Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1981 volume:

WAMCO Congratulates the Class of 1981 1 m e mon am Joseph McLafferty (April 11, 1909-December 27, 1980) Practicing Pharmacist in Rangeley for Forty-Nine Years. 2 Compliments of: THE ALPINE GARDEN SKI SHOP We, the Class of 1981, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Michael DeRaps, a very special man in our lives. He is successful as a coach for the Girls Varsity Basketball and Cross-Country teams, and as the yearbook advisor. He has been close to us as our class advisor for three years. Even with this busy schedule, he is able to find the time to give us help or to just be a friend. Thank-you for everything. Best Wishes to the Class of 1981! THE RANGELEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 Mr. Rodney Spearin Superintendent Principal ministration Mrs. June Copeland Superintendent’s Secretary Mrs. Joan Trua Principal’s Secretary Mr. Michael DeRaps Business Education Mrs. Elizabeth Hunger English Mr. Richard Curley Guidance Mr. Ralph Brewer Social Studies Miss Jean Haegcr Foreign Languages Mr. Thomas Danforth Physical Education Compliments of: SAUL V. COLLINS, INC. 4 Mrs. Virginia Verrill Home Economics ministration Mrs. Jacqueline Curley Art Frcnch Mr. William Foye Industrial Arts Miss Barbara Clark Math Mr. Dean Collins Science Mrs. Harriet Haines Librarian t Miss Sara Davenport Mrs. Marjorie Stevens Cooks Janinc Powers Dennis LeBlanc Custodians Best Wishes From GRANT S KENNEBAGO CAMPS INC. 5 Senior Of fi icerd Sponsored by: STRATTON DINER Stratton, Maine 246-2551 Judith i nne ean ‘Bean’ “Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend.” Camus Soccer Mgr. 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,(Capt) 3 and 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheering 3,4; Ski Mgr. 2,3; Class Pres. 3; Science Club Scc. Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Yearbook Ed. 4; Girls' State Del. 3; Drivers Ed. I. Ylichy rJbaniet (d(arh “Ice Man’ “With every rising of the sun; Think of your life as just beginning.” Soccer 1,2,3 MTA Award and All-Star. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.3,4; Softball Mgr. 2; Drama 2; Drivers Ed. 2. d cimuel (dfarh “Gungha “Do what you feel in your heart to be right for you’ll be criticized anyway. You'll be damned if you do and damned if you don’t.” X-Country 1,2 All-Star. 3 Outstand. Trophy, 4; Soccer 1,2 and 3 All-Star and Most Determined, 4;Ski Team 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1,2 All-Star, 3,4; Most Athletic Boy 2; Ping-Pong Champ. (Double) 3. Rickard M Colli nd ‘Killer’' “All the great men are dying, and lately, I haven't been feeling too well myself.” Basketball 1,2,3 All-Star, Foul Shooting Champ. 4 (Capt.) All-Star, East-West. Class C.D.; Baseball 1,2,4; X-Country 3: Boys' Athletic Rep. 4; Boys’ State Alt. 3; Drivers Ed. 2. RANGELEY MAINE 04970 A TEL 1207) 864 3380 Wick ae (Coli n deryuion ‘Beaver Clancy l uth Cdowle5 'Nance” It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” Sonja J nn £ustis “k.q. “Oversleeping is a mighty poor way to make your dreams come true. Cheerleading 1,2 (Capt.) 3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2; Softball 1,3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama 1,2, 3; Science Club 2, (Sec.) 3.4; Class Vice-President 1,4; Student Council 2; Advanced Placement Art 4; Drivers Ed. 1. “It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow.” Ski Team 3; Baseball 3.4; Most Improved Baseball 3; Drama 1,2; Science Club (Treas.) 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 1,2; Drivers Ed. 2. 2) avi d ydrth ur 2) umad Frenchie” Best Wishes Graduates of 1981! STUBBY’S MARKET 8 fratri cia J nn Srodt Pat’ “No one has ever loved the way they want to be loved.” Basketball 4; Softball 2; Student Council (V.P.) 2; Drivers Pd. 1; Girls' State Alt. 3; Drama 2; Boys' Basketball Mgr. 2; Class Sec. 4. Beverly }-} ean St a Bear” “Love, will blossom anywhere, as long as someone is there to care. Basketball I: Drivers Ed. I; Photography 1; Student Tutor 3. 2) onna Say S'tate ey Pixie' “A man is as old as he feels; a woman is as old as she looks. Drivers Ed. I. “Consider how hard it is to change yourself and you'll understand what little chance you have trying to change others. Softball 1,2,3.4; Science Club 2,3,4: Cheering 3; Yearbook 3.4; Drama 2; X-Country Mgr. 3. Paufa Sue J4alt eV Good Luck Class of '81! THE OLD MILL 9 dCouide 2)or j Jktt ’Wizzie” “Love, is having someone help you through Life.” “A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. 2b aui J Man jU nSon •Dave” Soccer 1, 2, (Co-Capt.) 3, (Capt.) 4; Good Sportsmanship Award 3; Skiing 1,2, (Capt.) 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; X-Country 3; Boys State Delegate 3; Science Club 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3. •|ce Maker” d3ruce Edward Johnson “Since time began, today has been the friend of man.” Soccer 1,2, (MVP) 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Drivers Ed. 2. “There isn’t any map on the road to success: You have to find your own way.” Soccer 3,4; Ski Team 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2, 3.4; Science Club 2, 3, (Pres.) 4; Drivers Ed. 1; Boys State Alt. 3. Kussett fleat Mi ou5e Hound Dog Compliments of: THESHARPSHOP 10 olianne cJLynne jCatt “The elevator to success has been out of order — Sorry, you will have to take the stairway — one step at a time. Basketball 1,2, 3. 4; Baseball (All-Star) 3, 4; X-Country I, 2, 3; Drivers Ed. 3; Class Marshall 3. “The past cannot be changed; The future is still in our powers. Softball 1,2, 3; Soccer Mgr. 4; Checrlcading 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Team Mgr. 4; Drivers Ed. 2. ('Cru in Jdafdey csCioyd, ‘Big E. ami J o IIjcCjarveif ‘Little Retard' “Jealousy is a powerful force and no one is immune to it.” Basketball 1, 2, (Co-Capt.) 3; Softball 1, 2, (MVP) 3; Drama 2; Art Award 2; Soccer Mgr. 1,2, 3; Class Treas. 1,3; Class Vice-President 2; Girls State Alt. 3. William Byron WcJntoJi •Bill “The surest way not to fail, is to determine to succeed. Sheridan Baseball 3; X-Country 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Science Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Lab Asst. 3; Driver's Ed. 2; History Award 3; Math 3; NEDT 2, and PSAT 4 Awards; UMO Pulpie. Congratulations Class of “81 ” LARRY KOOB’S COUNTRY CORVETTES, GARAGE AUTOBODY OQUOSSOC 864-3737 11 2) iane oCyn Id orton Fun is good. Truth is better; and Love is best of all.” “A day never ends if it has a memory.” Drama 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Student Council 4; Science Club 2, 3; Chcerleading 3,4; Class Sec. 1, 2, 3; Drivers Ed. 2. Basketball 1,2, 3; Softball 1,2, 4; Science Club 2; Drivers Ed. I. Paul Jtan Voyes “Noise” Why do today, what you can put off until tomorrow.” Baseball I; Soccer I; Drivers Ed. 1; Jeopardy Champ. U.S. History 3. ejlerif Robert paradii •p.p.- “No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings.” Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Ski Team 3,4; X-Country 3; Student Council 3. 4; Class Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; DAR 4, Math 3, History 3 and NEDT 2 Awards; Boys State 3; Drama 2, 3; French Club I; Science Club 2, 3,4; Debate Team 1. ( athy Jdefen t aumond aymom ‘Madeline” 12 Di a rJlunn S, ynn —tpearin “If you do not understand my silence, you will never understand my words. Soccer 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2, (All State) 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Cheering 1,2,4; Softball 3, 4; Science Club 3,4; Student Council V.P. 4; History Jeopardy Champ 3; Most Athletic 3; Elem. Gymnastics 3, 4. dCisa Cjrace t oth 'Gertie' “Control is the key in all matters and the best way to defeat your enemies is to make them your friends. A.C.A.L.R. Boys Basketball Mgr. 3; Girls Score Keeper 4; Baseball Mgr. 3,4; Softball Mgr. 2; X-Country Mgr. 3,4; Drama 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3; Science Club 2, (V.P.) 3, 4; Girls State Del. 3; Drivers Ed. I; Member of NHS 2, 3, 4, DAHSS 2, 3, 4, and Student Council; NEDT Award 2. t)ebhy cjCee 'Peck” “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Eleanor Koos Basketball 1,2; Cheerleading 2,4; Ski Team Mgr. 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3; Drama 3; Softball 1,2; Drivers Ed. 2; Class Pres. 1,2; Treas. 4. IIlarh Rodney Spearin Buzz “The winner takes it all!” Soccer 1, 3; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Music 2, 3,4; Drivers Ed. 2,4; Student Director 4. Compliments of Better Groceries 13 TAYLOR S I. G. A. 864-3346 2) enise ean Jliihaufa “I shall pass this way but once; If there be any kindness I can show; Let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again.” Basketball 1; Softball 1,4; Yearbook 4. Jnn £LaUk Wi nterlia ll ee “Annie 'There is no failure save giving up.” Ski Team 4; Softball 4, Ramsey “R” Award 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1,2; French Club 1; Computer Club 1. (fdest jCilied Nicest ddyei Compliments of: THIBAULTS FUNERAL HOME 14 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981! D. C. MORTON S SONS. INC. Judy leaves her B.ball nickname “mean bean” to Carol Quimby. Nicky leaves his bad habits to Jamie Lowell. Ricky leaves his great studying habits to Mike Fitzgerald. Dicky leaves his sneakers to Pat and Dean for sleds. Nancy leaves her classes with Mr. DeRaps to whoever can handle them. David D. leaves his bottle cap sniffing to Deidra Quimby. Sonja leaves her quarter to whoever can find it. Michael leaves his fines and loss of license to Paul Wilcox. Patty leaves her foul shooting ability to Branwen Bruce. Beverly leaves her classes with Mrs. Verrill to Margaret White. Donna leaves her stubbornness and determination to Deidra Quimby. Paula leaves her laugh to Lee Morin. Louise leaves her craft skills to Millie Ross. Russell leaves his spelling skills to Melissa Davenport. Bruce leaves his mother and his house to the next generation of kids in Rangeley. David J. leaves his broken racing gates to Dale Quimby. Johanne leaves her talking to Janine. Erwin leaves Coplin to who ever likes a lot of trees. Tami leaves her moosehunting to Margaret White. William leaves his detentions after school to Kim Vaughn. Diane leaves her trips to Livermore to whoever can make it home on time. Paul leaves Rangeley to become a hermit. Jeff leaves his wise cracks to Earlene Frazer. Cathy leaves her unexpected problems on the court to Branwen Bruce. Lisa leaves her extensive collection of high heel shoes to Kim Vaughn. Debby leaves her Monday morning headaches to Dale Quimby. Mark leaves his good looks, personality, and ability to get girls’ to Steve Libby. Tia leaves her driving ability to whoever can stay on the road. Denise leaves Rangeley in a cruiser. Ann leaves Blueberry Hill for Paradis Island. 16 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from THE RANGELEY INN Name Fault Hangout Happiness is ... Judy spoiled Stubby's sharing a nice day with someone special Nicky “not enough” Wagon Wheel having a good time Ricky attitude Home or School putting a smile on someone’s face Dicky being late Doc Grant’s having a nice car Nancy “dumb Jack’s believing in someone David D. questions” I.G.A. getting a ten point buck Sonja Advanced Math her basement friends who can keep a secret Michael procrastination in his 1970 van getting friendly in his van Patty burning tires S.M.L having someone to love Becky cracking her The Old Mill sharing time with the one you love Donna knuckles Where ever she having someone to share times of need Paula living in the ends up having her own place Louise woods Doc Grants turning 18 Russell talks too much The Old Mill being with Johannc Bruce Which one? Johann’s House having a good time David J. not enough Party Point the Swiss Alps Johannc money Saddleback being with Russell Erwin talks too much Russell's place reaching a mountains summit Tami “not enough” The Coplin putting a smile on someone elsc’s face Bill not enough sleep Woods a woman you can believe in Diane doesn't talk Yellow sharing time with the one you love Paul enough Submarine a full tank and a full wallet Jeff no civilization The Ridge backpacking Cathy Chadwick Green Cadillac wanting what you have Lisa too easy going Any port in a liking yourself Dcbby Which one? Storm leaving Rangelcy Mark too shy Adamstown Judy, Lynn, Sonja, Dcbby and Janine Tia loud mouth N R W. having someone you can believe in Denise skipping school “Doc's” being with someone you love Ann too shy men having sisters too gullible bashful procrastination Green Maverick Anywhere Exciting Camp “Happy” Last Resort a smile Song Expression Ambition J B Hey, Jude no problem to live on the beach in Florida N.C. Born to Be Wild shut your beak to be the best R.C. Runni ngon Empty Whip It Tasty! become a nuclear electrican DC. 1 Saw Her Standing There unreal to play pro-basket ball N.C. All Out of Love don’t brain surgeon D. D. Winner Takes it All leave me alone to be six feet tall S. E. They Call Me the Breeze Wh-a-at? finally get my license M.F. I’ll Never Love This Way Again Ogre, clean my van tomorrow! super mechanic P. F. Sharing the Night Together I’m sorry to go to Tennessee B. H Fire in the Morning just right housewife D. H. Tequila Sunrise what’s it to you to let go of mother’s apron strings P. H. Dukes of Hazzard is that right is to leave Rangeley L. H. You’re Every Woman in the World to Me 1 can't think of it get out of Rangeley R. H. Flirting With Disaster why to succeed B. J. Fly Like an Eagle watch your mouth to always have a good time D. J. 1 Never Loved Like This Go for it! to be healthy, wealthy, and wise J.L. Before 1 don’t know! to succeed in life E. L. The Devil Went Down to Georgia let’s play football to see the world T. M. Sharing the Night Together bug off baby! travel B M. Let the Good Times Roll pht-uhnn never get involved with a girl Again D M. Jessie stop it! to get out of Rangeley P. N. Passion rough life idnit? to become a hermit J.P In America no way to live in the woods C.R Lady stop it! to be happy L. R All Night Long your wearin’ on me to leave Rangeley for the big, bad world D. S. Amie 16—'m game to get rich quick MS. Another One Bites the Dust excellent to become hitched T. S. Longer 1 don't get it! to race cars and make it in California D. T. Somewhere in the Night I'm sick of it! to stop being shy A.W. The Sound of Music What? to be happy at what 1 am doing Good Luck Class of '81 ELIOT RAYMOND, INC. 17 n t k e B e 9 I n n i n 9 Rnthchild ?■ Vi LiP Slave V A TECH? SMILE! Giddy up! ummm good LiP Retard Good Doggie! King William II Sears and Robuck model. Sponsored by: G. L. HALEY 18 M ed an J2 i iAline5 J. B. likes Tab. the sunny south. Bahamian Pina Coladas, waterskiing, sports in general, and summer. She dislikes diets, baked beans, and not having enough time. N. C. likes basketball, soccer, fast cars, and listening to loud music. He dislikes (censored) girls, and wise underclassmen. R. C. likes all sport activities, and alcholic beverages. He dislikes school. D. C. likes Coach, being in shap. Marge and Sara, hunting, sports, school, and the class of “81”. He dislikes cornbrcad, Mondays, losing, and running out of gas. N. C. likes Jack, unicorns, motorcycles, skiing. Sept. 21, and weekends. She dislikes sauerkraut, 11:00, being cold. Disco, and playing cards with certain people. D. D. likes pizza, girls, his 44 mag., baseball, fast cars, payday, and winning bets. He dislikes Physics, striking out, Mr. Spearin's lectures, and losing bets. S. E. likes unicorns, art, new clothes, close friends, her messy room, and her mom. She dislikes being lied to and about, fighting, being skinny, and a clean room. M. F. likes hot vans, fast women, ELTIGER’S, and fast trips to Augusta. He dislikes cops, tickets, fines, and the loss of his license. P. F. likes Sam, stuffed animals. Mom and Dad, laying in the sun, and Killers. She dislikes vegetables, extravagant foods, being tickled, and static cling. R. H. likes being with Johanne, having good times with friends, and going hunting. He dislikes mouthy underclassmen, be- ing lied to, and not enough money. B. H. likes being with Terry, senior year, mustaches, red pick-up trucks, weekends, skidooing. She dislikes living so far fromtown, smart-mouthed people, and jealously. D. H. likes photography, cooking, Mandie and Booker (her puppies), sunsets, and X-Country skiing. She dislikes homework, sisters and being alone. P. H. likes sunny days, 68 Chevelles, ski-dooing, and skiing. She dislikes underclassmen, getting up in the morning, rainy days, cold weather, and sassy people. L. H. likes little fuzzy animals, watching T.V., music and dancing. She dislikes shcool and homework. B. J. likes sports, working on vans, fast cars, and loud music. He dislikes being broke down on a cold night, and nothing to drink. D. J. likes Chevy’s, boats, skiing, suntans, Kahlua, good music, funtimes, and sports. He dislikes 30 below zero weather, and burned potatoes. J. L. likes being with Russell, friends, ahving fun, and taking a long walk. She dislikes Russell being mad at her, having things stolen and being unactive. E. L. likes aprictos, biking, exploring, football, soybeans, and most anything that’s country. He dislikes cities, sophistica- tion, other big words and zucchini. T. M. likes going moosehunting, long weekends with someone special. She dislikes people who make quick decisions, and rides to Portland. W. M. likes fast trips to Stratton, partying, loud music, basketball, AC DC. He dislikes mouthy underclassmen, a certain layup, and staying after school ’til grad. D. M. likes sunsets, rainbows, partying, basketball. J. B„ summer, motorcycling and Bud. She dislikes school, getting up in the morning, being in Rangeley and hospitals. P. N. likes hot cars, laying rubber, McDonalds, and blue - eyed blondes. He dislikes kids, Mike Ferguson, blue lights, a cer- tain red pontiac, and telephone poles. J. P. likes the Charlie Daniels’ Band, good shotguns. Bean boots, fall mornings. Britt’s and hunting. He dislikes being critiz- ed, losing, being wrong and cold cars. C. R. likes NRW, M M’s, T's, Bert I jokes, sleeping late, “Babe ,, and rainbows. She dislikes getting up early, rainy days, town gossip, and rides to Portland. L. R. likes the usual. The Doobies, being right, parties, a sense of humor, talking with A. C., wolves and procrastinating. She dislikes being rushed and pessimists. D. S. likes homemade Kahlua, Bub, Her great little car, green pick - ups and parties. She dislilkes cold cars, certain so - called friends, and the class of “81 , M. S. likes pretty girls, parties, and the girsl listed in Happiness is ... “. He dislikes sisters, bigmouth underclassmen, know - it - alls and not being hitched. T. S. likes roses, hats, sports, sun, rainbows. Miss Piggy, and laughing. She dislikes falling off the beam, mornings, telephone poles, a clean room and being serious. D. T. likes rainbows, fireplaces, roses, parties, friends, vacation, Budweiser, Worthly pond, and THE DOG. She dislikes school and mouthy underclassmen. A. W. likes skiing, R. R.. Backgammon. Moosehead. Mash, quarters, smiles and laughing. She dislikes belt loops, being ignored, running, and losing. Compliments of: MORTON AND FURBISH AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Rangeley. Maine 864-3334 Sponsored by: STRATTON POWER EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. Stratton, Maine 04982 Phone 246-2551 What arc you up to Deanna? Chug-a-lug chug-a-lug Now this is the way you do it! Smile Jamie! What a crew! Which way to the Boston Marathon? Sponsored by: STRATTON POWER EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. Stratton. Maine Phone:246-2551 3 unior3 Front: S. Holbrook. B. Doak, R Trudcl. D. Quimby. 2nd: B. Brackett. K. White. J Powers. E. Frazer. J. Koob. 3rd: R. Mcintosh. C. Glover. D. Howard, S. Sion, I’. Wilcox. Advisor T. Danforth TREASURER: Dcidra Quimby SECRETARY: Earlene Fraser PRESIDENT: Janet Koob Compliments of: FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK We Want to Be Your Bank! 22 Soph lomored From: D. Kenney, W. Brackett. M. Davenport. D. Trua. K. Vaughn. B. Trudcl. 2nd: N. Bolduc. J. Lowell, R. Fustis. M. Fitzgerald. D. Morton. G. Powers. 3rd: C. Harrison, C. Quimby, M. White. E. Savage, B Bruce. I Morin. J Fitzgerald, Advisor Mr. Curley. SECRETARY: Deanna Morton VICE PRESIDENT: Branwen Bruce PRESIDENT: Kim Vaughn TREASURER: Jamie Lowell Congratulations Class of '81 From the RANGELEY P.T.A. 23 men Front: S. Spillcr. L. Polland, L. Belislc, S. Latty. J. Harrison. 2nd: S. Gcderbcrg. D. I.atty. K. White. D. Morton, S. t.ibby. 3rd: E. Anderson. T. Bolduc. R Glover. M. Koob. C. Steward. P. Crocker. VICE-PRESIDENT: Kelly Sue While PRESIDENT: Debby Brackett SECRETARY: Debra Morton Compliments of: ARNOLD TRAIL SERVICE STATION Auto Repairs and Diesel Fuel Stratton, Maine 246-2653 24 Judy will become a nurse on General Hospital. Nicky will become the manager for the young and rugged female wrestling team. Ricky will join the Navy and make us all wonder who the enemy really is. Dicky will be playing for the Yukon Eskimos in the Alaskan pro basketball league. Nancy will co-star in her boyfriend's movie The Black Stallion. David D. will finally be allowed in Doc Grant’s. Sonja will become a well known artist, and design album covers for the “Invaders. Michael will become assistant Police Chief for Rangelcy. Patty will be a cheerleader for the Yukon Eskimos. Becky will become a designer for her own teddy bears. Donna will become chief photographer for the Lewiston Daily Sun. Paula will assassinate George Roth and take over Doc Grant's. Louise will be the 1st centerfold from Rangelcy. Russell will become President of the Elmer's Glue Company. Bruce will become the successful and proud owner of his own ice making company. David J. will become a well known ski instructor in the Alps. Johanne will be Vice-President of the Elmer's Glue Company. Erwin will be a sophisticated zucchini farmer in the middle of New York City. Tami will finally know what a canopy is. William will become captain of Doc Grant's basketball team. Diane will become the new model for the Morton Salt Company. Paul will buy the Rangeley Water Company. Jeff will get his first thrill on Blueberry Hill. Cathy w ill disappear with Norman in her ow n Tequila Sunrise. Lisa will still be waiting to finish her Rothchild. Debby will replace Toucan Sam, and continue to follow her nose. Tia will become a guest on the Muppet Show. Denise will become Rangelcy's first female officer. Ann w ill finally fulfill her fantasy on Paradis Island. Compliments of: P. M. PAINTERS 864-3475 25 'td State Judy Bean Delegate Lisa Roth Delegate Tami McGarvcy Delegate David Johnson Delegate Jeff Paradis Delegate Dicky Collins Alternate Russell House Alternate ZbJRJwarJ Jeff Paradis Jeff Paradis Erwin Lloyd Lynn Soriano Lisa Roth 26 Compliments of: S. C. NOYES AND COMPANY Compliments of: PAUL BOLDUC, INC. 27 Sponsored by: CLASS OF’82 Aw, come on Lori, smile! Sponsored by: CLASS OF '81 29 ■ a CjraJi 1- 1—m i ii Front: D. Duchesne, D. Simpson, T. Richardson. Middle: M. Griefendorf, C. Raymond, K. MeGarvey. K. Thompson, M. Hughes. C. Lowell. Back: Mrs. Brackett, (Teacher), B. Elefthcriou. J. Bean, G. Snow, L. Para- dis, B. Dory, M. Bubier, D. Haley. Front: G. Roy, G. Bean, E. MeGarbey, H. Hinman. D. Bean. Back: D. Lanzo, L. Haines, L. Washington, K. Morton. P. Polland. Ms. Clark (Teacher). Best Wishes to the Class of '81 from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winterhaldcr 3C Front: D. Thibault, N. Davenport, S. Bolduc, T. Johnson, P. Bachcldor, D. Fitzgerald. Back: R. White, P Stewart, K. Simpson, J. Lebeau, L. Lowell, M. Strout, Teacher Mrs. Paradis. Front: H. Polland. H. Anderson, P. Bustis. V. Collins. S. Webber. 2nd: L. Johnson. C. Chilvers. V. Bean. 3rd: M. Strout, M L.ennon, D. Gcdcberg, C. Hughes. T. Schill. Back: J Brackett, Mrs. Collins, S. Eleftherrou. Good Luck! from the RED ONION 31 Front: J. Bolduc, L. White, K. Doak. 2nd: E. Washington, S. Henderson. C. Webber, D. Eustis, M. Grondin. S. Belisle. Back: D. McGarigal, V. Eleftheriou. C. Vosc, C. Dunham. F. Ross, (Teacher) Mrs. Perry. Front: J. Copp. K. Gederberg. O. Bachelder, J. Polland, E. LaBrie, J. Johnson. Back: D. Morton, G. Waldeck. T. Flagg, N. Bean, M. Roth, B. Williams, G. Glidden, R. Haley, (Teacher) Mrs. Ellis. Good Luck to the Class of “81 ” from the FARMERS GENERAL STORE “Grandpa John” Front: C. Steward. D. Schill. A. Henderson. Back: L. Libby. C. Haley, R. Palmer, S. Barrett, Teacher Mrs. Adkins, J. Hughes. Front: G. Roth. P. Brewer, T. Strout, E. Collins. Back: R. Thompson. D. Davenport. E. Grondin. C. Ross. Teacher Mrs. Brewer. i n J e r 9 a r t e n Front: J. Hunger, N. Barrett. E. Morion, S. Palmer. Back: A. Libby, J. Adkins. J. Dion. B Stewart, A. Pomcrleau. M. White. Teacher Mrs. Brewer. Compliments of: TRAILS ENDSTEAK HOUSE Eustis, Maine 246-9431 33 -Athletics 1980-81 Compliments of: THE BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Rangclcy, Maine 864-5065 34 Soccer Front: E. Anderson, S. Libby, R. Cooke, T. Sizemore, T. Clark. Middle: M. Thompson, J. Lowell, R. Clark, Capt. D. Johnson, J. Pardis. R. House. Back: Mgr. J. Bean. T. Spearin, Asst. Coach Kurt Ellis. B. Johnson, Coach T. Danforth, N. Clark, Mgr. J. Latty. This year the soccer team posted it's first winning record and advanced to the Western Class “C” Tour- naments. The team lost in the first round, to George's Valley. We are looking forward to next year. Success and Happiness to the Class of 1981! ACCENTS of RANGELEY 35 Kneeling: E. Anderson, D. Crocker, J. Powers, P. Crocker, T. Clark, L. Polland. Back Row: Coach M, DcRaps, E. Lloyd, R. Clark, J. Fitzgerald. L. Roth. We had a pretty good year in Cross Country this year with 3 of our members qualifying for the State Meet by finishing in the top 20 in the Western Maine regional meet. John Fitzgerald 6th, Ricky Clark 15th and Todd Clark 19th in the Western Regional. We will miss our only Senior member (Ricky Clark) next season — but with everyone else returning we arc looking forward to a more successful season. Go!! Compliments of: Harlen E. Doak and Sons and THE VILLAGE SCRUBBOARD 36 a eerfeadi erd 1st Row: Capt. Sonja Eustis . 2nd: Lynn Soriano. Tia Spcarin . 3rd: Judy Bean . Deanna Morton. 4th: Debby Scarlcs . and Cathy Raymond . The Cheerleaders added much pep and spirit to this year’s Basketball season and will miss its five graduating Seniors . Compliments of: TOWN AND LAKE 37 A Uardity $adketbafl 1980-81 Kneeling: M. White, C. Quimby, B. Bruce, J. Powers, K. White, P. Frost, and D. Morton. Standing: Capt. J. Bean and Coach DeRaps. Compliments of: PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTORS INC. Since 1930 Mobil Products Rangeley, Maine ROGER O. PAGE, INC. The girls had a 5-11 record this season which wasn’t as good as we had hoped. There were positive points to be made during the season such as being in every game until the final buzzer and flirting with the tournament most of the season. We’ll lose only two seniors this year, Capt. Judy Bean and Patty Frost. Both will be missed greatly, not only for their fine playing ability but also for their excellent team spirit. We will have five underclassmen who will be return- ing and we look for great things from them in the future seasons. We would also like to thank our scorekeeper for the year — Lisa Roth. .Jet; on J hoti d3oy 3 'IJardity i adLetLad 1980-81 Kneeling: D. Johnson. E. Anderson. J. Lowell, B. Brackett. D. Kennedy. Standing: D. Quimby, Mgr.. J. Quimby. J. Fitzgerald, R Clark. Capt. D. Collins. N. Clark. W. Allison. B. Johnson. Coach T. Danforth. Come on! Nice move! I Teams in a huddle! What style! WAMCO Congratulates the Class of 1981! 40 BANG! Go for it!! DEFENSE Gel in there! Score! Hunds up! STRETCH The 1980-81 Basketball team had high hopes, but they weren't fulfilled. The team got along well together and had good sportsmanship, but even so, they only ended up with three wins and 13 losses. They are hoping for a good year next season, despite the loss of five seniors: Captain Dick Collins, Nicky Clark. Ricky Clark, David Johnson and Bruce Johnson. Compliments of: LAMPLIGHTER MOTEL RESTAURANT Stratton, Maine 246-2911 Sii 3, eam Front: Coach Dean Collins. T. Clark. J Powers. A. Winterhalder. J Fitzgerald. M Blythe. Back: R. Clark. D. Johnson, D, Quimby. p. Wilcox. J. Par- dis. C. Harrison. R House and J. Fatty (Mgr.). The 1980-81 Ski Team was lucky to have good snow coverage during the pre-regional meets. The Alpine Team had only one first place win but several 2nd and 3rd place wins. The nordic also gave a surprising comeback from last year. The overall team came in 6th place in the regional meet. The team will be missing its five seniors next year. They are: (Alpine) Captain, David Johnson: (Nordic) Captain. Ricky Clark: Jeff Paradis; Ann Winterhalder; and Russell House. 42 RANGELEY FOODLAND. Groceries, Meal, Produce “We Want You to Know We're Here. Nancy and Anthony Jannace Jr. Proprietors 864-3316 Front: D. Johnson. D. Quimby, Manager., G. Powers, G. Powers, N. Clark, R. Cooke, B Brackett. R. House. T. Clark. Back: Coach R. Brewer, J. Paradis, W. McIntosh. D. Collins, D. Stone. E. Lloyd, M. Williams, W. Allison, B. Johnson. R Clark. L. Roth, Manager. The 1979-80 Baseball team fielded 20 players and was the second year of the three year plan to bring the Class “C” and East-West league title to Rangeley. The season was disappointing in the won-lost column, however, some stellar performances from junior standouts — David Johnson. MVP Russell House and most improved, first year player David Dumas, made the year worthwhile. How do you spell relief? B A-S-E-B-A-L-L It's Gone! JtfKt Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from the SADDLEBACK MOTOR INN 43 Front: C. Raymond. B. Bruce, W. Brackett. J. Powers. T. McGarvey. J. Latty, J. Bean. D. Morton. Manager. Back: D. Quimby. Manager, C. Quimby. D. Haley, M. Haines, K. McDavitt, S. Eustis, T. Spcarin, Coach G. Rollcston. 44 Compliments of: THE COUNTRY STORE The Gymnastic team finished their season with a 7-5 record with Tia Spearin and Lynn Soriano qualifying for the State Individual Championship held on March 14, 1981. Compliments of: THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 45 Compliments of: SCRIBNER’S HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING 46 Soccer Coach Terri Spearin, K. Simpson. H. Polland. K. Gederburg. T. Johnson. A. Souci. P. Bachelor. N. Davenport, H. Anderson. II Polland. V. Collins. T. Schill. D. Gederburg, D. Thibaull. R. While. 2nd: M. Lcnon. E. MeGarvey. K. Simpson. J. I.eBcau. G. Bean, M. Hughes. Back: D. Lanzo, J. Bean. L. Washington. C. Raymond. I.. Haines, S. Lowell. K. MeGarvey. ymna sties Qiris ScJudUl Kneeling: M. Bubier. K. Morton, C. Collins, Simpson. Scarlcs. Standing: K. Simpson. K. Thompson. Coach Clark. D. Frost. D. BatUUt Front: C. Hughes. D. Anderson. T. Schill, D. Gederberg, D. Thibault. G. Bean. Middle: E. MeGarvey. D. Lan7o. C Ray- mond. K. MeGarvey. M. Hughes. Back: L. Steward. J. Bean, L. Washington. Coach Clark. S. Lowell. S. Lowell. Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1981 From RANGELEY MANOR COTTAGE COLONY 47 Sponsored by: S. A. COLLINS SON, INC. Contractors and Builders 48 clitoriad Staff Donna Haley. Photographer: Judy Bean. Editor; Mr. DeRaps. Advisor: Denise Thibault. Sped a tut, anks to: