Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1988 volume:

U' $ • r THE TATTLER I DEDICATION We, the class of 1988, dedicate our TATTLER to Mr. Brent Quimby. For five years you've been our home room advisor, our father, our zoo keeper, and our referee. Thanks for supporting our ideas and standing behind us 100%. You've helped us to realize our potential as a class and have helped pull us through many trying experiences. From this, we have grown. After five years, we finally learned the true meaning of team work, and, Mr. Quimby, you were part of that team. Mr. Quimby has counseled us through our high school years and even though we never showed much appreciation, we d like to acknowledge his importance to us throughout our high school years by dedicating our yearbook to him. 2 Vicki Ann Bean Beano I am the master of my fate and the captain of my soul. To all the seniors: Always remember when the lights of hope are fading quickly. I'll be there with you. I ll be your friend for eternity. 1 want you all to have everything you've ever dreamed of, but most of all, I want you to be happy!! Please, always be careful. 1 don't want your life to end before it has just begun Jenny Brackett Softball 1, 3. Just when you think you see the whole picture of life clearly, the channel changes.” 5 I love you. Mom, Dad, Holly, Sonny, Erin, Grandma, and Grandpa. Thank you so much for all of your love and support through my high school years. To the sen- ior class: These few years I've spent with you have been some of the best in my life. I'll cherish always the friendships and memories. I wish you the best and I love you all. The longest journey starts with a single step. Elizabeth Ann Brooks Sparkie” Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cheer- ing I; French Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Softball 2, 4; Yearbook 2,4; soccer 2; Laurel Class President 3. ☆ ★ ☆ Like ripples on a quiet pond, spreading out until they disap- pear, your words have made an impact lar and wide, and, deep inside so many hearts, they teach and feel and love and reach again. But, unlike the ripples on the pond, they do not end. Kathy Chilvers Class Treasurer 1; French Club 2. 3; Student Council 2, 4; Class presi- dent 3; Girls State 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook 4. I wish, I wish that I could know the places I have yet to go. The ways I'll change, the things I'll do, the special dreams 1 11 make come true. I wish, I wish that I could see the life that lies ahead of me. I want to thank my Mom and Dad. and of course, my broth- ers, for putting up with me! I Love You All. Schmaff' TO THE CLASS: Well, guys. This is it. We re seniors now! I can't wait to see everyone all together again soon! I wish everyone good luck in the future and I hope you get what you de- serve. Take care. Love ya all! Kathy A A O ♦ T7 Reality is for people who can’t handle the imagination. While others partied, you practiced, now it’s your turn to Play” ______________ 'r Michael, Honey, 1 Love You Basketball 1; Cheering 1; Soft and always we ll be together, ball 1. forever. 7 7 87 '88 Mom and Dad — Thank you. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't have made it. I Love You — you too, Eddie Jr. To all my friends: I wanna thank you. Thank you for being a friend. Victoria Ann Collins Collins I Don't Want To Live With- out You So long I have wandered around In sorrow. I've tried to be true To all I believe to be good. I don't want to live without you. Don't want to live without you; Life would be bleak and blue. No one to share sorrow and joy, I just can't live without you. Don't ever turn from me. Crushing my happiness true. Can't go on without loving Victoria Ann Cox you, Don't ask me to live without Life is nothing but a journey to death you. Katie Harrill-Ferguson- Bruck He who loves is a slave, He who is loved is a master. 7 Clay Eastlack Newbs Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Capt.); Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3 (Allconference), 4; Boys State 3; Honors 3, 4; Class President 2, 4. The future is something which every- one reaches at the rate of sixty seconds per minute, sixty minutes per hour, whatever he does, he is.” To my friends and my family, thanks. You've all always been there for me. I'll never forget the times we've shared together. Granted, I've made some mistakes, but, thanks to all of you, they're all behind me now. Seniors Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Class Secretary 4. 8 Richard REE Stowell Eustis Dec. 13, 1964 — April 25, 1982 Richard, my brother, my friend, my son, I miss you desperately. Cherished are my thoughts of you with Heartfelt sorrow and sympathy. Pamela Jean Eustis Mammy Amid the tears and lingering pain Rises your monument, a mem- ory Dedicated to REE. Somewhere in the future time will heal my wounds, opened that day in April. When I remember beautiful mo- ments with you. Echoes of your drum beats stir Lively fires of a winner, so. Listen to the song of love. Even in death you are a winner, for under the wing of an angel, you set Standards of Sportsmanship for all who pass hence to equal. Life has limits, but In places of circles, diamond, and Squares of earthly bounds, death offers unlimited potential R.S. Brewer Tricia Denise Harrill FRIENDSHIP A wonderful friend I have in you. Refreshing like the morning dew. Sharing friendship day by day. No amount of gold can pay For the friend I find in you. Friendship will make us grow. Our mind and spirit lift To higher ground and stop our foes. It is a sweet and lovely gift From the creator of all life. May everyone learn to know The value of true friendship's light. Burning bright within each soul. By: Katie Harrill-Ferguson-Bruck Cheering 2, 3,4 (Capt.); Soccer 3; Student Council 3 (V. Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Girls State 3; Band 1; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4 (edi- tor in chief); Prom Committee 3; French Club 1, 2. Thank you to the Class of '88 for accepting me into your class and giving me the feeling of being wel- comed. I am really going to miss you all after graduation. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 3,4; Cross Country 4; Mini-League Coach 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Live for Free, or Die.'' James Anthony Jannace Italy” Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 (Capt.); Basketball 1,4; Skiing 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4 (Editor); French Club 2, 3 (Pres.); Class Treasur- er 3, 4; Student of the Month (Oct '87); Honors 4; School Improvement Com- mittee 3. 4. To speed today, To be put back tomorrow. Lisa Marie Kerr Liv” Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Cheering (Homecoming) 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Secre- tary 2. 10 you see. Lord, he means a I Danny is about all I got. .So right now I give to you The person to whom I'm always true Keep him safe in distant land, So when he comes back I can hold nis hand. So if he travels or if he stays Keep us together through all our days. Don't walk behind me I may not lead, Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Walk beside me and be my friend. Stacy Lee Knight Life is too valuable to let go to waste, so don't get caught pick- ing out of the garbage can. Michael Robert Lennon Spike A little word in kindness spoken A motion or a tear. Has often healed the heart that's broken And made a friend sincere. Slappy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4); Soccer 1, 2, 3, (All Conference 2); Cross-country 4 11 French Club 2, 3; Honors 4 Looking over my shoulder Through the mist on the path of the past I see times that all of us have shared to- gether. Times were dim. shadows were cast We would walk, talk, laugh, cry, party, and play together. Telling all our secrets Watching everyone smile Being there to hold on to when one of us was down. Those times ended so very long ago But those times will come again one day. We all have grown up and apart But I'll never forget all the special mo- ments and crazy times all of us shared. Those memories linger on in my heart I thank all of you for being such true friends and for helping me through the roughest times of my life. Friends Forever I Love Ya' all Molly Marie Maragson MO-MO Seniors, I was glad to come into your class. It took me a while to get used to it, but I really enjoyed it. We finally made it through our senior year. I wish everyone the best of luck in the future. Stay out of trouble and don't party too much. But live life up with fun. Your friend, Molly I love you, Jeff, Chris Andrew, and Nathan. Thank you to every- one for being nice when you were. Good luck to each and every one of you in the fu- ture! I couldn't have made it without you guys. So long RLRS. Mom, Scott, Nanny and Papa, A.S. and Uncle D„ I love you all! Terry — you and me, forever and ever. Good luck your last two years, D.M., D.W.. and M.G. J.B. — How's your deer antler? V.B. — What ever happened? V.C. — What are best friends for?! Basketball 2, 3,4; Soccer 2, 3; V. Cox — Nice wig! K.C. — Can you stop laughing? M.M. — Watch out for black eyes! H.P. — S-Team 2, 3. Where are you? L.B. — Nice to see you're back! JJ. — How's the golf course mansion? S.K. — How's that side of the cake? C.H. — How's that camp front porch? C.E. — How many times were you grounded for life? M.L. — Who are you? P.F.. — Stop wearing that jacket! R.P. — Stop brushing your hair! S.W. — Got enough hair spray on? T.H. — Shut up! L.K. — Let's do a cookie! Stacey Lee Muscarella Renee Elizabeth Philbrick Nay Softball 2 Saying ... Love and friendship shared with others must come from our hearts.” Heather Mary Polland Pollock MIRROR IMAGE As I look at her She looks sad and lonely. I turn away. She stands by herself. There's no friends to ease her pain. I've known her all my life. I always know how she feels. When she's happy or sad. That she cries When no one's around. That she does this To ease the pain of life. I know all this. Though we've never spoken. As I turn back. A tear rolls down her cheek. I want to wrap my arms around her. And tell her it's okay. The only thing that holds me back Is the glass of the mirror. Heather Polland 13 We made looking good easy. ' Shannon Kay Webber Sha Soccer 2, }; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3. Stars are so close, and yet they are not. We are as stars, so close in our hearts, yet in the miles so far apart. Stars are forever, yet they are not. We are forever, until death do us part. Michael Thomas Galusha Rug Rat Laura Jeanne Johnson Laura and Mike, we re sorry you couldn't be with us in the beginning of our senior year but we are looking forward to sharing such a memorable event with you as we make the special dream of graduation come true. You 've all added a special character to our class. We ll cherish the memories always. 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Clay Eastlack V. Pres. Vicki Cox Tres. Jim Jannace Sec. Pam Eustis Brent Hal Quimby Chicken Noodle Soup Homeroom Teacher 2, 3, 4; Ski Coach 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Advisor 3; French Club Advisor 2, 3. 15 PERSONALS NAME NICKNAME AMBITION EXPRESSION Vicki Bean Beano To leave Rangeley live a successful life. Pie Jenny Brackett Jebe To be a famous anonymous photogra pher. Smagine Lisa Brooks Sparkie To travel around the world. Alright, I'm sorry Kathy C.hilvers Schmaff To be the best in all I challenge. Some Vicky Collins Collins To be 5'4”. I don't know Vicki Cox Stitch To live a well life in California before it falls into the ocean. OOZ DUZ Clay Last lack Ncwbs To be happy in whatever I choose to do. I’m serious Pam Lustis Mammy To be successful in everything I do. OOOPS! Mike Gaiusha Rug Rat To be successful at work. AAAYYY Tricia Harrill Trish To live a life of my own. Oh well Chris Hughes Grizwald To pay class dues. 1 don't know Jim Jannace Italy To start a chain of Foodland stores in Italy. Your getting better at that Laura Johnson Motorcycle Mama To own operate my one hotel res- taurant. Hey dude! Lisa Kerr Liv To become successful after college. Don't start with me! Stacy Knight Slappy To be successful after college. It don't matter Mike Lennon Spike To do the best I can do do what I want more often. Hey! I only do that on weekends Molly Margason Momo To go back to Virginia. Ya all Stacey Muscarella Musty To get out of Rangeley. Grow up! Heather Polland Pollock To be an actress. 1 feel sick! Renee Philbrick Renee To be successful in everything. Oh Shannon Webber Sha To leave Rangeley and live in Scekonk. You heard me, shut up! HAPPINESS SONG HANGOUT FAULTS Being with friends having a good Here I go Again Party Place RLRS time Spending time with friends Little Lies Boy Scout Camp Troop .10 Smoking Skiing an untouched slope La Bamba Ford Escort Not Enough confidence in myself Being with friends having a good time Didn't we almost have it all Wherever there's a crowd Being short, giggling too much. getting caught Being with Mike Do you love me Mike's house Me.' Never Having a best friend like Pam Don't you change that song BJ's not liking the real me Getting what I want Just Got Lucky In town Flirting Being with best friends like Vicki Cox Never Say Goodbye My bedroom Not having enough confidence to over come my fears Skiing I Can't Drive 55 The road Flirting too much Cheering rollerskating Bad Case of Loving You Home Talking too much Being well rested Jumpin Jack Flash Where I'm wanted Procrastination Having a day off My way Foodland Spending too much money Being with friends Here I go Again Anywhere Moving too much Spending time with the one I love hugging a teddy bear Stairway to Heaven Anywhere there's people Leaving Hawaii coming to Rangeley Playing basketball Happy Trails Wherever fun is Not reading unless I absolutely have to Being with someone you care about on a weekend There's no way 1 can make it without you Lakeside Service Station with my car Never buying the right car Being happy Black Dog People's Choice Taking things too seriously Being with the one you love Somewhere Out There People's Choice Babysitting for free Watching the sunset with good friends True Colors My room Being Stubborn Hanging out with friends having a good time White Snake Anywhere there's a crowd Not partying enough Brian Fox Cherish Back seat of Brians Capri Partying too much 16 V.B. j.B. L. B. K. C. V.C V. Cox C.E. F.E. M. G. T.H. C.H. JJ L. y L. K. S.K. M. L. M.M. S.M. HP. R. P. S. W. V.B. j.B. L. B. K. C. V.C. V. Cox C.E. P.E. M. G. T.H. C.H. )) L. j. L. K. S.K. M. L. MM S.M. HP. R. P. S. W. LIKES Parties. Tom M.. dancing, skiing, money. Kelly Simpson, and close friends. Parties, having lots of fun. spending time with best friends, getting in trouble. Boy Scout Camp. Celtics. Bud. long haired guys, photography, Sc Pcewee Herman. Red roses, my car. MTV. sunny rooms, my Guess jeans. Peewee Herman, letters from home. Texas, balloons, bubble gum. fiestas. British accents. Holly, Sc high school memories with my senior class. Being with friends, having a good time, being in control of life. Sc having a clue. Micheal. Tom Ball Band, being with friends I can trust, fast cars. Sc money. Being with Pam. Jenny, Jamie, McDonald's greasy fries, blue Dodge Daytona’s, pizza. Boy Scout Camp, being wise, hot guys, nice buns. Marlboro. Sc loud music. Loud music, skiing, water skiing, my dogs, women, certain underclassmen. Coke, challenging problems, dances, soccer, Sc being with friends. Being with Vicki Cox. Jenny, and other friends. Tattoos, drama. Jerry, memories. Swiss cheese, pickles. Sc mayo sandwiches. Women. 7up, my bud. cars, being with friends, the country, 6c skiing. Rollerskating, cheerleading. Pepsi, math, accounting, waitressing, Sc David. Basketball, winning. Celts. Russ, Debb. Jon. Matt. Sc skiing. Soccer, skiing, golf. Sc spending money. Motorcycles, going fast, being on my own. staying out late, having a big sister, trucks. Sc the class of 88 . Having a car. horses, being with Danny, parties, doing what I want, music, basketball. Class of 88 , Fridays. Sc having money. Basketball, tennis with Jr., winning, the Tarheels, Amiss, giving Jr. noogies. Sc the country. Girl friends, chess, math, science, girls from Rumford (especially Bobby Lynn). Virginia, happiness, family, drive inns, beaches, sexy guys, checkers, Nov. 21 Sc 22, 1986 in my bedroom, SIB, Class of 88 . strawberries. Sc whip cream. My new sister. Marges laugh. Boy Scout Camp. Bud. red roses, purple passion. Garfield. Peewee Herman. Terry. Ron Sc Sue s laugh. Sc Fridays. Old cars, party animals, white snake, nice clothes, friends, cruising. Old Orchard Beach, guys. Sc home. Sunsets, good friends, dancing, acting, romance, poetry, soft songs. Sc roses. Brian, parties, having fun with my friends. Seekonk. causing trouble. Boy Scout Camp troop .10. Pepsi, sun country. Sc some underclassmen. Dislikes Snobby people, two-faced people, underclassmen, dishonesty, drunks, cops, homework, working, funerals, losing somebody close Sc fast cars. Conceited people, poison ivy, the bird, Mondays, tourists, boring parties, boring people, rumors. Sc Houston Rockets. Moths, insecurities, milk, loud people, being misunderstood, making decisions, feeling lonely. 8c dying my hair black. Mouthy children, know it alls, stuck up people, carrots, fish Sc never having enough money. People you can t trust, not having enough money, the freshmen, being told what to do. not having Micheal around, and Mondays. Two-faced people, freshman, being told what to do, not being with Jamie, lobster. Nelson and Rodgers, and. Drinking and Driving Bus trips, flat spare tires, too much homework, the Escort, mouthy underclassmen, and, not getting my own way. Snobs, freshmen, elevator music, running out of hair spray, and. unthoughtful people. Pepsi Coke, cauliflower, loud people, and. big towns. Parents, dads car. obnoxious guys, and. broken down cars. Losing, and dropping toothpaste off my toothbrush. Working late, cross country skiing, and, shortage of money. Dodge Omni, slow drivers, moving during the school year, hot weather, and. guys with hairy chests. Stuck up people, staying home, being away from Danny, Coke, rules of RLRS, losing B-ball games. Mondays, not having money, and. fast cars. Losing, unorganization, not having fun, wooden pencils, and. not having enough money. Snobs. Social Study classes, English, unintelligent people, and girls from Rangeley. Long distance relationships, being depressed, big phone bills, some people, getting kicked out. and NUSIB. Conceited people, queers, some underclassmen, the bird. Monday mornings, working long nights, gates, boring parties, and stuck up people. My car. stuck up people, rainy days, loud underclassmen, and waking up for school. People who take me for granted, and being compared to my sisters. Tourists, being bored. Mondays, overnight B-ball games. Coke, most underclassmen, and not seeing Brian two weeks in a row. 17 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Jannace Kathy Chilvers CLASS GROUCHES Jim Jannace Stacey Muscarella CLASS FLIRTS Clay Eastlack Vicky Collins CLASS CLOWNS Chris Hughes Vicki Cox BEST DRESSED Jim Jannace Lisa Brooks NICEST BUNS Chris Hughes Pam Eustis MOST ABSENT Michael Lennon Heather Polland FRIENDLIEST Stacy Knight Jenny Brackett NICEST SMILE Chris Hughes Pam Eustis MOST TALKATIVE Jim Jannace Tricia Harrill 18 MOST ATHLETIC Clay Eastlack Lisa Kerr BEST BODS Chris Hughes Pam Eustis Vicky Collins NICEST EYES Clay Eastlack Renee Philbrick NEWEST FACES Stacy Knight Molly Margason 19 FACULTY Mrs. Shelia Raymond (Photo Not Avail- able) Mr Dr. Eugene Heitz Mr. Thomas White Mr. Isaac Dyer Mr. Wesley Connally Ms. Sharon Tarby Ms. Paula Warman Mr. Thomas Danforth Mr. David Stevenson FACULTY Ms. Sally Perry Mrs. Judith Ellis Miss Melissa Haines Special Education Mrs. Susan Hamilton Mrs. Doris Mitchell . V Ms. Priscilla Adkins Migrant Program Miss Karen Heath Cooks: Sarah Carlene Mrs. Tina Warren Miss Robin Barron Custodians: jeep, Zelda, Karalee 21 £ Q tii cs; o lit 11! til £ Back Row: Mr. Wess Connally, F. Ross, J. Eastlack, C. Boland. H. Washington, D. Annis, B. Neil. M. Dahlquist, D. Eustis, E. White. O. Bachelder, J. Bourget. Front Row: A. Soucie, S. Henderson, C. Webber, K. Doak, M. Roth. K. Kerr, S. Stinson, M. Hill Pres. Cam Boland V-Pres. Dexter Eustis Sec. Treas. Amy Soucie Student Council Michelle Roth Back Row: G. Gliddcn. G. Waldeck. G. Allen, N. Bean. B. Williams. L. Allen, D. Morton, D. Waltz. M. Grondin. Front Row: S. Belanger, N. Bourget, C. Palmer, D. Simmons. B. Haley. J. Copp. R. Johnson. 26 Back Row: Ms. Warman, J. Holland, S. Stewart. S. Millbury, L. Libby, E. Stinson. C. Haley. D. Nile. Front Row: D. Hunnewcll, T. Kogan. A. Mullen. M. Kennedy, V. Perkins. T. Hofmann. D. Davenport. J. Hughes Pres. Shane Stewart V-Pres. Eddy Stinson Treas. Jimmy Polland ... Sec. Tasha Hofmann Student Council: Daric Davenport 27 Eighth BACK ROW: C. Ross. C. Steward. A. Henderson. R. Campbell. N. Cox. G. Roth. E. Grondin. R. Palmer. D. Galusha. MIDDLE ROW: B. Griscom. E. Ross. T. Ladd. D. Simmions. S. Smith. FRONT ROW: S. Hutchinson, B. Kennett. P. Johnson. E. Collins. P. Brewer. Seventh BACK ROW: Mrs. Connally, B. Annable. M. White. W. Savage. R. Thompson, T. Strout, K. Stevenson. S. Slye. MIDDLE ROW: G. Ferrcri, R. Winfrey. A. Libby. G. Merrick. J. Madore. S. Bicknell, J. Oakes. A. Castor. FRONT ROW: K. Warren. D. Simmons. J. Hunger. J. Adkins 28 Sixth BACK ROW: N. Stewart, K. Woodward, S. Palmer, B. Kerr. B. Collins. A. Danforth,C. Christy, Mrs. Mitchell. MIDDLE ROW: S. Nile. D. Dunham. K. Spaulding, M. Smith. J. Brackett. A. Grondin. FRONT ROW: E. Linnell. G. Stevenson. C. McGlynn, V. Patnode. S. Shaffer. BACK ROW: J. Jacobs. D. Palmer. T. Allen. S. Smith. J. Ladd. J. Mallory, Mrs. Ellis. FRONT ROW: A. McGlynn, E. Perkins, T. Hofmann, J. Sargent, C. Wentzell. Fourth BACK ROW: R. Slyc. M. Welch. J. Swiney, E. Conatser, T. Christy, P. Haley, Mrs. Angelini, MIDDLE ROW: S. Annable. H. Adkins, A. Hutchinson, B. Kennctt, N. Dunham. FRONT ROW: P. Linnell, L. Tarby. E. Warren. K. Lee. Third BACK ROW: N. Nuttall, M. Walker. M. Jacobs. S. Knight.J. Mallory. T. Castor. L. Hiebert, N. Nichols, FRONT ROW: C. Gale. A. Castor, E. Swiney. L. Patnode. A. Madore, S. Smith. Teacher Mrs. Warren. Absent: J. Miles 30 Second BACK ROW: Ms. Adkins. S. Ruprecht. C. Savage. R. Wilber. R. Taylor. R. I.innell. FRONT ROW: H. Smith, K. Tesseo. P. Hawksley. E. Shaffer. First BACK ROW: S. Egerhei.J. Fortier, C. Dunham, J. Jamison, Mrs. Brewer, C. Bourget. S. Grant. J. Woodward. T. Haley. M. Bicknell. MIDDLE ROW: C. Stewart. A. Brackett. L. Tarby, A. Beauregard. N. Clark. M. Spaulding. FRONT ROW: T. Welch, W. Ruprecht. J. Mallory, C. Hawksley. M. Nuttall. J. Fortier Kindergarten a fjy BACK ROW: E. Nichols. S. Fraser. J. Quimby. A. Clemens. K. White, E. Hutchinson. A. Pottle. K. Stover. SECOND ROW: J. Woodward, A. Raymond.J. Jacobs, S. Walker. R. Jacobs. B. Beauregard, T. Welch, FIRST ROW: A. Ross. M. Welch. J. Kennett. T. Pelletier. 32 Class Prophecy Vicki Bean will get her diploma after the third try, just like her driver s license. Jenny Brackett and Madeleine Behnman will own their own photo studio called B B Photos. Lisa Brooks will go back to Texas and open her own Lisa's Tacos. Kathy Chilvers will be on the petite chicken noodle club. Vicky Collins will become the next dealer for the Georgia Mobiles. Vicki Cox will have her own Spandex Retail Store. Clay Eastlack will grow up and join the California Raisins. Pam Eustis will become the president's secretary. Tricia Harrill will become the next Barbara Walters in her next show called 120 Minutes. Chris Hughes will be stranded on an island with a tribe of Amazons and play basketball with coconuts. Mike Galusha will finally buy a real car. Jimmy Jannacc will replace Joe Carcionne as the next Green Grocer. Laura Johnson will become the next leader of the Hell’s Angels. Lisa Kerr will open her own garage called I drive it I kill it. Stacy Knight will revise the game of tiddlywinks and call it Slappy'. Mike Lennon will someday find a car that will run for more than two weeks. Molly Margason will become the next sun your buns for Virginia playboy. Stacey Muscarella will have her own dial-an-argument club for RLRS. Renee Philbrick will write her own book on 101 ways to brush your hair. Heather Polland will start a Broadway play and miss opening night. Shannon Webber will become rich enough someday to rebuild RLRS so that each and ever)’ girl will have her own mirror in the girls' room to do her make-up between classes. Class Will Vicki Bean leaves her wild nights out to Deanna Simmons. Jenny Brackett leaves her immaturity to Michelle Roth. Lisa Brooks leaves her killer cough to Dexter Eustis. Kathy Chilvers leaves her lab partner, Megan Hill, to anyone who can handle her. Vicky Collins leaves her good sense of humor to Amy Soucie. Vicki Cox leaves her rude, crude, and obnoxious behavior to Eugene White. Clay Eastlack leaves his fullback position as well as his pitching position to Dexter Eustis, Good Luck! You'll need it! Pam Eustis leaves Kiesha. Ryan, and Chris to Dexter. Mike Galusha leaves his trips to Farmington to anyone who can handle them. Tricia Harrill leaves her superiority in cheering and student council to Bobby Haley. Chris Hughes leaves his gullibility to Jamie Eastlack because he can handle the responsibility. Jimmy Jannace leaves his life savings to Darren Annis so he can buy a real lawn tractor. Laura Johnson leaves her Dodge Omni to her little brother, Jason. Lisa Kerr leaves her office practice with Dr. Heitz to anyone who can handle it. Stacy Knight leaves his math ability to Erin Washington. Mike Lennon leaves his chess skills to Cameron Boland. Molly Margason leaves her special talents to Michelle Roth. Stacey Muscarella leaves her big mouth to Deanna Simmons. Heather Polland leaves her acting skills to Tasha Hofmann. Renee Philbrick leaves her car to Megan Hill. Shannon Webber leaves her make-up to Carrie Webber. 33 CLUBS AND CLASSES Yearbook FRONT: (left to right) P. Eustis, K. Chilvcrs. T. Harrill. BACK: Mr. Connally (Advisor), J. Brackett. L. Kerr. J. Jannace Staff (Editor), E. Brooks. Student FRONT: K. Chilvers (Treas.), T. Harrill (Pres.). BACK (left to right): D. Davenport. B. Haley (V. Pres.), L. Allen. M. Roth Council (Sec.XJ. Polland. Future Homemakers FRONT: J. Hunger, MIDDLE (left to right): G. Ferrari. J. Madore. G. Merrick, D. Simmons. BACK: B. Kennett, B. Annable. T. Behrman. ACADEMICS DAR Lisa Brooks Leadership Award Deanna Simmons Girls State Tricia Harrill Kathy Chilvers Boys State Clay Eastlack Mick Lennon Boys Varsity Soccer Back Row: Mr. Brewer (coach). K. Doak(Mgr.), M. Hill ( Mgr ), C Boland (Mgr.), S. Stewart. N. Bean, L. Allen, D. Annis, E. Stinston, B. Neil, E. Washington, D. Eustis, D. Morton. Mr. Connally (coach). Front Row: O. Bachelder. G. Allen, J. Eastlack, J. Jannace leapt.), J Bourget, (absent C. Eastlack (capt.)) WE OPPONENT THEY 2 Valley 4 5 Waynflete 3 4 Wayneflcte 5 3 Oak Grove 7 4 Carabassec 0 3 Buckfield 0 5 Cara basset 0 8 Mt. Abram 1 4 Valley 1 4 Oak Grove 5 The 1987 soccer season saw the return of many skilled veteran players. Despite an inspired effort, the Green Wave lost the crucial game against Oak Grove Coburn, and did not make it to the Western Maine Tournaments. Seniors who will be leaving RLRS are Clay Eastlack and Jim Jannace, who is a four year veteran. Boys Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: C. Hughes (Co-Capt.), Coach Kane. S. Knight (Co-Capt.), BACK ROW (left to right): J. Eastlack, E. White, S. Stewart, E. Washington, J.Jannacc. F. Ross. D. Annis, E. Stinson, D. Eustis. N. Bean. G. Allen, O. Bachelder. The Rangcley Lakers boys basketball team enjoyed a superb season during the 1987-88 year. After coming off a very successful 12 and 6 season the previous year, we continued to climb the ladder to join the elite teams in Class D with an overall record of 16 and 5. With this team, I must put aside individual statistics and deal with team accomplishments. It was a year in which all of our success was due to a total team effort. We had very big victories over the much larger schools of Buckficld and Valley High of Bingham, which highlighted our regular season schedule. The win over Bingham, being the first over that school in fourteen years, two very important wins over Temple Academy, and much publicized team from Vinalhaven brought our team to the Western Maine Championship Game for the first time since 1957. Despite a very cold shooting night we gave our all in an effort to reach the State Title Game, but fell short to Buck- field by the score of 57 to 53. I am very proud of the group of young men that I’ve been associated with during my three seasons at Rangelcy. They've worked very hard and have shown great desire and pride in building the boys program back into a winning tra- dition. We have to say goodbye to three players who played major roles on the team. Senior Jim Jannace, playing for the first time, played an important role coming off the bench for us. Jim was a great team” member and I thoroughly enjoyed coaching him. Senior guards Stacy Knight and Chris Hughes finished fantastic careers here at Rangeley Lakes Regional School. I've watched them develop since being Sophmores and I can't say enough about them as athletes or as young men. They have alot to be proud of. Next year promises to be another fine season as we will return three very important starters, in leading scorer Erin Washington. Center Darren Annis, and Forward Daxter Eustis. 6th man Jamie Eastlack will be counted on as the leader and Freshman Forward Shane Stewart will be looked upon as a big contribution. Looking to fill even more important playing time roles with be guards Greg Allen, Nate Bean, and Odie Bachelder, and forwards Eddie Stinson and Eugene White. Coach Kane Girls Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: C. Webber. D. Simmons. Dan. Simmons. BACK ROW:J. Copp.J. Brackett. B. Haley. S. Belanger. S. Webber. L. Kerr. A. Henderson. M. Margason. E. Brooks (Cape.) The girls varsity basketball team had a good season this year. Despite a series of unfortunate incidents the girls put forth a commendable effort and determined, edged their way into the Western Maine Tournaments. Seniors Lisa Kerr and Shannon Webber are both four-year players and will be missed next year. Lisa takes with her an outstanding 950 points and a solid rebounding record. Shannon leaves RI.RS with her talent in defensive and shooting skills. Senior Captain Lisa Brooks started the season off well and retained her position as captain after an unfortunate injury ended her basketball career. As well, we saw a new senior face this year. Molly Margason who contributed much to the team's spirit and character. Varsity Cheerleaders BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Mullen. T. Hoffman. T. Harrill. MIDDLE: S. Stinson. B. Haley. TOP: M. Hill. Varsity Ski Team FRONT: P. Brewer, K. Doak. BACK ROW: B. Quimby (Coach). C. Bolland, C. Eastlack, L. Allen. J. Bourget. (absent Rene Campbell) 39 J.V. Boys Basketball RANGELEY HIGH SCHOOL J.V. Girls Basketball RANGELEY LEFr TO RIGHT : N. Stewart (Mgr.), D. Simmons. J. Hunger. A. Grondin, G. Merrick. S. Bicknell. K. Stevenson, A. Danforth. A. Henderson. M. Mullen, M. Smith, K Spaulding. S. Shaffer, E. Linnell, Coach Danforth. 40 Varsity Baseball Back row: B. Neill, D. Bustis. S. Stewart. D. Annis. E. Stinson, E. White. N. Bean. C. Boland, Front row: D. Nile, M. Kennedy, J. Bourget, C. Eastlack, M. Lennon, Coach Brewer J.V. Boys Soccer Back row: B. Annable. R. Winfrey, R. Palmer. C. Steward, N. Cox, B. Collins, Coach, Front row: E. Collins. D. Simmons. G. Ferrari J‘V. Girls Soccer CANDIDS 43 ALUMNI 1987 Karen Arsenault — Wilsons Mills Polly Bachelder — UNH Nicole Davenport — Rangeley Christopher Dodd — USM Allison Eastlack — UMO Danny Fitzgerald — Bates Tracie Johnson — USM Lori Kenney — Wilsons Mills Joseph LeBeau — UMM Lisa Lowell — Rangeley Rait Richardson — New York Anne Rubly — Madrid Lori Savage — UNH Kelly Simpson — UMF David Strout — MMA Dennis Thibault — USM Jennifer Waltz — Rangeley Paul Steward — Rangeley 1985 Eloise Bates — UMF Dawn Brown — Magalloway Melody Bubier — Phillips Dianne Duchesne — Rangeley Nancy Latty — Rangeley Arlene Haley — Rangeley Catherine Lowell — Rangeley Steve Lowell — Rangeley Stillman Lowell — Stratton Kevin McGarvey — Cape Cod John Neill — South Paris Lance Paradis — Rangeley Sara Prescott — Denver U. Carl Raymond — Rangeley Robert Rowe — Farmington Lori Searles — Thomas College Deanne Simpson — Rangeley Gary Snow — Limerick Corey Steward — Rangeley Karin Thompson — Rangeley Carolyn Wickman — Augusta 1986 Deena Bean — Rumford Jerry Bean — Rumford Glen Bean — USM Cindy Bragg — New Hampshire Carole Collins — UMF Chris Dunham — USM Delcy Frost — USM Elizabeth Glover — New Hampshire Lincoln Haines — Rangeley Shawn Kelly — U.S.M.C. David Lanzo — U.S.A.F. Erin McGarvey — UMO Kim Morton — Westbrook Greg Roy — Arizona Dana Rubly — USM Lee Steward — USM Larry Washington — Rangeley 1984 Erik Anderson — Bates Lori Belisle — Rangeley Charlie Bradbury — Raymond Patrick Crocker — Rangeley Heidi Deery — UMF Tammy Eastlack — Rangeley Jerry Galusha — Rangeley Shane Gederberg — Army John Harrison — UMF Matt Hughes — USAF Cathy Jannace — Franklin Pierce Michael Koob — Oquossoc Suzanne Latty — Rangeley Debra Morton — Rangeley Susan Spiller — Rangeley Kelley White Brackett — Portland Congratulations from Scribners True Value Hardware ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS Best of luck from Kiddle s Pharmacy Good luck in the Future Years! Roger Page Inc. Ski Shop in the Village and on Saddleback Mt. Best of everything to the Class of '88 Carmen and Norman Glidden Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1988 Compliments of Morton and Furbish D.C. Morton Sons Inc. Morton Trucking Service Station Backhoe 864-3323 Trucking P.O. 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Rangeley Inn D.C. Morton Sons Inc. Morton Trucking, Service Station- Gravel, Good Luck '88 Congratulations to the Class of '88 Sargent Agency — Real Estate Western Maine Associates — Insurance R.W. Sargent Co. SKI-DOO Sales Service Good Luck '88 Lakeside Service Station Compliments of Oquossoc Marine Compliments of Rangeley Foodland Good Luck to the Class of '88 John Linda Soucie Rangeley Region Sport Shop 28 Main Street Rangeley, Me. 04970 (207) 864-5615 47 Best of Everything to the Class of ’88 I'Mthe. 'Xl'-rtigcAc the. c■f.hr.ii iJ. nxuj. on-Clj. he one. nore. A-tcp. to the. Ajjj.’un'.t Pine Tree Frosty Ttje Red Or ion Restaurant RANGE LEY. MAINE M970 Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 Rangeley Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce The yearbook Staff would like to thank the school and the community for supporting this year’s yearbook. Jim Jannace, yearbook editor, would like to give special thanks to Mr. Connally, Chris Hughes, Megan Hill, Laura Johnson, Michelle Roth, Clay Eastlack, Mr. White, and the entire yearbook staff for their time and creativity. MEMORIAL Ricky Michael Bean 49 MEMORIALS John Van Soren Just to you our dear friend Our love for you will never end Honor and obey our love is true Never betray shall we do Vicious things will never upset you Alone you stand there Not a sin you will commit Sleep with peace tor this is it Our father was watching Every move you made Rest forever for you have paid End of your life came so very soon Never betray shall you do By: Vicky Collins 50 MEMORIAL 51 Yll cherish always friendships made As music dies and bright lights fade Laughter shared, good times were spent You’ll never know how much you’ve meant Through fun-filled years, it’s life I learned from you respect and love was learned Like artists creating things with ease We’ve unknowingly sculptured memories As a day drawing close with starlit skies We will say goodbye with teary eyes A part of us we ll leave innate But memories remain of ’88 So let the bright lights fade away Tomorrow is yet another day Lisa Brooks