Southern Aroostook Community School - Arrow Yearbook (Dyer Brook, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1982 volume:

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He has taught us not only to work in academic fields but also to live in this mixed- up worldg his valuable lessons in self-respect have helped us to handle many situations. So, Mr. Sullivan, we, the class of 1982 not only dedicate our edition of the Arrow to you, but also thank you for your help and support over the years. We consider you Our Friendf' 17' an 0UR FRIEND ?!e6U'600L Grew? s-tg.. ff, mfg.-we u. l ,ff 1 I Q' 5 i ' . l . . , l i l i l Kneeling: Kenny Hopple, Bonnie Oiler, Ruthy Locke, Terri Anderson, Kellie James, Lisa Leathers, Greig Holman. Standing: Julie Willigar, Lisa Prescott, Heather Larlee, Eileen Bustard, Melanie Hersey, Patti Rockwell, Cheryl Clark, Robin Willigar, Danny Beers, Sherry McLaughlin, Sylva Jo Anderson, Lynne York, Rusty Smith, Kelly Boles, Yvette Sholler, Angela Hersey, Angela Porter, Rolinda Kappel, Carla McGary, Mike D'Angelo, Mrs. Bartlett, Advisor. Absent: Rhonda Kappel, Heather Bustard, Heidi Pratt, Jill Swallow. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND ASSISTANT ADVISOR EDITOR , . an is s ai 4 Q 1 4 Mrs. Bartlett Lisa Leathers and Lynne York BUSINESS MANAGERS SENIOR SECTION W H vyfitiqz ' I , I 'KZ ,V V, -V ' 6 .3 I 4 , I, s F I ,I T Q ,,, uw, -A 'LI-fl- +' v I ,ga Q I Q it I r , is :tr t '1- fl 1. ' 0 'htm Ig? I gf if ' W-04' F X I 5:44 J ! A in A W . v I 1 ' ' ,,, -W5 W 1, :Ea .R Yvette Sholler, Heather Larlee, Angela Porter Lisa Prescott and Kenny Hopple PHOTOGRAPHERS 'CEST SPORTS EDITORS LK 1-115' Ruthy Locke and Rusty Smith Bonnie Oiler, Sylvu Jo Anderson, Rolinda Kappel A .xdclminidrafion SW! , :-4 minidrafion Dear Members of the Class of ,821 There are moments in life when words utterly fail us in attempting to share with someone that in our own thoughts which we seem important and worthy of be- ing shared. This is one of those moments. You will shortly be bombarded with advice - ad- vice on What to do for a living, When to make the big move, Where to place your priorities, Whom to marry, and How to bring it all together into something resembling meaning and satisfaction. We would now relinquish all of our rights to advise youg after twelve years of schooling, that too should come to an end. Instead, we would return to the childhood days of magical fairytales and make a wish for you, a very simple wish and yet profound - as you will find most simple things to be: May we wish that you, as an individual unlike any other, become all that you are capable of being? Sincerely, I 3 ii 7 Q f 1' ww if kg X 'gl f W lfliflufl ecrefa riea Diana Morton Judy Anderson principu ti. A ,fi gf. , 3.41 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of 1982: You are about to embark on the great adventure of adult life. As you leave SACS for the last time as a student, I hope you'll take the time to reflect upon what has transpired over the last twelve years or so. You have gone from infancy to young adulthood. Along the way there have been triumph and frustration, joy and sorrow, success and failure. Many people have been influen- tial in your growth - parents, teachers, clergy, and friends. All have wanted to help ease the path of maturity in their own way. Unlimited opportunities await each of you. How you take advantage of those opportunities will be up to you and you alone. I hope those decisions you will be making will be beneficial to you in every way. The growth pains and frustrations youive wrestled with will serve you well as you face the world entirely on your own. On behalf of the entire staff, I wish you the very best in whatever you do. May your triumphs be abundant as you march through life. MR. THOMAS ACKLEY Xe .X Secrefarieb p l Mrs. Sona Hallett Miss Jane Lawlor 8 SCLOOKLOQPJ WQMLQP6 iid QC ff H Q flaw-f 0' ,S A -16 :2 'YQH Seated: Elizabeth Clark, Doris Sherman, Cleo Skolfield, Charlotte Morrison, Lillian Lougee. Standing: John Kingman, Edward Leathers, William Daniels, James D'Angelo, Robert Porter. .S7Cll00! 77141250 3 f r Nancy Wiles gaming A Q . Mrs. Bartlett - B.S. Mrs. Bryant- B.S. Miss Bryant - B.S. Miss Burton - B.A. Business Library Aide French, English English HUSSON U.M.F. U.M.P.G. ROLLINS f Mr. Clark - A.B.. M.S. Mrs. Collier - B.S. Mrs. Desmond - B.S. Mr. Edwards - B.S. Biology, Math Jr. High Social Studies Math Physical Education U.M.O.,U.OF ARKANSAS U.M.P.l. U.M.P.l. U.M.P.l. Mr. Gctchell - B.S. Mrs. Lebel - B.A. Mr. Locke - BA. Jr. High Science Librarian History, Gcn. Bus. U. NEW HAMPSHIRE RICKER RICKER 10 l Mr. McGary - B.A Band, Music U.M.O. .4r ,, yi XX.,- Miss McGz1ry - B.S. Mrs. McGilIieuddy B.S., M.S. Migrant Teacher U.M.F.K. Home Economics U.M.F., U.M.O., U. OF ILLINOIS Mrs. McLaughlin - B.S Mrs.McKclI11r B.A, Soc. Studies, Science Business U.OFCONN.. SHAW UNIVERSITY OF N. CAROLINA HUSSON Mrs, Moore - B.A. Mrs. O'Connor - MS. Mrs. Porter Mr. Putnam Jr. High English Special Education Spcciul Ed. Aide History COVENANT COLLEGE U.M.O, RICKER COLLEGE Miss Rztffel -BS. Industrial Arts OIIIO STATE UNIVERSITY Mr. Sheehan 'B.S. Science CORNELL UNIVERSITY. U.N.Y., SOUTII DAKOTA UNIVERSITY ---eng... iii--.. Mrs. Stevens B.S. Mr. Sullivan Jr. High Title I English U.S,M, RICKER COLLEGE 11 N Mr. Walker - B.S. Jr. High Math U.M.F. Miss Rebekah Lord Guidance Counselor Z . . fi , ,S . - fi' : ' t . ww gui fa . : - J Mr. Wright- B.A. Mrs. Bates Jr. High Social Studies Migrant Tutor - 5-8 St. Joseph's U.M.P.I. h guidance eparfmenf The Guidance Department's function is to help students overcome problems that impede learning and to assist them in making educational, occupational, and life plans that hold promise for their personal fulfillment as mature and responsible men and women. Services provided by the Guidance office fall into those categories: dissemination of occupational information, registration, processing students records, and transferr- ing necessary information to other schools and colleges. Also included are: career and personal counseling. Miss Lord's Student Secretaries 2 f 4 , . as A Carla McGary, Robin Willigar, Julie Willigar, Bonnie Oiler. jlze Cahzferia Siu! . f. 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I, Phillip Archer if fit!! ,vm Terri Anderson To love is to admire with the heart3 to admire is to love with the mind. Student Council 4g Intramural Basketball lg J.V. Basketball l, 23 Varsity Basketball 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3g Driver Ed. 23 Yearbook Staff 43 French Club l, 2, 43 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Library Aide 43 Softball l. A x Daniel Rowland Beers Lbiy Intramural Basketball 1, 23 J.V. Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Cheerleading 23 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Driver Ed. lg Yearbook 43 1-Act Plays 23 Art Club 2, 3, 43 Chess Club l Drama Club lg Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Grad. Usher 33 Weightlifting lg Wrestling 2. ffafd Kelly Dawn Boles I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Intramural Basketball l3 J:V. Basketball lg Softball 13 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Chorus 2 33 Driver Ed. 2' Newspaper Staff lg Yearbook 3 4g l-Act Plays 2, 4g Draina Club 2, 43 French Club l, 23 Varsity Club 1, 3, 4 3, 4. V V, E li- i a Q I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken. X Mickey Boulier M Qy Dana Brown dl 5CkJvxCL , xi Eileen Marie Bustard l' glad I'm finally getting out of this place. Now, I can set my own pace. Bike-a-thon 4, Yearbook 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 4, Nurse's Office Aide 4. Q k- . uki ,Q Jill Bubar fBoutilierJ 'w-19 Life,s too short to be lived under a cloud of rain. '19',f,f'i' v. 4' -P? . ,tp aw 5 gf -' g 4 :B ,. . -fi , 1 -f 'f'ig,.,.-f . 1 l. 3 -ei 5' 2? ' if , f K-S. v 43 if'-v i Q s l. 19 QJWQKL X Cheryl Lynn Clark 'xxx 'sHappy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Softball Mgr. 3, 4g Volleyball l, 23 Driver Ed. 2g Newspaper Staff 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 1, 2g French Club 1, 2g Ski Club l, 2, 3g Varsity Club 4g Science Club 3. ,A 3. I X l Peter Cullinan ' ' Driver Ed. 2. KE 20 I L ,fx John Charette French is beautiful and I love it. Wrestling l, Chess Club l, 2. f .M N ln 1 Lf John Corneil fi God made earth and rested. God made man and rested. Then God y made women and since then no one has restedf' Driver Ed. 1. ,fx . use Joseph Walker Edwards ' Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterdayf' Student Council 2g Soccer lg Driver Ed. lg Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Winter Carnival King Candidate 2. Alma Rose Fowler What's up Doc? J.V. Cheerleader lg Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2, Driver Ed. lg 1-Act Plays 3, 4g Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3. Mike D'Angelo He who works and strives for perfection is not nearly as smart as the man who does little and gets there as quick. Intramural Basketball l, 2g Soccer 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 4, Driver Ed. 23 French Club l, 23 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Ruth Marie Farwell Tender, loving care is the best medicine. Danny Goodall ' xx f 1 11542, Angela Marie Hersey We are not truly ready to live until we are prepared to die. School Board Rep. 1, Softball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 1, Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3. YUM ' f Melanie Joy Hersey OJLLLE A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same Secretary 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, .I.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 4, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club Secretary 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Queen Candidate 1, Grad. Usherette 3. bitt Greig Holman The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the holy is understandingf' Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3, Scholars Day Rep. 3, 1-Act Plays l, 2, 3, 4, Maine Drama Festival l, Grad. Usher 3, Boys' State Alternate 3, All-State Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. Kenneth Hopple g'You'll never make the same mistake twice as long as you keep making new ones. Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, J.V. Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, l-Act Plays 4, Chess Club l, Drama Club 4, French Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Grad. Usher 3, Upward Bound Bowdoin College 2, 3, 4. lu-Q9-'91 l ,V Kellie Lea James f s'You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you wept. Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Chess Club l, French Club l, 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2. Rhonda Kappel A mirror reflects a man's face, but what he is really is shown by the kind of friends he chooses. Varsity Cheerleading 1, Chorus 3, Driver Ed. 2, National Honor Society President Student Council 2, French Club Treasurer l, 2, Ski Club l, Varsity Club 2. Rolinda Lea Kappel Strive to be all that you can be, because you only get out of life what you put into it. President 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleading l, Co-Captain 2, Captain 4, Volleyball l, 2, Girls' State 3, Chorus 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Scholars Day Rep. 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3. 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff Editor 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Vice- . iz., 6' ' David J. Lawlor cvoncll If it's fun, do it. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer l, 2, 3, Volleyball l 2, 3, 4, Grad. Usher 3, Wrestling 2. I, Ruthanne Locke 3 Life is worthless until you put it into your head that it will work - and then. . . it might. School Board Rep. 3, Student Council 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, J.V. Basketball l, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Marshall 3, Science Club 3, Dollars for Scholars 3, 4. 24 , Driver Ed. l, Varsity Club l, few ill 1' xx, ,h il I N 'f ' ' zz sf Heather Dawn Larlee lvl K X' L Knowledge is gained by learning, trust by doubt, skill by practice, and love by love. Softball l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4, Band 4, Driver Ed. 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3. ,, .. e V 5 3 2 C Q CL' Lisa M. Leathers B The only way to get on with today, is to let go of yesterday, and strive for tomorrow. Ski Club 1, 2, Driver Ed. 2, French Club l, 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Queen Candidate 2, Student Council 3, Yearbook Assistant Editor 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Library Aide 4. l g ! r 5jijL.A,At.fgg x ,, , 'ff J f i , fx Lawrence Lee McDonald, Jr. !'wJ'if.?'g'!i.Q,QflL. Pardon me, but obviously you have mistaken me for someone who cares. Driver Ed. 2, Chess Club l, 2, 4, Drama Club 2, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Upward Bound 2, 3, 4. QM ,t -x-tk Sherry Ann McLaughlin GX i There is nothing so annoying as arguing with a person who knows what he is talking about. J.V. Basketball Mgr. lg Softball Mgr. 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, lDriver Ed. 2, Yearbook Staff 4, French Club lg Varsity Club 3, 4g Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 3g Winter Carnival Queen 33 Grad. Usherette 3. , ' 4 at Carla McGary A smile is a passport to friendship. Bonnie M. Oiler llg 'LrYLN,Ll-'Q, Love is not measured by circumstance, for it is within ourselves. Softball lg Varsity Cheerleading l, 2, Yearbook Staff 43 French Club l, 2, Photography 23 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Queen Candidate 33 Library Aide lg Home Ec. Student Aide 4g Office Help 4. Nr or Vice President lg Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, JV Basketball lgSoftball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Driver Ed. lg Newspaper 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Queen Candidate lg Grad. Usherette 3. Jeffrey Neil o'Reek J f'The Surgeon General has determined that going to school is hazardouf to your health. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 4, , Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Driver Ed. 1, Chess 1 Club 1, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival King Candidate 1, Grad. Usher 3, Weight Lifting 1, Wrestling 1. 3 I UM Angela Susan Porter . O Lord, help my words to be gracious and tender today, for tomorrow may have to eat them. President 2, Student Council 3, Vice President 1, Intramural Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed. 2, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 4. Heidi Lyn Pratt Q The trouble with some people is that they won't admit their faults. I' admit mine - IF I HAD ANY! J.V. Basketball 2, Softball 1, 3, Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, Chorus 3, Driver Ed. lg Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student l Teacher Aide 4. Albert R. Rickards By the time you find greener pastures and bluer skies you're too old to climb the fence. Treasurer 1, Intramural Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2, Driver Ed. 1, Chess Club 1, Varsity Club l, 2, 3. 26 V, , fx f- .VQN 1 aff . J . Jayson O. Sargent ' I would have quit school sooner but it's the only place I get any rest!! Baseball 2, Driver Ed. 3, Chess Club l, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Weightlifting l, Wrestling l. in Frederic Russel Smith 4,443 IfI referred to this school as home, I could definitely say I come from a broken home. President l, Student Council 3, V. Pres. 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I,JV Basketball l, 2, Soccer l, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Drivers Ed. l, French Club 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4 4 Pres. 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4 Y Pres, King Candidate l. 2,3 Y King 3. Patti Rockwell T5'i'.-+1 With my luck, when he is coming in on the ship, I will be waiting at the airport. J.V. Cheerleading l,Softball Mgr. 2, Volleyball l, Graduation Usherette 3. QBQJQJD I QD V-Lai 5 3 X ,'YvxcNQ O-.N IS, iisgfisff foxy, X ,gf tbl, T1 L, Yvette G. Sholler I By the time I'm done convincing my parents l'm right, I'm not sure myself. V. Pres. 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, J.V. Basketball l, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, V. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Driver Ed. 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Dollars for Scholars 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Science Club 4. 3, 4 f Co-Capt. 4, V. .LNLOQL Cynthia Lynne Tarr 6'Me! Quiet! You got to he kidding! Chorus lg Student Teacher Aid 35 Rug Hooking 2. U Qcelaate. Jessica Lynne Tarr A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. J.V. Cheerleading lg French Club l. f 'l A C5 4 4-Z!! Q I h'-N Robin L. Willigar J I K' Cm' W 9 The love in your heart wasn't put there to stayg love isn't love until itis given away. Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3g Dr. Ed. 3g Yearbook Staff4g Varsity Club 3g Office Help 4. 28 'him Julie E. Willigar au Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. 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The seminar took place in Waterville at the Criminal Justice Academy. The pro- gram lasted for three days fMay 27-291 and proved to be very promising. It included Junior and Senior girls and boys from all over the State of Maine. I had the chance to observe and take part in State Police training, which included classroom presentation as well as practical application of law enforcement methods and technology. The American Legion of Oakfield sponsored me dur- ing this program. I would like to express my deep gratitude to them. They made it possible for me to enrich my knowledge. Ruthanne Locke W aine .gclrofara may We were extremely pleased to be representatives at Maine's Scholars Day. It was well represented and well organized. It was a good experience and we were glad we Ruthanne Locke Greig Holman and Rolinda Kappel Boys' State is held on the U.M.O. Campus for one week. After arriving at the campus, we were assigned rooms and t- shirts. We were on different political parties - Rusty being a Federalist and Kenny a Nationalist. During the week that we spent at Boys' State, it was filled with lectures, meetings, sports, and social activities. We spent many hours a day learn- ing about government procedures, laws, and party caucuses. We held elections for various offices, such as Senators and Representatives. We dealt with problems of government and government agencies with our solutions being presented to ap- pointed committees. We experienced a real-life government environmentg elec- tions, debates, disagreements, and resolutions. The knowledge we gained is invaluable and the people and friends we made are unforgettable. We thank the American Legion and Lions Club for sponsor- ing us' Kenny Hopple Rusty Smith Iirigo gow, Sfufe Kenny Hopple and Rusty Smith .!4!Z.f4l'005t00L 6A0l'u5 ' '94 Angela Porter, Greig Holman, Ruthy Locke All-State: Greig Holman 5-birigo Gard, Sfafe Rolinda Kappel and Kelly Boles We learned a lot about government in general and had a first-hand experience with elections and setting up our own government. We enjoyed the things that we got involved in, but wish we had gotten involved with more things. Unless you fully participate, you will not get the full benefits of Girls' State. We would like to thank the Lions Club and the Ladies Auxiliary for giv- ing us the opportunity to go. lt was a rewarding experience. Rolinda Kappel Kelly Boles X' fo In ,yy -0 0' 5 KQQM w f' L , -7411, mf gm 'S Qui' K .Y 5. Y , -'J X W R, .uso N, X85 ex Nwvoikogxmx WL '13 -29' w W6 z ' if , 'N , .K ob N C-JXVK L7 K YU hikyg Myiiq -YU-5 I Vjb' . fl WCVQ XLIPO Low Xxjgx. 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Row 2: Peter Cullinan, Carla McGary, Cheryl Clark, Lisz Leathers, Kelly Boles, Angela Hersey, Rusty Smith, Danny Beers, Jeff O'Roak, Greig Holman, Kenny Hopple, Mike D'Angelo, Alma Fowler Row 3: Jessie Tarr, Patti Rockwell, John Charette, Joey Edwards, Bonnie Oiler, Rolinda Kappel, John Corneil, Jason Sargeant. Absent: Rhon da Kappel, Heidi Pratt. C f i a c 5 e 5 r 5 President: Rolinda Kappelg Vice-President: Heather Larleeg Treasurer: Ronda Kappel. Ab- sent: Melanie Hersey, Secretary. The graduating class of 1982 has made many contributions to the school. We have been noted for our team work, our willingness to work and our ability to work. As Freshmen and Sophomores, we sold Current products. As Juniors we sold Tom-Wat, calendars, and candy tc earn money for the Winter Carnival, the dance, and the Prom. As Seniors we sold Tom-Wat to earn money for our Senior Banquet, Graduation and Class Night. Z SENIORS IN ACTION Dua. i fa 'Cindy, why are you ripping out Alma's ieam'7 You called? wr Aw c'mon tell me. 'U 1 P Nrryt? Q n W' EVYZQU' 'tg VY!! Get out of here! Can't you see I'm working? Bet you can't do this! King - Kenny and Queen 4 Angela riff' rar' mmf yrwflf tv! 1155549519 evvlfwlr Qlfffnf idfwpr C'mon Ang give me an answer' 5 . .',: f.::i:::ri' Ir ,f-f , 'r i V ., r.e.rr, W, , ,,.:. rrr r . 4' M? Q Ii 5' N. K Ll Q I... N 4 Q l , i 4 u e ' Q 1 r kknx K K A ,, ,f V L, f, l I K. :Er I , , pw ff We've got homework, Mr. Ackleyf' V V ' .AV I lf ' I Freddy The Homemaker The Looney Tunes The Muggables' 41 unior gfddri f . . Z Row 1: Chris More, Jill Swallow, Millie Jones, David Forest. Row 2: Geraldine Shannon, Toby Lorenzo, Joey Farwell, Charlie Garcelon, Jarice Webb, Angela Cochran, Sidney Carkin, Sylva-Jo Anderson. Row 3: Byron Morton, Sterling Sherman, Kenneth Pratt, Andie Garcelon, Melinda Grant, Denise McNally, Julie Splan, Charlotte Splan, Wendy Goodwin. Row 4: Raymond Wright, Shelly Keene, Dana Charette, Avis Long, Chris Nevers, Lynne York, Heather Bustard, Jill Bubar, Lisa Prescott, Sherry Hitchcock, Bonnie Townsend, Bob Branscombe. Absent: Lori McCarthy. CLASS OFFICERS ADVISOR . .t..... ff ,..,,,,, r .... .. Mr. Sheehan Chris More, president: Jill Swallow, Vice President: The Junior class - class of '83 - is very proud of itself this year. We puller Millie Jones, Secretary: David Forest, Treasurer. together and worked side by side to raise money for our class projects. Having nearly 70 students, the Junior class IS one that has a lot of hard-workers and par ticipators. At the beginning of the year we had little or no funds. By working or project after project we have had enormous success. W R Juniors in Action gfsi-,gtkrb Larry, Moe and Curly Chris . . . I can't get up?!! I N How's the prom dress com- ing Dana? What's the lunch? A Results of a chem. reaction, Let me tell you about us seniors. Melinda? Hail to the JUNIORS!!! King: John A N D Queen: Bonnie w iz a rd i L matter, did you Ready Christine? 1-2-3-JU MP!!! vs Cat 43 Sophomore 664.45 l r Row l: Mrs. McKellar, Advisor, Suzanne Sanders, Cathy Forest, Lynne Desmond, James Grieves, Bobby King, Elery Grant, Devin Slauen- white, Faron Shean, Wayne Cameron, David Ewing. Row 2: B. J. Hallet, James Ackerson, Jolynn Tarr, Terri Nadeau, Gretchen Thomas, Stephanie Hosford, Heidi Hollis, Wendall Barnes, James Baker, Chris McKee. Row 3: John Brannen, Scott Schaffer, Patty McLaughlin, Michelle Locke, Nancy Tarr, Alison Lane, Heidi Emery, Gina Swallow, Brenda Watson, Stephanie Perrin, Calvin McKee, Robbie Ryan. Row 4: Mark Hartin, Jack Lilley, Doug Rockwell, Ryan Goodall, Debbie Ireland, Alan Anderson, Mr. Edwards - Advisor. i a c 5 e 5 I' 6 President A Stephanie Hosford, V. President - Terri Nadeau, Secretary - Jolynn Tarr, Treasurer - Heidi Hollis. The Sophomore Class is a very promising one. As a class, we work well together and have had many successf projects. As Freshmen, we started planning for the future, set many goals and wrote down all our ideas. We feel v will have luck in the next two years and continue through with our plans. l SOPHOMORES IN ACTION Say Cheese ff W f my Q W ' f V ,f ,K Wm 'aw f- ivfmifl i Einstein C I AN RT NE ' ,,INN '- A' It II ' V - 4219, . , ' A, X A-,, gf Q H f ' 1 Q, f f '22, If if m f N I ch Wg ug ': ,' wi. ,, A ' , '11.,.z1w-- Open Your Eyes Java Mad Scientists At Work M n A ? Use Your Eyes Deb This is a Stick Up Learning to Add King: Scott Queen: Terri I M Q 'V ls Leather Preppy? fs, 'uw Mom, You won't believe this! Join me for a quick sprint? 45 3I'e5Ll'nafl 6!a55 Row 1: Advisors, Mr. Locke, Miss Bryant. Row 2: Danny Bouchard, Brad White, Glen Hartin, Tommy Brannen, Danny Morton, Darren Boutilier, Pat Small, Kristi Furrow, Holly McNally, Tammy Goodall, Tammy Grant. Row 3: Norman LaCharite, Frank Grass, Mike Bot- ting, Bobby Smith, Eric Leathers, Debbie Starbuck, April Bishop, Cathy Mathers, Cheryl Perrin, Angela Faulkner. Row 4: Wendy Wing, Jamie Beers, Brent Lawrence, Richard Hall, Michelle Botting, Donna Crandall, Tina Swallow, Amy Bustard, Jill Cullinan, Gilli Boles. Row 5: Alan Baker, Kevin Grant, Karen Skolfield, Susan Lyons, Jon Prescott, Heather Newman, Susan McBreairty, Margaret Smith, Evelyn Sanders. Row 6: Mark Bouchie, Lori York, Lynn Grant. O C' K i a c 5 e 5 r 5 President - Karen Skollieldg V. President - Angela Faulkner, Secretary - Brent Lawrence, Treasurer - Mark Bouchie. This year the Freshman class sold emblematic socks and spon- sored some Jr. High dances. FRESHM EN IN ACTION I rijz ' ' I .,-- H 4 fm? 1 V . L!! 'My, Darren, what big eyes you have,-' Hi Momi' The cat didn't get my tongue! Don't tell Dad f N -r N A T R E N R fly' Who me, never! King: Mark a n d Queen: Karen CC im, in A iw Don't hit your thumb 2 '.,,rif T 3' ' J a I W WW AKVVV 4, fy, :VV 'QM 9 1 .:...M,- ,Q 5 ZZ- I I .,,, V 5 J Q -' ' - iy ii oa aii My A w i V ' -In Q V gp , , A '1 W 4: fm-W x f 'T i 1 f' Y 3' N- .fl i 2, fig . VE? -,,, - Someone stole our razors! Someday we'll be Seniors! Can I sneak out yet! 47 7flz grade Row l: Miss McGary, Mrs. Collier, Jill Lilley, Stacy Hollis, Jennifer Morton, Michelle Emery, Shelly Sanders, Sonya Lane, Annette Mor- ton, Bridgett Shean, Dennis Hopple, John McCarthy, Wade Slauenwhite. Row 2: Theresa McCarthy, Tammy Barnette, Tammy Stevens, Shasta Hosford, Melissa Small, Stephanie Roberts, David Buzzell, Holly Watson, Kimberly Clemons, Kerry Russell, Melanie Bishop, Karla Schillinger, Alden Bustard. Row 3: Mr. Walker, Cindy Dunphy, Anthony White, Christi Green, Anita Baker, Sharon McBreairty, Stephanie Hallet, Holly Chambers, Wade Nason, Sean Faulkner, Matthew Furrow, Jason Tarr, Shawn Curry, Mike Schillinger. Row 4: Sherry Watson, Robert Lorenzo, James Hersey, Kenny Crandall, Luther DeLong, Tony Cochran, Susan Lawler, Mark Benson, Dale Carkin, Peter Slauenwhite, Glen Crandall. Row 5: Randy Emery, Mark Garcelon. Sflz grade Row 1: Mr. Wright, Mark Hallet, Timmy Hicks, Angela Baker, Terri Cameron, Carol Farrar, Brent DuBois, Malcolm Lane, Freddie McDonald, Ernest White, John London, Mrs. Moore. Row 2: Richard Carr, Danny Sanders, Clarence Jones, Jon Michaud, Sandy Lindsay, Shasta Jacobs, Carrie Lynn Chambers, Allison Crandall, Jodie London, Cindy Rockwell, Adam Tarr. Row 3: James Bernard, Richard Hopple, Bruce Willette, Paul Desmond, Michelle Eldredge, Yvette Emery, Susan Sholler, Melissa Webb, Carla Sholler, Tina Lorenzo, Mike McDonald, Mr. Getchell. Row 4: Jamie Main, Carla McNally, Mark Douglass, Kathy Bryant, Sherry Wing, Tony Morrison, Arthur J oseph, Beverly Clemons, Lori Hamm, Elizabeth McKee, Shelly Caron, Julie Burpee. Row 5: John Tabor, Randy Emery, Lester Chambers, Kathy Heath, Danny Russell. CDRGAPIIZIATICDNS .gfuolenf gouncif 75 Ani . t Kneeling: Lynne York, Terri Anderson, Debbie Ireland. Seated: Advisor, Miss Lord, Cheryl Per- rin, Wendy Goodwin, Ruthy Locke, Stephanie Perrin. Wafiona! .Honor .gociefy 'V s 4 WL , 4 45. 'QV 2 .,, Row l: Heather Larlee, Lisa Prescott, Wendy Goodwin, Lynne York. Row 2: Advisor, Mrs. Des- 50 mond, Yvette Sholler, Sterling Sherman, Angela Porter, Rolinda Kappel, and Advisor, Mrs. McKellar. The Student Council works to understan: the attitudes, beliefs, and aspirations of thc students and to develop an ability to presen student perspectives in appropriate ways. Anyone wishing to be involved in the coun cil need only to run for the office at the begin ning of the school year. This year the council sold Christmas or naments and baseball shirts. They are also ir the process of purchasing a mirror for the girl: locker room. ln the near future, they will be publishing a school newspaper with some ar ticles being released to the Houlton Pionee Times. Last year the council was able to give 2 scholarship of 5100.00 to a senior going on tc higher education. Hopefully they will be abli to do the same this year. The Student Council is interested in makin! our school a better one. They are always opei for suggestions from the student body. Rebekah Lord Advisor To be eligible for National Hono' Society membership as a Sophomore a student must have a high schod average of at least a 93. A Junio. must have an average of at least 90 and a Senior must have an average o 87 during the first semester of grad 12 or an average of 85 during the s cond semester of grade 12. lf a student is academically eligi ble he or she then must be evaluate by the faculty. If the student is foun to have all the qualities of schola ship, character, leadership, and seri vice to the school and communit They will be admitted to the N tional Honor Society. T During this past year our schod chapter has attended the Counti Convention in Caribou. Plans are be ing made to go to the County Sprinj Convention in April. We have als' done projects to raise funds for in duction ceremonies and conventio' expenses. ollidrary Jdiclea Seated: Dana Brown, Andrea Garcelon, Terri Anderson, Alma Fowler, .larice Webb, Avis Long. Standing: Robbie Ryan, Mrs. Lebel, Lisa Leathers, Mrs. Bryant, Mike Botting. Spring ,8l .jbriuerb Cfalucafion Row l: Scott Schaffer, .lill Swallow, Patty McLaughlin, .lohn Brannen, Pat Small, Jack Lilley, Suzanne Sanders, Tina Nelson, Tam- my Goodall. Row 2: .lolynn Tarr, Terri Nadeau, Stephanie Hosford, Millie Jones, Kenny Greenlaw, Danny Morton, Richard Hall, Byron Morton. Row 3: Stephanie Perrin, Alan Anderson, Devin Slauenwhite, Elery Grant, Wayne Cameron, Doug Rockwell, Wendall Barnes, Debbie Ireland. Row 4: Brad White, Ryan Goodall, James Ackcrson. Ab- sent: Miss Raffel, Instructor. Row l: Mr. Locke, Instructor, Geraldine Shan- non, Dawna Campbell, Lisa Prescott, Lynne York, Melinda Grant, Chris Nevers, Sylva Jo Anderson. Row 2: Avis Long, David Emery, Wen- dy Goodwin, Sidney Carkin, Charlie Garcelon, Wendall llerscy, Dean McLaughlin. ga!! ,Sl Cibriuerb glzlucafion 51 .Sli -3 Row 1: Robbie Ryan, Stephanie Perrin, Terri Nadeau, Kellie James, Ruthie Locke, Terri Anderson, Carla McGary, Heidi Pratt, Heidi Hollis. Row 2: Avis Long, Stephanie Hosford, Heather Newman, Angela Porter, Yvette Sholler, Debbie Ireland, Bonnie Oiler, Angela Hersey, Andie Garcelon. Row 3: Geraldine Shannon, Chris Nevers, Dana Charette, Eric Leathers, Rusty Smith, Danny Beers, Greig Holman, Mike D'Angelo, Advisor Mrs. McKellar. Row 4: Kristi Furrow, Cathy Mathers, Debbie Starbuck, Angela Faulkner, Cheryl Perrin. Tjamify ! L l Top Left of V to Bottom of V: Heidi Hollis, Kenny Hopple, Wendall Hersey, Wayne Cameron, Lynn Desmond, Christine More, Gretchen Thomas, Stephanie Hosford, Terri Nadeau, Alan Anderson, .lolynn Tarr, Greig Holman, Stephanie Perrin, Debbie Ireland, Kelly Boles, Sherry McLaughlin, Mr. Putnam-Advisor, Yvette Sholler, Sylva Jo Anderson. From Bottom of V to Top Right of V: Wendy Goodwin, Rusty Smith, Lynne York, Ryan Goodall, Andrea Garcelon, Avis Long, Terri Anderson, Angela Porter, Heidi Pratt, Danny Beers, Jon Prescott, Mike D'Angelo, Charlie Garcelon, Bobby King, David Lawlor, Mark Bouchie, Jamie Beers, Devin Slauenwhite. Skiers love fresh air, snow, winter hot chocolate, volunteering ana moguls tbumps on a ski slopeb. Ski Club members are very impor tant in keeping May Mountain Sk Area open by volunteering to pul T's, work in the upper lift house ant in the rental shop. We put on beai suppers at the mountain to rais money to ski at least one da somewhere else in Maine, like Squaw or Camden. Come join us - learn to ski - learn to race -learn to have fun. The Varsity Club of 1982 was very enthusiastic group, with a mi ture ranging from Freshmen Seniors. The ultimate goal set by t group was, of course, purchasi Varsity jackets. They also support other school functions, as well clubs. We hope that we encourag some school spirit, and that the clu hereafter will do as good, or a bet' job than we did. Good luck to all the upcoming athletes, and keep hi hopes. galil! -- - ' X Row l, L. to R.: Robbie Ryan, Stacey Hollis, Melissa Small, Stephanie Hallet, Heather Larlee, Karen Skofield, Shelley Sanders. Row 2: Tony Morrison, Mark Hallet, Debbie Ireland, Mike Botting, James Ackerson, Amy Bustand, Glen Crandall. Row 3: Mr. McGary, Directorg Mark Bouchie, B. J. Hallet. 6ll0I'l45 l Row 1, L. to R.: Holly McNelly, Miss Bryant, Advisorg Kellie James, Denise McNelly. Row 2: Sylva-Jo Anderson, Angela Cochran, Melinda Grant, Heather Newman, Danny Beers, Greig Holman, Ruthy Locke, Angela Hersey. Row 3: Rolinda Kappel, Debbie Ireland, Yvette Sholler, Angela Porter, Kim Clemons. The S.A.C.S. Band has been an active organization this year. Their performances include playing at a pep rally, an assembly, and a variety show. The band also put on a very successful Christmas Concert and has played at every home varsity basketball game. Their music at the basketball games boosted the morale of the spectators. The members of the band deserve a big round of ap- plause for their hard work and dedication. This year the chorus, directed by Miss Bryant, has approximately fif- teen members.They participated in the Christmas Concert and in the Spring Concert. There were three chorus members, Greig Holman, Ruthy Locke, and Angela Porter, who made the All-Aroostook Choral Festival that was held in Caribou. Greig was also selected to the All- State Music Festival that was held at UMO. 53 guaineas ls lirics-vim Fingers Hi! ich Key s Q- Sitting: Christine More, Mrs. McLaughlin, Advisor, Denise McNally. Standing, Row l: Jill Bubar, Heather Bustard, Jill Swallow, Lisa Prescott, Alma Fowler, Angela Cochran. Row 2: Eileen Bustard, Shelly Keen, Geraldine Shannon, Sylva Jo Anderson, David Forest, Jarice Webb. Absent: Lori McCarthy ,Science el: .relies Row 1: Mr. Sheehan, Advisor, Calvin McKee, Yvette Sholler, Mark Bouchie, Ryan Goodall. Row 2: Geraldine Shannon, Sylva Jo Anderson, Cathy Forest, Jolynn Tarr, Melinda Grant, Millie Jones, Heather Newman, Stephanie Perrin, Susan Lyons, Alan Anderson, James Acker- son, Howard Hallett. Row 3: David Forest, Debbie Prescott, Sidney Carkin. Although our club has not been active in earning money the past two years, it still exists without officiaQ meetings. We attained one of ou goals by purchasing 5500.00 wort of new equipment for the Business Department. We are in the process of formin an alumni association for Souther Aroostook. The Science Club is composed 0 students who have a strong desire tm increase their knowledge in tht various fields of science. The clull participates in the annual S.P.A State Science Fair held at a differen Maine college or university each year. In 1981, Howard Hallett won in the Physics Division and this yea several students exhibited a projec Among the students exhibiting wer Howard Hallett, Terri Nadea Jamie Beers, Frank Grass, Angel Faulkner, and Susan McBreairty. Other club activities included a field trip, the sponsoring for an out side speaker, and a school scienc fair. jfellfk Row l: Gretchen Thomas, Ruthie Locke, Terri Anderson, Terri Nadeau. Row 2: Angela Porter, Jolynn Tarr, Rolinda Kappel, Debbie Ireland, Heidi Hollis, Alan Anderson, James Ackerson, Miss Bryant - Advisor, B. J. Hallet. Row 3: Ryan Goodall, Stephanie Perrin, Stephanie Hosford. jrenclz jrip fo Quebec Row l: Melinda Grant, Denise McNally, Millie Jones, .larice Webb, Christine More. Row 2: Wendy Goodwin, Kenny Hopple, Miss Bryant - Advisor, Sylva Jo Anderson, Avis Long. The French Club started the year well, with many projects and had great success. Some of our projects were raffles, selling popcorn at games, Rock-a-Thon and a variety show following a spaghetti supper. The French Club of l980-81 suc- cessfully raised enough money to spend three days in Quebec last May. They spent Memorial Day weekend touring Old and New Quebec and shopping in the huge French shopping malls. They had a great time and that the French Club of 1981-82 will have an equally fun time. hope 55 fQ.,, cm Top Left of W: Heather Newman, Donna Crandall, Amy Bustard, Stephanie Perrin, Melinda Grant, Gretchen Thomas, Lynn York, Greig Holman, Pam McGary, Advisorg Lori York, Mike D'Angelo, Terri Nadeau, April Bishop, Millie Jones, Margaret Smith, Avis Long, Danny Beers, Chris More, Sylva Jo Anderson, Heidi Hollis, Stephanie Hosford, Debbie Starbuck, Lynn Des- mond, Christie Furrow, John Prescott, Susan Lyons, and Mark Bouchie. lrdflla Row 1: Terri Nadeau, Susan Lyons, Gretchen Thomas. Row 2: Heather Newman, Kathy For- rest, Stephanie Perrin, Kelly Boles, Marilyn Burton, Advisor. Row 3: Greig Holman, Lynn Grant, Sylva Jo Anderson. Row 4: Howard Hallett, Kenny Hopple and James Ackerson. The Southern Aroostook Pep Clu has just recently been started. Sylv Jo Anderson acted as President. The pep club was very enthusiast' in supporting the basketball tea . by cheering, making posters, makin noisemakers, etc. Our intent in the upcoming yean is to support all of the sports ac tivities that go on at Souther Aroostook. Pam McGar The Drama Club is involved in tw activities this year, a one-act pl presentation at the school and t SPA competition one-act. O presentation for the school we Where's That Report Card? an Out of Order. The SPA compet tion play, presented at UMPI for t regional festival in March was the Waters of Babylon. The Dra Club is under the direction of Mi Burton. Marilyn Burto- Ck 5 We QL wx Yvwulgf H QYMDJ +0 Slim WW UU 10.055 bmi' dl GMT QQQI VPOWOYQJP H 9 I!LQQf2'f' AQO0, 759 !6f7C7Cc 5q7!Lf 5,926 if fm! ad fgf 04 ow f!l7IS65 51775 WW Cine! W6 MJ 4 A 3 50 may w50r WIFWQQ Wm WWW? If KOLZA wwwg MW Mfg 6l1f2dVWHff5 10 VU H Me' f+j1M!f7!W7M!77L 470 W M f' EIZMZZJT dw W Uber lvQmdSlu,p Lffour Www? Simtel? 1fwox,o'1' ww Swnwvgfwvwi bw 1715 WUM U 5 JC Qu iovcgxej wwf ffm fKf7'DxM'ff WW? OY1 4 MLL3QUQy VNLQQX JOMQOW +0 I M :RUM DK? Qmpwjggr Mfr MQ! vfmwj Ofdwf Q CMMS QR: TM? CHQ Ml-L R Mmm W x-usgfd www 12, b ' ri , , i ' ' if 7 , ' we I ' ' 5 A I , ,' 'c, , f A A W gt 1 5 C0!7wV'd'l4 ' 5 , ' 1 I I jj - x Cime 7fn'6!7 f mf QW!! ZJYL 2 ' JHZL I -i ' j 1 I j ' N I ' ' I Q d7fr' ' 47 K he Y f ' I 1 W f f Q A Jr t ' W 1 ' 0 vw 7987 glzampionri Row 1: L to R: A. Anderson, C. Nevers, C. Garcelon, D. Lawlor, D. Goodall, W, McGary, P. Sherman, G. Nevers, R. Goodall, J. Branner Row 2: L to R: R. Morton, mgr., D. Slauenwhite, W. Hersey, B. King, F. Cummings, R. Smith, J. O'Roak, S. Sherman, S. Shaffer, Coacl Putnam. The 1981 Warriors Varsity Baseball Team again won the Northern Maine League Championship and competec in the,State Championship play-offs for the 5th consecutive year. The Warriors posted another unblemishec League record of 9-0 on their way to their Sth consecutive League Championship, with an overall mark of 17-8. I also marks a very impressive string of 42 consecutive League victories, dating back to 1977. l Highlights also included the Warriors pounding Central Aroostook by a 16-4 score in State Play-off actio Sterling Sherman scattered 5 hits in that game, strongly supported by homers from Wally McGary and Davi Lawlor and 3 hit efforts from Rusty Smith and Pat Sherman. Graduating were Wally McGary, Pat Sherman, Donnie Goodall, and Greg Nevers. Wally and Pat had thl unique distinction of playing on 4 straight Warrior clubs that never suffered a League setback. A Returning will be several veterans, headed by Rusty Smith, Jeff O,Roak, Sterling Sherman, David Lawlor, Alai Anderson, Ryan Goodall, Johnny Brannen, Chris Nevers, Chuck Garcelon, Frosty Cummings, Scott Shaffer Wendall Hersey, Bobby King, and Devin Slauenwhite. Some Freshmen with promise include Reggie Lawrence and Jon Prescott. With hard work and dedication, the Warriors should remain successful in the coming season. Qx Coach Putnam HI C +0 Arts an Q4 ' 1 +mt3lt+ Jflms wottlfl be +142 MOST 0 Plmlo r Jsm-li JM WN6S+ Jffmei Sw elm We Slim V limit Jf.9fQJC.+,, mia, time Sufi 'l'03'Q'l'lXQf LGOOQD 930.6135-Qfglyeoaiy + C' 5f 1 p JJ TQ 8+ ,x . .f 7, as u +F1M Qu-is gome QXCH-amen-f ln-f-Q hrlftloj y ,DO y j lqj 0 hI+ avnol wif 'l'V'yi j to bw +16-Chl fuels awe! SQOv+g, j4P9?f flaw SACHS VARSITY BASEBALL 1981 NAME BA AB R H 2B 3B HR SB SAC HP BB SO RBI Chris Nevers .211 76 25 16 5 0 1 5 0 1 30 21 Alan Anderson .222 63 39 14 3 1 0 3 4 2 27 18 Pat Sherman .461 76 28 35 4 2 1 7 4 1 6 1 Wally McGary .281 57 29 16 4 2 1 2 1 1 25 10 Rusty Smith .425 80 36 34 7 2 0 7 0 0 21 5 Sterling Sherman .400 50 17 20 5 2 1 2 0 0 10 7 Donny Goodall .315 73 23 23 5 O 2 1 2 1 10 7 David Lawlor .213 61 61 13 2 0 2 3 4 0 15 8 Ryan Goodall .130 54 11 7 3 1 1 1 2 2 9 28 Greg Nevers .462 13 12 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 Bobby King .200 15 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 3 Jeff O'Roak .185 27 4 5 0 0 0 1 3 0 7 8 Charlie Garcelon .300 10 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 Johnny Brannen .200 10 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 Scott Shaffer .250 4 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 Wendell Hersey .222 9 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 Frosty Cummings .251 8 9 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pevin Slauenwhite .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL .294 686 313 202 38 10 9' 37 20 9 179 126 155 1 I think I'd do better with a bat? Walt a minute boys, my shoe is untied! Here it comes wise u , Knuckle curve. Y Hey pitch! Is that ballet? 9.4 sofftaff ,. 233,5.N ' ...S N - Row l: Yvette Sholler. Row 2: Debbie Ireland, Wendy Goodwin. Row 3: Andie Garcelon, Kellie James, Heather Larlee. Row 4: Carla McGary, Chris More, Ruthy Locke, Terri Nadeau. Row 5: Managers, Sherry McLaughlin, Angela Hersey, Cheryl Clark. Row 6: Mr. Edwards, Coach. The Lady Warriors of Southern Aroostook will be looking forward to a winning season this year. Last year's team finished third in the league and was not hit too heavily by graduating seniors. The 1981-82 success story will depend on the veterans, their leadership and con- sistency on the field will set a standard for the underclassmen to follow. Expected to play a big role this year will be five seniors, Heather Larlee, Kellie James, Yvette Sholler, Carla McGary, and Ruthy Locke, who will anchor this year's team, along with some strong play from some talented underclassmen. This year will also mark the first year for the girls on the new softball field here at Southern Aroostook. The girls will now have a place to call home Best of luck to the Lady Warriors in 1982! See you in the Play Offs!!! Soccer From Left to Right: Christine More, Mgr.g Jamie Beers, Wayne Cameron, Mike D'Angelo, Mark Bouchie, Ryan Goodall, Greig Holman, Co- Captaing Bob Branscombe, Mr. Moody, Coach, Kenny Hopple, Danny Beers, Rusty Smity, Co-Captain, John Prescott, Doug Rockwell, Toby Lorenzo, and Lynne York, Mgr. The 1981 Sothern Aroostook Warrior's Soccer team finished the year with a SR68 7 win 5 SR68 loss season record. Co-captains, Greig Holman and Rusty Smith, proved to be team leaders both on and off the field. This year's team, although limited in manpower to 14, proved to be a very enthusiastic and energetic group of young men. This fine group of ballplayers can be proud of their accomplishments for the l98l soccer season. A special thank you goes out to Chris More and Lynne York for the finejobs they did as managers. Thanks for a great season! Mr. Moody Kneeling From L to R: Jon Prescott, Toby Lorenzo, Alan Anderson, Ryan Goodall, Brent Lawrence, Chris Nevers, Greig Holman, Jeff O'Roak, Rusty gow varaify ann! gaalfefbaff The 1981-82 Southern Aroostook basketbal team made great improvements over the cours of the season. The players worked hard a developing fundamentals and team concept which for the lost part were foreign to them i November. Dedication and a desire to improv characterized most of the members ofthis teair l feel fortunate to have been able to work with group of individuals as hard working and eage to learn as this group. Everyone wants to wir however, and when all is said and done, winnin, is the bottom line. y ln order for this basketball program to be suc cessful, the players must develop confidence il their ability to win games. This confidence wi come as a direct result if hard work and dedica tion to basketball inthe off season. If these ingredients are there, next year's prc gram will be a winning one, and will lay a four dation for a winning basketball attitude at Smith, Danny Beers, Coach Wright. Row 3: Sterling Sherman, Bob Branscombe, Southern Aroostook for years to Come' Ken Pratt, Ken Hopple. Absent: Charlie Garcelon, Mark Bouchie, and Stan Har- tin - Assistant Coach. Harold Hoar: At every game his face was very familiar. He cheered us on, no matter what the score, faithful right to the end. lt's been great having you as our 541 fan. The Class of'82 As William James once said, The greates discovery of the century is that by changing you attitude - you can change your destiny. Coach Wrigl ,af -:-- 5-2, .--.: is fi I ,A . Mm wk E .',. ffl l . K L A K j . 11 - g f. E .'fk,Q3, . y A ..,1!, ., N. Mgr!!- Front: Rusty Smith, Jeff O'Roak. Back: Greig Holman, Kenny Reaching for a victory. Hopple, Danny Beers. Sponsored By TERRY'S BARBER SHOP 81 HAIR STYLING Oakfield, Maine 757-8063 iqtLRRl0,pQ 4 W'-S-M-N. s ,Jr re T - 3 I Greig Holman Kenny llopplc Rusty Smith Danny Beers Jeff O'Roak Sterling Sherman Bob Branscombe Kenny Pratt Charlie Garcelon Ryan Goodall .lon Prescott Mark Bouchie Q5 EU 3-' X4 ' as :hwy we be ......al Row l: Heather Larlee, Carla McGary, Ruthy Locke, Andie Garcelon. Row 2: Coach Edwards, Bonnie Townsend, Debbie Ireland, Melanie Hersey, Angela Porter, Managers Patty McLaughlin, Michelle Locke, Geraldine Shannon. GMA qjamify ga.6LefLaff The lady Warriors finished the year with a record of 3 and ll. Although not a winning season as evidenced by a won-loss record, the girls played with enthusiasm and pride. The final game of the season was a heart breaker to the Warriors on overtime, as the girls played extremely well. The girls did not have a set starting five, but rather a group of girls that could play at any time and get the job done. Our high scorer or rebounder was usually different each game, although the team was led by Debbie Ireland in scoring, averaging 10.6 points a game. The seniors f Carla McGary, Ruthy Locke, Melanie Hersey, Angela Porter, Yvette Sholler, and Heather Larlee will be greatly missed next year. We all wish them success in their new step in life. For the underclasswomen, .Iarice Webb, Debbie Ireland and the rest of the wacky freshmen, you will have a big task ahead of you! It will be you girls that carry on the program! From the seniors and myself, we all wish you the very best luck next year. Work hard and set your goals high. You can reach them!! Coach Edwards Q. gkssnv L I Qg 3 45 ll ....,., , 6 wifi . . 'H 1? 1 'kj K N .. 5-.a iii K M. .. .,.-- - 'T - WM' --w.,,k M..---J N, What happened to the tap, Ang? Powerful, Carla. ,, ,, ,,,,h ,Www . Sf Carla McGary Heather Larlee Down and Ready!! Look, my shoes are tied! l'm Yvette Sholler and Angela Porter ,Mlm WWW ,wr Www' Ruthy Locke ready for the Globetr0tters! , , -..,W..,,,,,,., O Melanie Hersey Posing, who's posing! Great form, but where's the ball! i W.., , ,,,,W,, , Q A g I we S K 5. , ' f A , I t ,W ,t.t af E, N... ,.. .... L Jarice Webb Debbie Ireland Concentration now, Jaricef' The ball's going in, ofcourse. .fi lljamify Ulzeerdeucjera A.. Row li Coach Pam Mefiary. Row 2: Avis Long, lleidi llollis. Row 3: Debbie Prescott, Debbie Starbuck, Lori York, Christine More, Stephanie llosford, Captaing l.ynn Desmond. Our cheerleading squad had a new look this year af new uniforms and emblems. We received many positive compliments from the student body and public on our new appearance. This year was a building year with only four returning from last year's squad. They had a very busy and tiring season. Not only did they cheer at all ofthe boys' games, they also cheered at many of the girls' games. Our cheerleaders have always displayed good sportsmanship and represented our f . if school well. Last year we started a new trend in this area. We did a combined pom pom routine with the visiting cheerleaders and this year we did a combined sideline cheer with the visiting cheerleaders at home and away games. The past two years we have been invited to at- tend a small cheerleading clinic in Mars Hill. Last year we won a trophy for third place and this year we received a good evaluation on two cheers and a pom pom routine. I have really enjoyed working with the cheerleaders. Next year l think that I'll be able to f SI v fy . M .dfuh Aren't we cute? esst. -,X 4 Ein!! have two squads. lt seems that the interest in -s rig cheerleading is growing a lot. l also hope that some 1 fr boys will try out. We can build much higher ,gyfjiif pyramids and do more stunts if we have some Nl I strong boys to help. y Miss McGary i'Warri0r Pride we've got it! Sponsored Byi: LlNDA'S BEAUTY SHOP 757-8586 Chris More Stephanie Hosford Heidi Hollis Lynn Desmond Avis Long Lil, .. ii, . Q i f -lf ' I N N s. 'wc -. ff F2 'sv . 4,31- A? Debbie Prescott Lori York Debbie Starbuck 9 'U Q04 Z?a5LefLaff Kneeling: Kristi Furrow, Cheryl Perrin. Standing: Managers, Michelle Locke and Patty McLaughling Jarice Webb, Cathy Mathers, Karen Skollield, Susan McBreairty, Angela Faulkner, Margaret Smith, Manager, Geraldine Shannon and Coach Toothacher. TRIBUTE TO SENIOR GIRLS - Yvette Sholler . Angela Porter .. Melanie Hersey V I I 'V ' i Q Heather Larlee fa , ,gt , Carla McGary ' R f 3 lil Ruthy Locke K ' f X I f r x. K 6 K1 I 1, , ' , ' , , , Go Katahdin Go! Go Katahdin Go! Down the floor and sg 'ge ,, fri, I I 'C - out the door, Go Katahdin Go! 1 ' ,. , .Na Q .t,, A E ,..: .J s: L . ' tlk' if 1 ,, I L Ig ' 2? 'Q f x 'E X' il n Bt 't We're Waiting! Control the Tip, Control the game! ghd lljofdybaff Row I, L. to R. : Miss McGary, Coach1Sylva-Jo Anderson, Jarice Webb, Jill Swallow. Row 2: Wendy Goodwin, Angela Hersey, Andrea Garcclon. Carla McGary. Row 3: Avis Long. Angela Porter, Yvette Sholler, Christine More. aa, if..fA,,r,.ff L to R: Roobie Ryan, Sidney Carkin, Danny Beers, Kenny Hopple, Dean McLaughlin, Greig Holman, Mike D'Angelo, Mr. Locke. Coach. For three years now l have coach- ed the Southern Aroostook girls volleyball team. The high school volleyball teams in Aroostook Coun- ty do not exchange games with other schools. Instead they have two, one- day tournaments. The first one is the Northeastern Maine League and is held at Katahdin High School. Various schools in the area par- ticipate at Katahdin. The second one is the Aroostook League and is usually held at Washburn District High School. Competitions are always tough. A game lasts only eight minutes. There are three games in a match. A team plays long as they keep winning. It is double eliminationg also, ifyou lose two mat- ches you are eliminated from the competition. Two years ago, we took third place. Last year, even though we played very well, we didn't place very high. I have really enjoyed working with the volleyball team and I believe that our competition will be tough again next year. The boys volleyball team of 1981 was very much improved. Coming in third place in the Mars Hill tourna- ment and placing fourth in Katahdin, the team is expected to be as good if not better this year. Losing only three people, the team is still very strong and this season should be quite productive. Led this year by seniors, Greig Holman, Danny Beers, Kenny Hopple and Mike D'Angelo, we are looking ahead to a championship season. Coaching again this year, Mr. Locke has brought a growing interest to this sport in S.A.C.S. Good Luck Boys! 69 grou- 60llIlfl'y Row l: Mike D'Angelo, Advisor, Mr. Sheehang Wayne Cameron. Row 2: Faron Shean, Doug Rockwell, John McCarthy, Troy Bishop. ,Qing pong Kneeling: Sidney Carkin, Wendy Goodwin, Brent Lawrence. Standing: Wendall Hersey, Bonnie Townsend, Joey Farwell, Scott Shaffer, and Advisor, Mr. Clark. Southern Aroostook High Schoc has some good runners and they hav banded together as a club under th sponsorship of Mr. Sheehan. Sophomore Wayne Cameron ha had immediate success winning bot of the club's meets against Katahdi High School. Others who ran wit the club are Senior, Mike D'Angelc Sophomores Troy Bishop, Faro Shean, and Doug Rockwellg and on eighth grader, John McCarthy. The clubss goals include som league competitions next year ant perhaps a shot at the State Cham pionshipin 1982 of 1983. l Thomas Sheehan, Coac During the school year of 1981-82 several students organized SACHS first Ping Pong Club. Competitio thus far has been limited to the ir tramural level with the long rang goal of establishing tournament among area schools. Quite possibly this interscholastic competition ma coincide with the spring volleyba tournaments. With the type of con petitors that are now members of th club, we will establish SACHS as th area leader in this sports activity. Jay l. Clark, Coac ,,,,,.,......---- Murray W. Putnam Athletic Director WARRIOR PEP RALLY 1 ' WVttXiX..L.uix-...I The S.A.C.H.S. Band A PROFESSIONAL VIEWPOINT In the Sl Arrow I spoke of several problems which I perceived as being drawbacks on our Athletic Program. Though some gray areas exist tfew are close to perfectj this year: to date, has brought some positive features which, hopefully, will contribute to a better program, I would like to address the following: 1. Administration Supt. Wilbur has been instrumental in pro- viding more funding and support. He has been consistant in his approach with the program. 2. The addition of coaches Tom Sheehan fH.S. Cross Coun- tryj, Tim Moody tH.S. Soccerj, Mike Wright and Stan Hartin fH.S. Boys Basketballj, and Marvin Collier Ur. H.S. Basketball and Baseballj has given a sense of purpose and stability, creating an atmosphere were growth, learning, and experience can take place. 3. Though numbers may sometimes be limited, most students, if they chose to participate, seem to appreciate the im- provements that have come and are coming about. Our Athletic Programs are ours. We are Purple and White, not Red, Black, White, Blue, Green, etc. We are the Warriors, not the Bears, Foxes, Hawks, Cougars, Panthers, etc. I think that we tend to teach our young that we are not Better'l - but we are as Good. Murray Putnam Athletic Director 1 my g rn H, x I if 'x Recognizing the Girls' Team L...--n A.,-in-' The Cheerleaders' Pom-Pom Routine 71 yr. Soccer Row l: Densmore Grass, Wesley Tabor, Dennis Hopple, Beverly Clemens, Carry Lynn Chambers, Terri Cameron, Carol Farrar, John Michaud, Mark Hallet. Row 2: Johnny Byers, Colin Grass, Paul Desmond, John McCarthy, Sean Faulkner, Shawn Curry, Matt Furrow, Tony Morrison, Jason Tarr. Row 3: Anthony Tarr, Glen Crandall, Mark Benson, Luther DeLong, Mark Garcelon, Mark Douglas, Arthur Joseph, John Tabor, Mr. Walker, Coach. Row 4: Richard Hopple, David Buzzell, Danny Russell. I Q W I 0 ll. 1 W BAT 'EM UP! season. Row l: Amy Bustard, Mrs. Farrar, Coach, Heather Newman. Row 2: Angela Faulkner, Susan McBreairty. Row 3: Carla Sholler, Karen Skolfield, Margaret Smith. Row 4: Debbie Starbuck, Christy Furrow. Row 5: Lori Hamm, Donna Cran- dall, Kathy Bryant. Row 6: Suzette Shollcr, Evelyn Sanders. Row 6: Lori York, Jill Cullinan, April Bishop. As Coach of the Junior High Soccer Team for the past 4 years, l have seen great improvement in the attitudes and the skills of the participants. This year's team showed great dedication and ef- fort in each game, as the team only had one loss Many sixth and seventr graders played this year Therefore, next year's team should be very com, petitive. l look forward tc continued success of the soccer program at' Southern Aroostook. i John Walkei The Junior High girls, with a majority of seventh grade students, showed much improve- ment in athletic ability. This past year the girls were very cooperative and willing to try. With a record of 3 wins and 4 losses, the girls saw many close games. We had a fun and rewarding Brenda Farrar it? unior gow EaALefLa!! 4 if .WS fi? Kneeling: Shawn Curry, Brent Dubois, and Matthew Furrow. Standing: Mark Garcelon. Jason Tarr, Tony Morrison, Mark Hallett, James Hersey, Mark Douglas, Ernest Smith, Peter Bishop, Coach: Marvin Collier. Where did the ball go? xi 'lf 'X O.K., Listen Up! Jump higher, Hallett! girg junior gcwkefhaff , 'WN Q S -' ff Q i lm M S .ks Kneeling: Terri Cameron, Melanie Bishop, Susan Lawlor. Standing: Co-coach, Mr. Toothacherg Kristie Green, Suzcttc Shollcr, Kerry Russell, Melissa Webb, Stephanie Hallett, Carol Farrar, Co-coach, Mr. Edwards. 45 4 ,Q This is the way it is done. Conference time. Q ......l........ f ' t V Q V: e Fi I ,,:'l 39 ' w 3 'ix M K f wwf.. Faster, Susie, faster! Please go in! yr. 6AQel'A6lJel':f pllfpk jeufn Row l: Kim Clemons, Melissa Small, Annette Morton. Row 2: Beverly Clemons, Yvette limery. Row 3: Kathy Bryant, Sherry Wing. yr. Glceerkaclena - llfljlzife jeam I mit, a Row l: Jill Lilley, Allison Crandall, Amanda Bouchie. Row 2: Shasta Hosford, Shelly Sanders, Carrie l.ynn Chambers, Sonya Lane, Stacy Hollis. Absent: Paula Small. it. jr. ga.4eLaf! of ,Sl Row 1: Tony Morrison, Brent DuBois, Frank Grass, Terri Cameron, Carol Farrar. Row 2: Coach - Marvin Collier, Mark Hallett, Susan Lyons, Jamie Beers, Lynn Grant, Brent Lawrence. Row 3: Jon Prescott, Mark Bouchie. fm-- - , 4 I Q N fax Q Psp it s y 1 5, M185 ' 1 ff as fe' 1 L liiii . i ll 344 at A tx xy , L J r ,,t.,, Q Q L 1 1 as L , .lst.lt ..,. , L W 'L 9 M YW L M What magnificent form! It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's two points!! , - '- . , - '--- -':' l,,ttsaaa xrvrfs M i i ' ' A -aa'- t,-i ll f l zt L JMS ,..., .... . W ,t ,k,: E: ,,,, ,itzz E a., - V , X .- taa , N ff ' xi L F L Qt, A. ska 'H' L i ,S MMS X v si K LW L.. .... ,W f I dare you to try and stop me! Oh Lord, help me to get the tap. wnfer garniuaf glvenffi S, 'jg ,lsmw ,' v, 3-. 'f 'i . . 4 f- 1,, m , A6412 Here it comes, Alan! Almost there. . . Puff, Puff? We must be really dumb to do this! D0n't kick it, dribble it! QOIILW Ealiefbaff M if X Be a good boy, Donkey! It's a free for all, who's going to catch it. Hey, look guys, they're taking a picture of us. I've got to get it over Kenny! 77 af' areel' ay l t,ss , ,1 fha, .3 ,V if A, gif ka ft f 3 AQ' Hin? ? ' ..,,,, it -' . at v t t A Y f ' f vgivfii-2-,M,,f 'f f,f.:s2gss,yiQ,,f mgigsn fdggfaeegs 1 f ,a,,w-.i.s,,, 1 ,f Wifi ff .,, an ' . H , 5 A ,, 1, - YU A -Wt 1 , -f g 1 , if ' ,I -1 W' 'ww ff, tv -S ,ji ,,:!5,,' . F if i.'5'Lz' ' If-'ff I , I , , I ' 7 Lab Technician Beautician Ambulance Attendant Banking CanJiJ .glzofzi Q doctor in the house? Now this is the way you do it! Is there a I always forget my glasses! as A day at the office. Table two wins!', I- IQQCLU Mflflg file W 7987 7 982 5' ' 7 guenia Lib . 77 jedquiz Houlton Contestants: Todd Snyder, Rick McCarthy, Judy Nason 1 S.A.C.H.S. Contestants: Kenny Hopple, Heather Larlee, Rolinda Kappel M.C.: Dan Ladner In November, Southern Aroostook High School participated in a televised, interscholastic quiz program spor sored by the Aroostook League Principals and WAGM, Presque Isle. Aroostook County schools competed fc, recognition and scholarship awards in weekly televised programs which were taped at the WAGM studio. l Heather Larlee, '82 was chosen team captain with Kenny Hopple, 382 and Rolinda Kappel, '82, forminl Southern Aroostook's entry. I Heidi Pratt, 782 served as narrator of a portrait of our school and Ruthy Locke was Southern Aroostook's officiz scorekeeper. , The contingent of supporters included Seniors, Greig Holman, Kellie James, Angela Hersey, Angela Porte: Carla McGary, Mike D'Angelo, Danny Beers, Sherry McLaughlin, Kelly Boles, and their Advisor, Mr. Thoma Sheehan. Z?iLe-a-jhon I On September 19, 1981 approximately 2 students from grades 6-12 rode in a Bike-2 Thon for St. Judeas Research Hospital i Boston, Mass. The hospital, founded Danny Thomas, is designed to resear children's incurable diseases in hope of fi ding a cure or remission. Children with in curable diseases are admitted free of chargr therefore the hospital depends on contribi tions from concerned people. The participating students worked vel hard getting sponsors from friends ani neighbors. Finally on Sept. 19th they rode 1 miles raising over 51,000.00 for St. Jude's. Students received T-shirts and jackets froi the hospital for their time and effort. Miss Becky Lord Guidance Counsel: L to R: L. DeLong, J. Lilley, S. Sanders, D. Rockwell, A. Fowler, D. i Ireland, E. Bustard, J. Tarr, S. Anderson, P. McGary, A. Bustard, T. 1 Nadeau, J. Hersey, J. White, B. Lord, C. Schillinger, S. Boutilier, W. Nason, A. White, A. Bouchie, E. Roach. Absent From Photo: R. Locke, T. l Anderson, M. Hersey. Stephanie Perrin Ouf of Older Yes Operator, I've already received a call. L to R: Stephanie Perrin, Susan Lyons, Gretchen Thomas. He uses the radio to talk with these women. Harry, your husband, with who? John has light brown hair, cut real short, and he's Brooksyf' Sponsored by DAVE'S FOREIGN AUTO Bugs-n-Bunnies 757-8594 Gretchen Thomas S u s a n Lyons 81 H. Newman C. Forest J. Ackerson 82 where .95 jllaf lQe,Jorf Cami? And History, A+?', L to R: J. Ackerson, T. Nadeau, L. Grant, C. Forest, H. Newman, K. Hopple What do I do with these? You know I'm dumb. They cou1dn't have walked away by themselves. ' It's just that you are getting lazy. lf you've got them, hand them overf' Sponsored By THE WHITE KNIGHT Rural Rubbish Removal 757-8594 L. Grant T. Nadeau K. Hopple C mpliments of HOULTDN FARMS DAIRY 69N Q7 Q fusmww 'P Q AEAIRE? 0, Z GAIPS Aroostook's First Pasteurizing Dairy YOUR TROUBLES 44 VANISH :if N RF X 1 if ' 1 SHERMAN'S CHEVRCLET INC. Robert D. Sherman Sales Service, Press Work, Front End Alignment, Wheel Balancing, Welding, Truck and Car Repair Wrecker Service, Body and Fender Work Telephone: 463-2202 Houllon St., Island Falls, Me. KATAHDIN TRUST CGMPANY Patten, Island Falls and Oaklield, Maine I , r ' X3 Member ot Q 5 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation bqnlqn Chocil I .. l fdtjg x fi 6' X , X p,, 4115...-m Par.l40n ' Q W XQJ I7 L ,- Q, ig l Q37 6 W' was VA-JU-WA swf A GULF-COURSE Walker Rd. Island Falls, Me. 9 Hole Golf Course L X ' Live Entertainment Weekends Cocktail Lounge N Lunches, Pizza t Tel. 463-2128 .Q Q CH Q lfrcpufa X' WHEQE DLE. QEGIN? CVM 'D DI2cfwf5L-min 'FREPEQ 1 gm.. 64.47 1 - Y. ,K ,VLJQE A REALN QCLJL Guy 7,.,A-V HAS ALL-T QL. 'ING R I2 Hmm X YLQ VE C Q- A QIQERT iDEi?.c9CXfNl Ablff 1 Q 'THAT I 8 . I ll I 1 I 'Him X N W X M X wx 4 1 NX 1 1. S ,,f : :+I Q, N92 JE NANE'. QQLLSS 0 -QW, -'ID xx Q11 'QFD EQSCN - - - --ET ALC ' Se 07: HUNLR g wg,-Q5 THE 'NO YOLUR5 ,mkwnvg rsamimoul wmv-x EVERYQAXIE sl Xfgu r-w+vE THE TVDE M: pE125QNALwTy WHAT rimM3m.Es veg 'So GET ALQNQ XMTH FvTUi2EfwgvE QTILL CQCY' Amr eo QD TME5 A br.-RARE xfc, r, lg 5LlMHEP AN THT543. BQHAVE. You25Em1 'VY-M5 D KEED Aweof Fraorv THE 5274 DQUGQQ QLLK M RCAL. LC wi VXIENDY V X Evasav Bom! 1 Hemi TQ GET wg www you BETTER 'N THE f C . X . OF CJ 'C K4 X f C X, j P A f-+1 Q 1 70055509 5 ? gf swf! -'N fQ3fff7' Av 3 W' 6 fl Q K M ,Q 87 Gas Groceries Pizza WHlTEY'S MARKET INC. EXXON s.s.n. SHUR C 0!iE,SlE,Q,I,' 0 N ,mga- eov0 any if B fmahw POTAT 01' S SOMER'S HARDWARE Building Material Ha d e Pa t 0 kf Id M 757 8228 BURPEE'S PLEEZING Groceries Red Meats Oakfield, Maine 04763 757-8226 You Deserve a Break Today Nic Don a Id 's ' I Take Your Date To A World Famous Restaurant In Millinocket and Houlton Compliments of 0991 WE Q u I PLAZA PHARMACY 24 Hr. Prescription Service Houlton Shopping Plaza Houlton, Maine 532-6798 CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street Island Falls, Maine Your Allstate Ins. Agent For the Southern Aroostook Area Everett and Randy Curry .-f Q wk Q 1- -f f- at REALTOR' NEVERS REAL ESTATE Penny S. Nevers, G.R.l. Box 70 Oaklield, Maine 04763 Phone l207l757-8237 BROKER i A 4 Look to the Future With GUY FRIEL 81 SONS, INC. Smyrna Mills, ME 04780 S ft d dH rdwood Lumber 757 8202 ISLAND FALLS HARDWARE CO. Since 1897 Hardware - Agway Feed Island Falls Propane B lk dT k R fll St t C plt S 463 2243 H 463 2508 Compliments to the Class of '82 Fl'0m GEO. S. GENTLE CO. A t k Old st H It I Ag y M G. R. PORTER 81 SONS Gas, Heating Oil, Coal M M I II dF II ME 463-2219 463-2255 532 2207 532 2227 P t Sh p 41 Bangor St. Houlton, Maine 04730 The Right Parts for the Job Compliments to the Class of '82 From MARC'S MART 150 Ma Sl 532-9093 Houlton ME 04730 FAMILY SUB SHOP To Sun YOUR T A ST E AND RESTAURANT sxkfx Good Home Cooked Food v Q3 I A ' 1 .. -f 1 If Daily Specials fl G .af . wi I Homemade Plzza Dough and Sauce Q 'ite Open 7 Days A Week J 545- Island Falls, ME 04747 Telephone Number: 463-2861 l,laa Tla.a I SHAKLEE ' I S f I ' I 'E . ,rr it 5 I s, .4 1 Qlf Q l i LEADER IN NUTRITION 4 5 2 Products in Harmony With Nature to Make Sure That You Get J l Pnopsn Nurnmolv - I Area Supervisor - Arlene Hosford Box 119 Island Falls, ME 04747 PEE'S REp4l 6 , AuTo ,I sw' FQ at AND W, lv. y, l , Bopv REPAIR Q , - -- ,.- .mi - A m f. f 7 ,, Nay!! A , A 1 ff: .se-..,1, 42 -f f ,ri H T 'ff J 5ff.f72f: 1? M 1 ' fd- sf-4 Oakfield, ME 04763 Telephone: 757-8624 V M'GILLICUDDY'S INE FIIIYNFWRE AT 'YDPULAR PRICE S B yhll FREE DELIVERY-BUDGET PLAN M h k FI t I McGiIIicuddy Furn. Co., Inc G B t T pl St I C Pleasant and Water St t E Ip H Iton, Me. 04730 532-7181 2: Compliments of X! A Lk' BENEDICTA STORE 365-4454 G NI' CIdB g I I L, CREST VIEW MANOR COMPLIMENTS OF KATAHDIN LODGE 81 CAMPS OWNERS CECIL AND RUTH WILLIAMS Compliments ol 'Q g R A Jw in 3 ,' 1 P H ,.N Best Wishes 3 G.ARNgTg1ROACH . A CQ, S 4 9 V Forest Home Farms ,., ' N ' f' Smyrna Mills, Maine gf. E 157-8313 ISLAND FALLS fi, 5- Q ANIMAL W 3 HOSPITAL Island Falls, Maine 04747 KNUMHMNFOREST PRODUCTS COMPANY Compliments ol if if f-.J 2 i f'i?iff 'V Lffifl V1 'K ZX. 5? . .5 Q iw 3 K Vw' gr ggiia wixw ff ' N S- is A , , 'iia A i it ' ' I-i t xx' 5 3395134 125 u I g a Q ,Q ,gr s is jwxyriyx- , M 34 E I Yjfgii fi - it if is Service A sl A .. ' L Houlton, Maine ' L,L, 532-9608 4 f' L Oakfield, Maine 04763 The Place To Be Campground, Bowling, Hunting Fishing BIRCH POINT LOG LODGE Cottages and Camping Area Joseph W. Edwards, Prop. Pleasant Lake Aroostook County Island Falls, Me. Tel 463-2515 lFI1 S GOOD FOOD YOU lAl1'-- Q A - P WW? N BITHER'S COUNTRY INN Bangor Rd., Linneus, Maine 532-2904 Full Course Meals Lunches Homemade Pies and Pastries Compliments of PA'S PIZZA-N-SUBS Patten, Maine At Pa's It's Fun 'Cause You're H1 Compliments of MADIGAN ESTATES Military St. Houlton, Maine f 31 o,. if EAGER BEAVER SHIN TAXIDERMIST 1 PONDEROSA Mf.'::.5::,':::::: RESTAURANT 81 LOUNGE 528-2629 Shin Pond Road . -- Patten, Maine ! ,i 528 2159 COMPLIMENTS OF S H E R M AN COMPLIMENTS OF RODNEY BOWERS Sherman Mills, Maine CO. Sherman Station, i M We 1 L Mauna ii A x .L-wifi Q.. if M N A A See jf ' ' .V ', . ., V ' gs-auxin-.D SWALLOW'S ELEQTRIC H Commeriagiqgiigsidential TRAPPING QQ'QTg,fQji e SUPPLY lslandTlZrl:g:Z5:, 04747 K KEN 81 JEFF'S BI H P' S 0 S MARKET MARKET Groceries Texaco Products Sporting Goods Open 7 Days and 7 Nights 8 a.m.-9 p.m. omplete Line Ol Groceri Compliments of JAMES BROS co' our Farm and Garden Cente TV MAINTENANCE A I SHIRETCWN - T.V. AND A STERE0 BANGOR Ze 2L2fZI1lI'm' AND AROOSTOOK RAILROAD TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE MINER'S North Road SAWMILL 532-2313 Custom Sawing Charcoal Sherman Mills, Maine 365-4404 MAINE PUBLIC SERVICE CIJ X . ELECTRIC inn l L Serving Aroostook County With Dependable Electric Service 209 State Street Presque Isle, Maine RECIPE FOR USING ELECTRICITY MORE EFFICIENTLY When cooking foods in liquid whether in a pot, electric skillet, dutch oven or on your range - use the lowest heat setting that will maintain a boil. NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK A Casco-Northern Bank Market Square Houlton, Maine Telephone - 532-7996 532-9289 M8iM ELECTRONICS BELL'S STORE Clothing Sylvania Hardware and Radio Shack Plumbing Merrill Goodall, Mgr. Holman ME 61 Main St. 532-2785 Houlton, ME TARR FARMS Seed and Table Stock 757-8203 Virginia 18041331-3661 I New vork Q516j727-0033 iff Darrell Toner l207l532-2252 Manager - Houlton Office l207l532-6398 ISLAND FALLS IGA FOOD STORE Pleasing you pleases us. Save at IGA DUNPHY'S CLOTHING STORE Levis and Mavericks Sweaters and Flannel Shirts 'The Family Clothing Store Island Falls, Maine Say lt With Flowers savnwifh AROOSTOCK cimfiivncx MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers ot Livestock and Poultry Feeds FLSJEIIQTS I Kgtlcnlbly st' 3' 02 Q' L O ll : 5 1. FTD . is Houlton, Maine 04730 Compliments of H S M THCMPSON O I L International Truck Sales and COMPANY Service Heating Oil I Distributors IIVIIIAHOIAL NAIVISVII BE'-'-'S 'GA PATTEN DRUG Foon-s'ronE C0- The Friendly Pharmac ke and Dawn 9 Class of '82 Best Wishes to the Class ot 82 RICHARD- LUMBERMAN'S Saws MUSEUM HARDWARE STANCHFIELD'S M0RSE,S THRIFTWAY ACCOUNTING Sherman Station, ME 04777 S E C E 365-4231 Payrolls, Bookkeeping and Tax Servic Main Street, Patten, Maine 528-2306 MITCHELL BRQSI INC- RYAN'S REPAIR '.T3.Z.1'lZ1-fI'.3 ' SHUP Dealer - Body Repairs and Refinishing H eneral Repair Wor IIVIIIAYIOIAL MAIVISYKI Tel. 365-4465 herman Mills G dL k to th Class of H82 From the BOSTON SHOE STORE Where There Is Footwe I the Entire Family T I 532 25 GIGGEY'S EXXON Sporting Goods and General Merchandise TI5282 9 PII M McKENNY'S sf? LWCLOTHING DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY OF AROOSTOOK S T 0 R E Member Fmc ws ARE THE BANK Eu Tei- 529-2254 DEPoslToRs Tnusr Patten, Maine COMPLIMENTS OF I.R.H VEY CO. N W y H gh -P J I F I -Ag I T I 532-2345 M ket Square H Iton, Maine 04730 NATIONAL STAFICH 81 CHEMICAL EIQEMRQ Com I'ments DINER 'Lf MZQUT Foes TIDD'S KAWASAKI AN D Compgnents HONDA SALES 81 HOU'--I-CN SERWCE TRUST co. HATFIELD RANDALL DEAD RIVER ASSOCIATES A CQ- I N Heat Oil and Furnace Masonic H el. 528-2358 C mmf yt N , pf coNonATuLATloNs TO THE 0 cl.Ass OF 'az NQWW W J E A SHUP THE Portland Savings BANK Market Square Houlton, Maine 04730 532-9557 norm fwf,zp,W::a':f.aQ0 COMPLIMENTS OF HOULTON CRAFT 'D AND SEWIN G Houlton Maine A D ' LXILMIIUE Brunswick, Unger, Sp' d B I Y d P it J I d Appliance Stores C t d gDMC?l:I:: B k HM It StM A T I ph he 532-3349 T I ph 532 3816 BENN'S AUTO SALES, INC. LEWIS' GENERAL Used Cars and Parts Polaris Snow Sleds - U N D R 'Zn' A252238 Sherman Mins, Maine 04116 H It Maine Sh p while you do y u Iaundryl T I Ph ne 5324540 We give SGH Green Sta p 365-4538 C0NijjQ'j,jfQ,Q'0NS NICKERSON CONSTRUCTION WAYNE'S AuTo Gravel sl USED CARS ELM TREE DINER A- N- DERINGER, '+0'szf3'::!'::::: 'NC' GEORGE w. BANTON, n.M.D. FRANK QANDRY PROFESSIONAL SUNS ASSOCIATION Tel. 463-2236 Island Falls, Maine Contractor T I ph e528-2465 Patt M HOULTON RENTAL CENTER 75 Bangor Street Houlton, Maine Compliments of FOGG'S Patten, Maine Compliments of MAIN ST. AUTO BODY Patten, Maine Compliments of ART'S PHOTOGRAPHY Mt. Chase, Maine Compliments of complimems of PLANTATION TRADING POST PORTER 2I:?gT::li'SERvlcE Shin Pond, Maine 528-2524 Compliments of CRYSTAL LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Ervin Tower FISH 81 GAME CLUB Box 299 Sherman Mills, Maine Patten, Maine co 'p'i 'e 's of BAnnv's BARBER sHoP GOODRICH JEWELRY Kendall Street 5'!z Market Square Holman Maine Houlton, ME 04730 ' Compliments of , FORREST W. BARNES 'lgzzggglgqgps TORREY A. SYLVESTER Market Square JOHN O. ROGERS Houlton, Maine Attorneys at Law DR' PH P 'f' DWYER ROBINSON'S cnocenv Dentist Main St Houlton, Maine ' 532-2578 Island Falls, ME 463 2132 CLUKEY'S HARDWARE Main Street Island Falls, Maine Compliments ol SLEEPER FARMS Sherman Mills, Maine 04776 Compliments of , VARNEY'S CLOTHING STORE HUNT S RESTAURANT . . Home Cooked Food Main St. Island Falls, Marne Island Fans ME 463 2836 Telephone 463-2186 ' NORTHLAND MOTORS DONALD F. ELLIS, O.D. ROBERT D. ELLIS, O.D. New - Used Cars Sales and Service Datsun - Mercury - Lincoln 532-6529 BONNIE'S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations Hodgdgn, Maine McLAUGHLIN FARMS Tues. thru Friday Dyer Brook, ME 04747 8:00-5:00 Bonnie Quint 532-7555 LARSON'S FLYING SERVICE compliments of Houlton International Airport MARSHAU-,S MARKET Flight Instruction - Air Taxi N L. . k M . Scenic Rides ew lmerlc , anne SWALES 8. GOODWIN compuments of Attorneys-at-Law 23 Court Street, Box 306 PA-IIE: AU-IZOPARTS Houlton, Maine 414130 8 en' me Compliments of Compliments of w. c. VARNEY s. soNs, mc. ANNE SILOWER Massey-Ferguson Farm Machinery CRAFT SH P Houlton, Maine 532-2021 Patten, Mage MILMAC INC. Manufacturers of Cedar Fencing Houlton, Maine Compliments of CARVER'S CHEVRON Jonesred's Chainsaw Sales and Service Compliments of Get Your Wheels Aligned at . BOUTILIER'S FLORISTS SIDE'S GARAGE Houlton, Maine Sherman Station 532-2997 365-4227 AIRPORT MACHINE 81 WELDING P. O. Box 988 International Airport Houlton, Maine 04730 Tel. t207Q532-3631 Compliments of CULLEN'S GULF Sherman Mills, Maine SHOLLER'S GARAGE Welding and Auto Repair Smyrna Mills, Maine 757-8627 SHERMAN TEXACO Open 24 Hours Restaurant, Gas, Diesel 365-4202 BERNIE'S TRANSMISSION Specializing in Automatic Transmissions Million Mile Muffler Custom Pipe Bending Compliments of MERROW DEPT. STORE Patten, Maine IRVING SANDERS Irv's Organic Potatoes Linneus, Maine 532-2735 PATTEN INS. AGENCY INC. Dependable Service Patten, Maine Compliments of THOMAS W. WELLS, P.A. Attorney at Law LITTLETON GAS North Road Houlton, Maine Gas and Diesel Fuel TINGLEY BROTHERS GARAGE North Road Houlton, Maine RUSTY NAIL CRAFTS North Road Houlton, Maine FITZPATRICK EQUIPMENT Used Trucks - Trailers HOULTON M01:ll:tS1 :lNDdALLIED SALES and Farm Equipment H It Isa. North Road, Houlton, Maine olgagngsaanne 532-9335 ' ROGER CUNUFFE AROOSTOOK FRUIT 81 PRODUCE INC Home Lite - Arien Sales and Service Houlton, Me. 04730 Access Road - P. O. Box 157 Houlton, Maine 04730 Tel. I207l 532-2249 Compliments to the . class of ,82 Compliments of YORK FORD SALES VARNIEY EAULOISUPPLY North Road, Houlton, Maine ou on' am' Compliments of PEABODY INTERNATIONAL Yamaha Snowsleds and Motorcycles GERRY'S AUTO BODY 56 Bangor Street Houlton, Maine Houlton, Maine Tel. 532-3836 McGILLICUDDY OIL COMPANY TRAVELERS' TEXACO North Road, Houlton, Maine U.S. Route 1 Home Heating and Gasoline I-95 North Rd. Industrial Lubricants P. O. Box 497 532-2382 Houlton, Maine 04730 Y0RK,S DAIRY BAR STAR DUST MOTEL INC North Road North Road . Hannon ME Houlton, Maine 04730 ' Waterbeds CRAWFORD HOMES, INC. . Compliments ot: Nom' Rd' auuss GULF Houlton, Me. 04730 H It M . 532-2444 ou on, ame HOGAN ENERGY CO. Gasoline and Heating Fuels DALLAS HOSFORD . Pulpwood Contractor s 'o St' o kr Id M ' 04763 Houlton, ME 04730 8 E753 Sf: 532-9222 ' CLARK'S AUTO SALES Used Cars Ed Clark - President Bangor Road, Houlton, Maine Congratulations to the Class of 82 From LILIANE'S ANTIQUES Island Falls, ME 463-2144 C0mP'ime 'S 0' HOWIE'S BARBER sHoP SOUTHERN AROOSTOOK INSURANCE Island Fgllsy Maine SERVICES Open Tues.-Thurs. 8:30-6:00 Market Square, Houlton 04730 FN- 8130-7200 Sal- 0200'5f00 532-7191 Closed Mondays compliments of LadiesJllzs::?a:::Euniors LOUGEE'S GENERAL STORE ' . . Dry Goods, Furnishings Moro Road . . . Sm ma Mins Maine Office Supplies, Equipment V ' Houlton, ME 04730 JOHN'S AUTO SALES AND SERVICE NEW MOON LUNCH Robert Kitchen Have a Treasure House Party 532-2109 Alice Walker Houlton, Maine 463-2444 U-Hauls Island Falls, ME AGNES GARDNER THE YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO NURSING HOME THANK' ALL OF THE BUSINESSES AND 8 Holland Street INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SPONSORED Houlton, ME 04730 OUR YEARBOOK. Compliments ot DEAD RIVER C0. Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1982 See us for all your heating needs! Eiiiiisggfi iii 157522322222 R30 22922 C? fg XG wiggeiiigi