Mattanawcook Academy - Pine Needles Yearbook (Lincoln, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1983 volume:

INDEX DEDICATION .........2 SENIORS ............3 UNDERCLASSMEN ... 29 ACTIVITIES ........39 SPORTS ............65 ADS .............. 97 AUTOGRAPHS........ 120 With much love and respect, we, the Class of 1983, would like to dedicate our yearbook to our fellow classmate, Robert Robertson. Rob- bie has been more than just “another student at Mattanawcook Acade- my. He has been a friend, example, and leader. From the first day we met Robbie, his smile, courage, and dedication made him dear in our hearts. Perhaps his outstanding qualities have made us all better people. We love you Robbie! Don't ever change! 2 ■The Senior Class Of 1983 At ary Frances Cahill PRESIDENT' Michelle Ann Hurd VICE PRESIDENT'' MARY FRANCES CAHILL YBK 4; Band 1-4; NHS 3. 4: NHS Sec. 4; Girls' State 3; Drama 1-4; Plays 2. 4; Usherette 3; Stud. Coun. 14; Int. Floor T4; Class Pres. 1. 3, 4; Cheer 3. 4; M Club 4; BB Mgr. 1; Int. VB 3. 4; FH 24; Int. RKT. 24; Stud. Coun. Pres. 4. BARBARA ANN SMITH YBK 3. 4; French Club 3: Drama T4; Plays 1-4; Usherette 3; YBK Editor 4; Class Sec. 4; Int. VB 2-4; FH 4; Int. Floor 3, 4; Int. Badmit. 3. 4; Thespian 4. MICHELLE ANN HURD Band I, 2; Usherette 3; Class V. Pres. I, 3. 4; Cheer 3; M Club 24; Int. VB 3. 4; FH 1-4; Girls' State 3. WANDA JEAN KIMBALL Usherette 3; Stud. Coun. 24; Class Treas. 4; Int. VB 3; FH 14; Int. Speedball 3; Int. Floor 3; Int. RKT Ball 3. A Barbara Ann Smith SECRETARY Wanda Jean Kimball TREASURER RICHARD NICHOLAS THERIAULT Class Treas I: Class Pres. 2: Maine Schol- ars ' 3. JEAN MARIE STEVENS YBK 4; YBK Editor 4; Band 14; NHS 2-4: NHS Treas. 4; French Club 3.4; French Club Pres. 4; French Club Sec. 3; Great Books 2: Stagehand I; Drama 14; Plays I 4; Usherette 3; Dis. Band 3; M Club I -4; BB Mgr 14; Track I; FH 2,3; Maine Scholars’ 3; Int. RKY Ball. Bruce Lee Thornton JOHN RICHARD TRASK M Club 24; Int. BB 14; Int. VB 14; BB I; Baseball 1,2; FB 1-4; Track 3,4. ALICE GAGNON YBK 4. Richard Nicholas Theriault Kelly Jean Cole John Richard Trask Jean MarieStevens BRUCE LEE THORNTON Int. BB 2; Int. VB 2.3; BB 1: FB 1-4; Track 3. KELLY JEAN COLE Band 14; BB 1,2; Int. BB 3.4; Int. VB 3.4: Int. Speedball 3,4; Int. FH 2-4; Pep Band 2,3. Alice Gagnon 5 Caroline Jane Dolan Paul Hanegan KAREN RENE LANE ERIC SANDMAN M Club 1-4; Int. BB 3; Int. VB 2-4; Ski 1-4; X Country 7; Track I; Tennis 2-4: Golf 1-4: Boys' State 3; Floor Hoc. 14. Karen Rene Lane Eric Sandman LAURIE ANN BROWN Chorus 1; Fut. Home. 1,2; BB 1-3; Int. BB 1 4; Int. VB 1-4; Track 1,2; FB Mgr. 1; Gymn. I ■4. KEVIN C. JIPSON Laurie Ann Brown Kevin C. Jipson BRUCE ALLEN MCINTYRE Ini. VB 3,4; Track I; Usher 3. SHANNON ROSE CREVOISERAT French Club 24: Thesp. 3.4: Plays 1-4; Dra ma 14: Int. VB I. Bruce Allen McIntyre Shannon Rose Crevoiserat RICHARD SCOTT FANCY YBK 4; Chorus 4: Drama 4; Plays 4; Int. VB 4: Bowl. 4; Track 4. BOBBI JEAN CROPLEY Band T3; Pep Band 1-4; Wrest. Mgr. 3,4. Richard Scott Fancy Bobbi Jean Cropley DOREEN PICARD Stud. Court. I; Class Off. 2; Plays 2. BRENT ALLEN BUDGE M Club 4; Int. VB 2; BB ; FB 24; Track 3,4, Tennis 1,2. Doreen Picard Brent Allen Budge KIMBERLY ANN SUTHERLAND Scholar s Day 3; Usherette 3; NHS 2-4; Stud. Coun. 4; Int. Floor Hock. 14; Class Off. 3; M Club 1-4; BB I: Int. VB 3; Track I- 4: FH 14; Wint. Track 2-4 JUDY HEWES Kimberly Ann Sutherland Judy Hewes JILL BLYNETTE TOLMAN Band 1.2; Pep Club I; Usherette 3; Stud. Coun. 14; Class Off. 1.3; At Club 1-4; BB I 4; Track 13; FH 14: Int. Rkt. Ball 13; Int. Badmit. 2,3: Int. FH 2.3; Int. Soccer 3; Int. BB 2. ROBERT RICHARD ROBERTSON NHS 24: NHS V. Pres 4. Jill Blynette Tolman Robert Richard Robertson 8 LESTER EARL CORDON SARAH SMART YBK 3.4; Band 1-4; Stagehand 14; Chorus 3.4; Drama 3.4; Plays 3.4; Drum Majorette -4; int. VB 2: Ski 2: Band Off. 3; Girls State 3; Pep Band 14; District Band 24; AllState 3.4. Kevin Scott Pepin WILLIAM CHARLES THORNTON Band 1.2; Usher 3; Int. VB 1. ELAINA LYNN GORDON Int. VB 4. Lester Earl Gordon Sarah Smart KEVIN SCOTT PEPIN BB 1; FB I. LORRAINE E. DILL Band 13; Plays 3; Stud. Coun. 3.4; Int. VB 3; Int. Socc. 3: Int. Floor Hoc. 3; Girls' State 3: Usherette 3; Pep Band 1-3; Tennis 1. Lorraine E. Dill William Charles Thornton Elaina Lynn Gordon 9 Susan Varley Burt H. Weed II SANDRA JEAN CHESLEY Band 14: Chorus 3,4; Drama 2-4; Plays 2-4; At Club 3,4; XCountry Mgr. 4; Track 1,3,4; Pep Club 3; Great Books 3: Pep Band 2; Band Off. 3; Dis. Chorus 3; Int. Floor 2,3. ROBERT ERIK STAVANG M Club 3,4, Ski 14; XCountry 2; FB 1; Track 1.2; Boys' State 3. 10 Sandra Jean Chesley Robert Erik Stavang TERRY lee trott M Club 3,4; BB 1,2; FB 14. DALE A. LEE YBK 4: Fut. Home. 13; Int. VB 1,2. Terry Lee Trott Dale A. Lee Philip Grover Dill TIMOTHY IRVING SINCLAIR M Club 3.4; Bowl. 14; Track 2; Plays 4. LISA MARIE RICHARDS Fut. Home. 1,4. PHILLIP GROVER DILL Baseball 1,3,4; Wrest. 14. LINDA JOAN FANCY M Club 24; Int. VB 3: Bowl. 2,3; Track 1,2. Linda Joan Fancy 11 Timothy Irving Sinclair Lisa Marie Richards SHERYL ANN VAILLANCOORT YBK 4; Fut. Home. 1,2; Drama 2-4; Plays 2- 4. RENE MARIE TASH French Club 2.3; Int. VB 2.4 Sheryl Ann Vaillancourt Rene Marie Tash Wilfred Joseph Bard Jr. Kendra Dee Jipson WILFRED JOSEPH BARD JR. Chorus I; Usher 3; M Club 3-4; Int. BB 3.4; Int. VB 2; BB 1-4; Track 3.4. KENDRA DEE JIPSON YBK 1.2; Band 1.2; Int. VB 1,2; Pep Club 1.2. 12 DAVID ALLEN HAMM M Club 3.4; Int. BB 14; Int. VB 24; BB 1-4; FB 14. PAM JEAN YCXJNG Lib Aide 2.3; M Club 24; Bowl. 2.4; FB Mgr. 3.4; Track Mgr 4. ------------ Donna Marie DeLancy LORNA RAE MICHAUD Pep Club 2; Tennis 1; FH Mgr. 3.4. DANIEL M. BOYNTON Ski 24. David Allen Hamm Anna Marie Blake Lorna Rae Michaud 13 Pam Jean Young DONNA MARIE DELANCY Band T4; Chorus 4; Plays 4; Int. Speedball 3; FH Mgr. 4. ANNA MARIE BLAKE Tennis 2; Pep Club 2,3. Daniel M. Boynton KAREN SUE COLBY Lib. Aide 3; Voc. School 3. ELIZABETH LYNN PELKY Lib. Aide 13; M Club 1-4: Int. VB 1-4; Bowl. 14; FB Mgr. 3; Softball 14 4. DONALD BRUCE NICKERSON Int. VB 14; Track 1. Elizabeth Lynn Pelkey Donald Bruce Nickerson LISA A. MCCORMICK Band 1,2. JEFF DAY Int. VB T4; FB 1-4: Track I; King Cand. 3. 14 Lisa A. McCormick Jeff Day JAMIE PLOURDE Plays I; M Club 4; BB 1.2; Wrest. 3. SALLY MARIE MOULTON Band 1-4: Int. VB 1.2; Tennis Mgr. 1.3.4; Int. Floor Hoc. . Jamie Plourde Sally Marie Moulton VINCENT PAUL RUSH M Club 3.4; BB 1-4; Track 3.4: Boys ' State 3. DARLA HOPE KING YBK 2; Band 1.2; Pep Band I. Vincent Paul Rush Darla Hope King JODY M. THEBERGE Band 1-4; Int. BB 1; BB 1,2; Int. Floor Hoc. 1,3; Tennis 1.3,4. LYNNE ANN BAILEY 15 Jody M. Theberge Lynne Ann Bailey Jolene Rebecca Gall SHIRLEY M. OWEN Fut. Home. 1-4; Int. VB 1,2. ALAN D. GRANT Plays 4; Int. VB 2-4; FB 2; Golf 4. Kelly J. Carlow JOLENE REBECCA GALL YBK Bus. Mgr. 4; Pep Club 4; Int. Soccer 3.4; Plays 4; Gymn.j3; Int. Floor Hoc. 3.4; Cheer 3.4; M Club 4; FH3,4; Int. RKT Ball 3.4 SHERLEY M. BRACKETT Band I. Sherley M. Bracket Jr. Shirley M. Owen Alan D. Grant KELLY J. CARLOW Chorus I: Cheer I. DERRYL P. NILES Int. BB 2,3; Int. VB 2.3: BB 2. Derry! P. Niles 16 JOEL WASHBURN SARAH REARDON YBK 4; Fut. Home. I -4; Int. Badmit. I 4: Int. RKT Ball 14; Pep Club2: At Club24; Bowl 14; Softball 14; FH 1-4. Joel Washburn Sarah Reardon Harley Markie Elizabeth Walcott SANDRA MARLENE ANDREWS Int. VB 2,3. SEAN WARREN HURD FB 3. Sandra Marlene Andrews Sean Warren Hurd DENYSE LYNN DAVIS Plays 2; Int. VB 3.4. TROY JAY LITTLEFIELD Band I; M Club 14; Int. BB 1-4; Int. VB 14; BB 13; FB 1.2: Golf 1,3.4. Denyse Lynn Davis Troy Jay Littlefield JANE ANN KING YBK 4. WILLIAM A. JIPSON Band 14; BB I. Baseball I. 18 Jane Ann King William A. Jipson DAVID A. SMITH ROBYN CAROL RYDER Lib. Aide 13; M Club 14; BB Mgr 24; FB Mgr 14; Track Mgr. 4; SB Mgr. 1,3; Wrest. Mgr I; Pep Club 2,4 David A. Smith Robin Carol Ryder Benn L. Curtis Holly Grant 19 Jackie Marie Mahull JAMES CHESSIE Chorus I. 2; Drama 1-4; Plays 14; M Club 14; Int. Rkl. I. 2; Int. VB 14; Ski 4; Baseball Mgr. I: BB Mgr. I; FB Train. 1-4. JACKIE MARIE MAHULL James Chessie SAM GAMBLIN KAREN SCJE MCCARTHY Class Treas. 2; BB 1-4; SB 1.2. Sam Gamblin Karen Sue McCarthy KEVIN W. JIPSON Int. BB 3. 4; Int. VB 3.4. KEVIN WAYNE JIPSON 20 Kevin W. Jipson Lesley A. McClain HENRY MURCHISON M Club 3, 4: Bowl. 14: XCountry 2; Track 2-4. SHERRI LEE SOMMERSON Fut. Home. 14; Int. VB I: Majorettes 1-4; FB Mgr 2; Pep Club 2. 21 Henry Murchison Sherri Lee Summerson TOM FEEZELL Ricky Birmingham ------------------------------- JACKIE WHEELER Valerie Tash ROBERT SHEDD LAVINA SMITH BB I; Int. BB 4; Bowl. 4; Track I, 2. 22 Robert Shedd Lavina Smith BOB LACHAPELLE Usher 2; Class Secy. 2; Int. BB 1.2.3; Int. VB 1-4; BB I; FB I DAVID P. PETE Bowling 14 RONNIE LEE PETE BB 1-4; FB 1-4 ROBERT ADAMS LOUIS GAGNON DANIEL LARLEE MICHAEL LARLEE RICHARD THIBODEAU SONYA WORSTER 23 Most Likely To Succeed Class Clowns 24 e -H o o ■— 2: m co Bill Sarah Jill Rob Peppy Cindy £ Danny Most Unique 25 Class Gluttons Bookworms Homemaker Handyman 26 That Blush Class Favorites Best Dressed 27 FRESHMEN RECEPTION Freshmen? Getting warm. Mr. Cool? Too Cool to fool, o.k.? OOl LA! LA! New trend? CIASSES c ) 3rnn n no CLASS OF 1984 Troy Nason Julie Worcester Steph Taylor Leslie Shorey Jim Cummings Jim Carr Allen Brown Russell Adkins Jamie Arnold Jon Brown Lisa Brown Linda Bourinot Bob Budge Reggie Adams David Cummings Tim Barker Cara Cruciani Tim Clark Brian Albert r 30 Lynn Gordon Ruth Kilbride Alison Lindquist Lee Cunningham Stephanie Brown Kathy Curtis Yvonne Bouchard Dale Jordan Darrell Mayo Ricky Davis Sean Heavin Janice McIntyre Gaye Lovett Bradley Mason Lori Hesseltine Amber Murchison Cathy Patterson Delores Mayo Sandra Lindsay Machele Foss Beth Davidson Jill Cunningham Marjo Hyde Kathy Lane Steve Mott Debbie Marston Leah Powers Shelly Springer Lorna Solomon Lori Rush Brenda Smith Mark McCarthy Kevin McGaw David Mantkes Chris Ocana Hayden McCarthy Maria Smith Adam Morrison 31 Cody Stow Dennis Sibley Robin Savage Donna Thompson Olivia Philbrook Ronda Perry Tracey Quirion Leanna Austin Betty Ramsay Ursula Smart Lisa Ryder Ann Sandman Leslie Shorey Theresa Pond Loree Smith Barry Thompson Jeff Stevens Lucas Tash Jim Polk Kevin Sutherland Greg Page Troy Mason Doug Parsons Steven Smith Tim Wilson Paul Theberge Julie Worcester Stephanie Taylor Steve Stanley Eric Albert Kim Stewart Kendra Walcott Regina McDermody Sherri Windsor Chandra Worster Dan Wolford Greg Zagorianakos Frank Vish Kim Williams Joan Young Debra Thibodeau Selena Violette 32 CLASS OF 1985 0 F F 1 C E R S Jennifer Dill Patti Gerry Sandy Tash Aimee Vandali Adam Asher Mike Bard Derek Ayer Chris Weed Mike Powers Elwood Farrington Danny Clark Wendy Crocker Tina Barker Greg Brown David Albert Aaron Boynton Bob Kuivanen Marc Crocker 33 Melissa Craig Theresa Clark Ann Briggs Mitzi Blood Mary Bard Ronnie Clough Stacy Brackett Sheila Arbo Maryetta Cottle Penny Chandler Jeff Chesley Mark Crocker Roger Cropley Allison Butler Kenyon Campbell Jim Tash Karen Edwards Debbie Haynes Rhonda Jordan Debbie King Jana King Susan Epp Tammy Kafka Doug Gordon Debbie Grant Sonya Flemming Denise Dundas Penny Pelkey Robin Gordon Wendy Grass Angela Pelkey Jolene McLain Sandra Gary Melissa McEwen Mike Gifford Kevin Lee Judy Mayo Penny Tash Tom Gorsline Lori Millett Mike Nantkes Randy O’Leary Larry Hesseltine Billy Flagg Wade Helsor Steve Lindsay Joe Solomon 34 Brian Nelson Steve Merritt Mark Mulligan Derek Maxwell Lorene Shorey Dawn Monroe Luanne Niles Susan Mason Bobbi Lyons Sally MacEachem Stacey Lancaster David McIntyre Steve Michaud Norman Plourde Brian Leonard Wayne McCarthy Benji Oliver Herbert Grant Wendy Muise Wayne Shaw Galen Smith Candy Stone Patti Gerry Michelle Folster Sandy Tash Liz Stavang Glen Porter Keith Priest Jon Pelkey Joel Richards Jennifer Dill Jennifer Perry Woody Summerson Cressa Garland Sue Tolman Beth Worster Aimee Vandali Darcey Twist Traci Whitney Stephanie Dyer Regina Voisine Dawn Whitney Tina Voisine Harlan Wheeler Jon Whitney Tom Vicaire Kurt Thompson Tom Whitney Roy Voisine 35 CLASS OF 1986 Jim Pettit Angela McLaughlin Therese Cahill Skip Gerry Kelly Davis Linda Dill April Brown Therese Cahil Robert Brown Bruce Albert Mike Archer Darrell Carlow Dennis Carver Lisa Baker Dawn Cottle Valerie Bryer Larry Audet Danny Archer Debbie Cummings Tina Connors 36 Brynn Jordan Lee Grant David Grant Joel Grant Cathy Edwards Lisa Libby Scott Jipson Tiffany Littlefield Angela Goodwin Bobby Berg Tate Alyward Jeanine Bard Darlene Delaney Carrie Colby Cathy Jenkins Skip Gerry Scott Lee Duane Furge Elaine Gray Denise Heavin Christine Kelley Mark Scott Shari Monroe Debbie Fox Shannon Hurd Barbie Foss Tammy Grant Lucinda Lee Ruth Muise Jim Lieberman Norman Brown Jim Pettit Jimmy Owen Danny McKay Frannie Murray Jamie Osgood Deanna Michaud Shawne Shorey Melissa Nantkes Laurie Merritt Lesley Robishaw Wanda Ryder Cindee Nelson Mary Russell Tammy Michaud Elivia Philbrook Susan Montgomery Gale Porter 37 Tom Savage Eric Arbo John Ciarocchi Rob Tomilson Billy Pedley James Shaw Rick Vicaire Tammy Sutherland Kemp Potter Angela McLaughlin Andrea Smith Wendy Webster Suzanne Weather bee Elaine Stevens Deedee Taylor Mark McIntyre John Jordan Jim La Pierre Susan Stanhope Sheila Muise Robert Sutherland Ricky Weather bee Mark Tolman Anders Kuivanen Leisa Tracy Diane Tash Penny Vaillancourt Bettina McMahan Tina Grant Tammy Larlee Grace Thompson Kevin Rich David Butler Tracy Smith Rick Wortman Lance Hacker Linda Wolford Tim Knights Jimmy Dill Dean Donaghy Harley Sprout Carolyn Tripp Teana Quinlan Eric Lewin Judy Thibodeau 38 CANDIDS Under Cover Agents Big Exit . . Play It M.A.! Checking Out The Action . . . 40 Another Excited M.A. Crowd . . x Z: q o oc uj o q q co SUPER CANDIDS rr v Rockin' Robin! Gossip Session Duh . . . I play football Cheerleaders? Warm-up Volunteer? English enthusiast Daytona 500? Hydrochloric acid? 41 Robert Robertson Kim Stewart Jill Cunningham Eric Sandman Mary Cahill Kim Sutherland Jean Stevens Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. Selection in this group is based on Character, Leadership, Service, and Scholarship. Once a student is selected, he is considered to be a member for life and must continue to demonstrate these qualities for the rest of his life. 0 F F 1 C E R S Kim Sutherland President Jean Stevens- Treasurer Robert Robertson V. President Mary Cahill Secretary n A T I O n A L H O n o R S 0 C 1 E T Y 42 STUDENT COUNCIL Valerie Bryer Andrea Smith Kim Sutherland Chris Ocana Skip Cerry Gaye Lovett Jill Tolman Jennifer Dill Wanda Kimball Joel Richards Sandy Tash Julie Worcester Mary Cahill Leslie Shorey Lorraine Dill The 19821983 Student Council is composed of 15 members. These students are elected by their classmates. At the bi■ monthly meetings, problems are discussed and sometimes action is taken. This council also sponsors activities which include Blood Drives and Winter Carni- val. Every person involved with the Student Council learns about leader- ship and responsibility; they, however, are not the only ones welcome at the meetings . . . any student is encouraged to participate in this student organization. OFFICERS Julie Worcester ■V. Pres. Mary Cahill ■Pres. Lorraine Dill ■Treas. Leslie Shorey ■Secy- 43 Mr. Mayo Danny Archer Roy Voisine Debbie Grant Judy Mayo Tina Voisine Jim LaPierre Susan Epp Jean Stevens Shannon Crevoiserat FRENCH CLUB The French Club is composed of students who are currently taking French. The French Club has grown in size and activeness over the years. Meetings, which are held twice a month, are both an educational exper- ience, and a fun time for its members. Anyone who is a French student is welcome to join. Secretary- Susan Epp Treasurer Judy Mayo V. President Shannon Crevoiserat President- Jean Stevens 44 DRAMA CLUB Randy O'Leary Cathy Lane Shannon Crevoiserat Mar jo Hyde Michelle Folster Rick Vicaire Sandra Lindsay Sue Epp Sarah Smart Ursula Smart Chris Ocana Jenny Pepin Carrie Dolan Kim Stewart Denyse Heavin Jim Chessie Betty Ramsay Sandra Chesley Lori Millitt Sally MacEachem Lorraine Dill Joel Richards Mary Cahill Jean Stevens Barbie Smith April Brown The M.A. Drama Club, under the supervision of Mr. Larry Porter, is composed of students who work on make up, sets, and perform in the yearly tA.A. productions. The main project of the Drama Club is the annual musical. This year’s production of “Bye, Bye, Birdie“ was a huge success. Much thanks goes to Mr. Porter for all his support. 45 WINTER CARNIVAL CANDIDATES Kemp Potter-Freshmen Willie Bard-Senior Terry Vish-Senior Kelly Walcott-Freshmen David Nantkes-Junior Aaron Boynton-Sophomore Jennifer Dill-Sophomore Stephanie Taylor-Junior Mattanawcook Academy's 1983 Winter Carnival was held the week before February vacation. Each class selected a king and queen candidate; these two were representatives of that particular class. Participation was the key word - every member of the student body was encouraged to be involved, for there were many activities to be involved in. Throughout the week, there were indoor and outdoor events, skits, snow sculptures, and posters. Also, there were king and queen races for the candidates, which filled the gym with enthusiasm. Because this year's theme was Fairy Tales, there seemed to be magic everywhere. Magic that was shared not only by classmates, but by every person of Mattanawcook Academy. This magic was brought about by spirit and good sportsmanship, which always brightens a Winter Carnival, ,4s in many fairy tales, a king and queen are needed to add color to the story. The runners-up of this Winter Carnival were Stephanie Taylor and David Nantkes from the class of 1984. The Queen and King were Terry Vish and Willie Bard from the class of 1983. 46 KING QUEEN RACES Terry Vish CLASS OF 83 Willie Bard Steph Taylor CLASS OF 84 David Nantkes Jennifer Dill CLASS OF 85 Aaron Boynton Kelly Walcott CLASS OF 86 Kemp Potter 47 SKITS . . Do Mot Fear . Heigh Ho! Heigh Ho! Will the shoe fit????? Give That To ME!! Once Upon a Time . . . Another happy ending AND MORE SKITS! 49 EVENTS! EVENTS! EVENTS! CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1984 CLASS OF 1985 CLASS OF 1986 SCULPTURES . . 51 “tj rn 52 Do C: r- o GIRLS’ BOYS’ STATE Mary Cahill, Lorraine Dill. Sarah Reardon. Sarah Smart, Shelly Hurd, Carrie Dolan. Terry Vish Special thanks go to the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary for without their support and interest, there would not be a Girls' or Boys' State. Dirigo Girls' and Boys' State gives young adults a chance to experience government. This week long project is offered to 500 high school juniors from around the state of Maine. The number of friends made increases each day. Together they share govern- ment processes and extracurricular activities. As the week progresses, the participants learn more about their country and about themselves. They realize that involvement is the key word, not only in this session, but in life itself. Harold Casey. Willie Bard. Burl Weed. Erik Stavang, Eric Sand man. Vincent Rush, Jeff Day (absent) 53 MAINE SCHOLARS’ DAY During May of 1982, four members of the class of 1983 attended the annual Maine Scholars' Day Pro- gram at the University of Maine at Orono. This pro- gram acquaints a select group of Juniors from Maine high schools with the UMO campus. Two days were spent informing participants about the different oppor- tunities that the University offers. Tours and lectures explaining the programs at UMO were given each day. A test was given as a competition for scholarships of different degrees. Much time was spent simply enjoy- ing campus life. The representatives of Mattanawcook Academy for the '82 program were Jolene Gall, Jean Stevens, Kim Sutherland, and Richard Theriault. GIRLS TRIO The girls trio is a group composed of nine girls. During the year, they performed at the Christmas Concert, Open House, the Coronation, and various other events. The girls practiced every week after school under the direction of Mr. Porter. Members are Christine Ocana, Sandra Lindsay, Michelle Fol- ster, Marjo Hyde, Sandra Gary, Sally MacEachern, Susan Epp, Sandra Chesley, and Kathy Lane. After months of diligent work, we, the Editors of the 1983 Pine Needles would like to present this yearbook to you, the student body. At this time, we feel that it is appropriate to thank all the members who gave their support and time to make it a success. Also, we would like to thank Mr. Jenkins for all the assistance he gave throughout the year. We hope this yearbook captures the memories of 1983 that are imprinted in your mind. Although there are thousands of memories, this year's Pine Needles gave a few of them to you at a glance ... , jJCuv -MxxMru € tinaN i n a . Your Editors, 55 to 3 O h o to 3 AI.A. BAND The band, under the direction of Mr. Larry Porter, does a lot more than just make noise. They perform during games, march in parades, raise money for scholarships for music camp, and of course get our school spirit up during pep rallies. The band includes 22 freshmen, 16 sophomores, 13 juniors, and 12 seniors. The 1982-83 band officers are Carrie Dolan, Kim Stewart, Aimee Vandali, and Angela McLaughlin. ■Jolene Gall FLUTES Elaine Gray Valerie Bryer Shawne Shorey Lisa Libby Melissa McEwen Andrea Smith Aimee Vandali Kathy Lane Judy Mayo Sandra Chesley Jennifer Dill 56 CLARINETS Wendy Webster Jana King Penny Cottle Paula Sleeper Lynn Gordon Kathy Edwards Machete Foss Donna DeLancy Kelly Cole Sally Moulton Denise Heavin Betty Jipson Mary Cahill ALTO SAXOPHONES April Brown Sarah Smart Michelle Folster Reggie Adams Brynn Jordan Lorinda Magoon Kim Williams Wendy Grass BASS Carrie Dolan Therese Cahill Joel Richards Eric Albert Tammy Michaud Angela McLaughlin Ricky Vicaire 57 T R a M p E T S Jim Tash Dale Jordan Sandra Lindsay Kim Stewart David McTntyre Jeanine Bard Jean Stevens Sally MacEachem Elvia Philbrook Carrie Colby Debbie King Burt Weed Cathy Jenkins Jodi McCarthy Deanna Michaud Angela Goodwin LOW BRASS Jim Pettit Kevin Sutherland Jody Theberge Steve Lindsay Bill Jipson Tim Barker Randy O'Leary D R a M S Coach Shirley Tolman Captain Sheri Summerson MAJORETTES The majorettes performed during Football and basketball games and marched in parades. The girls did a fine job under the supervision of Shirley Tolman. The captain of the squad is Sheri Summerson and the co-captain is Luanne Niles. Other members include Tammy Sutherland. Laurie Landry, Penny Vaillancourt, and Elizabeth Stavang. 59 SOPHOMORES Theresa Clark Susan Epp Debbie King Sally MacEachern Tina Voisine Mary Bard Sandra Gary Penny Chandler Rhonda Jordan Ann Briggs Karen Edwards Tina Barker Lori Millett JUNIORS Marjo Hyde Sandra Lindsay Stephanie Brown Chris Ocana Kathy Curtis Regina McDermody Amber Murchison Betty Ramsay Ursula Smart Kathy Lane The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Porter, includes 60 members-26 freshmen, 16 sophomores, 13 juniors, and 5 seniors. The Chorus Officers as pictured here are Christine Ocana, Sarah Smart, Penny Vaillancourt, and Mary Bard. The Chorus had participants in Open House in November, and some competed for All-State positions. Their Christmas and Spring concerts are the highlight of their performances. Jolene Gall- Carrie Colby Chris Kelley David Grant Tammy Grant Dawn Cottle Billy Pedley Lisa Baker Shannon Hurd Debbie Fox Tina Connors Darlene DeLancy Robert Brown Judy Thibodeau Mary Russell Grace Thompson Sue Montgomery Frannie Murray Susan Stanhope Penny Vaillancourt Elvia Philbrook Diane Tash Sherri Monroe Tiffany Littlefield Laurie Landry 61 VOCATIONAL There are several students who attended Vocational School this year. Vocational School is open to any student who is a Junior or Senior. There are several courses offered in the vocational program. They are Automobile Mechanics, Building Trades, Forest Harvesting, Food Service, Electricity, Welding, and Health Occupations. Automobile Mechanics is designed to provide the basic skills necessary to diagnose, service, and repair an automobile. Instruction is carried out on a unitized approach with the emphasis on learning how to learn. This is done so that students will have no trouble adjusting to this constantly changing profession. Building Trades is a basic course in building construction that includes some building experience on different types of structures. Students with special interest in electrical or plumbing work may proceed on an individual basis in those fields. Successful completion of this program will enable a student to begin work at an entry in the field of construction. The Forest Harvesting Program consists largely of production wood harvesting method and skills. Students who participate in this program are outside for most of their class time. After completion of this course, jobs in the Logging Industry are available. Food Service is a program designed for individuals entering the hospitality industry. Students are taught the principles of large quanity cooking. An actual snack bar and dining facility is operated by the students for practice purposes. The students in the Electricity program are taught the fundamentals as well as the concepts of the basic equipment. These skills are necessary to prepare them for an entry into an industrial, commercial, or private apprenticeship program. The students become familiar with and work with the electical theory and tools. They also test equipment of the trade and electrical codes. The Welding program privides an opportunity for all students to gain a basic education in the welding and metal fabrication field. They create work habits and attitudes conducive to successful employment. This program is divided into Welding I and Welding II courses. The Health Occupations Program is designed to provide basic knowledge and skills for persons interested in entering the health care field. An essential part of this program is actual patient contact during clinical experience at local hospitals and nursing homes. Successful completion of this program prepares students for entry into many health care occupations. 62 ALL IN A DAY’S WORK . . . CANDIDS PLUS Lynx Spirit! Gross Me Out! Musicians at Large! It‘s Mine! Save Me! 64 M.A. Interception! Taps Water! M.A. Gridiron! I pledge allegiance ATHLETICS- FIELD HOCKEY Jodi McCarthy, Dawn Cottle. Wendy Webster, Therese Cahill, April Brown, Denise Heavin, Cathy Jenkins, mgr., Linda Bourinot. Debbie Marston. Tina Barker, Denise Dundas, Lynn Gordon, Woody Summerson, Sue Tolman, Mitzi Blood. Lorna Michaud, mgr.. Carrie Dolan. Lisa Brown, Stephanie Taylor. Gaye Lovett, Janice McIntyre, Aimee Vandali, Patti Gerry. Kelly Walcott. Donna Delaney, mgr.. Coach Libbey. Coach Weather bee. Sarah Reardon. Kim Sutherland, Terry Vish. Shelly Hurd, Mary Cahill, Jolene Gall, Barb Smith, Wanda Kimball, Jill Tolman. Jill Cunningham Mary Cahill Jolene Gall Barb Smith Sarah Reardon Carrie Dolan Shelly Hurd Kim Sutherland Jill Tolman Wanda Kimball Terry Vish 66 CROSS COUNTRY Sandra Chesley, mgr., Kelly Davis, Larry Audet, Jim Pettit, Tim Barker, David Nantkes. Chris Weed. Adam Morrison, Larry Hesseltine, Olivia Philbrook, mgr., Coach Gallant, Tom Gors line, Lesley Robishaw, Laurie Merritt, Suzanne Weatherbee, Melissa Nantkes. Jamie Osgood, Brian Leonard 67 FROSH FOOTBALL Mark McIntyre. Troy Langley. Skip Gerry. Mike Archer. Darrell Carlow. Scott Jipson. Ricky Weatherbee. Kemp Potter. Chris Carr, Shawne Langley. Robert Brown, John Jordan. Tate Aylward. Rob Tomilson. Eric Lewin. Leigh Page. Mark Tolman 68 FOOTBALL Greg Brown, Galen Smith. Mike Gifford. Kevin Lee. Adam Asher. Pam Young, mgr.. Robin Ryder, mgr.. Marc Crocker. Aaron Boynton. Luke Tash. Lee Cunningham. Rickey Davis. Darrell Mayo, Troy Nason, Doug Parsons, Jon Brown, Greg Page. Jim Cummings, Bill Smallwood, Bob Budge. Jim Carr. Allen Brown. Ray Leet, Joel Richards. Galen Pelkey, Brent Budge. Terry Trott, John Trask. Jeff Weatherbee. Linwood Libby, Jeff Day. David Hamm. Hayden McCarthy. Jamie Arnold, mgr. For the 33 boys involved in the M.A. Varsity Football program, the fall of 1982 was very disappoint- ing. The 7 seniors, 18 juniors, and 8 sophomores began practice on August 9th with high hopes, great expectations, and dreams that did not materialize. Numerous early season injuries to key personel hindered the team's efforts at consistency in execution and we never gained the confidence needed to perform as a dominating unit. Wins and losses are important to an athletic team, but the individuals who compose the team, and how they respond to adverse situations, are even more important. Our captains John Trask, Terry Trott, and Jeff Weatherbee worked diligently throughout the season to keep the team unified and all of the boys worked hard in practice, kept a positive attitude, and behaved like winners on the field all the way up to the final game at Garland Street Field against John Bapst High School. The boys should certainly be commended on their positive contributions and response to the season of 1982. FOOTBALL CHEERING Julie Worcester. Theresa Pond. Leslie Shorey. Ann Sandman. Betty Ramsay. Jennifer Dill. Chris Ocana, Kim Thornton 70 GOLF Mark Mulligan Derek Ayer Steve Michaud Kenyon Campbell Harold Casey Eric Sandman Steve McConnell Brent Murchison Steve Merritt Keith Priest The M.A. golf team completed with a record of five wins and four losses for the 1982-1983 season. This represented a second winning season in a row and the third in four years to be enjoyed by the nucleus of Seniors of the team. The Lynx ’ regular season record was somewhat of a disappointment, but it did qualify them for the Penquis League Championship Tournament. It was at the Penquis Leagues that we got a measure of revenge. Some Superb playing by our numbers 3 and 4 men, Mark Mulligan and Steve McConnell, enabled us to capture third place in the League, defeating two teams that had beaten us during the regular season. We also participat ed in the state tournament as Senior Eric Sandman once again qualified for further competition. The Lynx will be hurt badly by graduation. We will lose not only some fine golfers, but also some good leadership when Eric Sandman, Harold Casey, and Troy Littlefield go their ways in June. They have been the glue which held our team together and they will be sorely missed. There is hope, however. Lettermen Brent Murchison, Mark Mulligan, Steve Merrit, and Steve McConnell will return. Last year also marked the biggest turnout for golf at M.A. in the last ten years. If the returning lettermen and the potentially strong returnees as Derek Ayer, Steve Michaud, and Harley Sprout work hard over the summer, the Lynx may be able to rebound in 83 84. 71 Tiffany Littlefield. Tim Barker. Tammy Michaud. Robert Sutherland. Olivia Philbrook. Sandra Chesley. Chris Ocana. Stephanie Brown. Ellen Boss. Terry Vish. Joel Richards. David Nantkes. Adam Morrison. Cathy Jenkins Joe Galant. Lisa Libby. Billy Pedley. Leslie Robishaw. Shannon Hurd. Melissa Nantkes. Machele Foss. Kim Thornton. Kim Sutherland. Brian Leonard This year's indoor track team was composed of twenty-one participants and three managers. This was a good season for the team and their hard work and efforts were rewarded. Mattanawcook Academy's team competed at UMO with various high schools around eastern Maine. Certain members later qualified for the States. Congratulations to the team for a well-done Season! 73 BOYS FROSH BASKETBALL Coach Arthers. Mike Archer. Skip Gerry. Scott Jipson. Jim Pettit. Bruce Albert. Jim LaPierre, Scott Lee. John Jordan. Danny Archer BOYS J. V. BASKETBALL Steve Merritt. Paul Theberge. Mark Mulligan. Steve McConnell. Mike Gifford. Marc Crocker Mark McCarthy. Bill Smallwood. David Albert. Coach Libbey. Kenyon Campbell. Aaron Boynton Tom Vicaire 74 I rj Mr. Sibley. Adam Asher. Keith Priest. Jim Carr. Willie Bard. Galen Pelkey. Hayden McCarthy. David Hamm. Mr. Libbey, Jim Polk. Bob Budge. Ron Pete, Steve Shorey. Vincent Rush The M.A. Boys' Varsity Basketball team was led this year by four returning seniors, Willie Bard, Ron Pete, Vincent Rush, and David Hamm. Although their overall season record wasn’t fantastic, the team's determi- nation was outstanding. They never gave up until the final buzzer went off. Much appreciation goes to all the loyal Lynx fans who stood behind the team the entire season. Also, thanks goes to Coach Sibley and Assistant Coach Libbey for all their help. B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L 75 Mr. Reed. Kim Williams, Deb Mars ton. Linda Bourinot. Jill Tolman. Patty Gerry, Stephanie Taylor. Wendy Webster, Kelly Walcott. Lisa Brown. Rhonda Perry, Gaye Lovett. Janice McIntyre. Jean Stevens. Jill Cunningham. Karen McCarthy Deb King. Mr Ballard. Sandy Tash. Woody Summerson. Sue Tolman. Dawn Cottle. Jody McCarthy. Threase Cahill. Kelly Davis. Wendy Webster. Tracy Quirion. Suzanne Weatherbee. Jenny Pepin. Deb Haynes. Carolyn Tripp G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L 76 WRESTLING Allyson Lindquist. Brad Mason. Darrell Mayo, Herbert Grant. Elwood Farrington. Larry Lee. Galen Smith. Lee Grant. Tracy Smith. Allen Brown. Bobbi Cropley. Coach Pietras. Dale Jordan. Jim Cummings. Troy Nason, Eric Folnsbee, Larry Hesseltine, Tom Gorsline. Dennis Sibley, John Ciarrochi The 1983 Wrestling Team started their season under the disciplined eye of Coach Henry Pietras. The team used the season as a rebuilding year as they have only one senior. Stanley Mott, out of a team of eighteen. The majority of the team was composed of juniors. There were eight juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. In a rebuilding year such as this one, great care was taken in keeping morale high. Therefore, the best aid for the team and their success was support of the team by all the loyal fans who attended the matches. 77 X Oc CO BASKETBALL CHEERING i T Y Loree Smith Julie Worcester Sally MacEachem Leslie Shorey Theresa Pond Mary Cahill Jennifer Dill Jolene Gall Valerie Bryer Angela McLaughlin Candy Stone Angela Goodwin Deanna Michaud Andrea Smith Tina Barker Jeanine Bard Bettina McMahan Darlene Delaney 78 Greg Brown. Eric Sandman. Lori Merritt. Kim Stewart The Ski Team had an outstanding season. We had a slow start, but in February things got better This yeaTwe were aNe to have a girls team for the first season in a long time. Though the team was small. —on f° qualify for the Class B State Championships. 79 Tim Sinclair, Jody Theberge. David Pete, Henry Murchison, Tim Wilson. Steve Stanley Greg Page. Brent Murchison. Kevin Sutherland. Mark Crocker 80 Jon Pel key, Chris Weed. Roy Voisine, Benji Oliver Stephanie Dyer. Penny Pelky. Debbie Grant. Jennifer Perry The M A Bowler Tradition continued this year in its usual outstanding man ner The 1983 season of bowling saw many trophies brought home to M A. via the bowlers. The team events are perhaps the most exciting of all bowling events In the past both boys and girls bowling teams have represented M. • well. There have been many Eastern Maine and State titles and hopefully many more to come. 81 SPORTS CANDIDS 82 Down For The Count . . . Four!!! Score for a Goal!! 84 Side View Through For Two! Running For The Money Loose Ball Out Of Control! Strike? The Power House Curve Ball co ex, O ct: h- co 87 David W. Leigh ■ Principal: B.A. Lebanon Valley College, M.A. Syracuse Clniv.; M.A. CJMO: 2 yrs. at M.A. Clarence S. Thompson ■ Asst. Principal: Student Council: B.S. Husson, M. Ed. UMO; 9 yrs. at M.A. Donald W. Ballard Guidance: B.S. IMO, M.Ed. UMO; 14 yrs. at M.A. 90 ADMINISTRATION Harris P Art hers Ronald Jenkins Clayton Worster Harley R Murchie Kendall Olsen Harris P. Arthers Mathematics; Asst. FB. Asst. BB. Class Advisor; B.S. UMO; 6 yrs. at M.A. Ronald Jenkins Mathematics; Yrbk. Adv, A.B. UMO. M.A. Boston College; 15 yrs. at M.A. Clayton Worster Mathematics. CRT; B.S. UMO. M.A.T. UMO. C.A.S. UMO; Harley R. Murchie Chemistry; B.A. Ricker College; 24 yrs. at M.A. Kendall Olsen Biology; B.S. Ed. UMO; Asst. FB; 2 yrs. at M.A. Loren Sibley ■ Health. Athletic Director; BB Coach: B.S. UMO; 3 yrs. at M.A. William F Welch. Jr. Biology; B.S. UMO; 12 yrs. at M.A. Martha Martin ■ Spec,a! Ed.; Special Olympics Ski Coach PET person. Class Advisor. B A Special Ed. UMF. Elem. Ed. UMF: 2 yrs. at M.A. Loren Sibley 91 William F. Welch, Jr. Earlene K. Aylward Roy G. Crawford Sarah M. Crockett Dean A. Libbev Earlene K. Alyward Library; B.A. UMO, M. Ed. UMO, MLS UMO; 18 yrs. at M.A. Roy G. Crawford English; FB. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Class Advisor; B.S. Ed. Indiana (Jniv. of Pa.; 5 yrs. at M.A. Sarah M. Crockett ■ English: B.A. Gordon College, Wenham. MA.; 16 yrs. at M.A. Dean A. Libbey English; Field Hockey. J. V. BB. Softball; B.S. (1 MO; 6 yrs. at M.A. Glenn McLellan English; Great Books. Tennis. B.S.E. UMO; Class Advisor; 8 yrs. at M.A. Greg Reed Mary Heal Greg Reed English; Girls' V. BB. Baseball. Golf. Great Books; B.S. English (JSM; 9 yrs. at M.A. Mary Heal ■ Gifted and Talented; B.S. CIMO. M. Ed. Boston University; 2 yrs. at M.A. Vincent A. Mayo ■ French; HHS; B. A. Hasson College; 12 yrs. at M.A.; French Club Vincent A. Mayo 92 FACULTY David Bosse Nicholas S. Zagorianakos Lynne Haynes Harry Epp Joseph Gallant Rachael Keller David Bosse Cooperative Education; B.A. St. Francis College; lOyrs. at M.A. Harry Epp AGS Social Science Chaminade CJniv.; BGS Social Studies Cha- minade Clniv. Joseph Gallant-OS. History. X-Country. Track. B.A. UMO: 4 yrs. at M.A. Rachael Keller Social Sciences. CRT: B.S. USC M.S. CJMO. M. Ed. CJMO: 17 yrs. at M A. Nicholas S. Zagorianakos Social Studies; B.A. St. Anselm s College; 19 yrs. at M.A. Dale Curry Dale Curry Physical Education; Intramurals. Lynne Haynes Physical Education. Intramurals. Class Advisor. B.S. Education- CJMO; 3 yrs. at M.A. 93 David Robert Bean Peter J. Lucas Mary Richard William Merritt David Robert Bean Business Education, Jr, Business Training; B.S. Business CIMM; 13 yrs. at M.A. Peter J. Lucas Business Education, CRT; B.S. Education Husson College; 10 yrs. at M.A. Mary Richard-Business Education, Senior Class Advisor; B.S. Husson College; 16 yrs. at M.A. Henry Pietras Larry A. Porter William Merritt-Driver Ed.; B.S. CIMM; 24 yrs. at M.A. Henry Pietras lndust. Arts; Kean College; I yr. at M.A.; wrestling Keith Strange-lndust. Arts. Power Metals; B.S. Education CISM; 7 yrs. at M.A. Larry A. Porter-Music. Drama, B.S. Mus. Ed. Lowell State College; Girl's Trio; 4 yrs. at M.A. Pauline Webster Home Economics; B.S. Farmington State Teachers College; 22 yrs. at M.A. Keith Strange Pauline Webster 94 95 % MY FRIEND Looking at the high school My thoughts are instantly on you, my friend. The laughter and joys we shared Are still very much alive in my mind. The sadness and tears are also in my thoughts. But, what was most important. We came through these times together. Our friendship had grown as well as we did. The saying is true, I guess . .. That we never really appreciate What we have Until it is no longer with us. Such is the case with you And with Mattanawcook Academy itself. Before I leave the grounds, I take another look at this isolated school. Why can't we be together again for one year? A half of a year? A month? My mind is boggled And I angrily kick the wall of bricks. As I walk away, Tears flow from my eyes . . . Not for the ache of my foot, But for the ache of my heart ... 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