Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1984 volume:

Class of 84 Keep Going There’s no skill in easy sailing When the skies are clear and blue. There’s no joy in merely doing Things that anyone can do. But there is great satisfaction. That is mighty sweet to take When you reach a destination That they said you couldn’t make! Congratulations From: THE ALPINE SHOP 2 Dedication We, the Class of 1984, wish to dedicate this year’s yearbook to someone who has put up with us in the past four years. He has been a close friend, teacher, and class advisor. He has helped us through many problems and has straightened us out when we didn’t want to listen. The Class of 1984 thanks Mr. Ralph Brewer very deeply in helping us through our high school years. For that great feat we dedicate this year’s yearbook to you. Thank you Mr. B! The Class of 1984 Good Luck From: FITZY'S DONUT SHOP 3 J Mr. Earle Cooper Superintendent Principal Mr. Steve Brewer History Biology Mr. David Mankus Science Mrs. June Copeland Superintendent's Sec. Mr. Richard Curley Guidance Counselor Mr. Michael DeRaps Business Education Mrs. Joan Trua Principal’s Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth Hunger English Mrs. Virginia Verrill Home Economics Good Luck to the Class of 84 From: WESTERN MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATES Mr. Thomas Danforth Physical Education Mr. Clair Sommers French Art Mr. David Stevenson Industrial Arts Mrs. Zelda Clark Custodian Mr. Brent Quimby Mathematics Mr. Jeep Wilcox Custodian Mrs. Margaret Davenport Librarian Miss Sara Davenport Mrs. Majorie Stevens Cooks Mrs. Koob Mrs. DeRaps Mrs. Paradis Special Service Best of Luck 84 From: SADDLEBACK MOTOR INN 5 irik Dorian Hndmon “Always look ahead, there are never regrets in that direction. Soccer 3; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1; Skiing 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Honor Society 2,3, 4; Maine Scholar Day; Maine Summer Humanities Program; Prom Committee 3; Secretary 2; President 3 loti Him Belisle ’Brom Eyes’’ “Live life as if each day were your last.” Class Treasurer 1; Prom Committee 3 Charlie 11 Bradbury ”Chas” “Have a happy.” Soccer 2, 3; Track 1; Student Council 2, 3 Best Wishes to the Class of 84 From: SADDLEBACK SKI AREA 6 Patrick Rodney Crocker pat “Men have more problems than women. In the first place they have to put up with women.” Basketball I, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Science Fair; Special Ser- vices Club 1, 2,4; Perfect Attendance 1 Heidi lee Decry Coma “To be a winner takes work, no one loses who dedicates himself to the task.” Soccer 2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4 Tamara Clarke Eastlack ’ Tacky” “There are no secrets better kept than the secrets that everybody guesses. Softball 2; Cheering 2. 4; French Club 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Girls' State (Alt.) 3 Good Luck 84 From: JOHN ROWE CHEVROLET-PONTIAC 7 jerry Richard Oalusha “Why me?” Basketball 4 Shane John Oederberg Spanky “If it isn't made in America it isn't worth owning.” Vice-President 4 Robert Ronald Glooer Rob” “Never eat more than you can lift.” Boys’ State 3; Model State Legislature 3,4; Science Fair Congratulations From: CURIOSITY SALES John Dcucrcaux Harrison j.D.” “I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.” Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4 Matthew Brent Hughes Mattie “Nobody’s perfect, and that’s one of the best things that can be said about me. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Treasurer 4; Boys’ State 3 Catherine Hnn jannace p.R “You only live life once but if you live it right, once is enough.” Cheering 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Basketball 4; Student Council 4; Vice President 3; Yearbook 3,4 (Editor 4); Ski Team Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Model State Legislature 3,4 Good Luck From: SCRIBNER’S HARDWARE 9 Michael Richard Koob Koob’’ “It matters not what you do for you will be criticized anyway.” Boys' State 3; Yearbook 4 Suzanne Laize Laity Suzy-Mix “The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is going. Softball 1 Debra Louise Morton Morton'' “Two people who love each other are in a place more holy than the interior of a church.” Secretary 1,4; President 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1; Soft- ball 2, 3, 4 10 Good Luck to the Class of 84 From: THE RANGELEY MANOR Susan Hwclynn Spillcr Sue “If you don’t succeed the first of tries, try, try again.” Ski Team 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3 Kelley Sue Mite Sun” “Loves real strength is sharing rather than controlling each others life.” Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 (Co-Capt. 4); Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1, 3; Vice Presi- dent 2; President 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4 President: Kelley White Vice President: Shane Gedcrbcrg Secretary: Debra Morton Treasurer: Matt Hughes Good Luck From: STUBBY’S MARKET 11 Senior Superlatives Class flirts Susan Spiller Mike Koob Most likely to Succeed Cathy Jannace Robert Glover Class Srouehes Suzanne Latty Pat Crocker llicest Smile Debra Morton Matt Hughes Best of Luck 84 From: MORTON AND FURBISH 12 fflost Talkatiue Cathy Jannace Shane Gederberg Best Dressed Tammy Eastlack Matt Hughes 'friendliest Kelley White Matt Hughes Class Partiers The Class of 1984 Compliments From: MORRIS AND MICKEY THIBAULT 13 likes and Dislikes E. A. Likes: Skiing, bicycling, blizzards and strawberry blonds. Dislikes: Homo ignoramus, fake personalities. C. B. Likes: Rock n’ Roll, having a good time. Dislikes: School and disco. L. B. Likes: 18 Wheelers, drawing, partying with friends, being my own person. Dislikes: Snobby people, conceited men and not having a class 1 license. P. C. Likes: Friday and Saturday nights, old cars, 2:30 pm, shop. Dislikes: School, science class, school rules, pea soup, preaching. H. D. Likes: Basketball, winning. ACC, P.E., skiing with my family. The Eagles and Billy Joel. Dislikes: Losing, people that put in half an effort, English and Accounting. T. E. Likes: Jamie, weekends, Mustangs, roses, Christmas, warm weather. Dislikes: Being told what to do, disagreeable people, gaining weight, English tests, meatloaf. R. G. Likes: Farming. Dislikes: Snotty underclassmen, the urban area. S. G. Likes: Rolling Stones, Stevie Nicks, “ 1965Vi Corvette Sting Ray,” summer days, Harley Davidson and women with class. Dislikes: Japanese imports, women without class, certain underclassmen, the communists. J. G. Likes: Basketball, wilderness. Fords and Kelly. Dislikes: Brothers, Smurfs, Chevys. J. H. Likes: Skiing, sailing and women but not always in that order. Dislikes: Brussels sprouts, fighting, no snow on the mountain. M. H. Likes: Rolling Stones, basketball, Saturday Night Live, junk food, winning. Dislikes: Hassles, bus trips and losing. C. J. Likes: Mike, unicorns, Reese, vacations. Class of 84, basketball and good friends. Dislikes: Sassy underclassmen, homework, making decisions, suicides, and lazy people. M. K. Likes: Money, trips to Berlin, my own personal car. Dislikes: People telling me how to drive or to slow down and soft music. S. L. Likes: Guys, music, parties, friends, fast cars and stuffed animals. Dislikes: School, stuck-up boys, getting hurt. D. M. Likes: Pepsi, sunsets, graduation, Class of 84, Ball Brothers, musk. Dislikes: Mouthy underclassmen, peas, 8:00-2:20, coming home early. S. S. Likes: Skiing, being in love, 1964‘ 2 Ford Mustangs, parties. Dislikes: Snobby people, standards, school and no car. K. W. Likes: Barry, Basketball, winning, ACC, holidays and eating. Dislikes: Practicing, losing, gaining weight and cigarettes. Congratulations From: THE RED ONION T.V. Show Hangout Happiness is ... E. A. Cheers Oquossoc Grocery Not sentenced to life in Rangeley. C. B Get Smart Downtown vacations L. B Magnum PI Backroads to Dallas Hill learning from my mistakes. P.C. Fall Guy By the lockers having money in my pockets. H.D. Simon Simon RLRS gym summers in Pine Point. T. E. General Hospital Jamie's leaving RLRS. J.G. Benny Hill Simpson’s being alone with someone special. S.G. The A Team Army Recruiting Station riding on two wheels. R.G. Benny Hill The Barn being with someone you truly love. J.H. Wide World of Sports Saddleback apres ski with my girlfriend. M.H. Mash Eloise's a place to stay. C.J. Benson Mike’s house getting out of work. M.K. Matt Houston My car not having to drive. S. L. Mon-Chi-Chi’s Rangeley streets being with someone you love. D. M. Smurfs Mom’s station wagon leaving Rangeley. S.S. Smurfs Heiferridge being with Lee. K. W. Oh Madeline Barry’s being with Barry. Song Fault Ambition E. A. Comfortably Numb Falling for prissy stuck up girls To be a happy man C B. Turn the Page Brown Chevy Truck To own a tire company L. B. This Time Being gullible To leave Rangeley and own my own business P. C. Gimme Three Steps Being too quiet To own a body shop H.D. Only the Good Die Young Librarians To further my education in P.E. T. E. Total Eclipse of the Heart Taking Mr. DeRap’s classes To own a Mustang convertible J.G. Total Eclipse of the Heart cverybodies but mine To go to California S.G. As Tears Go By Real men don’t have faults To ride my bike at Carlsbad, California R.G. Swingin’ None non to man To own a farm J.H. Your Smilin Face Take things too seriously To own the Swiss Alps and Rocky Mnts. M.H. Too Much Blood My big mouth To own a moped dealership C.J. Faithfully Eating too much To make it until 1988 M.K. Hotel California Not being able to say “no” To be a successful business man S. L. Frcebird Being quiet To leave Rangeley D. M. Freebird Getting my license To be successful S.S. Road House Blues Not being able to drive a standard To get married and leave Rangeley K. W Islands in the Stream It ain’t mine To get what 1 want in life. Class Mil Erik leaves his subtle jokes to anyone who thinks they’re funny. Charlie leaves his rubber marks to Paul Steward. Lori leaves Rangeley to anyone who can stand it. Pat leaves his chair balancing act to Larry Washington. Heidi leaves her great knowledge of accounting to Eloise. Tammy leaves the position of head cheerleader to Lori and Eloise to fight over. Jerry leaves his basketball uniform to his brother Mike. Shane leaves his best wishes to the class of 85. Robert leaves his humor to Kim Morton. John leaves his skiing talent to Kevin McGarvey. Matt leaves his basketball skills to Kevin McGarvey. Cathy leaves her nickname of “P.A.” to Carole Collins. Mike leaves his ways with women to anyone who can afford them. Suzanne leaves her homework to Nancy Latty. Debra leaves her driving ability to anyone who can keep up. Susan leaves her typing classes with Mr. DeRaps to Mike Rowe. Kelley leaves Rangeley to start a new life. Class Prophecy Erik will find the perfect strawberry blond. Charlie will own his own tire company. Lori will own and operate her own trucking company. Pat will become the next shop teacher at RLRS. Heidi will finally figure out the trick to understanding accounting. Tammy will return to RLRS to become Mr. Cooper’s secretary. Jerry will retreat to the wilderness with Kelly. Shane will become Secretary of War under Ronald Reagan. Robert will own his own fast food chain. John will own the Swiss Alps. Matt will become the Rolling Stones’ business manager. Cathy will keep account of Mike. Mike will own a garage in Berlin, New Hampshire. Suzanne will reach 6' by the time she turns 20. Debra will become a Driver’s Ed. teacher. Susan will start her own dance school. Kelley will live happily ever after. 16 Good Luck From: FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Congratulations to the Class of 84 From: S. C. NOYCES AND COM. 17 Underclassmen Mai's lining on at U.I.R.S.? 18 Good Luck to the Class of 84 From: SAUL COLLINS Back Row: S. Lowell. D. Haley. K. Thompson. R. Rowe. C. Steward. L. Paradis, J. Neill. Middle: D. Simpson. C. Karr. N. Latty, D. Brown. M. Bubicr, S. Prescott. S. Lowell, G. Snow. Front Row: J. Raymond. K. Lowell, E. Bates, L. Searles. D. Duchesne, K. McGarvey. President: Sara Prescott Vice President: Eloisc Bates Secretary: Lori Searles Treasurer: Dianne Duchesne Best of Luck 84 From: THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sophomores Back Row: L. Washington, D. Lanzo. L. Stewart, J. Bean. Middle: G. Bean, S. Kelley, C. Bragg, E. McGarvey, D. Rubley. D. Bean. Front Row: C. Collins, K. Morton, D. Frost, L. Glover. President: Carole Collins Vice President: Dclcy Frost Secretary Treasurer: Dana Rubley 20 Congratulations Class of 84 From: THE FARMHOUSE INN freshmen Back Row: L. Savage. D. Thibault, T. Mercer. J. Labeau, A. Eastlack. P. Polland. P. Steward. L. Lowell. D. Strout. D. Fitzgerald. R White. Middle: K. Arsenault, L. Brown. P. Bachcldor, N. Davenport, A. Rublcy. Front Row: T. Johnson, K Simpson. M Rowe. J. Van Soren. President: Nicole Davenport Vice President: Kelly Simpson Secretary Treasurer: Lisa Lowell Best Wishes to the Class of 84 From: MAINE NATIONAL BANK 21 Student Council J. I. e beau, J. Neill, C. Collins, D. Frost, J. Harrison. N. Latty, C. Jannacc, V. Bean, M. Roth DAft Award Cathy Jannacc llrarbopk Staff K. White, H. Decry, C. Jannacc, D. Morton, D. Brown, D. Bean, S. Spiller. T. Eastlack, J. Harrison This Page Sponsored by: THE WAGON WHEEL DINER 22 Good Luck From: TOWN LAKE MOTEL 23 Best Wishes From: JERRY BRACKETT MARGE This is just our way of thanking you for all of the work you have done for us. Class of 84 Eighth Grade Back Row: S. Webber, D. Gederberg, V. Cox, L. Kerr, J. Brackett, J. White, C. Johnson, M. Lennon, Mr. Quimby. Middle: V. Bean, J. Jannacc, D. Anderson, C. Eastlack, C. Hughes, S. Bolduc. Front Row: V. Collins, L. Johnson, C. Bradbury, H. Polland, P. Eustis. Seventh Grade Back Row: D. Crowell, J. Belisle, D. Dunham, E. White, C. Dunham, B. Neill, F. Ross, D. Annis, D. McGarigal, K. Kerr. Middle: N. Lowell, K. Doak, M. Roth, S. Henderson, C. Webber, A. Soucie, E. Washington. Front Row: R. Johnson, M. Grondin, L. White, O. Bacheldor, J. Eastlack, M. Strout. Congratulations From: DAVE BECKY AT QUIMBY POND CAMPS 25 level 6 Back Row: Mrs. Brackett, R. Haley, S. Belanger, C. Palmer, B. Williams, G. Waldeck. Front Row: D. Morton, J. Bolduc, J. Copp, R Gederberg, S. Chapman. J. Polland. level 5 Back Row: Mrs. Collins, S. Richardson. D. Davenport. T. Kogon. J. Johnson, S. Stewart, L. Libby, J. Hughes. Front Row: H. Kelley. S. Millbury, C. Haley, M. Kennedy, V. Perkins. T. Hofmann. 26 Congratulations Class of 84 From: LIWSKI’S REFRIGERATION energy Icilfl 4 Back Row: Mrs. Perry, C. Ross, C. Steward, R. Palmer, R. Thompson, E. Grondin, B. Annablc. S. Richardson. Middle: S. Smith, E. Ross, T. Ladd. B. Griscom, G. Roth. N. Cox. Front Row: V. Rowe, E. Collins, P. Brewer, T. Strout. lend 3 Back Row: Mrs. Ellis, S. Slyc, W. Savage, M. White, A. Danforth, B. Stewart, C. Brown, Mrs. Brackett, Aide. Middle: K. Stevenson, G. Ferreri, K. Spaulding. M. Smith, N. Stewart, D. Dunham, J. Adkins. A. Libby. Front Row: J. McGarigal. R. Kerr, G. Stevenson, M. Chapman, S. Palmer, B. Morton, S. Bicknell, J. Hunger. Congratulations From: RUSSELL’S MOTOR CAMPS 27 lewd 2 Back Row: S. Gardner, Mrs. Adkins, M. Lash, V. Phillips. B. Collins, K. Woodward, S. Smith, A. Grondin. Front Row: T. Hofmann, C. Wcntzcll, D. Palmer, V. Patnode, K. Morton, A. Morton, E. Perkins. lewd ( Back Row: Mrs. Brewer, D. Stewart, H. Adkins, L. Tarby, R. Coon, K. Lee, T. Joubert, M. Barker, J. Swiney. Front Row: J. Jamison, J. VanKlccck, N. Dunham, P. Haley, S. Annable, N. Nuttall, J. Curley. 28 Best of Luck From: EVO’S FLOOR COVERING Best Wishes to the Class of 84 From: THE RANGELEY HIGHLANDER Congratulations to the Class of 84 From: SMILIN’ PHOTOS Good Luck to the Class of 84 From: THE SHARP SHOP 31 Spcccr Back: J. Bean, L. Stewart, L. Washington, L. Haines, R. Rowe, S. Kelley, E. MeGarvey, Mr. Brewer. Middle: S. Lowell, K. MeGarvey, J. Raymond, G. Bean. Front: D. Thibault, D. Fitzgerald, D. Strout, M. Rowe. 32 Best Wishes to the Class of 84 From: R. W. SARGENT COM. AND WESTERN MAINE ASSOC. OF RANGELEY INC. Back Row: K. White, Mr. DeRaps, H. Decry. Front: K. Simpson, C. Jannacc, K. Morton, C. Collins, E. Bates, L. Searles, M. Bubier. The girls had their best season ever this year. Their record was 20 wins and 1 loss. Their achievements were many: We beat Alexander Galt school from Quebec, in our own Christmas Tournament to win the consolation trophy. We had been trying to beat them for three years. We beat Vinalhaven, the team we lost to in last year’s Western Maine finals, in the first game of the Western Maine Tournament 55-50. We then beat Buckfield, the only team to beat us during the regular season, for the Western Maine Championship 40-30. Only the third Western Maine Championship ever in Rangeley’s history and the first ever for the girls. We then beat the Eastern Maine Champ Greenville, for the State Title 45-43. This is the first State Ti- tle in boys or girls basketball ever for Rangeley. All the hard work the girls put into this season paid off. We’ll lose 3 seniors, Cathy Jannace who gave us steady play all season long, Kelley White, a 4 year player who developed an excellent jump shot and was quick on defense, and Heidi Deery, who scored a record 511 points this season for a 24.3 average, not only did she score but led us in almost every department. The team would like to thank all those people who helped make this year a year to remember in the history of our sports. 34 Best of Luck From: THE GLASS SNEAKER TOURNIES Us Them Vinalhavcn 55 50 Buckficld 40 30 STATES Greenville 45 43 Opponent Us Them Valley 45 43 GPCS 48 31 Oak-Grove 50 32 Buckfield 43 30 GPCS 52 23 Waynfletc 46 17 Waynflete 68 36 Oak-Grove 74 34 Jackman 46 45 Jackman 52 32 NYA 49 28 North Haven 62 40 North Haven 57 40 Isleboro 56 26 Isleboro 73 24 Buckfield 32 41 Valley 53 40 NYA 51 25 Congratulations From: ROGER PAGE SKI SHOP 35 Uarsity Boys Basketball Back Row: Mr. Ellis, R. Rowe, S. Kelley, J. Galusha, S. Lowell, L. Washington. S. Lowell. Front: D. Thibault, E. MeGarvey, M. Rowe, K. MeGarvey, M. Hughes. The Boy’s Varsity had a disappointing season, recordwise, but still some positive items came out. Pro- gress was made in area of skills, both offensive and defensive throughout the season. The boys worked hard all season and realized some of their potential. This year was a rebuilding one. With only two seniors leaving and at least nine returning lettermen next year, there is a good chance to improve upon the record. The captains this year were Jerry Galusha and Matthew Hughes. They did a fine job providing leader- ship and stability to a young team. Also doing an excellent job was the manager, Delcy Frost, of which the team thanks her. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the team members for their effort this year and I hope for a better year next season. 36 Best of Luck From: RIDDLE’S LIGGETT REXALL PHARMACY fiction Shots Compliments of: TAYLOR’S I.G.A. 37 6olf Club M. Rowe, J. Harrison, Mr. Sommers, J. Neill Photography Club L. Paradis, Mr. Mankus. R. Glover, J. Neill, L. Glover 38 Good Luck From: CLASS OF 84 TACK N SEW Cheerleaders Go for it! BEAUTY BOUTIQUE 39 Baseball S. Lowell. K. MeGarvey, D. Strout, S. Kelley. L. Washington, D. Thibault, Mr. Brewer, G. Bean, E. MeGarvey, Mgr. D. Frost Mball Mgr. E. Bates. C. Jannace, C. Collins, H. Deery. K. White, D. Morton. A. Eastlack, K. Simpson. L. Searles, M. Bubicr 40 Congratulations From: KIT N’ KABOODLE Ski Icam Back Row: J. Harrison, R Rowe, D. Anderson. E. Anderson, K. MeGarvey, D. Lanzo. Mr. Quimby. Front Row: R. White, E. MeGarvey. S. Prescott, M. Rowe. 1984 State Runner-Up Ski Team Class “B” Congratulations to the Class of 84 From: DOC GRANTS 41 It’s Pinky High Water! Oh my God!! 42 Best Wishes From: UPBEAT MUSIC AND SOUND CENTER Best of Luck From: GRANT S CAMPS 43 Jr. High Soccer Back Row: D. Crowell, C. Eastlack, C. Hughes, J. White, D. Annis, N. Bean, B. Williams. Third Row: J. Jan- nace, R. Johnson, J. Brackett, N. Lowell, S. Webber, M. Kennedy. Second Row: P. Eustis, D. McGarigal, L. White, K. Doak. R. Haley, C. Webber, M. Grondin, Mr. Danforth. Front Row: E. Washington, O. Bachelder, C. Bradbury, J. Eastlack, R. Johnson. D. Eustis, D. Morton. jr. High Boy's Basketball Back Row: D. Gederberg, J. White, F. Ross, J. Jannacc, C. Hughes, Coach. Middle: D. Morton, S. Bowker, R. Johnson, D. Eustis, S. Barret. Front Row: J. Polland, M. Kennedy, D. Annis, J. Eastlack, J. Hughes. jr. High Girl's Basketball Back Row: S. Webber. D. McGarigal, L. Kerr, R. Haley, C. Webber, Coach. Front Row: N. Lowell, C. Bradbury, V. Collins, K. Doak, H. Polland. Good Luck to the Class of 84 From: JOANNE KOOB’S BAKING, CATERING AND DINING 44 Congratulations Class of 84 From: RANGELEY INN AND MOTOR LODGE 45 in Memoriam YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS We think about you often, As we go about our days; Life is not the same, dear friend. Since you have gone away. We wonder how you’re getting on In your surroundings new; We pray that you’ll find happiness In everything you do. We’ve shared so many things in life, Together. Your friendship is a precious gift In fair or stormy weather. It goes beyond all saying, friend. We miss you very much, And hope this little note will help To keep our hearts in touch. Kay Hoffman Kathy McDauilt 46 Best of Luck From: D. C. MORTON AND SONS, INC. fi u t 0 9 r a P h s All the Way 84 From: WAMCO 47 Senior fmmii 48 Reflections We are tomorrow, The dreams of today. We are the future. We'll find the way. Soon will be yesterdays. Gone like our fun. Soon we’ll be memories. Fading, one by one. We can’t stay any longer. We must move on. In search of the future. Because yesterday’s gone. — The Class of’84 Best Wishes From: RANGELEY LAKES BUILDERS SUPPLY COM.