Marshwood High School - Reed Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

The Staff of the 1976 Marshwood Yearbook Presents the Tenth Annual Edition of the REED SPIRIT OF ’76 Editor in Chief April Mathews Senior Editor Donna Lilly Faculty Editor Pam Warren Typing Editor Rosemary McCoy Business Manager Debbie Pillsbury Underclassman Editor Tina McCreary Sports Editor Storm Grogan Advisor Mr. Cousens STAFF Wanda Greene, Rosemary McCoy, Bonnie Richard, Vicki Martel, Debbie Bassett, Theresa Syvinski, Vicki Spinney, Karen Wilkinson, Maureen Lanouette, Sharon Buckley, Sharon Rhode, Kathi Goodwin, Arthur Marshman, James Wilshire, Phil Smith, Debbie Getchell, Stephanie McClaine, Lisa Grogan, Mark Wilkinson, Darren Morgan. TABLE OF CONTENTS Marshwood Montage Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities Faculty and Staff Advertisements «owns ' iMoa jibhu � � � WDM 5V� 1 139 MM Oh goodie, five in a seat again! ” . . . Boy, I'm tired! . . . Was that the first or the second bell?” . . . Good morning people, would you all please rise and join us in the pledge of allegiance. . . . What's he so happy about?” . . . Come on you guys stand up! ” . . . Oh, my God, his microphone quit again!'' . . . If you're not here today please signify by raising your hand. ” . . . 4 No Biggie.”. . . I can't do this! ” . . . What quiz? . . . C'est dommage, n’est pas? . . . Hey, what time is this class over? . . . Hey, why don't you hack on someone else! . . . Did I ever tell you about the time . . . (Mr. Lewis) . . Who cares what the square root of 144 is?”. . . 8 That's not your left foot you turkey!'' . . I knew I should have worn my shin Roberge you tackle like an old lady! . . . Band, atten- hut; dress right; ready front; mark time; forward march. 12 13 Ideals are like the stars: we never reach them, but we chart our course by them. Zip” Zamarchi has been a familiar figure and a spe- cial citizen in the community of Marshwood High School. From early Monday morning when he raised the flag, to late Saturday night when he cleaned after dances, his presence was apparent and appreciated. While sweating over a boiler or cleaning snow from the walkways, he was not always .visible, but all were confi- dent that if needed. Zip was available. In speaking of men who are employed, Ben Franklin states . . .on the days they worked they were good-natured and cheer- ful, and, with the consciousness of having done a good day's work, they spent the evening jollily . . . We wish Zip the best of luck in his retirement and wish to express our gratitude for a job well done throughout the numerous years of service to the schools. DEDICATION THE CLASS OF 1976 TAKES PRIDE IN DEDICATING THE TENTH EDITION OF THE REED TO MR. ZIP” ZAMARCHI 17 TRACES OF LOVE Debby Vachon 1957 -1973 Faded photographs covered now with lines and creases, Tickets torn in half, memories in bits and pieces Traces of Love long ago that didn’t work out right Traces of Love. Ribbons from her hair, souvenirs of days together, The ring she used to wear, pages from an old love letter. Traces of Love long ago that didn’t work out right Traces of Love. Faded photographs covered now with lines and creases, Tickets torn in half, memories in bits and pieces Traces of hope. wff SENIOR OFFICERS ROW 1 - M. Ricci - V. President, S. Cantwell - President. ROW 2 - D. Tobey - Treasurer, D. Lanouette - Secretary. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD M. Ricci, D. Lilly, D. Tobey, P. Moynahan, D. Lanouette, P. Warren, S. Cantwell, S. Ellis. 21 WAYNES. AINSWORTH AMBITION: To climb the Appalachian Trail, the Canadian Rockies LIKES: Hiking, getting ahead, my bike, Old Speck fire tower, Zepplin DISLIKES: School, flatlanders ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SHERRY LOUISE BAKER Sher AMBITION: To travel till I'm 27 and then set- tle down LIKES: Reading, writing my own stories, ani- mals, travel and the world itself DISLIKES: Unhappy people DEBRA LEE BASSETT Debbie AMBITION: To go to college LIKES: The Wilkie Tribe, Jaye's opinions, Skips technique, Fritze, Tim-Tim, John the Chink DISLIKES: Fooling around after the Turkey meal, something in my eye, Karen’s and Cis- sy's corner ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4, Outing Club 4 HAROLD LEE BEAL Pudge AMBITION: To never say I'm sorry LIKES: Fridays, 8 4 75, Mom, snowmobiles, motorcycles DISLIKES: Working Saturday night, having to ask, being alone LESA JOAN BEAUCHEMIN Lesa AMBITION: To be a fashion designer LIKES: New York City, clothes, certain peo- ple , motorcycles, forests, glider planes DISLIKES: Certain people, Green peppers, bar- ren deserts, being depressed, fighting ACTIVITIES: Vice-president 2, Softball Man- ager 2, NIDS 3 THERESE A. BEAUDET Teri AMBITION: To someday settle down and marry Jim M. LIKES: Jim, sports DISLIKES: Getting up at 5:00, grouchy people ACTIVITIES: Mgr. Boy's Cross Country 1, Girls Track 2,3,4 22 GENER. BEAUREGARD Bone, Geno AMBITION: To be good in anything I do LIKES: Hockey, girls, work, cars, people I trust DISLIKES: Dentist, cranberries, sauce, smoke in my face ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4 ALAN A. BOSTON Tube AMBITION: To go on to school LIKES: Chevies, steak, money, some girls, baseball DISLIKES: Dope, school, practice, unfriendly people ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL WAYNE BOSTON Mikey AMBITION: To be a forest ranger or vender LIKES: Swimming, sports, camping, competi- tion , a certain girl DISLIKES: False and loud people, seafood, people who don't care ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 PAMELA ANN BOSTON Pam AMBITION: To be happy and successful LIKES: Summertime, dark hair DISLIKES: Doing dishes, having nothing to do ACTIVITIES: Tutor 1, NIDS 2, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Yearbook 4 TERESA MARY BRAULT AMBITION: To succeed in life LIKES: Skeeter, Italian subs, fall days, being with a certain person DISLIKES: A certain bus driver, fake people, Mondays, crying MARILYN MAY BROOKS May AMBITION: To be happy at whatever I do LIKES: Music, Ballet, sewing and pizza, violin ACTIVITIES: Band- 23 DIANE MARIE CAMDEN Di AMBITION: To go to college LIKES: Times with my friends, my family, travel, m m's, the beach DISLIKES: Being wrong, goodbyes, waiting, onions ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1, Yearbook Staff 2.3, NIDS 2, Usherette 3, Student Council 2, 4 SHARON LYNN CANTWELL Rochester” AMBITION: To be a P.E. teacher LIKES: Sports, Bruce, sleeping, eating, danc- ing, reading DISLIKES: Archery, snobs, snakes, cold noses, science ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3.4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Tutor 1, NHS 3, Usherette 3, Jud. Brd. 1 MICHELLE JOY CHASE Squeakie AMBITION: To be happy and live a good life LIKES: Summer, my parents, Mark 4's, clothes, music DISLIKES: Fuzzy hair, big feet, waiting, com- plaining ACTIVITIES: Cheering, Track 2, 3, NIDS 1, 2 LUCINDA OLIVE COLBURN Lucie AMBITION: To make my dreams come true LIKES: Walks in the woods, little boys, skiing, Colorado, winning football games against Traip DISLIKES: Arguments, rain in the winter ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, JV 2, Var. 3, 4, NHS 3,4, Student Council 3, Usherette 3 KATHELEEN COLGATE Kitten AMBITION: To be a P.E. teacher LIKES: People, flowers, someone very special, Mustangs DISLIKES: Two-faced people, rainy days, being alone, being pushed ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, Track 1, Girls Basement 1, 2, 3, 3 KIMBERLY ANN COLSON Kim AMBITION: To continue into some sport after school LIKES: Sports, food, the lake DISLIKES: Losing, saying goodbye, hot muggy days, getting up ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- VICKY A. CROFT Scrub” AMBITION: To get the best out of life and id keep Carrie happy _IKES: The beach, parties, sunset, swimming, a special guy DISLIKES: Two-faced people, a certain person ACTIVITIES: Bumming cigarettes CARL WENDALL CROSBY, JR. Governor” AMBITION: To play pro-baseball LIKES: Food, Saturday night parties, girls, sports DISLIKES: Manny's lunches, practice, lectures ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 PAUL DAME Critter” AMBITION: To be a success in life LIKES: Girls, 340's, N.E. Dragway, beach, to run DISLIKES: Work, two-faced people, grouchy people, Manny’s lunches ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 3, Baseball 1, Track 4, Winter Carni- val ELAINE PHYLLIS DAVIS Pinky AMBITION: To have a happy life with Brian LIKES: Brian, pizzas, the beach, sincere peo- ple , sunny days, ripe olives DISLIKES: Two-faced people, homework, geometry ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 1, 2 ROBERT T. DAY Bob AMBITION: To work in the forest LIKES: Sports, the country, good friends, ani- mals DISLIKES: Crowds, cities, unfriendly people ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, Football 2, 3, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Latin Club 1 LAURA DINSMORE AMBITION: To graduate LIKES: Boys, food, vacations, parties, Schlitz DISLIKES: School 25 26 PATRICK MICHAEL DUGAS Pat AMBITION: To become a small engine repair- man LIKES: Wrestling, seeing JAWS, writing short stories, kung-fu, science fiction DISLIKES: Getting up early ACTIVITIES: Wrestling JENNIFER L. DUNCAN Jenny AMBITION: To become a nurse to children LIKES: Swimming, tennis, skating, sliding, sunny days, summer, fall when in full color, snow DISLIKES: Cold rainy days, people who are two faced ACTIVITIES: NIDS SCOTT HOWARD ELLIS Howie AMBITION: To succeed in whatever field I choose LIKES: Being with Jane, strawberries, Mom’s apple pie, the baby cat, hard courses, geome- try, football, volleyball, sprints, windy days DISLIKES: Irish tempers, Brussels sprouts, get- ting my hair pulled, fights, being broke, get- ting poor grades, research papers ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Football 2,3, Tri-Cap- tain 4, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Skiing Team 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Team 3,4, Baseball 4 MARLENE LYNN ERNIE Marlene AMBITION: To live a simple, happy life in Vermont in my own log cabin and pursue a career in nursing LIKES: Brisk autumn days, being cuddled and hugged by the people I love, intimate moments, wide-eyed innocent children, soul- ful and sincere eyes DISLIKES: Cheering on the end, feeling inse- cure , C . D. B.'s good-byes,'' getting the weepies ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, Co-Captain 2, 3, Captain 4, Field Hockey 1, Co-Captain, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Usherette 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Executive Board 4 LYNN FONTAINE AMBITION: To be happy in life LIKES: Stuffed animals, pizza, Joey, parties at the camp, thunder and lightning DISLIKES: Shoe shop, spiders, rain, mush- rooms, school ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 4, Co-Captain 3, Track 2,3,4 LOUISE MOIRA FULLER Weese AMBITION: To be happy, and to be successful in Business LIKES: People, good times, my special beach, fires, skinny, a special soneone, Freddy Teddy DISLIKES: Anchovies, fat, embarrassing situa- tions, sadness ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Executive Board 1 JOSEPH NORMAN FURBISH Joe AMBITION: To become an electrician LIKES: Hunting, fishing, vacations, lakes and beaches, girls, cars DISLIKES: Manny’s lunches, school, work, getting up early ACTIVITIES: Co-op 3, 4 KATHLENE JEAN GOODWIN Scrubbiest AMBITION: To graduate and work with kids LIKES: Ronnie, making noise, summers, the beach, Greeks DISLIKES: Being quiet, sitting still, high class snobby people, being told by a certain sopho- more to grow up, R.H. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 3,4, Yearbook 4, Hall Stomping 1, 2, 3, 4 RAY GOODWIN PAMELA JEAN GOULD Birdie AMBITION: To go to college, travel and become a secretary LIKES: Being with friends, my family, the beach sunsets, Cousin Bobby, music, dancing DISLIKES: Having to clean up, rainy days, fighting, spinach ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1, 2, 3 SCOTT ALAN GOULD AMBITION: To graduate and go to agriculture school LIKES: Eating, girls, nice people, summer days, old pick-up trucks, good music, life DISLIKES: Chrysler products, school lunches, rainy days WANDA JEAN GREENE AMBITION: To go to Cal. Tech., and to be president of my own company LIKES: Tennis, Waterpolo, hotdogs, choco- late, politics, plants, day dreams, carousels, surprises, sunburns, and especially my friends DISLIKES: California stereotypes, rain, Sun- days, parallel parking, losing, making deci- sions ACTIVITIES: Swimteam 2, Aqua Show 2, Nina 2, GAA 2, Tennis Club 3, Yearbook 4, Outing Club 4, Student Council 4 27 JUDSON B. HIEFTJE Judd AMBITION: To be a world famous writer and poet LIKES: Sleeping, eating, the end of school DISLIKES: Math class, spinach, the beginning of school ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Ski Team 2, Basketball 1, 3, Cross Country 3, Radio Club 3, Yearbook Photographer 3 MICHAEL L. HILTON Mike AMBITION: To get out of school, and to be a construction worker LIKES: Hunting, going to the Sportmen's Club DISLIKES: Going to school ACTIVITIES: Co-Op WALTER STEPHEN HODGDON B. D. AMBITION: To be a great photographer LIKES: Good people, life, helping people, being me! DISLIKES: Role playing, people who have to show off ACTIVITIES: Life MIKE HUNKLER ROBERTA GAIL HUTCHINS Bert” AMBITION: To get married, and to help in a nursery school LIKES: Jeffrey Cutting, Sarah, sunshine, hav- ing fun, October DISLIKES: School, being turned down, being alone, having to study, being sick MICHAEL GENE JANSON AMBITION: To go to college, then get rich LIKES: Tacos, match point, New England hockey games, TV game shows DISLIKES: Budweiser, Joan Rivers, the South, mustard, cold mornings 28 JAMES JOHNSON CHARLES JONES Charlie AMBITION: To get what I want out of life LIKES: Swimming, Vettes, Porsches, certain people DISLIKES: Snobby people, big shots ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3 CINDY LEE KENNEY AMBITION: To be a nurse LIKES: Silver, long walks, York Beach, rain, English sheep dogs DISLIKES: Cities, cold days, getting up early THERESA A. SYVINSKI Terri AMBITION: To live a long happy, healthy, and wealthy life LIKES: Money, wine, food, fine times, guys, my friends, and meeting my personal goals DISLIKES: Snobs, hassles about different reli- gions , and smoke blown in my face LAUREL DIXON KENT AMBITION: To go to college LIKES: Music, Province Lake, the country, friends, Porches, food DISLIKES: Fakes, being depressed, oral reports, colds ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, Concert Band, and Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 1,2, Class Secretary 3, Latin Club 1,2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, Secretary 4 LESLIE JEAN KIMBALL Ducky AMBITION: To try to understand myself, and to live a long, happy life LIKES: David, my family and Grampa, pizza, animals, long walks with Dave and Lady, liv- ing DISLIKES: Fights, being alone at times, get- ting up early, being jealous, death, algebra ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Outing Club 4 DONALD DAVID KNIGHT AMBITION: To become a hotel motel manager LIKES: Ealing, the beach, hunting, fishing, Chevies, girls, sports DISLIKES: Getting up early, school lunches, rainy days ACTIVITIES: Cross Country KAREN A. KULICKOWSKI Kouch AMBITION: To become a nurse LIKES: Swimming, horseback riding, dances, football games, R.H. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey Manager 4 PETER ANDREW LAIRD Peter” AMBITION: To graduate LIKES: Swimming, skiing, hiking DISLIKES: Volkswagens, freaks, Monday mornings ACTIVITIES: Football 4 DENISE MARIE LANOUETTE AMBITION: To become an accountant and have a fulfilling life LIKES: Being outdoors, snow, traveling, M. H. S., my friend, a very special friend, my family DISLIKES: Certain people, being told what to do, homework, Greek's Pizza ACTIVITIES: Track 2, Class President, Fresh- man Cheerleading, Class Secretary ANN MAIRE LaPOINTE AMBITION: To go in the Navy and live my life to the fullest LIKES: Softball games with O.O.B., going to the beach on a full moon, being with my friends DISLIKES: Losing, being sick, peas, house- work, being in early ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 3, 4 FRANK EDWARD LEACH Frunk AMBITION: To be a sport broadcaster and to be rich LIKES: Parties, summer, girls, to win, food, sports, Three Stooges, cooo-kies DISLIKES: Losing, Traip, snobs, school lunches, summer practices ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Pie-eating 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Base- ball 3,4, Winter Carnival 2,3,4 30 VICKIE LYNN LECONTE Vickie AMBITION: To become a welder LIKES: The beach, football, music DISLIKES: Math, snow, school DONNA LORRAINE LILLY Donuts AMBITION: To invent a foolproof method LIKES: Doughnuts, my special friends, my spe- cial memories, D.D.I., 4th Lake, photogra- phy, smiling and laughing a lot! DISLIKES: Nerve-wracking moments, tickets and fines, running into things, being spastic, inhibitions, Mexican food ACTIVITIES: Freshman Cheering, Yearbook 3, Senior Editor 4, Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Car and Christmas Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 3 DIANE ELIZABETH NAU LINCLON AMBITION: To live my life to the fullest and be happy LIKES: Long walks with Todd in the woods, watching the sun set, being myself, Rye Beach, our old Nova DISLIKES: People who aren't themselves, gos- sip, fights, snakes, getting up for MHS ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1 STEVE ELBERT LINCOLN AMBITION: To become a carpenter LIKES: Tina DISLIKES: Getting up early for MHS, English class, studying ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1 DONNA ELIZABETH LOTHROP AMBITION: To make it to a ripe old age LIKES: Far away places, being alone, Italian sandwiches, Graham Nash, Bob Dylan DISLIKES: Homework, oral reports, flirts, being tickled ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival, Basket- ball 2, 3 JON K. LYMAN 31 GAIL RUTH MACOMBER Mac” AMBITION: To be a secretary, marriage LIKES: Rain, being with good friends DISLIKES: Colds, being alone ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 1, 2 VICKIE E. MARTEL AMBITION: To become a nurse LIKES: Stuffed animals, summer, being with my friends DISLIKES: Giving up something you care for, being stared at, rain, working ACTIVITIES: Track 1, Judiciary Board 1, Tutoring 1, Yearbook 4 KAREN L. MASON AMBITION: To live a full happy life and to make those close to me happy LIKES: Brian, spring, the 12th, being able to do what you want DISLIKES: Hassles, cold weather, aggravation, rules ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSEMARY McCOY Rosie AMBITION: To understand the reasons LIKES: Remembering the first 4 years with Wally, the times when my family is together, Disney World, times with Debbie DISLIKES: Dad's retirement, southern hospital- ity, VHS, junks, remembering the past 4 years knowing no times will ever be as good as those ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 4, H. Honors 1-4, DCT 3, VICA Club 3, GA State and Nat., Public Speaking Contestant, Co-Op 4, Year- book Typing Editor 4 RALPH ALAN McKENNEY Turk AMBITION: To be the super-star of Jazz Rock LIKES: Girls, Chicago, MF, Harleys, Healeys, puppies, Jeff Beck, Jazz, boogie, air hockey, Catin' DISLIKES: Tests, compositions, pushy people, women's lib, Corvettes, turnips, lima beans. Country Westerns ACTIVITIES: Girl Watching 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert, Dance, and Marching Bands 1, 2, 3, 4 CATHY MOLLEUR 32 SUSAN MARIE MORSE Sue AMBITION: To go through life and make my family and Ray happy always LIKES: Snowmobiling, parties, Ray, Cor- vettes, graduation '75, the last week in August, my friends and all the good times we've had DISLIKES: Overpasses, mailboxes, people who take and never give, TT Trucks ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2 PATRICIA ANN MOYNAHAN Patty” AMBITION: To live life to the best of my abil- ity LIKES: The beach, Maypo, watching people, skiing, my sauces, independence, sunshine DISLIKES: Frogs, eggs, July 8th, nothing to do ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Field Hockey 2, Freshman Cheer- ing, J.V. 2, V. 3, Capt. 4, NHS 3, Secretary 4, Usherette 3, Girls’ State 3, Tennis 3,4, Ski Club 3, CAROL ANN ODIORNE AMBITION: To live a happy and full life LIKES: Brian, the beach, my big brother, GN, DM, water-skiing, parties, puppies DISLIKES: Fake people, conceited people, snakes, braces, veal, pea soup, liver, the Navy, squash, good-byes ACTIVITIES: Tutoring 1, Field Hockey 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3 DONALD PELLETIER Donny AMBITION: To work in music LIKES: Parties, swimming, skiing DISLIKES: Getting up ACTIVITIES: Concert, Dance, and Marching Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3 KAREN ANN PELTON AMBITION: To become a good secretary LIKES: Squishy bread, popcorn, Mustangs, a certain guy, people I can trust DISLIKES: Liver, skim milk, snobby people, people who say one thing and do another ACTIVITIES: Track 1,3, Outdoor Club 1 DAVID CLENTON PETERSON Dave” AMBITION: To see the world and be happy LIKES: Leslie, Hondas, baseball, hunting, eat- ing , traveling, getting back to nature DISLIKES: Fighting, Depot Road, poison ivy ACTIVITIES: Baseball and Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Usher 3 33 CINDY LEE PHILLIPS Cindy AMBITION: To live every day to its fullest LIKES: Having a good time, life, friends, Cor- vettes DISLIKES: Snobby people, cold weather, rainy days ACTIVITIES: NIDS DEBRA LEE PILLSBURY Scrub AMBITION: To become a business teacher and live life to its fullest LIKES: GODSPELL, Greek's, my best friend Nan, my room, candles, all my friends, March 6, 1974, all the times Kathi and I did dumb things DISLIKES: Two-faced people, my mother's homemade chicken and gravy ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4, Class Officer 3, Field Hockey Mgr. 3, Basketball Mgr. 2,3, 4, Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, Business Mgr. 4, Newspaper 2, Co-Op 4 NICOLETTE ANNE RACKLEY Niki AMBITION: To travel LIKES: Hunting, motorcycles, my car, Mr. Lewis DISLIKES: M.H.S., the office ALBERT W. RAITT AMBITION: To be a successful, happy person throughout my life LIKES: All the good things in life DISLIKES: Being forced into things ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2, 4, Football 4 JAMIE LEE RAITT AMBITION: To travel LIKES: Swimming, the mountains, snowmobil- ing, 'Vets, parties, Schlitz DISLIKES: People who won't listen, snobs, rainy weather, Smith, dull places ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA RANDOLPH Ralph AMBITION: To be a famous scientist or mathe- matician LIKES: Elephants, cats, crocheting, knitting, archery DISLIKES: Broccoli, cauliflower, dogs, clean- ing house, American history ACTIVITIES: NIDS 34 MARVIN LEE RECKART AMBITION: To be a computer programmer LIKES: TV, food, vacations, graduating, thun- derstorms DISLIKES: School, homework, having my pic- ture taken, English MICHAEL FRANCIS RICCI Reese AMBITION: To get rich and enjoy life LIKES: 1976, spring, autumn, hunting, fish- ing, tennis DISLIKES: Physics, math, imperfections, busted windows ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, Honor Society 3,4, Dirigo Boys' State, Usher 3 BONNIE L. RICHARD AMBITION: To be happy and live life to its fullest LIKES: Fall days, talking with friends, warm cuddly things, being hugged, sleeping late, J.M.R.S.A., cheering, my bean bag DISLIKES: Spiders, being stared at, waiting, working, giving up something cared for, stay- ing home, breaking up ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Outing Club 4 GARY RICHARDSON AMBITION: To have no ambition at all what- so-ever LIKES: Food, cars, music, arguments, girls, short dresses, legs, lips, females, ice cream, 4-speeds, mothers, bucket seats DISLIKES: School, practice, soap operas, talk- ing on the phone, hats, reading, conservative - ness, speed traps, certain unwantable things ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1 STEVEN RALPH ROBINSON Steve AMBITION: To be a welder LIKES: Hunting, fishing, girls, the beach, '68 Chevy pickups, Moosehead Lake DISLIKES: Manny’s lunches ACTIVITIES: Co-Op 2, 3, 4, Girl Watching 1. 2, 3. 4 CHERYL JEANNE ROSS Cherry AMBITION: To be a secretary LIKES: Flowers, having fun, my family, swim- ming DISLIKES: Snobby people ACTIVITIES: NIDS 35 DANIEL LEE ST. PIERRE Danny AMBITION: To do things that make me happy and to sacrifice time to make others happy LIKES: America, Bee Gees, music in general, good speakers, farming, sports, life, wind, rain, shine, the moon DISLIKES: Acid rock, plain loud music, scratchy speakers, urban buildup, hate, Libras ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Marshall 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Boys' State 3 JOANNA SALTMARSH Jo AMBITION: To be happy and successful LIKES: My family, being with friends, parties, the outdoors, sports DISLIKES: Mondays, two-faced people, the J. C. C., wisdom teeth, icy corners ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Co-Op 4, Ski Club 4 JULIA MARTHA SAURMAN Jewels” AMBITION: To work in the field of medicine LIKES: Good times, friends, sports, laughing, bubble gum DISLIKES: Dressing up, sprained ankles ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1,2,3 ANN MARIE SCELZA Ann AMBITION: To further my education in science LIKES: Dogs, horses, food, reading DISLIKES: Liver, being broke, liars, fakes, prejudice ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2,3, Usherette 3, Basketball 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 1, 3 STEVEN MERRITT SHAPLEIGH Steve AMBITION: To be a success LIKES: Cars, camp, skiing, flying DISLIKES: Snobs, conceited people, homework ACTIVITIES: Co-Op 2, 3, 4 JENNIFER ELLEN SMALL Jenny” AMBITION: To go to college and be a com- mercial artist LIKES: Dennis, writing poems, walking alone in the forest, painting, drawing, riding horses, music DISLIKES: Being hassled, people with loud mouths, conceited people ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 36 DANA SPINNEY VICKI JANE SPINNEY AMBITION: To succeed in life in all ways LIKES: Pizza, sunny days, mountains, driver ed, being with my friends DISLIKES: Snakes, fake people, bugs, being bored, being let down, diets ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, Outing Club 3, 4, NHS, Treasurer 4, Yearbook 4, Co-Op 4 JEANNE EILEEN STARR Jes AMBITION: To travel, and become a veterina- rian LIKES: Animals, walking, fields, the beach, travel DISLIKES: Bookkeeping, the movie Jaws,”, gas prices ACTIVITIES: Track 2, 4 DAVID E. THOMPSON Dave AMBITION: To get all of the traveling fever out of me, and become a forester LIKES: Mountain climbing, motorcycling, winter, swimming, R.C., flying, meeting people, L. K., sandy beaches DISLIKES: Cities, smog, liver, smokey camp- fires ACTIVITIES: Girl Watching 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching, Concert, and Dance Bands 1, 2, 3, 4 RHODA KATHERINE TIMMONS AMBITION: To become a teacher of the handi- capped LIKES: Italian sandwiches, guys, traveling, sports, meeting people DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, sweet potatoes, liver, Florida, too much homework, loud peo- ple DEBRA ELLEN TOBEY Creeper” AMBITION: To succeed in life LIKES: Warm windy days, a certain guy, sports, C.F., 9 28 74, my family DISLIKES: Mushrooms, getting in shape, being alone ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Trea- surer 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, French Club 2, National Honor Society 4, NIDS 2 37 DANIEL SHAWN TOBEY German” AMBITION: To be rich LIKES: Sports, parties, Moe's, girls, roadsters DISLIKES: Drugs, Traip, making speeches, losing ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-Captain 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Boys' State 3, Usher 3 SUSAN TRENT Munchkin AMBITION: To travel and to live a long life happily ever after LIKES: Surprises, friends, making someone smile, Dand, being happy, pennies, silver jewelry DISLIKES: My bank book, being confused , complicated things, fighting, hospitals, wait- ing FRED TURNBULL KENNETH TURNBULL Ken AMBITION: To get a good job and to go to Canada LIKES: Chevies, eating DISLIKES: Fords, school ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2 LINDA LEE VAILLANCOURT AMBITION: To make the best of my life no matter what I do LIKES: Sunny days, walking on the beach, Elton John, funny car races, Chicago concerts, someone special, summer of '75, having a good friend to talk to DISLIKES: Gloomy days, people who try to interfere in my life, having arguments, being lonely, not being able to have a puppy. PAMELA JANE WARREN Pam AMBITION: To be wealthy, successful and happy LIKES: Music, summer sunshine, ice cream, good times with friends, Cat Stevens, CYO, money, food, silver, turquoise, Mike DISLIKES: Monday mornings, black ink pens, being cold, waiting, hassles, conceit, vegeta- bles ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Dance Band 3,4, Yearbook 3, 4, Junior Exec- utive Board, Outing Club 4 38 SHARYN ELIZABETH WELCH Twiddy AMBITION: To be a good wife to Dicky and make him happy LIKES: Dicky, Italian sandwiches, giving teachers a hard time, walking in the rain, windy days DISLIKES: Snobby people, two-faced people ACTIVITIES: Softball GAIL ANNE WHITAKER ’■Wit AMBITION: To live a happy life LIKES: Sunny windy days, G.E.L., making people happy, being with my friends, a certain green Camaro DISLIKES: Fake people, rain, being told what to do, fights, liver, sneakers, frizzies, waiting and worrying ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 3, 4, Judiciary Board 1, Co-Op 3,4, Usherette 3 KAREN JEANNE WILKINSON Wilk AMBITION: To be happy as a successful artist LIKES: Freedom, boys, Mr. Adams' wardrobe, nature, autumn, deer, John Denver, clothes, paintings, Mr. Cousens’ technique of teaching, Debbie’s family DISLIKES: Police programs, sweet potatoes, snobby people, Joseph Conrad's works, split ends, dogs, crowded places, blood ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, Outing Club 2,3, NIDS 2, Yearbook 4 MARK DONALD WILKINSON Skinner AMBITION: To do as little as possible LIKES: Schlitz, girls, riding around, art, eat- ing, Chevies DISLIKES: Paying for waterfountains, Manny's lunches, Fords, teachers, homework ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2 CHRISTOPHER ROBERT WILLIS Chris AMBITION: To teach philosophy or secondary education LIKES: R B, Led Zeppelin, antiques, harps DISLIKES: AM radios, people who take things too far, vinyl, all the imitation things in life ACTIVITIES: Marching, Concert, and Dance Bands 1, 2, 3, 4 ANNETTE LOUISE ZAMARCHI Red AMBITION: To make my dreams a reality LIKES: Skiing, my friends and family, the Point, the ocean, sailing DISLIKES: Snakes, September, ham LANCE BENNETT LIKES: Hunting, fishing DISLIKES: Hunting on rainy days DAVID W. EMERSON Dave AMBITION: To go to Gonic Tech, and be happy LIKES: 357 Chevy, my boat, a certain junior girl DISLIKES: Homework ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2, J.V. and Freshman Football JAYE KENNEY AMBITION: To stay high in society LIKES: Sunshine, mountains, a certain collie dog, Tolkien DISLIKES: Lima beans, coconut, time ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stair Sitting 1, 2, 3, 4, Bridge Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT WILLIAM MURRAY Murray AMBITION: To become a millionaire LIKES: Bike-riding, hockey, hiking, lakes, beaches, camping DISLIKES: Mustangs, some teachers, stuck-up girls FRANK SANTOS GRETCHEN KETZLER Gretch AMBITION: To be an oceanogra- pher and writer LIKES: Summer, the ocean, laughing, a lifeguard, good books, my friends DISLIKES: Winter, math, fears, boredom ACTIVITIES: Marching and Con- cert Bands 2 LAURIE GAIL BERG AMBITION: To go to college and be a missionary LIKES: Nice people, God, lobster, trav- eling, talking DISLIKES: Rude people, grouchy teach- ers, rainy days, psychology class ACTIVITIES: Softball, NIDS DIANA K. GOLDEN Dede AMBITION: To succeed in anything I do LIKES: Dances, music, someone special, driving, going out, friends DISLIKES: Brendan, math, breakfast, Manny's lunch, Manny, principals ACTIVITIES: Outing Club 1, Pep Club 3, 4 WILLIAM JAMES McCREERY III Billy AMBITION: To be a golfer LIKES: Sports, food, girls, seeing grass cut by someone else, hunting ground- hogs DISLIKES: Geometry, getting up at 6:30, Manny's lunches, cutting grass, bananas ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Hockey, NIDS 3, 4, Winter Carnival Hockey 2, 3, 4, Usher 4 40 WAYNE DOUGLAS OHINA AMBITION: to succeed in life LIKES: Parties, girls, beer, sports, Grand Funk, Aer- osmith DISLIKES: Hangovers, dead Eliot, sitting in the office, Colt 45 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Baseball 1 SUZANNE ROBERGE Sue AMBITION: To go to college and become an archi- tect LIKES: Parties, week-ends, certain people of the Berg, crusin, walking the halls, Sept. 12. 1976 DISLIKES: Being grounded, getting caught at Don- nie's party, girls who won't let you be friends with their boyfriends, hard mornings JON ROUSSEAU Jon AMBITION: To make the bucks and to be tall LIKES: Sandy, Moe'ssubs, GTO's, the bucks, cheese burgers DISLIKES: Work, S.B.S., having no bucks, 'Ceasar' ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Corridor Stomping JOANIEN A. SMITH Joe AMBITION: To make good out of life LIKES: Schlitz DISLIKES: W. B., snobby people, people that are two-faced, school, Chinese food SERGEJ. ROBERGE AMBITION: To be a photographer LIKES: Sailing, music, sports, luxury and first class astronomy MICHAEL JAMES RODERICK Mike AMBITION: To make a million LIKES: G. K., skiing, eating, talking DISLIKES: Principals, squealers ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2 KIRBY ALLAN SHIRK Shirky AMBITION: To succeed in life LIKES: Beer, Chevies, girls, sports, Miss Couture's parties DISLIKES: Fords, snobs, stuck-up people, car acci- dents ACTIVITIES: Co-op 4, Class Competition SCOTT ARTHER VETTER ’ ’ Scooter’' AMBITION: To become very rich without working LIKES: Basketball, winning, girls, someone special, Moe's, Bone's, sleep DISLIKES: School, drugs, losing, peas, high tide ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Usher 3 41 TOP TEN SENIORS ROW ONE - Debbie Tobey, Sharon Cantwell, Danny St. Pierre, Mike Ricci, Patty Moynahan, Wanda Green. ROW TWO - Rosemay McCoy, Vicki Spinney, Laurel Kent, Denise, Lanouette. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Sharon Cantwell DIRIGO BOYS STATE Dan Tobey, Dana Spinney, Dan St. Pierre, Mike Ricci DIRIGO GIRLS’ STATE Patricia Moynahan and Lucinda Colburn BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Patricia Moynahan 43 THE MOST BEST DRESSED: Marlene Ernie and Danny St. Pierre Clothes make the man, lack of them, the woman.” MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Kathi Goodwin and Frank Leach Another man who is low in spirits is the liquor sales- man. MOST DEPENDABLE: Debbie Pillsbury and Mike Ricci Never depend on the other fellow - he may be depending on you.'' MOST STUDIOUS: Ann Scelza and Mike Hunkier From their earliest years they studied how to avoid study.'' AND THE BEST MOST SINCERE: Julie Saurman, Wanda Green, Mike Ricci A lot of people are as honest as the day is long, but when it gets dark look out! ’' MOST VERSATILE: MOST ATHLETIC: Sharon Cantwell and Dan Tobey All things come to him who hustles while he waits. It is foolish to make the same mistake twice when there are so many varieties to choose from. CLASS FLIRTS: Louise Fuller and Frank Santos Flirting is the gentle art of making man feel pleased with himself.' ’ CLASS CLOWNS: Kathi Goodwin and Mark Wilkinson From the silence that prevails I conclude that they have been making a joke. ’' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Daniel St. Pierre and Ann Scelza Success is the difference between doing good and making good. MOST SHY: Laurel Kent and Jon Lyman When two chatterboxes get together which one listens? MOST CHANGED: Wayne Ohina and Annette Zamarchi Times change: formerly the day was done before we were!'' FRIENDLIEST: Marlene Ernie and Frank Leach Love your enemies, it will drive them crazy! ” MOST MUSICAL: Wayne Ainsworth and Pam Warren Some performers take pains with their music; others give them.' ’ MOST ABSENTMINDED: Jon Rousseau and Cathy Molleur No man really knows what absentmindedness really is until he finds himself dialing his own telephone number. CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMAN: Diane Camden and Danny St. Pierre 'It is hard for a lady to know sometimes if a man is a perfect gentleman or just not interested. 47 MOST LEADERSHIP: Patricia Moynahan and Danny St. Pierre Only one man in a thousand is a leader of men; the others are followers of women. UNDERCLASSMAN FAVORITES: Darlene Nau and Arther Chagnon There are some people you dislike when you first meet, but after you get to know them you loathe them!” MOST TALKATIVE: Lucinda Colburn and Billy McCreery I believe in the discipline of silence, and can talk for hours on it. ” 48 SENIOR LIFE 49 50 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President - L. Grogan, V. President - J. Hodgdon, Secretary - K. Ham, Trea- surer - B. Eaton We've entered the beginning of the end of our school years, and have begun to realize how much school and friends mean to us, as we make plans for further education, marriage, work, or whatever. We are now forced to make decisions. Let us make the most of Marshwood High School, for we shall never pass this way again. ’' HOMEROOM 203: ROW 1 - D. Brown, A. Battis, S. Barrett, R. Benoit, D. Boston, M. Barthelemy, R. Boston, C. Blaisdell, M. Blanchard, P. Baker, J. Beauregard, C. Belt. MISSING - E. Anderson, C. Armstrong, A. Beaudet, L. Bennett, C. Boston, M. Briney, D. Brown. HOMEROOM 205: ROW 1 - S. Gerry, L. Cole, L. Fogarty, B. Eaton, A. Chagnon, P. Cultrera. ROW 2 - P. Fife, L. Emery, M. Gauthier, D. Cossette, P. Desrochers, R. Frye, M. Cary. ROW 3 - E. Cantwell, A. God- frey, J. Day, B. Goodwin, K. Gitchier, M. Cushing, J. Chasse, L. Grogan, C. Fraser, C. Cressey, K. Cou- ture, D. Clark. MISSING - K. Emery, J. Furbish, D. Gagne, L. Grant, S. Grogan. 53 . HOMEROOM 207: ROW 1 - R. LaMarca, S. Lane, C. Jones, M. Hippern, L. Lago, G. Johnson, C. Hillsgrove. ROW 2 - C. Hutchinson, T. Lytle, K. Locklin, C. Hilton, K. Ham, C. Lawson, J. Hodgdon, J. Hardy, P. Jack. ROW 3 - T. Labonte, A. Locke, M. Lynch, J. Hallam, P. Jardine, N. Hilton, J. Hanson, R. Levesque, H. Maddocks. MISSING - D. Heath, J. Lincoln, C. Lyle. HOMEROOM 209: ROW 1 - W. Morse, D. Martel, D. Nau. ROW 2 - L. Michaud, T. McCreery, R. Pecunies, J. Morgridge, S. McClaine, D. Main, A. Mathews. ROW 3 - P. McDonnell, P. Mick, C. Parker, R. Pelton, P. Mrugala, R. Paruolo, S. McPherson, L. Parmley. MISSING - L. Mitchell, D. Muzeroll, M. Nadeau, R. Obrey, C. Neville, M. Parent. HOMEROOM 210: ROW 1 - E. Hoyt, M. Gammon. ROW 2 - W. Goodwin, R. Lemke. MISSING - M. Jeralds. HOMEROOM 211: ROW 1 - P. Unrue, B. Stevens, S. Schummrick, J. Sullivan, P. Stevens, N. Wade. ROW 2 - M. Webber, S. Randolph, P. Royal, F. Vigneault, S. Weeks, T. Soucy, R. Tyler, W. Renaud, H. Syvinski. ROW 3 - E. Turnbull, J. Starr, B. Witham, C. Zamarchi, D. Rice, C. Vaillancourt, A. Wilkinson, L. Stall- worth, L. Pillsbury. MISSING - S. Perkins, L. Ross, T. Stevens, B. Reckart. 55 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer - R. Higgins, Secretary - D. St. Pierre, President - D. Lane, V. President - D. Wormel We, the class of '78, in order to form a more per- fect class, do solemnly swear, not to do homework, to skip study hall, and to never eat Manny's lunches. We are the greatest to ever grace the halls of Marsh- wood High. If you don't believe it, ask us! 56 HOMEROOM 111: ROW 1 - R. Bolstridge, N. Castner, J. Brown. ROW 2 - D. Bryce, C. Buckley, S. Buckley, C. Carigan. ROW 3 - L. Cole, D. Beckert, S. Ainsworth, C. Castner. ROW 4 - D. Bisson, M. Anderson. ROW 5 - S. Brodrick, D. Ball. ROW 6 - D. Briley, J. Bond, M. Clifford, C. Bickford. MISSING - J. Applegarth, R. Barthelemy, D. Bolstridge, J. Boston, W. Bubar, J. Carigan. HOMEROOM 113: ROW 1 - D. Farr, C. Cressey, C. Cone, T. Dunton, A. Gagnon, D. Ellis, J. Colson, R. Fernald, L. Fogarty, R. Dionne. ROW 2 - C. Cormier, S. Collind, K. Daily, S. Gagne, K. Dinsmore, F. Forrette, B. Dunn, D. Getchell, M. Fife, S. Dozier, K. Dumont, J. Fowler, D. Dupuis. MISSING - J. Crosby, S. Earle. 57 HOMEROOM 115: ROW 1 - M. Kohler, G. Knight, C. Lago, L. Lambert, A. Keevan, E. Jacques. ROW 2 - B. Hargrove, D. Hodgdon, M. Lanouette, S. Goodwin, J. Kenney, R. Higgins, D. Lane. ROW 3-D. Godfrey, K. Hill, J. Hoffsos, R. Jenkins, J. Hippern, K. Holmes, L. Grant. ROW 4 - D. Grogan, B. Hilton, M. Kelly, D. Lamson, J. King, L. Gillis, L. Goodwin, R. Hesse. MISSING: P. Gitschier. HOMEROOM 117: ROW 1 - C. Munroe, J. Muchmore, J. McManus, D. Pelletier, E. Layman, W. Leach, C. Pinkham, B. LaPointe, R. Milliken, S. Panter, G. Norman. ROW 2 - S. Piko, R. McNabb, B. Palmer, D. Perkins, L. Lizotte, A. Marshman, R. Osborne, S. Marshall, J. Leach, W. Pinkham, R. Moynahan, D. Mor- gan, M. Mason. MISSING - M. Morrow, L. Murphy, L. Porkins, A. Main. 58 HOMEROOM 118: ROW 1 - D. Rogers, D. Sargent, B. Richards, A. Scelza. ROW 2 - B. Raitt, S. Searles, D. Sanborn. ROW 3 - P. Strong, D. Schlegel, S. Rousselle, C. Ross, T. Raynor, B. Richardson, M. Rix, J. Smith, K. Seward, D. St. Pierre, R. Seeley. MISSING - D. Richardson, J. Roberge, S. Roderick, C. Ron- deau, D. Shapleigh, P. Smith, C. Stevens, ]. Stevens, D. Tehada. HOMEROOM 213: ROW 1 - M. Trent, A. Wilkinson, D. Welts, M. Hammon, D. Wormel, L. Witham, A. Young. ROW 2 - C. Unrue, S. Thurber, C. Unrue, S. Rohde, L. Drake, M. Webber, E. Varieur. ROW 3 - J. Veino, T. Urquhart, M. Smith, D. Wormel, K. Trott, D. Polland, J. Wiggin, J. Thompson. MISSING - R. Moses, R. Pratt, I. Thomas, M. Tuttle, S. Zajechowski. 59 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: V. President - R. Hieftje, Treasurer - L. Zamarchi, President - R. Weeks, Sec- retary - L. Thompson. We're the biggest, noisiest, rowdiest, greatest, brightest, and hardest working freshman class ever. We have a long way to go - three more years - but we'll make ourselves known as individuals and as a class. HOMEROOM 101: ROW 1 - S. Brown, A. Bond, C. Beauchemin, S. Ayotte, L. Anderson, J. Battis. ROW 2 - R. Atwell, D. Boston, T. Beauregard, L. Ashline, K. Bennett, C. Becker, I. Barthelemy. ROW 3 - J. Baker, K. Bolstridge, R. Allen, J. Ammons, S. Boston, T. Brault. ROW 4 - T. Barrett. MISSING - T. Atwell, D. Bos- ton, M. Buckley, S. Camden. HOMEROOM 102: ROW 1 - C. Drost, E. Pacheco, M. Stevens. ROW 2 - M. Benoit, R. Stubbs. ROW 3 - C. Kliphan, J. Marshall. MISSING - S. Lincoln. 61 HOMEROOM 103: ROW 1 - D. Caswell, R. Emery, P. Fife, M. Coulters, D. L. Cheney, T. Cress. ROW 2 - J. Croft, A. Crouse, B. Cole, D. Cultrera, M. Chagnon. ROW 3 - J. Dunton, A. Clapp, G. Ciesielski, M. Ellis, D. Cress. MISSING - K. Card, D. Cantwell. HOMEROOM 108: ROW 1 - L. Gagnon, P. Hinds, D. Hartford, P. Ford, S. Gallagher. ROW 2 - C. Hinton, K Gilman, M. Hunkier, S. Garland, R. Hieftje, D. Graham, K. Hilton. ROW 3 - G. Gadapee, S. Hatch. ROW ■ - D. Hilton, M. Gagnon, L. Gagne. ROW 5 - K. Hughes, K. Forrette. MISSING - P. Grogan. 62 HOMEROOM 110: ROW 1 - L. McClaine, D. Keefer, J. Kelsey, J. Janson. ROW 2 - J. Keevan, D. Kenney, B. Labrecque, C. Jacques, C. McNabb, S. Lilly, D. Leach, A. Lamson, J. Ketzler, C. LaChance. ROW 3 - W. Martel, P. McDonough, S. LaChance, B. Jones, A. Kroska, P. Jardine, J. Joseph, S. Johnson, V. Kulickow- ski, K. LaPointe, R. Lincoln, R. LaPorte, M. Lane. HOMEROOM 112: ROW 1 - R. McPherson, G. Perschy, J. Nettles, D. Nau, L. Raitt. ROW 2 - K. Nadeau, B. Pelletier, C. Perkins, B. Parent, L. Reckart, L. Pinkham. ROW 3 - L. Pike, B. Obrey, B. Pelletier, D. Pills- bury, D. Merrill, M. Michaud, W. Read, B. Place, C. Nadeau, E. Murphy. ROW 4 - S. Brown, J. Merchant. 63 HOMEROOM 114: ROW 1 - E. Reeder, S. Soule, T. Shapleigh. ROW 2 - M. Wells, R. Weeks, J. Stover, B. Ross, L. Ricci, ]. Wilkinson, D. Wilkinson, T. Rix. ROW 3 - J. Wachter, L. Roberge. ROW 4 - M. Rogers, D. Tehada, A. Sullivan, J. Spear, C. Vaillancourt, K. Wheeler, R. Veino, R. St. Hilaire, L. Thompson, M. St. Pierre, J. Rouselle. MISSING - M. Smith, P. Spinney. HOMEROOM 116: ROW 1 - R. Chick, J. McCrillis, R. Zuschlag, T. Wright. ROW 2 - C. Burton, K. Zaje- chowski, L. Zamarchi, N. Hager, C. Baker, K. Burns. ROW 3-D. Wright, H. Drake, J. Wilshire, B. Lunt. J. Redimaker, S. Wood, E. Booth. t ■ 64 SPORTS VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1 - K. Vaillancourt, C. Jones, J. Saurman (Tri-Captain), S. Cantwell (Tri-Captain), D. Tobey (Tri-Cap- tain), Miss Diane Rowell (Coach), K. Kulickowski (Manager). ROW 2 - K. Dailey, L. Fogarty, J. Fowler, C. Blaisdell, K. Colson, P. Jack, T. Soucy, R. Tyler. MISSING - S. Lane, N. Wade, C. Zamarchi, L. Pillsbury (Asst. Manager). JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1 - T. Rix, R. Hieftje, M. Gauthier, D. Wormel (Co-Captain), D. Rogers (Co-Captain), D. Leach, C. Vaillanc- ourt, L. Witham. ROW 2 - B. Obrey, K. Zajechowoki, C. Becker, D. Sargent, C. Hilton, T. Beauregard, J. Hodg- don, A. Bond, D. St. Pierre, P. Grogan, C. Carrigan. ROW 3 - L. Ricci, B. Pelletier, L. Zamarchi, F. Jacques, S. Thurber, K. Nadeau, B. Pelletier, J. Kenney, C. Unrue, S. Soule, Mrs. C. Rice (Coach). CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1 - M. Anderson, R. St. Hilaire, B. Richards, S. Gallagher, J. Small, C. LaChance, L. Lambert. ROW 2 - Leeland Grant. ROW 3 - M. Boston, P. Dame, Linwood Grant, P. Boston, P. Jardine, R. Day, D. Dupuis. MISS- ING - E. Pacheco, Coach Felek. CROSS COUNTRY The 1975 X-Country season saw the first girls team at M.H.S. This added to the excitement of the year causing the boys' team to work all the harder. As a result, expectations look good for the 1976 season. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 - B. Richards, R. Higgins, L. Colburn, M. Ernie - co-captain, S. McPherson, G. Whitaker, D. Nau. ROW 2 - P. Moynhan - co-captain. CONGRATULATIONS MAINE 70 , lAWKS HAWKS ROW 1 - J. Hieftje, G. Richardson, C. Crosby, D. Tobey - tri-captain, F. Santos - tri-captain, S. Ellis - tri- captain, F. Leach, A. Raitt, D. Spinney. ROW 2 - T. Thomas, J. Colson, R. Obrey, J. Roberge, A. Chagon, D. Martel, R. Stevens, D. Wormel, A. Gagnon. ROW 3 - L. Parmley, C. Cone, D. Ellis, R. Moynahan, M. Lynch, C. Frasier, P. Cultrera. ROW 4 - D. Richardson, P. Laird, P. Unrue, M. Morrow, K. Emery, S. Ran- Varsity MHS 38 MHS 21 MHS ll MHS 2? MHS 40 MHS 48 MHS 46 MHS 14 MHS 52 CLASS C” CHAMPIONS WK? fVW S dolph, M. Tuttle. ROW 5 - D. Richardson, D. Lamson, J. Bond, M. Clifford, M. Cary, R. Pratt, S. Earle. ROW 6 - H. Maddocks, A. Godfrey, B. Goodwin, C. Cressey, Coach Ferelli, Head Coach Wotton, Coach Leonardi. Noble 12 York 6 O.O.B. 0 Massabesic 6 Wells 12 Kennebunk 12 Fryeburg 6 Lakes Region 0 Traip 8 S.Y.S.S.A. CLASS C CHAMPS Tri-Captain D. Tobey, Athletic Director E. Forbush, Coach R. Wotton, Tri-Captain F. Santos, All StarF. Leach. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW 1 - R. Osborne, D. Cuttrera, D. Perkins, Captain M. Ellis, Captain D. Boston, Captain D. Merrill, M. Trent, S. LaChance, R. McPherson. ROW 2 - Coach Reynolds, P. Jardine, R. Dionne, J. Dunton, D. Pillsbury, M. Gagnon, A. Young, R. LaPorte, J. Leach. ROW 3 - M. Rix, D. Tehada, D. Mushorne, G. Ciesielski, D. Cantwell, M. Chagnon, S. Pike, A. Kroska, Manager T. 74 Cress. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 - D. Byrce - scorekeeper, M. Gauthier, A. LaPointe, S. Cantwell - co-captain, J. Saurman. ROW 2 - R. Tyler, P. Jack, K. Colson, P. Boston, K. Mason, L. Fontaine, D. Tobey - co-captain, D. Pillsbury - manager. MISSING - J. Hardy. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1 - D. Leach, T. Rix, C. Becker, K. Daily - co-captain, C. Perkins, K. Card, C. Boston. ROW 2 - K. Zajechowski - co-captain, C. Nadeau, L. Zamarchi, B. Pelletier, D. Poland, L. Pinkham, B. Obrey, C. Dozier, M. Lanouette, C. Vaillancourt - manager. MISSING - Coach Kelley. 75 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 - S. Vetter - tri-captain, D. Tobey - tri-captain, Coach Wotton, C. Crosby - tri-captain. ROW 2 - J. Roberge, B. Levesque, R. Stevens, D. Wormel, L. Parmley, C. Fraiser, J. Hallam, J. Bond - manager. MISSING - J. Chasse, A. Boston. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 - D. Nau, R. Higgins. ROW 2 - G. Whitaker, P. Moynahan - captain, B. Richards. ROW 3 - S. McPherson, L. Colburn. 76 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1 - M. Trent, D. Dupuis, D. Ellis, M. Mason, T. Thomas, R. Boston. ROW 2 - Coach Perham, D. Richardson, R. Obrey, B. Witham, B. Goodwin, M. Cushing, R. Moynahan, M. Ragno, D. Lamson, D. Martel, K. LaPointe - manager. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 77 D. Wormel, J. Furbish, R. LaMarca, J. Kenney, J. Fowler. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW 1 - R. Lincoln, B. McPherson, J. Spear, M. Coulters, B. Veino, J. Croft, J. Wilshire. ROW 2 - Coach Lewis, M. Buckley, M. Ellis, D. Boston, B. Martel, E. Pacheco, T. Brault, R. LaPorte, Managers - D. Cress and A. Kroska. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 - L. Ricci - captain. ROW 2 - D. Keefer, N. Hager. ROW 3 - K. Ben- 78 nett, L. Gagnon, A. Lamson. WRESTLING ROW 1 - M. Smith, L. Fogarty, T. Godfrey, A. Gagnon, R. Dionne, P. Gitchier, M. Boston. ROW 2 - Coach Reynolds, E. Cantwell, T. Barrett, K. Holmes, D. Cantwell, J. Veino, P. Dugas, A. Crouse, P. Fife, R. Weeks, M. Anderson. ROW 3 - J. Smith, E. Anderson, D. Perkins, J. Hippern, S. Earle, L. Gillis, G. Ciesielski. Marshwood's second year wrestling program experienced growth in every area. The thirty- three man squad surpassed last year's turnout by nearly fifty percent. The J.V. team won a major- ity of its matches and provided backup depth for the improving Varsity which ended the season with an eight and eight record. The Varsity dual meet season was highlighted by impressive victo- ries over more experienced grapplers. The increasing number of fans attending home contests attested to the growing popularity of this local sport's interest. 82 MARSHWOOD SPRING SPORTS March 76 entered like the proverbial lion at Marshwood High School. Nevertheless, the winter athletic teams removed their uniforms to prepare for spring sports. The spring athletic season includes boys and girls track squads, girls softball, and boys baseball. All squads and coaches anticipated suc- cessful seasons. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 - L. Ricci. ROW 2 - C. Jacques, C. Burton, L. Gagne, A. Marshman, L. Witham. ROW 3-D. St. Pierre, L. Emery. ROW 4 - M. Gammon, M. Lane, A. Mathews, D. Foret, L. Fuller, S. McPherson. ROW 5 - C. Becker, R. Benoit, M. Stevens, R. Tyler, M. Moriarty - advisor, D. Martel, M. Hippern, C. Dozier, J. Carigan, J. Kenney. ROW 6 - W. Greene, A. Seelza, M. Ernie, D. Pillsbury. CO-OP Beal, Harold Beauregard, Gene Bennett, Lance Blaisdell, Cindy Colgate, Kathleen Cressey, Carl Ernie, Marlene Fogarty, Laurie Furbish, Joseph Gould, Scott Heath, Donald Hill, Ken Hilton, Micheal Johnson, Gail Krawczyk, Joanne Kulickowski, Karen Lanouette, Denise Lytle, Teresa Mathews, April McCoy, Rosemary Obrey, Richard Parulo, Robert Pillsbury, Debbie Rice, Dwayne Robinson, Steve Rondeau, Charlie Saltmarsh, Joanne Shapleigh, Steve Shirk, Kirby Spinney, Vicky Syvinski, Theresa Turnbull, Ken Vaillancourt, Linda Whitaker, Gail Zamarchi, Carol NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society members are inducted twice yearly, based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The National Honor Society sells stationery and jackets, and operates the tonic machine as money raising activities. Scholarships from the proceeds of these activities are awarded annually to two deserving senior members. The National Honor Society also funds local sponsors for two Latin American exchange students each year. Jorge Lehmann and Lucienne Hermano Marshwood's two Latin American exchange students, sponsored by the National Honor Society, were Luciene Hermano and Jorge Lehmann. Luciene, from Brasilia, Brazil, was 16 years old. She was here for five months and lived with Annette and Lisa Zamarchi. She had studied English for one year before her visit. Jorge, from Buenos Aires, was 17 years old. He was on the three month exchange program and resided with Jason King. Before coming to the United States, Jorge had studied English for three years. Both Luciene and Jorge will be remembered as two of the nicest exchange students to visit Marshwood High School on the student exchange program. 89 OUTING CLUB LATIN CLUB ROW 1 - L. Kent, K. Tiott, Mrs. Green, A. Scelza, L. Murphy. ROW 2 - M. Coulters, J. Carigan, M. Fife, M. Hippern, P. Grogan, A. Marshman, R. Higgins, C. Dozier, C. Lawson, M. Blanchard, L. Gaynon. ROW 3 - M. Brooks, L. Grogan, D. Hodgdon. Arma virumque cano, Troiae qui primus aboris Gallia est Tempus fugit E pluribus unum Caveat emptor Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres 91 CHORUS ROW 1 - P. Mick, R. Benoit, J. Carigan, P. Stevens, T. Stevens. ROW 2 - L. Cole, L. Ashline, C. Lyle, K. Gitschier, Miss Fitzpatrick, P. McDonnell, K. Locklin, L. Stallworth, F. Vigneault. ROW 3 - L. Lago, T. Shap- leigh, L. Drake, C. Burns. Film Club Members Wanda Greene Shane Grogan Mark Hunkier Mike Hunkier Gretchen Ketzler Daniel St. Pierre Chris Willis FILM CLUB MARCHING BAND CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND YEARBOOK ROW 1 - V. Spiney, M. Lanouette, S. Buckley, V. Martel, T. Synvinski. ROW 2 - D. Bassett, D. Legacy, P. Smith, J. Wilshire, W. Greene. ROW 3 - A. Marshman, R. McCoy, S. Rhode, K. Goodwin, D. Morgan. ROW 4 - B. Richards, L. Grogan, D. Lilly, A. Mathews, P. Warren, T. McCreery, D. Pillsbury, S. Grogan, K. Wilkin- son. ROW 5 - Mr. Cousens. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bruce McGray Mr. William Botka Mr. Edward Forbush 100 FRONT OFFICE Mrs. Lawson Our Fearless Leader” Mrs. Dumont 89 JD 101 GUIDANCE Mrs. Crosby Ms. Forbes Mr. Pickering Ms. Shaw Mr. Johnson, Co-op Mrs. Dutch, Opportunities ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ms. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Odiorne, Mr. Cousens, Mr. Daniels - Department Head, Mr. McCarthy, Ms. Issokson, Mrs. Shields. You really know you’re a teacher when . . . You have rat patroT’in the corridors. You wear jeans and all the kids stare at you. 104 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. Fogg - Department Head, Miss Couture. ROW 2 - Mr. Pillsbury, Mr. Fielek. You feel caught in an instant replay of an old circus flick, cast as the harried ringmaster, trying to maintain that poise and smile amid a flurry of activities that would seem to any sane observer mass confusion. 105 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Keevan, Mr. Blaisdell, Mrs. Matijczyk, Mr. Adams - Department Head. You sneak into the boys’ room for a smoke, and everybody clears out. You receive a letter from a former student who writes, You taught me a lot, for which I thank you.' 106 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Perham, Mr. Cerabona - Department Head, Mrs. St. Onge, Mr. Moriarty, Mr. Lewis. A group of uninterested and troublesome students enter your class, and be- fore the class is half over, they are all trying to express their opinion on the subject being discuss- ed. 107 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mr. Hallett - Department Head, Mrs. Boston, Mr. Reynolds. You are old enough to realize that no one per- son can know all of the answers, and therefore you can say, ”1 don’t know” to a student’s question and then go look it up. 108 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Grondin Miss Muffitt ART DEPARTMENT in Mr. LaBranche Compliments of Compliments of P. GAGNON SONS FLYNNS MARKET South Warwick, ME RENTALS INSTRUCTION SCENIC RIDES LITTLEBROOK AIRPARK A NICE PLACE TO FLY” Eliot, Maine 03903 f. b.o. Jack Hard ' Tel. 207-439-4922 114 Compliments of For the Finest in Wedding Flowers Come to the ROSS' FURNITURE KITTERY FLOWER COMPANY SHOP 38 Third St. 54 State Rd. Dover, New Hampshire 742-1800 - 1801 THE Compliments of STRAFFORD BANKS CARROLL'S SUPPLY Your Opportunity CO. Bank” Dover, New Hampshire Sheetmetal, Plumbing and Heating Member F.D.I.C. 439-1637 115 MAINE NATIONAL BANK Kittery.Jftfaine Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '76 MARSHWOOD MUSIC CLUB Congratulations, Class of 1976 From the MARSHWOOD FOOTBALL BOOSTERS Special: thanks to everyone who supported the Boosters' fund raising projects during the 1975 football season. fig• ■- «SACKSON HARDWARE The Ships Chandlery . m|!INE 'PAINTING - HARDWARE Kittery, ME 03904 r, • jMSfel phone 439-1133 THE WORLD IS NOT INTERESTED IN THE STORMS YOU ENCOUNTERED, BUT DID YOU BRING IN THE SHIP. Anonymous Congratulations to FAR BETTER IT IS TO DARE MIGHTY THINGS, TO WIN GLORIOUS TRIUMPHS, EVEN THOUGH CHECKERED BY FAILURE, THAN TO TAKE RANK WITH THOSE POOR SPIRITS, WHO NEITHER ENJOY MUCH NOR SUFFER MUCH, BECAUSE THEY LIVE IN THE GRAY TWILIGHT THAT KNOWS NO VICTORY NOR DEFEAT. Theodore Roosevelt THE CLASS OF 76 THERE ARE NO GREAT MEN, ONLY GREAT CHALLENGES THAT ORDINARY MEN ARE FORCED BY CIRCUMSTANCES TO MEET. Gustave Flaubert From THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Compliments of MOTOR EQUIPMENT SERVICE Rollingsford Turnpike Dover, NH EAST ELIOT GARAGE CASE AND KUBOTA Sales and Service Goodwin Rd. East Eliot, ME Dave Pearsall, Prop. 439-1777 SEAWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Utility and General Construction :oute 236 Kittery, ME Mail: P.O. Box 1011 Portsmouth, NH Telephone 439-9210 Compliments of Ml W SOUTH BERWICK VETERINARY CLINIC 25 Goodwin Street South Berwick, ME W UNITED AUTO BODY Wrecker Service Available Telephone 439-0464 GaylenB. Marble 118 f Rt. 236 Eliot, ME Compliments of THE KITTERY TRADING POST Kittery, Maine Compliments of SACO BRICK Rt. 236 Kittery, ME Compliments of RACHEAL CANNON AGN. Flynns Lane, So. Berwick CASCO BANK TRUST CO. A Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. 12 Shapleigh Road ' Kittery, Maine 03904 Telephone 439-2011 Kg� 5 McINTIRE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Berwick, Maine Telephone: 384-2313 Akxsmovtx fiewot Shop 10 Market Street 'FbKTSnojTH'N.H. 0380 (603) H -VI12 Berry (Vick ShrsoH -Ttefi Compliments of McMullen REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC. South Berwick, Maine Compliments of CARE PHARMACY 287 Main St. South Berwick, ME QUAKER SLEEP SHOP Route 4 North Berwick, Maine 03906 Telephone 676-3732 Best Buys in Bedding” Compliments of PIC PAY Supermarket of Portsmouth North Berwick, Maine 03906 Tel. 207-676-2271 Telex 944-441 K. E. WARREN JR. PLUMBING HEATING, INC. South Berwick, Maine Compliments of Compliments of Kittery, ME Strictly Western Beef Let Us Fill Your Freezer” Cut - Wrapped - Marked and Flashed Frozen L. W. MORGRIDGE SON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTING 439-1250 119 PEARLS BAKERY 45 Market St. Somersworth, NH 692-3761 Compliments of DIONS DRUG STORE, INC. 50 Market St. Somersworth, NH Compliments of the Lodge at Spring Hill HOWARDS Service Station Kittery, ME 439-9802 Compliments of VARNEYS CLEANERS 52 Third St. Dover, NH WEEKS ICE CREAM Dover Durham Porthsmouth, NH RIPS SMALL ENGINE 17 Farmer Rd. Eliot, ME RIDEOUTS HARDWARE Main Street South Berwick, ME 120 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN OF DOVER Dover - Som. Traffic Circle 742-7321 BOULTER'S 29 Gov’t St. Kittery, ME 03904 Insurance and Heating Oil PETER’S T.V. Sales Service Zenith - RCA Main St. South Berwick, ME ALIES 460 Central Ave. Dover, NH 1 Market St. Portsmouth, NH THE PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK Kittery 439-2066 Member FDIC ATHERTON FURNITURE CO. _ Complete Home Furnishing Sales and Service All Makes CANINO APPLIANCE SALES Mike Canino - Mgr. Kittery, ME 439-0641 120 State Rd. Custom Painting and Pinstriping by MO Motorcycles, Vans and Cars Main St. So. Berwick 348-2742 JERRY BEAUDET’S The Shoe Aid A Cobbler Shop Open Daily 8-4 406 Main St. Sat. Till Noon Prescriptions Filled One Day Service So. Berwick Compliments of M. H. LACY CO. 436 Central Ave. Dover, NH PARTRIDGE ARTESIAN WELL CO. Box 2 So. Berwick, Maine 03908 Phone 384-5881 Phone (207) 439-2003 THE LOOKING GLASS BEAUTY SALON BARBARA SULLIVAN Compliments of the Class of '76 SHELDON’S Downtown - Portsmouth and Rochester 56 Pleasant St. Eliot, Maine 03903 Congratulations to the Class of '76 FLYNN’S NEWS Jerry Desrochers Prop. So. Berwick, Maine Compliments of GRAVES 275 High St. Somersworth, NH DR. CHARLES ZOIS 14 Highland Avenue South Berwick DAIRY QUEEN Kittery Rotary Circle WARREN H. HILTON Complete Auto Service 24 Hour Towing Portland Street So. Berwick, ME State Rd. Compliments of DION LUMBER CO. Telephone 439-1812 Kittery, ME MOORE’S Norge Laundry Dry Cleaning Village Paul Street Tel. 384-8141 South Berwick Compliments to the Class of '76 HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 407 High St. Somersworth, NH Best Wishes to the Class of '76 LAIRD de You, Inc. HUDSON’S A-PPAREL Congress Street Portsmouth, NH Patrons Listings Wallingford Square, Kittejy Wallingford Square, littery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas EldredgS Pat's Barber Shop Kittery Paint Co. Wallingford Square Eliot Weathervane Restaurant Route 1, Exit 3A Off 95 Mr. and'Mrs. John Randolph Eliot Congratulations, Henerys Stylists Kittery Raymond Wilkinson Myron D. Rust Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCreeryJr. Eliot Dutchess Meat North Berwick Seacoast Karate Dojo Dover, NH Sensei John W. Mason 4th Dan House of Cloth Dover, NH „ M , jajfii Triangle Motor Sales Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Stowe So. Berwick Wood TV Eliot The Friends at Green Acre Bahai School M Mr. and Mrs. SlfredJ. Hodgdon Eliot Tony's Barber Shop Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Swan Roger's Barber Shop 7 Shapleigh Rd. Kittery Larier Crafts Shed 24-River Rd. Eliot i Croteali Frame Shop 64 Gov’t St. Kittery Reo's Barber Shop South Berwick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pillsbury Fuel Oil DAVIS OIL SERVICE L.P. Gas CHRONICLE PRINT SHOP P.O. Box 237 South Berwick, Maine 03908 Davis OIL SERVICE, INC ELIOT, MAINF 03903 Congratulations Class of 1976 Weil McLain Boilers Stoves and Appliances VILLAGE PIZZA Main Street Hours 11-11 7 Days a Week 384-2888 Congratulations CLOVER FARM Barn Sales and Antiques Fred and Bev King 137 Main Street Eliot, Maine Telephone 439-2748 Best of Luck Compliments of CARL'S MARKET Kittery RICHARDS REAL ESTATES BOB’S SPORTING GOODS Uniforms Jackets and Trophies 440 Main St. So. Ber. 384-2225 Compliments of JERRY’S MARINA Main St. Eliot, Me. GEORGE’S HAIRSTYLES KITTERY CYCLE INC. Honda Dover, NH Rt. at Traffic Circle 439-1400 HAM AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE South Berwick, Me. ’Mobil a jA! — jmtitfkij fWd kurken • 0 • pHti-StL r V .............. svu JKu the r rr friendly skies United. : ON 124 THE END OF AN ERA 1976 is a special year for many people. It is the bicentennial of our nation. It is the end of a major stage of development for seniors at Marshwood High School. Both of these events are cause for celebration. It is also the official” end of a career in teaching that spans close to thirty years. Dorothy Green retires from the staff of Marshwood High this year. While both faculty and students view her retirement as well deserved and wish her the best in her civilian life, there will be little jubilation. All who have had the pleasure to work with her realize the profundity of our loss. She represents all that is worthy of admiration in American life and education. In both her English and Latin classes her approach has heeded the Latin proverb DIMIDIUM FACTI, QUI COEPIT, HABET. (Well begun is half done.) The positive results have been obvious. The absence of her intellectualism, professionalism, dedication, and humor will be greatly felt by present and future members of the Marshwood community. She is tmly a lady for all seasons. 128