Telstar Regional High School - Zodiac Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

Zodiac 1973 Telstar Regional High School Bethel, Maine JUNIOR CLASS Left to Right: Roberta Anderson, Wendy Cross, Nancy Verrill, Ann Dolloff, Linda Cole, Theresa Belisle. 5 JUNIOR CLASS First Row: A. Barker, B. Warner, E. Henly, G. Wight, S. Farrington. Second Row: D. Bailey, W. Cummings, A. Stinson, J. Snyder. Third Row: M. Elliot, H. Coolidge. 6 10TH GRADE First Row: L. White, V. Tyler, L. Witten, M. Wight. Second Row: V. Sumner, R. Wheeler, P. Savage, S. Seams, R. Grover. Third Row: P. Thurston, M. Wilson, K. White. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: D. Brooks, L. Brown, W. Appleby, K. Boyce. Second Row: V. Chenery, R. Clough, B. Colby, P. Bean. Third Row: C. Chapman, S. Berryment, L. Cayer, Mr. Abbot. 10TH GRADE First Row: J. Manson, K. Kenniston, J. Hakala, S. Holt. Second Row: M. Gauthier, S. Kendall, K. Henley, C. Learned, J. Hoyt, B. Howard, S. Howard, S. Kuvaja. Third Row: R. Gilbert, R. Gilbert, S. Holt, T. Howe, E. Kennett. 7 JUNIORS Standing: J. Richardson, T. Rosenberg. In the air: K. Merrill. JUNIORS Kneeling: E. Farnum, C. Henry, G. Falkenham. Standing: J. Johnston. JUNIORS Standing: B. House. Talking: B. Farnum. 10TH GRADE First Row: K. Cuff, K. Davis. R. Croteau. B. Davis, R. Fiske. Second Row: J. Dolloff, E. Cross. R. Dooen, K. Fiske. B. Cummings. Third Row: D. Dunham, J. Crockett, B. Farrington, G. Crockett. Fourth Row: D. Frazier, P. Farrar, R. Farnum, K. Farrington, W. Morton. SOPHOMORE CLASS The class officers this year are Betsy Davis and Regina Croteau Co-Presidents, Kendra Keneston secretary, Jean Manson, trea¬ surer, the advisors are Mr. Morton and Mr. Grover. The Sophomore Class has been very active this year WE are represented in various clubs and sports, a few would be Drama club, French club, Library club, football field hockey, ski team, basketball, etc. We have sponsored several money making activities like raffles and dances to raise money for a end of the year field day. Our biggest event is a dance with a group “Trucking. The We would like to thank our advisors very much. Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: J. Morin. J. Robertson, V. Meismer, T. Mills. Second Row: L. Roberts, C. Mason, B. Moore, G. Merrill. 9 FRESHMEN CLASS First Row. D. Dennis, P. Coolidge, A. Chase, J. Gammon, C. Gauthier, D. Farrow. Second Row: K. Deegan, R. Colby, E. Dombkowski, A. Gallant, D. Cole, D. Ellsworth. Third Row: R. Croteau, R. Farrington! J. Corriveau. N. Corriveau, H. Fryberg, V. Davis. Fourth Row: W. Gibson, J. Fleet, T. Fadner, Mr. Kersey! FRESHMEN CLASS Our class officers this year are Nancy Melville, President; Steve Blanchard Vice-President; Susan MacKay Treasurer, and Kathy Yeo for Secretary. Up to the date this is written, there hasn’t been much going on in the class. We’ve put on a movie, The Guns of Naverone, had a food sale, and concentrated whole heartedly on being the funkiest Fresh¬ men around; There are plenty of Freshmen in almost every activity, Drama Club, Cheerleaders, the Sr. Band and Chorus to name just a few. Too bad there aren ' t many things going on in the class itself. That’s just because we haven ' t wakened up yet. Just wait till next year! 10 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: T. Mills, L. Poland, C. Morgan, S. Roberts, L. Roseberry, D. Munt. Second Row: S. Nuppula, A. Packard, C. Olson, K. Richardson. Third Row: K. Morey, O. Morton, P. Murphy, B. Piawlock, P. Morin. Fourth Row: G. Sessions, B. Rickards, J. Roseberry, R. Mills, L. Richardson. Fifth Row: A. Seames, B. Piawlock, Mr. Fiske. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: J. Swan, B. Smith, M. Wight, T. Stecker, B. Swan, D. Smith. Second Row: J. Sweetser. M. Thurlow, R. Walker, J. Wheeler, K. Yeo, P. Sidelinger, J. Stowell. Third Row: B. Simmons, G. Wight, E. Tyler, K. Swasey. B. York, K. Wing. Fourth Row: Mr. Halle, A. Snyder, D. Smith. 11 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Mrs. Dombkowski, T. Linsbeck, S. Lamontagne, I. Howe, N. Melville, T. Mason. Second Row: D. Hunt, M. Jordan, R. Hall, S. McKay, K. Kelly. Third Row: J. Learned, B. Gilbert, K. Mason, J. Holt, M. Mills. Fourth Row: T. Martin, K. Mills, B. Hopkins. P. Hebert. First Row: M. Berry, D. Brooks, D. Brown, P. Balanger, S. Cayer, M. Chapman. Second Row: C. Bennet, B. Carver, R. Chapmen. Third Row: D. Buck, M. Brown, B. Bodwell, B. Brown, M. Bennet, D. Brown. Fourth Row: W. Barker, M. Cayer, S. Blanchard, D. Bailey, Mrs. Arsenault. 12 8TH GRADE L. Mills, P. Roy, R. Saunders, B. Hutchinson, L. Morin. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: R. Clukey, D. Buck, P. Bean, J. Cayer. Second Row: R. Corriveau, P. Barker, S. Carver, C. Clough, L. Bean. S. Briggs. Third Row: J. Cole, D. Corriveau. A. Bachelder, L. Bennett, R. Cole, P. Bodwell, L. Corriveau. 13 8TH GRADE Left to Right: L. Gilbert, D. Dyke, S. Ellsworth, G. Dooen, D. Gammon, B. Cushing, B. Hart, E. Gross. B. Duham, D. Hanscom, D. Harlow. 14 EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right: L. Dooen, C. Cousins, D. French, L. Hall, S. Corriveau, F. Hamden, B. Cox. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: K. Waterhouse, A. Witter. Second Row: S. Vogt, L. Thayer. Third Row: H. Vail, M. Yeo. Fourth Row: T. Wight, B. Swan. Fifth Row: S. Swan, R. Waisanen, D. Webster, E. Waterhouse, M. Stone, J. Taylor. Sixth Row: B. Wight, E. Yates, P. White, L. Westleigh, P. Verrill. 15 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: H. Holt, A. Kennison, K. Ingraham, L. Heikkinen, R. Inman, K. Hutchins, B. Hutchins. Second Row: E. Heikkinen, N. Martin, B. Kimball, L. Littlefield, V. Learned, J. Marshall. D. Mason, D. Hertell. Third Row: C. Kailey, A. Lowe, V. Hathaway, A. Henley, W. Lane, M. Knights, S. Henely. 8TH GRADE B. Buswell, C. Chenery, K. Coolidge, S. Akers, N. Brown, J. Clement. 16 First Row: Mr. Brown, K. Brown, A. Evans, A. Cummings, D. Berry, B. Flynn, Mr. Prevost, M. Farrington, E. Chenery, J. Campbell, G. Gaudreau, P. Demarest, G. Dumham, M. Duguay, M. Bean, S. Feener, S. Buck. 7TH GRADE Left to Right: P. Keniston, E. Kelly, J. Knights, J. Holt. F. Lowell. D. Gammon, D. Mason. 8TH GRADE First Row: R. Snyder, L. Scott, C. Sessions, A. Russell, C. Smith, K. Sennett, K. Morgan, B. Philbrick. Second Row: J. Putnam, P. Morgan, M. Murphy, L. Poland, L. Patterson, R. Richards. 8TH GRADE B. Douglass, D. Dolloff, M. Dunn, J. Cuff. 18 7TH GRADE Left to Right: R. Merrill, T. Kuvaja, C. Ho we, R. Hart, C. Johnson, B. Hanscom. 7TH GRADE J. Hathaway, S. Littlefield, D. Garey, C. Gilbert. S. Merrill, E. Lovejoy, M. House. 19 SEVENTH GRADE First Row: M. Teague, J. Smith, D. Stone, B. Sessions, Q. Tyler, S. Stevens. Second Row: S. Carter, S. Smith, M. Wentworth, S. Wight. Third Row: L. Veo, A. Vogt, K. Swan. A. Rugg, L. Winslow, Mr. Emery, M. Wight, A. Summerton, P. Webster, P. Walker, T. Wight, M. Westleigh, E. Treadwell. 7TH GRADE M. Cousins, R. Cummings, D. Hebert, J. Colby, R. Cummings, P. Dolven, M. Dombkowski, D. Clements, D. Blanchard, C. Howe. 20 22 Rodney Abbott English 28 Charles Taylor Language MUSIC DEPT. Probably the most positive statement that I can make about Telstar’s music dept, is in relation to its growth during the past five years. We started the first year with only two performing groups, chorus and band, besides two Junior high and two senior high music courses. We now have six per¬ forming groups; Junior chorus, Senior chorus, Junior band, Senior band, Marching band, and Stage band. We have also started a string group with eight players, along with our Junior and Senior high music courses. The enrollment in the performing groups has grown from sixty students that first year to 225 students, more than one third of the student 32 James Fiske Science Nicolas CU Science 35 HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics department at Telstar has been very unique for the past 5 years. We have been the only public school in the state that has offered semes¬ ter courses for the sophomore through senior classes. We have been very proud of our course offerings and the fact that we have been able to reach a wide variety of students with differing abilities. Home Economics is no longer the stereotyped idea of just cook¬ ing and sewing. We encompass all phases of family life for both boys and girls, from the basic foods and clothing to family relations, child care, consumer economics, housing and interior decorating, to the boy’s chef course. Ralph Niemi Business Dept. Head David Denison Co-op Education Hebert, Pamela Ellen White, Beverly Ann Cheryl Cayer 50 Beverly White Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Track 3. Morin, Donald Coolidge, Albert Silver Peter Coolidge A.V. Club 2; German Club 3. Acts just like a frog. or You can tell he ' s French. 51 Henley, Bruce Albert Mr. Chatterbox Geradl, Paula 52 Lane, David Lester Hanscom, Christine Grover Most Elusive David Lane Track 1,2,3,4; X-Country 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3. I may be a loser, but I ' m good at it. Mark Colby 53 Mclnnis, Percy Lee Hanscom, Diane Buck, Roger Clayton Messiest Locker Longest Hair Most Absent Minded 54 Young, Kathryn Anne Kathy Young F.H.A. 1,2,3,4(President 4); English Ctub 1; Library 4. “Don ' t ask questions, just do it!“ Seames, Peter Joseph Jr. 56 Westleigh, Francis William 58 Benson, Pamela 59 Wing, Richard Keith 60 Packard, Robert Malcolm 61 Trinward, Kevin Jordan Most Athletic 62 Dianne Hunt Softball 1,2(Co-Captain), 3(Co-Captain), 4; Basketball 1,2(Manager); G.A.A. 3,4; Art Association 2,3; Ski Team 3. Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. 64 Hunt, Dianne Lee Littlefield, Randal Jay National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; F.T.A. 3; Track 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3(Treasurer), 4(President); Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Boy ' s State Delegate 3 Math League 2,3,4; All-State Band Delegate 4; Music Council 4; Stage Band 3; Chorus 3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 3,4(President). Meisner, Diane Marie Least Likely To ?????? 65 Most Studious All American Howe, Cathy Ellen Cutest Smile Cathy Howe Newspaper 1; F. H. A. 1; Band 1,2,3; Drama 1,2. Think and Become. Haley, Dana Francis 68 Karen Hathaway Cheerleading JV 2; Varsity 3; Library Club 2; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 2. Hathaway, Karen Ann Olson, Glenn N. Glenn Olson Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Math League 4; Varsity Rebels 3,4. 69 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Knitting, Crocheting Club 3. Joan Ellen Greenleaf Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4(Manager), F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Library Club 3.4; Newspaper 1,3(Secretary), 4(Editor); Spanish Club 2; String Group 3; Biology Club 2,3; Drama 2,4. Tomorrows are reached one day at a time. Greenleaf, Joan Ellen 70 Conrad, Toni Marie Toni Conrad Jr. Cheering 1; Varsity Rebels 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook 4; Basketball 2,3; G.A.A. 3,4; Newspaper 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish-Latin Club 2; Co-Badminton Champion 2; Co-op Education 4. 73 Terry Berryment National Honor Society 3,4; Cheering 1,2,3(Secretary), 4(Captain); G.A.A. 2,3; National Honor Society Regional Secretary 4; Math League 3; Varsity Rebels 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Co-Op Advisory Board 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Carnival Queen Candidate 4; Softball 2; Class Officer 3,4. Laughter, memories, and a few regrets. Berryment, Terry Lou Juliet Softball Merrill, Barbara Jean 74 75 Cole, Elton Lee Class Clown Friendliest Ear Emmy Award Elton Cole Drama Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3; Newspaper 3,4. Ooo! Oooh! Redman, Susan Jayne Sue Redman Newspaper Staff 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; English Club 1,2; Outing Club 2,3; Chorus 3. A little mischief by the way, a little fun to sport the day. 78 Cuff, Robert Heath Most Likely To ?????? 82 Ryerson, Perry Trent Morgan, Dana R. Gauthier, Margaret Lucy Tallest 86 r.n.M. I,Z, 0 ,H, uuimy WUU Liuigiy Club 4; Newspaper Staff 1; English Club 1; Yearbook 4. If it ' s painful for you to criticize your friends, you ' re safe in doing it. If you take the slightest pleasure in it, that ' s the time to hold your tongue. 87 Kuvaja, Sharon 88 Davis, Michael Allen All American Most Like| V To ?????? 89 90 ■ Bennett, Carolyn Anne VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: A. Seames, L. Brown, W. Cummings, K. Trinward, P. Blake, P. Farrar, F. Westleigh, R. Olson, F. Howard, T. Rosenberg, Coach LaValle. Second Row: D. Brooks, B. Swan, P. Poor, V. Davis, G. Olson, E. Chapman, B. Warner, R. Westleigh. Third Row: Coach Collins, D. Ellsworth, M. Wight, C. Olson, J. Fleet, M. Bennett, J. Sweetser, R. Wing, B. Henley. Fourth Row: Manager R. Mills, P. Taylor. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: T. Reed, S. Smith, A. Cummings, M. Dunn, J. Taylor, B. Flynn. P. Morgan, P. Bean. Second Row: D. Blanchard, Q. Tyler, S. Swan, J. Mills, B. Douglas, D. Webster, L. Bennett, P. Bodwell, D. Buck. C. Kailey. Third Row: Coach Hannon, J. Knights, B. Swan, A. Evans, E. Waterhouse, B. Wight, A. Lowe, E. Yates, N. Greenleaf, E. Kelly, Coach Brown. 97 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL J. Howe B Lyons B Smith Co-Captian S. Learned N. Scribner G. Packard B. Colby K. Richardson J. Gammon MAN. D. Learned J. Hoyt BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Blake, R. Olson, D. Ellsworth, F. Howard, G. Olson, V. Davis. A. Seams, W. Cummings, F. Westleigh, R. Julh, B. Stevens. 101 103 VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row: R. Wing, M Cole, B. Murphy. D. Brooks, L. Brown, K. Trmward, P Blake. 2nd Row: Coach Brown, G. Olson, D. Ellsworth, P. Seams. A. Seams. R. Olson, W. Cummings, P. Farrar, R. Julh, B. Steavens, Coach Collins. 105 STRING GROUP The String Group has been gradually progressing since January of 1972. It has given its eight members a wider knowledge and un¬ derstanding of string music. We performed for the public at a concert in the spring. The String Group offers a valuable opportunity to anybody who has an interest in a variety of music. STAGE BAND Our Stage Band at Telstar has been improving with age. It is now two school years old. We play all three types of stage band music — jazz, swing, and rock. The sound comes from six saxophones, four trumpets, three trombones, piano, guitar, bass (electric) and drum. Under Mr. Bangs excellent direction, we have played at basketball games, dances, and gone to the State-wide Competition, this past spring, where we showed how Telstar students can play; all in all the future holds great thing’s for this group. First Row: C. Davis, D. Buck, T. Mills, R. Pritchard, A. Chase, R. Cobb. Second Row: I. Howe, M. Wilson, M. Davis, T. Mills, E. Cross, K. Morey. Third Row: G. Bangs, R. Buck, T. Martin, E. Davis. 106 STRING GROUP First Row: R. Pritchard, L. Thayer, S. Wight, C. Parker. Second Row: S. Sumner, B. Davis. BANNER BEARERS M. Chapin, C. Twitchell COLOR GUARD Left to Right: J. Stowell, H. Bachelder, J. Hoyt, G. Packard. 107 MAJORETTES First Row: B. House. Second Row: P. Lamontagne. T. Linsbeck. Third Row: C. Henry, N. Scribner E. Clark. MUSIC COUNCIL R Littlefield, T. Mills, F. Morgan, L. Yeo, L. Littlefield, B. Davis. 109 SENIOR CHORUS The senior chorus has had an enviable season. Approximate¬ ly eighty members have participated in the three major con¬ certs during the course of this year. We owe our sincere thanks to Mr. Glenn Bangs for his cap¬ able and innovative directing. SENIOR HIGH BAND First Row: D. Hanscom, S. Gammon, S. Dombkowski, K. Littlefield, D. Brooks, M. Berry, D. Buck, D. Morgan, R. Pritchard, K. Davis. Second Row: B. Davis, P. Savage, R. Colby, S. Mackay, T. Mills, N. Melville, M. Brown, C. Olson, A. Chase, R. Cobb. Third Row: L. Yeo, L. Littlefield, R. Croteau, C. Fiske, P. Sidelinger K. Morey, P. Coolidge, A. Snyder. Fourth Row: L. Poland, E. Cross, T. Mills, E. Greenleaf, B. Swan. Fifth Row: I. Howe, M. Wilson, M. Davis. Sixth Row: B. Cummings, R. Littlefield. Standing: J. Snyder, N. Dock, C. Buker, D. Farrow. SENIOR BAND On the football field this year, the high spirited Se¬ nior Band stepped out with the largest enrollment to date. Marching with the band were the color guards, banner bearers, and the majorettes. Besides playing at home football games, the band presented a superb collection of music at the Christmas concert. An ex¬ change concert between Cali as band and Telstar band was conducted in March and April. To top off the year the band presented their annual Spring concert and again marched in the Memorial day parades. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: K. Morgan, S. Roberts, D. Cole, P. Coolidge. K. Morey, A. Rolfe, K. Davis, K. Klardie, C. Twitchell, M. Chapin, M. Pearson. Second Row: K. Littlefield, A. Gallant, S. Lamontagne, N. Scribner A. Pearson, P. Harlow, M. Roberts, T. Mills. D. Buck, K. Chapman. Third Row: S. Sumner, R. Anderson] P. Benson, B. White, A. Packard, G. Packard, E. Greenleaf, R. Dooen, B. House, T. Linsbeck, R. Cobb] P. Belanger. Fourth Row: P. Savage. S. Kendall, J. Stowell, E. Hoyt, D. Meisner, S. Kuvaja, J. Hoyt] H. Bachelder, V. Sumner, S. Learned, J. Robinson, D. Yates. Fifth Row: K. Yeo, J. Wheeler, T. Mason] R. Croteau, S. Seames, M. Wilson, M. Jordan, R. Pritchard, K. Davis. Sixth Row: J. Learned, V. Meisner] E. Cole, T. Mills, M. Davis, I. Howe. Standing: Mr. Glenn Bangs. 110 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: S. Packard, L. Yeo, E. Lovejoy, M. Wentworth, M. Dombkowski, S. Perry, P. Mills, F. Lowell, M. Packard, C. Howe, C. Parker, R. Pritchard. Second Row: M. Duguay, I. Roberts, C. Smith, S. Smith, J. Colby, A. Vogt, E. Mortan, R. Inman, L. Littlefeild, R. Palmer. Third Row: D. Berry, B. Flynn, W. Lane, S. Ellsworth, V. Learned, L. Winslow, T. Wight, S. Flynn, J. Taylor, K. Coolidge, P. Owens, S. White. Fourth Row: J. Hoyt, T. White. JR. BAND First Row: J. Putnam, D. Pearson, S. Morrill, E. Kelly, F. Lowell, P. Kennison, B. Dunham, R. Merrill. Second Row: A. Cousins, A. Summerton, S. Littlefield, V. Sumner, V. Hathaway, D. Hanscom. Third Row: G. Dunham, K. Coolidge, N. Brown, S. Berry, J. Mills, M. Wentworth. Fourth Row: T. Wight, P. Roy, C. Parker, F. Morgan, S. Akers, M. Dombkowski, P. Owen. Fifth Row: K. Brown, T. Reed, E. Lovejoy, L. Mills, E. Morton. Standing: R. Rickards, L. Thayer. JUNIOR CHORUS Junior high chorus is made up of 41 people. We have two representatives (Lauri Littlefield and Linda Yeo). They help Mr. Bangs with the rules and regula¬ tions for the chorus to fol¬ low. The librarian Amy Vogt passes out the music and collects it, then puts it in a file. The manager Lauri Lit¬ tlefield warms the group up by doing the scale once or twice. We have been successful in singing with alot of good music. We sang at the Christmas and Spring Concert. We have had alot of fun this year! JR. HIGH BAND Jr. High Band at Telstar consists of approximately 40 members and is growing all the time. We have a selection of instruments. The band meets after school for about an hour on Thursday nights. They perform at Christmas Spring concerts, and bas¬ ketball games . .. ill CHESS CLUB First Row: T. Wight, D. Clements, J. Gibson, B. Caver, R. Buck, S. Wight. M. Wentworth. Standing: E. Dombkowski, J. Taylor, H. Kennison, R. Swain, M. Davis, R. Littelfield, M. Murphy, L. Brown. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: P. Mills. S. Akers, C. Cousins, S. Caver. Standing: P. Baker, C. Clough, M. Dombkowski, J. Taylor P. Morgan, L. Mills, B. Flynn, A. Smith, F. Morgan. 112 VARSITY REBELS CLUB First Row: B. Stevens, R. Olson, B. Warner, B. Cummings. Second Row: R. Juhl, K. Trinward, G. CayfiL L. Brown. Third Row: B. Henly, W. Cummings. Fourth Row: D. Brooks. VARSITY REBELS CLUB First Row: T. Rosenberg, T. Conrad, J. Holt. A. Smith. D. Learned. Second Row: G. Olson, G. Howe F. Howard, S. Learned, W. Cummings, R. Dooen. Third Row: P. Blake, A. Rolfe, P. Taylor. 113 ART ASSOCIATION First Row: J. Learned, M. Jordan, T. Linsbeck, H. Mortan, S. Lamontagne, B. Lyon, K. Deegan. Second Row: B. Cummings, M. Wheeler, P. Morin, M. Thayer, P. Sweetser, J. Stowell. SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: R. Littlefield, C. Littlefield, S. Bryant, R. Swain. Standing: N. Scribner, S. Dombkowski S. Berryment, M. Davis, P. Poor, D. Farrow, T. Stecher. 115 A. V. CLUB First Row: R. Littlefield, R. Fiske, B. Stevens. Second Row: K. Bean, B. Davis, R. Olson, F. Howard, M. Wight, G. Howe. OUTING CLUB First Row: M. Colby, G. Howe, P. Applin, M. Wight, E. Kennett. Second Row: P. Thurston, K. Trinward, M. Davis, J. Gibson, D. Haley, B. Davis, R. Buck. 116 F.H.A. 1st Row: Mrs. Arsenault, R. Snyder. B. Philbrick, G. Dooen, L. Heikenen. 2nd Row: C. Davis, E. Greenleaf, S. Lamontagne. B Smith, L. Roseberry, K. Sennett. 3rd Row: K. Deegan, R. Dooen, K. Young. G. Packard. B. Farnum. LIBRARY CLUB On the floor: R. Dooen, P. Savage, J. Hakala, T. Conrad, J. Manson, J. Johnston, J. Robinson, E. Greenleaf. G Howe Second Row: C. Henry, S. Jordan, P. Savage, K. Haskell, R. Croteau, B. Farnum, K. Klardie, Mrs. Gibbs, S. Seams, S. Berryment, G. Packard. Third Row: K. Young. S. Howard, B. Howard, B. Farrington, H. Bacheler, J. Hoyt, V. Meisner. 117 DRAMA CLUB Fir S t Row: P. Murphy, K. Mills, M. Jordan. Second Row: B. Piawlock, J. Wheeler, T. Mason, E. Tyler Third Row: K. Deegan, M. Chapman, T. Linsbeck, B. York, S. Gammon, D. Duguay P Belanger Fourth Row: J. Learned, D. Buck. L. Poland, E. Greenle af, J. Gibson, T. Mills, W. Gibson. Fifth Row R. Croteau, J. Snyder, T. Mills. 118 DRAMA CLUB First Row: K. Olson, V. Tyler, J. Robinson, V. Knights, J. Stowell, C. Henry. Second Row: R. Pritchard K. Klardie, K. Haskell, J. Manson. Third Row: H. Berry, B. Croteau, E. Cole, R. Dooen, C. Littlefield, G. Durgin. Fourth Row: M. Davis, R. Buck. Fifth Row: J. Johnston, S. Seams, R. Cobb. 119  . . 4K kuririmUiiiii -■ wr nan . • ' ' «!«• « r : v, ' —•• . ...... ' •:• ' ■■ •; . -■ ,-•• ■ ■SSMM ' ' t . V. SOFTBALL K. Yeo, I. Howe, N. Melville, D. Hunt, B. Smith, J. Gammon, N. Fox, C. Learned, K. Richardson, B. Colby, J. Howe, C. Bennett, N. Dock, A. Chase, B. Merrill, N. Scribner. D. Learned. S. Lamontange, A. Packard, S. Kuvaja, C. Learned. 121 A. James Fiske Timothy Kersey Two outstanding Telstar teachers, Timothy Kersey and A. James Fiske as seen at work in their classroom-laboratory. Each received na¬ tional acclaim on February 1st, 1973 when the American Association of Physics Teacher granted them a joint award for their entry the “Inno¬ vative Teaching of Secondary School Phycias Contest . Four other Car- nesgile Corporation support awards were made to participants on a nation wide basis 123 GIRLS SR. HIGH SKI TEAM First Row: P. Balanger. J. Man- son, S. Bryent. S. Dombkowski. Second Row: N. Melville, Coach Dunham, K. Kelly, C. Gauthier Third Row: C. Cousins, M Brown, R. Fiske, B. Smith, M Gauthier, E. Cross. BOYS SR. HIGH SKI TEAM First Row: E. Dombkowski, T. Stecker, B. Carver. Second Row: B. Henley, K. Trmward, R Mills, L. Brown. Third Row: B. Thurston. D. Brooks, D. Farrow. M Stecker. Fourth Row: E. Kennett, T. Rosenberg, D. Haley, B Cummings, J. Fleet, B. Murphy. 126 GIRLS JR. HIGH SKI TEAM First Row: F. Morgan. Second Row: V. Learned, S. Voght. Third Row: K. Hutchins, C. Cousins, L. Thayer. BOYS JR. HIGH SKI TEAM Front to Back: S. Smith, F. Lowell, S. Morril, E. Kelly. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 1972-73, the first year for Cooperative Education. The program has helped more than forty students by giving them training and job experience in vocations they want to pursue when they finish their education. The first year of CO-OP has been successful because of the performance of the students in the program. Every student involved can feel that they contributed to the success of the program this year and were instrumental in the continuation of the program. 130 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This has been the best season for cheering in the history of Telstar! In football and cross-country we had an undefeated season. Both Junior Var¬ sity and Varsity Cheering squad re¬ ceived charmes because our teams were MVC Champions. In basketball we had the best season yet, and we’re sure next year will even be better. We are losing three seniors this year; Terry Berryment, Ann Rolfe, and Alice Smith. We would like to thank Mrs. Applin for the many things she has done for us this year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st Row: A. Smith, P. Savage. A. Rolfe, K. Morey. 2nd Row: T. Berryment. S. Kendall, T. Inman, J. Hakala. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 1st Row: K. Kenniston, K. Morrill. 2nd Row: K. Fiske, S. Mclnnis. S. Berryment. 3rd Row: D. Brooks, C. Bennett. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Even though the J.V. squad has had many mishaps, we’ve managed to stick together through both football and basket¬ ball seasons. We’d like to commend the boys for their teamwork and fighting spir¬ it; also, the school for their support, and especially; we ' d like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Applin, for putting up with us. 131 LIKES DISLIKES SECRET AMBITION NICK-NAME Sharon Kuvaja sports cooking ice cream prejudiced people spinach trying to figure out what to do after high school Shari Peter Seames hunting fishing racing and girls nosey teachers to be a racer Rusty Robert Packard schlitz school none Bobby Vicki Meisner my guitar home to get out Vickory Danny Kennagh fast cars some women loud-mouths jokers to pass history D. K. Whitney beer motorcycles fords Karen Page children waterbeds Telstar R. H. S. cleaning houses Marine Biologist to find a store where 1 can find shoes my size. Karen Sheldon Morgan Ski route fords chevys to try to chase the right girl to Shell-bee marry Valerie Knights all kinds of things Flexible system to go across the country Val Vicki Wing Ski d oos Richard F. dresses school to pass my Senior year Vic-Chick plain people snobby people David Lane blondes brunettes greasers homework to replace Don Juan Davy any girls (decent) frigidity Robert Stevens fast cars girls fords skitcam own the Milwaukee Bucks Hudder Kawasaki Lisbon Basketball team Kathy Young kittens fall rain dark eyes quick tempers Frenchman ' s hole to own a house of ill repute Idiot Mark Colby Jamaican grass Old Milwaukee Beer clogged pipes too many seeds in to replace Dr. ZigZag long hair an ounce Ricky Richards ZigZag Wheat papers people from Jamaica ZigZag papers hot pipes FBI undercover agent Cic Stephen Fyrberg camping, girls tomatoes wine, math go to California Furbush Belinda Briggs football games Peter homework squash is to remain a secret BeJay Alice Smith sunny spring days picnics onions being alone to always be happy so everyone else will be happy McAllister Nancy Hanscom reading playing the piano final exams school to go to Ireland Nance Mike Davis V. W., ocean Tomatoes $2.00 bills bu’.ljhit to find Frodo Mike Toni Conrad everything snobby people to find Prince Charming and live happily ever after Crank Roberta Croteau days off from school carrots to be a famous actress Berta summer acting prejudice Ray Baker skiing, smoke drink D . Yeo to travel Bake Edward Currier golf, baseball school, dancing to buy a motorcycle Eddy John Currier baseball fish game club school, work football to get out of Maine Johnny Debra Learned sports fun, art snobby people show offs go into military services Dub animals summer cracker cheese nursing homes Diane Meisner sewing, knitting ski ' dooing traveling public speaking secretary Diane Kerry Nevel none everything to leave Maine Kerry 136 LIKES DISLIKES SECRET AMBITION NICK-NAME Barbara Merril Bobby H. fighting to get married B. B. Babba Brenda Lyon Sherwood J. mountain climbing blue sky green forestry trucks pollution forest ranger to have a White Mt. Forestry truck Brenda Glenn Olson Karen Hathaway Taylor to be a coach opposite Taylor Glenn Marilyn Roberts spring, hayfields The Waltons satisfaction student teachers cig. smoke calories, cliques to be slim Mem Ann M. Rolfe Peter Blake Scooter skiing gossip Mrs. Bane to be a Blake Anny Punkin Paul Benson mechanics school airplane pilot Paul Terry Berryment skiing going for walks vegetables people who are late just to be happy Ter Robert Buck reds, Yamaha ' s Paul Farrar U.S. History to live in an extinct volcano Rog Terri Campbell hamburgers school to be noisy Fred Glen Carver cooking red heads Telstar Lunches Head Chef Scurvy Elton Cole acting, eating laughing none Cooking acting Cary Grant Suzi Redman Albert happy people sitting still none Sue Judy Merrill tea, freedom prunes, raisins to be content Judy Brian Bailey days off work to be rich Brian Pamela Benson boys dried on gum to be a famous writer Benjy Devon Andrews pizza guitars big amps work to be another Claus Voorman Pogy Mary Ellen Andrews my Poop skiing Scruffy the army to be slim Mellen Jeanne Walker travel kids conceited people none Jeanne Leslie Bailey girls bikes cars dogs Oters traveling with the Joe Cool series Joe Danny Barker graphic arts flying not much to be a pilot Danny Carolyn Bennett softball liver to be a success Cab Kevin Trinward moon green peppers none Buck Wheat Jimmy Gibson chess Math League cutting up Roger B. $3.00 bills to gyre gimble in the wade Big Jim Gibber Cathy Howe muscles sleep, wind communication dirt, onions unnecessary violence laughing, nudity to be plausible or travel in space Grace Sharon Jordan summer saying goodbye doesn ' t have one Sharon Janine Wilson shot of tequila food, hot cars poohs peckalits freedom fake people divorces, jealousy work. Bethel certain people to be a New England drag driver with Travis Lee Nean Richard Wing soup, skiing orange juice tuna fish learn to be forgiving Tricky Dick Sharon Dombkowski falling stars Bridge, East Bethel telephone calls noise, tension irresponsible people repetition to make ends meet, to be a woman astronaut Stripper Crash Dibbledowski Gail Dickey Summer traveling people lumpy potatoes Boston to be able to do all that 1 want to Gail Patty Green boys, money eating liver working to be quiet Basil Robert Howe Barbie motorcycles fighting to own a Norton 850 Bob Karen Hathaway Glenn boring classes if 1 told you it wouldn ' t be a secret Karen Richard Jodrey parties french foods getting up in the morning if 1 told you it wouldn ' t be a secret Farm 137 PATRONS Akers Ski Mr. Mrs. Kimball Ames Andover Variety Mr. Mrs. Alden Briggs Mr. Mrs. Donald Brown Alan Burgess Summer Burgess Mr. Mrs. Seymour Charlie ' s Chevron Richard Collins Conners Garage Mr. Mrs. Earl Davis Henry J. Dombkowski Mr. Mrs. James Duran Mr. Mrs. Norman Duran Mr. Mrs. Leland Dunham Mr. Mrs. Donald FiField Mr. Mrs. Albert Flanders Mr. Mrs. Harold L. Frazier French Club The Gem Shop Graphic Arts Fund Mr. Mrs. Ralph S. Hall Dr. Loy S. Harrell Colwyn F. Haskell Lois Hart Mr. Mrs. Charles Jarros Mr. Mrs. Oscar Johnson Mrs. Annie Joudan Joudan ' s Restaurant Lee ' s Variety Store Marston ' s Garage Marston ' s Store Stuart Mclnnis Mr. Mrs. Richard Milville Mr. Mrs. Roger Mills, Jr. Norseman Inn Mr. Mrs. William Nuppula Phillips 66 Red Rooster Steve Seams Mr. Mrs. Eddie K. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Ralph Summerton Sunday River Tree Service Mr. Mrs. Dexter Stowell Marilyn J. Thayer John W. Trinward The Village Restaurant Mr. Mrs. David Walker Western Auto Store Elizabeth E. Whight The Window Box Woof ' n Weft Fabric Shop Mr. Mrs. Archie Young, Jr. H. John Young. M.D. BRONZE STAR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Keith Bartlett Bethel Citizen Bethel I.G.A. Bethel Inn Bethel Spa Browns Variety Casco Bank Chapin ' s Shell Station Greenleaf ' « Funeral Home Hathaway ' s Country Store Philip Koronen Sunri Ski Shop R. J. Swain Co. SILVER STAR PATRONS Bethel Savings Bank Stowells Silk Spool Co. GOLD STAR PATRONS P. H. Chadbourne Telstar Senior High Student Council 138 When you have a great team attitude, a great team effort, and a great team spirit; you usually end up with a great team. This is what happened at Telstar this year. The football team had all these assets going for them, and more, to end up winning the M.V.C. title and the Class C Championship. It was truly a team effort — one time our defense would rise to the occasion, an¬ other time our offense would come through when we needed it. But always there was someone that came through. There were many outstanding individual efforts that certainly can be looked back upon with pride. Offensively, we combined a quick-hitting line, featuring Bruce Henley, Glen Olson, Ricky Westleigh, Frank Howard, Randy Olson, Tim Rosenberg, and Alan Seames, with a hard-running backfield composed of Peter Blake, Levi Brown, Doug Brooks, and Paul Farrar. With this combination we sustained a solid, crunching, time consuming ground game that overpowered opponents. Top reserves, who performed excellently during the course of the season were Ricky Wing, Gary Wight, Kevin Trinward, Francis Westleigh and Wayne Cummings. Defensively, the team gave up a total of 33 points, which is very impressive, and did not allow a point scored against them at home. The defense was solid throughout the year with excellent line play from Bruce Henley and Alan Seames at the ends and Randy Olson and Glen Olson at the tackles and Tim Rosenberg at middle guard. The soled linebacking trio of Frank Howard in the middle. Ricky Westleigh and Kevin Trinward on the flanks was outstanding. The fleet secondary consisted of Peter Blake, Paul Farrar, and Wayne Cummings. Top defensive reserves were Levi Brown, Doug Brooks, Francis Westleight, Ben Warner, and Gary Wight. Fine efforts by the J.V.’s proved to be tough competition for the regulars during the week. Yes, it is a season to remember! • t . .% % .. V «■