Mattanawcook Academy - Pine Needles Yearbook (Lincoln, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

i. V ' X V « • --£= i Ir. I - Once he walked these hallowed halls, Once he gave his all for MA sports. Once he laughed and learned with his friends Once he gave his life that we might live as he-- FREE Let us not forget. Let US be his living memorial.fit MDUSatXE jovtwaii i%6 VIET KAN COWUCT N62 HAMATE Of NATTA1AIC0M ACAKNT FttSBTDIt EASTCU MVISOI STAlPiiS PtniOK COKf UKSUJUK Pine Reedies Staff FIRST ROW, H. McGinley, P. Murchison, L. Ellis, L. Littlefield, R. Johnston, A. Downs, T. Ware, C. Kil- bride, A. Olsen, S. Berry, M. Murchison. SECOND ROW, S. Tait, K. Hinkleman, S. Trott, P. Armstrong, L. Young, S. Scanlon, V. O'Brien, B. Osgood, C. Fogg, B. Bean, P. Berry, E. Clifford, K. Hinkleman, V. McMullen, D. Harding, M • Ireland, K. Stevens, P. Joy, B. Madore. EDITOR Bonnie Bean Assistant Editor Peggy Joy Advisor Miss Theriault Editors 2 SEATED: K. Stevens, K. Hinkelman, B. Madore, C. Fogg. STANDING: A. Downs, P. Joy, S. Berry, L. Little- field, S. Scanlon, S. Tait, B. Bean. Mr. Charles Ceavitt We, the graduating class of nineteen-hundred and sixty-seven, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Charles Leavitt, for his sincere devotion, warm understanding, and wise counselling to the students of Mattanawcook Academy. We shall always remem- ber him. DEDICATED ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Earlene Alyward M.A. University of Maine English Mr. John Gatcombe B. S. Gorham State College Industrial Arts Mr. David Esterbrook B. S. University of Maine Social Studies Mrs. Doris Clifford Librarian Mr. William Fletcher B. S. Springfield College Science Mr. Allan Gifford B.A. Boston University Instrumental Music Mr. Dale Curry B. A. University of Maine Physical Education, Health Mr. Paul Hinton A.B. Colby College English Mr. Carleton Holmes B. S. Colby College Social Studies a Mrs. Racheal Keller M. A University of Maine Social Studies ■ M •••• Mrs. Janet Lamson Teachers Aid Mr. Charles Leavitt B. S. University of Maine Mathematics Mr. Glenwood Libby Custodian Mr. Peter Lucas B. S. Husson College Business Education Mr. Yvon Labbe B.A University of Maine French Mrs. Mary Lufkin B.S. University of Maine English Mr. William Merritt B.S. Washington State College Driver Education, Health Mr. Harley Murchie B.A. Ricker College Science Mr. J. Wesley Hussey Principal Mrs. Carrie Neal M.A. University of Maine English Mr. Leroy Nightingale B.A. University of Maine Science, Mathematics Mrs. Wyneta Nightingale Office Secretary Mr. Joseph F. McBrine Superintendent of Schools Mr. Nicholas Zagorinakos B.A. University of Maine Social Studies Mr. Clayton Worster M. S. University of Maine Mathematics Miss Janice Theriault B. S. Riveria College Business Education Mrs. Pauline Webster B. S. Farmington State College Home Economics Mrs. Bonnie Monroe Mrs. Donna Pete Secretaries to Mr. McBrine SENIORS President RANDOLPH STUART LIBBY Lib Good sportsmanship is to be found in whatever he does. Ambition: Retire at age 21. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; M Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class President 4. Vice President SCOTT CHARLES JORDAN Charles Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. Ambition: Engineer Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Capt. 4; Base- ball 1; Track 2,3,4; Football 3; Magazine Drive 1,2; M Club 3,4; Class officer 4; Dirigo Boys State 3; Senior Play. Zreasurer BRUCE EDWARD HALL Hydra I may not always be right, but I'm never wrong. Ambition: To make a million dollars. Dirigo Boy's State 3; Class Trea- surer 3,4; Senior Play. Secretary CONSTANCE ELAINE CLARK Connie She's a favorite can't you see with lots of pep and personality. Ambition: English or French Teacher. Cheering 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2,4; Pres. 3; Tatler 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; M Club 3,4; Senior Book 1,2; Editor 3; One Act Plays 2; Class Officer 2, 4; Senior Play. 12 GARY RONALD ALLEY Blondy If I didn't get anything else out of school I got me. Ambition: Civil Engineer Basketball 1; Ski Team 1,3; Class play 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Carnival King Cand. 3; M Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Pres. Transfer from Bar Harbor 1965. WILFRED AUDIBERT Bill Content with his own thoughts. STEVEN KNOX ARMSTRONG Steve No one knows what he can do until he tries. Ambition: Engineer Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Intra. Basket- ball 2; Art Club 2; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4; Dirigo Boys State; M Club 4. SHEILA LOUISE BERRY Softly speak and sweetly smile. Ambition: Teacher Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Pine Needles 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Treas. 2; Usher 3; A.F.S. Treas. 3,4; Tatler 4; One Act Plays 2; Senior Play. BONITA ARLINE BEAN Bean Hold the Fort I'm coming. Ambition: Teacher Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; M Club 2,3, 4; Pine Needles 2,3; Editor 4; Cho- rus 2; A.F.S. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Camera Club 3; Sec; Dramatics 1, 2,3,4; One Act Plays 1,2,4; Tatler 3,4; Assembly Comm. 3, 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Senior Book 3; Athletic Council 3,4; Senior Play. HAROLD SELWYN BLAKE Flake My only books were womens looks and—folley's all they've taught me. Ambition: Draftsman 13 STANLEY ARTHUR BOWKER, JR. Bowk Fond of sports and laughter, pleasure first and business after. Ambition: Probably Basketball 1,2,3--Capt. 4; Track 3; Baseball 1,4; Student Council 1,2; Magazine Drive 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball--Coach 3,4; Cross Country 4; M Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL MILTON CARNEY Mike The door to success is labeled-- push. Ambition: College Band 1,2, 3,4; Magazine Drive 2; M Club 2,3,4; Debate Team 2, 3,4; Director--4; Football 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; In- tramural- , 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Athletic Council 3,4. LINDA LEA CURTIS Linda Life is just a bed of roses; but for every rose there are several thorns. Ambition: Make a certain someone happy. Chorus 1,2; Student Council 2,3, 4; Tatler 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; M Club 3,4; Cheering--JV 2; V. 3,4; V-Presi- dent Junior Class; Prize Speaking 2; One Act Play 2; Magazine Drive 2, 3. MICHAEL THOMAS COLE King Spirit is the word. Ambition: Live to be 100. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; M Club 3--Pres. 4; Intramural Bas- ketball Coach 3. DAVID EARL CROCKER Dave It is a world of startling possi- bilities. Ambition: To be a success. GERALD ADAM DEROSIER Muff Why should the devil have all of the good times? Ambition: To be the worlds greatest surfer. DONNA RAE DILL DeeDee A young girl that blushes is better than one that turns pale. Ambition: Hair Stylist Chorus 1,2; Secretary to Mr. Merritt 4. m ANN MARIE EDWARDS Ann-bone A carefree heart is as rare as gold. Ambition: Teacher French Club 1,2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Assembly Comm. 2; Pine Needles 3; Chorus 1; Bowling 2. BESSIE LOIS DION Boo-boo What I think, I utter Ambition: Housewife and Beautician CHERYL LOUISE FLEMMING Cher Men are but books and oh, how I love to read! Ambition: Waitress Softball 2, 3; Bowling 1,2, 3,4. JULIE ANN DOW Diamond Love me little, love me lots. Ambition: To get out of Lincoln Chorus 1,2; Tatler 4; Yearbook 4; Secretary to Mrs. Lufkin. CLAUDETTE REGGIE FOGG Reg Personality opens many doors but character must keep them open. Ambition: Registered nurse Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; French Club 3,4; Pres. 2; A.F.S. 3,4; Pine Needles 3,4; N.H.S. 3, V. Pres. 4; Tatler 4; Usher 3; One Act Plays 2; Assembly Comm. 3, 4; Senior Play. 15 CHRISTOPHER CLAYTON GERRY Chris Without music life would be a mistake. Ambition: Oceanographer Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 4; Band 1,2,4; Pres. 3; All- State Band 2,3,4; M Club 3,4. V KAREN RUTH GULESIAN Babe Dynamite comes in small pack- ages. Ambition: school Pine Needles 1; Assem. Comm. 1; Tatler 1,2; French Club 4; Vice- Pres. 2; Girl's Basketball 2,3; Soft- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Ski Team 4; Library Club 4; Senior Play. EUGENE HAZEN GRAHAM Gene Nothing is ever so bad that it might not get worse. Ambition: work on cars Bowling 1. MICHAEL DENNIS HALL Mike The highway of the upright is to depart from evil. Ambition: Get a good job and retire early. Chorus; Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. GARY CARELTON GRAY Gawy Tis a good man who laughs at life, tis a better man who takes lifes laughs. Ambition: Writer, actor, teacher Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Intra. Basket- ball 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Skits 2,3,4; Prize Speaking 2,3; N.R.S.C. won 2; A.F.S. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Senior Play. 1- if TIMOTHY RAE HAMEL Tim The wrong way always seems the more admirable Ambition: Forest Ranger Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Mgr. 4. 16 SHEILA LIBBY HANSCOM Lib The nicest things come in the smallest packages. Ambition: To be a good wife A.F.S. 3,4; Librarian 4; Chorus 3; Pine Needles 3,4. JAMES WESLEY HUSSEY Huzz A sheepish grin, a wolfish intent.' Ambition: To be something Football 3; J.V. Basketball 3; Se- nior Play. Transfer from Lompoc, California; 196S. SAMDRA JEAN HAMILTON Sandie To cam happiness is to give it. Ambition: Int. Decorator or some- L mg to do with the arts French Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1; A.F.S. 4; Librarians Club 4; One Act Plays 2; Prize Speaking 2; Drama Club 2. KARLA HINKELMAN Hink I'm a perfect angel—just a little damaged. Ambition: Complete happiness Tatler 3,4; Yearbook 4; Magazine Drive 1,2,3; Cheering 3; French Club 3,4; Sec. 2; A.F.S. 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Sec. 1,2; Softball 2,3; F.T. A. 4; Dirigo Girl's State 4; Senior Play. LEE FOLSOM JEWELL III Slugger Don't argue, you know I'm right. Ambition: Make lots of money, and enjoy life. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2.3,4; M Club 2,3,4; Debate Team 3; Student Council 1; Track Team 1. Transfer from Bangor; 1963. DURWARD LOREN HUMPHREY Hump Man is the only animal that blushes--or needs to. Ambition: Underwater demolition in the Navy Intramural sports 1,2,3; Debate team 3. 17 RETA MARY JOHNSTON Ret Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Ambition: College Band 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1; Bowl- ing 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Pine Needles 4; Senior Book 3; Tatler 4; Secretary to Mr. Nightingale 4. CECIL CARROLL JORDAN Men of few words are the best. Ambition: To be a millionaire CAROLINE ANN KILBRIDE Carol Virtue is the truest nobility. Ambition: Undecided F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3, 4; One Act Plays 1; Dramatics Club 1,4; Pine Needles 3; Library Club 4; Chorus 3; Assembly Comm. 3; Senior Play 4. HAROLD FOREST JORDAN Rod One can resist anything except temptation. Ambition: Navy DIANA HOPE KELLY Kell Doing what can't be done is the glory of living. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Chorus 1; Class officer 2; Ski Team 2; Cheerleader 1,2; F.H.A. 2; Majorette 2,4; Transfer from Howland 3. JUDITH LOIS KING Sudic Speak the truth and shame the devil. Ambition: Secretary Librarian 4. 18 PAULINE ELIZABETH KING Minnie What we see depends mainly on what we look for. Chorus 1,2, 3; F.H. A. 1,2. CAYLAND STUART LANCASTER Big Lang One step at a time but always forward. Ambition: Armed Forces Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; M Club 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3. DANA ELMER LANCASTER Live fast, Love hard and Die young. Ambition: To be a millionaire Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; M Club 4; Football 1,4; Chorus 2; Track 1,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 3; Senior Play 4. CHESTER LEWIS KNIGHTS Chet I am one of the few that owes so much to so many. Ambition: Career in Service Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. GALEN VIRGIL LIBBY, JR. Pete Happy-go-lucky, careless and free, Nothing there is that trou- bles me. Ambition: To become rich. Senior Play 4. WANDA JOYCE LIBBY Lib Love makes the world go round, and am I ever dizzy. Ambition: To marry Doug Chorus 2; Softball 1,3,4; Library Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Majorettes 3. 19 RODERICK GENE LINDSAY Roddy Many great men are dead and I am feeling faint. Ambition: Undecided LINDA ARLENE LITTLEFIELD Lynn I've never seen a redheaded angel. Ambition: Beautician Band 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Chorus 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Softball 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Capt. 4; Pine Needles 4; M Club 4. BARBARA LOUISE McCAFFERTY ,rBarb Demand of yourself more--than anyone else will demand of you. Ambition: Beautician Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Ski Team 1,4; Librarian Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4. DALTON LESTER McCORMICK Butch You can tell I trust in God by the way I drive. Ambition: Automobile mechanic Camera Club 3; Track Manager 3, 4. JANE RUTH McCORMICK Janie How far that little candle throws her beam. Ambition: Teacher Cheering 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Sec. 4; Tatler 1,2,3, Editor 4; Magazine Drive 2,3; N.H. S. 3,4; French Club 2, 3,4; M Club. SHARON DIANE McLAUGHLIN Run A True friend is forever a friend. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Majorettes 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Class officer 3; Librarians Club 3. 20 ROBERT ALLAN McMAHAN Bob” Ambition has no rest--work first and then rest. Ambition: To spend my first million. Chorus 1,2; Librarian Club 4; Se- nior Play. ELIZABETH ANN MADORE Beth Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Ambition: To obtain complete happiness. Student Council 1; Cheering 1,2, 3,4; Tatler 2,3,4; Pine Needles 4; A.F.S. 4; Magazine Drive 1; M” Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 4; Senior Book 3; Senior Play. GWEN ELLEN MASON Here s to love; sweet misery. Ambition: undecided Basketball 1,2; Librarian 4. r —a ELIZABETH DIANNE MAYNARD Beth To err is human, but to lorgive is divine. Ambition: Dietician Junior Honor Society 3; Trans- ferred from Stratford, Conn. 1966. PAUL LOUIS MICHAUD Mich Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Ambition: To graduate. TERRY DOUGLAS MOORE Mugs Years teach more than books. Ambition: To be a millionaire Basketball 1,2,3; Intra. Basket- ball 4. 21 JERRY PAUL MOORS Moorsy Success is a matter of luck. Ask any failure. Ambition: Physical Ed. teacher Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; M Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. DALE EDWARD MURCHISON Murk Better ask twice than lose your way once. Ambition: great artist Dramatics Club 1,2; One Act Plays 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 2, 3,4; Tatler 3,4; Senior Book 3,4; Speech 3; Projectionist 3,4; Secre- tary to Mr. Gatcombe 4. EDGAR RAYMOND MURCHISON Burger Be whatever you want to be, but be it right. Ambition: Technician Basketball 1,2,3. MARY ETTA MURCHISON Mary Ideals are like stars—you may never reach them, but like mariners, we chart our course by them. Ambition: Nurse Chorus 1,2; Cheering 2,3; Basket- ball 1,3; French Club 2,3,4; A.F. S. 3,4; Pine Needles 2,3,4; M Club 3,4; Assembly Comm. 2,3,4; Magazine Drive 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Softball 2; Tatler 3,4; One Act Plays 2; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Senior Play. ROGER LEVI MURCHISON Tim No man is the worse for knowing the worst of himself. Ambition: Navy Ski Team 2; Football 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Art Club 1. 22 RODNEY ARNOLD MUSHERO Mushy Although I'm a very short fellow, I know of a thing that divine. For no matter how high a man's head is, his feet are always level with mine. Ambition: Get ahead and stay there Ski Team 1,2, 3,4; Intra. Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, Library Club 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4; M Club 2,3,4; Senior Play. ANDREA IRENE OLSEN Olsen A twinkle in her eye, a very cheerful 'hi'. Ambition: teacher Chorus 1,2,3; Cheering 1,2,3; Captain 4; French Club 2; Sec. 3, 4 A.F.S. 3,4; Sec. Pine Needles 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; M Club 3; Sec. 4; Dramatics Club 3; Maga- zine Drive 3,4; Senior Play. SHIRLEY MARIE PINKHAM Pink A bit of quiet, a bit of fun. Ambition: Teacher F.T.A. 3,4; Bowling 3,4. Variety is the spice of life. Ambition: To Travel Chorus 1,2; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3, 4. DAVID BURLEIGH ROBINSON Dave If you can't convince em — confuse em! Ambition: to further my education in the field of business; Secretary to Mr. Lucus. LAURENE ANN PHINNEY Reni No matter how winding the path may be a smile of sunshine will light the way. Ambition: Medical Assistant Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Assembly Comm. 1,2, 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; Tatler 4; Pine Needles 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Play; Secretary to Mr. Murchie 4. DAVID D. SEXTON Sex A rare combination is he — eagerness, mischief, and ability. Ambition: Engineering or law. N.H.S. 2,3,4; President of Class 1; Debate team 3,4; President of Debating Society 4; Vice President of Student Council 4; Tatler 4; Boy's State 3. 23 BETH ELAINE SMITH Smitty The Study of Mankind is man. Ambition: To own a corvette. Chorus 1; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Major- ettes; Co-Captain 1,3; Tatler Staff 3; Library Club 4; Magazine Drive; Co-Captain 1. BRUCE HARLAND STEVENS Bruce There is no substitute for sincere earnestness. Ambition: undecided Football 2,3; Co-Captain 4; Base- ball 1,3; Track 2; Tatler 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intra. Basketball 3,4. CYNTHIA LEE SMITH Cindy Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key. Ambition: Math teacher French Club 1; Assembly Comm. 2; Dramatics Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Librarian 4. JOANNE MARIE STAPLES Staples Ready for mischief, ready for fun, ready to talk to anyone. Chorus 1,2; Octette 1,2; Major- ette 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Library Club 2; Ski Team 2; Winter Carni- val Queen Candidate 3; Library Club 4. Transferred from Lee Academy in 1965. ELIZABETH ANNA STRATTON Beth Respect is what we owe, love is what we give. Ambition: Co to Hawaii Chorus 1,2,3; All State Cliorus 2; Assem. Comm. 2, 3,4; Magazine Drive 2; Pine Needles 2,3; Senior Play. ALAN BRUCE STOCKLEY Stock It is not enough to do good; one must do it the right way. Ambition: Conservationist Band 1,2,3,4; Tatler 4; Baseball 4; Boy's State; Intra. Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play. 24 SHEILA RAE TAIT Tait I talk, I laugh and sometimes when its necessary, I study. Ambition: Beautician Softball 1,2, 3,4; M Club 4; Librarian's Club 3,4; A.F.S. 4; Tatler 4; Pine Needles 4; Senior Play. BERNARD JOSEPH THIBADEAU Thib Lord reform the world, but don't begin with me. Ambition: Undecided Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; M Club 3,4. ARLETTE EUGENIA TASH Lettie When she's not talking, she's laughing. Ambition: Singer Chorus 1. SONJA JOY TROTT Sonja It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Ambition: Secretary Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; F.T.A. 2; Pine Needles 3,4; Tatler 4; Senior Book 3; Bowling 2; Library Club 3,4; Secretary to Mr. Worster. MANLEY VERNON TAYLOR Vernon It ain't the looks that count it's what's behind it. Ambition: Furthering education in the field of business. Secretary to Mrs. Webster, 4. LEIGH ROBERT WARE Pinky All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well. Track 2. 25 DONNA LOUISE WESTCATE It matters not how long you live, but how well. Ambition: Registered Nurse Band 1,2; Manager of Girl’s Bas- ketball 2,3; Manager of Girl's Softball 2,3; Library Club 4; M Club 4. LINDA MARY YOUNG Lin It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Ambition: Nursing Band 1,2, 3,4; Prize Speaking 1, 2,3,4; Girl’s Basketball 2; Man. 1; Pine Needles 2,3; French Club 4; A.F.S. 4; Cheering 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; M Club 4; Se- nior Play. Transfer from Sherman High School; Junior year. WANDA LEA DILL Skinny Quiet only to those who don’t know her. ” Ambition: Armed forces Chorus 1,2; Librarian Club 4. JOAN MARIE WHALEN Joanie Full of pep and loads of fun, friend and pal to everyone. Ambition: Registered Nurse Class Treas. 1,2; Class Pres 3; French Club 2, 3, Pres 4; As- sembly Comm 1,2; Pine Needles 1,2; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Tatler 1,2, 3,4; Cho- rus 1,2; Magazine Drive 3; Se- nior Book 2,3; Dirigo Girls State; Senior Play; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 2. We the graduat- ing class of 1967 wish to thank our parents, teachers, and friends for their guidance and pa- tience throughout four of the most im- portant years of our lives. With the prepa- ration they have given us as a class, we become in- dividuals and leave to seek the paths of happiness and success. M. A . must be left behind, but the laughter and tears we shared will forever remain a tender memory in our hearts. « 26 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT To Mattanawcook Students and Faculty: I am very glad in this school. There are many differences be- tween my Costa Rican school and Mattanawcook School. This year will be a great experience for me. I knowing a lot of things about the United States and especially about the people. In this school I have found a lot of friends and stupen- dous teachers. Really it's a small school and town, but this is ad- vantage because I will do my work better. These three first months I didn't tell you too much about my country because I had to study harder and had not a very good pronunciation, but I expect later to explain you more about my country and my people. I have found also found a great welcome and a great friendship; you have caused me a great impression and admiration. My viewpoints not always will be the same as yours, but try to understand why you do some things a certain way. I will be grateful to you and, when I'll come back I’ll tell the great experiences that I have with you and the great heart you have. Walk together, talk together O ye people of the earth Then and only then, shall you have peace. Thank you very much, Rodelgo Brenes (Rudy) Never-to-be forgotten bonds stretch from Lin- coln to Latin America. Rudolpho Brenes, our first A .F .S. exchange student from Costa Rica has taught us much about life in Latin America. Rudy will be long remembered as the A .F .S. student who was so friendly to everyone. The Seniors are very proud to have had him in their class. Rudy's American Brothers Ray Graham Rudy George Graham Senior Mosts Most Cikely Zo Succeed Connie Clark David Sexton Ok. Zkat ft tusk Claudette Fogg Stan Bowker Class Clowns Bonnie Bean Pete Libby Quiet and Sky Sheila Berry Paul Michaud Skort and Call Call and Skort Sheila Libby Stan Bowker 28 Reta Johnston Butch McCormick Senior Most A f T to Dancers Jane McCormick Dana Lancaster to Pekavcd Linda Curtis David Sexton Most Studious Connie Clark David Sexton Most Zalkative Bonnie Bean Gary Cray Personality Plus Joan Whalen Bruce Hall Meat as a Pin Sheila Berry Scott Jordan Senior Mosts Most Talented Jane McCormick Gary Gray Karla Hinkleman Jim Hussey E Sportsmanship Andrea Olsen Randy Libby West Athletes Bonnie Bean Mike Cole Most Courteous Connie Clark Mike Carney Class Couple Sharon and Stan Tire A by Alison Spitz Here is a sure-fire recipe for fun: Taking a shiftless young artist named Gerald, his cousin Elizabeth who is straight-laced lady with loads of dignity, their Aunt Lettie who has the wildest hobbies imaginable and mix them up in a small town cottage. Adding another nutty relative, a visiting dignitary Elizabeth wants desperately to impress, some boys” from the firehouse, a maid with a voice like a siren, and an overdone, wealthy do-gooder. Spiced with a few criminal activities and a constable who always gets his man--even if it is the wrong one. Placed behind warm footlights for one evening and--There you are! We sure had a full house and a grateful audience. CAST Evadne, Aunt Lettie's Maid...........................Joan Whalen Elizabeth Smithers...................................Connie Clark Aunt Lettie..........................................Beth Stratton Gerald Booker, Aunt Lettie's Nephew..................Gary Gray Bishop Higgins.......................................Bruce Hall Albert, a fireman....................................Jim Hussey George, a fireman....................................Bob McMahan Constable Beazley....................................Rodney Mushex o Charlie, a fireman...................................Scott Jordan Reginald, a fireman..................................Dana Lancaster Mrs. Bellingham-Benton...............................Bonnie Bean Daisy, Aunt Lettie's Cousin..........................Beth Madore BACKSTAGE Director Scenery Design and Supervision Scenery Execution Prompters Curtain Lighting Sound Effects Make-up Director Assistant Posters Tickets Programs Ushers Mrs. Neal Mr. Hinton James Hussey, Robert McMahan Galen Libby, Dalton McCormick Dana Lancaster, Sheila Tait Karla Hinkelman, Sonja Trott Andrea Olsen, Mary Murchison Sheila Berry, Bonnie Bean Laurene Phinney, Linda Young Claudette Fogg, Sheila Tait Dalton McCormick Karen Gulesian Alan Stock ley Gaylord Webster Karla Hinkelman Sheila Berry, Andrea Olsen Mary Murchison David Sexton Bonnie Bean Durward Humphrey, Jerry Moors Michael Carney, Michael Cole 32 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Gerald Booker Mrs. Bellingh; Benton Elizabeth Smithers Evadne Gerald Constable Beazley Aunt Lettie Bishop Higgins (Hoggins) Senior NAME SAYING MOST OFTEN SEEN PASTIME WHY HERE? CAUSE OF DEATH Alley, G. Ain't That Nice With Joanane Skiing to Learn??? Work Armstrong, S. Oh, Yeah! Where the Action is Girls get Educated Shy Girls Bean, B. Would you Believe THERE Yapping Avoid Draft Mr. Z. Berry, S. Dumb With Gary Sewing To learn Worrying Blake, H. Them Is the Breaks eating Sleeping Beats Working Overeating Bowker, S. Don't . . . Around Riding around Basketball Like It? Coach Fletcher Camey, M. And You Know it. That's upsetting lockeroom Football Good ?? Brain Stress Clark, C. ! French Lab Education Joan Cole, M. Say Honest! Anywhere Running Play Sports Coach Curry Crocker, D. Oh, Yeah! Worcester Brothers Girls know Something School Curtis, L. I wouldn't Doubt it with Freddy Freddy it's a feasible goal Work DeRosier, G. Look Out Taylor's Diner Wine, Women good question Wine, Women Dill, D. Just a minute In a Dodge Worrying Couldn't tell you Boys Dow, J. My Lord Without Dougie Fighting No Choice Boys Edwards, A. Why? French Lab Sewing Education Term papers Felmming, C. How About That At School Chewing Gum Have to Homework Fogg, C. tuff at M.A. Talking Bus Stops Old Age (I Hope) Gerry, C. C est Dommage Home Playing T rombone Football English Graham, E. Hi Baby face at Mary's cars cause of Lifeand Death School Gray, G. Cool as a Moose Around School Playing Guitar Education Govt. Class Gulesian, K. You Know it. at Whalen's Driving my Car Have to Parents Hall, B. It's Possible Sampson's Studying (haha) Brilliant Question Crushed by a Giant Amoeba Hall, M. Well I Guess At Work Blondes To watch Teachers Work Hamel, T. So What Ernie's Fishing Law Mike Camey (Rejected one) Hamilton, S. Library Reading git Edicated Esterbrook's Jokes Hinkelman, K .Oh Yeah? Williwags in Bag ley Mt. Taylor's Diner Riding Around Mommy made Beans' Me!!! Driving Humphrey, D. Would You Believe Women To Raise H??? Betty Ann Hussey, J. Don't You See Hopping Trains Everyone Else is Here Not Dead Yet Jewell, L. Athletic Field Sports For College Over Study Johnston, R. Holy Moses Around Town Reading To Graduate Reckless Driving Jordan, H. How About That Dances Opposite SEX Spare Time School Work Jordan, H. LOOK OUT Roy Tap Parking Escape Draft Study Halls Jordan, S. Would You Believe Where the Action Is Women Play Basketball Howland Girls Kelly, D. You Better Believe it. Where The Boys Are . . . Florida Rest from Weekends . . . Marriage Kilbride, C. Not Really Right Places Shari's Bowling No Choice Time Will Tell King, J. Stupid ! Dancing No Choice Auto Accident Knights, C. C arrode Try Not To Be Women Spare Time CirrHodsis of Liver Lancaster, D. How's Your ? ! £ Bombing Around Parking Why Not! Women Lancaster, G. Hello'dere Football Field Doodling God only Knows ! Over Eating Libby, G. Well for Pete's SAKE in a Wreck (spot) pulling Ponies Education ME 34 NAME SAYING Statistics MOST OFTEN PASTIME WHY HERE? Libby, R. Holy SEEN Avoid Work Sleeping Social Life Libby, S. Refrigerator You Kidding Blue Chevy Talking Something to Do Libby, W. Yee-how Carol's Dancing Education Lindsay, R. Why Me ? Movie Hall My Car Bugg People Littlefield, L. Get Away In my Car Riding Around To Learn Madore, B. Aw )h With Joey Writing Letters Good Question Mason, G. Oh Yeah! On the Road Talking Mama Sent Me Maynard, E. Well I Guess! Movie Hall Dancing Make Someone Happy McCafferty, B, .Holy Smokes! Lee Portland Lee Wont Take Me McCormick, Take A Bite Howland Girls in No Choice D. McCormick, What?? French Lab Howland Writing Letters I don't Know J- McLaughlin, Sure With Stan Dancing It's necessary 5. McMahan, R. Well I Guess! With Cindy Sleeping Graduate Moore, T. Badnews Blue Falcon Sleeping Keep of Streets Moors, J. Waaight Now Everywhere Girls Play Baseball Murchison, D. Dab-bum it Lakeside Drawing Education Murchison, E. You don't Say Downtown T.V. Educated Murchison, M. Oh Well Games Sewing Education Murchison, R. Nope Little Red Eating they sent me Mushero, R. What in the Wagon Running Around Good of Me Olsen, A. ?????? Don't Worry! Games Mankind Sewing to Learn Pedley, M. You Ain't Wrong Oh Dear! In my Scout Boys Have To Phinney, L. At Home Playing Piano Education Pinkham, S. You're Kidding Rosebowl Eating Nothing Home Robinson, D. Me Well There Anywhere Doing Nothing Graduate Sexton, D. Taat's to Hard Outside Sleeping to Learn Smith, B. Ain't that a Anywhere Bowling Not my Smith, C. Caution I Don't Know With Bob Eating Idea Smith, C. I don't Know With Bob Eating No better Place Staples, J. Is that with Gary Dancing ???????? Stevens, B. Right?! ! ? Did I Tell You Locker Records Who Knows Stockley, A. Have Fun but room in the Woods Hunting ?? Stratton, B. don't get caught Keep Your Bangor Fishing Censored Mother sent me Tait, S. Cools? What a riot! ! Hacking Laffing Like the Hole Tash, A. You Don't Say Around School Sleeping have to Taylor, V. Well There Anywhere Doing Nothing Graduate Thibodeau, B. . Foul Morgan Street Sports Play Sports Trott, S. Are You For In Howland Parents Say Ware, L. Why Me?? Doug's Sleeping Westgate, D. School Homework I have to Whalen, J. Casual! Anywhere but Thinking Don't Know Young, L. Home School Abstract Thoughts Playing Flute Education Kidding CAUSE OF DEATH Teachers Old Age Boys Mr. Esterbrook Accident Worrying Engagements Lone Life Sat. Nights Mr. Z.— ? Studying Sucide Failing Grades Studying Certain People U nknown! Air Pollution Studying Books Heart failure Term Papers Boys ? Studying Not Dead Pneumonic Severe Laceration about the neck face Hinton's English Government Landside of the Coast of Peru gunshot wounds Traffic laws BEAN !! ! Working too hard UnKnown Coach Curry Homework Homework Work Top Speed in an Alfa Worrying 35 UNDERCLASSMEN ‘Junior Officers The class of 1968 began the year electing the following officers: Galen Hum- phrey, President; Billy Whitney, vice president, Katie Thomas, secretary; and Cheryl Murchison, Treasurer. Mr. Labbe was our class advisor. Our class was presented in basketball, track, football, and cross-country. Cheerleaders from our class were Peggy Joy, Betty Barkowsky, Linda Ellis, and Kathy Stevens. Representatives for the Student Council were Ray Graham, Sue Scanlon, Galen Humprey, and Billy Whitney. Our class also has active members in A.F.S., F.H.A., French Club, Dramatics Club, N.H.S., Majorettes, Ski Club, Tatler, and Pine Needles. Our class intends to hold dances and other money making projects in the Spring. The class of 1968 wishes to thank all persons whose hard work and sacrifices were contributed in making this a successful year- book. We also would like to extend our congratulations and best wishes to the senior class of 1967. 38 ‘Junior Class FIRST ROW: S. Gifford, L. Ellis, M. Daigle, T. Archer, R. Carlow, C. Dennison, B. Carey, B. Blake, R. Graham, J. Goodwin, D. Clifford, B. Birmingham, C. Hurd. SECOND ROW: C. Gray, B. Bruce, B. Clay, K. Edgecomb, P. Emery, G. Goodwin, J. Boyington, L. Byers, B. Brehaut, A. Albert, S. Crocker, P. Joy, B. Hanscomb, THIRD ROW: P. Lyons, G. Kane, M. Littlefield, C. Lowell, N. Knights, J. Jacobs, E. Jipson, B. James, E. Enzerma, K. Hanscom, M. Landry, J. Lean, J. Libby. FOURTH ROW: B. Fogg, M. Dill, E. Daven- port, R. Goodwin, C. Gray, B. Johnson, P. LaForge, G. Humphrey, G. Dill, J. Lowell, P. Ciarrocchi, M. Cole. FIRST ROW: B. Tomilson, D. Oliver, D. Mahar, C. Stevens, E. Olsen, C. Murchison, W. Whitney, P. MacEachern, L. O'Brian, L. Harding, B. Arthurs, H. Sleeper, M. Shedd. SECOND ROW: V. Thompson, B. Trott, B. Whalen, M. Moors, S. Tilton, B. Barkowsky, D. Ledger, V. O'Brian, B. Osgood, K. Thomas, S. Scanlon, D. Stevens, A. Whitney. 39 Sophomore Officers 1969 HMMMiMMg The class of 1969, numbering 100, elected the following class officers: Steve Jensen, President; Kathy Jipson, Vice President; Jane Bowers, Secretary; and Dale Goding, Trea- surer. Mrs. Neal was our class advisor. Our Student Council representatives for 1966-67 were Jane Butterfield, Danny Corro, and Terry Nightingale. We were well represented in basketball and football. Cross-country participants were Danny Corro, David Brown, and Wes Gerry. Cheerleaders from our class were Patty Murchison, Christie Wilson, Kathy Jipson, and Susan Moulton. Active on the Tatler staff were: Bonnie Weatherbee, Heidi McGinley, Kristi Hinkel- man, Jane Butterfield, Signe Bowker, Alyson Downs, and Jimmy Dill. Our Pine Needles board representatives were: Heidi McGinley, Kristi Hinkel- man Alyson Downs, Elaine Enochs, Vicki McMullen, Jane Butterfield, Patty Murchi- son, Betty Phinney, and Peggy Armstrong. Geoffrey Nelson, Kenneth Gray, Terry Nightingale, and Patty Murchison ably per- formed with the Dramatics Club. We also had active members in the American Field Service, F.T.A., F.H.A., French Club, and M Club. Our class rings was selected and ordered early this year. We the class of 1969 wish to thank the members of the yearbook staff and all persons connected with it for making the yearbook such a success. We would also like our congratulations and best wishes extended to the senior class of 1967. 40 FIRST ROW: K. Gray, J. Nelson, D. Pease, L. Steves, J. Perry, T. Nightingale, D. Hurd, B. Trott, S. Osgood, B. Weatherbce, V. Thomas. SECOND ROW: R. Trott, R. Thomas, H. McGinley, V. McMullen, K. Wilson, B. Kimball, B. Tibbetts, J. Whitney, P. King, B. Wyman, R. Powers. THIRD ROW: P. Young, D. King, L. Wyman, E. Smart, T. Madore, D. Ryder, B. Crocker, G. Millitt, K. Smith, D. Dill, D. Dill. FOURTH ROW: R. Moore, D. Willctte, D. Pinkham; J. McLaughlin, C. Parker. FIRST ROW: D. Leighton, P. Archer, B. Delano, V. Jarvis, M. Reynolds, J. Kimball, J. Jordan, C. Libby. A. Downs, P. Armstrong, B. Boyington, K. James, J. French. SECOND ROW: A. Carll, M. Parker, R. Johnston, B. Ireland, R. Bearse, C. Butterfield, K. Bearse, E. Humphrey, R. Breene, W. Goding. A. Hawkins, D. Brown, S. Jensen, THIRD ROW: A. Chesley, S. Bowker, T. Davis, S. Brehaut, J. Bowers, D. Corro, L. Dill, P. Carney, W Gerry. K. Leland, J. Hanscom, P. McCormick, G. Godbyr. FOURTH ROW: J. Johnson, M. Barker, E. Enochs, K. Hinkleman, K. Jipson, P. Murchison, S. Moulton, M. Leighton, D. Goding, G. Graham, B. Eddie, B. Corning. 41 We the class of 1970 would like to extend our congratulations to the gradu- ating class of 1967. We the class of 1970 began the year electing the following officers: Roland Worcester, President; Bobby Jordan, Vice President; Gloria Fleming, Trea- surer; and Paula Jewell, Secretary. Mrs. Keller was our class advisor. Our class was represented in basketball, track, football, and cross-country. Cheerleaders from our class were: Sherry Stevens, Barbara Lancaster, and Paula Jewell. Representatives for the Student Council were: Sherry Stevens, Barbara Lancaster, and Michael Jordan. As the Freshman class we hope to gain respect, honor, and all privileges that might be obtained. We hope to set new examples for those who follow and be considered a worthy class. freshmen Officers FIRST ROW: G. Fleming, E. Clifford, B. Burke, C. Forby, E. Brawn, S. Johson, D. Ireland, R. Gerry, R. Butters, H. Jordan, A. Coffin, B. Fogg, L. Dill. SECOND ROW: L. Crocker, B. Jordan, J. Fletcher, K. Hamilton, M. Jordan, D. Edwards, K. Cole, L. Davis, J. Aiken, M. Ireland, D. Harding, S. Carrey, J. Creenleaf. THIRD ROW: M. Pete, P. Berry, D. Delano, B. Goodwin, C. Eddy, J. Aurthors, S. Bams, E. Graham, T. Cole, P. Jewell, B. Fogg, M. Fuller, S. Hussey. FOURTH ROW: C. Lowell, J. Long, M. King, J. King, G. Levitt, J. Littlefield, M. King, N. Lane, B. Lancaster, B. King, K. Jipson, B. Barton. FIRST ROW: L. Staples, E. Whitten, S. Sleeper, T. Ware, M. Weatherbee, T. Vose, M. McEachem, J. Whitney, W. McCormick, M. Mullen, S. Woodard, S. Tibbits, R. Tibbits. SECOND ROW: P. Tait, D. Worstor, M. McEachem, C. Maynard, G. Lowe, B. Oliver, P. Marrs, L. Olsen, J. Worcestor, S. Stevens, N. Weatherbee, B. Olsen. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, H. Shedd, R. Whittier, E. Savage, S. Moores, M. Michaud, C. Stevens, R. Worcester, R. Shorey, D. Moores, M. McKay, M. McDonald, L. Olsen. FOURTH ROW: R. Wilcox, H. Wash- bum. 43 Student Council FIRST ROW, J. Butterfield, J. McCormick, L. Curtis, J. Whalen, B. Lancaster, SECOND ROW, M. Jordan, S. Stevens, D. Sexton, S. Scanlon, T. Nightengale, THIRD ROW, W. Wwhtney, R. Graham, S. Arm- strong, D. Corro, G. Humphrey. With the help of our advisor, Mr. Leavitt, the Student Council has introduced many new ideas. A new constituion and by-laws were drawn up and presented at a special Student Council assembly early in the year. Besides sponsoring the Magazine Drive and a basketball game with the Harlem Dip- lomats, the Council has organized a school store which has been very successful. At present, we hope to sponsor the annual Winter Carnival and Ball. By selling all con- cessions and requesting permission for the use of the school, we are attempting to better regulate the financial status of our extracurricular activities. President Steve Armstrong V. President David Sexton Secretary Jane McCormick Treasurer Ray Graham Advisor Mr. Leavitt BRADSTREET FORD SALES 82 Main Street FORD Mustang • Falcon ■ Fairlanc ■ Ford -Thundcrbird Lincoln, Maine National Honor Society t t f t £ S i t f T JL I £ £ '4 - - FIRST ROW, K. Edgecomb, J. Whalen, C. Fogg, L. Curtis, J. McCormick A. Olsen, C. Clark. SECOND ROW, R. Gram, G. Gray, D. Sexton, S. Armstrong, B. Johnson, R. Carlow. This year the National Honor Society, under the supervision of Mr. Holmes, was basically an inactive group. Our project was planning our formal and informal ini- tiation of new members. The purposes of our club is to recognize students who are active in many different groups. Character, leadership, scholarship, and service are necessary qualities to become a member. THE EASTERN DIVISION OF STANDARD PACKAGING CORPORATION extends its congratulations to the graduates of the class of 1967. May all of you have the good fortune of achieving your ambitions. 47 American Jield Service FIRST ROW, P. Ciarrocchi, C. Fogg, K. Stevens, S. Libby, A. Olsen, L. Curtis, R. Games, G. Gray, S. Berry, M. Murchison, S. Crocker, C. Kilbride, N. Lane, SECOND ROW, E. Enochs, P. Jewell, K. Hinkelman, A. Edwards, B. Weatherbee, K. Gray, C. Parker, S. Bowker, P. Armstrong, H. McGinley, P. Wing, R. Trott, L. Phinney, L. Young, M. Ireland. THIRD ROW, B. Reardon, P. Emery, S. Woodard, B. Tibbetts, V. Thomp- son, E. Olsen, E. Jipson, M. Daigle, K. Hinkelman, S. Tait, K. Jipson, K. Wilson, L. Olsen, S. Moulton, N. Weatherbee, FOURTH ROW, S. Hamilton, E. Humphrey, M. Barker, M. Leighton, R. Thomas, V. Mc- Mullen, V. Thomas, J. Bowers, T. Madore, G. Fleming, P. Marrs, P. Berry, E. Clifford, P. Murchison. FIFTH ROW, B. Madore, B. Bean, M. MacDonald, L. Olsen, M. McMullen, K. Cole. Advisor: Mr. Nightengale. This year the A.F.S. has a Foreign student from Costa Rica. His name is Rodolfo Brenes Games. His American parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Graham. This is the first year a foreign student has attended Mattanawcook Academy. Many money-making projects are under way for the year. We want to have another foreign student next year. We also hope a student from M.A. can attend a foreign school next year. With a membership of approximately 40 students, we plan to attain this goal. President Linda Curtis Vice President Gary Gray Secretary Andrea Olsen Treasurer Sheila Berry Advisor Mr. Nightengale ALFRED N. DAVIS Bulldozing, Shovel, Hoe and Crane Sand and Gravel--Welding Contract Trucking Lincoln Center, Maine Office, Dial 794-2722 Home, Dial 794-66 73 Zatler FIRST ROW, M. Murchison, K. Stevens, A. Downs, S. Barnes, J. McComick, S. Bowker, L. Curtis, R. Goodwin, K. Gray. SECOND ROW, S. Berry, P. Joy, M. Laundry, V. O Brien, S. Scanlon, B. Weatherbee, H. McKinley, S. Crocker, P. Emery, B. Bean, THIRD ROW, L. Dill, S. Stevens, B. Lancaster, S. Tait, K. Hinkleman, D. Sexton, G. Gray, R. Graham, K. Hinkelman, P. Jewell, M. McMullen, J. Whalen, C. Clark, B. Madore, A. Stockley. SEATED, D. Murchison, M. Taylor, J. Dow, D. Dill, N. Knights, V. Thompson STANDING, S. Gifford, D. Robinson, B. Brehaut, L. Phinney. LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY A Full Service Bank Lincoln Success comes From Regular Saving Howland Juture Homemakers of „America FIRST ROW, Seated: P. Tait, P. King, E. Humphrey, W. Coding, E. Mulligan. SECOND ROW, Standing: B. Reardon, M. Leighton, C. Fleming, A. Hawkins, A. Carll, B. Delano, C. Kilbride. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. As an integral part of the homemaking program, F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Any student enrolled in a high school, public or private, who is taking or has taken a homemaking course in junior or senior high school, may become a member. CLAY'S Best wishes to the class of 1967 from the people at School Supplies Greeting Cards If Office Supplies G Equipment TAYLOR'S DINER G LINCOLN THEATER it is fine enjoyment you want—visit Fleming Street Lincoln Main Street Lincoln Juture Zeackers of America FIRST ROW, Seated: E. Olsen, C. Murchison, E. Jipson, C. Butterfield, SECOND ROW, Standing: R. Bearse, V. Thompson, S. Byers, P. Murchison, N. Knights. THIRD ROW, Standing: B. Bean, K. Hinkelman, L. Ellis, J. Bovvers. The Future Teachers of America had a very interesting and informative year. The biggest event was the state convention held this year at the new Bangor High School. Our second biggest project was the practice teaching of our members among the Lin- coln grade schools which proved to be a most informative and rewarding experience. LINCOLN SPORT SHOP C. E. CODING AND SONS, INC. Team Outfitters Sand-Gravel Ready-Mix Wilson Sporting Goods Concrete • Grumman Conoes Excavating-Crading-Trenching Bombordicr Ski-doos dial--794-6626 Lincoln Maine Jreuch FRONT ROW: Mr. Labbe, B. Whitney, S. Berry, J. McCormick, M. Murchison, J. Whalen, L. Young, L. Ellis, A. Olsen, K. Hinkelman, A. Edwards, C. Fogg, C. Clark, SECOND ROW: C. Flemming, L. Olsen, V. McMullen, E. Enochs, K. Hinkelman, P. Murchison, H. McCinley, P. Marrs, R. Thomas, L. Phinny, J. Aiken, L. Dill, THIRD ROW:D. Stevens, B. Barkowsky, K. Thomas, B. Osgood, V. O'Brian, B. Weather- bee, T. Madore, S. Bowker, C. Wilson, R. Trott, L. Olsen, M. McDonald. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the French language and French customs. We undertake projects each year which pertain to a better understanding of France and its people. President Joan Whalen V. President Heidi McGinley Secretary Andrea Olsen Treasurer Billy Whitney Advisor Mr. Labbe Nos Felictations aux diplomes de 1967 Le Cercle Francais THE DANFORTH STUDIO Portraits by Photography Graduation Wedding Young Folks Tel. 794-2913 Lincoln, Me. Cibrary Club FIRST ROW: C. Gray, L. Phinney, R. Goodwin, K. Hanscom, C. Gray, C. Kilbride, L. Trott, W. Robinson, A. Albert, D. Murchison, B. Smith; SECOND ROW: P. Wing, R. Trott, B. Trott, M. Daigle, V. Thompson, R. Johnston, M. Moors, E. Tibbetts, E. Mulligan, E. Olsen, B. Fogg, R. Mushero; THIRD ROW: D. West- gate, G. Mason, G. Kane, J. King, C. Smith, S. Hamilton, S. Byers, E. Jipson, P. Emery, S. Hanscom, S. Pinkham, B. Madore; FOURTH ROW: G. Alley, J. Staples, R. MacMahan, P. Libby, K. Gulesian, S. Trott, L. Littlefield, S. Tait, K. Stevens, B. Bean. The Library Club of Mattanawcook Academy is composed of junior and senior students who are interested in helping the library serve the needs of the students by volunteering their time to aid in loaning books, repairing worn books, and maintaining the library's records. The officers of the club are president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer elected by the group. Members of the club are eligible to wear a service pin after one year's service in the library. President Gary Alley Vice President Maureen Moore Secretary Joanne Staples Treasurer Esther Tibbitts Advisor Mrs. Clifford WORCESTER BROS. Agents for all Socony Mobile Prod. Mobile-flame Bottle gas Gas Appliances Winkler-Heating Equip. Sales and Service The Family Recreation Center Air Conditioned and Friendly LAKESIDE RECREATION CENTER Candlepin Bowling--Billiards Model Car Racing Ernest Lowell, Prop. 25 Main Street Phone 794-2902 Lincoln, Maine Main Street 794-6544 Lincoln, Maine Dramatics Club FIRST ROW, D. Murchison, B. Trott, S. Osgood, K. Stevens, M. Murchison, P. Murchison, M. Ireland, B. McCafferty, SECOND ROW, K. Gray, B. Bean, S. Tilton, S. Barnes, E. Gaham, C. Kilbride, L. Phinney, T. Nightingale, T. Ware, Advisor, Mrs. Neal THIRD ROW, B. Barkowsky, J. Hussey, D. Ledger, G. Gray, T. Cole, J Worcester, N. Lane, L. Olsen, M. McMullen, M. McDonald, L. Dill, J-. Nelson. This year, the Dramatics Club is planning several projects to enrich the theatrical knowledge of its members. Scheduled performances include the Senior Play, FIRE AWAY, to be held in the fall, and the three one-act plays which will be presented in the spring. We are also hoping to perform a few skits for assembly. A visit to the University of Maine to study theatrics is scheduled for December. In addition, there shall be occasional trips to watch plays. Presidcnt- Geoffery Nelson Vice President- Kathy Stevens Secretary- Darlene Ledger Treasurer- Gary Gray Advisor- Mrs. Neal Compliments of NORTH END MARKET Choice meats groceries Fresh vegetables Shurfine Frozen food tel. 794-2401 Lincoln, Maine McCORMICK MOTOR COMPANY West Broadway Lincoln, Maine Tel. 794-2286 THE MERRIL TRUST J. NEWBERRY’S Department Store COMPANY Lincoln, Maine Serving all of Eastern Maine Bigger and Better Than Ever Lincoln, Maine 54 'Debate Zeam FIRST ROW, N. Lane, M. McMullen, M. Ireland, P. Murchison, H. McGinley. SECOND ROW, K. Gray, D. Sexton, G. Nelson. Because we had no faculty advisor this year, the Debate Team could not debate against other schools. Instead we held regular interschool debates and debates on radio over subjects of community interest. President David Sexton Secretary-Treasurer Geoffrey Nelson Advisors Mrs. Rachel Keller Mike Carney David Sexton % POLLY'S POSIES Always Glad. To See The Kids Lincoln, Maine Tel. 794-2912 LINCOLN NEWS serving Penobscot Country from Old Town to Patten Advertising--6532 News--794-6532 DON'T SAY Potato Chips Say King Cole Tires, Tubes, Batteries accessories Complete Texico Service COMBS TEXICO SERVICE 8 Westbroadway Lincoln, Maine Best Regards from WILSON’S Main Street Lincoln, Maine HOWARD L. ANNIS Lincoln Ctr. Maine General Merchandise 5 Tel. 794-6592 Congratulations and Best Wishes from , MAIN STREET BARBER 5 SHOP i Lincoln, Maine Compliments of LETA'S BEAUTY NOOK Main Street Lincoln, Maine ROW 1: T. Davis, W. Whitney, J. Worcester, P. LaForge, R. Graham, M. Carney, P. MacEachem, C. Gerry, B. Carey, B. Clay, D. Corro, K. Leland, L. Young, N. Knights, Mr. Gifford. ROW 2: S. Trott, L. Littlefield, R. Johnston, C. Fogg, J. McCormick, M. Murchison, K. Stevens, B. Lancaster, E. Clifford, S. Barnes, J. Lowell, C. Stevens, L. Phinney, S. Sleeper, M. Weatherbee. ROW 3: P. Emery, K. Edgecombe, J. Butterfield, M. McMullen, R. Worcester, M. Jordart, L. Staples, B. Phinney, S. Brehaut, T. Madore, W. Gerry, V. McMullen, B. Weatherbee, V. Thomas, C. Parker. ROW 4: R. Goodwin, S. Stevens, L. Dill, G. Flemming, J. Aiken, M. Ireland, D. Harding, R. Butters, S. Carey, W. McCormick, M. Fuller, S. Arm- strong, C. Knights, D. Lancaster, B. Jordan, ROW 5: B. Bean, K. Gulesian, B. Madore, C. Clark, S. Scan- lon, P. Armstrong, B. Barkowsky, A. Albert, T. Whittier, J. Littlefeild, P. Carney, D. Ryder, J. Goodwin, D. Worcester, A. Stockley. Mattanawcook Academy Wand President Pat MacEachern Vice President Mike Carney Secretary Chet Knights Advisor Mr. Gifford Garden supplies Farm Equipment and parts Home Appliances OSGOOD'S SMART'S, INC. Lincoln, Maine tel. 794-8011 Ladies and Childrens Wear Tel. 794-2782 Plumbing Supplies Sporting Goods Heavy Hardware VINER’S MUSIC COMPANY New England's Largest and most complete Music Store 20-24 Broad Street Bangor, Maine B. A. 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Leen, D. Mahar. SECOND ROW: L. Ellis, B. Bean, D. Lancaster, K. Gulesian, S. Tait, E, Olsen, P. Wing, W. Robinson, J. McMormick, B. Madore, P. Murchison, R. Libby, M. Murchison. THIRD ROW: L. Young, M. Daigle, M. Moors, D. Ryder, C. Parker, V. O'Brian, D. Clifford, B. Carey, R. Carlow, M. Shedd, C. Dennison, B. Burmingham, E. Davenport. FOURTH ROW: G. Alley, L. Littlefield, A. Olsen, P. Joy, D. Westgate, C. Clark, L. Curtis, R. Breen, G. Lancaster, V. Thomas, T. Nightingale, D. Worcester. Members of the M Club include only those students who have received their school letter. These members promote school spirit and they set good examples of sportsmanship. This Club also tries to influence sports at Mattanawcook Academy. Each year the M” Club gives a scholarship to two deserving seniors. Our money- making projects of the year contribute toward this. President Mike Cole Vice President Jimmy Leen Secretary Andrea Olsen Treasurer Jerry Moors Advisor Mr. Curry BALEY DRUG STORE Lincoln, Maine You're always welcome at your Walgreen Agency Drug Store. Best Wishes Graduates from EASTERN PAINT G WALLPAPER Lincoln, Maine Tel. 794-6566 59 BINJAMIN TIBBETTS 22 Hale Street Lincoln, Maine AGWAY Feed Building Grains Plumbing Fertilizer Electric Supplies BREHAUT'S AUTO SALES Chrysler, Plymouth International Sales and Service Lee Road Lincoln, Maine ACT VITIES 62 FAVDRITE5 Connie Clark and Steve Armstrong were elected by the student body as favorite girl and boy of Mattanawcook Academy. They possess such qualities as friendliness, cooperativeness, leadership, and intergrity. 63 As director of the Dramatics Club, Mrs. Neal has successfully directed our Senior Play and the One Act Plays. Members of the club thank her for all the time and effort she has spent to help them learn more about the theater. In The Came of Chess Alexis Alexandrovitch is governor of a Russian state. He is proud of his chess playing, wherein he is rarely defeated. Come to see him is Boris Ivanovitch Shamrayeff, who has been picked by lot to assassinate Alexis. Alexis interviews him alone, carefully plants a doubt in his mind, finally succeeds in poison- ing him and saving himself. The successful outcome again proves to the aging Alexis that his mind is supreme. 66 This Way to Heaven Into the inviting, holiday-scented kitchen of old Gram Wilson a mysterious gentleman appears. His intentions become comically alarming as he awkwardly attempts to do away with the old lady. After a fumbling and hilarious wrestle with his conscience, he admits that he is from heaven and that he has come to take Gram back up there to cook for his section in order to earn his wings. However, a surprise ending sends him scooting back where he came from. In The Last Straw Arnold Drayton's wife, Laura, hears from her grocer that her husband hasn't paid their bill in weeks. She also finds out that her henpecked husband has lost his job. Laura lays the law down to Arnold in no uncertain tones. She will go to work and he will stay home and run the house. Arnold is unhappy, miserable and desperate. The Drayton's daughter, Gail, has a plan that she hopes will satisfy the entire family. Arnold forces himself to stand us to his wife and commands her to be herself, to give up her job and threatens to walk out on her if she doesn't. 67 67-WWZ8K Go kids Go!! Hi-light of the ball HOWARD 4 Are three legs are better than two? At the ball 68 KAREN Stand up, you go better CA KfMVM Snow Sculptures “WJWCSK MJV” 70 BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR BOYS! 71 COMPLIMENTS OF Giguere's Super Market Carney's Clothing H. B. Stevens Store Ewings Market Lincoln Rexall Drugs Brown's Jewelry Store Albert J. Gulesian, Jr. D.M.D R. H. Broderick Avon D. Flanders Globe Printing Service L. L. Willette D. O. Dot's Fabric Shop 72 COMPLIMENTS OF Owen Page Michauds Chain Saw Shop Walt's Lunch McMullen's Television Sales Service Thomas Motel Dick's Bakery 73 Bemand Staples Insurance Agency Lincoln Market Green Valley Golf Course Kay's Ceramic's Studio Bank's Oil Company Richard Albert's Barber Shop p R O J E C T I Merle Dill Robert MacMahan Ray Graham George Goodwin Mr. Estabrook Dale Murchison Tim Hamel Terry Nightingale o N I S T S COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. A. J. Gulcsian Sr. Lin wood Bowers Newell Ware Walter Sinclair Service Station Dr. J. H. Sleeper, Optometrist Lloyd's Store Mac McKinnon The Supply Company Doug's Furniture Lincoln House Motel Vera's Beauty Shop T. S. Heal, Optometrist LaBree 's Bakery Inc. Murchison's Beauty Shop Candy land Brown's Shoe Store 74 Compliments of: JOHNSON FLORIST SHOP Lincoln, Maine THE MARJORIE SHOP MARJORIE CORRO Ladies and Children's Apparel Main Street 8051 Compliments of BARTON FUNERAL HOME Robert S. Barton David L. Stevens EUGENE WHITNEY Comer Main and Clay Streets Lincoln, Maine Phone 794-8300 LINCOLN HOSPITAL Shirley C. Gulesian R.N. Lincoln, Maine GRINDELL'S CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOY'S 7 4 Main Street WESTERN AUTO Family Store 5 Compliments of J. J. NISSEN BAKING CORP. Brewer, Me. SPORTS FIRST ROW, B. Thibedeau, M. Cole, J. Moors, C. Gerry, D. Lancaster, B. Stevens, L. Jewell, M. Carney, R. Mushero, S. Armstrong, G. Lancaster, SECOND ROW: J. Goodwin, M. Shedd, J. Leen, J. Libby, R. Libby, C. Gray, G. Humphrey, B. Hanscom, D. Clifford, B. Birmingham, P. Ciarrocchi, C. Dennson. THIRD ROW: M. Weatherbee, J. Littlefield, R. Worcestor, T. Madore, J. McLaughlin, D. Pinkham, D. Ryder, C. Parker, M. Jordan, J. Fletcher. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Curry, B. Jordan, S. Johnson, K. Leland, T. Ware, S. Hussey, C. French, T. Whittier, E. Savage, Mr. Esterbrook, Mr. Z. FOOTBALL (1966) Coach Captains Bruce Stevens Coach Curry Mike Carney Coaches Curry, Esterbrook, Z. Managers T. Hamel, G. Goodwin T. Nightingale KNEELING, Managers D. Worcester, B. Clay. STANDING: T. Madore, B. Birengham, B. Thibdeau, C. Parker, S. Jordan, M. Carney, S. Bowker, C. Hurd, B. Johnson, J. McLaughlin, J. Leen, J. Libby. Varsity Cheerleaders Jane McCormick, Beth Madore, Peggy Joy, Mary Murchison, Andrea Olsen, Linda Curtis, and Patty Murchi- son. Due to the efforts of the cheerleaders, the Mattanawook Academy Lynx can count on plent of support from the crowds. Even when the competition is tough or the team seems to lack that drive, the cheerleaders keep the flame of hope burning in the hearts of all loyal fans. They're present at all home and away games to cheer the Lynx on to victory, encourage school spirit, and promote good sportsmanship. The squad members met regularly after school under the direction of Mrs. Keller to plan and practice new cheers and songs. Andrea Olsen was the 66’-67’ captain 83 Advisor--Mrs. Keller 9mOK VARSKV raskszbacc Mike David Doug FIRST ROW, G. Goodwin, Manager, D. Brown, D. Pease, D. Clifford, T. Nightin- gale, BACK ROW, Coach Curry, D. Corro, W. Gerry, C. French, M. Shedd, D. PJnkham, J. Goodwin, M. Parker, Manager, G. Humphrey, B. Hanscom. 84 Jeff Coach Curry Danny freshman basketball Zeam STANDING, C. Eddy, K. Leland, T, Ware, J. Littlefield, S. Hussey, R. Worcester, J. Fletcher, Coach Esterbrook. KNEELING; R. Jordan. M. Michard, W. McCormick, T. Vose, M. Weatherbee, M. Jordan. Our illustrious freshmen basketball team, under the direction of first year Coach David Esterbrook has experienced a season of fulfillment. These boys show promising futures in their remaining years at Mattanawoock Academy. The team is comprised of boys of various heights. This variety in sizes has in no way hampered their playing ability as is shown in their record of wins. QMCS MASKS ZB ACC TOP--Mr. Z, Sheila Tait, Alyson Downs, Maurene Moores, Gina Thomas, Melody Ireland, Bonnie Bean, Eileen Olsen, Winifred Robinson, Belinda Olsen, BOTTOM--Dottie Harding, Robin Breen, Linda Littlefield, Karen Gulesian, Janis MacMahan, Wanda Libby. Congratulations to the Lynx for winning the 1966 Christmas Tourna- ment in Howland by defeating Brewer and Houlton. Stan Bowker 278 Jim Leen 270 Carl Parker 183 Bernard Thibodeau 166 Bud Birmingham 109 Scott Jordan 105 MA OPPONENT SCORE 63 Milo 67 71 Mt. View 66 80 Schenck 71 44 Orono 70 58 Dexter 65 69 Brewer 68 77 Houlton 71 56 C. A. I. 57 61 P. C. H. S. 67 78 Greenville 81 65 Fox croft 50 41 Orono 48 62 Greenville 56 59 Milo 71 47 Foxcroft 68 86 Dexter 80 49 Schenck 46 69 Mt. View 56 70 P. C. H. S. 52 67 C. A. I. 69 Shedd 199 Clifford 164 Humphrey 155 Goodwin 108 Hanscom 76 Pease . ‘■Jarfvec Action Scoters MA i n i 4 OPPONENTS Milo Mt. View Schenck Dexter ACI PCHS Greenville Froxcroft Greenville Milo Froxcroft Dexter Schenck Mt. View PCHS SCORES 54 44 72 55 42 44 57 73 67 51 38 52 78 58 51 Opponent Milo Danforth Lee Howland Keag Lee Howland Danforth Sherman Milo Pattern Sherman Keag Patten Score 34 39 37 32 21 43 59 36 61 54 45 65 20 37 FROSH 51 65 69 62 71 73 54 74 60 59 64 66 93 89 OPPONENTS Houlton Lee Steams Schenck Orono Old Town Old Town Schenck Orono Lee Sherman Sherman Houlton Steams SCORES 54 33 41 49 64 50 55 63 47 37 40 54 86 61 TOP SCORERS Littlefield Hussey Fletcher Weatherbee M. Jordan 255 228 202 122 84 F R O A C S H T I O N Ski Zeam ROW 1—Coach Labbc, D. Moore, L. Dill, A. Albert, E Humphrey, B. Osgood, V. O’Brien, S. Barns, G. Fleming, ROW 2—H. Sleeper, R. Carlow, M. Cole, D. Coding, S. Sleeper, P. LaForge, S. Carey, ROW 3—R. Mushro, K. Hamilton, Staples, S. Johnson, Butters, R. Johnston, B. Whittier, B. Carey. Captains Most Valuable A. R. Albert Mushcro R. Mr. Carlow, V. O'Brien, Labbe 92 flumping Cross-Country Slalom 93 Cross Country FIRST ROW, Mr. Worster, S. Carey, M. MacEachem, P. LaForge, H. Shedd, E. Whitten, G. Dill SECOND ROW: W. McCormick, W. Gerry, D. Corro, R. Butters, D. Brown, C. Hurd. Last August Mr. Worster, a new member of the faculty, suggested cross country be introduced into the fall sports program. Two weeks later M.A.'s first corss-country team was competing against schools all ready rich in cross country tradition. With very little time for conditioning, the team posted victor- ies over Howland, Mattawamkeag, Lee Academy, Woodland, and Limestone. They were defeated by Schenck, and in other meets by Keag and Lee. Gerry Dill proved to be the team's leader and missed qualifying for the state meet in Orono by one second. Paul Laforge and Mike MacEachern ran second and third in most races. Harry Shedd, Carroll Hurd, Da- vid Brown, and Wes Gerry also turned in good performances. The team will lose no one through graduation and should be much im- Gerry Dill, Mr. Worster proved next year. We salute your desire for learning MATTANAWCOOK FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Machanic Street Lincoln, Maine ERNEST E. PIDEOUT Bulldozer--Shovel--Hoe and Crane Work Gravel--Loam--Fill Where people help themselves by Phone—794-2276 helping others. Varsity Mewling Zeam E. Savage, G. Dill, C. Knights, SECOND ROW: J. Moors, T. Moores, G. Gray, B. Tomilson. Zrack (1966) FIRST ROW: Manager B. McCormick, C. Uncaster, R. Libby, D. Lancaster, S. Bowker, S. Jordan, B. Thib- deau, Coach Curry. SECOND ROW: C. Dennison, J. Goodwin, T. Nightengale, B. Birmingham, M. Shedd, J. Leen, S. Brehaut. THIRD ROW: R. Chandler, B. Whitney, R. Johnson, P. Carney, W. Gerry, P. Char- ricci, R. Mushero. Compliments of C. H. RICE COMPANY Best Wishes HUSSON COLLEGE Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 makers of Famous Rices Hot Dogs since 1882 to the Class of 67 BUCK MOTORS Lincoln Maine's Largest School of Business Training Accredited as a Specialized College of Business by The accrediting Commission For Business Schools PETER BRIOLA PAUL’S GULF SERVICE 79 Main Street 794-6596 Lincoln, Maine Baseball (1966) FIRST r OW, B. Stevens, C. Gerry, L. Jewell, G. Coodwin, SECOND POW: J. Moors, D. Clifford, C. Parker, B. Eddy, B. Blake, THIRD ROW: T. Madore, L. Readon, J. McLaughlin, D. Corro. GAMES OF 66 Lincoln 23 Lee 5 Lincoln 6 Schenck 4 Lincoln 16 Howland 4 Lincoln 13 Stearns 1 Lincoln 4 Lee 6 Lincoln 6 Schenck 5 Lincoln 5 Stearns 6 Lincoln 3 Keag 2 Lincoln 10 Howland 1 Lincoln 6 Keag 0 The Mattanawcook Academy's Baseball Team for 1966, under the direction of Mr. Holmes posted an 8 and 2 record. For the second consecutive year M.A. has won the Northern Penobscot League Trophy. Mike Jarvis was chosen Most Valuable Player of the year. Through graduation the Lynx's lost the following boys, Mike McCormick, Leo Madore, Mike Jarvis, Bill Gerry, and Joey Whitney, transferred to Stearns High School to complete his senior year. The Lynx's have a new coach this year, Mr. Worster, and several returning players ready for another good season. Compliments of Compliments of THE SAMPSON SUPERMARKETS, INC. Lincoln Maine Gass Office Supply Company i CANTEEN SERVICE CO. Sproul 0 Vose 1 •30 oCJiOOl oilccl Bangor, Maine Don Ramsey Ivan D. Flanders V.F.W. Auxilary FIRST ROW: M. Pedley, D. Wesgate, B. Smith, K. Gulesian, W. Libby, B. Bean, L. Littlefield. SECOND ROW: Coach Esterbrook, K. Thomas, K. Jipson, E. Humphrey, B. Weatherbee, P. Armstrong, W. Robinson, S. McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: K. Hinkelman, S. Tait, G. Kane, C. Libby, R. Breen, S. Byers. Softball (1966) 1 hurl it 4i U A A It’s more fun when you stay together all the way ... on your own bus with your own expert driver. Charter Bus trips are easy to arrange, economical, too. If your ciub, school class or other group is planning a trip check on how easy it is to rent a B A Bus. 4iiiyii7if rf lyou tvuni to jryo . .. We can help you with your plans, too . . . hotel reservations, sightseeing . . . meal stops . . . complete itinerary, including the route of your choice. You can’t beat the comfort, safety, convenience and economy of B A Charter Bus. For information and rates, see your nearest Bangor and Aroostook Bus agent or write direct to: Manager, Highway Division Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Bangor, Maine LITERARY Sonnets NOVEMBER A smile once more, departing, distant Sun. A mellow smile throughout the wintry air, Now o'er the frozen earth the loud winds run And snows are sifted o'er the meadows bare. Please smile upon the brown and leafless trees Before the weeks when winter wreaths are cast Upon the velvet flower that in the breeze Nods, lonely for her beauteous race to last. Give forth a sunny day in which the bee May bumble by the hedge that lines the way, And let the cricket chirp beside the tree, And men delight to linger by the bay. Just one rich smile and we will try to bear That wintry frost, that cold November air. --Donnie Worcester ODE TO THE SUN I walked along the cold and snow sidewalk, The sun was spilling down through snow-bound trees. There was no one with whom I wished to talk, I only felt the sharpness of the breeze. And as I walked my sorrows overcame me, I tried to smile, but the smile turned into tears. My soul and heart cried out in pain within me, With the agony of unforgotten years. But over me the sun still shone so brightly. It made me feel that better says would come. And now, today, I think of you more lightly, Because my heart was set free by the sun. Yes, now are gone the heartaches and the pains, And just a muted memory remains. --Darlene Ledger ON TIME The minutes of that glorious day have gone But yet, although I wish they had not passed, It is for me much mightier to move on Whilst treasuring memories when I know they'll last A smile, a kiss, a word still lingers long. Oh, touchless time, why can't you seem to see The powers that you hold yet make ne mourn? Yes, how I wish the past were yet to be! It is like this for every deep-loved date. How one becomes absolved unknowingly Then quickly finds that time has turned to fate And all that once was his no more can be. Learning this lets life become less mean. For time may not be changed but merely seen. --Jane McCormick Christmas Citer ary (1966) Christmas 1966 At, last, the morn on which Christ came is here! The streets are silent, muffled by the snow. A day that in times past has brought great cheer Has planted meanings, leaving them to grow. Excited little voices fill the air. They wonder how their mom can sleep so long. Doesn't she know that Santa has been there? Can two anxious youngsters both be worng? They imagine stacks of gifts around the tree, But soon remember what mom has said-- Because their daddy fights to keep them free, The gifts they get will be of love, instead. So as you celebrate this day of mirth, Remember those who strive to save this earth. --Valorie O'Brien Our Standard-- Red, White, Blue-- The colors to which we've been true. In may a battle and war Our men have kept high this symbol. That stands for our freedom -- The greatest gift of all. --Melody Ireland CHRISTMAS SPIRIT To the little boy who tramps the street With tattered clothes and cold bare feet, Who finds it hard to stay alive And waits for succor to arrive, I give this toy in memory Of all the joy it brought to me. I hope that he will soon achieve The right to give and to recieve. --Robert Jordan THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 'Twas the day after Christmas, when all through the house Not a chair was in place, not even the couch; The stockings were laid on the floor without care. In proof that St. Nicholas once had been there. When out in the living room arose such a clatter, I sprang from my chair to see what was the matter. To the Christmas tree I flew like a flash; I threw out my arms in hopes to ward off a crash. The kitten on top of the poor worn-out tree Was a picture I'm glad no one else could see; I was too late; for when I appeared. On the floor was a kitten and a tree that was smeared. I looked at the mess, and in my eye was a tear; But I stopped and thanked God that Christmas only comes once a year. --Elaine Clifford 101 Sonnets If often you find says are filled with gray And flowers turen a dark inky blue, It could be it's not them--but it's you! This recipe might help to make you gay. To make a day as happy as can be Start out with sunshine from the sky above And sprinkle with some drops of youthful love. At least this is what someone told me. But I, because I am so very bold. I had to add the spice that I like best, The one that makes my day just filled with zwst, A spice that isn't often brought or sold. It's made inside, not grown on distant isles. Just simply move your lips up-- That's it--SMILE! --Connie Clark Zhe Wild Death When death does come to steal the life away From the gay, bright young or feebled old, The light must go and darkness come to stay Where breath was choked by fingers stiff and cold. In innocence the child now lies content While darknest death purrs softly at the door, But aged dying looks back where he went Wond'ring what for him this darkness holds in store. But in that time when summer's heat recedes And chilly winter winds do start to blow, The multicolored rustling leaves are seen; Apart of death that few do really know. We think of death as cold and black as night, But fall is death, and fall's a lovely sight. --Claudette Fogg The dark and dreary cloud hang overhead And cast their gloomy shadows down below. Oh, that the cheery sun were shining instead, Sending out her warm and wonderful glow. A radiant glow that has the power To lighten this heavy, heartbroken spirit; To soothe and caress it with warmth by the hour; To envelop it with happiness; to cheer it. But the dreary clouds hang on, persist. The sadden the already broken soul. It seems eternity before the mist Parts and lets the sun take its toll. But soon another day rolls round the bind, And this depressing atmosphere will end. --Rhonda Trott 102 Where Me the Seniors of Evelyn Alley Ricker College Gerald Arthurs Armed Services Eva Bennett Gorham State College Phyllis Blake Married Robert Brown U. of M. Millard Bruce American Auto David Butters Navy Nona Campbell Home Jo-Marie Corro Saint Josephs' College Diane Crocker Employed at Supply Company Alan Currier U. of M. Joneena Curtis Home Ralph Daigle Ricker College Terry Davis NMvrr Mary Dicker Merrill Trust Mary Downs Married Berry Edwards Maine Maritime Academy Margaret Edwards Husson Randy Fitzhugh Eastern Freddy Flagg EMVIT Richard Fuller U. of M. Ann Gerry Husson Pat Gifford Army Bill Gerry NMVIT Mike Goodwin Bentley Gary Graham U. of M. John Green leaf Beals Cary Hewey Army Garland Hurd Great Northern Mike Jarvis Husson Wes Johnston National Guard Elaine Jordan U. of M. Gail Jordan Bangor Gloria Jordan Married Robert Kelly Boston University Crystal Kimball Home Paula King Home 103 Janet Landry Portland School of Beauty Mary Land Wilson's Roger Lane MCI John Leen Navy Carole Lowell Ricker College Dennis Lowell Beals Robert Lyons Linda McComb Home Michael McCormick Worcester Tech. Marilyn McLaughlin Home Carole McMullen Beals Eileen McMullen Concord School of Nursing Leo Madore Springfield College Wayne Malloch Ventoria College, California Robert Morrill Nasson College Robert Murchison Marines Ann Nash Eastern Maine General Yvonne Nelson Thayer Wanda Osgood Boston Normal School Ann Quint Richards Madwaska Lawerence Powers Army Mary Lou Sargent Married Sally Shedd Married Bruce St. Thomas U. of M. Ronald Staples EMVIT Cathy Stevens Plymouth College Pearl Tash Home Roger Theriault Beals Teddy Thomas Beals Loretta Tibbets Married Joan Tomilson Lincoln Hospital Tonja Washburn P.G. at M.A. Eugene Whitney U. of M. Paulette Whitten P.G. at M.A. Pam Brown Wilson’s Keith Worster Shell Station Donnie Marin EMVIT Linda Worster Sampsons Reggie Bryer Eastern 104 Patrons Esther M. Kenny Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Currier Mr. Mrs. Zagorianakos Mr. Mrs. Stanley Bowker, Sr. Miss Diane Crocker Miss Darlene Ledger Vera B. Clay Mr. Mrs. Wallace Gray Miss Carol Crocker Mr. Mrs. Laurin Phinney Mr. Mrs . Emery Thibodeau Mrs. Carrie Neal Carolyn Clay Clark Mr. Mrs. Ellis Bean Mr. Mrs. James Ireland Miss Diane Thibodeau Mr. Mrs. Paul Fleming Miss Joneena Curtis Mrs. Doris E. Clifford Miss Mary Lane Mr. Mrs. Leland Curtis Clarence Cummings Mr. Mrs. Galen Butterfield Miss Anne Nash Bill Carpenter Mr. Mrs. Albert Poliquin Mr. Mrs. Alston Downs Richard Fuller Roberta Albert Connie Day Mr. Mrs. Wayne King Douglas C. Ludden Mrs. Ellery Dow Mr. Mrs. Donald Worcester Willa Sewell Mr. Mrs. Elderson L. Aldrich Mr. Paul Hinton Mr. George Currier Leo Madore II Steve Dow Alan Currier Miss Yvonne Nelson Mr. Charles Leavitt Mr. and Mrs . Boyer Advisors To the faculty, and administration we both ex- press our gratitude for your co-operation in help- ing to get the 1967 yearbook underway. Particular attention must be given to that hectic day, October, 20, 1966, when you all so kindly allowed your classes to be interrupted for a day of pictures. To the graduating class of 1967, best of luck in all your future endeavors. May you all find luck, success and happiness as you set forth on gradu- ation day to meet new adventures in today's constantly changing world. To the classes of 1968, 1969, and 1970, be courageous for you too shall soon be on the thresh- old of a new world and its many challenges, true to your ideals and you shall have courage to meet these challenges. To the Pine Needles Staff of 1967, a heartfelt gratitude is expressed for your co-operation, faithfulness, and willingness to work in giving to Mattanawcook Academy the best yearbook ever. Special mention must be given to your staff officers in get- ting all materials ready. To one and all at M.A., we express our gratitude for your assistance you have given your yearbook staff in producing the Pine Needles, 1967. Your advisors, Peter J. Lucas Janice Y. Theriault 106 As editor of the Pine Needles of Mattanawcook Academy, I would like to con- clude the 1967 yearbook with these words. The year 1966-1967 has been one composed of excitement, joy, laughter, learning, and dreams of the future. We have tried to capture memories to be cherished by all for many years to come. For some, this is the end of four wonderful years; for others, it is just the beginning. We, the staff of the 1967 Pine Needles, have attempted to preserve some of the events of the past year with pictures and words centered around our theme The Heavenly Years. Many people have contributed to the making of this book. As editor I would like to express my appreciation for the help and co-operation that was given by the Pine Needles Staff. I would also like to thank our advisors, Mr. Lucas and Miss Theriault, for all the assistance they have given us in the preparation of this book. I appreciate the opportunity that I have had in serving the school as editor of the 1967 yearbook. This was a privilege for which I feel greatly honored and an experience which I will treasure in years to come. Sincerely your editor, (1967) cr 107 a Lindaj Patty Bonnie to SCHOOL SONG Hail Alma Mater! Colors maroon and gray. We'll sing our praises And stand by you always. For we are loyal sons and daughters Faithful in all our ways. We'll sing our praises For you dear old M.A. Rah! Rah! Rah! Hail Alma Mater! Colors maroon and gray. We'll sing our praises And stand by you always. For we are loyal sons and daughters Faithful in all our ways. We'll sing our praises For you dear old M.A. I Andrea Kf ■' K