Mattanawcook Academy - Pine Needles Yearbook (Lincoln, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

Someone said, I need help with my jump shot. Mr. Reed, will you help me?” And he helped. Another said, Mr. Reed, we’re having a car wash to raise money. Will you be there?” And he was. And still another said, I'm having trouble understanding Shakespeare. Will you help me learn, Mr. Reed?” And he taught. For all the time, dedication, and understanding he has given us, the Class of 1984 dedicates this edition of Pine Needles, with pride and gratitude, to Mr. Greg Reed — a coach, an advisor, but, above all. a teacher. Thanks, Mr. Reed. You've got class. Richard Greenlaw Principal Clarence Thompson Asst. Principal Diane Whitney Office Secretary Joyce Fish Staff Secretary Nellie Hamm Guidance Secretary Donald Ballad Guidance Counselor Loren Sibley Athletic Direcor AVMimZKAZJOM QUmAMS ueuczy Sarah Crocket! Earlene Alyward Greg Reed Glenn McLellan Dean Libbey Roy Crawford Clayton Worster Ronald Jenkins Mary Wilbur Harley Murchie William Welch Kendall Olsen Vincent Mayo Bonnie White Dale Curry Lynn Haynes 5 Nick Zagorianakos Rachael Keller Joe Gallant David Bosse Mary Richard Peter Lucas David Bean Bill Merritt Larry Porter Pauline Webster Keith Strange Henry Pietras Lori Lowell Alyson Goodwin Cora Clay Norma Dill 6 SStfJOK SUPSKJCAZmS4 Lisa Hayden C L A S S G L U T T O N S REGGIE HAMILTON ADAMS Band 1-4, M Club 3.4-. Pep Band 2-4 TIMOTHY WAYNE CLARK Chorus 1-4, Dis. Chorus 3, All State 3, Plays 3. BRIAN ALBERT YBK 3.4. CARA ANNE CRUCIANI YBK 3.4, Chorus 2-4, Dis. Chorus 2.4, Drama Club 1-4, Plays 1-4. ERIC R. ALBERT Band 1-3, M Club 2-4, Ski 1-4, B St. 3. DAVID MILTON CUMMINGS Int. VB 3, BB 1,2. JAMES CLIFFORD ARNOLD M Club 3-4, BSB Mgr. 1.2, BB Mgr. 1.2) FB Mgr. 3.4. JAMES RUSSELL CUMMINGS Chorus 1, M Club 2-4, Bowl 1.2, BSB 3.4, FB 1-4, Track 1, Wres. 2.3, Int. FH 2-4. JON P. BARKER Bowl 1.2. JILL MARIE CUNNINGHAM YBK 3.4, FR Club 2. Plays 4, Usherette 3, NHS 2-4, Class Of. 1.2, M Club 1-4, BB 1- TIM LEE BARKER Band 1-3, M Club 1-4) Int. BB 1.2) Int. VB 1-3) Bowl 2) X Coun. 1-4, Track 2-4. 4, Int. BB 1.2, Int. VB 1.2, SB 1-4, Int. FH 1.2, HOYF 2, VOD 3.4, G St. Alt. 3, WC Candidate 1, Math 2-4, MSD 3. ELLEN ANN BOSS M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1-4) X Coun. I) Track 1-4. LEE ROBERT CUNNINGHAM M Club 3.4, Bowl 1.2. BSB 4. FB 1.3.4. LINDA JEAN BOURINOT YBK 4-. Plays 4, M Club 1-4, BB 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, FH 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Int. RKT Ball 1-4. KATHLEEN RUBY CURTIS Chorus 1.3.4, Fut. Horn. 1.3, M Club 2-4, Int. VB 1, Bowl 2-4, Track 3.4. JUDY ANN BOWEN Int. BB 2, Int. VB 1-3, Int. 1-3. BETH ANNE DAVIDSON FR Club 2, Usherette 3, NHS 3.4. ALLEN KENNETH BROWN M Club 2-4, Int. VB 1-4, FB 1-4, Track 1-4. RICKY ALLEN DAVIS FB 3, Wres. 4. LISA M. BROWN YBK 4, M Club 1-4, BB 1-4, SB 1-4, FH 1- 4, Int. RKT Ball 2-4, Pep Club 1.2. LISA M. DOANE Fut. Horn. 1.2.4, Int. VB 2, Bowl 2.4. ROBERT JOSEPH BUDGE Ushers 1, M Club 2-4, Int. BB 1-3, Int. VB 1.2, BSB 1-4, BB 1-4, FB 1-4. ALFRED JAMES DONAGHY BB 3. RONDALD MIKE DYER FB 2. JAMES P. CARR Ushers 3, M Club 3.4, Int. BB 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, BB 1-4, FB 1-4, B St. 3, B St. 3. MACHELE LOUISE FOSS Band 1-4, M Club 4, Int. VB 3, Track 2-4, FH 4, Dis. Band 3.4. JAMES CHRISTOPHER CHESSIE Chorus 1-3, Drama Club 1-4, Plays 1-4, M Club 1-4, Int. BB 1.2, Int. VB 1-4, FB Trainer 2-4. SHARON LOUISE GAGNON 9 LYNN MARIE GORDON YBK 4, Band 1-4, Int. VB 1,2, FH 2-4, Plays 4, Tennis Mgr. 2.3, Pep Band. KAREN MAY GUTHRIE SEAN M. HEAVIN Int. VB 4, Bowl 1.2. MARJOLAINE L. HYDE Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Plays 2-4, Girls' Trio 1-4, All State 3.4, Dis. Chorus 2-4. BETTY JO JIPSON Band 1-4, Plays 1.3, M Club 3.4, Pep Club I, Pep Band 1-4. COLIN CALVIN JIPSON DOUGLAS WAYNE JIPSON Band 1.2, Plays 3, BB Mgr. 1.2, Wres. I. DALE O. JORDAN Band 1.3.4, Chorus 4, M Club 2-4, Int. VB 3, FB 4, Track 1-4, Wres. 1-4, Pep Band 3.4, Math 3.4, B St. 3, MSD 3. RUTHELLEN KILBRIDE Chorus 2, Drama Club I, M Club 1-4, BB 1.2, Int. BB 1-4, Track I. KATHY LEIGH LANE Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Plays 1-4, M Club 3.4, Int. VB 1-4, UMPI App. 3, Amer. Spirit 3, Thespian 3.4, Pep Band 1-4, Girls’ Trio 3.4, Musicals 2.4. LAWRENCE H. LEE Plays 3.4, M Club 2-4, BSB 3, FB I- 4. RAY T. LEET M Club 3, Int. VB 3, FB 3. ALISON LEE LINDQUIST Wres. Mgr. 2-4, M Club 2-4, Int. VB 1-4, Track 2-4, FH 2, Int. RKT Ball 2, Pep Club I, Int. FH 1-4. SANDRA JEAN LINDSAY Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 3.4, Plays 2-4, Drum Majorette 3, M Club 4, Girls' Trio 2-4, Stage Band 2-4, G St. Alt. 3, All St. Chorus 3.4, Dis. Chorus 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Chorus Rep. 4. LEANN GAIL LLOYD Int. FH 3.4. GAYE STARR LOVETT YBK 4, Usherette 3, Student Council 3.4, Class Of. I, M Club 1-4, BB 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, FH 1-4, Tennis 1-4, G St. 3, Student Council Treas. 4, Who's Who 4, Int. FH 1.2, Int. RKT Ball 1-4. JANICE RUTH MCINTYRE YBK 4, Drama Club I, Plays 4, Class Of. 4, M Club 2-4, Int. VB 1-4, SB 1-4, Int. Speedball 2, Int. FH 1-4, Int. Bad. 1.2, Int. RKT Ball 1-4, BB Mgr. 1-4, FH 1-4, Pep Club 1-3. LORI ANN MARTIN Fut. Horn. I. BRADLEY JAMES MASON M Club 2-4, Int. VB 3 4- Wres. 1-4. DARRELL JAMES MAYO Int. VB 3.4, FB 3.4, Track 2 4- Wres. 3.4. HAYDEN BLAINE MCCARTHY Ushers 2, M Club 2-4, Int. BB 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, BSB 1-4, BB 1-4, FB 2-4. MARK ERIC MCCARTHY M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, BB 1.3.4, FB 1.3. STEVE MORRIS MCCONNELL M Club 1-4, BB 1-3. KEVIN ALLEN MCGAW GEORGE THOMAS MCLAIN LARRY H. MCMOARN Int. BB 3, Int. VB 3, BB 3. TEACHERS PESTS CLASS GOSSIPS Ronda Larry Janice % Steve HARVARD BOUND Ronda Brian MOST ALL AROUND Julie David ADAM GERRY MORRISON M Club 3.4, Int. VB 3.4, BB I, X Coun. 3, FB 1, Track 2-4, Golf 2; B St. 3, lnt. FH 1-4; Ind. Track 3,4; Ind. Track 3.4. 1-4. BB 1-3. LEAH MAE POWERS Library Club 2.3, Bowl 1.2. STEVE MOTT TRACEY JEANNE QUIRION Band 1-4, Plays 2-4, NHS 2.4, M Club 4, BB 1-3, FB Stats 3.4, Track 1.3.4, G St. AMBER JANE MURCHISON YBK 3.4, Chorus 1-4; Dra- ma Club 4; Plays 1,4; NHS 3,4; Bowl 1. 3.4; MSD 3; MA Reporter 3.4. GLEN KELLY NELSON ELIZABETH ANNE RAMSAY Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 2- 4. Cheer 2.3, M Club 3,4. MARIA CHRISTINE OCANA Chorus 1-3, Drama Club 1- 4. Plays 4-, Usherette 3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 3.4; Cheer 1-3; M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1-4; X Coun. 1, Track 1-4. LORI ANN RUSH Chorus 2.3, Fut. Horn. 1.2.4. GREGORY W. PAGE Int. VB 1,2, Bowl 3, FB 1-4. ANN E. SANDMAN YBK 4, Drama Club 1-4, Plays 4, NHS 3.4, Cheer 1-4, M Club 3.4, Ski 2-4. DOUG PARSONS M Club 2-4, Int. VB 1-4, FB 1-4, Track 1-4. STEVE SCOTT SHOREY Tennis 2. M Club 2-4, BB 1-4, FB 1. LINDA MICHELLE PARSONS YBK 1-3, Chorus 1-4, Plays 1-3; Usherette 1-3, Student Council 1-3; BB 1-3, Int. BB 1- 3, SB 1-3, All St. Chorus 1-3. LESLIE LAUREEN SHOREY YBK 4, Band 2.3, Library Club I, Usherette 3, Student Council 1-4, Class Of. 1-3, Cheer 1-4; M Club 2-4. CATHERINE ANN PATTERSON DENNIS H. SIBLEY M Club 1-4, Tennis 1.2, Wres. 1-4. GALEN PAUL PELKEY M Club 1-4, Int. BB 2,3; Int. VB 1- 4, BB 1-4, FB 1,3,4, Track 2-4. WILLIAM H. SMALLWOOD M Club 3.4, BB 2-4, FB 2-4. BRENDA ELAINE SMITH Fut. Horn. 1.2.4. KATHY ANN PELKEY Int. BB 2.4, Int. VB 1.4, Health Oc. 3. LOREE JANET SMITH YBK 4, Chorus 1.2, Plays 4, Cheer 1-4, M Club 3.4, Int. VB 1-4, Track 1.2. RONDA JOYCE PERRY YBK 4, Chorus 1, NHS 3.4, M Club 2-4, BB 1-4, Tennis 1-4, G St. 3, MSD 3, Math 3, MA Reporter 3.4. MARIA E. SMITH Chorus 1.2, Fut. Horn. 1.2.4, Pep Club 3, Library Club 4. OLIVIA ANN PHILBROOK M Club 3,4; X Coun. Mgr. 3.4, Track Mgr. 1-4; Ind. Track 2-4. STEVEN OWEN SMITH Bowl 2. JAMES D. POLK Ushers 3, M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, BSB LORNA JEAN SOLOMON 13 STEPHEN DALE STANLEY Int. VB 2, Bowl 1-3, FB 2. CHARLENE D. WHEELER Fut. Horn. I. JEFFREY WAYNE STEVENS M Club 1-4, X Coun. I. KIMBERLY ANN STEWART YBK 2; Band 1-4, Chorus ls Drama Club 1-4, Plays 3.4i NHS 2-4-. Student Council I, M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1.2, Ski 3.4, SB 1-4, FH 1.2, All State Band 3, G St. 3, MSD 3, Band Of. 1-4, Dis. Band 2-4, Stage Band 1.4, Ind. Track 1.2, Pep Band 2-4. CODY MARVIN STOW KEVIN EUGENE SUTHERLAND Band 1-4, Int. VB 2, Bowl 1-3. LUCAS TROY TASH M Club 2-4, BSB 1-4, FB 3. STEPHANIE MAE TAYLOR YBK 4, Usherette 3, NHS 3.4, Class Of. 1-4, M Club 3.4, BB 1-4, FH 2-4, Tennis 2- 4. KIMBERLY ROSE WILLIAMS Band 1-4. M Club 3.4, BB Mgr. 2-4, Int. VB 1.2, Tennis 1-4, Pep Band I, Plays 4. TIMOTHY C. WILSON M Club 4, Bowl 1-4, FB 2. CHANDRA MARIE WORSTER Int. FH 2. JULIE BETH WORCESTER YBK Editor 4, YBK 4, Plays 4, Usherette 3, NHS 3.4, Student Council 1-4, Class Of 1-4, Cheer 1-4, M Club 2-4, It. VB 1.2, BSB Mgr. 1.2, Student Council VP 3.4, G St. 3, Great Books 1.2, WC Candidate 2, Int. FH 1.2, Int. RKT Ball 1-3, Who's Who 4. JOAN ELLEN YOUNG Band I, Int. VB 2. GREGORY N. ZAGORIANAKOS Int. VB 1.2, FB 1.2, B St. 3. PAUL EMILE THEBERGE M Club 2-4, Bowl 2, BB 1.3, Tennis 3.4, Golf 4. BARRY D. THOMPSON YBK 1-4, Band 1.2, Chorus 2.4, Plays 3.4, M Club 1-4, Int. VB 1-4, FB 1.2.4, Track I, Ind. Track 1.2. DONNA DARLENE THOMPSON Chorus 4. KIMBERLY RYANN THORNTON Chorus 1.2, Plays 4, Cheer 1-3, M Club 3.4, FB Mgr. 1.4, Track 1-4. FRANK MICHAEL VISH Ushers 3, Int. VB 2, FB 3, Class Marshall 3. 14 KENDRA JEANNE WALCOTT Int. VB 1-3, Int. FH 1.2. Class Artists Delores Jeff Bookworms Ronda Brian Best Dressed Gaye Steve Julie Beth Worcester President Janice Ruth McIntyre Vice President SONG: Haven’t We Been Here Before COLOR: Blue S Silver MOTTO: We’ve Traveled The Winding Road ... Together Memories Of The Past Are Cherished Forever! FLOWER: Rose Leslie Laureen Shorey Treasurer Stephanie Mae Taylor Secretary 17 18 Deborah Thibodeau Kendra Jeanne Walcott Steve Dale Stanley Brent Murchison Alison Lee Lindquist James Clifford Arnold Tracey Jeanne Quirion Eric R. Albert A SPECIAL FRIEND IS A TREASUREll James D. Polk 19 Kevin Allen McGaw Ursula Ann Smart Reginald H. Adams Machele Louise Foss 20 David Nantkes Theresa Diane Pond Raymond T. Leet Linda Jean Bourinot Ruthellen Kilbride Paul E. Theberge Amber Jane Murchison Robert Joseph Budge Leann Gail Lloyd V , Leah Mae Powers Selena Violette David Milton Cummings Ann E. Sandman James P. Carr Dale O. Jordan Maria E. Smith 23 Hayden B. McCarthy Loree Janet Smith Ronald Mike Dyer Jon Brown Mark Eric McCarthy , jL 4 25 Debbie Marston Kimberly Ann Stewart Steven Owen Smith Joan Ellen Young Adam Gerry Morrison Cara Anne Cruciani Sandra Jean Lindsay Colin Calvin Jipson 26 Daniel Wolford A GOOD FRIEND IS FOREVER Gregory N. Zagorianakos 27 Lisa M. Doane Gilman Currier Stephanie Ann Brown 28 Kevin E. Sutherland Lorna Jean Solomon Olivia Ann Philbrook Jonathan P. Barker Kimberly Ryann Thornton Steve Scott Shorey 29 Doug Parsons Lynn Marie Gordon I 3 Catherine Ann Patterson Gregory W. Page Chandra Marie Worster Kathy Leigh Lane Allen Kenneth Brown Lee Robert Cunningham Jill Marie Cunningham James Russell Cummings LeAnna Austin Tammy Whitney 32 MX scmoox Because of their warm and friendly personalities. Julie and David have been chosen as our All School Favorites of 1984. Their dedication throughout the walls of Mattanaw- cook Academy and the athletic fields of our school portrays a quality about them that makes these two people very special, congratulations Julie and David. May you both find happiness in all that you do. OUK MSA K ZS Just one more kiss while the parents are away the kids will play Just call me the spotted wonder What a mess Don’t cry you’ll live Elementary my dear I can't breath Suddenly the month of October shriveled up and blew off the calendar. The search for a director became frantic. Just as No- vember was rolling our it's basketballs, a volunteer was found and casting began. It was now or never. Then came the snow storms and the lost rehearsals. It was almost never! In spite of all the difficulties, all the elements and all the squabbles, the class of '84 was able to pull together once again and Our Hears Were Young and Gay” became another senior success story. Who will forget Ann and Sandra as the two lost sheep who really weren't so upset at being lost? Or Janice's bed bugs? Or Larry as a Harvard man? Or Dale parading to class as Moliere? (Nice tights) Just one more curtain call for the class of '84. Cast Steward Tim Clark Mrs. Skinner: Lynn Gordon Cornelia Ann Sandman Otis: Doug Parsons Emily Sandra Lindsay Purser: Allen Brown Stewardess: Beth Davidson Dick: Jim Chessie Admiral Tim Wilson Harriet: Kathy Curtis Winnifred: Cara Cruciani Leo: Larry Lee Inspector Amber Murchison Madame ETise: Mario Hyde Therese: Janice McIntyre Monsieur De La Croix: Dale J. Window Cleaner Tim Clark youm Am QAV Gosh I'm handsome Those dreaded safety pouchei You've got to be kidding What's the next line? I think I'm gonna be sick! Which way to the ladies room? NAME AMBITION MOST OFTEN SEEN WITH CAUSE OF DEATH FAVORITE SAYING Adams. Reggie Diesel Mechanic Friends Nuclear Bomb Beats Me Albert. Brian Be A Computer Programmer the Table Analysis Be Serious Albert. Eric To Be Wealthy Jimmy Carr And Shawne Shorey Possible Yes. Many Arnold. Jamie To Be Rich Friends Accident Be Serious Barker. Tim To Get A Tan Girls Red Hair What The $$%• Boss. Ellen Marry Mr. Gallant Debbie And Alison 440's I’m Bored Bourinot. Linda To Lose Weight!! Jody And Gaye Basketball Practice 1 Hear Ya! Bowen. Judy To Find An Ambition Alfred. Penny And Kendra Lori’s Questions Get Outa Here Brown. Allen State Police Food Old Age I'll Do It Brown. Jon Graduate Lisa Beef Barn Imagine That Brown. Lisa To Be Happy Jon Jon's Chevelle Don’t Root On Me Budge. Bobby Graduate From College Nicky Xxxx 1 Hear Ya Carr. Jimmy Game Warden Math Teacher Shawne Smell Of Lincoln Mrs. Crockett!!! Chessie. Jim To Graduate after 5 years Reggi Chainsaw Squeak, how's your car running? Clark. Timmy To Go To College For Business Law Maria School Food Wrong! Cottle. Penny To Graduate Leanna And John Lori's Questions Frig It Cruciam. Cara Get One Of My Books On The Best Seller List Sue. Judy. Deb And Maria Writers Cramp 1 Can Live With That Kilbride. Ruthellen Phys-Ed Teacher Lori Millett Jellybeans That’s Generic Lane. Kathy Leigh To make it in Theatre Ursula. The Stage” Stage Fright Thanks. 1 love you Lee. Larry To Survive My Senior Year The Stage Mr. Worster False Leet. Ray To Be A Brain Surgeon A.b.o. Too Many Partys Lets Party Lindsay. Sandra Marriage And A Family the Table Mr. Porter Forget It! Lindquist. Alison To Be Loved As A thrower'' Ellen And Kim W. Chinese Fire Drills With The Crew Who Cares? 1 Don' Do You Care? Lloyd. Leann To Be Owner Of Lloyds Store Bill. Joanie Bill’s Driving Oh My God Lovett. Gaye Make It Through College Scot And Linda Basketball Practice 1 Can Deal With It Marston. Debbie Move Away Dan Partying Huh Martin. Lori To Finish School And Move To Waterville Charlene Wheeler Trying To Loose Weight Oh Wow Mason. Bradley To Find A Job Food Over Eating Ha Bum Mayo. Darrell Auto Body Personal Ricky Davis Apryl And My Driving Oh •%$ £% Mayo. Delores Best Mother In The World the Table Contradictions gee-zum McCarthy. Hayden Maine Maritime Graduate Diana Strangled By A Pillow Case What The ! McCarthy. Mark To stay awake in Mrs. Crockett's class Bill Smallwood Tularemia Don’t be ignorant McConnell. Steve To Be Successful Jon. Dave Motor-cycle Accident Bogus Man McGaw. Kevin To own a car that runs Jeff Stevens Girls egh McIntyre. Janice Named Burger Queen 1984 Generics Mr. Reed Unreal! ’ at McDonalds 36 NAME AMBITION MOST OFTEN SEEN WITH CAUSE OF DEATH FAVORITE SAYING Cummings. David Engineer Jon Driving To Fast Really Cummings. Jim Phys. Ed. Friends Old Age Xxxx Cunningham. Jill English Teacher Coach Beth or Suzanne Father Son Of A Biscuit Cunningham. Lee Wealthy Businessman Colin Jipson and Steve Smith Old Age Oh. Ya Curtis. Kathy Computer Programmer Sheila Arbo Sheila Arbo For Sure. For Sure Davidson. Beth To Be Rich the Table My Southern Accent Shoot A Monkey Davis. Ricky Welder Darrell Motor-cycle Friggar Doane. Lisa To Graduate Brenda and Penny Lorraine's Preaching All Right Donaghy. Alfred To Graduate Myself None. I’m Alive Imagine So Yes Dyer. Ronald Be A Welder Jeff Stevens Jeff's Old Cars Narly Foss. Machele To Be A Computer Operator the Table Overworking Im Sorry Gagnon. Sharon To Succeed In Life Good Friends Natural Causes Your Kidding Gordan. Lynn Elementary School Teacher Kim and Linda Jimmy Carr What?? Heavin. Sean Go To College Everyone McDonalds Hey Chief Hyde. Marjo Musician and Teacher the Table Mr. Porter Silly Me Jipson. Betty To become an R.N. Susan and Rick Natural Causes So What Jipson. Colin Successful Welder Diane Mortor-cycle Thanks Alot Jordan. Dale Become A Successful Engineer Darrell Mayo Accident In My Car Hey. You Gumbie McLain. George To Get Out Of School Shadow A Good Teacher Bull Crap Morrison. Adam Gun Down All The Russians The A Team Crashing The Eliusive One Beezo Geezo Mott. Steve To Paint The School Black Clothes On Mr. Z’s Class Got A Lunch Ticket Murchison. Amber Be An Optometrist the Table Physics Analysis Are You Positive? Murchison. Brent To Graduate!!! Scuzz Or Pelk Hunting Camp Horrors Narly Nantkes. David To Escape Lincoln Morrison Chevette Power Geezo Beezo Nelson. Glen Think About Working John Tardiff Lincoln Mill Your Mother Drives A Beer Wagon Ocana. Christine To Survive Gallant And Crawford In Track The Gang Loree’s Advice Oh My God! Page. Greg Automotives Jon Brown English What? Parsons. Doug Ambition? 1 Don't Have Any. The A Team 1 Don’t Know Yet What Tha Parsons. Linda Police Officer Lynn Todd Field Hockey Practice Go For It Patterson. Cathy To Do What’s Right the Table Eating? But Why? Pelkey. Galen To Be Successful Patti Old Age Xxxx Pelkey. Kathy To Graduate Merle Powers His Driving Why Not. Go For It! Perry. Rhonda To Make The Best Of My Life the Table Studying Don’t Be So Obnoxious! Philbrook. Olivia Nurse Sandy Gray Teachers What Ever Polk. James To Get Lucky Friends No Luck At All What the $% ! 37 NAME AMBITION MOST OFTEN SEEN WITH CAUSE OF DEATH FAVORITE SAVING Pond. Theresa To Meet Mick Jagger Friends-Leslie Trying To Lose Weight Huh? Powers. Leah To Be A Secretary And Housewife Graylin Toby Graylin's Driving I’m Impressed Quirion. Tracey Make The Most Of T omorrow Ronda Perry Ronda Perry 1 Don't Understand Ramsay. Betty Dance Teacher MyHat. And Scott Scott's Temper Ok. Fine Rush, Lori Cook Xxxxx Questions At Least Sandman. Ann To Be Perfect Just Like Chris Chris And Loree My Mother What? Shorey. Leslie To Become Somebody Wink Cheering You Queer! Shorey. Steve Teacher Jon Whitney Old Age Hold It Smallwood. Billy To Graduate The Stage none none Smart. Ursula To Travel Scott And Kathy Scott's Driving Coo Coo Love Itl Smith. Brenda To Graduate Penny Pelkey Weekend Horrors 1 imagine Smith. Loree To Have An Ambition Chris. Ann. Terry Christine's Driving What? Smith. Mane Be Married John Van Alstyne Natural Causes Right!! Smith. Steven To Be A Mechanic Lee Cunningham. Colin Jipson School Lunch Get Outta Here Stanley. Steve Blow Up Russia Anything Kevin's Driving Shut Up Steph Stevens. Jeffrey Own Every Car Made Dyer. Kevy Bondo Dust I’ll Kill Va Stewart. Kim Play Backup For The Angel Gabriel Trumpet Natural Disaster Guess What Teddy Did! Stow. Cody Become An Architect George Not Going To Die Bull Honky Sutherland. Kevin Get Through School Debbie Steve's Driving What’s Going On Tash. Lucas Welder Dawn Motorcycle 1 imagine NAME AMBITION MOST OFTEN SEEN WITH CAUSE OF DEATH FAVORITE SAYING Taylor. Stephanie To Make It Through The Year Janice Steve’s Nagging Smartin Up Theberge. Paul Graduate From College Xxxxx Kevin's Driving 'bubba’ Thibodeau. Debra Go On To College Tammy Larlee Homework You Jerk Thompson. Barry Xxxxx Dale Jordon Stump Jumping Don’t Lie Now Thompson. Donna Become A Computer Technician Friends Mr. Thompson 1 Never Thornton. Kim To Find One Darlene Mrs. Wilbur % ! Violette. Selena To Go To Graceland To See Elvis Chandy Worster Laughing To Hard What The Vish. Frank To Like What 1 Do Alan Sharp Corners With Duster No! Really? Walcott. Kendra To Own A Ferrari Buddy Judy Lori’s Question Spare Me Wheeler. Charlene To Graduate Lori Martin Xxxx Oh My God! Whitney. Tammy To Be A Shrink Sherri Friday Night Horrors Oh My Loving God! Williams. Kim Elementary School Teacher Lynn 6 Allison East Millinocket Let’s Do Something!! Wilson. Tim Unknown Steve. Baby Dave The Yellow Tomato Totally Awesome Windsor. Sherri To Graduate Tammy Whitney Going Up To Tammy’s On Fridays Whatcha Doing! Wolford. Dan Body Shop Owner Wayne Shaw Too Much Sleep 1 imagine Worcester. Julie To Be Successful In Whatever 1 Do Steve. Friends This Yearbook!!!! C-ya! Worster. Chandra To Be Rich Kendra Walcott Lori’s Questions Leave Me Alone Young. Joan Work In The Bank Jeff And Leann Tractor Driving Oh. Yuckl Zagorianakos. Greg Computer Programmer Erik and Eric McDonalds None. Talking 40 Colin J. Sandra L. Adam M. Leslie S. Sieve S. Mario H T immy W. LeAnna A Amber M. Barry T. Julie W. David N. Timmy B 41 43 Ruthellen K. Judy B. Tammy W. Kendra W. Frank V. Sieve S. 44 CjCASS OJ 1985 President: Sandy Tash Vice President: Darcey Twist Secretary: Tina Voisine Treasurer: Stephanie Dyer Karen Edwards Susan fcpp Judy Mayo Sandra Gary Debbie Gram Stacey Lancaster Susan Mason Bobbi Lyons Jana King Debbie King Kevin Lee Derek Maxwell Wayne McCarthy Wade Helsor 46 success JSW OUK WASP T Sieve Welch Roy Voisine Penny Ta h Dawn Whitney Tom Whitney Tina Voisine Tom Vicaire Regina Voisine Traci Whitney Lori Millet t Beth Worster Elizabeth Stavang Susan Tolman Sally MacEacheron Woody Somerson Candy Stone Kurt Thompson Aimee Vandali Chris Weed Sandy Tash 47 Keith Priest Jon Pelkey Joel Richards Norman Plourde David McIntyre Benji Oliver Joe Solomon Mike Nantkes Steve Merritt Wayne Shaw Brian Leonard Paula Sleeper Laurene Shorey Melissa McEwin Jenny Pepin Luanne Niles Angela Pelkey Stephanie Dyer Roger Cropley Wendy Crocker Cressa Garland Jeff Hall Doug Gordon Larry McMoan Michelle Folster Patti Pelkey Jennifer Dill Debbie Haynes Robin Gordon Wendy Grass 48 I wish I had a piece of gum. Psst! I wrote you a note. Penny Pelkey Tom Gofiline Denise Dundas Galen Smith Robert Kuivanen Jennifer Perry Glenn Porter Mark Mulligan Steve Michaud Jolene McLain Steve Lindsay Billy Hag James Tash Jon Whitney Larry White Mike Gifford Galen Smith 49 LDSA space JKL; Space When is the bell gonna ring? A new enrollment in the Junior class? President: Wendy Webster Vice President: Angela McGlaughlin Secretary: Jodi McCarthy Treasurer: Therese Cahill Larry Audet Randy O leary Carrie Colby John Ciarrochi April Brown tdmund Alyward Robert Brown lisa Baker Tina Connors Robert Berg Phil Brown Danny Archer Therese Cahill Darrell Carlow Annette todice Kelly Walcott Michael Archer Jeanine Bard Valerie Bryer 50 Angela Goodwin Darlene Delaney Denise Heavin Dawn Cottle Lee Grant Skip Gerry Elaine Gray Kelly Davis Debbie Cummings Barbara Foss Cathy Edwards Karla Warrick Duane Furge David Grant Marsha Philbrook Shannon Hurd Dean Donaghy Brynn Jordon Linda Dill Naomi Kenney Deborah Fox Cathy Jenkins Lance Hacker Tom Savage John Jordon Mark Tolman Morris Carr Scott Lee Bruce Albert Scott Jipson Patrick Leonard Richard Wortman We bad. we bad! Jodi McCarthy Angela McGlaughlm Deanna Michaud Lisa Libby Laurie Landry Anders Kuivanen Mark McIntyre Bettina McMahan Tiffany Littlefield Tammy Michaud Lucinda Lee Lori Merritt Oh. Therese. I broke a nail Marc Scott James Shaw Frannie Murray Jim Owen Shari Monroe Bill Pedley Cindy Nelson Kent O’Donal tlvia Philbrook Mary Russell Susan Montgomery D� i j? j . 4 ' • ■ Caroline Tripp Gayle Porter Tammy Larley Melissa Nantkes Becky Clifford Jamie Osgood Elizabeth Dreisbeck Christine Kelley Beth Seeley Canny McKay Jim Leiberman Jim LaPierre Kemp Potter Jim Pettit Linda Wolford Diane Tash Susan Stanhope Leisa Tracy Andrea Smith Tammy Sutherland Suzanne Weatherbee Tracey Smith Harley Sproul Jr. Robert Tomilson Robert Sutherland Rick Vicaire Deidra Taylor Elaine Stevens Wendy Webster Judy Thibodeau George Suthard Ricky Weatherbee Sitting with all your friends Wendy? 53 What do you mean I’m cheating? Another exciting biology class ecAss April Nickerson Katrine Stewart Glenn Thurlow Chandy Libby 1987 Leigh Page Kurt Ring Mike St. Pierre Peter Smith Daniel Sibley Beth Murphy Leiah Libby Jolene Nute April Nickerson Dulcey McLain Lisa Lee Laura LaPierre Lynda Murray Kelly McLaughlin Teddy Stanhope Charlie Brown Ldwin Tash Glenn Thurlow Kenny Leonard Wade Shaefer Jamie Smith Kurt Robertson Robert Thornton Kenny Audet Rhonda Powers Lisa Solomon 54 Mark Cummings Derek Crocker David Cullens Trevor Jordon Joe Brown Scot! Gordon Ray Jordon Robin Batcheldar Amanda Cole Regina Hanscom Michelle Grant Lisa Gordon Dena King Mary Ellen King Deedra King Leah hdwards Jon Marin Jason Muise Scott Libby Robert Lee Victor Lindquist Andy Libbey Jamie Lyons Bret Mowatt Bryant Markie Stephanie Niles Tammy Mason Tern Libby Chandy Libby Andy Maxwell Brian McIntyre Jerry Richards Leona Russell Kelly Pratt Jeff Plourde Katrine Stewart Diana Stavang Robin Powers Claudia Springer Nicole Richard Elisa O leary Jason Rush Lynn Todd Leann Ware Julie Wilson Kelly Rich 55 U Troy Langley Shawn Langley James Kneeland James Handers Carl Gerry Tricla Garland Theresa Bryant Heidi Lane Brent Chesley Larry Ferguson Corey Grass Tim Guiod Melissa Gilford Dale Ann King hmden Tash Jim Gill Joan Leanord David Buttler Ray Watters Lorna Tilton Lisa Tomilson Betsy Twombly Sonya Tash Kim Stowe Theresa Whitney Stephanie Timpano Kim White Stacey Stanhope Danny White Harry Carll Herbie Ayer John Colby Lisa Ciarrochi Audrey Albert Patrick Boss Vicky Cole David Adkins Chris Carr Sandy Crevoiserat Sarah Arbo Lisa Briggs Carroll Doherty Laurel hdwards 56 CjCASS uvo SSMJOKS Life at Mattanawcook Academy is a mixture of people, activities, and opportunities. This is the reason why these eight people were chosen by their classmates as favorites”. They associate well with people, involve themselves in many activities, and take advantage of all opportunities that arrive to better themselves. Although we cannot all be chosen as favor- ites” we must keep in mind that each individual is an important addition to the sum total of life at Mattanawcook Academy. SOPMOMOKSS Who's number one. Joan? That's it! I'm going home to Mother! Oh boy! this is going to be fun! A” for the day 1 tried this new shampoo 58 Above, posed in the fa- miliar M are the majority of the members of the M Club . Since the original or- ganization of this club in 1949, it has grown tremen- dously. Each member earns their entrance by receiving their letter. This letter is awarded after playing for a certain period of time on a varsity sport. Of all the many sports and organiza- tions offered at M.A. being a member of the M Club” is one honor that we should all strive to achieve. t The M.A. Drama Club, un- der the direction of Larry Porter, has been involved in several activities thus far. They have assisted with the senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , and have sponsored a bake sale to earn money for this year's musical, Once Upon a Mattress.” Near the end of the school year, sev- eral members of the Drama Club will be inducted into the International Thespian Society at the annual Arts Banquet. Jenny Pepin Michelle Folster Kathy Lane Lori Millett Marjo Hyde Barry Thompson Jim Chessie Ann Sandman Betty Ramsay Sandra Lindsay Elvia Philbrook Susan Epp Rick Vicaire Chris Ocana Dale Jordon Amber Murchison Cara Cruciani Brynn Jordon Denise Heavin Kim Stewart 60 WAZJOMAjC MOtfOK SOCJSZV The NHS is an honorary or- ganization which stands for Character, Leadership. Ser- vice, and Scholarship. A stu- dent who is selected to be- come a member must demon- strate these qualities and con- tinue to practice these stan- dards in their community and school. The NHS is under the direction of Mr. Vincent Mayo. No, Hayden McCarthy is not a member. He just stopped in for a rest. Jill C.. Chris W.. Amber M.. Ronda P.. Sieve M.. Tom W.. Tracey O.. Kim S.. Ann S.. Beth O.. Julie W.. Sleph T. Sandy T.. Aimee V.. Jennifer D.. Pani G., Theresa C. Scott G.. Joel R. Pres.. Chandy L. Glenn T.. Skip G.. Julie W. VP. Gayle L. Treas., Chris O.. Jodi M.. Leslie S.-Sec. SZUDStfZ eoUMK Our Student Council is made up of 15 students who are elected by the student body. These members must serve the purpose of unifying the bond between the stu- dents and the administration. They must also be constantly aware of the wants and the needs of the students and pre- sent these ideas at their meet- ings. The student council is in- volved in such things as Open House. Student Council Con- ventions, and the smoking area debate. The biggest pro- ject that they organize, how- ever. is the annual Winter Car- nival. These 15 people, with help from the faculty provide a fun-filled week for the whole student body. 61 As we found our rooms, unpacked our clothes, and said our goodbyes” to parents we rapidly made friends with the members of our new towns. After each of us was introduced we walked to the welcoming assembly. Here the basic plans for running for office began. We proceded to move along with campaigning formats and ran for local and state government positions. We were very proud of our Kim Stewart, who won the primary nomination for Governor for the Nationalist Party. Unfortunately she did not win, but she won various awards for her achievements. It was a learning experience for all and we really appreciated the chance to go and represent our school at Dirigo Girl’s and Boy’s State. Kim Stewart, Ronda Perry. Julie Worcester. Leslie Shorey Stephanie Taylor. Gaye Loveite Tracey Quirion Frank Vish. Greg Zagorianakos Adam Morrison. Eric Albert Jimmy Carr. Allen Brown A Dale Jordan 62 Jordan, Elvia Philbrook. Barry Thompson. Brynn Jordan. Cathy Jenkins. Jill Cunningham. Brian Albert. Julie Worcester. Sleph Taylor. Ann Sandman. Lesley Shorey. Dale Jordan. Loree Smith. Gaye Lovett. Chris Ocana P A1 e 8 8 D jC 8 S S z A ? The 1984 edition of Pine Needles was not produced overnight. The ad campaign began late in June and continued through September. Thousands of pictures were taken and developed, and countless hours were spent planning the book. We would like to thank all of you who helped make this book possible. As Editor. I sincerely hope that you find this book enjoyable, and in the future you. too. get involved with producing your yearbook. (J cl Lip C-l V? nui atz') { 61 men mocks] This year's Field Hockey Team was again a large numbered one. This made it easy to have a J.V. squad as well as a Varsity squad of about 20 players per team. It also helped with playing time as all the players were able to play in the games. Because of the large body of veterans we had. the skills level of most players increased, along with knowledge of the game and the rules. This made for a better program and also allowed for some fun and enjoyment of playing Field Hockey this year. We started pre-season August 26 and worked hard on conditioning and game situations. We participated in a play day at Guilford, where the pre-season work paid off with the results of win- ning 3 out of 4 scrimmages. This years season in the league, however, proved to be an extremely competitive one. We ended our season with a record of 4-5-1 finishing in 14th place in Eastern Maine playoff standings. The team will be losing II seniors who will be greatly missed. They have been great leaders as well as great players. Jill C. Linda P. Chris O. Gaye L. Linda B. Sleph T. Lisa B. Janice M. Lynn G. Machele F Cathy J. Brynn J. Dawn C. Sue T. Patti P. Woody S. Chandy L. Regina H. Luanne N. Tammy S. Frannie M. Diana S. Suzanne W. Joan L. Liz S. Steph N. Jenny P. Lib Chum Melissa G. K. 64 Lynn T. Jodi M. Wendy W. Lisa G. Therese C. Nicky R. W E A P 0 N S 1 Hello, Scot?!? I wx MY Duh. where's the ball? Keep on truckin'. Lady lynx. Hey. don't trip me! I’m thinking Body check. Steph! Paperwork, paperwork! Move over! Curtis Robertson Deanna Michaud Angela Goodwin Cathy Jenkins Derek Ayer Joel Richards Curt Ring Regina Hanscom Reggie Adams Rick Vicaire urn Am CHORUS Jimmy Tash Herbert Ayer Corey Grass Brent Chesley Elvia Philbrook Carrie Colby Sally MacEacheran Laurel Edwards Sonya Tash Jenny Pepin Nicole Richard Leiah Libby Debbie King Sandra Lindsay Kim Stewart David McIntyre Dale Jordon K. Stewart M. Folster V. Bryer J. Plourde 'a, ” K -i.i i 3 1 CVS JOCKS 66 Jason Rush Sandy Crevoiserat Audrey Albert Jeff Pkmrde Wendy Grass Michelle Folster April Brown Trevor Jordon Kim Williams Randy O'Leary Jim Pettit Bret Mowatt Kevin Sutherland Glenn Thurlow Donny Sibley Stephen Lindsay Jolene Note Machete Foss Paula Sleeper Lisa Gordon Lynn Gordon Jana King Dena King Laura LaPierre Cathy Edwards Brynn Jordan Tammy Michaud Betty Jipson 300ZBMC Were 1! Now what? Gel down! Gel off my back! Mr. Crawford. Lee C.. Larry L.. Allen B.. Hayden M., Jim C.. Doug P.. Tom W.. Mike G.. Billy S.. Bobby B.. Jim C., Adam A.. Greg P.. Darrell M.. Kevin L.. Marc C., David A.. Danny C. Mini A.. John C.. Joel R.. Skip G.. Tater A.. Leigh P.. Shawn L.. Troy L.. Chris C.. Mark T. The fall of 1983 saw the Lynx football team record the winningest season in modern MA history with a record of 8 wins against just I loss. Only undefeated state champion Dover Foxcroft was able to defeat MA as they scored a 12-6 overtime victory on opening day to make an otherwise perfect season. Allen Brown and Hayden McCarthy captained the team which also received fine leadership from all thirteen seniors who constituted the backbone of the team. An illustration of the overall strength and team work of this football team is the fact that it featured two 1,000 yards rushers in the persons of Hayden McCarthy and Galen Pelkey. This rare occurrence showed both the strength of our backs as well as fine offensive line play. This team will be remembered for their leadershp, their aggressiveness, and their unselfish team play. They provided us all with an autumn to remember. All the way to Tide Country Which way did he go? Which way did he go? 70 Want to dance? Introducing M.A. Gridiron I've got the music in me! Is that really a zebra out there? % i t M r Go Chucky! Touchdown Bound Mama!?!” Joe Brown. Jim Kneeland. Charlie Brown. Edwin Tash. Mr. Olsen. Glenn Thurlow. James Lyons. Ray Jordon. Chris Carr. Jason Muise. Mark C� nmings. Shawn Langley. Jamie Smith. John Colby. Leigh Page. Cory C ass. David Cullens. Curt Ring. 71 mm RUN!! Playing with a yo yo Mr. Gallant? «r . • QOZZA MVS JZU Mr. Gallant Elvia P. Olivia P. Mellisa N. Kathy E. Leah E. Laurel E. I think I'm gonna be sick! The 1983-84 boys X-Country team won the Penquis League Championship in fine style. MA placed 6 runners in the top 12. The team was led by senior Dave Nantkes who finished 2nd in the League Meet, at the Easterns and 9th in the State Meet. This was the best perfor- mance by any MA distant runner in recent memory. Other runners contributing were Tim Barker. Ron Kaf- ka. Pat Boss, Brian Leonard, Chris Weed and Ken Audet. The girls, who were led by Melissa Nantkes. won the Eastport International Invitational X-Country Meet. Me- lissa was Penquis League Champ and qualified for State action. Other team members were Jamie Osgood, Cathy Edwards, Laurel Edwards and Leah Edwards. Mr. Gallant. Scott Gordon. Ron Kafka. David Nantkes. Tim Barker. Ken Leonard. Larry Audet. Brent Chesley. Jason Rush. Kenny Audet. Pat Boss. Larry Ferguson. Scott Libby. Jeff Plourde, Wade Shaefer I'm so good! L Kenyon C. Sieve Me. Paul T. Derek A. Steve M. Harley S. Benjl O. Wade H Marc S. COACH REED The MA Golf Team which started practice in Au- gust of 83 was a very different one from the past few years. Our lineup had almost as many holes as the golf course. We started the season with a very young and inexperienced team. Steve McConnell was the only letter winner returning who had played consistently in the top five. The prospects did not look bright, and they were right. The Lynx were winless in 9 matches and did not qualify for Penquis Tourney for the first time in 5 years. Perhaps things will look up next year. The Lynx only lose Steve McConnell and Paul Theberge, and they return with Derek Ayer MVP, and Harley Sproul Most Improved. Also returning will be a lot of underclassmen who now have a years experience. Maybe the Golf Team can emulate the dramatic turnaround of this years football team. Who knows? Stay tuned next September Scratch it! Go buggy! Are you serious? That hole looks awful small! Humbug This way! No. this way! VARSITY Deanna M. Jeanme B . Theresa P.. Jennifer D.. Ang M., Ann S.. loree S.. Les S.. Julie W.. Darlene D. JMX CHSSRWQ Another Fall has come and gone and the MA Cheerleaders were terrific as usual. They kept spirit, enthusiasm, and interest alive among the whole student body. The cheerleaders, as in the past few years, took it upon themselves to do something special for at least one team a week. Whether it was during the bon fire pep rally, dressing up on Halloween, decorating pillowcases for the guys, making posters, decorating locker rooms, putting on a bar-b-q for the entire football team, or just merely cheering at all the games, the cheering squads of 1983 were definitely an asset to Mattanawcook Academy. People hate to admit it. but what would sports be without cheerleaders? WSjCCOMS zo i9S4 smzjow o? WJJVZ8K CM JSKKUAKy 13-17 The Student Council of Mattanawcook Academy sponsored their annual Winter Carnival the week of February 13. Each class chose two people to represent them throughout the week. The candidates were: SENIORS-Chris Ocana and Hayden McCarthy. JUNIORS-Sue Tolman and Tom Vicaire. SOPHOMORES-Jodi McCarthy and Kent O’Donnel. FRESHMAN-Terri Libby and Scott Gordon. Along with these eight people the classes were encouraged to get involved” in skits, indoor events, outdoor events, posters, and dress up day. This year’s theme was the wild wild west.” This arroused spirit in all. As each student took it upon themself to emulate good sportsmanship, get involved, and have fun, they saddled up their horses and got ready to ride through a WILD” week. Join us____ Oh fine Sir. the enthusiasm gun” Let’s go Juniors! The Three Stooges? Fighting again? Nice position Sue! Head for the mountains! Rhinestone Cowgirl? What’s the matter Sophomores? 77 There s gonna be a gum fight! A day at the beach How many was that? I missed it! Bench Warmers! COOPS! Where's your camera Jill? T inkerbell? Don t trip' Slow down Theres no place like home After a long week of hard work the coronation was held on Friday evening at 7:00. Joel Richards, President of the Student Council, served as the M.C. Crown bearers were Cory and Connor Crawford. The class of 1984 looked on as their candidates Chris Ocana and Flayden McCarthy were crowned as King S Queen. Runners up were Jodi McCarthy and Kent O'Donnel. The fun-filled week was topped off with the coronation ball featuring GLANCE.” A good time was had by all. C-ya next year! Nervous is why you need soft n-dry! Dance Tever Sitting Pretty Tickets please 80 It sure has been fun Toot! Toot! Get down! Want to go get a pizza? Future candidates I could've had a V-8 eOMKAZHJCAZJONS ZO ACC DC 'S m.a. 's eAmcspW zsams INTfcRMfcDIAThS Back row: Roy Voisine. Sean Heavin. Tim Wilson; Front: Benjie Oliver. Tom Gorsline. Mark Crocker The first part of the 1984 bowling season was a rough one for the M.A. Boys, but not for the M.A. girls. In the varsity division of the Eastern Maine Singles Tournament, Tom Whitney placed 2nd with Roy Voisine also placing with a 4th place finish. Lorene Shorey placed 2nd for the girls. In the Eastern Maine Doubles. Tom Whitney and Roy Voisine placed 2nd while Penny Pelkey and Lorene Shorey took the top spot. In the Mixed Doubles, Penny Pelkey and Roy Voisine marked an impressive 1st place finish. In the Eastern Maine Mixed Team Tournament, the team of Penny Pelkey. Lorene Shorey. Roy Voisine, and Tom Whitney captured the 1st place finish. The Intermediate girls doubles teams went unblemished as Tammy Mason and Robin Powers placed 1st. Lisa Briggs and Denise Heavin placed 2nd, and Carla Warrick and Lisa Ciarrochi placed 3rd respectively. SASZSKW MAJM ZOURMV Top left. Lorene Shorey (1st place doubles. 2nd place singles). Penny Pelkey (1st place doubles) Middle: (2nd place singles. 2nd place doubles) Tom Whitney Bottom right: Roy Voisine (2nd place doubles. 1st place mixed doubles). Penny Pelkey (1st place mixed doubles) 83 Bob Brown. Aimee Vand I-. Audrey Albert. Brent Chesley. Herbie Ayer. Dereck Ayer. Katrine Stewart. Ann Sandman. Dianne Stavang. Eric Albert; Harley Sprall. Jeff Chesley; Marc Scott. Bob Berg. Kim Stewart. Mitzi Blood. Jamie Osgood. Phil Brown M-A. $ K J e n s The 1983-84 ski season was good to the M.A. Ski team. We had 19 members this year - 8 girls and II boys. Our boys hpd a 70 record going into the Regional Meet where they placed 5th. The girls won the Penquis League Championship and went on to qualify for the state meet in Giant Slalom and Cross-country. Congratulation to the team for a great” season! Where’s the finish line? Wee-ee-ee! uweszam The Mattanawcook Lynx wrestling team finished the season this year with the first winning record ever from a wrestling team at Mattanawcook Academy. The team record was 13-5 which was the second best record in the league. Mattanawcook Academy also hosted their first wrestling tournament, the Eastern Maine Class B Regionals which turned out to be a great success. Awards for the 1984 season are as follows: Rick Davis received 2nd place at 155 pounds, and he also received the most outstanding wrestler award from the team. Brad Mason captured 2nd place at UNL Penquis League Championships. Elwood Farrington came out of the season with the most dedicated wrestler award voted on by the team. Elvia Philbrook. Brad Mason. Larry Hesseltine. Elwood Farrington. Ricky Davis. Luke Tash. Jim Cummings. Larry Audet. Mr. Pietras. Brynn Jordon. John Ciarrochi. Kenny Audet. Jim Tash. Kenny Leonard. Edwin Tash Penny for your thoughts! PIV £VM What will they have me doing next? Got your eye on 1 Ricky? 85 Gel closer £VM KOOZSKS Supporting our basketball teams this past season were 8 JV Cheerleaders and 9 Varsity Cheerleaders. These girls can be proud of their season as each reflects what a cheerleader is all about. They help instill school spirit in our students and maintain high morale in our players and fans. VARSITY Andrea Smith. Tina Barker. Jennifer Dill. Leslie Shorey. Julie Worcester. Loree Smith. Theresa Pond. Sally MacEacheran. Val Bryer 7UZUK8 VAKSKV M00PSZ8KS This years J.V. basketball team was made up of a combination of juniors, sophomores, and freshman. The season was long and the games were few, but the players practiced hard and were most improved by the end of the season. Although the team only won 4 games they never gave up and they continued to work hard hoping to be in Varsity uniforms next year. Scott Lee. Skip Gerry. Scott Jipson. Mike Gifford. Bruce Albert. Tom Vicaire. Coach Libbey. Joe Leanard. Dan Archer. Glenn Thurlow. Scott Gordon. Mini Archer. Rick Vicaire Wanta' Race?!? Coach Weatherbee. Jason Rush. Joe Brown. Troy Langley. Jim Handers. Chris Carr. Jason Gagnon. David Cullens. Tim Guiod. Jamie Smith. Shawn Langley Pep W Band?'? c Where’s c The 5 Smiles? 3 y M Memories! ' The freshman basketball team started the season by losing their first five games but responded with a lot of hard work and intense play to win 5 and lose 10 in the season with wins over Schenck, Dover, and Dexter. These 2 young men had a chance to develop their basketball talents and show how they may help the MA basketball program in the next 3 years. 87 £A DVCVm KASKSZMACC Gel Steph a pacifer. Coach Reed. Gaye Lovett. Linda Bourinot. Lisa Brown. Steph Taylor. Ronda Perry. Jill Cunningham. Sue Tolman. Kelly Walcott. Wendy Webster. Suzanne Weatherbee. Jenny Pepin. Perfect forml Watch the game. Sue. Dr. K.”? It was a very unpredictable winter for the Lady Lynx. Our J.V. team appeared to be much weaker than last year's edition, yet through excellent hustle and teamwork, the girls and Coach Ballard completed the season with a record of 7-4. That was the best record for a J.V. team in six years. It becomes more impressive when one considers that all four losses were by a combined total of 7 points! Certainly dedication, motivation and teamwork made this group of young ladies achieve far beyond what anyone had expected of them. Congratulations on a fine season. The varsity Lynx experienced a season of tremendous highs and lows. They opened up to a 6-1 record before Christmas only to finish at 9-9. out of the tourney field again. At times they played brilliantly, defeating Schenck at East Millinocket. destroying Eoxcroft at home, but on other nights cold shooting, turnovers, mental mistakes and plain bad luck haunted them. Games with Dexter. Mt. View. Howland and Schenck were lost in the closing seconds. No loss was more heartbreaking than the one to Schenck. scoring with seconds left and costing us a tourney spot. It pretty much summarized the hope and disappointment of the season. The end of a season is always a difficult time. It is a time of mixed emotions. There is the expectation of next year as underclassmen like Sue Tolman, Jenny Pepin, kelly Walcott. Wendy Webster. Suzanne Weatherbee. Therese Cahill, and Jodi McCarthy hand in their uniforms with promises of better things to come. It is easy to smile and say. Have a nice summer. But there is also an air of sadness to losing seniors. There is a finality to collecting the uniforms of people who have been through wins, losses, tears and laughter for four years; a kind of solemnity when you realize that you have been through trips to the emergency room, incidents in the laundry room, whales and pinstripes, and pizza at Christmas with good people like Janice. Deb. Lisa. Jill. Steph. Gaye. Linda, and Ronda. and that they won't be back again. Somehow. Have a nice rest of your life seems awfully inadequate. Oh my goodness! Tenacious Defense 9UJMOK VAKSJZV Debbie King Debbie Haynes Coach Ballard Sue Weatherbee Chandy Libby Regina Hanscom kelly Davis Jodi McCarthy Eranny Murry Dawn Cottle Lisa Conroy Becky Clifford Deedra King Debbie Cummings Leader of the pack. t 89 Where’s my team? Coach Sibley. Mark Crocker. Galen Pelkey. Keith Priest. Jim Carr. Curtis Robertson. Hayden McCarthey Shawne Shorey. Coach Libbey. Mark McCarthey. Paul Theberge. Adam Asher. Steve Shorey. Bobby Budge. noys vAKSjzykaskszbjux 90 Boor After a fine football season the varsity boys carried on their winning ways throughout the basketball season with a 13- 5 record. This is the best regular season record since the 65-67 season. The team was led by seniors Bob Budge. Hayden McCarthy. Jim Carr, and Steve Shorey as starters along with freshman Curtis Robertson. Much help was given in practice and substitution in key spots by seniors Galen Pelkey. Mark McCarthy, and Paul Theberge along with |uniors Keith Priest. Adam Asher and Mark Crocker. After a slow start we picked up with key victories over MCI. Dexter. Schenck. and Penquis before losing to Dexter the last game of the season. Our record was good enough to place us in third place in the Eastern Maine Tourneys. At the Tourneys we played with No. 6 team Schenck who we had split with over the season. After a slow start the Lynx finally went ahead of Schenck in the third quarter but fouling cost us some key players and Schenck beat us from the foul line where they scored twenty three of their seventy-three points. The Lynx were led by Hayden McCarthy's 18 pts. Bob Budge's 13 pts. and Curtis Robertson s 10 pts. and 9 rebounds. The final score was Schenck 73. the Lynx 63. Thanks for a great season. GO! jCVM GO! Rousing the crowd A cheer for the Lynx w m it ■§ mi u- «(an ■? ni% vt The big little guy goes up It’s in! Hit the open man. Jim! ZOUKMV ACZJOft 07 J9S4 91 Agony of defeat Dan C. Brian L. Julie W.. David A.. Dan C.. Joel R.. Pat Boss. Cathy J.. Dede T.. Olivia P.. Regina V.. Elizabeth D.. Tammy K.. Dawn W.. Shannon H. Melissa N.. Kim T„ Doug P.. Coach Gallant. Chris W.. Tammy M., Cindy L. . Ellen B.. Adam M. . Vicki C.. Ronnie K.. Jeamne B.. Chris O. The boys girls indoor track teams finished llth in State Meet Competition. Dave Nantkes was 3rd in the mile. During his two seasons of indoor track, Dave set 4 school records. Doug Parsons was a stan- dout in the shot put as he finished 6th in the state. The boys relay team of Adam Morrison, Brian Leon- ard, Chris Weed S Danny Clark set a new school record in finishing 4th at the State Meet. Christine Ocana set 4 school re- cords in her two seasons of indoor track. Christine finished 4th in the 600 and triple jump at this year’s State Meet. She also holds the hur- dle high jump record. Cindy Lee, in her first year, finished 4th in State Meet on route to a new school record in the shot put. PKoyeez qkavuazjon 1984 It's time to sell the Donuts! Every Tuesday and Thursday donuts and milk were available for students to buy. Raising money began last summer during Homecoming when we sponsored a dunk tank. Among our many projects we held an afghan raffle. The afghan was donated by Sarah Crockett and was won by Helen Lloyd. Mr. Reed? What a sportl I dare you to dunk him! For Valentines Day we sold various colored carnations. Delivery service was also available. The question may be. What is Project Graduation?” The answer is simple. Project Graduation is a chemical free party for those seniors who are interested in being together for one last time without any tragedies occurring. Our class has decided to travel to Squaw Mt. in Greenville following our graduation ceremonies. When we arrive there, the following activities will be offered: swimming, gameroom, band, dancing, bar- b-q, chair-lift ride at sunrise, etc It has been our responsibility to raise the money for this trip, we have sponsored the following: a dunk tank, donut sales. Xmas dance, sold McDonald’s coupons, $100 food raffle won by Naida Brown, and more! We would like to take this opportunity to thank the area people for their support, with the hope that this trend will continue throughout the future years. 93 Kim Stewart. Sandra Lindsay. Steve Lindsay. David McIntyre. Sandy Crevoiserat. Regina Hanscom. Reg Adamsi Dale Jordan. Elvia Phil brook. Laura LaPierre. Brynn Jordan. Betty Jipson. Michelle Gront. Laurel Edwards. Leah Edwards; Mr. Porter. Brent Chesley. Cathy Jenkins. Tim Vicair. Sonya Tash. Judy Mayo. Wendy Gross. Jana King Carole Sutherland awards a plaque to Kim Stewart certi fying her membership to McDonald’s All American High School Band. S Mr Greenlaw. Joel Richards. Mr. Gallant. Wendy Webster. Mr. Sibley. Jennifer Dill Tom Whitney. Roger Cropley M.A.'S MAZ.H ZEAM Jill Cunningham Beth Worster Ronda Perry Genlne Bard Ann Sandman Jodi McCarthy Chris Weed Tracey Ouirion Tom Whitney Dale Jordan AWARDS AA'D QOACS Voice Of Democracy Essay Winners: Susan Epp (2nd). Beth Davidson (1st). Jill Cunningham (3rd) 5UW aCmi' Galen Pelkey and Hayden McCarthy joined the elite group of high school football players who have rushed for KXO yards or more. Classmates and facutly chose Julie Worcester for the Daughters of American Revolutions Good Citizenship Award. 95 I think I forgot to feed my bees Interesting Cathy? Reach for the stars You have an overdue book! Play it again Sam! Loose ball out of control A real live cabbage patch doll! 1- V What Talent? We're Pals! Sanurona ClotljeB (EloBet COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE FAMILY CLOTHING 45 Main Street Lincoln. ME. 04457 (307) 794-3339 BOB S BAKERY Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 WOKCSSZSK KKOS.. JM. Plumbing 8 Heating Equip. Sales 8 Service Distributors Of Mobil Products 39 West Broadway Lincoln 794-6544 Hand Cut Donuts-Breads-Pastries Lincoln. 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Maine 04457 ” r Y 207 794-8151 V O 1 ng under Telephone: 207 7948612 Life G Health: 207 794-6177 • • • And lot many special reasons Winter boots squeaking across hard-packed snow A warm Summer s day that smells like newly cut fields A lobster boat quietly breaking the silence ol a morning log A crunchy Fall leal A twinkling old man an eager young boy and a fishing experience lo be long remembered Maine is weathered shacks snuggled in groups along the coast tiddlehead greens marching leisurely down the banks ot the Penobscot apple orchards standing in colorlul regimentation by the roadside It's a Potato Festival a Broiler Festival a Lobster Festival a Sardine Festival an Apple Festival It s a County Fair Maine is a cluster ol very special moments each an experience unique as to its length in time A day A fleeting second Maybe an era Dating back to the lusty years at the turn ol the century when Great Northern was thought ot as pioneers building a giant mill in the wilderness ol the West Branch of the Penobscot to a point in time when we now employ 4 000 Maine people in a very specialized and sophisticated industry much history has passed Great Northern is keenly sensitive of its Maine heritage and is working toward a better way of hie lor all. lo us Maine is a very special moment Great Northern Paper a company of Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation 101 DANIEL G. AIKEN Attorney At Law 22 W. Broadway, Lincoln 794-6132 METROPOLITAN INSURANCE Jim Dede Trask 16 Clark Street Lincoln. ME 04457 Telephone: 794-2419 QSAKKV C KAM0SK Certified Public Accountant 122 Penobscot Avenue 40 West Broadway P.O. Box 30 P.O. Box 101 Millinocket, ME 04462 Lincoln, ME 04457 (207)723-8156 (207)794-3031 LINCOLN COLOR CENTER Outer West Broadway Lincoln, Maine PATRICIA R. LOCKE Attorney And Counselor At Law 75 Main Street Municipal Building (207) 794-3064 Lincoln, Maine 04457 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 84! ZMOMPSOtf ZKUCkJM JM. CAL THOMPSON FORESTRY PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 206 Lincoln, ME 04457 Tel. 794-6101 102 a- 1 4 K]CM AP'D ZOCMAfi SK. eoyzKACWK o? mqs a pup Lincoln Center, Maine 794-3375 Helping You Build For The Future” lODJM Ready-Mix Concrete Company Lincoln: 794-6581 Millinocket: 723-9154 Machias: 255-3154 Woodland: 427-3264 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 From DR. AMD MRS. OSAMA SMJSJO OSAMA M.D. 18 Lee Street Lincoln, Maine 04457 Telephone: 794-3331 Good Luck To The M.A. Track Team WJjCCJAM Z GAKVMK 4 som we. Golden Road Millinocket. Maine 04462 Telephone: 723-8501 104 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984” LINCOLN PULP AND PAPER h i S .6 svseuc m Hanging on to yesterday is not an easy task, The memories of the days gone by are tightly in our grasp. When September came of ’83 we approached our final year. Some with anticipation, others with a dreaded fear. Sports and academics, meetings to attend. Would really have no meaning if not shared with a friend. True friends aren't found that often, but they do exist somewhere, They're people just like you 6 me who really show they care.” The good-byes will be the hardest, but I hope that you will see. The reason for all our happiness is due to each memory. So when the final day approaches not knowing what to say, give me a smile, and take in your grasp What Can We Do Together ' ZMS MBKKJjCjC ZKUSZ CO. 81 Main St. Lincoln. Maine 04457 KKOAOmy CAMS Open 7 Days A Week Come One. Come All And Enjoy Our New Bowling Lanes, Snack Bar, And Arcade Room Air Conditioned For Your Comfort! Call 794-3532 MAVMS OJjC COMPAQ JM 4 HAVMS ZKUCK SZOPS Stillwater Ave, Orono 827-8300 Sherman 365-9282 Gasoline-Diesel Fuel-Motor Oil Mattawamkeag, ME Telephone: 736-2193 Rte. 2. Mattawamkeag 736-2193 Fleming Street. Lincoln 794-8963 IRELAND’S MARKET 119 High Street Lincoln. ME 04457 794-6073 Full Line Of Groceries-Open 6-11 Golden V7 704-3036 Outer W. Broadway Lincoln. ME 04457 STAN BURGOYNE INC. West Enfield. ME. Furniture Appliances 732-3432 DAVIS GARAGE T.A. DAVIS. PROP. General Repairing-Tires-Batteries-Oil West Enfield. ME Phone-732-3556 107 Congratulations To The Class Of 19841 me need kakw Our Business Is Serving You” 8 Fleming Street Lincoln, Maine Telephone: 794-3141 LAKE STREET REAL ESTATE 5 Lake Street Bo. 6 j Lincoln, Maine 04457 1-207-794-2460 1-207-794 8539 INNOVATIVE COIFFURES Flairstyling For Men And Women Walk Ins Welcome 22 Main St. Lincoln. ME 794-6961 Congratulations From NORTHERN PENOBSCOT PULP WOOD COMPANY Lincoln. Maine Vegetable And Flower Seedlings PORTERS Berries Mums Vegetables Enfield Road 794-8306 MASK£CC Jill ME£R JtfC. SERVliiTAR Manufacturers Of Lumber House Finish, And Building Material Lincoln Center, Maine 04458 Telephone: 794-6113 108 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From The Student Center. ZHSOHAKW8S PHOZOQKAPMV 5 Wilson Street Lincoln, ME 04457 Going to McDonald’s is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why, at McDonald’s, we do it all for you. Congratulations To The Extra Special Class Of 1984 From jzweow ZH8AZRS Q80KQ8,S PJZZA AW sun SHOP P8Z81 noccy 109 Stihl Partner WARE’S SAW SHOP Jonesered Chain Saws 794-8487 SSAKS CAZACOQ SACSS mskchawz RON’S MARKET 31 Main Street Mattawamkeag, Maine Telephone: 794-2324 Lincoln, Maine Lincoln Center. ME 04458 04458 794-2703 SMMZ'S eeuwMSflz AWD SMAKZ’S VACUS MAKQWAKS Lawn And Farming Supplies And Equipment Houseware And Plumbing Supplies Lincoln Maine 04457 no SZAPjCSS muRAwee AQSWy Home Auto And Business Maine Street Lincoln, Maine 04457 Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO Lincoln, Maine OSGOOD’S Quality Names You Know You Can Trust Compliments Of M.S.A.D. 67 Lincoln. Chester. Mattawam Keag CAXES JDS CAMS LIBBY’S Grocery. Gas, Beer, Soda Sandwiches West Broadway In Lincoln 794-2770 Bowling-Billiards-Games Home Of The M.A. Bowlers 25 Main Street Lincoln, Maine 794-2902 JOHN WILSON Attorney At Law 86 Main Street Lincoln, Maine 794-6131 CANDYLAND 20 Main Street In Lincoln Ambassador Greeting Cards Congratulations rsi load MU M saczKoms —Sales And Service Bill Helen Pettit Owners 55 Main Street Lincoln. Maine 794-650 PETE’S EXXON 57 West Broadway Lincoln, Maine 794-6225 Residential t Commercial Wiring Electrical Building Plumbing Supplies Remodeling 6 New Construction Carpentry FICKETT ELECTRICAL SERVICE. INC. Military Road. Lincoln. ME. 794-8J38 794-8341 111 Compliments Of MJ ZZA WAM KSAtf HAK'DWAKS Jc Qliy AXMKZ QUXSSJAW ‘JK. DM2). SHOP -Congratulations- Mattawamkeag Maine Lincoln, Maine COLE-WHITNEY FORD Truck Town” 18 Main Street Lincoln, ME 04457 Telephone: 794-6522 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 SUQSMS A. WHJZMV Corner Of Main Clay Street Compliments Of Telephone 794-8300 CjCAV- SZSVSM Jr CXAM 31WSKAX MOMS Lincoln, Maine 04457 Distributors Of ’Accessories ’Heating Oils 3 Lee Street Lincoli ’Atlas ’Motor Oils ’Batteries ’Tires ’Gasoline 112 5 4 S ZRAtfSPORZAZm Lincoln. Maine (William Dale Stanley) K'D J Best Wishes Class Of 84” 61 Main Street Lincoln. Maine Compliments Of LIBBY’S COLOR BOUTIQUE SPKOUC AND VOSS Lincoln, Maine Class Rings Jewelry Appliances Andrews Main Street Lincoln. Maine 04457 LAND SERVICES INC. Outer West Broadway. Lincoln 114 Congratulations To The Class Of 84! n ohnsqn florist Shop PRO-HAIR CENTER 794-8992 VLIQr® fLOll)£RS Of DISTINCTION TEIEFLORIST FTD THE BACK DOOR Telephone 794-2762 18 West Broadway Unique Gifts Lincoln, Maine 04457 Lincoln, Maine GOODYEAR ROUTE 2 LINCOLN, MAINE 04457 (207) 794-3310 Jtincoln Zirc 0 N Cooper TIRES y ROUTE 157 MILLINOCKET, MAINE 04462 (207) 723-6633 Congratulations Class Of 1984! ANDYS 300'D eejtzsK Ft) 0 D Wmm stopf'q KAMQOK HVDKO scsezKje eo. Lincoln. ME Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 jCJMCOjCM, majms JSDSKAC CKSDJZ UMJOM 8 Taylor St. PO Box 335 Lincoln, ME 04457 Telephone: 794-8623 Each Account Insured To $100.000 By NCUA •Jarling’s Taylor Street Lincoln 794-6778 ZMS CMAjCSZ ksszaukamz AMD COUMQS i IT UKAMZ Steak. Seafood. And Sandwiches' Access Rd. 6 Rt. 2 Lincoln. Maine CJCAVS ZSXACO 8 West Broadway Lincoln. ME 04457 TeL794-8389 McMUjC££M4 3MC Trucks Sales % Service Serco Loaders Sales 6 Service Lincoln Center. Maine 04458 794-6191 117 Safe Deposit Boxes Registered Checks Travelers Checks Night Depository B o d y w o r k U yOKTHSAST UAm 03 CJMOJCN A 4 S MOZOKS, JM. Lincoln, ME. s e d C a r s Chevrolet Caprice-Impala-Chevette Montecarlo-Corvette-Celebrity Oldsmobile Olds 98-Delta 88 s Cutlass-Supreme e Cutlass-Ciera r Firenza v i Telephone: 794-6503 c e ' |L p a r t $ 118 KAMseys’ ma m Compliments Of SUPS KM A KKS ZS, JtfC. 'Proudly Serving Your Family Since 1938” Enfield Road Lincoln. Maine 794-8839 VKJVS-W KSSZAUKAtfZ