............................ 2B Martin. Tammy.............................OF Applebee. Kris ...........................OF Witham. Kim.............................. 3B Comtois. Jana............................ IB Rines. Sharon............................. P Rogers. Katy .............................OF Reynolds. Victoria........................IF Goodwin. Libby ...........................OF Morse. Bobbi..............................OF Cantwell. Heather ........................IF Baseball 87 Softball 87 Name of Player Position Played Collins. Michael.......................P. OF Thayer. Brian .........................P. OF Appiebee. Todd ...........................OF Comtois. Marc.............................OF Babb. Matthew.............................OF MacDonald. Chris...........................C Sellars. |on..............................C. P Hamlin. Michael.......................... SS Norton. Scott............................ IB Dunton. Brett ............................OF Vegiard. William .........................OF Page. Scott.............................. 2B Cyr. Todd 3B Davenport. Rick.......................... 3B Hannan. David ........................... IB Boutot. Jeremy ............................C St. Louis. Donald ....................... IF Martin. Tony..............................OF Badger. Oriel.............................OF Golf Row 1: J. Sellars. M. Hamlin. E. Johns, S. Page. M. Cantwell. Row 2: Coach Collins. D. Webber. M. Baum. K. McKay. S. Pullen. J. Plourde. 72 Row 1: K. Hansen. A. Higgins. J. Sykes. T. Sprague. G. Jewell, W. Blackwell. B. Comtois. L. Good- win. Row 2: Coach Warner, Coach Collins. J. Smith. L. Pea- ry. C. Bamford. L. Booker. S. Sutherland. C. Levesque. M. Hamlin. A. Higgins. V. Reyn- olds. J. Comtois. A. Sinclair. J. Martin. V. Field Hockey Row 1: V. Hudson. M. Adams. K. Witham. S. Signor. D. Eaton. J. Burgess. J. Clark. R. Carle- ton. Row 2: Coach Warner, J. Smith. H. Knowles. K. Rogers. K. Mason. B. Waning. L. Russell. S. Reid. J. Savoy. M. Thompson. A. Sinclair (Mgr.), J. Martin (Mgr.). 73 Boys’ Soccer Row 1: S. Lindsay. B. Mixer. J. Plourde, T. Scripture, D. Emerson, R. Tozier, B. Vegiard, E. Higgins. B. Cunningham. C. Kimball. S. Simon. Row 2: T. Witham. S. Eck, D. Levine. M. Ward, T. Richardson, R. Applebee, B. Walsh, M. Beylerian, B. Johnston, G. John- ston, M. Leonard. D. Hannan. B. Higgins. G. Robbins, R. MacDonald. S. McLaughlin, S. Crowley, S. Thayer, M. Hawes, D. Coston, Coach Thornton. 74 GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1: M. Patten (Mgr.), L. Pickering, J. Ma- hon, N. Davis, T. Oxley, H. Cantwell, M. Cole, M. Edger, H. Robbins, S. Hart, T. Brown. Row 2: K. Rudnicki, (Mgr.), T. Rich- ardson (Mgr.), M. McCready, W. Rudnicki, L. LaRochelle, S. Fogg, B. Morse, K. Applebee, B. Vegiard, K. Fames. W. Pace, L. Wood, S. Rines. 75 CROSS COUNTRY ► Coach Bouchard CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Tim Gaudreau Senior John Krause Senior Stacy White Senior David Anderson Junior Michelle Annis Junior David Hayward Junior Clint Gordon Junior Cathy York Junior Angela Watson Sophomore Jill Cote Freshman FIELD DAY North and south East and west — Pull until we see Who’s best! 76 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Clark, S. Dunifer. Row 2: J. Burgess. Row 3: J. Ricigliano, M. McCready, W. Oxton. 78 Row 1: C. Stuber, G. Robbins, S. Eck. Row 2: S. Lindsay, R. Ap- plebee, R. MacDonald. R. Virnig, T. Scripture, Coach Michaud. Not Shown: R. Dempsey, A. Hawes, S. Nevers, T. Weeks. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS J.V. GIRLS’ basketball Row 1: E. Palmer, K. Dunton. M. Hawes, R. MacDonald. Row 2: C. Stuber, G. Robbins, B. Higgins, K. McKay, G. Johnston. S. Eck. S. Lindsay. Row l: E. Duffelmeyer, K. Witham, D. Eaton. Row 2: A. Watson (Mgr.), B. Morse. R. Bartlett, L. Russell, D. Freeman, Coach Small. Not Shown: H. Blaisdell, S. Reid, M. Stewart. J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 79 VARSITY CHEERING Row 1: H. Wood, C. Keith, S. White, Row 2: B. Comtois, R. Carleton, N. Petrakovich, S. Burgess, L. Wood, Coach Moore, B. Vegiard. R. Worcester, K. Rogers, C. Scott, J. Martin. Row 1: D. Creasy, A. Stott, J. Savoy. Row 2: J. Sawyer, K. Auge. Row 3: A. Downing, H. Robbins, H. Morgan, T. Lee, M. Edger, K. Colpitts, M. Field, S. Miller. J.V. CHEERING 80 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Coach Thornton, O. Badger. B. Vegiard, T. Witham, Coach Blood. Row 2: M. Hawes. A. Newcomb, J. Sellars, R. Tozier, K. Dunton, D. Hannan. B. Dunton, T. Randall, R. Freeman, M. Cantwell, B. Higgins, R. Bartlett, E. Higgins, S. Thayer. Row l: L. Goodwin, V. Reynolds, C. York, T. Sprague. A. Homsted. Row 2: K. Witham, W. Blackwell, K. Applebee, S. Rines, M. Cole, M. Hamlin, H. Cantwell. Not Shown: B. Morse, C. Bamford. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Special congratulations go out to Michelle Cole for scoring over 1000 points in her school- girl career. Michelle accomplished this feat first playing for Bangor Christian High School then rounding out her basketball career at Hermon High School. 83 TOURNEY! After finishing in the number one spot in East- ern Maine, the Hawks, under the leadership of Coach Blood, defeated Belfast in the first round of the Tournament, then were defeated by the Eagles of Ellsworth in the semi-final round. 84 After finishing in the number three spot in East- ern Maine, our girls squared off against the number six MCI Huskies. Our girls held off the Huskies, then pulled the tourney upset by beating the Red Riots of Orono in overtime. Though our girls were defeated in the finals by Houlton, we salute them for a terrific season. CONSTITUTION RAP We’re free to pray every day to any God that comes our way; we can speak our minds anytime on radio or on prime time; “People's Court” is our favorite show; we can watch Judge Wapner let them go; you can carry a gun to protect yourself but you can’t use one on someone else — if you do and you’re put in jail, you have the right to a fair bail — then the people in the jury will get it over in a hurry — so if you’re purple, green, or blue the Constitution protects you. — AP English Class BJVl During period 2 on September 17, students filed into the gym for the Constitution Day Assembly. Oral presentations celebrated the spirit of the times. Students receive a cupcake — a symbolic part of the huge star-spangled cake. U.S. History classes for periods 2 and 4 prepare THE CONSTITU- TION CHRONICAL. Stacy White plays a piccolo solo during a Sousa march. Many faculty members wear costumes of the times. During period 2 on Sep- tember 17, students filed into the gym for the Con- stitution Day Assembly. Oral presentations cele- brated the spirit of the times. WINTER ► You want to dance with me! ▼ May I have your attention please, please, please! ▼ ▼ Aw. shucks! ◄ Are we gonna get paid for this? A By the way. my pick-up turns back into a pumpkin around midnight. ► You didn't tell me people were going to take pictures of us dressed like this. CARNIVAL ◄ The House of Detention. ◄ ▼ They don’t make glass like they used to. ▼ The snow monster that ate the parking lot. 1 89 GROWING PAINS Recent construction provided our school with a new biology lab and a new art room. School Con-Struction: the foundation is poured An art room — ready to occupy Real deep music, man! Stop you’re scaring me Four score, and seven years ago ... You want me to do What with this? Hi mom Yeah, we bad, we bad. 91 MICROPHONE STAFF Row 1: R. Gallagher. S. Bragg. T. Dunton. T. Simon. Row 2: L. Roberts. S. Mahon, S. Page. Row 3: T. Look. D. Partridge. Not Shown: M. Field. W. Pace. W. Rudnicki. B. Vegiard, J. Picken. SPECIAL THANKS TO: two seniors who cared: Terza Simon and Tammy Dunton: two underclassmen who persevered: Wendy Pace and Deanna Partridge; two yearbook representatives; Mr. Thurlow Cooper and Mr. Stephen Law. and Mr. Mac- Donald Septic Systems Sand — Loam — Gravel LAWRENCE Gordon Allen Levant 884-7879 884-7082 FAIRMOUNT MARKET 662 Hammond Street Bangor, ME 947-7338 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Congratulations Class of ’88 FROST FARMS Greenhouse Produce Pine Tree Road Harmon 848-3888 DORR’S EQUIPMENT CO. Harvey’s-Mitchell Funeral 1408 HAMMONDS BANCOR, ME 04401 JLlUIIltJ (207)945-5965 or 942-4655 Old State Road DEUTZ-ALLIS TRACTORS HAY EQUIP. Carmel, Maine 04419 NEW HOLLAND FARM EQUIP. PATZBARN CLEANERS Alden C. 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