Mattanawcook Academy - Pine Needles Yearbook (Lincoln, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

For giving us his time, For caring about us. For being there when we were down, and For just being himself, The class of 1985 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Crawford. 3 It is with a great deal of pride that I congratulate the Senior Class and all other students on a very rewarding and successful year. Sincerely, Clarence S. Thompson Vice-Principal On behalf of everyone associated with Mattanawcook Academy. would like to commend you for your many academic and extracurricular accomplishments. I hope your years at M.A. have been posi- tive and rewarding. The Communities of Chester, Lincoln, and Mattawamkeag have been supportive of you and your education. I hope as graduates you will show your apprecia- tion and actively support education wherever you live. It is important to remember that your education is a lifetime activity. Best wishes for your future years. Sincerely. Richard C. Greenlaw Principal Mr. Sibley. Mrs. Dill. Mr. Pietras Mr. Merritt Mr. Gallant Mr. Porter FACULTY Mrs. Earlene K. Ay I ward. English. B.A.. M.Ed., M.L.S.i Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. Donald W. Ballard. Life Sciences. R.L.S., M.Ed.-, Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. David R. Bean. Business Ed.. B.S. Ed.. Univ. of Maine at Machias Mr. Brooks A. Clark. Secondary English Ed.i B.S.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Sarah M. Crockett. English. B.A.. Gordon College Mr. Dale Curry. Physical Education. B.S. Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Norma Dill. R.N.. Eastern Maine General Hospital Mr. Joseph F. Gallant. Political Science. B.A.. M.A.i Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. Richard C. Greenlaw. Physical Education. B.S. Ed.; Appalachian State Univ. M.Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Lynne M. Haynes. Physical Education. Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Rachael W. Keller. Merchandising. B.S.C.; Univ. of Southern California. M.S.. M.Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. Dean A. Libbey. Social Studies. B.S. Ed; Univ. of Maine at Orono Miss Lori L. Lowell. Special Ed.. B.S. Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Farmington Mr. Peter J. Lucas. Business Education. B.S. Ed. Hus son College Mr. Vincent A. Mayo. English. B.A.; Has son College Mr. Earle McCormick. Meteorology, B.S.. St. Louis Univ.. M.S.; Naval Post Grduate School Mr. Glenn McLellan. English. B.S. Ed.i Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. William M. Merritt. Elementary Education. B.S. Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Machias Mr. Harley R. Murchie. Physical Science. B.A.; Ricker College Mr. Kendall A. Olsen. Physical Education. B.S. Ed.; Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. Henry M. Pietras. Industrial Arts. B.S. Ed.; Kean College Mr. Larry A. Porter. Music Education. B.Mus. Ed.; Lowell State College Mr. Gregory Reed. English. B.S. Ed.; Univ. of Southern Maine Miss Mary J. Richard. Business Ed.. B.S. Ed.. Hus son Colelge Mr. Loren B. Sibley. Physical Education. B.S. Ed.. Univ. of Maine at Orono Mr. Keith Strange. Energy and Transportation. B.S. Ed. Univ. of Southern Maine 7 Mrs. Whitney Miss Lowell Mr. Strange Mrs. Webster Mr. McCormick Mr. Reed Mr. Zagonanakos Mr. Mayo. Mr. Lucas. Mr. Bean. Mr. Mure hie. Mr. Welch 8 FACUL TY Mr. Clarence S. Thompson. Business Ed.. B.S. kd.i Husson College. M.Ed Univ. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Pauline W. Webster. Home Economics. B.S. Ed.; harming ton State Teachers College Mr William F Welch. Bio Chemistry. B.S. Ed.. Umv. of Maine at Orono Mrs Roberta White. English Literature. B.S.; Eordham Univ.. M.Ed.; Umv. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Susan Whitney. Art Education. B. S. Ed.; Umv. of Maine at Orono Mrs. Mary Wilbur. Mathematics. H.A.; Umv. of Maine at Orono Mr. Clayton R. Worster. Mathematics. B.S. Ed.. M A T.. C. A.S.; Umv. of Maine at Orono Mr. Nicholas Zagorianakos. Social Science. B.A.. St. Anselm’s College STAFF Mrs. Cora Clay Mrs. Joyce Fish Mrs. Alyson Goodwin Mrs. Nellie Hamm Mrs. Diane Whitney SERVICES Miss Roberta Albert Mrs. Carlene Corro Mrs. Ingrid Dolley Mrs. Thelma Glidden Mrs. Teresa King Mrs. Lucretia Niles Mr. Alton Smith Mrs. Anne Smith Mrs. Katherine Smith Mr. Leroy Tilton Mr. James Weatherbee Mrs. Lorraine Weatherbee 9 Mrs. Fish. Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Hamm Mrs. King. Mrs. Glidden. Mrs. Day Mrs. Goodwin Mrs. Smith Mr. Smith Mrs. Corro Mrs. Clay Mrs. Dolley Mrs. Niles Mr. Tilton Mr. W eat herbee P VALEDICTORIAN Thomas John Whitney HONOR PARTS SALUTATORIAN Roger Leonard Cropley. II FIRST HONOR ESSAYIST Wendy Sue Crocker CLASS OF 1985 SECOND HONOR ESSAYIST Christopher Curtis Weed 12 Tina Marie Voisine Who ever heard of a red headed angel?” Likes Being with other people and talking. V-Not: Be a paralegal. Nickname: Tina X- tra Curricular: Class Secretary. 3-4; Baseball Manager. 3- 4; Wrestling Manager. 3; Senior Play; Chorus. 2-. Yearbook Staff. 4. Aimee Frances Vandali ' It s better to be late than not to come at all” Likes: Making up dances with Liz. X- Not: Become an accountant Nickname: Aimee X-tra Curricular: Class Treasurer. 4; Class Officers. 2-4; Field Hockey. T4; Ski. 1-4: Tennis. 2-4; Track. I; Student Council. 1.3.4; Yearbook. Senior Section Editor. 4; District Band. 1-4; Girls' State. 3; Drama Club. 1-2; M club. 2-4, Band. 1-4; Chorus. 3. Sandra Ellen Tash Little people have big hearts” likes: Being with Pat and riding through the country. V-Not: Marry Pat. move out of Lincoln, and live a relaxed life. Nickname: Sam X-tra Curricular: Class President. 1-4; Student Council. 14, Cross Country. I; Softball. I: Basketball. 1-2 Thomas Jeffery Vicaire To know him is to love him likes.- Being with my friends X-Not: Survive UMO Nickname: Tom X-tra Curricular: Senior Vice-President-. Frosh Football; Basketball. 1-3; Spring Track. 2-4; Winter Track. 4-, Intramu- ral Floor Hockey. 1-4; Senior Play. David Albert Statistics show that the general run of pedestrians is .1 little too slow” L ikes: Pole vaulting. Y Not: Become a five star general in the marines. Nickname: Dave X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4-, Usher. 3, M Club. 3.4, Intra. Volleyball. 3.4-. Basketball. 1, Football, l,3i Track 1-4, Weight Lifting, 1-4. Sheila Lynn Arbo I may not be perfect but I’m always me” likes. To have a good time Y Not: Survive Nickname. Elbow X-tra Curricular: Future Flomemakers, 1-3: Intra. Volleyball. 1-1. Adam Edwin Asher All heroes are not six feet tall likes: Sports. Y-Not: Find a good job after school and get married. Nickname: Adam. X-tra Curricular: Plays, 1-4; Class Officer. ,- M Club, 3.4. Intra. Basketball. I-4-, Intra. Volleyball. 1-4: Basketball. 1-4: Football. 1-4: Spring Track. 1-4. Derek Ayer If having fun was a crime. I’d be serving a life sentence L ikes: To play the guitar. X-Not: Be a musician. Nickname• Lou X-tra Curricular. Band. 1-4: M Club, 1-4. Ski Team. 1-4: Ten- nis, 1-4: Golf, 1-4: Intra. Volleyball. 3: Boys' State. 3: Stage Band. 1,3,4. Mary Bard A good laugh is sunshine everywhere” L ikes: To make people laugh. Y-Not. Go to Bible School and get into the Ministerial field. N ickname: Mary X-tra Curricular: Chorus. 1-3; Field Hockey. I. Michael Bard I could cope with life very easily if it weren't for these five days between the weekends!! L ikes: Three- wheeling. Y - Not: Be a construction engineer. N ickname: Chink X-tra Curricular. Yearbook Staff. 2.3: Intra. Volleyball. 1-4; Intra. Hockey. 1-4. Tina Barker She 's a one in a million girl Likes: To cheer!! Y- Not: Go into broadcasting and some day be a newscaster. Nickname: Tina X-tra Curricular: Chorus 1-4; Plays. 2-4; Usherette. 3; Cheerleader 2-4-. M Club. 3.4, Girls' Softball. I, Field Hockey. 1.2, Senior Play. Mitzi Blood I'd rather make history than study it likes: Bud Y -Not; Spend a lot of time with Bud. Nickname: Mitzi X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4. M Club, 3,4; Ski Team. 1-3; Girls' Softball. I. Stacy Lynn Brackett If it's fun do it. L ikes: To run the roads Y-Not: Live on my own Nickname: St ace X-tra Curricular: Future Homemakers !.4i Intramural Volleyball I-. Ann Marie Briggs He who has imagination without learning has wings but no feet. Likes To spend time with Luke and Aimee Lynn Y-Not.- Be a good mother and a beautician Nickname: Annie or Anna belle X-tra Curricular: Chorus 1-4. Lori Ann Bumpus A smile is a whisper of a laugh. likes: Being with Jim Y-Not: Get a full time job. become a nurse Nickname: Buttons X-tra Curricular: Allison Robert Butler Work and worry killed many a man. so why should I take the chance.” Likes: Y-Not: N ickname: X-tra Curricular: 16 Jeffrey Scott Chesley Girls, girls everywhere but no one here wants to share Likes: My truck. Y-Not: Become an electrical technician and have freedom. Nickname: Chess X- tra Curricular: Band. 1.2,3.4: M Club. 3.4: Intra. Volleyball. 2: Ski Team. 1-4. Daniel Franklin Clark A smile is a curve that helps set things straight L ikes: Football. -Not: Graduate and get a job. X.-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4: Usher 3: M Club 2-4: Baseball. 2: Football, 3,4: Track, 3.4: Indoor Track, 4. s Penny Waneta Chandler I never lose sight of the fact that just being is fun Likes: To have fun. Y Not: Get a steady job. Nickname: Pen X-tra Curricular: Chorus. 1-4. Kenyon S. Campbell I’m not wild. I just drive as if I were rehearsing for an accident Likes: To play tennis or drive race cars. Y Not: Win the Datona 500. Nickname: Ken X-tra Curricular: Tennis. 1-4: Basketball. 1-3: Golf. 1-3. Theresa Ann Clark What the heart knows today, the head will understand tomorrow. ” I ikes: Spending time with Arthur Y- Not.- Take care of my baby and become a cosmetologist. Nickname: Theresa X-tra Curricular: Chorus, 1-4 Maryetta Elizabeth Cottle 'I'll discuss anything — I like to go perhaps-ing on all subjects. “ L ikes. Y-Not: N ickname. X-tra Curricular: Melissa Jane Craig A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. Likes- To be with Larry Ferguson Y-Not: Get married and have a family to go on with nursing. Nickname: Missy X-tra Curricular: Marc Alan Crocker Everybody's got to be a comedian.” Likes: Cliff diving Y-not: Steal a corvette and go to California. Nickname: Crock (Jerry) X-Curricular: M Club, 3,4; Intramural Basketball. 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball. 2-4-. Baseball, 1-4, Basketball. 1-4, Football. 1-4. Mark A. Crocker It 's easier to Jo a job right than explain why you didn’t the first time. likes: To mess around Y- Not: Make it through college N ickname: Crocker X-tra curricular M club 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2, Bowl- ing 1-4 Wendy Sue Crocker People who make no noise are dangerous. likes To be wherever her friends are Y' Not: Be an RN Nickname: Wendy X- tra curricular: Yearbook Staff 4-. Usherette 3; M Club 3-4; Track 3-4; Maine Scholars Day 3; Football Statistician 4; Who’s Who 4; Girls State Alternate. 3 Roger Leonard Cropley. II Every girl is crazy about a sharp dressed man likes: Music Y- Not: Go to college for Communications and be casual Nickname: Rog X-tra curricular: Baseball 1-2; Plays 1.3; Usher 3: Intramural Volley- ball 2; Bowling I; Baseball 1-2; Musicals 1.3.4; Maine Scholars Day 3; Boy's State 3 Jennifer Lynn Dill If I could have one wish, the wish would be that everyone would be smiling with me. likes: Jay Leonard '(-Not: Be a drug abuse counselor Nickname: Jen X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4-. Band. 1-4; Plays. 3.4; Usherette. 3; National Honor Society. 3.4; Stud. Coun.. 2-4; Class Off.. 1.2: Cheer. 1-4; M Club. 2-4; Intra. Volleyball. 1.2; Track 1.2; Tennis Mgr.. 3; Pep Club. 1.2.4; Girls' State Alt.. 3. Denise Lynn Dundas Love is easier to fall into than out of L ikes: To he with Jeff. Y Not: Get married and he happy Nickname. Denise X-tra Curricular: Field Hockey, 1-2 Future Homemakers. 1,2,4. Stephanie Ann Dyer Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday L ikes. To PartyII Y• Not: Take a break!! Nickname: Tepi. X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff, 4; Class Officer, 3: Bowling. 2. Karen Lynn Edwards A hunch is creatively trying to tell you something likes: To be around and to take care of small children. Y- Not: Be a beautician and get married and raise a family Nickname: Little Karen or Shortcake X-tra Curricular: Chorus I. Susan Elizabeth Epp Many a play requires our faith in the first act. hope in the second act and charity in the last L ikes: To sing Y - Not: Marry Bob Nickname: Susan X-tra Curricular: Chorus, 1-4; French Club. 1-4; Dramatic Club 2-4. Plays, 2-4: President of French Club, 3; Secre- tary. French Club, 2. Elwood H. Farrington The world looks easy to conquer from a height Likes: To ride motorcycles. Y- Mot: Go to trade school. Nickname: Elwood X-tra Curricular: Wrestling, 1-4; Weight Lifting William James Flagg Experience is not what happens to a man, it is what a man does with what happens to him. likes.- Guns. Y Not: Be in the Air Force. Nickname: Bill -tra Curricular: Michelle Allison Folster Brightly smile and sweetly sing likes: To have a good time!! Y Not: Go to college and run a daycare center. Nickname.- Chelle X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff, 4-. Band. 1-4; Chorus. I, 3-4; Dramatic Club. 2-4; M Club, 2-4; Girls' State 3-. All State. 2-3: District Chorus, 1,3 District Band, 2; All State Cho- rus. 2-4; Pep Band, 1-2; Field Hockey, 3-4; Spring Track Manager. 3-4; Girls' Basketball Manager, 3-, Winter Track Manager, 4-. Who's Who. 4; Senior Play, 4-, Musical, 2-3. Cressa Louise Garland When you help someone up a hill you get nearer to the top yourself likes: To make snowmen with Mary B. and Susan M. Y-Not: Be a flight attendant Nickname: Crescent Roll X-tra Curricular: Yearbook, 4; Manager Girls' Varsity Basketball. 2. Sandra Lynn Gary The world is as you take it. Likes.- To read Y- Not: Go in the Army and get married Nickname: Sand X-tra curricular: Senior Play, Chorus 1-4 Michael Gifford Strength lies not in defense but in attack. Likes: Freshman girls Y-Not: Go to college and play football at UMO Nickname: Mike X- tra curricular: Yearbook staff 4. M Club 1-4, Intramural Basketball 1-3, Intramural Volleyball 1-3 Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track (outdoor and indoor) 1-4 Douge James Gordon Monday is a hard way to spend I 7th of your life. Likes: To party Y-Not.- Sleep late in the morning Nickname: Douge X-tra curricular Robin Lynn Gordon If I had my life to live over. I don't think I'd have the strength. L ikes. To ram the roads Y-Not: Be a receptionist Nickname, Robin X-tra curricular: Yearbook staff 4, Chorus 3, Intramural Volleyball 1-3 22 Thomas David Gorsline All the great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well, likes Playing Baseball Y-Not: Become a police specialist in the Air Force. Nickname: Spaghetti Man X-tra Curricular: M Club 2-4: Intramural Volleyball 1-4; Bowling 2.3. Baseball 1-4; Cross Country I; Basketball I. Deborah M. Grant If silence were golden, she would be rich, likes: To spend money Y - Not: Be a medical lab technologist Nickname: Debbie X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff 4; Academic Comp. 1.2; French Club 1-3; French Club Secretary 3. Ushers 3; M Club 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Baseball Stats. Mgr. 2.3; Gymnastics 3.4; Intramural Rktball 3; Bowling. 1-2; Wendy Jo Grass It doesn't hurt to be optimistic, you can always cry later, likes: To get a phone call from Adam. Y Not: Go on to school and become an Accountant. N ickname: X-tra Curricular.- Band 1-3; Future Homemakers 2.3. Jeff D. Hall Experience is drawing without an eraser. likes. Short people Y-Not: Move back to Chicago. Nickname: Take-A X-tra Curricular: Spring Track. 3-4; Wrestling. 1-4; Baseball. I- Soccer. 1-2; Yearbook Staff. Deborah Lynn Haynes 'Full of pep and full of fun a laugh and a smile for everyone L ikes. To dance V-Not: Get a steady job and get married Uickname: Deb X-tra Curricular: Girls Basketball. 1-3; Field Hockey. 1-2 Wade Alan Helsor I'm driving my life away: Eddie Rabbitt. ” L ikes: My truck Y- Not: Be a truck driver and be a success in whatever do. N ickname: Spade X-tra Curricular: Golf. 2-3. Larry Wayne Hesseltine Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. likes: To wrestle Y- Not: State Police Uickname: Larry X-tra Curricular: Cross Country. 2: Wrestling. 1-4. Rhonda Jordan Oh. she s little and she's wise, but she's a terror for her size. likes: To eat Y- Not: Graduate Uickname: Rhonda X-tra Curricular: Ronald Jay Kafka Fun is my middle name. L ikes: To be with the A Team Y- Not: Go to college Hick name: Speedy Ron Kaska X-tra Curricular.- Cross Country. 14; Track. 1-4-. Indoor Track 1-4. Tammy L. Kafka The world looks brighter behind a smile. likes: Larry Audet Y- Not: Go to EMVTI to learn to be a chef N ickname: Tammy X-tra Curricular: Cross Country, mgr. 4, Track, mgr. 3-4. Deborah Ann King Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. likes: To be happy Y- Not: Be a paralegal N ickname: Debbie X-tra Curricular: Band. 1-3; Chorus 1; Girls State. 3; Girls Basket- ball. mgr. 1-3. Jana Lee King The best mirror is a friend's eye. likes- To listen to music Y Not; Be a receptionist N ickname.- Jana X-tra Curricular.- Band. 1-3; Chorus. 1.3; Plays. 1. ■ Robert James Kuivanen Content with his own thoughts Likes.- To weld Y-Not. Live forever Nickname: Boh X-tra Curricular: Stacey Arlene Lancaster Unspoken anger is never regretted Likes: To spend time with Terry Y- Not.- Get Married Nickname.- Stace X-tra Curricular: Future Homemaking. 1.3.4-. Chorus. 3. Kevin A. Lee The only drawback of being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove it. Likes: To play football -Not: Go to college, move from Mattawamkeag Nickname• Hatchet X-tra Curricular: Football. 1-4: Track, 3-4. Weightlifting. 1-4, Baseball. 2 Frosh Basketball Manager. I: M Club. 3-4: Intramural Basketball. 2. Brian J. Leonard A smile for every boy. two for every girl Likes: Girls - ot: Make money N ickname: X-tra Curricular. M Club. 1-4, Intramural Volleyball. 1-3, Cross Country. 1-4. Indoor Track. 1-4, Spring Track. 1-4. 26 Stephen Lloyd Lindsay Stand by to crash! likes, Cars Y-Not: Weld Nickname: Teve X-tra Curricular: Four wheelings Hand. 1-4. Bobbi Lee Lyons Behind these innocent eyes, mischief and mystery lies likes To travel Y -Not He happy forever. Nickname: Bobbi X-tra Curricular: Majorette. I. Sally Anne MacEachern Use what talents you possess the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best likes: To sing and play piano. Y - Not: Have a long, happy life. Nickname: Sam X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Editor. 4-. Band. 1-4: Lhorus. 1.2.4: All State Chorus. 3.4: National Honor Society, 3.4. Cheerleader. I 4. M Club. 2-4: Musicals, 2-4, Senior Play: Girls' State. 3; Dis. Clio rus. 2.4; Pis. Band. 3: Track. 3-4, Drama Club. 2-4, Intra. Volley- ball. 1.2.4; Intra. Racquetball. 2-4; Who's Who. 4. Susan E. Mason Absence makes the heart grow fonder likes. Seeing Carl Y - Not: Succeed in whatever I do Nickname.- Sue X-tra Curricular: Future Homemakers. 1-4; Intra. Basketball. 3; Intra- Volleyball. 2.3. Derek Wade Maxwell You can tell my trust in (Sod by the way drive Likes: Food and girls, in that order Y-Alot: Get rich and be the owner of the Raiders Nickname: Max X-tra Curricular: None Judith Lynn Mayo Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you Likes: Simon LeBon of Duran Duran -Not: Travel to Birmingham, England Nickname.- Duranie X-tra Curricular: Pep Band, I-4-, M Club, 3-4, French Club. 1,2,4: French Club Treasurer. 2 Basketball. ,- Band. 1-4. Wayne E. McCarthy Good things come in small packages Likes. Baseball Y- Not: Go into the computer field N ickname: X-tra Curricular. Intramural Volleyball. . Baseball, I. Melissa Jean McEwen A friend is a present you give yourself Likes: To see how much trouble I can get into. -Not: Get married, work as a C.N.A. Nickname: Missy or Mel X-tra Curricular: Band. 1-4: French Club, I. 28 David B. McIntyre The secret of getting ahead is getting started. I ikes: To be with Susan and hang out with Roger. Y- Not: Attend U.M.O. as an electrical engineer. Nickname: Pave X-tra Curricular: Ski Team. I Stage Band. I-2-, Pep Band. 2- 4; Intra. Volleyball. 2-, M Club. 3.4: School Musicals. T4. Jolene McLain The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love until it's given away likes: Listening to the radio. X - Not: Get a job and get married. Nickname: Jo X-tra Curricular: Chorus. I. Stephen Alan Merritt Where words fail, music speaks Likes.- Music Y - Not: Go to college and make money. Nickname• Stephen Alan X-tra Curricular: Band. I: Usher. 3-, National Honor Society. 2-4; M Club. 2-4-. Basketball. 1-2; Honor Roll. 1-4; Golf. 2-4-. Tennis, 3-4. Steve Roger Michaud Life is a celebration and you don't need an invitation likes: To ski. Y -Not: Go on to school. Nickname: Mich X-tra Curricular: Golf Team 1.2; Lisa Marie Millett It is an absolute perfection to know how to get the ver most of one's individuality. Likes Music Y -Not: Get employment N ickname X-tra Curricular: Writing, reading, etc. Lori Lynn Millet! Take time to laugh It is the music of my soul. L ikes Music Y-Not: Live life to its fullest N ickname. X-tra Curricular: yearbook Staff. 4. Chorus. 1-4; French Club. I; Dramatic Club. I-4-. Flays. 2-4. M Club. 2-4; Girls' Softball. 1-4; Thespian Society. 3-4. Mark Alan Mulligan I'd rather be 4-wheeling! • Likes: Four Wheelin'' in my loy'ota Y -Not: Go to E.M.V.T.I. for business education, be a mil- lionaire Nickname: Mulligan or Mull X-tra Curricular M Club. 1-4. Intramural Basketball. 1-2; Basketball. 1-2; Tennis. 1-4; Golf. 1-2; Floor Hockey. 1 Luanne Doris Niles My mind is made up — don't confuse me with the facts likes Being with friends and the good ol‘ Bradford days Y-Nor Be an accountant. Nickname: Lewy X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4. Future Homemakers. I- 4; Plays. 2.3; Usherette. 3: Intra. Volley- ball. 1-3; Football mgr.. 4; Majorettes, 1.2: Field Hockey. 3-. M Club 3.4. Benje Leigh Oliver The poorest golfer has one advantage — He gets to hit the ball more than anyone else. likes: To go camping. Y -Not: Co to college and become a computer programmer. Nickname: Ralph X-tra Curricular M Club 3.4; Bowling. 1-4. Randall Wayne O'Leary The job of the drummer is not so much to make good music, but to drown out the bad likes: Rock n' roll and drums!! Y- Not: Play RSR and drums!! N ickname.- Wedgehead X-tra Curricular: Band. 1-4; Chorus. 1-4, Drums. Guitar. Keys. Angela Helen Pelkey No rule is a good rule likes: Jen’s driving Y -Not: To get out of the Timber House Nickname.- Ang X-tra Curricular: Penny Ann Pelkey One person with courage makes a majority likes: To party Y -Alot: Take a breather. Nickname: Bippy X-tra Curricular: Bowling. 1-3; Intra. Floor hockey. Badmin- ton, and Volleyball. Jennifer Claire Pepin Strive to be all that you can be because you only get out of life what you put into it. likes: Spending time with Erik Y -Not: Become a medical assistant. Nickname: Jenny X tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4; Band. 1-3: Drama Club. 1-4: Plays. 1-4: Usherette. 3. M Club. 1-4 Girls' Basketball. 1-4: Intra. Volleyball. 1-4: Cross Country. 3: Track. 1-4: Majorettes, 3: Field Hockey. 1.3.4. 32 Jon Gary Pelkey Books are the course of mankind I ikes: Three wheeling on my Honda ATC Y - blot: Go to E.M.V.T.I. for heating technology Nickname: Pelk X-tra Curricular: Intra. Basketball. 3.4: Intra. Volleyball. 3.4Ski Team. I: Bowling. I. Patti Elaine Pelkey Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true Likes: Athletics, reading, and writing X -Not: Spend time with my family. Nickname: Pat X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4: Student Council, 1.3.4: Class Officer. 1.3: M Club. 1-4. Girls' Basketball 1.3.4: Intra. Basketball: Girls' Softball. 1.3: Pep Club. 1.3: Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar. 3: Field Hock- ey. 1-4; Senior Play: Intra. Floor Hockey: Voice of Democracy Winner. 4. Jennifer M. Perry I can't drive 55 L ikes: To party Y Not: Return to Prince Edward Island to be with Al. N ickname. Jiffydickerderr X-tra Curricular. Chorus 1-2- Intramural Basketball. 1-4: Bowling. 2 3: Intramural Volleyball. 1-4. Norman Joseph Plourde Accept me as I am-only then will tre discover each other. L ikes Computers Y-Not: Be a Computer Programmer N ickname: Storman X-tra Curricular: Glen A. Porter I don’t look for trouble, but I always find it. likes Racing fast cars -Not: Own and operate my own construction company. N ickname: Crash X-tra Curricular: Keith Alan Priest The law was made to be broken. I just helped it a little. L ikes: Y -blot: N ickname: X -tra Curricular: Plays. 2, M Club. 2-4-, Baseball. 2-4; Basketball. I-4-. Football. 1.4. k 4 Joel Anlhony Richards It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends L ikes Pole vaulting Y-Not: Become an X-ray technician and make it after high school. Nickname: Jo-el X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff 4: Band I-4-, Chorus 1-3; Dramatic Club 1-4: Plays 1-4; Ushers l-J; Student Council 1 M Club 1-4; Intramural Basketball I; Intramural Volleyball 1-3; Basketball ,- football 1-4; Track 1-4, President of Club Activity 3-4-. Student Council President 3-4; Class Marshall 3; Pep Club 1. Boys State 3; District Chorus 1-3, All State Chorus 1, Intramural Floor Hockey 1-4. Wayne D. Shaw Never think of the future, it comes soon enough, likes. Girls X-Not; Get a good job N ickname: Tink er X-tra Curricular: Lorene Nellie Shorey A cheerful look brightens the day. likes: To Bowl Y-Not: Be a famous hairstylist Nickname: Cubby X-tra Curricular Bowling 1-3; Weight Lifting; Aerobics. Paula Jean Sleeper It is better to learn late than never. likes: To spend time with Lou Y-Not: Get married and go to college. Keep Lou's room clean for at least a day. N ickname: X-tra Curricular: Band 1-4. 34 Galen Smith Why should the devil have all the good times? Likes.- Women Y-Not: Become a welder. N ickname Red and Huh X'tra C urricular: Intramural Basketball I: Intramural Vol- leyball I. Basketball , Football 1-1, Wres- tling 1-4 Joe G. Solomon Promise is most given when the least is said. Likes Hunting and fishing Y-Not- Have a career in wood harvesting. Nickname: Joe X- tra Curricular: Elizabeth Marye Margaret Stavang Time flies when you don't know what you're doing. Likes: Making up dances with Aimee and getting picked up by Phi kap guys in the mall with Jen and Aimee. -Not: Kidnap a Chippendale and live isolated in a penthouse in Alew York. Nickname- Liz X- tra Curricular: Yearbook staff 4, Usherettes 3-. M Club 14, Intra- mural Volleyball 1-1 Track Manager 2-, Majorettes l-2i Girls' Softball 1-2: Held Hockey T4-, Tennis Manager 3 Pep Club 2, Girl's State 3 Candace Rene Stone Be yourself, no one can ever tell you're doing it wrong. Likes- O.T.T. road, being out of town, having the edge. Rog. -Not: Survive college without an annual and go on to be rich. N ickname: Candy X-tra curricular.- Cheerleader 1-4; Yearbook staff 4: Chorus 1-2, M. Club 4-. Girls' Basketball I; Track Manger I: Major- ettes A Pep Club 1-3; Spring Track 4. Intramural Racquetball 4. Elaine Katherine Summerson For those who can dream, there is no such thing as far Likes: To Dream. Y-Not. Go to college and be successful in whatever I do. Nickname: Woody X tra Curricular. Yearbook Staff. 4: Chorus. A Usherette. 3; M Club. 2 4: Girls ' Basketball. 1,2: Softball. A Field Hockey. 1-4: Pep Club. 2. James Stewart Tash 'Baseball is the only place in life where a sacrifice is really appreciated Likes I like to sleep Y-Not: To go to school in Rhode Island Nickname. Slime Ed X tra Curricular Band. 1-4: M Club. 3.4. Intra. Volleyball. 3. Baseball, 1-4-, X-Country. A Wrestling, 2-4. Kurt Allen Thompson Art is the difference between seeing and identifying Likes: To sleep X-Not: Be a blue printer N ickname: KA T X-tra Curricular: Chorus. General and Select. Susan Gail Tolmin Lead me not into temptation. I can find it myself Likes: O.T.F. Road, eating, and flirting. Y-Not: Stop my annuals with C.S. N ickname: Sue-babe X-tra Curricular• Chorus. A Usherette. 3: M Club. 3-4: Bas- ketball. 1-4: Intra. Volleyball, 3.4-. Softball Manager. A Winter Car. Queen Can.. 3; Field Hockey. 1-4 36 Darcey Rae Twist It’s mind over matter-, if you don't mind, it doesn't matter. Likes. To have a good tune Y-Not: Survive. Nickname: Darce X-tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff, 4-. Class Officer. 3. Regina Gay Voisine If you don't say anything, you won’t be called on to repeat it likes.- To be on the go. Y-Not: Be a Hairstylist Nickname: Reg or Reggie X-tra Curricular: X-Country, 4-, Track. 3,4: Chorus. 2; Fu- ture Homemakers. 1-3. Roy Joseph Voisine People that matter are most aware that others do too likes: Hunting Y -Not: Be a diesel mechanic. Nickname: Joey X-tra Curricular. Bowling I-4-, Baseball. 2-3-, French Club. 1-2. Christopher Curtis Weed If you can't win. make the guy ahead of you break the record L ikes Running. Y -Not: Be an electrical engineer and computer programmer. Nickname: C-Weed X-tra Curricular: M Club. 1-4; Bowling. 1-2; X-Country. 1-4; Track, I- 4; Winter Track. 3-4; National Honor Society, 2-4. Steve I Welch He is a wise man who talks but little.” likes: To dance. 'V -Not. Start my own radio station. N ickname: Steve X -tra Curricular: Harlan Ray Wheeler Look out world, here come!” likes Being me. -Not: Take a break from it all. N ickname: Harlan X tra Curricular: Larry E. White You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough likes -Not. N ickname X tra Curricular: Dawn Janine Whitney A smile is a passport to heaven I ikes: MONEY!! Y-Not: Be a lab technician and be successful Nickname: Auntie Pawn. X tra Curricular: Yearbook Staff. 4; Gymnastics. 2-4. Cho- rus. I-3-. Trench Club. 1.3; Intra. Floor Hockey. 1-4. Usherette. 3: M Club. 3.4. Intra. Volleyball. 1-4; Baseball Stats Mgr.. 2-4; Track. 3; Intra. Badminton. Plays, 4. Jon Michael Whitney 'It takes a great man to be a good listener likes: To drive my car. V-Not: Get married. N ickname: Whitney Xtra Curricular: French Club, h Baseball. .■ Football. I: Track, 3. Thomas John Whitney We are sure that he is one who will always have his work well done Likes To play baseball Y -Not: To become an Electrical Engineer FI ickname: Tom X tra Curricular: National Honor Society. 2-4: M Club. 1-4: Intra. Volleyball 1-4: Bowling. 1-4: Base- ball, 1-4; Cross Country. I. Intramural Bas- ketball. I Traci Ann Whitney Open sesame ... I want to get out! likes.- To party!! Y-Not: Take a breather. N ickname: Traci X-tra Curricular: Chorus. I. Sherri Windsor Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow Likes: Y -Not.- N ickname: X-tra Curricular: Beth Ann Worster All I want is a little more than I ever get. likes.- Spending time with friends Y-Not: Go to college, own a multi-million dollar company Nickname: Beth X-tra Curricular. Yearbook Staff, 4-. Band, ,• Usher, 3 M Club. 3 - Girls' Basketball. I: Intramural Volleyball. I 3. Ma jorettes. 2-. Girls' Softball Mgr., 1-2 Pep Club. I-4-. Field Hockey. 1-4; Honor Roll. 1-2 Girls' State 4 ternate, 3; Math Team. 3. Above Left WILLING TO LEND A HAND Michelle Tom Left Center CLASS FLIRTS Candy David Below Left NEAT AS A PIN Steve Jana Above Right THAT BLUSH Tina Kevin Right Center PERSONALITY PLUS Joel Jennifer Below Right TEACHER S PETS Beth Tom ■wtti SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES TOP LEFT TOP RIGHT NICEST SMILE MOST TALKATIVE DAN KEVIN LUANNE LIZ LEFT RIGHT CLASS GOSSIPS MOST UNIQUE KEITH RANDY SUE CANDY BOTTOM LEFT BOTTOM RIGHT CLASS MUSICIANS SUPERIOR DEREK SPORTSMANSHIP MICHELLE ADAM PATTI TOP LEFT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LORI. WENDY STEVE. TOM TOP RIGHT SUPER SPIRIT JOEL JENNIFER RIGHT SHORTEST TOM KAREN LEFT TALLEST EL WOOD PENNY BOTTOM RIGHT MOST DETERMINED DAVE TINA BOTTOM LEFT BEST DRESSED ROGER BETH 43 Above Left Rhonda MOST ATHLETIC Keith Adam Patti Below Center CLASS GLUTTONS Above Center Sue CLASS GROOVERS Mike Kenyon Liz Below Right CLASS CLOWNS Above Right Marc QUIET 6 SHY Mary Mark Regina Right Center BOOKWORMS Below Left Chris CLASS PESTS Debbie SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen: Michelle Williams Secretary; Rachael Pelkey- President; Gay Thurlow Treasurer; Danny Ludden- Vice President. Sophomores: Andy Libbey Treasurer; Terri Libby- Secretary; April Nickerson Vice President; Julie Wilson- President. Seniors: Joel Richards. Jennifer Dill Juniors: Skip Gerry. Wendy Webster CLASS FAVORITES Sophomores.- Scott Gordon. Terri Libby Freshmen: Racheal Pelkey. Danny Ludden Row I Jean me Bard. Larry Audet. Dennis Carver. Angela McLaughlin. April Brown. John Ciarrochi. Bob Berg. Row 1 Mike Archer. Carrie Colby. Danny Archer. Bruce Albert. Tate Aylward. Melissa Federico. Robert Brown. Row 3. Danny McKay. Becky Clifford. Lisa Libby. Deanna Michaud. Jodi McCarthy. Therese Cahill. Valerie Bryer. David Butler. Phil Brown. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOI Row I Ricky Wort man. Ricky Weatherbee. Tammy Sutherland. Wendy Webster. Shawne Shore y. Billy Pedley. Robert Sutherland. Jim Pettit. Row 2: Lory Vicnaire. Andrea Smith. Flame Stevens. Suzanne Weatherbee. DeDe Taylor. Tracy Smith. Mary Russell. Kemp Potter. Row 3 Frannie Murray. Marcia Philbrook. Cindee Nelson. Linda Wolford. Gale Porter. Diane Tash. Lisa Neal. Carla Warrick. Mark Scott. Front Row. Cindy Lee. Shari Monroe. Louis St. Pierre. Skip Gerry. Angela Goodwin. Cathy Edwards. Mikki Dreisbach. Ruth Muise. Barbara Foss. Tammy Michaud. Second Row.- Anders Kuivanen. Lance Flacker. Lee Grant. Scott Jipson. Mark Tolman. Duane Furge. Scott Lee. Linda Dill. Brynn Jordan. Row Three. Tammy Larlee. Elaine Gray. Laurie Merritt. Christine Kelley. Sue Montgomery. Kelly Davis. John Jordan. Pat Leonard. Jim LaPierre Front Row. Lisa Baker. Debbie Fox. Naomi Kinney. Second Row: Kelly Walcott. Judy Thibodeau. Shannon Hurd. Denise Heavin. Front Row: Elisa O'Leary, Stephanie Miles, Leigh Page, Curtis Robertson. Jerry Richards. Liz Rich. Second Row: Curt Ring. Jeff Plourde, Shellina Stratton. Lynda Murray, April Nickerson. Kelly Pratt. Jolene Nute. Third Row. Jason Rush. Wade Shaefer, Mike St. Pierre, Kelly Rich, Rhonda Powers, Robin Powers. Fourth Row: Leona Russell. Beth Murphy, Julie Wilson, Nicky Richard, Lisa Solomon. RES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO Front Row. Missy Gifford. Chandy Libby, Terri Libby. Shawn Langley, Troy Langley, Andy Maxwell. Betty McAlpine. Second Row: Tricia Garland. Laura LaPierre, Kelly McLaughlin. Lisa Lee. Jamie Lyons, Jim Flanders, Bryant Markie. Third Row• Ray Jordan. Bret Mowatt. Jon Marin. Brian McIntyre. Tammy Bernard. Joan Leonard. Leiah Libby. Fourth Row: Rob Lee. Dulcey McLain. Laurel Edwards. Michelle Grant. Regina Hanscom. Dena King, Deedra King, Mary Ellen King. Front: Peter Smith. Theresa Whitney. Kim White. Lorna Tilton. Lisa Tomilson. Claudia Springer, Rob Thornton. Glenn Thurlow. Second Row: Stephanie Timpano. Missy Ireland, Betsy Twombly. Leanne Ware. Kenny Leonard. Tiger Tash, Jamie Smith, Emden Tash. Third Row: George Sibley. David Stratton. Dana Oldham. Mike Adkins, Jim Gill, Diana Stavang. Katrine Stewart. Sonya Tash. RES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO Front: Audrey Albert. Sandy Crevoiserat, Carol Doherty, Lisa Briggs. Sarah Arbo. Lisa Ciarrochi. Lisa Gordon, Corey Grass. Second Row: Laurel Edwards, Robin Batchelder. Flerbie Ayer, Scott Gordon, Tim Guiod. Maurice Hessaltine, Charlie Brown. Third Row: Amanda Cole. Lisa Conroy. Pat Boss, Kenny Audet, Larry Ferguson. Trevor Jordan. Mark Cummings. Fourth Row. John Colby, Derek Crocker. Brent Chesley, Carl Gary. Chris Carr. Jason Gagnon, Jimmy Kneeland. Front Row: Kim O'Meara. Beth Oliver. Lee Rush. Ivan Porter. Eugene Powers. Second Row: Renee O'Brikis. Lorna O’Donal. Lenny Markie, Jeff Ouirion. Donald Russell. Jason Reed. Third Row. Anna Russell, Kim Murchison. Richard Pelkey, Derek Patterson. Hugh Michaud, Bill Lucas. Fourth Row: Peggy Russell. Lori Markie, Scott Niles, Jimmy Mars ton, Danny Ludden. Rachael Pelkey, Scott Priest. SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Front Row: Rena Theriault, Lucretia Tracy, Patty Young, Doug Smart, Huestus Smith. Paul Springer. Second Row: Ron Mayo, Brent Wells, Mike Voisine, Matthew Storman, Rusty Stanley, Dawn Stark. Third Row: Willie Wortman, Scott McMoarn, Alison Smart, Michelle Williams, Melanie McFalls, Tracy Trott. Fourth Row. Ginny Savage, Diane Shaefer. Bobbie Worster. Susan Sibley. Donna Whitney, Juile McAloon, Gay Thurlow. Front Row: Sharon Gorsline, Tracy Gary. Lisa Jordan. Cathy Crocker. Lori Leet, Sabrina Leavitt, Leesa Cunningham. Second Row: Dawn Crocker. Heather Kinney, Nancy Guiod, Nancy Dolley. Lisa Fogg. Heather Ferguson. Mike Gordon. Mary Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Matt Kirkpatrick. Karen Stratton. Lisa Hesseltine, Krystyne Doherty, Sharon Bumpus, Scott Jones, Chris Delano. Fourth Row: Scott Gary. Ricky Grass. Shane Crocker. Reggie Day. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH Front Row: Kathy Jack. Theresa Conroy, Clyde Bruce. Wayne Crevoiserat. Greg Brooke, Jill Plourde. Vicki Clay. Second Row. Beth Berg, Peggy Clark, Kelly Ireland, Leanna Clay. Shannon Cobb, Mary Bryer. Beth Cahill. Debbie Butterfield. Third Row: Jerry Adams. Mark Campbell. Nelson Brown, Almon Briggs. Bernie Botting, Scott Irish, Eugene Brannen, Sandy Ireland. Being the exciting movie writer that I am. I've decided to come out with a motion picture that features a wonderful superhero with qualities that are incredible. This hero is going to be remembered and idolized, by millions, maybe billions, of fans. He is going to be so popular, there are going to be lunchboxes. tee-shirts, posters, and even cereal boxes with his face posted on them, after my movie comes out, that is. First I will need a name for my hero. Superman has already been used. Mighty Man is too childish-l think I'll go with something that's original. I'll start off with an H for handsome, then A for admirable. V for noble and wise, and K for knowing everything. All those letters that represent something that describe my superhero spell out Hank. Quite a unique name for a hero, don't you think? There are many more things left out that should be in his name, but how many letters can you fit on one cereal box? Second, I will need a description of his character. Most important, Hank must be very nice looking-that will attract a lot of girls to the movie theater. He also will have a beautiful body with many muscles (which of course, he gets from flying to other planets). Hank must have curly brown hair with big green eyes (I'm sick of those blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauties). For his personality, he must have a great sense of humor, and also be charming. He should be cool and brave. He will be a great fighter, leader, and companion. Next, we must give Hank some talents, talents like no other hero has. These powers have been passed down through his family from a distant planet. Let’s give Hank the ability to read other people's minds and see the future so he can tell what his enemy is thinking. He can also run and swim up to 100 mph. and has strength to lift anything under 3 tons. He is immune to mortal weapons like guns. Let's also give him the smarts of a computer. Since his powers only come from his family, his arch enemy must also come from there, because their powers are similar. Let's say he was his evil devious cousin from the dark side of the family. His name will be Rank. Pank is slightly weaker than Hank but he always puts up a good fight in which, of course, Hank wins. His enemy has got to be ugly, mean, fierce, and just plain bad. I might also give Hank a girlfriend, a beautiful young girl whom he may have to fight Pank for. Yes-that will be the theme of my movie-the box office smash! I think I may even play Hank The End which means no more Hanky-Panky. Beth Cahill Front Row: Aimee Vandali, Jennifer Dill. Judy Mayo, Elaine Gray. Leah Edwards. Mi- chelle Grant. Second Row. Lisa Neal. Paula Sleeper, Brynn Jordan. Tammy Michaud, Laura LaP terre. Lisa Gordon. Rick Vic a ire, Susan Sibley, Bobbi Worster. Sharon Gors- line, Anna Russell, Mary Kirkpatrick, Bron- wyn Head, Deanna Michaud. Third Row: Mi- chelle Williams. Leah Libby, Laural Edwards, Sonya Tash, El via Philbrook, Jim Tash, Sally MacEachern, David McIntyre. Mary Bryer. Matthew Kirkpatrick, Sandy Crevoiserat. Audrey Albert, Jason Rush, Jerry Adams. Bil- ly Lucas. April Brown. Michelle Folster. Fourth Row. Beth Cahill, Nacy Dolley, Derek Ayer. Lee Rush. Angela McLaughlin. Regina Hanscom, Trevor Jordon, Curt Ring. Fifth Row: Mr. Porter, Leesa Cunningham, Vicky Cole. Randy O'Leary. Jeff Chesley. Stephen Lindsay. Joel Richards. Absent. - Band Officers: Brynn Jordon, Derek Ayer. Audrey Albert, Beth Cahill. 56 Senior Band Members: Front Row: Sally MacEachern, Paula Sleeper. Michelle Folster, Aimee Vandali. Back Row: Judy Mayo. Jennifer Dill. Jeff Chesley. Steve Lindsay. Randy O'Leary. David McIntyre. Jim Tash. Derek Ayer. Joe! Richards. Absent. PEP BAND Front Row Lisa Meal. Brynn Jordan. Laura LaPierre. Anna Russell. Judy Mayo. Michellke Grant. Second Row Rick Vicaire. Lee Rush, Sonya Tash. El- via Philbrook. Jim Tash. Trevor Jordan. Audrey Albert. Sandra Crevoiserat. Third Row: Vicki Cole. Mr. Porter. Ran- dy O'Leary MAJORETTES Front Row: Sarah Arbo. Robin Pow- ers. Mary Ellen king. Lorna Tilton. Lathy Jack. Back Row: Robin Bat- chelder. Tricia Garland. Claudia Springer. Elisa O'Leary. Diane Shaefer. STAGE BAND Front Row: Regina Flans com, Derek Ayer. Back Row: Trevor Jordan, Mi- chelle Folster, Mr. Porter. Randy O'Leary, Aimee Vandali. David McIn- tyre. General Chorus. Front Row• Susan Epp. Tina Barker. Laurie Merritt, Bernie Boning. Ray Jordan. Kurt Thompson. Lisa Lee. Elvia Philbrook, Brynn Jordan. Second Row: Mr. Porter, Peggy Clark. Penny Chandler. Eugene Brannen. Randy O'Leary. James LaPierre. Trevor Jordan. Christine Kelley. Rena Theriault. Diane Shaefer. Kim Murchison. Third Row: Theresa Clark, Ann Briggs, Theresa Conroy. Betty McAlpine, Judy Thibodeau. Patty Young. Fourth Row: Sandra Gerry. Tricia Garland. Barbara Foss. Lori Leet. Sally MacEachern. Michelle Folster. Chorus Officers. Freshmen: Diane Shaefer. Sophomore: Tricia Garland. Juniors: Elvia Philbrook. Seniors. Michelle Folster. Select Chorus.- Brynn Jordan, Laurie Merritt. Kurt Thompson. Trevor Jordan. Randy O'Leary. Mr. Porter. Michelle Folster. Sally MacEachern. Elvia Philbrook. Susan Epp. Tina Barker. Tom Gorsline .................... John Morgan Joel Richards .................. Silas Dobbins Sally MacEachern ...............Flickie Nelson Jennifer Dill .................. Betty Phillips Tina Barker ..................... Joan Parker Patti Pelkey .................... Mrs. Guarino Tina Voisine Antonia Guarino Adam Asher Bill Lindsay Tom Vicaire .................... Oscar Pozenby Chris Weed Willie Woodson Sandra Gary ................... Evalina Bumpass Susan Epp Mrs. Reginald Vaderventer Michelle Folster Miss Pidgie McDougal Judith Reed Director Sarah Crockett Assistant Director Lori Millett .............................. Set Designer Dave Albert .......................... Lighting After long hours of preparation, the cast of the senior play presented their production of Off The Tracks on November 2. 1984. The previous six weeks were spent keeping Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Crockett in suspense on whether it would all come together. This resulted in an outstanding perfor- mance that entertained and kept the audience amused. Left. Thespians. David McIntyre. Lori Millet. Joe! Richards. Above. Cast Members: Front Row: Tom Vicaire. Michelle Folster. Chris Weed. Second Row Adam Asher. Patti Pelkey. Sally MacEachern. Tina Viosine. Third Row. Tina Barker. Jennifer Dill. Joel Richards. Susan Epp. Sandra Gerry. STUDENT COUNCIL Each year the student body elects four seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, three freshmen, and a president to form the student government of our school. The student council organizes activities such as blood drives, assemblies, and our biggest activity, Winter Carnival. The student council is the link between the administration and the student body. Ideas or suggestions are always welcomed by them. That 's what they are there for. Front: Joel Richards — President. Hack: Aimee Vandali — Treasurer. Jennifer Dill — Vice President. Patti Pelkey — Secretary g , Right: The members of the student council meeting with the Board of Directors. Front Row: Racheal Pelkey Mary Bryer Second Row Jodi McCarthy Therese Cahill Skip Gerry Andrea Smith Third Row Sandy Tash Patti Pelkey Aimee Vandali Fourth Row: Joel Richards Jennifer Dill Chandy Libby Scott Gordon Glenn Thurlow Julie McAloon _ NATIONAL L honor, society Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high- school student. Membership is. however, more than an honor-, it carries with it a responsibility and should be considered the beginning of an obligation, not merely the successful culmination of an effort to achieve recognition and honor. Once selected for membership, a student is singled out. He should not only continue to demonstrate those outstanding qualities which brought about his selection, but he should also exert a new influence to improve conditions about him and promote those qualities. Leadership. Character. Scholarship, and Service, for which the National Honor Society stands. Left to Right: Wendy Webster. Chris Weed Sally MacEachern. Steve Merritt. Jennifer Dill. Valerie Bryer. Tom Whitney. 63 PINE NEEDLES FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU THE YEARBOOK . . . Joel Richards Mike Gifford Elizabeth Stavang LAYOUT Pattie Pelkey Rick Vicaire Jeff Hall Diana Stavang Katrine Stewart Sandy Ireland Jennifer Dill Sally MacEachern Kathy Jack Joel Richards Brynn Jordan Kelly McLaughlin SALES Michelle Folster DeDe Taylor Linda Dill RECORD KEEPING DeDe Taylor Linda Dill Trevor Jordan ADVERTISING Laurie Merritt Sally MacEachern Becky Clifford Brynn Jordan Jennifer Dill Jenny Peppin Sandy Tash Tina Voisine SENIOR SECTION Aimee Vandali Candy Stone Woody Summerson Wendy Crocker TYPING DeDe Taylor Linda Dill PHOTOGRAPHY Laurie Merritt Jeff Plourde Jim Pettit Hues tus Smith Tom Gorsline Mike Gifford ARTWORK Jeff Hall Audrey Albert Lori Millett Kurt Thompson Rick Vicaire Yes? EDITORIAL BOARD Brynn Jordan. Junior Editor; Aimee Vandali. Senior Section; Jennifer Dill. Advertising; Sally MacEachern. Editor-, Michelle Folster. Sales; Laurie Merritt. Junior Editor. TYPISTS Sitting - Linda Dill. Standing - DeDe Taylor. YEARBOOK STAFF Row I: Aimee Vandali, Laurie Merritt. Sally Ma- cEachern, Jennifer Dill. Michelle Folster. Brynn Jordan. Row 2; Betsy Twombly, Katrine Stew- art. Elaine Summerson. Joel Richards, Julie Wil- son. DeDe Taylor. Linda Dill. Liz Stavang. Row 3; Sandy Ireland. Diana Stavang. Jeff Hall. Hues- tus Smith. Mike Gifford. Dan Clark. Dave Al- bert. Tom Gorsline. Trevor Jordan. Jeff Plourde. Kelly McLaughlin. Hold that pose. Many people have worked to pro- duce this year's PINE NEEDLES. You will find them pictured and mentioned on these pages. Special thanks to Mr. McCormick for help in proof reading. Miss Rich- ard for help with the Senior section. Mr. Theoharides for photography, Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Whitney for help running off copies. 65 M CLUB LATIN CLUB Silling: Leah Edwards. Dianne Shaefer. Kelly McLaughlin. Elaine Stevens. Diana Slavang. Julie Wilson. Standing, Audrey Albert. Cathy Edwards. Nancy Guiod. Laurel Edwards. SALUTATE! The Latin Club was formed this year with Mrs. Bonnie White as advisor. The members are stimulating their interest in Latin with various activities, one of which was to produce a newspaper in Latin. VALETE! FRENCH CLUB Sitting: Doug Smart. Laura LaPierre. Billy Lucas. Susan Epp. Mary Kirkpatrick. Sonya Tash. Gale Porter. Standing: Judy Mayo. Jim LaPierre. Lynda Murray. Jolene Nule. Mr. Mayo. Advisor. Le Cercie Erancais est un cercle pour tous les etudiants qui suivent le Francais. du premiere jusqu'au quatrieme. On espere que tous vient au cercle pour mieux apprendre et comprendre la lanque et les coutumes. Cette annee. Le Cercle Erancais voudrais feter la Noel et le Mardi gras. S’il est possible, nous voudrions alter au Canada en train pour quelques jours. Comme la presidente du cercle. je vous offre une invitation de venir a nos reunions. SPORTS SPORTS Lett is Right Mark Tolman. Joel Richards. Sally Uaclachern. Wendy Web tier. Tammy Bernard. Susan Sibley. Jamie Smith. Pan hidden WMA tv85 STARRING: THE STUDENTS OF MA Lett. Top picture tscort. Charles Broun. Queen. Tammy Bernard. I scon Shaun Langley Second picture Lscort. Paniel Clark. Queen. Sally Macta chcrn. tscort. Thomas Vicaire Third picture tscort Mat thou Storman. Queen. Susan Sibley, tscort. Leonard Markic. tourlhpicture tscort Skip Cerry. Queen. Wendy Webster, tscort. Scon Jipson KING Joel Richards OUl tN Sally Vlactachern Runners up Wendy W ebster and Jamie Smith The I9S5 Winter Carnival was held during the week of February llth. The following activities were offered in hopes of including the var ious talents of all students: volleyball, spiderball. speedball. floor hock ey. relay races, skiing and snowshoeing events, snow softball, skits, snow sculptures, and poster making. Winter Carnival week is special to many students as it gives them a feeling of unity as they, as a class, work toward winning the Winter Carnival. It shows students that by pooling their resources and including as many people as possible in their work that no goal is unattainable. The week ended with the Coronation of the King and Queen followed by a dance. The Winter Carnival Hall is sponsored by the Student Council. This year's participation was the best ever! Tamm Her turd. Class of 19$ Hamer. Crown Hearer. Jeremy Class of 19$ Sally MacBachern. Class of I985t W eat herbee Panin L udden. Cla. Wendy Webster. Class of 1986; Susan Sibley. Class of 198$. l rown Hearer. Angie s cl 1988. Mark Telman. Class el 1988 Jed Richards. Class el 1985. Jamie smith. front Row Roger Cropley. Derek Ayer. Steve Merritt. Back Row Tom Whitney, Joel Richards. Chris Weed. DIRIGO Dirigo Boys' and Girls' State is a whole week of fun and learning about government. The participants don't have books or anything like that. It's just learning by doing. During the week elections are held for the Senate and House of Representatives. Students are encouraged to run for election. Many students come away not only with new experiences, but with new friends. Sally Mactachern. Liz Slavang. Michelle folster. Aimee Vandali. Debbie Gram. The 1984 Lynx were led by Co Captains Mike Gifford and Adam Asher. The offense rolled up 196 points led by the rushing of Adam Asher with 907 yards and 90points. Shawn Langley with 695 yards. Marc Crocker at OB who threw lor over 6CV yards and 8 T.D. 's. and senior receivers Keith Priest. Dan Clark, and Joel Richards. The line was led by seniors Mike Gifford. Kevin Lee. juniors Skip Gerry. Mark Tolman. and sophomores Troy Langley and Leigh Page. With a final 5-4 record, the Lynx are looking forward to another winning season in 1985. The 1984-85 Lynx football squad was a completely new edition with only three starters returning from the previous year and a new head coach. Ed Paul. After a tough pre-season of conditioning and learning new offensive and defensive systems, the team opened with a heart breaking, last minute loss to Old Town. 15-11. The team bounced back during the next two weeks to record impressive wins over Maine Central Institute. 28-0 and Maranacook School. 36-14. In what proved to be the Class D showdown game, the Lynx played well, but lost to Dexter. 21-8. The following week saw M.A. bow to the previous Class B champion. Buck sport eleven in a hard-fought game. The Lynx moved into the home stretch of the season with three straight wins, a 52-6 blowout of undermanned Hall-Dale, a dramatic 22-16 come-from-behmd victory over Eoxcroft Academy, and a strong 32-6 effort over John Bapst. The season ended on a disappointing loss to Class B champion. Stearns. 35-0. front Row. L to R Troy Langley. Kevin Lee. Marc Crocker. Keith Priest. Joel Richards. Danny Clark. Second Row: Jimmy Kneeland. Pat Leonard. Mike Archer. Mark Tolman. Skip Gerry. Tate Aylward. Third Row: Charlie Brown. Shawn Langley. Leigh Page. Glen Thurlow. Chris Carr. Andy Libbey. fourth Row Curt Ring. Mark Cummings, Kemp Potter. Kenny Leonard. Jamie Smith. Corey Grass, fifth Row Mgr. Leanne Ware. Mgr. Stefame Niles. Coach Olson. Adam Asher. Mike Gifford. Head Coach Ed Paul Mgr. Becky Clifford. FOOTBALL This year the freshmen football team began the year with a new coach, Jeff Gifford, and a new offensive and defensive system to learn. The Freshman football team is composed of eighth and ninth grade students. These students are generally new to this level of competition and find a lot of intensity and devotion is required. The eighth graders participating this year were Chip Wallingford. Bobby Wotton, Mike MacMahan. Ricky Budge, Birch Buffington. Tim Davis. Lester Smith, and Kendall Ring. The Freshmen team members were Captains Scott Jones. Jeff Quirion, and Matt Storman and also Mike Voisine. Wayne Crevoiserat. Scott Irish. Ricky Grass. Brent Wells. Matt Kirkpatrick, Eric Miller, Jason Reed, Scott McMoarn, Ronnie Mayo, and Lenny Markie. front Row: Ronme Mayo. Matt Kirkpatrick. Matt Storman. Scott Jones. Jeff Quirion. tnc Miller. Second Row. Brent Wells. Scott Irish Ricky Grass. Wayne Crevoiserat. Mike Voisine. Third Row: Ricky Budge. Bobby Wotton. Mike MacMahan. Timmy Davis, tester Smith, kendall Ring fourth Row Head Coach Jeff Gifford. Mgr. Allison Smart. Birch Buffington. Chip Wallingford. Mgr. fhsa Oleary. Coach Pave Mason. Absent Scott McMoarn. FALL CHEERING Varsity Football. Front Row.- Torn Libby. Tina Barker. Second Row Deanna Michaud. Sally Mactachern. Candy Stone. Third Row Valerie Bryer. Andrea Smith. Fourth Row Jennifer Dill. Angela McLaughlin. Fifth Row Rachael Pelkey. The fall cheerleaders boosted Lynx spirit by havtrip a bonfire pep rally early in the year. All the members of each fall sport, including the band, paraded through town with the parade ending in a bonfire at the high school. The night climaxed when a dummy in a Dexter suit, along with a tiger, were thrown into the fire. The season was a very rewarding one for them as the L ynx had a very good year. J.V. Football Front Row Carol Doherty. Mary Bryer. Gay Thurlow. Bronwyn Ftead. Second Row Lori Leet. Julie Me A loon. Shannon Cobb. Angel i a Goodwin. FALL One of red then yellow and gold. A fashion of color watch it unfold! S Autumn is a time of pleasure. Colorful leaves are its' treasure. One by one. they fall so fast Til the last one falls and the days don't last. Remembering all the summer fun and not yet knowing winter ones-. See the swiftly falling leaves and feel the brisk, blowing breeze. Autumn is a great sigh of relief, after longing for nature to transform. Then we are chilled from pedestal to peak. and search for everlasting warmth. Autumn enters, dull but bold To intervene the hot and cold. A mere divisor does it seem While entering the new extreme. Front Row. L to R Patti Pelkey. Aimee Vandali. Jenny Pepin. Woody Summerson. Sue Tolman. Elizabeth Stavang. Michelle Folster. Second Row: Mr. Weatherbee. kelly Ireland. Dawn Crocker. Leesa Cunningham. Nancy Dolley. Jeanine Bard. Dawn Cottle. Katrine Stewart. Wendy Webster. Therese Cahill. Jodi McCarthy. Frannie Murray. Regina Hanscom. Suzanne Weatherbee. Susan Sibley. Donna Whitney. Melissa Gifford. Sandy Ireland. Tracey Trott. Michelle Williams. Melanie McFalls. Sabrina Leavitt. Mary Ellen king. Betsy Twombley. Mary Kirkpatrick. Leanna Clay. Mr. Libby. Third Row Nicole Richards. Julie Wilson. Diana Stavang. Lynn Todd. Cathy Crocker. Deedra King. Beth Berg. Dena King. Nancy Guiod. Heather Kinney. Beth Oliver. Leah Libby. Beth Cahill. Kelly Walcott. FIELD HOCKEY The 1984 field hockey team ended its season with a 2-9-2 record. Despite the low number in the win column the lady Lynx finished high in spirit, pride and determination. The team played well against many top teams; and often games were lost in the final minutes. The Lynx jayvees finished with a 3-6-2 record and showed much promise for future M.A. teams. Seven seniors have played their last season at M.A. Sue Tolman. Patti Pelkey. Woody Summerson, Liz Stavang. Michelle Tots ter. Aimee Vandali, and Jen- ny Pepin. Once again there were many participants and hopes are high for M.A. field hockey. Seniors. L to R Aimee Vandali. Susan Tolman. Elaine Summerson. Patti Pelkey. X-COUNTRY — - • The 1984-85 boys x-country team finished the regular season with a record of 24-2. This was good enough to finish second in the Penquis League. At the Eastern Maine meet the boys fin- ished 4th which qualified them for state action. At the State meet the boys finished 8th. The boys were led by sophomore Pat Boss who finished 2nd at the League meet. 7th at the Eastern Maine meet, and 16th at the State meet. Ken Audet and Jason Rush showed vast improvement over last year. Once again Ron Kafka and Chris Weed had their best performances at the big meets. Freshmen Greg Brooke. Chris Hyde and Ivan Porter also contributed to the scoring. The girls x-country team had injury problems at the end of the year. They finished the regular season with a record of 5-6. Freshman Heather Ferguson led the Lady Lynx. An injury kept her from competing at the League meet and Regionals. Theresa Conroy. Rena Theriault, Lisa Hesseltine, Leah Edwards and Lau- rel Edwards ran for the Lady Lynx. Front Row. Heather Furguson. Don Russell. Theresa Conroy. Ivan Porter. Rena Theriault. Lee Rush. Second Row: Joe Gallant. Chris Hyde, Kenny Audet, Greg Brooks. Jason Rush. Tom Gorsline, Chris Weed, Ron Kafka, Pat Boss, Larry Audet. Regina Voisine. Flvia Philbrook. The lynx Wrestlers had a rough 1984-85 season, los mg a couple ol wrestlers to injuries and having to lorleil weight classes, we were not able to come up with a winning team record, Even so the team proved to everyone they wrestled that they were able com- petitors. The team, made up mainly of underclassmen, was anchored by J seniors. Jim Tash. tlwood farrmgton and Larry Hesseltine. All three had a combined record of V wins and 14 losses and I tie. Awards and Honors tlwood farrmgton. Team Cap- tain. Larry Hesseltine. Penquis League Champion WRESTLING TEAM RECORD 6-12-1 Team Roster Weight Class Name Year Record 98 Donald Russell Freshman Injured 105 Forfeit 112 Troy Voisine Freshman 8-8 119 Ken Audet Sophomore 11-7 126 Jim Tash Senior 4-6-1 126 Mark Cummings Sophomore 2-2 132 Ken Leonard Sophomore II- 7-1 138 Tiger Tash Sophomore 11-7 145 Larry Ferguson Sophomore 4-7 145 Larry Audet Junior Injured 155 Maurice Hesseltine Sophomore 7-12 16 7 Elwood Farrington Senior 12-6 185 Galen Smith Senior l-l 185 Jim LaPierre Junior 4-5 185 Mike Voisine Freshman 2-5 UHL Larry Hesseltine Senior 11-2 I PARE YAH HELP??! front Row. L to R Coach Pietras. Edwin Tash. Kenny Leonard. Jim Tash. Mark Cummings. Jeff Hall. Kenny Audet. Troy Voisme. Assi. Coach Clark. Rack Row. L to R Managers. Hugh Michuad and Regina Voisme. Maurice Hesseltine. Elwood Earring ton. Mike Voisme. Galen Smith. Jim LaPierre, Larry INDOOR TRACK The 1984-85 Mattanawcook Academy Indoor Track team broke or tied six school records. This was one of the best performances of any M.A. indoor track team in recent memory. The girls finished the regular season with an 8-11 record. Cindy Lee established a new school record in the shot put with a put of 35'5”. This bettered the old mark by several feet. Cindy will certainly be a contender for top honors at the Eastern and State meets. Katrine Stewart broke the triple jump record by over two feet and tied the school record in the 60. Along with Cindy. Katrine will be a force to deal with at Above: Ron Kafka. Brian Leonard Above: Katrine Stewart. Cindy Lee Easterns and States. The team was also fortunate to have other girls who scored regularly for them. Most of these girls achieved personal bests over the course of the season. They were Tammy Michaud. 300. Jeanine Bard, triple jump, Judy Thibodeau, shot put. Other members of the team showed steady improvement all year They were Shannon Hurd. Rena Theriault. Theresa Conroy. Kim O'Meara. Mary Ellen King. Lynda Murray. Nancy Guiod. Krystine Doherty, and Elaine Stevens. The boys finished the regular season with a 3-16-1 record, but they were not without their share of record breakers. Chris Weed established new school records in the 300 and the long tump. In the 600 and 1.000 Ron Kafka broke records belonging to David Nankes. Brian Leonard has been a consistent jumper and hurdler for the Lynx. All three seniors have an opportunity to bring home medals from the Easterns and States. Newcomer Paul Heale and Pat Boss have run well in the mile and two mile. Other members of the team who have improved include Louis St. Pierre. Lance Hacker. Mike Gordon. Chris Hyde, and Lennie Markie. Coaches Gallant and McCormick would like to thank the managers Michelle bolster and Regina Voisme for all their help over the course of the long season. Kneeling, L to R: Kim O’Meara. Nancy Guiod, Mary-Ellen King, Lou St. Pierre, Mike Gordon. Tammy Michuad, Rena Theriault. Standing. L to R.- Asst. Coach McCormick, Coach Gallant. Regina Voisine, Shannon Hurd. Judy Thibodeau, Elaine Stevens. Cindy Lee. Krystyne Doherty, Katrine Stewart. Jeanine Bard, Ron Kafka, Brian Leonard. Chris Weed. Paul Healey. Pat Boss, Lance Hacker. Chris Hyde. Lennie Markie. Michelle Eolster. The 1984-85 ski team has had a wonderful season. The boy s and girl's teams had a fine season, only losing one match to Greenville. This year we had the biggest team we've had in a long time. The top three boys in the downhill events were Derek Ayer, Jeff Chesley, and Herbie Ayer. The top three boys in cross-country skiing were Mike Gifford. Derek Ayer, nd Jeff Chesley. The top three girls in downhill events and cross-country were Jamie Osgood, Ai- mee Vandali and Diana Stavang. Everyone put out 100% and we hope that all the under classmen will be back next year. Let’s go! SKIING Front Row. R to L: Aimee Vandali. Diana Stavang. Elizabeth Berg. Melissa Gifford. Debra Butterfield. Jeffery Ouirion. Christopher Delano. Douglas Smart. Second Row. R to L: Marc Scott. Robert Berg. Joel Richards. Harley Sproul. Michael Gifford. Derek Ayer. James Gill. Robert Thorton. Ivan Porter. Jason Reed. Third Row. R to L: Jefferey Plourde. Jeff chesley. Brent Chesley. Herbert Ayer. WINTER CHEERING This season the M.A. cheerleaders put in a lot of work cheering at a total of 47 games. That 's a lot of sideline cheers, floor cheers, pyramid and crowd cheers! The J. V. and Varsity girls are a dedicated group. During pre-season they practiced every day after school for two hours. Practice continues during the season. The girls also attended a cheering clinic at UMO. returning home in time to travel to an away game. That’s dedication! The cheering squad has a new coach this season-Mrs. Cindy Brown. Mrs. Brown has enjoyed this year and looks forward with enthusiasm to next year. VARSITY Above- Front Row: Andrea Smith, Theresa L ibby, Jennifer Dill. Tina Barker. Deanna Mi- chuad. Second Row: Angela McLaughlin, Sally MacEa- chern. Third Row: Nicole Rich- ards. Valerie Bryer. JUNIOR VARSITY Right- Top. L to R. Betsy Twombly, Carol! Doherty. Gay Thurlow. Bottom L to R-. Browyn Head. Lori Leet. Mary Bryer. Racheal Pelkey. 86 The first week in November saw the basketballs brought out of storage with IS boys trying out for the freshman team. The II that made the team worked hard all season as a team to improve upon their skills and develop new ones. FRESHMAN TEAM Kneeling: Lee Rush. Russell Stanley. Shane Crocker. Standing Left to Right: Coach Ronald W eat herbee. James Marston. Almon Briggs. Scott McMoarn, Paul Springer. Scott Priest. Scott Jones. Ronnie Mayo. Danny Ludden. Manager. Donna Whitney. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL Let's go LynxI The 1984-85 boy's basketball season turned out to be a disappointing one for the coach and his players. After a good start with some close losses and good wins before Christmas, we had to scramble to finish up with a nine and nine season. The team was led by Sophomore Curtis Robertson with twenty points and thirteen rebounds per game and senior Keith Priest with six rebounds and fourteen points per game. Other seniors captain Adam Asher, Marc Crocker and Kevin Lee will be greatly missed along with Keith. The outlook is good for the coming year with Juniors Mini Archer and Bruce Albert, and Sophomores Glenn Thurlow and Scott Gordon returning with much experience obtained throughout the season. VARSITY Kneeling-. Adam Asher. Standing Left to Right: Mr. Weatherbee, Mr. Libbey, Mike Archer, Glenn Thurlow, Keith Priest, Skip Gerry, Bruce Albert, Curtis Robertson, Kevin Lee, Marc Crocker, Pat Leonard, Scott Gordon. Mr. Sibley, Managers-, Shawne Shorey, Angelia Goodwin. This year '$ J. V. team enjoyed success to the tune of K) wins and only 3 losses. The credit lies mainly with the team members who contributed their time, skills, efforts and enthusiasm unselfishly for M.A. Instrumental team members who. because of their great performances, allowed only 5 of the 13 games to be close ones were: JuniorS: Skip Gerry. Scott Jipson. Pat Leonard. Danny Archer. Sophomores. Chns Carr. Tim Guiod. Jason Gagnon, and newcomer. Frank Doherty. Rounding out the team with great strides in improvement and much needed experience for next year's team were Sophomores Jamerson Smith. Jason Rush. Joe Brown. Jim Flanders. Davey Cull ins. and Curt Ring. For all your efforts and accomplishments fellows, you should feel proud of the way you represented yourselves and your school this season. Good luck to each of you next year! Also thanks to the teams two managers — Leanne Ware and Dena King. You did a fine job. Let's show 'em how it’s done JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling.- Tim Guiod. Standing: Dena King. Leanne Ware. Danny Archer. Jason Rush. Jim Flanders. Chris Carr. Frank Doherty. Dave Cullens, Jamie Smith, Coach Libbey. 89 The 1984-85 season was a good one for both girls' basketball teams. Our J.V. squad finished with a record of O 3. the finest in eight years at M.A. The Varsity Lynx ended the season at 9-9 and were in tournament contention throughout. The J.V. record is more impressive when one considers that the girls won three of those games without starter Lisa Conroy. The team was one of few stars, but one of a lot of willing workers. Under Coach Ballard’s guide nee. they became a poised and dedicated group of young women. Congratulations girls, we hope to see you next year. The Varsity Lynx were also hurt by lack of man power later in the season, but they too aquitted themselves well. We had only two starting lettermen this season and only five returning balllplayers. Our luniors were equal to the task though, as they moved into the starting lineup at key bench positions. The return of Patti Pelky and the arrival of Tammy Bernard and Sabrina Leavitt solidified them in December. The L ynx. who were supposed to rebuild this year, played such powers as Mt. View and Stearns even up. If we can find more hidden talent to replace seniors Patti Pelkey. Sue Tolman. and Jenny Pepin, the L ynch could be reloading instead of rebuilding in 85 86. VARSITY Front Row. Jenny Pepin. Sue Tolman(capt.), Patti Pelkey. Standing, L to R. Mary Kirkpatrick mgr., Suzanne Weatherbee, Jodi McCarthy, Kelly Davis, Regina Hanscom, Chandy Libby, Wendy Webster, Therese Cahill, Tammy Bernard. Sabrina Leavitt. Vicki Clay mgr. Absent: Kelly Walcott. Liz Stavang mgr.. Debbie Haynes mgr.. Coach Greg Reed, Assistant Coaches; David Ballard and Lori Lowell. GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling Left to Right: Deedra King. Lisa Conroy. Michelle Williams. Standing Left to Right: Coach Dave Ballard. Books. Sandy Ireland, Manager. Beth Cahill, Susan Sibley, Nancy Dolley, Frannie Murray, Dawn Cottle, Kelly Dav‘s Leesa Cunningham; Lisa Hesseltine; Heather Kinney; Stats. Renee O Brikis; and Beth Oliver. Kneeling. L to R Marc Scott. Brent Chesley. Jeff Plourde. Shane Crocker. Standing. L to R: Steve Merritt. Derek Ayer. Eric Folnsbee. Harley Sproul. Scott Priest. Benje Oliver. The golf team was able to halt a two season losing streak this year. A double win over Mt. View and P. V.H.S. left us with a 1-6 overall record. Once again Derek Ayer was voted MVP by his teammates while Benje Oliver was the Lynx most improved golfer. Perhaps the highlight of the season was Harley Sprout's emergence as a star of stage, screen, and channel 7 sports at this year's regional, tournament. There are many good players returning who could, with a commitment to the sport over the summer, become a factor in next years Penquis League Race. BOWLING Hey! CoachI A strikeI The first part of the 1985 bowling season showed an impressive senior boys' team right where they were predicted to be. at the topi Tom Whitney captured the singles title, while Tom Gorsline showed a fine 3rd. In the doubles. Tom Whitney and Tom Gorsline narrowly defeated another strong M.A. team of Roy Voisine and Mark Crocker by 17 pins to take the top spot. For the senior girls. Lorene Shorey placed 3rd in the singles and teamed with Tom Whitney to win the mixed doubles title. In the intermediate division. John Colby and Lisa Jordan both placed in the singles tournament. They are two to watch for in their future years at M.A. BELOW FRONT ROW: Lisa Briggs, lisa Jordan. Carla Warrick. Tammy Sutherland. Rhonda Powers. Kelly Rich, Lorene Shorey. BACK ROW: Roy Voisine. Mark Crocker. Tom Whitney. Penny Pelkey. Rick Pelkey. Billy Lucas. John Jordan, Benjte Oliver, and John Colby, absent. ABOVE. Tom Gorsline and Tom Whitney Cheer up. Benjiell Tomorrow's another day! Concentrate. People!! GOT IT! I GOT ITI Now which end do I hold? Intramural sports are considered to be an extention of our daily Physical Education program. Our Intramurals are played directly after the end of classes. Mondays through Thursdays, throughout the winter months. Lifetime sports such as Volleyball and Racquetball are very popular, along with Floor Hockey which is the most highly competitive sport in Intramurals. Gynmastic activity is done following the end of the Basketball Season, when the gym is more accessible to after school use. C-va MarkI So Keith, did you get the signal? INTRAMURALS Look at that facell Now I can seel told ya. Mike, you gotta make your cheat otes smaller Do I have chocolate in my teeth? COEFEE BREAK? The M.A. Lynx want youll Picnic in the parking lot DC WE DARE? Model of the year. DOWN TATEl l Tuna Pea Wiggle, again? it Mrs. Avlward's looking. SCHOOL LIFE I OOKIMi GOOD! Horsin’around lift flip] iiqh schod KEEP CALM m LOWE CONF1DENC DRIVING ■ Stingy seniors 1V1US1L sg Joan Riven P utting If jn Ihc ii dMua RitxJ SJUW vvm rv40; n looking larger AN OPTICAL ILLUSION? I JOBS: g Stevie Nicks- Q Homework .uAU|| Crisis in th .WOW ! Classroom Edward Van Halen- f x 'a H — •Twisted Sister—s o= ,vNr.He.ofi iC(TY (ttiill S«-Q look Elsewhere 1. Van Halen ?. Twisted Sister 3. Night. Ranger 4. The Cars Hewie Lewis (tie) RATT (tie) a FAV0RITE GROUPS 1 ' voV 0%Z. Laughter shared, I 'tiNA TURNER Shot's -• C-.- ’ ' c tf£Pf 2XEI o' ti ‘zoom , )in Eddie check Fast Times at ★ T0P40 ★ I, Spring Breaks speak UP! niffprf� nl«ilrnkp«; for different folks. Kida: 98 My friend will always be there, She will never let me down. No jealousy exists. In this friendship have found. — Bronwyn Head FRIENDSHIP In a good friend you can find a second self. — Rachea! Pelkey In the serenity of the woods And the calmness of the fields A friend can be found. — Debra Butterfield THE STAGES OF FALLING IN (PUPPY) LOVE When you first meet the man of your dreams, you must find out what his schedule is. To do this, follow him. discreetly, wherever he goes. After a few days you shall know it well. Your next step is to compare your classes with his. This allows you to be in the right place when he comes out of class. This will eventually become a routine to you. By knowning his schedule, you will know exactly where he is at all times. Your heart will begin to tingle when you know what he eats for lunch. By eating what he does, you II have something in common. This will later become a basis for conversation. Sit at a table that is a comfortable distance away from his. When standing in the lunch line, be sure to be three or four people away so that you can hear everything he says without him knowing it. , You will begin to write his name on your books, sneakers and arm. That s ok. because it proves that you re really in love. It will be hard to concentrate in class, so bring paper and pencil. With instruments you will plan out your wedding. Decide which of your friends will be bridesmaids, ushers, etcetera. This will take you a couple of classes. You can then begin to draw out your house plans. Never tell him this as you wouldn t want to sound pushy. Another good thing to do is to get the yearbook photographer to get a candid of him for you. This photo, of course, will be in your possession at all times. Your next step will be to find out where he lives. Be sure to ride by there three times a day. Find out if he eats at McDonald’s, if he does, go there whenever possible. If he plays a sport, attend every game. Flang out by the vending machines after school, so that if you're lucky, you can see him in his practice clothes. You might want to purchase a pair of sweatpants or shorts like his. Also, get his phone number and memorize it. Do not leave it lying around on a book. A friend or your sister might be curious. Now that you know all you can about him. first before you do anything, discourage any other girls from liking him. Tell them he 's a whimp or something. Say hi whenever possible. Don't over do it. though. He could become annoyed. You'll know that it is true love when he sincerely says hi back to you. Once you ha ve gone through all of your steps, you re on your own. This is a very crucial time because you ve got to get the same hi out of him or there may be reason for alarm. Your next step may only be one line of conversation. It will take some time. Do what ever your instincts tell you to do. You re ready tor the big tune. 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