Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1978 volume:

Old Schools i THE LAKER'S HALL We take for granted she’ll always be there, Allowing us happiness, with loving care. Is it just a building and nothing more? Nonsense! Step with me through her door. Her colors may lack appealing zest. The wood and brickwork, not the best. She was built, remember, in another age. The origin listed on a history page. The staircase offers passage up or down. Worn through decades as footfalls ground. Students who hurry to change a class Have many times over, this pass. We stand in the gym as many have done. Remember the good times and all the fun? If you're quiet we'U hear cheers from the past As Lakers of old fight to the last. Glance 'round the library and pride will swell, The trophies you see have stories to tell. The shelf, a place where pasts belong A memory left when a triumph is gone. On January 30 a bell will toll Ending one era with a brand new goal. With expectant sadness one recalls The closeness and laughter of her old halls. Sad? Yes, but not the final tone. For now walk with me through the Laker's new home. Spirit and tradition of the green and gold Will write a new chapter to the story told. by Steve Brewer The New School 3 IN MEMORIAM 4 DEDICATION A SHORT COURSE IN HUMAN RELATIONS The six most important words: 'T admit I made a mistake. The five most important words: You did a good job. The four most important words: What is your opinion?” The three most important words: If you please. The two most important words: Thank you. The one most important word: We The least important word: I. The class of 1978 dedicates this edition of the TATTLER to Elizabeth Hunger. Through our four years of high school we have felt Mrs. Hunger's concern for each student. She intro- duced us to the parts of speech and a variety of writ- ers . Mrs. Hunger has chaperoned our dances and cor- rected our grammar. She helped us develop a pride in ourselves and our school. She has shown concern for the emotional maturing of her students as well as their educational gains. The class of '78 also respects her ability to employ a certain cat to do her typing and invent those tests! From the Class of 1978, thanks. 5 Administration and Staff Mr. Geoffrey Richards - Superintendent-Principal MaryAnne Marquis - Secretary Denise Scutt - Secretary Tina Page - Student Activities Kathy Anderson - Sub. Teacher Director Carol White - Librarian 6 Faculty Geraldine Brackett Dept. Head Middle School Reading and Social Studies Marjorie Collins English and Reading Charles Castonguay Physical Education Jacqueline Curley An. French and English 7 Nancy Pearlson Science Elizabeth Hunger Dept. Head and English teacher High School Virginia Verrill Home Economics Darrell Gilman Math and Science 8 Saul Collins John Brackett Donald Millbury Nancy Copp BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIAN COOKS Ethelin Lowell Marjorie Millbury Sarah Davenport 9 10 SENIORS 78 Christian Raymond President Leeanna Lowell Vice-President Paula Marquis Secretary Belle Elizabeth Allison Belle Meet someone understanding. ” halfway, to communicate is the beginning of Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4: Softball 1, 3, 4; Track and Field 3; Yearbook 4; Driver's Ed. 1: Sergeant at Arms 3; Maine State Youth Cons. Alt. 1. George Russell Barrett CT There are no limits to where ambition can take you. There are only limits of ambition. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Club Soccer 1, 2; X- Country 1; Ski Mgr. 1; Boys' State 3; Student Council 2. Curtis Bean Farmer Good time shall be had by all. Drama 2, 3, 4; Driver's Ed. 2. Ricky Michael Bean Rick Measure your life not by years, but by friends.” Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Boys' State 3. William Boutilier Don't knock it till you've tried it. X-Country Skiing 1,2. Maurice Eddy Chilvers Men who think are dangerous. Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers Ed. 1; Co-op 4. Bouford Frog” 12 Susan Dorothy Drosdik Smile: It makes the world wonder what you're up to. Sue Treasurer 1; Vice Pres. 3; Nat. Honor Society 2, 3; Pres. 4; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Softball Mgr. 2, 3: Track Mgr. 3; Girl's State Alt. 3. Colby Dixon Frost Logger No matter how much it costs, live life to the fullest. X-Counuy 1; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 2. Michael Walter House Mike Do the best I can in everything I do throughout my life.” Baseball 3, 4; Drivers Ed. 3. Laura Lee Jamison Laura Judge not, or be judged. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1: Cheerleading 1. Allen Lindsay Jeffries A. J. Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.” X-Country 1; Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Skiing 1, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 2; Class Officer 1, 2; Co-Op 4; Drivers Ed. 1; Drama 1, 2; Dance 2. Scott Richard Johnson Johnson That's the way it is.” Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 13 Mary Susan Keep Soupbone Love is the best thing that life has to offer. ” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Class Sec. 2, 3: Treas. 3. 4; Girls’ State 3; Skiing Inc. 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Office Girl 2, 3; Student Tutor 1, 3; Dance 1, 2. Suzanne Elizabeth Hunger Suzie Have you ever listened to a snowfall?” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Student Council Sec. 2; Pres. 4: Cheering 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Leeanna Jeanne Lowell ' Jaws” Strive for everything you want, life is too short to waste. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 1, 4; Student Council 3; Pres. 2; Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 4; Girls' State Alt. 3. Joanne Lynn Manchester Jo All's fair in love and war, except the dirty moves.” Paula Ellen Marquis Parkay” Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co. Capt. 4; Cross Country 3; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Softball 4; Baseball Mgr. 3; Yearbook 4; Student Tutor 1; Drivers Ed. 2; Class Sec. 4; Office Girl 2, 3, 4; Skiing Inc. 2, 3; Dance 1,2. Kimberly Ann Morin Kim Be adventurous; because you never know till you try. Class Pres. 1; Chorus 1, 3; Co-op 4; Basketball Mgr. 4. 14 Howard Ronald Nobbs ✓ Ronaldo As you slide down the banister of life may the splinters never point your way. Soccer 1,2,3; Baseball 3, 4; Drama 1,2. Dean Edward Noyes Weed Popper Where there's a will there's a way. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Co-op 3; Drivers Ed. 1. James Edward Quimby James Ski Team 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 2; Track 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2; Ski Award 2. Live life to the fullest. Christian James Raymond Smoke It's better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Soccer 1,2,3; X-Country 1; Ski Mgr. 1; Drama 1, 2; Drivers Ed. 2; Student Council 1; Class Pres. 4; Co-op 3, 4; Boys’ State 3. Eric Bruce Sargent I don't try to avoid confusion, I create it. Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael John Steward Live life to its fullest.” X-Country skiing 2, 3; Coop 4. Woodskunk” Charley” Melissa Lynn Steward Gladys” ”The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear. ” Drama 1; Student Tutor 1; Office Girl 3; Basketball Mgr. 3; Drivers Ed. 4; Co-op 4; Yearbook 4. Bruce Leeman Wilcox Moose” If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God.” (James 1:5) Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1; X-Country Mgr. 1, 2; Track Mgr. 3; Photography Club 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Vice Pres. 2; Drivers Ed. 2; National Merit Scholar 4; D. A.R. Award 4. O «4 .cr' (jLSbp -on. V i--;! B fflau uju? 16 Likes and Dislikes Belle likes skiing, good music, eating, trips to Portland, and snowmachining. She dislikes long bus trips, being told what to do and homework. Russell likes Patty, swiss rolls, sports, music, TV, and good times. He dislikes detention, girl's basketball games and spinach. Kurt likes partying, and shop. He dislikes laggers, phys. ed., school, getting up in the morning, and cold weather. Ricky likes outdoor activities, having a good time and foxy ladies. He dislikes long lonely bus rides, getting up in the mornings, and getting stood up on dates. Billy likes work, women, cruisin' and partyin'. He dislikes school, certain teachers, breaking down, walking, and sassy women. Maurice likes parties, flying, motorcycles, fishing, hunting, work, and eating. He dislikes macaroni and cheese, study hall, getting up in the mornings and hangovers. Susan likes parties, skiing, friends, and trips out of town, she dislikes moose, rocks, homework, and bad weather. Colby likes blonde haired girls like Debby Searles, hunting, skiing, and parties. He dislikes getting up in the mornings, cold cars, home work assignments that aren't done. Mike H. likes riding motorcycles, doing body work and mechanics on auto. He dislikes fighting, and smoking. Suzanne likes porcupines, skiing, strawberry shortcake. She dislikes toothaches, cold feet, and McDonald's. Laura likes art class, mythology, B-Ball, tennis, swimming, and people. She dislikes world history, and being told what to do while playing chess. Allen likes sports, women, good parties, trips to Augusta and other interesting places, new people. He dislikes rough mornings, too much homrwork on weekends and people running into his car. Scott likes skiing, soccer, girls, outdoors (not necessarily in that order)!!! He dislikes school and work. Mary likes parties, skiing, skating, cats, and cold lunch with Ronnie. She dislikes male chauvinists, being short, loud underclassmen, pickles, school and geometry. Leeanna likes camping, parties, yellow roses, happy people and a certain fella. She dislikes lies, boring Saturdays, being alone and advanced math. Joanne likes partying and Wayne. She dislikes string beans, and pregnant rollerskates. Paula likes tall men, parties, basketball, skiing, snow and lasagna. She dislikes speech class, being tall, bus trips, freshmen and beans. Kim likes parties, music, Dexter, trips out of town, ''Buddies, concerts and french fries She dislikes school, moose, running, out of matches, and blood suckers (Hunter Cove) Ronnie likes girls, good personalities, pizza, parties, sailing, and cards. He dislikes milk, hangovers, losing, work, and detention. Dean likes foxy women, parties, sports, motorcycles, good times, hunting, and money. He dislikes tomatoes, pea soup, school, mouthy underclassmen, work and hangovers. Jimmy likes snow, parties, cars, Farmington, miller, and Led Zeppelin. He dislikes getting up in the morning, getting stuck, the drinking age and haircuts. Christian likes parties, camping, parking, and Leeanna. He dislikes letting Allen drive, lies, tickets, and not finding his car. Eric likes sports, eating, argueing, girls, cards, traveling, camping, talking and parties. He dislikes fighting, getting lost, homework, and running out of gas. Melissa likes partying, camping, arguing with her sister, and walking with a friend. She dislikes dishes, getting up, study halls, homework and class meetings. Bruce likes taking pictures, making pictures, and telling jokes. He dislikes jokes not being laughed at. Michael likes driving, snowmobiling, skiing, skating. He dislikes school, snow and shoveling roofs. 18 NAME EXPRESSION Belle Oh well!! Russell Shut up Jeffries Ricky Pass Kurt is 1 don't care about nothing Billy Why's that Maurice Yah Susan Oh Wow Man and Yeeast Colby That's nice Mike H. I don't know Suzanne Oh shut-up! Laura None Allen Definitely Scott Amazing isn't it? Mary Sue What's your problem?? Leeanna Yeah I Bet! Joanne Watch it Turkey Paula Sure Kim Yeeast Ronnie You brought up in a barn Dean Cute, Real Cute Jimmy Only one thing left to do Christian Let's do it Eric We're gone Melissa I guess probably Mike S. hen wen Bruce Yeah AMBITION BA Find True Happiness RB Sleep until noon RB Undecided KB Get out of Rangeley BB Get out of Rangeley MC Service SD Be more ambitious CF Ski Bum MH Become mechanic SH Psychologist LF Med. Tech. AJ T.V. Director SJ Be a professional aerialist MK Scientist LL To be 5'4 JM To graduate PM Secretary KM Be a singer or musician RN Make money DN Service JO To go West CR Winning the W.D. award ES Accountant MS Secretary MS Auto body repairman BW To grow up FAULT SONG Stubbornness I like Dreaming Which one? Easy Who me? We are the Champions Not enough money Panama Red None Any song None Rock 'n me Munching Clowns I don’t have any It’s been a long time Shy Feelings Cartwheel splits We will Rock You Spelling Color My World Eating Couldn't Get It Right Mouthing off Long Way From Home Making decisions Simple and Free Temper Feelings My mouth Christine Sixteen Bad Judgement You Light Up My Life None Holly, Holy Hanging around Eric Any song Which one? Long Time Too Many Stairway to Heaven Fighting It Feels Like the 1st Time Hangin around Nobbs That’s Rock 'N Roll Loss of memory Swayin to the Music Too Many Feelings Putting things off Can You Understand HANGOUT HAPPINESS IS Where the action is A full tank of gas Patty’s house Having good friends A party Good time with friends Where it is warm Getting paid My Car A full tank of gas Billy Boot's car Having a good time Bank Corner Getting my own car Debby's house A cold beer Episcopal Church Being with my girl Loon Lake A lazy afternoon The streets Understanding Lizzotte's A good time 1972 Chevy Pickup Money 22 miles south Turning 18 Madrid Mansion Having true friends Vinnie's Store Having my own pencil Madrid Mansion Graduating Bank Corner In the Army Woodskunks van 36-24-36 Rangeley Inn Living life to its fullest Rangeley Elbow deep snow Where ever he ends up Being loved Madrid Mansion Dependable friends Madrid Mansion A dream come true Blue pick-up Driving blue pick-up Darkroom Wasting time 19 JbznLox d[ai.x LPzofifiEcy Belle will become mascot of the Big Red chewing gum company. Russell will become Co-Owner of the Swiss Roll company. Ricky will become the center of Playgirl magazine. Kurtis will eventually get a big enough pay check. Billy will replace his dad at the town dump. Maurice will win first place in the frog jumping contest. Susan will leave Rangeley as soon as possible. Colby will finally get to tow away all those cars at Saddleback. Mike H. will continue to supply the Rangeley Region with ice. Suzanne will never stop increasing her education. (In anything) Laura will become the world's greatest Medical Technician. Allen will someday own his own T. V. network. (ABC watch out) Scott will become the world's greatest aerialist. Mary Sue will prove Mr. Curley wrong, and stay single. (For at least a week) Leeanna will write, direct, produce, and star in the new movie Jaws II. Joanne will join the Army to be with Wayne. Paula will replace John Havilicek as center of the Boston Celtics. Kim will become the first woman 5 star General. Ronnie will win the comedian of the year award. Dean will someday invest in his own fool's ball table. Jimmy will still be pumping gas at D.C. Morton's. Christian will be the next A. J. Foyt. Eric will become the permanent proprietor at Madrid Mansion. Melissa will become an efficient executive secretary. Mike S. will head the volunteer Fire Department of Rangeley. 20 Bruce will someday replace Mr. Gilman. (As a mad Scientist) SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Class Clowns Ronnie Nobbs Mary Sue Keep Most Likely to Succeed Bruce Wilcox Best Dressed Suzanne Hunger Most Athletic Russell BarTett Paula Marquis Class Flirt Sexiest Eyes Ricky Bean Scott Johnson Biggest Eater Tallest Biggest Mouth Allen Jeffries Paula Marquis Leeanna Lowell Allen Jeffries 22 Where's Robin??” Bright eyes. Big foot. All American! V A BEAR! ! Wentz Skier of the Year 23 Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Maybe we should start our own band? 24 Mum, It's not THAT funny! POWAH! !! CLASS OF Front row: S. Thompson, D. Duschene, C. Wentzell, K. White, T. Crocker, Second row: K. Breedy, S. Moura, R. Perry, K. Lowell, D. Morton, O. Savage, M. Haley, Third row: M. Dumas, R. Ellis, M. Ste- ward, Mr. Brewer, K. Damon, J. Searles, B. Bootilier, T. Thompson, K. Dumhan, R. Mack, Abs. K. Savage, D. Latty OFFICERS Pres.: Crystal Wentzell Vice Pres.: Steph Moura Sec.: Robyn Perry Treas.: Karen Beedy 26 CLASS OF ,” Front row: D. Bruno, D. Frost, L. McGarvey, T. Searles, C. Wentzell, D. Qimmby, S. Manchester, Sec- ond row: Mr. Gilman, J. Casavant, L. Trudell, G. Stewart, K. McDavitt, R. White, J. Chilvers, J. Alli- son, T. Doak, K. Crocker, Back row: P. Mack, C. Raymond, D. Cooke, G. Wilcox, D. Webber, B. Damon, W. McIntosh, C. Hill, Abs.: R. Spiller 27 Pres.: Dennis Quimmby Vice Pres.: Gary Wilcox Sec. and Treas.: Terry Searles CLASS OF ” Front row: B. Haley, P. Noyes, D. Haley, J. Latty, D. Dumas, D. Johnson, R. White, Mr. Curley, P. Haley, C. Hunger, P. Frost, L. Hill, C. Raymond, T. McGarvey, D. Duchesne, Third row: W. Klien, S. Eustis, D. Mortoan, D. Thibault, K. Lanzo, L. Roth, J. Bean, R. McIntosh, Fourth row: R. Clark, D. Searles, D. Collins, R. House, N. Clark, B. Johnson, M. Ferguson, J. Brackett Pres.: Debby Searles Vice Pres.: Sonja Eustis Sec.: Cathy Raymond Treas.: Tami McGarvey 28 Seniors Incognito Yes, that’s Right 29 cSs-niox C[ai.ii ( Wifi Belle leaves her basketball sneakers to Tami McGarvey. Russell leaves his driving ability to whoever can stay on the road. Ricky leaves his charm with the girls to Kent Dunham. Kurtis leaves his Saturday night habits to Kenneth Damon. Billy leaves his car to Kim Lanzo. Maurice leaves his X-country experience to Russell House. Susan leaves her math ability to Darren Webber. Colby leaves Rangeley Lakes Regional School to anyone who will take it. Mike H. leaves his mechanical ability to Michael Dumas. Suzanne leaves her spot on the cheering squad to J. J. Laura leaves Rangeley for Springvale. Allen leaves his coordination to Carl Hill. Scott leaves his skiing ability to Rob Ellis. Mary Sue leaves her classes with Mr. Gilman to Karen Beedy. Leeanna leaves her gymnastic ability to Millie Haley. Joanne leaves her long fingernails to Lee McGarvey. Paula leaves her fourteen uniform to Becky Bear. Kim leaves her curls to Louise Hill. Ronnie leaves his card playing habits to anyone in the library. Dean leaves his seat in detention hall to Toby Doak. Jimmy leaves his magazine collection to Russell Mack. Christian leaves his Firebird to Ricky Spiller so he can pick up some chicks. Eric leaves his study habits to Crystal Wentzell. (Wentz) Melissa leaves her memory to whoever can find it. Mike S. leaves his Saturday nights at the Old Mill to Nicky Clark. Bruce leaves his brain to Medical Science. Will he make it? What a hand - too bad it's a Aay-y-y! study hall! 32 In conference. MIDDLE SCHOOL 33 SEVENTH GRADE First row: D. Morton, W. Brackett, B. Bruce, B. Trudell, M. Davenport, M. Ferguson, M. Thompson, Second row: Mrs. Brackett, M. Adams, J. Lowell, M. Gannon, C. Quimby, R. Eustis, M. Moody, Third row: W. Phillips, C. Harrison, J. Fitzgerald, E. Savage, M. White, L. Morin EIGHTH GRADE Dion, Second row: D. Fontaine, D. Quimby. R. Boutilier, R. Trudell, J. Raines, B. Doak,’ M. Damon ’ D Woodward, Third row: Mr. Rixon, J. Koob, W. Allison, M. Blythe, D. Stone, K. White, P. Wilcox J 34 Qimby, B. Brackett, T. Clark, Absent: D. Quimby FIFTH GRADE First row: D. Duchesne, K. McGarvey, S. Lowell, B. Eleftheriou, M. Griefendorf, H. Ross, M. Bubier, Second row: Mrs. Pearlson, D. Simpson, D. Ferguson, D. Haley, L. Searles, C. Raymond, J. Bean, W. Dion, Third row: N. Latty, K. Guffey, K. Thompson, W. Phillips, G. Snow, S. Lowell, K. Lowell, M. Hughes SIXTH GRADE First row: P. Crocker, N. Richards, L. Belisle, J. Harrison, J. Latty, C. Bradbury, J. Fontaine, Second row: Mrs. Collins, C. Steward, C. Canney, M. Koob, K. White, K. Gannon, D. Latty, Third row: P. Hooke, S. Gederberg, T. Bolduc, D. Stone, D. Brackett, S. Spiller. 35 Harold and Company Detention? 36 Verrrry Interesting. 37 38 39 rrom: auzanne Hunger, Leeanna Lowell, Middle: Russell Mack. Laura Jamison, Susan Drosdik (pres.), Ste phame Moura, Crystal Wenizell (sec., treas.), Bruce Wilcox, Back: Michael Dumas, Mrs. Verrill (adv.) Kenneth Damon, Enc Sargent Girls' State Boys' State Mary Sue Keep (del.), Susan Drosdik (alt.), Leeanna Lowell (alt.), Seated: Suzanne Hunger (del.) Christian Raymond, Eric Sargent, Russell Barrett, Riel Bean. National Honor Society STUDENT COUNCIL (1 to r) C. Hunger, J. Koob, L. Trudel (sec.), S. Hunger (pres.), K. Damon (v-pres.), M. Dumas, B. White, P. Frost, M. Davenport, Mr. Richards, B. Wilcox The RLRS Student Council sponsored a Christmas Ball, a Christmas present for the student body. The Council was instrumental in developing a longer lunch hour. Students were given the option of placing locks on their lockers. This option was a result of the Student Council’s policy which was approved by the School Committee. The proceeds from a Prong talent show will benefit the 1977 TATTLER fund. D.A.R. 41 National Merit Semi-Finalist Christmas Ball Snow Flakes and Mistletoe c u s First row: D. Searles, K. White, K. Gannon, Second row: C. Hunger, L. McGarvey, D. Brackett, L. Roth, Third row: K. Morin, L. Jamison, M. Haley, S. Eustis, K. Damon, E. Guffey, J. Koob, Mr. Reisner First row: R. Mack, D. Dumas, P. Marquis, C. Hunger, R. Bean, M. Keep, R. Ellis, Second row: R. Perry, Mrs. Hunger, L. Lowell, E. Sargent 43 Be Deckin the Halls Starring: Ricky B. as Arnold Carolyn H. as Carol” Robyn P. as Diane Rob E. as Jack” Russell M. as The Father Leeanna L. as The Mother Mary Sue K. as Constance David D. as Elmer” Paula M. as Miss Gertrude Directed by Mrs. E. Hunter Stage crew: Kurtis B., Colby F., Mike S., Bruce W. With a little help from the Chorus! 45 47 Baseball Front (1 to r) A. Jeffries, E. Sargent, D. Webber, D. Cooke, C. Raymond, R. Nobbs, Back: P. Marquis, Mgr., D. Noyes, R. Bean, G. Gurney, R. Barrett, R. Wilbur, M. House, Coach Mr. Castonguay I don’t believe it! 48 SOFTBALL Front (1 to r) D. Duschene, L. Wentzell, D. Howard, C. Wentzell, K. Beedy, Back: Coach Mr. Gilman, L. Lowell, S. Moura, D. Morion, M. Keep, T. Searles Is that Karen at Bat or Casey? Track and Field Back row: C. Wentzell, D. Webber, Mr. DeRaps, M. Dumas, Front row: S. Rich- ard, J. Jeffries, B. Brackett, B. Allison ABS 50 CROSS COUNTRY Standing: D. Morton, K. Damon, Mr. DeRaps, S. Thompson, C. Hill, C. Wentzell, Kneeling: R. Clark, D. Quimby Managers at Work Team Member at Rest 51 SOCCER Front (1 to r) M. Steward, B. Johnson, R. Clark, D. Webber, D. Johnson, N. Clark, R. Ellis, D. Quimby, Back: D. Noyes, S. Johnson, R. Nobbs, R. Bean. E. Sargent, K. Damon, K. Dunham, Coach Mr. Caston- guay 52 Time Out! SKI TEAM First row: S. Johnson, Capt., D. Quimby, D. Johnson, S. Hunger, mgr. K. Dunham, Second row: C. Frost, Capt., D. Searles, mgr. E. Sargent, R. Ellis, Mr. Stevenson, R. Clark, R. House, K. Damon 54 55 GIRLS BASKETBALL First (1 to r): C. Raymond, T. McGarvey, C. Wentzell, K. White, D. Thibault, C. Wentzell, D. Morton, J. Bean, Second: Coach Mr. DeRaps, K. Beedy, L. Ferguson, B. Haley, D. Searles, B. Allison, P. Marquis, D. Morton, O. Savage, D. Frost mgr. Will she make it? Follow Through 56 All the way, Tamil Belle for two. Girls Basketball Scores WE THEY Waynflete 32 71 Gould 37 44 Kents Hill 29 39 Buckfield 16 48 Glen Cove 35 51 Carrabec 15 44 Buckfield 30 56 Gould 55 59 Carrabec 15 44 GlenCove 48 49 Bingham 16 43 Kents Hill 39 38 Jackman44 40 Jackman49 66 Bingham 40 19 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Donna Morton 250 Cathy Raymond 16 Tami McGarvey 55 Karen Beedy 14 Paula Marquis 47 Denise Thibault 11 Debbie Searles 36 Lesli Ferguson 4 Belle Allison 29 Judy Bean 5 Diane Morton 26 Olive Savage 2 Cathy Wentzell 2 Karalee White 1 57 BOYS BASKETBALL Front row: R. Spiller, R. Clark, C. Hill, D. Cooke, R. Collins, M. House, mgr., Second row: Coach Caston- guay, R. Bean, C. Raymond, A. Jeffries, R. Barrett, E. Sargent, S. Drosdik, mgr. BOYS VARSITY SCORES We They A Kents Hill 61 65 H Hinckley 66 101 A Carrebec 73 66 A Gould 53 87 A Glen Cove 60 96 H Carrabec 99 90 A Buckfield 63 70 A Higgins 81 17 A Hinckley 73 84 H Higgins 2 0 (forfeit) H Buckfield 85 87 (3 OT'S) H Glen Cove 87 93 A Bingham 62 71 A Jackman 76 73 H Jackman 49 53 H Gould 65 71 H Kents Hill 64 73 H Bingham 61 81 Christmas Tourney 1977 Consolation Trophy Scores We They Leavitt 74 92 Carrabec 79 71 59 Kathy McDaviu Lee McGarvey Judy Allison Maryr Sue Keep Leeanna Lowell Suzanne Hunger CHEERLEADERS Sonja Eustis Karen Beedy GYMNASTICS Front row: M. Gannon, L. Lowell, L. Soriano, C. Quimmby, Middle: L. Guffey, N. Bolduc, B. Bruce, Back row: D. Frost, M. White, Mrs. Perlson, S. Eustis, L. McGarvey Branwen Lynn 61 MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCCER First row: J. Quimby, B. Brackett, D. Stone, R. Boutilier, M. Blythe, R. Cooke, T. Clark, E. Savage, Second row: W. Allison, K. White, P. Wilcox, B. Bruce, W. Brackett, L. Hinman, M. Gannon, Third row: N. Bolduc, C. Damon, B. Doak, L. Soriano, C. Quimby, D. Crocker, Mr. Rixon, Fourth row: R. Eustis, J. Lowell, L. Morin, M. Adams, C. Harrison, M. Thompson CHEERLEADERS Deanna Morion Carol Lynn Quimby Soriano Mary Margaret Wanda Gannon White Brackett 62 MIDDLE SCHOOL BO YS BASKETBALL Front row: P. Crocker, M. Fitzgerald, P. Wilcox, D. Stone, J. Quimmby, B. Brackett, M. Thompson, R. Cooke, Back row: D. Crocker, S. Lowell, M. Adams, W. Allison, M. Blythe, Mr. DeRaps, T. Clark, J. Lowell, R. Eustis, C. Lizzotte Front row: N. Bolduc, B. Doak, K. Daon, L. Guffey, Back row: L. Searles, Mrs. Morton, D. Simpson, C. Quimmby, K. White, D. Morton, M. White, B. Bruce, K. Thompson MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL 63 EDITORIAL BOARD Front row: C. Wentzel, B. Allison, M. Steward, K. Wentzel, L. Lowell, P. Marquis, M. Keep, S. Hunger, Back row: Mr. DeRaps, B. Wilcox, (Editor), S. Moura, K. Damon 64 1977 1976 Jamie Boutillier Phillips Me. Joanne Arnold Portland Becky Brackett Augusta Kendall Bean Rangeley Mark Brackett Rangeley Me. Rob Bruce Colby College Bob Brown Rangeley Me. Matt Clark Rangeley Breton Bruce UMO Marie Collins UMO Daniel Collins Army Helen Damon Beloit, Wis. William Drosdik Army David Durrell Rangeley Pam Ellis Colby College Steve Eastwood UMO Heidi Ferguson Rangeley Monika Liedl Rangeley Tom Frost Rangeley Carol Mack Navy Gardner Gurney Thomas College Dawn Brecketi Rangeley Jeff Jeffries Army Judy Quimby Virginia Robyn MacDonald Rangeley Clifford Raymond UMO Steve Richard UMO Steve Sargent SMVTI Cederick Savage Army Wendy Steward Rangeley Nancy Stewart Army Leslie Coon(Wentzel) Rhode Island Linda Jauben (Wentzel) Turner Me. Amo White Rangeley Bob Wilbur Rangeley Brenda Verrill UMO Darren Wilbur Rangeley Carol White Rangeley Maryann Jamison (Autote) Rangeley Alumni 1975 1974 James Carrignan Augusta Heidi Clark (Barrett) Rangeley Anthony Clark Navy Myra Collins Waterville Dean Collins UMO Waller Davenport Rangeley Susan Ellis Florida Michael Decker New Jersey David Haley Rangeley Patricia Dumas Farmington Mathew Jamison Rangeley Peter Dumas UMO Ginger Johnson Florida Jennifer Dunham Augusta Kenneth MacDonald Colorada Hal Ellis Farminton Katheleen Carignan Augusta Lisa Brackett (Ferguson) Augusta Errol Millbury Rangeley Charles Greenlaw Marines Barbra Moura Texas Curtis Haley Rangeley Lynn Pizyara Machias Billie Linnell (Johnson) Maryland John Richard Rangeley Belinda Mansfield Rangeley Bennett Ross Rangeley Jamie Marquis Wilton Emery Scribner II Rangeley John Morton UMO Norman White Phillips Judy Morton UMO Keith Webber Rangeley 65 Petroleum Distributor Inc. Mobil MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION Mobil Products Arthur Oakes. Prop. Rangeley Maine THE COUNTRY STORE —«0 =— Groceries Clothing Footwear 9:30 a.m. to Hunting Equipment Op2 7'days COLD BEER WINE MAIN- STREET, RANGELEY •64-5553 D. C. MORTON AND SONS, INC. General Repairing - Gas and Oil Lumbering - Excavation - Trucking Rangeley Maine Telephone: 864-3323 V '' SHELL', Be-r;t- Lshebl MEATS DELI ITEMS CHEESES THE BUTCHER BLOCK 864-5268 Richard Landgrebe Prop. Compliments of FLOYD KEEP Electrical Contractor Rangeley Maine Best Wishes! STUBBY'S MARKET and STEVE'S AIR SERVICE Rangeley, Maine Maine Sir. 864-3347 Best Wishes to The New Rangeley School £ NGEl 1 SADDLEBACK MOTOR INN Best wishes for future success to the Class of 78 Telephone:864-3434 66 RIDDLE'S LIGGETT REXALL PHARMACY Where Your Patronage is Appreciated” Specialists in Prescription Work Joe McLafferty Prop. , Registered Pharmacist Joey R. McLafferty Registered Pharmacist Rangeley Tel.: 864-3441 Maine Compliments of Better Groceries THE IGA STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 78 LIZZOTTE'S FOODLAND Largest Variety of Groceries in the Region Rangeley Maine s THE REAL ESTATE STORE .C. Noyes Co. Real Estate Brokers Rangeley Lakes, Maine 04970 207-864-5512 Y€AR AFT€R Y€AR AFT€R Y€AA AFT€R e£ -c 5 COMPLIMCNTSOF % 5 Richard Ellis cC 864-3758 7 5 ARCTIC CAT Giving you year offer year i of good service Y€AR AFT€R Y€AR ATT€R Y€AR AFT€R .The Red Best Wishes Seniorsl Mixed Drinks Pizza Beer Rangeley 864-5022 Home Cooked Meals 67 Compliments of TOWN AND LAKE Rangeley, Maine Tel.: 864-3755 Ben and Jo Morton Best of Luck From Kenny and the Crew at %ancfeleyfake Js %e .,«• THE DELI i[ Winter Hours-- iMonday-Bidayl'H IT Saturday 10-5 |BestVi s nd Compliments of: HARLAN E. DOAKAND SON PLUMBING AND HEATING and THE VILLAGE SCRUBBOARD Main Str. Rangeley ME Tel. 864-3401 Best Wishes From: The Rangeley Highlander Compliments of: Utaugriry Dim anh Hiator iCndgr Rangeley, Maine 864-3341 Box 370, S.C. Noyes Bldg. Rangeley, Maine 04970 68 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '78” W. A. MILLER CO., INC. Oquossoc, Maine 04964 Ruggedized Formica Cases for Quality Precision Instruments 69 THE LUCE STUDIO FINE PHOTOGRAPHY No One Bui YOU Can Give Your Portrait. Be Sure Your Senior Portraits Are the Best. By Letting Our Professional Staff Create a Portrait That Is Really You! A Portrait That You Can Give With Happiness. 158 South Main Street Farmington, Maine 04938 Tel. 778-4920 Many Thanks to the Class of 1978!! Roger and Kay Williams 158 South Main Street Farmington, Maine 04938 (207)778-4920 CONGRATULATIONS ! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS Of 1078! Morton 81 Furbish Agency Serving the Rangeley Lakes Region since 1899 Rangeley Region Sport Shop 28 Main Street Rangeley,Maine OA970 Fly Tying Equipment Materials-Tools-Hooks-Books New Rod Building Department Pendleton-Bass-John6on Sportwear Fenwick-Cortland Rods Tel. 1-207-86 -3509 Dude n Deb J eans Shop Sales Outlet For Lee — Sedgefield — Maverick Washington — Levis — Carter Land Lubber — Northern Isle Rte. 2 4, Tel. 645-2277 Wihon, Maine PAUL O. FIELD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Compliments of FRANKLIN COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS EDMONDS GROCERY STORE Shop and Save Phillips Maine ★ ★ ★ Backus Garage East Wilton Biesaw's Garage North Jay Gray Ford Farmington Jim Martin Farmington Morton Motor Company Inc. Farmington Nickerson Buick-Olds Farmington Compliments of RANGELEY MANOR COTTAGE COLONY Open Year Round Tel: 864-3340 Compliments of MORGAN'S UNISEX HAIR STYLING Rangeley JOHW DCtntj Maine MURRAY EQUIPMENT CORPORATION OF MAINE Mt. Blue Shopping Center Farmington, Maine Tel. 778-4557 Box 467, Wilton Road Farmington, Maine 04938 Bus. Phone: 207-778-6561 Compliments of: RENY'S DEPARTMENT STORE R. W. SARGENT Farmington Maine Building Materials, Ski-Doo, Snow Vehicles and Accessories Tel: 864-3744 Rangeley 72 Compliments of S. A. COLLINS SON, INC. Community Builder Tel.: 864-3353 Rangeley, Maine General Contractors and Builders Over Sixty Years of Experience EMERYS Fashions for Ladies, Men and Children Farmington, Me. Farmington Oquossic Hotel Rangeley Cleaners Maine quality SOFTWOOD HARDWOOD LUMBER Jd C A T IU M B E R CO JN c ') ROUTE 4 AINE 04903 Thibault Funeral Home Thibault's Exxon Station Sam-O-Set Camps Bald Mt. Camps Trask Jewelers Smckeys Qfeuttf Sfum George S. Gilmore, Mgr, • TEL. 207-684-4541 STRONG, MAINE 04983 COMPLIMENTS OF: Home of the 1977-78 Pine Tree League Basketball Champs! DOC GRANTS RESTAURANT! 73 Compliments of: TACK N' SEW Upholstery and Recliners Made to Order the Kyes Agency, inc. % jr Carlton f Scott insurance = __ —■ Richard T. Bjorn -ZL 8R0ADWAY, FARMINGTON. MAINE 04938 “MAIN STREET. WILTON. MAINE 04294 Farmington (207) 778-3526 • Call Wilton (207) 645-2511 74 Say pickles! Still hard at work? Hi Robert, Robert? ROBERT!!! 75 Diversity . . . ipT We’re RLRS! From the Ski slope to the Soccer field. A UTOGRAPHS: 79 A UTOGRAPHS: 80 35 3V. f'' � 4 - C