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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

1977, A Year of Choices THE REED Volume XI Eliot, Maine South Berwick, Maine Adviser Mr. Cousens Assistant Editor Melanie Fife Typing Editor Tina McCreery Underclassman Editor Patricia Ford Editor-in-Chief April Mathews Artwork Jody Hinds Senior Editor Storm Grogan Sports Editor Bob Stevens Business Managers Cindy Blaisdell and Laurie Fogarty Table of Contents A Year of Choices Class of Underclassmen Sports Clubs and Activities Faculty and Staff Friends 1977 A Year of Choices The 1976-77 academic year demanded many choices. On the national, state, and local levels we elected new governments, and many of us had our first opportunity to participate as citizens in a democracy. At Marshwood we also had experiences of mental gym- nastics or physical control, of harmonic music or rau- cous cheering, of victories or defeats, of laughter or tears, of giving or receiving. All life’s polarities asserted themselves in some form. Years hence when we consider the way we were we will remember our- selves . . . Bursting With Energy. . . 4 The Purple Machine Rolls Along 5 . .Collapsing With Exhaustion It takes a looong tiime to diiie James Kohler Where’s George? Sailors Have More Fun The Good Launching . . .A i Most Likely to Succeed? Life. . . It’s Your Face, Let Schick Love It a Future . . . New Season Seize the Day Ah, the Center- Fold at Last! e’s Field? You Guys Aren’t Really Study- ing Are You? Nothing! Their Thing To Each According to His Need. Reading? Round? You Blockhead! Goes. Looking Ahead Yes, Marshwood has offered many opportunities and choices during 1976-77. All of these have been accepted, rejected, or executed under the symbol of the hawk aloft. Now as the class of '77 embarks on an even greater adventure, may that staunch hawk spirit prevail and may each of them begin Life's odyssey as Tennyson's Ulysses . . . 'Tis not too late to seek a new- er world. Push off, and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows; for my pur- pose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us down; It may be we will touch the Happy Isles, And see the great Achilles, whom we knew. Though much is taken, much abides; and though We are not now that strength which in old Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are - One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield! FAME ANONYMITY EDUCATION THE WAY WE WERE! Lisa Grogan The Beautiful People? — r' V L rv ■ r4 v 1 f -- H ■ Row 1: Dot Cossette, Jill Hodgdon, Cheryl Parker, Cindy Blaisdell, Cole, Bonnie Reckart. Row 3: Robin Pecunies, Laura Bennett, April Kim Gitschier. Row 2: Kevin Couture, Judy Morgridge, Tammy Stevens, Lorraine Mathews, Randi LaMarca. Row 4: Paul Jardine, Susan McPherson, Storm Grogan. 18 Senior Class Officers And Executive Board Row 1: L. Emery, R. Lemke, L. Grogan. Row 2: R. LaMarca, R. Obrey, A. Mathews, C. Hilton, T. Labonte, B. Witham, C. Zamarchi. Class Motto Our high school years have been like a huge mountain - and we've finally reached the top. As we look back on the hard climb, we can see that we have accomplished all we set out to do . . . and we have the world before us. Class ELBRIDGE Z. ANDERSON What’s happening?” ANNE MARIE BATTIS ”Anne” Silence is golden” 20 ANNE-MARIE Y. BEAUDET ”Boe” Sit on it” CINDY E. BELT Sport” Queer! ” ROBIN HOPE BENOIT Robbie” See ya later MARJORIE LOUISE BARTHELEMY Margie Yah sure JOHN P. BEAUREGARD John-Boy No Biggy CINDY LEE BLAISDELL Blais” 'Tm only visiting DAVID LOYD BROWN Dave The multitude is always in the wrong RANDY WILLIAM BOSTON Ran Who said that? MARY LOUISE BLANCHARD Mary Lou It is the same with me as it is with you, my friend. I am not going anywhere. I am only on the way. ARTHUR EMILL CHAGNON, JR. Artie Say what! CATHERINE ANN BOSTON Head What an animal KAREN JEAN BOULAY Hammie All right! LORRAINE G. COLE ’’Lome” It's up to you! ” CARL R. CRESSEY ’’Carl” What can I say? 22 DOROTHY ANN COSSETTE Dot Catch you later PHILIP ALLAN CULTRERA Falcon Yeah, right! PATRICE MARIE DESROCHERS Patti The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. KEVIN EMERY Emma Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageable! KEVIN RICHARD COUTURE Cooch Is that right MARK F. CUSHING Cush Let's hear it! LAURA ALISON EMERY Laura Nothing gold can stay JOANN FRANK Jo The hurrier I go, the behinder I get. LAURIE ANN FOGARTY Laurie Is that right! CHRIS EDWARD FRAISER Chris Really!! MARYANN SUSAN GAUTHIER Mo Endless . . SONJA GERRY Sonja Oh well, better luck next time JANE GUY FOWLER Guy A touch of class MARCIA L. GAMMON Marcia This is true KIMBERLY ANN GITSCHIER Kimbie” Is that right? WARREN KEITH GOODWIN Warren Get on it 24 ANTHONY WAYNE GODFREY Tony Yee - Haa LEELAND R. GRANT Lee” No sooner said than done. STORM ANN GROGAN Tempesta Mia You asked what color is love. I told you it was a rainbow named God.” JAMES CURTIS HALLAM, JR. Jay Ubangous BRENT EDWARD GOODWIN Bent” Son of a 'B' LISA REBECCA GROGAN Lisa I discovered the secret of th sea in meditation on a dew- STEPHEN MAYNARD HANSON Steve” ’’What’s happenin’?” KATHY A. HILLSGROVE Chuckles” How do you spell it?” JAN HARDY Hardy” Oh, really?” CHERYL LYNNETTE HILTON Cheryl” That’s life” MARJORIE ANN HIPPERN Margie” Post proelium, praemium” (After the battle, the reward) JILL ANN HODGDON Willi” Why???” EVA MARIE HOYT Beaver” ’’Well!” EVELYN TONIA JACQUES ’’Lina” ’’All right!” CYNTHIA ANN HUTCHINSON ’’Hutch” ’’You Goob!” PAUL E. JARDINE ’’Paul” ”Oh, geezum crow!” GAIL LYNN JOHNSON ’’Gail” ’’That's a joke” CHERYL LYNN JONES Scotty” Weirdo” PAM JACK Jam Pack” ”A home is where people love. ” MARK JERALDS Gerbs” ’ ’ Another day, another dollar. ’' 26 JOANNE KRAWCZYK ’’Joanne Ya Hoo! Party! SHERYL LANE Sher You goobers ANTHONY LEO LABONTE Tony So it goes.’’ CHARLENE ELIZABETH LAWSON Char Why not? ROBERT LEE LEMKE Skeeter Every man of us has all the centuries in him. ROBERT PHILLIP LEVESQUE Frenchy All experience is an arch, to build upon. RANDI MARIE LAMARCA Ran-dew Oh, just skip it! DEAN DOUGLAS LEGACY Dino Yellow snow! JAMES MERRILL LITTLE Rock” '' Little, you dumb tail! ” APRIL LEA MATHEWS April You must have hope and you must have faith, you must love and be strong . . . DIANE LORRAINE MAIN Di Hi there! STEPHANIE J. McCLAINE Teppi If you see someone without a smile - give them one of yours! SUSAN ELAINE McPHERSON Sue Life is painting a picture, not doing a sum. PAMELA JEAN MICK Mickey Cute, real cute” DENNIS WILLIAM MARTEL Dennis Huh!?” TINA MARIE McCREERY Tina You Turkey! LOY BAINBRIDGE MITCHELL Twitch Yee-haa Molson ROBIN MOSES Zip Your ears don’t lap over. JUDITH ANN MORGRIDGE ’ Judy Big hairy deal PETER MRUGALA Pete How ya doing? CYNTHIA NEVILLE Pee Wee I’m sorry RICHARD STEPHEN OBREY, JR. Dickie Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. DARLENE LINDA NAU ’’Darlene What a weirdo WENDY NORENE MORSE Wingy . . . you were meant to be here from the beginning . . . CHERYL LYNN PARKER ’’Cher ’’Here I am, you lucky people!” ROBIN MARIE PECUNIES ”Obbie” I don't know!” LARRY S. PARMLEY ’’Larry” ”A man’s truest monument must be a man.” RUSSELL JOHN PELTON ’’Russ” ’’You’re kidding” WENDY SUE POWERS ”Wen” ’’Just peachy” MARK ANTHONY RAGNO ”Ragu” ’’Play that funky music” ROBERT PARUOLO ’’Moon” Thank me” LISA KIM PILLSBURY Lisa” What has that got to do with the present situation?” BONNIE SUE RECKART Bonnie My mind is gay but my soul is melancholy. PATRICIA RICHARDSON Patti Shoot LYNDON ROSS Lyndon I forgot. STEPHEN R. SCHUMMRICK Stephen He who laughs best today will also laugh last. WILLIAM A. RENAUD Willy Won’t she go STEVEN FOSTER RANDOLPH Boo-Boo You wanna bet? DWAYNE SAMUEL RICE Pooch I’ve been called worse things by better people. PATRICIA MAE ROYAL Pud ’ ’ I wish this class was over! ’ ’ 31 CHRISTINE MELINDA SMITH Rastus '’What a queer!” LINDA KATHERINE PATRICIA STALLWORTH Lindy” I'm hip” BRENDA LEE EATON SMITH Brenda” You turkey!” JAY STARR Jay” I came - I think. ” OWEN ROBERT STEVENS Bob” Better late than never” TAMMY BEA STEVENS Hot Shot Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you. ” TRACY ANN SOUCY Soos Found a few more answers and I'm ready for tomorrow. PATRICIA ANN STEVENS Patty That’s neat! JUDITH ELAYNE DAY SUITTER Dimples Shoot it away TRACY LYNNE TEASDALE T-Bird Forget you! ” JOHN RICHARD SULLIVAN JR. John Race car! EILEEN MARGARET TURNBULL Tink” What a savage! PAULF. UNRUE II Unreal A life of happiness! CATHY LYNN VAILLANCOURT Beast” The more we argued the ques- tion, the more we didn’t agree. HELEN MARIE SYVINSKI Helen Oh really! ?! ” RAELEEN KIM TYLER Rae . . ihere never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them . . NANCY ETTA WADE Nanc ’’You silly goose ANNETTE TERESA WILKINSON Nit Make it brief! SUSAN MARIE WEEKS Sue Oh yea! WILLIAM MICHAEL WEBBER Web Won’t she go CAROLYN HINES Carolyn Hola, Que Pasa? BARRY ALLEN WITHAM Barry Vote Witham and Martel MICHAEL ALAN NOBLE BRINEY Mike No way DALE R. BROWN Browny Santa Claus did it! JOAN ANN FURBISH Joanie” Hi kids! CAROL AMY ZAMARCHI Zamark” Not quite. SARA E. PERKINS Sara You're kidding! MICHAEL YOUNG Mike” So what? LAURA ANN BENNETT Lori I realize. JOHN DALE CHASSE Buck Calm yourself. ” DONALD LYFORD CLARK Duck” There ain't no place left to go.” TERESA ANN LYTLE Teres Them’s fighting words! ELBRIDGE Z. ANDERSON - Ambition: to be a disc jockey. Activi- ties: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1,2, Track 2. Likes: Che- vies, girls, parties, having a beer, laying around, doing nothing. Dislikes: Homework, working. CINDY LEE ARMSTRONG - Ambition: To become a nurse and to please Jimmy in any way I can. Activities: Soccer, Volleyball, Softball 1,4, Hall Stomping. Likes: Jimmy, partying, times with my friends, walking in the rain, being happy. Dislikes: Snobs, crying, being alone, arguments, goodbyes, untrustworthy friends. Memories: 4 11 75, girls' bathroom, summer '76, the time Jimmy gave me my ring. MARJORIE LOUISE BARTHELEMY - Ambition: To make a certain man happy and to travel to different places. Likes: A certain guy, two certain people, apple pie, rock and roll music, motorcycle riding. Dislikes: Rain, liver, Spanish, country music, cold days. Memories: Summer of '73. ANNE MARIE BATTIS - Ambition: To have a career that I'll enjoy. Likes: T-shirts with savings on them, Twink, funny D.J.’s, watching traffic jams from the other side of the road, mustaches. Dislikes: S.A.T. tests, compositions, Harlequin Romances, get- ting up before 9 a.m., classic books, substitute teachers. Memories: Playing April Fool's jokes on Mr. Forbush, hitting Mrs. Parkhurst with an elastic in Home-Ec. ANNE-MARIE Y. BEAUDET - Ambition: To live life to its fullest with Roger. Activities: Pep Club 4, S.T.E.D.Y. (CETA) Program, Chorus 3, 4. Likes: Reading, bike riding, walking, horse-back rid- ing, swimming. Dislikes: History, seafood, compositions, snobby people, writing notes. Memories: November 15, 1974. JOHN P. BEAUREGARD - Ambition: To be a meat cutter. Likes: Kat, parties, sports, working, money. Dislikes: Reading, boring teachers, accidents, blue lights, T-Barr. CINDY E. BELT - Ambition: To be a police officer and go on to become a state police officer. Likes: A certain guy, a rotten kid, Trans Ams, hairy chests, rum and coke. Dislikes: A certain teacher, to be snubbed, showoffs, married men, car radiators. Memories: The Summer of '74, Mrs. Neal’s class, 7-6, Rochester Fair 1976. LAURA ANN BENNETT - Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do or wherever I go. Activities: Vocal music 2, 3, 4. Likes: My grandparents, my big brother Lance, my dog Tony, guys, food, clothes, parties, amusement parks, sightseeing in the White Mountains. Dislikes: Liver, being stared at, phony people, diets, not knowing the unknown, rain, cold bleak winter days. Memo- ries: Summer of '75 and '76. ROBIN HOPE BENOIT - Ambition: To teach special education to children. Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Cho- rus Treas. 3, Chorus Pres. 4, Co-op 4, Pep Club 2. Likes: All of my true friends and all of the good times, the times when my fam- ily is together, the beach, fairs, making people smile and laugh. Dislikes: Riding the bus, being bored and lonely, getting hurt, being nervous, embarrassment, my other nickname. Memories: The year 1975 and four years at N. H. S. CINDY LEE BLAISDELL - Ambition: To be a nurse, own a Line Mark IV, and to get the most out of life. Activities: Vice-Presi- dent 1, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Yearbook 4, Co-op 3,4, Asst. Mgr. Freshman Basketball 2. Likes: Beatles, beach parties, freedom, Boston, Bowie, laughing. Dislikes: Being cold, waiting, embarrassment. Memories: All the good times with Val, friends, and family. MARY LOUISE BLANCHARD - Ambition: To live each day as it comes, to become a lawyer and someday be a professional politi- cian. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, NIDS 2, Girls' State 3, UMO 3, NHS 4. Likes: My special friends, honesty, traveling, being active, Mamma Baldacci's, starry nights. Dislikes: Saying goodbye, prejudice, crutches, being nervous, liver. Memories: Star Island 1975, Summer of '76, August 20, 1976, deep sea fishing off PEI, Fellowship trips. CATHERINE ANN BOSTON - Ambition: To make my dreams come true. Activities: Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Wayne, my friends, dancing, the beach, being happy, nice clothes, seafood. Dislikes: Facing the bad things in life, waiting, seeing someone hurt, getting up in the morning, goodbyes. Meories: Rastus's spaghetti, summer of '76, September 15, 1976. DEBBIE LOUISE BOSTON - Ambition: To get out of school, to get married, and to live a long, loving life. Likes: My Kids, December 1975, Lemon Meringue pie, taking long walks and thinking, sitting down and just talking about things. Dislikes: School, spiders, being called a liar, fighting and arguing, rice, Minute Made, being home with my mother and father. Memories: Fourth period with Mr. Lewis, walking the halls when I had study halls. RANDY WILLIAM BOSTON - Ambition: To become a carpenter. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, NIDS 1, 2. Likes: Girls, hunting, hockey, sports, fooling around. Dislikes: Manny's lunches, snobs, Traip. Memories: Going to a basketball game my freshman year, winning by 20, and a minute later winning by about 2 or 4 points. KAREN JEAN BOULAY - Ambition: To be a good wife to Corey and eventually get a job as a secretary. Activities: French Club 1, Class Secretary 3. Likes: Married life, dancing, cooking, the beach, being cuddled and hugged by the person I love. Dislikes: Snakes, rainy days, arguments, getting up early, unfriendly peo- ple. Memories: April 16, 1976, July 24, 1976, and Christmas 1975. MICHAEL ALAN NOBLE BRINEY - Ambition: To join the Navy. Likes: People, beer, vans, Aerosmith, Cindy K. Dislikes: Girls with high noses, people who act big, being away from Cindy, bad cops, being in a bad mood. Memories: Being in art class with Cindy, being in English class, roaming the halls of M.H.S. DALE R. BROWN - Ambition: To see the Rocky Mountains. Activi- ties: Track 1,2, Cross Country 1,2, Basketball 1, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, 4. Likes: Nature, snowmobiles, car- toons, Thumper, cold weather, Aerosmith. Dislikes: Getting up early, long-winded people, boastful people, hero worship, the town of Eliot. Memories: a snowy face at Massabesic High School, Mrs. M’s fish tank. DAVID LOYD BROWN - Ambition: To go to college. Likes: Sports, hunting, fishing, boats, movies. Dislikes: Mondays, getting up early, rainy days. EDWARD CANTWELL - Ambition: To go to trade school and become a carpenter. Activities: Wrestling. Likes: Robin, carpen- try, motorcycles, travel, hockey, Donald Duck. Dislikes: Home- work, mashed potatoes, oleo, Mondays. Memories: Mr. Fielek’s study hall, parking car off school property, '68 Chevy. ARTHUR EMILL CHAGNON, JR. - Ambition: To have a happy and long life with someone very special. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Spring Track 1,2, Girl Watching 1,2, Class Marshal 3. Likes: Joan, football games, Italian food, Spring days, deer sea- son. Dislikes: Getting up early, Manny's lunches, rainy days, summer practices, sprints. Memories: Decemer 9, 1975, 11-9-58. JOHN DALE CHASSE - Ambition: To stay alive!. Activities: Usher 3, Football 1,2, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Likes: Bowie, Zepolin, Molson, concerts, the beach. Dis- likes: Staties , getting up, waiting, nothing to do. Memories: The garden, away games. DONALD LYFORD CLARK - Ambition: To become the drummer of drummers and a loner. Likes: Tana, Charlie Daniels, Marshall Tucker, munching out, girls. Dislikes: Sam and Max, droning, politics, society's ways, people who think they are God's gift to 36 man. Activities: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3. Memories: The chicken coop, the barn, the track, Heidi and Ginger. LORRAINE G. COLE - Ambition: To become a clerk typist and to make the best of my life. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Outing Club 2, 4, NIDS 1, 2, Executive Board 1, Yearbook 4. Likes: Kempton, family, friends, beach, being with people. Dislikes: Leaving Marshwood, getting up early, boring classes, rainy days, long trips. Memories: 11-2-75, Freshman year. DOROTHY ANN COSSETTE - Ambition: To be happy and to make as many other people as possible happy. Activities: Pep Club 1,4, NIDS 1,2, Honor Society 3,4, Editor of the School Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Student Teacher 4. Likes: John, my family, my friends, yellow roses, smiles, children, Mr. Daniels. Dislikes: Cold winters, grouchy people, getting up early, pain, being slow. Memories: My fifth period walks during my Junior year, 7-17-76, 9-29-76, good times with John. KEVIN RICHARD COUTURE - Ambition: To successfully finish col- lege and to make the best of my life. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Aimee Shramm Award 2, 3. Likes: Golf, ice cream, Happy Days , fishing, hockey, huntings, pizza. Dislikes: Too much homework, onions, nothing to do. Memories: Mr. C’s U.S. History class, Mr. Kuzn’ses Kritikel Riting Class. CARL R. CRESSEY - Ambition: Engineering. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 3,4. Winter Carnival Wrestling 2, 3. Likes: Girls, music, small parties, Molson ale, hiking. Dislikes: W.G.B., rainy days, the Osmonds. Memories: Mr. Adam's Chemistry Class, Folley Pond, and all the times I don't remember. PHILLIP ALLAN CULTRERA - Ambition: To be lucky. Activities: Hockey 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Track 3, Axis 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Bass guitar, J.M.H., Hockey, J.C., good times. Dislikes: Schlitz, goodbyes, cloudy days, missed opportunities, thinking too much about depressing things. Memories: Summer of 1976, and the beach. MARK F. CUSHING - Ambition: To succeed in the things I do. Activities: Football 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bull Fighting 1. 2, 3, 4. Likes: The Berg, eating, good looking broads, the champagne of beers. Dislikes: Nobbie’s driving, large swarms of bees, toilet country. Memories: Cruising in the Big Merc. DAVID ALAN DAYTON - Activities: Living 1. Likes: Meshme- cahn, Texas, guitar, music, my other neighbor, his dad, my rat. Dislikes: History, police. Judicial branch of government, my neighbor, his dog. Memories: New Year’s Party of 1974. PATRICE MARIE DESROCHERS - Ambition: To be able to adjust in college and whatever field I choose, and to appreciate life for what it can offer, not for what it isn't. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Rifle 3,4, Concert Band 1,2, Student Council 2, Usherette 3, NIDS 1,2, Yearbook 4, Girl's Track 1,2. Likes: My family, Mr. Schoff, Nature, John Denver, animals, CYO, clothes, travelling, crisp fall days, cooking, good advice, foot- ball games, the mall Christmas. Dislikes: Crying, poison ivy, sunburns, snobby people, cruelty, freckles. Memories:5th period walks, good times with Dot and Randi, Rochester competion, Phil- adelphia with Karen. TIMOTHY ALLEN DUNTON - Ambition: Get my Firebird straight- ened out, work, have a lot of fun. Activities: Freshman Basket- ball. Likes: My Firebird, girls, Michelob, music, working. Dis- likes: MHS, snobs, Grondin’s choice of music. Memories: First dance at MHS, Nadine, July 15, 1976, August 20, 1976. KEVIN EMERY - Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4. Likes: Girls, Moto-X, D.C.L., beer, playboy. Dislikes: School, having no money, reading books. LAURA ALISON EMERY - Ambition: To study law. Activities: French Club 1, Culture Club 2, NHS 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 3, Aimee Schramm Prize Book 1, 2, Senior Executive Board 4, The Party 4. Likes: Hot sunny days, pepperoni pizza, New York City, hockey, Jim Croce, getting mail. Dislikes: Live lobsters, snakes, tomato juice, people who won’t stand up for what they think. Memories: My first trip to New York, Mary's cook-out, criminology class, our first puppy. PATRICIA L. FIFE - Ambition: To become Mrs. Leo P. Messier, live life to it's fullest with Leo, and to keep us happy. Likes: Leo, the future, special moments, nighttime. Dislikes: Being inter- rupted, insects, snobby people, death, diseases. Memories: Dec. 6, 1975, March 13, 1976, camp, the beach, high school years, summer of '76, the special moments, a stormy afternoon, 4-17- 76. Activities: Newspaper 4, NIDS 1, 2. LAURIE ANN FOGARTY - Ambition: To live a long and happy life. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- op 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4, Usherette 3, Yearbook Business Mgr. 4. Likes: Peter, the beach, sports, smiles, roses, sunny days. Dis- likes: Cheaters, being hurt, working on Saturday night, people giving me a hard time. Memories: May 22, 1976, summer of '76, high school years, good times with my friends. JANE GUY FOWLER - Ambition: To study marketing in college and to achieve as many goals in life as possible. Activities: Student Council 1, NIDS 1, Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, Cheerleading 1, Capt. 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 4. Likes: Scott, skiing after a snowstorm, Papa Gino’s, Scratch and Pumpkin, peaceful moments, pistachio nuts, shopping for clothes. King Pine. Dislikes: Everyday competition, feeling insecure, living up to standards, stitches in my head, spa- ghetti, the day I gave Bethany a bloody nose. Memories: Riding in baboon’s car with Scott, Asia Room, Dec. 31, 1974, skiing at the Big A, the day I found Pumpkin, a certain Chevy, May 25, 1974. JOANN FRANK - Ambition: To become an accountant and make the best of life. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Outing Club 2, Co-op 4. Likes: Spons, happy memories, true friends, outdoors, skiing. Dislikes: Snobs, getting hurt, being sick, orders, loud people. Memories: Feb. 1975, good times with class of '77. CHRIS EDWARD FRASIER - Ambition: To make much bucks . Activities: Football 1,3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 3. Likes: Mom’s spaghetti, Trower, music, my guitar, Maco, spons. Dislikes: Rainy Days, getting up in the morning, being bored. Memories: O.B.- summer '76. RUSSELL H. FRYE JR. - Ambition: To succeed in life. Activities: Football 1. 2. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: My scow, parties, the wife, the social hour in the Berg. Dislikes: Flashing blue lights, waking up, hard labor, practices, thinking, the Dirty Bird. Memories: Dec. 28, 1976, the balance beam. JOAN ANN FURBISH - Ambition: To live a long and happy life. Activities: Cheering 1, 3, 4. Basketball 2, NIDS 1. 2. Likes: Artie, being happy, sunny days, cheering, kittens. Dislikes: Peo- ple being hurt by others, being sad, being bored, rainy days, my feet. Memories: Dec. 9, 1975, good times with my friends. DORENE E. GAGNE - Ambition: To go to Stevens College of the Bible and become a missionary. Activities: Journalism 3. Likes: My Lord, Pastor, rainy days spent with Fancy, watching, riding, and grooming horses, riding Fancy in a wide open field. Dislikes: Satanic projections, rice, saying good-bye, turnips, horses being used for dog food, horse haters. Memories: April 6. 1975, Summer of '76. MARCIA L. GAMMON - Ambition: To go to college and to help others. Activities: Drama Club 1,2, Chorus 1, 2, 3. Pianist 1,2, NHS 4, Student Council 3. Likes: People, good grades, music, vacations, dogs. Dislikes: Big feet, writing compositions, embar- rassing situations, snow, bugs. Memories: Being picked on in Cal- culus class, breaking and spilling things in chemistry lab. 37 MARYANN S. GAUTHIER - Ambition: To have a happy and suc- cessful life. Activities: Field Hockey 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Softball 2, 3, 4, Film Club 4. Likes: Sports, 'Slangs, money, seafood, camping. Dislikes: C.L.S., school, making decisions, when nothing goes right, bench warming, Lorie talking about her zits. Memories: G. and S. Shannon, C.C., 4 7 75, Washington, D.C., C.Y.C., Fall'74. SONJA GERRY - Ambition: To become a policewoman. Activities: Field Hockey 2, Softball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Tutor 3, Gymnastic Club 2, NIDS 1,2. Likes: Helping people, participating in sports, talking to my friends, listening to the radio, watching T.V. Dis- likes: Days when nothing goes right, fights, snow, rain, cold. Memories: Richard and Tony giving the morning announcements, starting school without a principal, Mr. Perham's awful jokes, Driver’s Ed with Mr. Perham. KIMBERLY ANN GITSCHIER - Ambition: To be happy and make a certain person happy. Activities: Softball 1-4, Outing Club 1-4, Pie Eating Contest 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Chorus 2,3, Vice-President 4. Likes: Donnie, sports, puppies, returned smiles, cooking, smil- ing and laughing, fireplaces, walking in the woods in the fall, camping out, good music, travelling, Mom and family. Dislikes: Good-byes, being lonely, waiting, hassles, being scared, leaving MHS and my friends. Memories: Summer of '75, all the great times with Karen and friends. ANTHONY WAYNE GODFREY - Ambition: To have a good job, home, and to sleep late in the morning. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: D.H., Queen, booney- ing, moonlight walks, nature. Dislikes: Waiting, overpopulation, cities, being alone, going away. Memories: Every day of '76, boonying in a certain '48 jeep, being with the one I love. BRENT EDWARD GOODWIN - Ambition: To be a mechanic. Activities: Football 3, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Tennis 2. Likes: Girls, hunting, basketball, pizza, a girl named Marie. Dislikes: Drinking and driving, pickles, Manny’s lunches, Chevies. Memories: Summer of '75. WARREN KEITH GOODWIN - Ambition: To be a super mechanic. Likes: '69 Chevy uucks. New England Dragway, fast cars, raising hell, York Beach, Howard's Mobil Station. Dislikes: Mrs. Grogan's study hall (the pit ), snobs, Fords, Saturdays, school. Memories: Going to the office every day as a sophomore. LEELAND R. GRANT - Ambition: To be so rich that I could never spend all the money, and to build my own house. Activities: Cross Country 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 3, Wrestling 4. Likes: Money, girls, food, cars, waterskiing, beer, spons, good music, dances, summer, seafood, pizza, strawberry shoncake. Dislikes: Hang- overs, winter, work, being broke, staying home. Memories: Sum- mer of '76. LISA REBECCA GROGAN - Ambition: To work with young people and to look back on life and say I'm satisfied. Activities: Class President 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Freshman Boys Basketball Mgr. 2, French Club 1, Latin Club 3,4, (Vice-Pres. 4), Outing Club 1-4, Yearbook 3,4, Aimee Schramm Award 3, Latin Award 3, NHS 4, Volunteer Learning 4. Likes: Sunrises and sunsets, the White Mountains, A1 Tarantino's chocolate pudding, Opal, broccoli, children, good times with friends. Dislikes: Getting dizzy on Car- nival rides, being labeled, doctors and dentists, cold hands and feet, mild, math. Memories: P.J. parties, my Cub Scouts, Mt. Chocoura, Women in Action, the hole , horrors of algebra and geometry, John . . . and John again! STORM ANN GROGAN - Ambition: To live my life with joy as a companion. Activities: French Club 1, Yearbook 3, (sport ed.) 4 (Senior ed.), NHS 3, 4, Band Patrol 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Aimee Schramm Award 1,2. Likes: Two special English teachers, Boz, my ducks, the many brothers of PHS complete with SAS's and PCP's, my friends and loved ones, music appreciation class?. Dis- likes: Sprains, 202, loneliness. Big brother act, worries caused by Billy B., Uncle Roddy's bad jokes, Flatlanders. Memories: Love Day May 5. 1973, my year of sanity-Wayne, Don, Dean, Wal- ter, and Judd, three long hours of waiting for the guys. May God bless you L., the days at the UNH cage, another year of sanity?- Arthur, Dean, Lee, Andy, Alisa, Help! JAMES CURTIS HALLAM, JR. - Ambition: To make the bucks. Activities: Basketbball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Chess Champion 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys’ State 3. Likes: Sports, seafood, Rolling Stones, fishing, playing pinball machines, Great East Lake. Dislikes: Peo- ple degrading by Bondo Buggy, being broke, doing nothing, M H homework. Memories: Kittery D.Q. STEVEN MAYNARD HANSON - Ambition: To find a good job and maybe seek some vocational training. Activities: Cross Country 2, Manaer Basketball 2. Likes: Hunting, fishing, trucks, food, nice looking girls. Dislikes: Dope, hippies, Cushing behind the wheel. Memories: Miss Keevan's biology class. JAN HARDY - Ambition: To have health, wealth, and happiness, and live my life to the fullest. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 2,4, NIDS 1. Likes: Friendly people, being with my friends, Portugal, tennis, flying, summer, my cat, good music. Dislikes: Fish, being bored, getting sick, getting up early. Memo- ries: Mr. Blaisdell’s freshman science class and my freshman year. DONALD B. HEATH - Ambition: To graduate and pass English. Activities: Racing motorcycles. Likes: Kathy, motorcycles, Fords, drive-ins, hunting. Dislikes: School detention, hospitals. Memo- ries: May 29, 1976. KENNETH L. HILL - Ambition: To become a truck driver or a welder. Likes: Internationals, Fords, T.D.’s, Firebird, working, my tools. Dislikes: M.H.S., hot lunch, the bathroom, home, Traip. Memories: The summer of '76. KATHY A. HILLSGROVE - Ambition: To live a long and happy life. Activities: Color Guard 1,2, Softball 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, MD Bike-a-thon 3, 4. Likes: 1, peanut butter cookies, having a good time, animals. Dislikes: Blushing, having nothing to do, onions, string beans, the dark, boring classes. Memories: 2 6 76, the day I got my license, one special Wednesday. CHERYL LYNNETTE HILTON - Ambition: To go on to school, and to make the most of life. Activities: Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Outing Club 1, 2. Likes: My family, being with my friends, animals, the outdoors, spons. Dislikes: Two-faced people, lies, seeing others hurt, mud, scalloped potatoes. Memories: Mr. Labranche's Art I class period 5 last year, the good times on the bus going to field hockey and soft- ball games. NORBERT HILTON - Ambition: Nothing. Activities: Crusin' arond in the Big Merc, working, messing around. Likes: To have fun, girls, to go down to the club, hot cars, bikes. Dislikes: Kids that think they are number 1, Cushing's driving, Big Mouth Weasel. Memories: Coming to school and walking around the halls. CAROLYN HINES - Ambition: Special education teacher. Activi- ties: Field Hockey 1, Teacher’s Aid 2, 3, Judo 2, Needlework 2, Volleyball 2, Bowling League 2,3, Macrame 3, Modern Dance 3, Powder Puff Football 3. Likes: Money, new clothes, no school, tavelling, parties. Dislikes: Cold weather, homework, getting up early. Memories: Being in Spain, going to Germany, Ireland, and England. Meeting people who live a different way of life than the way we do. MARJORIE ANN HIPPERN - Ambition: To travel and to successfully fulfill my life with a nursing career. Activities: NIDS 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4 (Sec. 4), Yearbook 4, Student Council 2, 3, Treas. 4, Co-op 4. Likes: German Shepherds, winter, yellow, travelling, camping, football, hamburgers, motorcycles, daisies. Dislikes: Math, milk, seafood, conceited people, hockey, oral reports, being bored. Memories: CYO, my Junior troop, April 2, 1976, arguing with Cindy, Wyoming, KCC, Gary and Sharon, The Pizza Hut, Duane's class, Quarters M on PNSY. 38 JILL ANN HOGDON - Ambition: To build a log cabin and live hap- pily with Bob. Activities: Student Council 1, Outing Club 2, 3, French Club 1,2, Field Hockey 3, Class Vice-President 3. Likes: Bob, Vermont, Thorin, the beach, mellow music, soft rain, sum- mer nights on my front porch with Bob. Dislikes: Cape Cod, rowdy parties, liver, poodles, being in a hurry. Memories: Summer of '75, Wildwood, N.J., times with Charlene and April, it's been two years Debbie!!, March 22, 1975, Sunday nights in Rye, M M’s, Bridge Street Market. EVA MARIE HOYT - Ambition: To get more education. Likes: Food, friends, Fonzie, fun, and my family. Dislikes. Getting up early, preaching. Memories: Mr. Perham’s sick jokes, Miss Kee- van's blushing, school lunches. CYNTHIA ANN HUTCHINSON - Ambition: To go where I’m led by the Lord. Activities: Basketball 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, NIDS 2. Likes: Special friends, sports, sweets, money, just plain goofing off, accounting. Dislikes: Two-faced people, snobs, vegetables, being bored, being down. Memories: 7th and 8th grade bus trips, Oct. 15, 1972, my surprise birthday party - April 28, 1975, Sue’s birth- day party 1975. PAM JACK - Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1,2. Likes: Marshwood football games with Traip, D.E.W. Dislikes: Old girl friends, practices, being slapped in the face, leaving M.H.S. Memories: January 2. 1976, Oct. 25, 1975, Nov. 1, 1975. EVELYN TONIA JACQUES - To go on to school and become a phys- ical therapy aid. Activities: Field Hockey 1,2, Track 1, 3, NIDS 1, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1. Likes: Bobby, being with friends, antique cars, dancing, having a good time. Dislikes: Having no money, the gas tank on empty, fighting, having nothing to do, waiting for someone. Memories: Miss Rowell’s 4th period gym class in '75. PAUL E. JARDINE - Ambition: To go into engineering. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3. Likes: Skiing, hiking, Aerosmith, hunting. Dislikes: Jay’s Bondo Buggy, mushroom pizza, D. Kohler. Memories: Hav- ing fun with the Ramdown gang. MARK JERALDS - Ambition: To be a cook and to have a good time. Activities: Bridge Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Ice cold Millers, girls, parties, Cheryl, Led Zepplin, having a good time, Che- velles and Road Runners. Dislikes: School, Schlitz, Fords, running out of gas, phony people. GAIL LYNN JOHNSON - Ambition: To become an obedience trainer for dogs. Activities: Cheerleading 2, Pep Club 1, Softball 3, Co-op 3, Concert Band 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Chorus 2, 4, Outing Club 3,4, Dramatics 4. Likes: Tom, singing, playing gui- tar, horseback lesson, sunny days. Dislikes: Goodbyes, snobby people, Italian eggplant, embarrassment, spiders. CHERYL LYNN JONES - Ambition: To make the best out of my life, and to live each day to its fullest. Activities: Basketball Manager 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Witham and Martel Campaign Manager. Likes: Varsity sports, fried chicken, Mustangs, Ray, and FOOD. Dislikes: Stuck- up people, peas, liver. Memories: The years at Marshwood High School, the Witham and Martel campaign, Mr. Blisdell’s freshman science class the junior high bus trips, Cindy and Sue’s surpise birthday party '75, and Cindy’s in ’76. JOANNE KRAWCZYK - Ambition: To fly high out of Maine. Activities: Chorus. Likes: Sunshine, the beach, Massachusetts, CHS, laughing. Dislikes: Mayo, working weekends, MHS, waking up early. Memories: Westboro parties, Labor Day weekend ’76, Bonnie Raitt, Rat racing, Pizza Village. ANTHONY LEO LABONTE - Ambition: To have the opportunity of laughing whenever I want. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Usher 3, Senior Executive Board 4, Morning Announcer 4, Marshwood Swim Team 3. Likes: Eating extra cheese pizza with Kim, laughing, sleeping, Bobbie, Tom, Shell and Mindy, Class of '77. Dislikes: Being late, getting caught, getting out of bed, being told what to do, having a rip in your jeans and not knowing about it until the end of the day. Memories: Times with Kim, the long 1975 football season, being Linus, July 10, 1975. ‘ RANDI MARIE LAMARCA - Ambition: To have faith, to take each day as it comes and to make all that are near me their happiest. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1,2, Traok 1, Newspaper 3, Usherette 3, NHS 4, Co-op 4, Senior Executive Board 4. Likes: Making Eddie smile, my family and friends, Has- niah, Woodstock, silver jewelry. Dislikes: Onions, arguing, warts, biting my nails, a green Mustang, goodbyes. Memories: Daddy, 7 19 76, 7 25 76, Cheering my sophomore year, motorcycle rides with Eddie, good times with R C. SHERYL LANE - Ambition: To never stop growing. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive 1, Beat the Clock 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Sports, ani- mals, outdoors, Mr. Mahor, whippy-dip, games, my guitar. Dis- likes: Unnecessary hassles, being tired, practices. Memories: Monsieur Nose, ”74-75 , Special times with special people, Col- onial Cleaners. CHARLENE ELIZABETH LAWSON - Ambition: To be a successful musician and to climb the Appalachian Trail. Activities: Student Concil 1, NIDS 1,2, Volleyball 2, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Principal 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Advisor 4, Yearbook 3, Who’s Who in American Band Students 2, 3, Cum Summe Laude Latin Award 2. Likes: Music, feathers, kittens, ocean, mountains. Dislikes: Math, war, rumors, frustration, confusion. Memories: Lake Cabbesseconte '75, Jill’s flying car, lifeguarding. DEAN DOUGLAS LEGACY - Ambition: To eliminate Monday Morning, no matter what day it falls on. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Bridge Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: New England, Sunshine, Pink Flcyd, Yes, the mountains. Dislikes: T. Barr, W.G.B., Flatlanders. Memo- ries: The bridge, Charlie Brown, York Pond. ROBERT LEE LEMKE - Ambition: To be a psycho. Activities: Foot- ball 1, Cross Country 1, 2, Baseball 1, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent. Likes: Teresa B., Vampires, Italian sandwiches, money, friends. Dislikes: Cumberland Farms, Skeeter Peter, Berwick Academy, vegetables, work. Memories: Backstairs. ROBERT PHILLIP LEVESQUE - Ambition: To further my education and go on to a career in the U.S. Navy. Activities: Hockey 1, Golf 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Marshwood Swim Team 3, Usher 3. Likes: Sports, girls, Trans Ams, sleeping late, Mac's. Dislikes: Compositions, spinach, smelly socks, advanced math, rainy days. JAMES MERRILL LITTLE - Ambition: To play college and pro foot- ball, to become owner of Lynn’s Upholstery, get married and have three kids. Activities: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Varsity Club. Likes: Lots of people, school, girls, sports, eating. Dislikes: People who act dumb and aren't, people who rip off other people, money, bad practices. Memories: My good and bad times last year, starting the Varsity Club, my last year in high school sports. TERESA ANN LYTLE - Ambition: To marry David, and for us to be happy for the rest of our lives. Activities: Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Basement 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Stomping 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: David, being with my friends, sunshine, camp- ing, parties. Dislikes: When K. G. graduated, being kicked out of the bathroom, thunder showers, bumble bees, flat tires. Memo- ries: September 20, 1975. HAROLD STANLEY MADDOCKS - Ambition: To make the best out 39 of life. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Likes: Throwing hypes, a certain girl, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, being burnt, munching out. Dislikes: Being confused, Eliot pounces, being spacey, muck mouth. Memories: Parties at the spring. DIANE LORRAINE MAIN - Ambition: To become a court stenogra- pher and learn to understand, accept, and cope with the future. Activities: Tutor 1, Yearbook 1,2, NIDS 1,2, Chorus 2, Co-op 4, Office help 4. Likes: My family, stuffed animals, friends, being at Silver Lake, sunny days, parking on moonlight nights. Dislikes: Violence, rainy days, inconsiderate people, unhappi- ness, leaving MHS and friends, goodbyes, being sick. Memories: Good times at lunch with R. and R. and C., being called Wuzzy by Nancy and the gang. DENNIS WILLIAM MARTEL - Ambition: To become wealthy. Activities: Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 3, 4. Likes: Sports, girls, parties, eating, sleeping, pizza, C.O. Dislikes: Conceited people, snobs, summer practices, getting up early, double sessions. Memories: 4 20 59. APRIL LEA MATHEWS - Ambition: To lead a happy life in rural America and earn my R.Ph. after college. Activities: NHS 3, treasurer 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Class Treasurer 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 3, Section Principal 2, 4, Marching Band Color Guard 1. 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Coun- cil 1, 2, Vice President 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Co-op 3,4, Yearbook 1, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4, French Club 1, NIDS 1,2. Likes: Chien- enne, music, freedom, mountain-tops, windy walks along the beach, simplicity, hope. Dislikes: Inexpressable emotions, lawn mowers, garages without back doors, the pain of losing something cherished. Memories: Paris 1976, Drivers’ Ed, ’’tree,” favorite times with Jill and Charlene, boonying, M M's at Earthquake, Ogunquit ’73, canoeing up Sturgeon Creek. STEPHANIE J. McCLAINE - Ambition: To go to college and some- day live in a big old house with a St. Bernard. Activities: Year- book 2, 3, Outing Club 2, NHS 4. Likes: Mama, old houses, big dogs, honey, corduroys, chocolate chip ice cream. Dislikes: Geometry, tomatoes, making decisions, watermelon, cold rain. Memories: Good times with Donna, the summer after my junior year. TINA MARIE McCREERY - Ambition: To live my live to the fullest with the man I love, and to help people in any way I can. Activi- ties: Freshman Cheering, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: A certain guy, my family, walking with a breeze at my face, quiet and spe- cial moments, my stuffed animals. Dislikes: Being alone when I need someone, people hurting other people, leaving Marshwood, the thought of being without family and friends, rainy days. Mem- ories: October 13, 1976, meeting the Queen of England on July 6, 1976, times with my friends at N.H.S., Follow the Star '73, Puerto Rico ’74, Intercontinental Congress '76 in Philadelphia, times at Bryn Mawr. SUSAN ELAINE McPHERSON - Ambition: To succeed in life and have a good time doing it, and to be a physical therapist. Activi- ties: Cheering 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice. President 4, NHS 3, Pres. 4, Usherette 3, Yearbook 4, Aimee Schramm Book Award 3. Likes: 55, the beach, football games, parties, cheering, onion rings, listening to music. Dis- likes: Blushing, going to the dentist, being stared at, being hun- gry, Dwayne's cutdowns. PAMELA JEAN MICK - Ambition: To go to business college, and to make the most of my life. Activities: NIDS 2, Tutor 2, Chorus Treasurer 2, 4, Chorus Pres. 3. Likes: Making people laugh, my best friends. Dad, K.A.G., being able to look up to Mr. Fielek, my niece and nephews, Patsy and Robert. Dislikes: Onions, snobs, goodbyes, boredom, divorces, papers, not being told things I should know. Memories: Mr. Adam's frosh science class, the downstairs bathroom gang. LOY BAINBRIDGE MITCHELL - Ambition: To become one of the country’s best jazz saxophonists, and to have the no. 1 jazz band. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Dance Band. Likes: My '48 jeep, going booneying, racing motorcycles, snowmobiles, playing music. Dislikes: Getting stuck, hot days, loosing, hang ups, snobby people. JUDITH ANN MORGRIDGE - Ambition: To succeed in life. Activi- ties: NIDS 2, 3, Pep Club 4. Likes: Paul, our times together, my family, a certain VW, Subaru’s, the beach, roses. Dislikes: Get- ting up early, being along, being cold, arguing, egg salad sand- wiches. Memories: November 25, 1975. WENDY NORENE MORSE - Ambition: To graduate in January, and then to move to Illinois, where I will work at my career in plant science. Activities: Freshman Cheering, Field Hockey, Dover Vocational 3, Co-op 4, School Newspaper 4. Likes: Doug, my parents, warm summer nights at York Beach, feet, Chinese food, double dates with Sue and Gary, plants. Dislikes: R.T.C.N.T.C., phone bills, people who avoid the truth, getting up on cold morn- ings, waiting for better days. Memories: Summer of '74, Carol’s and my bike rides, attempts at going to Dover High, arena sched- uling, afternoons of '76, J.D.’s English class. Dragon Seed. ROBIN MOSES - Ambition: To go to college and become a legal secretary. Likes: Eddie, U.S. History, V., 2:07, assemblies, Fri- days. Dislikes: Mondays, 8:00, homework, cigarette smoke, peas. Memories: Current issues class with Uncle Bob, Mr. Fielek’s study hall. PETER MRUGALA: Ambition: To get out of school, and maybe someday to either be a heavy equipment operator or a tractor trailer driver. Likes: Snowmobiles, trail bikes, riding, trucks, boats, building things, eating Mom's cooking, stuffed peppers. Dislikes: Schqol, pea soup, clams, parmeson cheese. Memories: My first day at M.H.S. MICHAEL ROGER NADEAU - Ambition: To take things as they come and to make the best of it. Likes: Being alive, my friends, good times, natural highs, girls, parties, cars, weekends. Dis- likes: Being hurt in any way, feeling unwanted, lies, being taken advantage of, not being given a chance. Memories: My life and the people, places, and things involved in it. DARLENE LINDA NAU - Ambition: To travel and to see the world. Activities: Cheering 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Track 2, Field Hockey 2, Class Secretary 2, Likes: People who understand without questions, my nephew, Poochy, JM, sleeping, the truth, parties. Dislikes: Waiting, being told what to do, marriage, the question why?, hurting or being hurt, owing anything to anyone. Memories: Sum- mer of '74, Dec. 4. '75. Basketball season of 75-'76, Friday night, July 9, 76. CYNTHIA NEVILLE - Ambition: To go into childcare and to do my best at it, to have the rest of my life full of love and happiness. Activities: Pep Club 4, Basement 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Disturbing 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: A certain someone, childcare, water skiing, camp, all my friends. Dislikes: Stuck up people, a certain teacher, drugs, psychology, accounting. Memories: The night of Sept. 19, '76, my senior year, going to the D.Q. 7th period. RICHARD STEPHEN OBREY JR. - Ambition: To determine my rela- tionship with the world and the people around me. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Boys’ State 3, Class V. President 2, Marshwood Swim Team 3, Teacher Harassment 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Girls named Sue, pepperoni mushroom pizza, BeeGees, sprints, Saturday nights. Dislikes: Gossip, driving drunks, the morning after. Memories: Summer of '76, July 4, Boys’ State, Sanford, Cruising the beach. CHERYL LYNN PARKER - Ambition: To go to college and to be successful, then to make myself and others happy. Activities: Field Hockey 2, Tutor 2, Newspaper 3, N.H.S. 4. Likes: St. Ber- nards, Zbidah, talking, the Bruins, chocolate, Bruce Springsteen, roses. Dislikes: Mustard, explaining things, cleaning up at O.J., the Red Sox, a green mustang, homework. Memories: July '76 at 40 Fr. With E. J., Oct. 23, '75, good times with R. R. LARRY S. PARMLEY - Ambition: To be successful in my life. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Sports, winning, food, friends. Dislikes: Traip, losing. Memories: Traip weekends. ROBERT PARUOLO - Ambition: To have a good life. Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Brenda, parties, music, money, good times. Dislikes: People who don’t act like themselves. ROBIN MARIE PECUNIES - Ambition: To work in a bank. Activi- ties: Field Hockey 1. Likes: Chris, Megawaty, My friends and family, the water, Celtics, my car, vans, silver, plants. Dislikes: Rainy nights, good-byes, being sick, a green mustang, remarks from guys, arguing, being cold, smoke, being told what to do. Memories: 7 8 76, all the good times with the ones I love, 11 5 76. RUSSELL JOHN PELTON - Ambition: To live my life as well as I can. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 3, 4, Junior Executive Board, Track 1,2. Likes: God, pumpkin pie, being with friends, summer of '76, Pam and the Spinney family. Dislikes: Fish, working long hours, flat tires, people who don't care, being alone. Memories: Dec. 27, '75, Traip games, Rochester Fair, C.A., Rally's”, exchange concerts. SARA E. PERKINS - Ambition: To spend my life roaming the mountains while writing my book. Likes: Staying at the moun- tains, Dale, the ocean, winter, poems, laughing. Dislikes: Clocks, homework, getting up early, hamburg, saying good-bye. Memories: Last day of school '76, the girls’ bathroom between classes, New Year’s Eve '76, W.V.A., Pines, pennies off the bridge. LISA KIM PILLSBURY - Ambition: To make the most out of my life no matter what I choose to do. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Principal 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Band Council President 4, Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Good music, parties, NHS bands and its members, my recorder. Dis- likes: Practicing, a certain frosh, snobby people, tomatoes. Mem- ories: September 1973 - June 1977. WENDY SUE POWERS - Ambition: To achieve all my goals and be happy with them and do something in the business field. Activities: Cheering 1, NIDS 1,2, School Newspaper 3, Magazine Drive Bus- iness Manager 4. Likes: A certain guy, being held, snowmobiling, being with friends, chocolate chip ice cream, parties, walks on crisp fall days, cookies. Dislikes: Crying, being hurt, getting cold and frostbitten when snowmobiling, going fast in a car, arguing, lima beans. Memories: MHS, Traip games, Dunkin Doughnuts, 4 17 76, cruising around. MARK ANTHONY RAGNO - Ambition: To get out of school and find a good paying job. Activities: Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3, Fooling Around 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Watching 1, 2, 3, 4. Dislikes: Unfriendly people, working, being broke, homework. Memories: Basketball bus, Lombardi's, Marshwood-Traip game '73, family reunions, friends. STEVEN FOSTER RANDOLPH - Ambition: To own my own farm. Activities: Football 1,3, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1,2, Baseball 1, Pinball 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Chevies, hunting, fall, good friends, most everybody, races. Dislikes: Fords, homework, macaroni and tuna, bad valves, playing goalie. Memories: Hiking with the Outing Club. BONNIE SUE RECK ART - Ambition: To be best at whatever I do. Activities: Outing Club 4, Yearbook 2. Likes: Summer, my friends, the Red Sox, weekends, graduating, vacations, food, get- ting out early. Dislikes: Winter, compositions, getting up early, having to read a book I don’t like, spiders, peas. Memories: My freshman year. WILLIAM A. RENAUD - Ambition: To become a construction worker. Activities: Football 1, Basketball 1, Taking It Easy 1,2, 3, 4. Likes: Belinda, the farm, Boaf, Yamaha, hunting. Dis- likes: The Berg, Five station parking lot, slobs. Memories: Feb. 14. DWAYNE SAMUEL RICE - Ambition: To get ahead. Activities: Basketball 1,2, Football Manager 1,2, Co-op 3. Likes: Parties, Yamaha, working with Roger, running road calls, giving people a hard time, girls. Dislikes: Working Friday nights, Robie Tire trucks, Summer of '74, waiting around, Massachusetts. Memories: Trying to get to Dover, Wendy. PATRICIA RICHARDSON - Ambition: To live life to the fullest with Randy. Activities: Chorus 3,4. Likes: Randy, Taco (my dog), Moe's subs, parties, the beach. Dislikes: Snobby people, thunder storms, fighting, spaghetti, business math. Memories: 9 4 76. PATRICIA MAE ROYAL - Ambition: To get a good job and get enough money to buy a car. Activities: Pep Club 4, Basement 2, 3, 4. Likes: Driving, horseback riding, spending time with my friends’, going shopping, working. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, psy- chology class, beer, a certain person, people doing things to hurt themselves or other people. Memories: My sophomore year, going to the store 2nd period, a certain guy, summer of '76. STEPHEN R. SCHUMMERICK - Ambition: To become a microbiol- ogist. Activities: Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Out- ing Club 4. Likes: Girls, cars, ice hockey, Aerosmith. Dislikes: Zucchini, lack of money. CHRISTINE MELINDA SMITH - Ambition: To become a beauti- cian. Activities: Chorus 3, Roaming The Halls 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Peter G., mustaches, Barracudas, Triumphs, holding hands, my friends, my family, walking on the beach, eating. Dislikes: Get- ting up for MHS, crying, detention, making coffee. Memories: 7 26 76, summer of '76, Head's tuna sandwiches, my fight with Cathy B., J. D.'s class. BRENDA LEE EATON SMITH - Ambition: To make my family happy and to find a job working with accounting. Activities: Fresh- man cheerleading. Softball 1, Junior Class Treasurer. Likes: Tak- ing care of my family, horseback riding, travelling, chocolate steamed pudding, baseball. Dislikes: Squash, fighting with peo- ple, rainy days, leaving MHS and all my friends. Memories: Octo- ber 10, 1975, December 13. 1975, April 4, 1976. TRACY ANN SOUCY - Ambition: To live, love, and be happy, and to do well in college. Likes: Steve, the beach, Aerosmith, Sunkist oranges, losing weight, honesty, Italian food, sailing, donuts, sunsets. Dislikes: Silly arguments, having colds, good- byes, onions, not having the energy, liars, feeling Insecure, wait- ing. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, V Field Hockey 3, Def. Captain 4, Asst. Manager Freshman Basketball 2, Yearbook 2, 4, MHS 4, Student Council 4. Memories: February 19, 1972, Winter of '72, bon-fire at the beach, good times with all my friends, all four years at MHS. LINDA KATHRINE PATRICIA STALLWORTH - Ambition: To fur- ther my education, and to live and fulfill my life with happiness. Activities: Baseball 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Karate 1,2, 3, 4. Likes: Travelling, karate, racing cars, partying, spending time with my friends. Bubble Yum. Dislikes: Conceited and preju- diced people, quietness, cold days, people who stare, fights and riots. Memories: The summers of 73-76, certain people I've met, my first prom and first date, going to DQ, living in the city, walk- ing along the beach with a certain someone. PATRICIA ANN STEVENS - Ambition: To become a clerical worker. Activities: Vocal Music 3, 4. Likes: Food, a special per- son, my best friend, a dog named J.J., sleeping late. Dislikes: Getting up at 6:00 in the morning, liver, snobby people, being stared at, driving in the snow. Memories: Having fun with all my friends during my 4 years at MHS, week of March 22-29. OWEN ROBERT STEVENS - Ambition: To attend medical school 41 and become a physician. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4. All Con- ference 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, MHS 3, 4, Vice-President 4, State Treasurer 3, 4, Dirigo Boys' State 3, Usher 3, Aimee Schramm Book Award 1, 2, 3, Latin Award 2,3, Class President 2, Marshwood Swim Team 3, Corridor Stomping 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Likes: Winning, weekends, music in stereo, good Italian food, eating out, the beach, sports. Dislikes: Rainy days with nothing to do, three man weave, going to the beach and finding out there aren't any waves, making stupid mistakes, being taken seriously. Memories: Times at MHS and the summer of '76, winning football games. TAMMY BEA STEVENS - Ambition: To try everything and be happy in the years to come. Likes: Gene, my family, Blackie , Scottie, Gene's new Honda, my friends, kittens. Dislikes: Boring Sundays, rainy days, getting up before 9:30 Saturday morning, mean people. Memories: Summer of '76, Mr. Reynolds' 1st period class, summer of '77. JAMES STRAUSSER - Ambition: To become a pilot. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 4. Likes: Life, friends, my job, my old neighborhood, fam- ily, skiing. Dislikes: Pushy people, taking out garbage at O.H., moving around, too much snow. Memories: Going to the beach with R.T. P.E., Oar House, MacDonalds, P.F.'s, Vokes, Black '64 Impala, R.T., P.E.. D.F., J.D., A.C. JUDITH ELAYNE (DAY) SUITTER - Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. Likes: Lee, having a good time, friends, food. Dis- likes: School, homework, snobby people. Memories: June 19, 1976. JOHN RICHARD SULLIVAN - Ambiton: To make it through life happily. Likes: My 340 Duster, New England Dragway, one special girl, the beach, my senior year. Dislikes: Work, losing, late slips, having no bucks, Baker’s boat, (G.T.O.). HELEN MARIE SYVINSKI - Ambition: To further my education, become a Park Ranger, and eventually settle down. Activities: J.V. Field Hockey 1, Outing Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1. Likes: Hiking, bike riding, X-country skiing, travelling, poems, music, the seasons. Dislikes: M.H.S., being late, not getting things done on time, cruelty to animals. Memories: My freshman year. TRACY LYNNE TEASDALE - Ambition: To do what I can’t do at home, and to get a good job and make lots of money, also to turn 17, Law Enforcement. Activities: Training horses. Running, Marching Band, Gymnastics, Swim, Raising Animals, having the hood tease the rock. Likes: Mexican food, an class, the hoods, wright-Pat, my worn out sneakers. Dislikes: Bayview Lane gang, Cheerios, spaghetti, Marshwood cafeteria food, R.G. Memories: Year of 76-77, B.H.S., P.H.H.S., sophomore year, D'epiro, B. Shipiro, Dee, Tom, smoking the the girls’ room, Traip Academy, junior year, Kittery Police, Friday nites and Sunday afternoons, Juvbuile Joe, Ray and Peggy, Napoleon, P.M., P.F., Bear, Windy Bass, red”, Gardiner, Jim, Herbie, P.S., Daryl. EILEEN TURNBULL - Ambition: To have a happy and fulfilling life. Likes: Deer hunting, eating Mom’s macaroni and cheese, my goats, my dog Heidi, my family, bird hunting, friends, my rab- bit. Dislikes: A cenain person, people who think they are every- thing, having my hair pulled, being alone in the dark, people who think they know everyting. Memories: Mr. Lewis’s 5th period his- tory class, the time everyone threw Mrs. Neal’s books and papers out the windows, Mr. Haggett's Make it brief. ” RAELEEN KIM TYLER - Ambition: To be happy with life; work with disabled children. Activities: Field Hockey 1, Capt. 3,4, Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Track 3,4, NHS 3,4, Regional Chair- man 4, Usherette 3, Girls’ State Alternate 3, Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4. Likes: T.D., beach, french fries, dancing, sports, sunshine, smiling. Dislikes: Spinach, being lied to, not knowing, losing, blushing, hurt. Memories: Monsieur Nose , 7 8 76, notes in my lunch, being numb numb, summertime, high school. PAUL FRANCIS UNRUE II - Ambition: To be a chef. Activities: Football 2,3, Track 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4. Likes: Girls, eat- ing, working, cars, having fun. Dislikes: Bossy people, stuck up people, show-offs. Memories: J.D.’s 3rd period class my junior year. CATHY LYNN VAILLANCOURT - Ambition: To go on to art school and become-a designer. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, Basketball 2. Likes: A certain blond of the Berg, muchin’ out Friday at the Pizza Hut, keg parties, Gary’s Stang, roses, parties, horses. Dis- likes: Hanging in the big town of South Berwick, the Rochester boys, Bollands old Mustang, speed, what Manny calls lunch , my cooking, a lot of nosy teachers. Memories: 5 76, April of 1976. NANCY ETTA WADE - Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, Usherette 3, Co-op 4, Laughing 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: My family, special times with friends, my bear, Godspell, Sheryl's birthday, olives, the Chase family, seeing Rae happy, my Falcon, L.M., L.W., P.R., G.B., B.S., S.K. Dislikes: Not being able to find the right words, my Falcon being in the junk yard, attitudes, my brother’s blue cheese dressing. Memories: Monsieur Nose, August 24, 1975, summer of '76, Colonial Cleaners, Goodwin Mills, York Beach, Line House, Misty, M.H.S. WILLIAM MICHAEL WEBBER - Ambition: To get a good job and join the service. Activities: Skydiving 1, 2, 3, 4. Likes: Three B’s, cruisin, Mopar, hot cars, Friday and Saturday nights. Dis- likes: Nobby Hilton’s driving, stuck up kids, marbies, journalism, Lite. Memories: Halloween of '75, cruising in the Big Merc. SUSAN MARIE WEEKS - Ambition: To have a happy future. Likes: Gary, Chinese and Mexican food, watching people, talking things out, lasagna, seafood, being complimented. Dislikes: Supervi- sion, unnecessary arguments with G.R., keeping secrets from G.R., having things kept from me, M.H.S. bathrooms. Memo- ries: Jan. 31, 1976, double dates with Doug and Wendy, birthday parties, long talks with Rae. ANNETTE TERESA WILKINSON - Ambition: To love and experi- ence the fullness of life. Activities: Outing Club 2, 3, 4, Usher- ette 3, Class Historian. Likes: Jeff, good times with my friends, sunny autumn days, Jeff's family, my Koala bear, living in the country, football games, Kim’s smile. Dislikes: Being alone, not being understood, graduating and leaving people I care about, not understanding death, my broken brush, unhappy people. Memo- ries: The good times Jeff and I have shared. Sissy’s jokes. BARRY ALLEN WITHAM - Ambition: To prolong the life of the liv- ing cell. Activities: Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3,4, MHS 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 3, Senior Executive Board. Likes: Sports, munching out, shooting, driving, females, compe- tition, outdoors, having people around, parties, music, wildlife, pinball. Dislikes: Flakey people, English, hassles, homework, grading systems. Memories: Ladies Room at Seagull Diner, Colo- nial Cleaners, Jr. High bus trips, summer of '76. CAROL AMY ZAMARCHI - Ambition: To make the most of living. Activities: Student Council 1,2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-op 3, 4, Senior Executive Board. Likes: Sunny days, beach, fall days, sand dollars, parties”. Dislikes: Being pestered, nothing to do, waiting, telephone bills, Insulting Bunnies.” Memories: Concord Melee, bike riding with Wendy, afternoon of Arena scheduling, summer of '76. 42 Glenn Lawrence Clough September 6,1959 — November 1972 Hope Is the Thing With Feathers Hope is a thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all, And sweetest in the gale is heard; And sore must be the storm That could abash the little bird That kept so many warm. I've heard it in the dullest land. And on the strangest sea; Yet, never, in extremity, It asked a crumb of me. Emily Dickinson SPECIAL HONORS Each year several special senior awards are given on the basis of good citizenship, high test scores, and faculty selection. These seniors are this year's recipients. Our special congratulations go to Richard Obrey for being elected Speaker of the Maine House of Boys' State, the second highest office in this project in student government. D.A.R. AWARD Susan McPherson BETTY CROCKER AWARD Storm Grogan DIRGO GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Front: Bob Levesque, Bob Stevens, Mary Blanchard, Jay Hallam. Back: Charlene Lawson, Paul Jardine, Richard Obrey. 44 SENIOR SCHOLARS Row 1: Storm Grogan, Mary Blanchard, April Mathews. Row 2: Laura Emery, Kevin Couture, Susan McPherson, Marcia Gammon. Missing: Bob Stevens, Brenda Smith. Senior accepted by colleges by the beginning of March number forty-five, approximately one-third of the class. BOWDOIN — U. OF MAINE — RHODE ISLAND — HUSSON — LASELLE — FAIRLEIGH — DICKINSON — NEW HAMPSHIRE — HOFSTRA — U. CONN.— A SPECIAL THANKS The Class of 1977 expresses its appreci- ation to Mr. Fielek, who has been our advisor for four years. During our four years, we have benefitted from his energy, devotion, enthusiasm, and cre- ativity . Thank you, Mr. Fielek. 45 ROUNDS ONE AND TWO HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ M.H.S. CHAMPS Having demonstrated their mettle as a team in Marshwood's annual Classes Match Wits Contest by defeating all opponents for three consecutive years, the winning senior combination of Lisa Grogan, Richard Obrey, and Bob Stevens was the logical choice to represent Marshwood in WMTW; Channel Eight’s High School Quiz. As their class- mate Susan McPherson tallied their points on statewide television, they proved themselves wor- thy representatives. At press time Marshwood had defeated three opponents by more than doubling their scores to advance to the semi-finals. As one of four survivors out of a field of thirty-two, Marshwood's team, supported by lively student audiences and their advisor Mr. Cousens, may well be the State Whiz Kids Champs. Senior Superlatives Most Leadership and Likely to Succeed We have chosen these outstanding individuals for the qualities they contribute to our lives. Above is a drawing containing trust and a promise for the future. We hope they exhibit the same qualities. On Top of the World” Lisa Grogan and Bob Stevens Most Versatile Most Athletic Most Changed Most Studious Theme from Superman” The Games People Play” The Way We Were” Raeleen Tyler and Pam Jack and Nancy Wade and Bob Stevens Bob Stevens Harold Maddocks Be True to Your School” Laura Emery and Kevin Couture Mosi Friendly Most Shy With a Little Help From My Friends” Kim Gitscher and Art Chagnon The Untouchables” Bonnie Reckart and David Brown Class Flirts Most Talkative Class Clowns Best Dressed More, More, More” Darlene Nau and 48 Dwayne Rice The Sounds of Silence” Richard Obrey and Tina McCreery Where Are the Clowns?” Kim Gitscher and Harold Maddocks White Tie Top Hat and Tails Tony Labonte and Annette Wilkinson Class Lady and Gentleman Most Artistic I 1 Honestly Love You Russel Jenkins Donna Wormel Making Whoopee Pam Mick Arthur Chagnon 49 Pomp and Circumstance Annette Wilkinson Arthur Chagnon Most Musical Angel and Devil Theme from the Music Man Charlene Lawson Lo Mitchel Best Liked Underclassmen Most Spirit If You Want to Get to Heaven You Got to Raise Hell Marcia Gammon Mona Lisa” Annette Wilkenson Paul Jardine MARSHWOOD’S PLAYBOY OF THE YEAR?? THE CENTERFOLD ENTHUSIASM APATHY MATURITY NAIVETE CIVILITY BARBARITY JUNIORS The junior class of Marshwood High School has both grown and lessened this year. We have grown in our friendships, memories, knowledge, and experiences within the high school community and the community at large. We have lessened in terms of numbers. A number of our friends and classmates have moved, sought employment, or will graduate early with the current senior class. We truly have achieved upperclassman status this year and will soon be seniors - a time of mixed emotions before we leave the protection and frustrations of MHS. D. St. Pierre, Pres., R. Jenkins, V. Pres., C. Dozier, Sec., K. Dailey, Treas. Junior Class Officers Shari Ainsworth Jon Anderson Michael Anderson Rose Barthelemy Deborah Beckert Charles Bickford Mark Trent Dale Bisson Ramona Bolstridge John Bond Douglas Briley Sean Biodrick Julie Brown Debra Bryce Sharon Buckley Daniel Carey Christine Carignan John Carignan Cynthia Castner Nancy Castner Mark Clifford James Colson L L Christopher Cone Craig Cressey Kim Dailey Kim Dinsmore Richard Dionne Cheryl Dozier Kathryn Dumont Elizabeth Dunn Dale Dupuis Scott Earle David Ellis Richard Fernald Melanie Fife Lawrence Fogarty Michael Folger Florence Forette Sharon Gagne Albert Gagnon Marilee Gammon Deborah Getchell Larry Gillis Daniel Godfrey Lee Goodwin Sandra Goodwin Linwood Grant 53 54 David Shane Grogan Melodee Hann Brenda Hargrove Robert Hesse Roxanne Higgins Bruce Hilton John Hippern Deborah Hodgdoji James, Hof fses. Carl Holmes n •Russell Jenkins Ann Keevan Janice Kenney Jason King Gayle Knight Marilyn Kobler Catherine Lago Douglas Lamson Dawn Lane Maureen Sanouette Brenda LaPointe Ella Layman John Leach Wendy Leach Larry Li zone Perry Lunt Stephen Marshall Mark Mason Arthur Marshman Jean McManus Ruth Milliken Charles Monroe Darren Morgan Mark Morrow Robert Moynahan Laura Murphy Gary Norman Richard Osborne Bradley Palmer Stephen Panter ■■■■■ Diane Pelletier Daniel Perkins Steven Pike Carol Pinkham William Pinkham Barbara Raitt Thomas Raynor Beth Richards Bryan Richardson Mark Rix Donna Rogers Sharon Rohde Carol Ross Doreine Si. Pierre Dottie Sargent David Schlegel Sandra Searles Rose Seeley Bruce Serfass Kelvin Seward Steven Shingary Philip Smith Carol Stevens John Stevens Pamela Strong 1 Sandra Thurber Kristin Trott Cheryl Unrue||J Carol Unrue 1 Evelyne Varier James Veino Mary Webber Joy Weiss _ I Diana Welts Ann Wilkinson Lorie Witham Dennis Wormel Donna Wormel Stanley Zajechowski Scott Lincoln m 55 SOPHO- MORES We're sophomores and that means that we're right in the middle of things - we're not entirely inexperienced: but not quite ready to face the world. Our sights and sounds of last year are silent, but our memories will never die. We've stood in long lines trying to get our schedules made for the next year. We've been late for classes because of our chatting in the halls. We know the ups and downs of Marsh- wood and we've got only two more years to go. L. Zamarchi, Pres.. C. Vaillancoun. V. Pres.. C. Becker, Sec.. K. Zajechowski, Treas. Sophomore Class Officers Russell Allen Julie Ammons Leanne Anderson Robert Atwell Theresa Atwell Sheila Ayotte Cathy Baker James Baker Timothy Barrett Iola Barthelemy t -- Judith Battis Caroline Beauchemin Tammy Beauregard Cheryl Becker Kristina Bennett Marc Benoit Dennis Bolstridge Kevin Bolstridge Ann Bond Ethan Booth Debra Boston Dennis Boston Susan Boston Mark Buckley Kathleen Bums Cheryl Burton Sandra Camden KarOn Card David Caswellfsi Michael Chagnon Gregory Ciesielski Andrew Clapp Brian Cole Michael Coulters Donald Cress Timothy Cress Anita Croteau . Anthony Crouse David Cultrera Jeffrey Dunton? ■ 58 Debra Dupuis Donna Dyer Mark Ellis Robert Emery Philip Fife Kevin Folger Patricia Ford Scou Hatch Graydon Gadapee Leo Gagne Mark Gagnon Sheila Gallagher Scott Garland James Gray Penny Grogan Nikki Hager Deborah Hanford Renee Hieftje David Hilton Kenneth Hilton '- 4: Christian Hinton Denis Houde Denise Houde Alisa Hubbard Kevin Hughes f Mark Hunkier «.Christine Jacques Jeanette Jansen Peter Jardine Jon Joseph Dawn Keefer James Keevan Joni Kelsey David Kenney Alan Kroska Thomas Brault Roben Chick John Croft Barbara Lebrecque Richard Zuschlag Anne Lamson Matthew Lane Kevin LaPointe Russell LaPorxe Diane Leach Scott Lilly Robert Lincoln Steven Lachance Bradford Lunt William Martel Linda Pike Dale Pillsbury Linda Pinkham Beverley Place Richard Pratt Laurie McClaine John McCrillis Cheryl McNabb Robert McPherson Tracy Meadows Stephen Lamprey Belinda Pelletier Brenda Pelletier Cathy Perkins Gary Perschy Jeremiah Merchant David Merrill Emily Murphy Douglas Mushom Carla Nadeau wJM Kathy Nadeau Dwayne Nau James Nettles Barbara Obrey Barbara Parent Caroline Raitt Linda Reckart Eric Reeder Lisa Ricci Teresa Rix Lise Roberge Steven Roberts Matthew Rogers Barbara Ross Joy Rousselle Robin St.Hilaire Traci Shapleigh Sharon Soule James Spear Anthony Sullivan Daniel Tahada Christine Vaillancourt H ! Robert Veino Jeena Wachter Richard Weeks Wright Mark Young Zajechowski Zamarchi Michael Welts Raymond Wetzel Kathy Wheeler James Wildes Denise Wilkinson Janice Wilkinson Jame Wilshire James Witham Edward Worcester Dwayne Wright FRESHMEN The class of '80 is the biggest class yet to reach the halls of M.H.S. Although this is only our first year, we know the meaning of Marshwood pride, and we have lots of it. 62 Dale Becker Bambi Benvie Brenda Bold Raymond Bolduc Richard Boston Richard Barnett Tina Brault Gail Brown Michael Bubar Michael Budlong James Burkhead Phyllis Buttrick Gail Camden Robyn Cannon Paul Carlberg Mary Caswell Dennis Chagnon Dale Anderson Carlton Clark Eva Collins Conway Cone Randy Armstrong Gregory Crosby John Crothers Sharon Crothers Bryan Curtis Charles Davis James Davis Susan Davis Lisa Desrochers Patricia Dumont Kathleen Dunn, Randall Duquette Steven Folger John Forster • 3 fj o Paul Frye Brenda Furbish Judy Furbish James Gallagher Marc Gaudreau Bernadette Gaunya Bruce Gillis Robert Gonzales Curtis Goodwin Kimberly Goodwin Mariam Gould : : c hard Grogan u orge Grothe David Hager Dianne Hallam Joanne Hallam Janice Hanson Julie Higgins Glenn Hilton' Laune Hilton Jody Hinds Lynn Hodgdon Michael Hodgdon Chris Holmes Jay Horr j jRory Hutchinson Wfff Jeffrey Jacques gb John Battis Edward Johnson to Joni Joseph Lisa Kinney Kathy Kulickowski e agelRodricue HBH Harold Main Caroline Marshall Anne Martin Michael May Kathleen Maynard mm. Tracy McCown Jeffrey McKenne) Richard Me Kenney Pamela Meadows Michael Morrow Timothy Morton Patrick Nadeau Shelly Nadeau Dana Nicholson Laurie Nutter Lisa Odiorne Mary Ellen Oeser Melissa Owens Gilford Parmley Dana Pelletier Patricia Perham Mark Perkins Richard Picott Peter Pike Susan Prior -•'T-r John Rackley John Randolph Candgce Raynor Janet Raynor Brian Read Robin Ren a ltd Robert Reynolds Debbie Richard Bradley Richards Carol Richards Sandra Richardson Daniel Riley Daniel Ripley Kathleen Rogers Steven Rogers 64 Daniel $t.Pierre Simone St.Pierre Edward Sadler Thomas Sanborn Lorraine Sargent Joanne Scanlon Lori Scelza Michael Schoff Carla Schulize Susan Schummrick David Seeley Kari Seward Kimberley Shirk Karen Smith Timothy Smith Fae Snow Brian Spencer Katherine Spinney Ralph Sterling Gary Stover Elizabeth Ann Strausser Sheila Thomas Scott Thurber Stephen Timme Deborah Turcotte I Timothy Tuttle Randy Tyler Rod Vaillancourt Helene Varieur r ft Jennifer Webber Debra Weeks Kevin Welch Jeff Wavers Cheryl Wiggin Jeffrey Wilshire Derek Winton Fern Wood Scott Wood Karen Worcester 65 JUNIORS Dana Ball Linda Lambert James Roberge Jerry Smith Denise Tehada Mark Trent Alan Jeralds SOPHOMORES Ann Parent Brian Pelletier Raymond Smith Juniors Not Pictured John Boston Wanda Bubar Carmel Buckley Rick Burt Lynn Cole Charles Cormier John Crosby Lorie Drake Bruce Dyer David Farr Dennis Long Aaron Main Ronald McNabb Daniel Richardson Charles Rondeau Tony Scelza Dwayne Shapleigh Mark Smith Terry Thomas Jeff Thompson Mike Tuttle Tain Urquhart Jeff Wiggins Arthur Young Sophomores Not Pictured Scott Brown David Cantwell Howard Drake Ann Floyd Bruce Jones Jeff Ketzler Vincent Kulickowski Bruce Poole Leon Raitt Melanie St.Pierre Michael Smith Pamela Spinney Jay Stover Freshmen Not Pictured William Armstrong Charles Drost Kevin Gilman Rodney Lincoln John Marshall Charlene McNabb Walter Reed Richard Stubbs Nicole Pyle Jennifer Byron 66 ’77 GRADUATION USHERS Row 1: J. Colson, $. Rohde, D. Ellis, K. Dailey, R. Jenkins, D. St. Pierre. Row 2: L. Richardson, D. Lamson, J. Kenney, L. Witham, D. Wormel, S. Thurber, T. Thomas, D. Wormel, Class Marshal. Missing: C. Cressey. Preparing for ’78: Working, Playing, Pausing . . . VICTORY DEFEAT TOURNEY? FIELDS SHOWERS THE GAME. . . THE 1976 MARSHWOOD HAWKS Row 1: D. Woimel, C. Cressey, A. Gagnon, T. Labonte, J. Leach, A. Chagnon, B. Stevens, R. Obrey, J. Little, R. Frye, D. Martel, G. Parmley, T. Godfrey, R. Levesque. Row 2: Coach Wolton, M. Morrow, J. Bond, T. Thomas, D. Ellis, S. LaChance, C. Bickford, B. Moynahan, R. LaPorte, D. Score shwood 14 WOOd Marshwood 14 20 Marshwood 22 Marshwood 28 Marshwood 26 Marshwood j| Marshwood Marshwood Marshwood Wbn Lost Marshwood j 9 $4™ 34 38 '18 0 STATE CLASS “C” CHAMPS lA.WKS Boston, R. Bolduc, J. Roberge, D. Lamson, M. Clifford,'Coach'Ferelli. Row 3: D. Richardson, A. Young, D. Merrill, R. McPherson, J. Colson, D. Mushom, K. Holmes, M. Ellis, Coach Leonardi, M. Lane, D. Pillsbury, P. Jardine, D. Tehada, D. Cultrera, M. Tuttle, R. Dionne. Board Somerswortn b Noble 6 York 0 0,0.B. 0 Massabesic 22 Wells 0 Kenneburk 6 Fryeburg 14 Lake Region 6 Traip 24 Points Scored M.H.S. Opponent 214 84 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: Mr. Reynolds (coach). Row 2: G. Crosby, M. Morrow. Row 3: P. Nadeau, R. Tyler, R. Hutchinson. Row 4: K. Leavitt, A. Lambert, D. Ripley, R. Bolduc. Row 5: C. Worcester, E. Johnson, R. Weeks, E. Sadler, R. Frye. Row 6: M. Schoff, M. Perkins, J. Rackley, R. Barnett, G. Parmley, E. Booth, J. Hon, R. Vaillancourt. Row 7: J. Jacques, J. Forster, H. Mains, D. Pelletier, D. Nickleson, M. Budlong, T. Tuttle. 74 Row 1: S. Rogers, J. Bulkhead, M. Buckley. Row 2: M. Rogers, B. Velno, M. May, M. Anderson. Row 3: P. Buttrick, T. Atwell, S. Gallagher, L. Lambert, M. Hann. Row 4: J. McKenney, P. Jardine, L. Grant, D. Cress. Row 5: Coach Fielek. Missing: L. Grant, D. Long. CROSS COUNTRY Marshwood's second co-educa- tional Cross Country team ran its season in the fall of 1976, in com- petition with other teams in the Southern York Schools' Sports Asso- ciation. Mr. Ray Fielek, coach, noted a great improvement in the team. 75 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Susan McPherson Capi. Darlene Nau Randi Lamarca Joan Furbish Donna Wormel Sharon Rohde Janice Kenney Brenda LaPointe Roxanne Higgins JUNIOR VARSITY Barbara Obrey Anne Lamson Nikki Hager Shelly Nadeau Tracy Barrett Sheila Thomas Patti Perham FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: C. Jones. Row 2: D. Leach, M. Gauthier. Row 3: L. Witham, Capt. R. Tyler, Capt. T. Soucy, S. Thurber. Row 4: L. Zamarchi, K. Dailey, K. Zajechowski, C. Becker, R. Heiftje. Row 5: L. Ander- son (timer), J. Fowler, C. Vaillancourt, Miss Rowell (coach), D. St. Pierre, J. Frank, N. Wade. Miss- ing: Capt. L. Fogarty, Capt. P. Jack, C. Blaisdell, S. Lane. D. Bryce. K. Kulickowski. P. Grogan, L. Pinkham, M. Leach, A. Bond, J. Hanson. K. Seward, capt c. Unruc. Mrs. Rice (coach), Capt. D. Sargent. D. Weeks. D. Turcotte. C. Schultz. M. rwr. K. Mavnard. J. Scanlon. S. Richardson, Capt. C. Hilton. 79 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Martel, J. Hallam, B. Levesque, M. Trent, J. Roberge. Row 2: D. Lamson, G. Crosby, L. Parmley, D. Wormel, J. Chasse, B. Goodwin, Coach Wotton. Missing: C. Frasier. J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: E. Worcester, J. Spear, D. Dupius, R. Lincoln. Row 2: K. Lapointe, S. Garland, B. Veino, B. Martel, B. Moynahan, D. Wright, M. Coulters, D. Kenney, Coach Perham. Missing: D. Boston, D. Ellis. 82 ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROSTER Clockwise From Top: Sue McPherson Donna Wormel Sharon Rohde Janice Kenney Darlene Nau Joan Furbish Roxanne Higgins Randi LaMarca J.V. CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom: Nikki Hager, Sheila Thomas, Lisa Ricci, Tracy Barrett, Ann Lamson, Barbara Obrey. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Vaillancourt, K. Maynard, C. Jones. Row 2: P. Jack, J. Hardy. Row 3: S. Boston, M. Gauthier, D. Bryce, L. Pinkham, Coach Rowell, L. Zamarchi, K. Zajechowski, C. Becker, R. Tyler. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Leach. K. Card. Row 2: E. Collins, L. Odiome, K. Kulikowski, S. Richardson. B. Furbish, K. Smith, B. Pellitier, K. Nadeau, S. Prior, Ooser. J. Scanlon, D. Turcottc, K. Seward. Row 3: M. Leach, B. Place. 84 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: G. Parmley, D. Ripley, R. Tyler. Row 2: J. Forster, M. Schoff, S. Rogers, E. Sadler, K. Leavitt, J. Rackley, Coach Lewis. Row 3: R. Bolduc, M. Morrow, M. Hodgdon. WRESTLING TEAM Front: T. Sanborn. Sitting: T. Lago, R. Ben, D. Hager, D. Godfrey, M. Perkins, C. Cone. Kneeling: J. Veino, J. Little, M. Rix, C. Holmes. Standing: M. Anderson, A. Lamben, J. Boston, M. Tuttle, R. Dionne, M. Ellis, D. Perkins, T. Barrett, R. Weeks. Coaches: E. Moriarty, R. Rey- nolds. Missing: L. Fogany, C. Cressey, K. Holmes, E. Johnson, D. Becker. 'iZ - ■ v M'wood M' wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood — WINTER SPORTS STATS VARSITY GIRLS' BASK! 37 38 41 ■-■•27 : 34 fBALL 60 35 41 42 42 26 53 45 43 32 54 Noble York Sanford Wells ooi U Massebesic Noble Sanford fork ells Ofrv Kennebunk ____ebesic Gray-NG Kennebunk Traip VARSITY 54 64 61 60 45 61 51 62 63 58 65 62 56 48 72 53 55 66 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Traip Noble York Wells Somersworth O.O.B. Kennebunk Massebesic Fryeburg Noble York O.O.B. Wells Somersworth Kennebunk Massebesic . Fryeburg , Traip 72 42 32 27 18 33 18 48 12 51 41 69 77 82 50 61 68 52 49 51 60 52 62 64 56 64 92 Wells Fryeburg Granby, MA Biddeford N. Andover, MA Massebesic Noble a Portland Noble 0 17 20 33 41 33 41 21 52 55 64 52 55 53 50 50 Traip Noble York Wells O.O.B. Massebesic Noble M'wood M'wood M'wood M'wood M’wood M'wood M'wood M'wood JV GIRLS' 62 14 17 29 25 16 30 25 41 11 26 29 26 25 31 BASKETBALL;- Berwick Affademy Tralp® I .Noble [«York Sanford OC Massebesic Noble Sanford York Wells OOB Kennebunk Massebesic Gray-NG M wood M'wood V2D 33 KennenunK Traip 8$, 37 JV BOYS' BASKETBALL M'wood 49 Traip 43 M'wood. 54 Noble 58 M’wood 47 York 39 M’wood 54 Wells 58 M'wood 46 Somersworth 68 M'wood 62 O.O.B. 53 M'wood 53 Massebesic 52 M'wood 78 Fryeburg 46 M'wood 48 Noble 45 M'wood 57 York 46 M'wood 60 Kennebunk 43 M'wood 60 Wells 55 M'wood 56 Sanford 42 M'wood 71 O.O.B. 49 M'wood 59 Kennebunk 56 M'wood 53 Massebesic 69 M'wood 46 Fryeburg 48 M'wood 37 Traip 53 BOYS' WRESTLING M'wood 60 Wells 12 M'wood ssJasgg —. Kennebunk 30 ivi � � wu M'wood 42 Fryeburg 16 M'wood 53 Deering 13 M'wood 26 Traip „25 M'wood 3 r Sanford 46 M'wood 32 Westbrook 29 M'wood I 63 Exeter, NH 2 M'wood «L 39' Biddeford 14 M'wood 57 Portland 9 FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL M'wood 60 York 44 M'wood 49 Kennebunk 68 M'wood 46 Wells 45 M'wood 58 O.O.B. 73 M'wood 56 Kennebunk 59 M'wood 50 Massebesic 46 M'wood 39 g Traip - r 44 nn nvi ; a H a Jsfjj T ) -fc . If . DRAMA BANDS LATIN CLUB OVERNMEN' YEARBOOK STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: S. Gallagher, K. Maynard, S. McPherson - V. Pres., R. Tyler - Pres., L. Witham - Sec., M. Hippem - Treas., S. Boston. Row 2: D. St. Pierre, M. Welts, C. Armstrong, S. St. Pierre, M. Hodgedon, Mr. Perham, D. Morgan, R. Parent, L. Desrochers, D. Bryce, M. Fife. Back: C. Burton. R. Tyler. Missing: T. Lago, T. Barrett, T. Soucy, R. lenkins. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: L. Emery - Sec., K. Couture - Pari., S. McPherson - Pres., B. Stevens - V. Pres., A. Mathews - Treas., Mr. Fan. Row 2: S. Grogan, M. Blanchard, M. Gammon, B. Levesque, J. King, K. Holmes, R. LaMarca, M. Fife, D. Cossette, R. Tyler. Row 3: M. Kohler, N. Castner, M. Lanouette, S. McClaine, C. Lawson, S. Ainsworth. Missing: K. Daily, L. Grogan, T. Soucy. New Members: J. Frank, J. Furbish, M. Gauthier, C. Parker. N.H.S. Sponsored Exchange Students Erica Fonseca and Eduardo Moreira State and Regional Officers Bob Stevens and Raeleen Tyler LATIN CLUB Row 1: M. Blanchard, Pres., M. Hippern, Sec., Mrs. Boston, L. Murphy, Treas., M. Fife, Pari. Row 2: S. Grogan, D. Hallam, M. Kohler, M. Coulters, B. Furbish, P. Grogan, D. Getchell, L. Gagne. Row 3: C. Dozier, R. Higgins, K. Trott, J. King, A. Marshman. DRAMA You don't really want that blanket, do you? Man's Best Friend You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown 1976 i,1M‘. YEARBOOK 1977 REED STAFF Editor-in-Chief: April Mathews Co-Editor: Melanie Fife Senior Editor: Storm Grogan Business Managers: Laurie Fogarty Cindy Blaisdell Typing Editor: Beth Richards Sports Editor: Bob Stevens Advisor: Mr. Cousens Staff Jodi Hinds Ann Martin Dot Cossette Dawn Keefer Greg Ciesielski Richard Obrey Emily Murphy Sonja Gerry Sue McPherson Tina McCreery 98 Chorus Mrs. Knowlton, adviser Louise Ashline Iola Barthelemy Ann Marie Beaudet Laura Bennett Robin Benoit Cathy Boston Kathleen Burns John Carignan Melinda Cole Kim Gitchier Marion Gould Kathy Hillsgrove Pamela Mick Lyn Morin Barbara Parent Patricia Richardson Lori Scelza Linda Stallworth Carol Stevens Patty Stevens Fae Snow Kathy Wheeler Laurie McClaine, accompanist Band Council D. Bisson, L. Pillsbury, pres., E. Reeder, P. Warren, sec., A. Hubbard, treas., C. Lawson. Missing: A. Martin. 1976-77 “Hawk” Marching Band Concert Band C. Lawson D. Legacy A. Mathews L. Mitchell C. Cressey R. Pelton L. Pillsbury S. Ainsworth D. Bisson C. Castner R. Milliken L. Murphy D. Pelletier W. Pinkham E. Dunn D. Schlegal K. Trott L. Goodwin B. Hargrove D. Hodgdon J. King M. Kohler D. Lane A. Clapp E. Murphy E. Reeder D. Hartford D. Keefer A. Hubbard K. Hilton T. Lago A. Martin B. Curtis J. Davis L. Desrochers K. Dunn T. Sanborn K. Shirk F. Snow B. Spencer B. Gaunya P. Warren F. Wood K. Gilman L. Kinney K. Landry L. Scelza J. Byron A. Marshman M. Blanchard M. St. Pierre S. Lord D. Tahada T. Godfrey 101 Lisa Pillsbury Andy Clapp David Schlegal Loy Mitchell Lee Goodwin Carl Cressey Dale Bisson Arthur Marshman Thomas Lago Dawn Lane Jason King Dean Legacy Mary Blanchard Thomas Sanborn Ruth Milliken William Pinkham Alisa Hubbard Dance Band Loy Mitchell Dawn Lane Carl Cressey Ruth Milliken Dale Bisson Lee Goodwin Eric Reeder Bryan Curtis Thomas Sanborn Andy Clapp David Schlegal Brian Spencer Arthur Marshman Charlene Lawson William Pinkham Deborah Hodgdon Jason King Dean Legacy Shari Ainsworth Marilyn Kohler Tony Godfrey, equipment man. Pep Band PROSPERITY INSANITY CREATIVITY SOLIDITY SIMPLICITY COMPLEXITY ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bruce McGray, Superintendent Secretaries: Mrs. Dumont and Mrs. Lawson Edward Forbush, Principal Ernest Wood, Vice-Principal 104 GUIDANCE AND CO-OP Mrs. Forbes Ms. Shaw Mr. Johnson Mrs. Crosby 105 MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Fielek, Mr. Gaspar, Mrs. Grogan, Mr. Pillsbury, Mrs. Fogg Chairman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Knowlton, Mr. Daniels Chairman, Ms. Issokson, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Cousens, Mrs. Odiorne, Mrs. Evans 106 Mr. Lewis, Mr. Perham, Mrs. St. Onge, Mr. Cerabonna Chairman, Mr. Moriarty SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Matijczyk, Mr. Adams Chairman, Mr. Blaisdell, Miss Keevan BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Emery Mrs. Osgood 109 Front: Mrs. Reimer, Mrs. Perham, Mrs. Barter. Back: Mr. Reimer, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Gerry. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Wotton and Miss Rowell CAFETERIA HOME ECONOMICS RESOURCE ROOM BankAmericaro CANADi DRY | lue ume.faAt VILLAGE PIZZA Main Street So. Berwick 384-2888 Compliments of BRUCE WHITNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©€?©■©'•,■.?...©. n©©©©© ;r • ©•©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© . HEADQUARTERS BATTERY THIRD BATTALION 197th FIELD ARTILLERY NEW HAMPSHIRE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD PORTSMOUTH NH 03801 Telephone 436-5028 That’s the job of the New Minutemen. Like America’s first Minute- men, they protect your country and your com- munity. See how you can join them and learn a valuable skill. Earn extra money. And get ahead in life. All while enjoying the things you like about civilian life—in today’s Army National Guard. New Hampshire NATIONAL GUARD belongs. ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© 19©©©©©©©©©©©©©© CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1977 OPPORTUNITY With doubt and dismay you are smitten You think there's no hope for you, son Why, the best books haven't been written, The best race hasn't been run. The best score hasn't been made yet; Cheer up, for the world is young. No chance? Why, the world is just eager For things that you ought to create Its store of true wealth is still meager, Its needs are incessant and great; Don't worry and fret, faint-hearted The chances have just begun For the best jobs haven't been started, The best work hasn't been done. Berton Braley From 115 The National Honor Society Compliments of I s+NATIONAL BANK OF BIDDEFORD Eliot and South Berwick Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Davis OIL SERVICE, INC EUOT, MAINE 03903 116 Serving Eliot for the Past 47 Years STEVE'S Auto Body . . . Repairs Modifications Restorations Custom Painting High Performance Engine and Transmission Rebuilding and Repair Sandblasting Mirror Glazing 108 Beech Road Telephone 439-3561 Work Done by Appointment 117 Stephen Cultrera Eliot, Maine 03903 Specialists in Vans and 'Vettes Best Wishes Orders to Go FOGARTY'S MARSHWOOD GARDENS DRIVE IN DAIRY BAR So. Berwick, ME 28 Cedar Road Eliot, Maine 03903 Tel. 384-8361 HAM AGENCY INSURANCE And REAL ESTATE Compliments of KITTERY TRADING POST South Berwick, ME Kittery, Maine Flowers for All Occasions KITTERY FLOWER SHOP Compliments of CARE PHARMACY 79 Old Post Road Kittery 287 Main St. South Berwick, ME Compliments of STAR MARKET Compliments of South Berwick [STARl VETERINARY CLINIC Shapleigh Road Kittery, Maine 03904 25 Goodwin St. So. Berwick, ME Rentals Instruction Scenic Rides Lit+lebrook Airpark A Nice Place +o Fly Eliot, Maine 03903 Humber one Id pilot education for some very down-to-earth reasons. 119 F.B.O. Jack Hardy Tel. 207-439-4922 Compliments of MOORE'S KITTERY A W Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning Village Paul St. So. Berwick 384-8141 DRIVE IN RESTAURANT ii farZMCVM TjtoCP. .i IJF A,.. __K 10 MtfiKtr Srmrr fyfjj YfX i Fltfrsnocw. V. 5380 . MS) •tib-ttZS SenYlVitK S rscW-VttP. Thsn AiPTO Compliments of THE DRAGON SEED Kittery, ME Visit RIVERWATCH CLAM HUT Maine Side of Memorial Bridge Kittery, ME PETER'S T.V. Sales and Service Zenith - RCA Main St. So. Berwick, ME DAIRY QUEEN THE LOOKING GLASS BEAUTY SALON Kittery Rotary Circle 56 Pleasant St. Barbara Sullivan Eliot, ME 03903 DR. CHARLES ZOIS Best Wishes to the Class of 77 14 Highland Ave. South Berwick, Me. LAIRD DEVOUS Compliments of PARTRIDGE ARTESIAN WELL CO. CARL'S MARKET KITTERY Box 2 So. Berwick, ME 03908 Phone 384-5881 RIDEOUT'S HARDWARE WARREN H. HILTON Main Street South Berwick Complete Auto Service 24 Hour Towing Portland St. So. Berwick, ME ATHERTON FURNITURE CO. PEARL'S BAKERY Complete Home Furnishings 45 Market St. Somersworth, NH 692-3761 120 Compliments of ROSS FURNITURE COMPANY JACKSON'S HARDWARE The Ships Chandlery Marine - Painting - Hardware 38 Third St. Dover, New Hampshire 742-1800-1801 Kittery, ME 03904 Telephone 439-1133 CHRONICLE PRINT SHOP Compliments of P. GAGNON P.O. Box 237 South Berwick, ME 03908 SONS South Berwick, ME 121 SYVINSKI CONSTRUCTION Knights Pond Road Tel. 207-384-2409 South Berwick, Maine 03908 Waste Water Disposal Systems Septic Tanks and Filter Beds Installed Tree Work Back Hoe Work Sand, Gravel, Loam, Crushed Stone Pipelines, Wells Dug Cleaning and Grading PATRONS Bert’s Watch and Jewelry Shop Kittery Compliments of Pat’s Barber Shop Wood's TV Eliot Raymond Wilkinson Reo’s South Berwick Weathervane Restuarant Kittery Compliments of Downing’s Barber Shop Averey Agency Kittery Compliments of Frank Danny’s Getty Kittery Rex Motel Kittery Gunni-Sons Motor Service Kittery Croteau Frame Shop, 64 Gov't Street, Kittery Crawford’s Lobster Company Inc. Henry’s Barber Stylist Roger’s Barber Shop, 7 Shapleigh Rd., Kittery Compliments of Wally’s Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCreery Jr. Eliot 123 Best of Luck RICHARD'S REAL ESTATE HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 407 High St. Somers worth, NH BOB'S SPORTING GOODS Uniforms, Jackets and Trophies Main St. So. Ber. 384-2225 Compliments of GRAVES 275 High St. Somersworth, NH KITTERY CYCLE INC. HONDA Rt. at Traffic Circle 439-1400 CASCO BANK TRUST CO. A Full Service Bank Member F. D. I. C. 12 Shapleigh Road Kittery, ME 03904 Custom Painting and Pinstriping by MO Motorcycles, Vans and Cars MclNTIRE MEMORIAL Funeral Home So. Berwick, Me. Tel. 384-2373 JERRY BEAUDET'S The Shoe Aid Sat. Till Noon A Cobbler Shop One Day Service Open Daily 8-4 Orders Filled 406 Main St. So. Berwick KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN of Dover Dover-Som. Traffic Circle 742-7321 Congratulations to the Class of '77 FLYNN'S NEWS Jerry Desrochers Prop. So. Berwick, ME HOWARD'S SERVICE STATION Kittery, ME 439-9802 SHELDON'S Downtown Portsmouth and Rochester Compliments of COLLIN'S VARIETY Congratulations to the Class of '77 WESTWIND GARDENS Compliments of TONY’S RADIO SHOP 124 THE MAINE PORTLAND SAVINGS NATIONAL BANK BANK Member F.D.I.C. 7 Shapleigh Road Kiuery, Maine 03904 Offices Kittery, Ogunquit York and Kiuery Naval 439-2066 Telephone 603-436-5866 Compliments of FLYNN'S MARKET Congratulations BERTHA JALBERT PORTSMOUTH TRAVEL AGENCY 22 Daniel Street Portsmouth, N.H. 03801 125 CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1977 From the MARSHWOOD FOOTBALL Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '77 BOOSTERS MARSHWOOD Special thanks to everyone who supported the Booster’s Fund raising projects during the 1976 Football Season MUSIC CLUB K. E. WARREN JR. United Auto Body PLUMBING HEATING INC. Wrecker Service Available Telephone 439-0464 South Berwick, Maine Gaylen B. Marble Rte. 236 Eliot, ME Compliments of Seaward Construction L. W. Morgridge Son Inc. 439-1250 General Contracting ■ INTERSTATE! 1 EQUIPMENT LEASINGl 126 ELIOT,ME. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL I feel particularly proud to be involved with the students of Marshwood High School. When all is said and done regarding your graduation from high school, I know you will feel the same sense of pride. I want to stress the positive accomplishments of students for they are the staff of pride and as we are so aware, it takes much more to do the positive and bring credit to yourself, parents, school, and town than it does to reject responsibility and not make a contribution. As you read this yearbook, regardless of when, you will feel a growing warmth toward the times you had and the friends you made. Wherever your path leads, keep a corner of your memory filled with the Hawk Pride” and it will surely help you step smartly. E. H. Forbush Principal Marshwood HS Searchin' for a Rainbow I rode into town today In my mind I said, Lord, I'd love to stay.” Something in me said, Go on home. Don't know what it is, but the Good Lord bred it in my bones. And I'm searchin' for a rainbow, And if the wind ever shows me where to go You'll be waitin' at the end and I know I'll say to heck with that pot of gold. I'll say to heck with that pot of gold. This old mare she’s gettin' kind of tired, But in my heart she knows there’s just this one desire. She’s going to take me to the end of that road, Then she'll lay down and die, And I'll say, God rest her soul. And I'm searchin' for a rainbow, And if the wind ever shows me where to go You'll be waitin' at the end and I know I'll say to heck with that pot of gold. I'll say to heck with that pot of gold. And I'm searchin' for a rainbow, And If the wind ever shows me where to go You'll be waitin' at the end and I know I’ll say to heck with that pot of gold. 127 The Marshall Tucker Band Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear Though as for that, the passing there Hal worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh! I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. 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