Mattanawcook Academy - Pine Needles Yearbook (Lincoln, ME)

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CLASS OFFICERS: Cathy McKay. Treasurer. Donna Whitney. Secretary; Beth Cahill. Vice President. Danny Ludden, President I 1 CLASS GLUTTONS Donna Whitney Mike Gordon MOST DEPENDABLE Scott Gary Mary Kirkpatrick

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Left to Right: Renee Davis, Lisa Fogg, Gay Thurlow, Krystyne Doherty, unidentified, Derek Patterson, Beth Oliver, Kellie Ireland, Lisa Hesseltine, Julie McAloon, Kim Murchison, Ginny Savage. And now that we've tak- en the time to recognize some of our favorite ele- mentary and junior high teachers, let us not forget to highlight some other special people-our classmates. These are our peers who have watched us grow from funny-looking kindergarten brats to intelligent, mature seniors. And, seniors, if you can't quite remember just what everybody else looked like back then-let these pictures of a certain first grade play refresh your memory. Boy, have we come a long way! Donna Whitney 24

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I enjoyed being in the play because I loved my character, Mildred. She was kind of like the classic female butler in all those who-dunnit murder my- steries. The fact she was really mouthy made her fun to portray. Cathy Jack I saw the play and I thought it was really funny Mr. and Mrs. Morlock were a riot, it was worth every penny and then some. I would definitely see it again if I could. Alice Victory Rest Assured was a moving experience. The char- acterization, plot development, and surprise ending made the play an exciting piece of drama and literature. The acting was also superb, due to the excellent direction. I responded to their perfor- mance with many bursts of uncontrollable laughter, along with the rest of the audience. Certainly, the whole cast is to be congratulated on an excellent play. I loved it. it was mega awesome! Billy Wotton What's up, Doc? Wierd games at the Morlock home. Although I only got to see some of the practices, I could tell that Rest Assured was destined to be a success because all the people in it were very enthusiastic. I could tell that they were really having fun. Todd McLeod Fifteen members of our senior class pulled together to present an outstand- ing performance of Rest Assured under the direction of Judy Reed and Sarah Crockett. Two months were spent work- ing hard on this three act play, but our efforts paid off when the final curtain closed on November 7, 1987. However, it was not all work and no fun, if the cast remembers correctly. Whether it be be- cause of Doug's boxer shorts, Hugh's own concession stand, or the murder of the cow, this cast certainly experienced many a memorable rehearsal, And, al- though there were those times when we really were not sure if the play would ever be performed in public, we kept on trying to please our directors. Everybody in- volved was pleasantly surprised with the final result when the first weekend of No- vember finally came. Overall, I think Rest Assured was a great experience for Sen- iors to get to know their classmates bet- ter, show off their acting ability, and have a lot of fun. Beth Cahill