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

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RAYLENE RENEE WILSON LIKES: HIKING. RAINY DAYS. TACOS. GOOD MUSIC. PLANTS DISLIKES: WRITING LETTERS. SWEET PICKLES. MONDAYS. SHOES STUDENT COUNCIL 3; BASKETBALL 1.2.3: SOFTBALL 1.2.3; BAND 2.3; YEARBOOK 2.3; NEWSPAPER 2; N.H.S. 3; OUTING CLUB 2 ELDEN HAYES YATES BIG FOOT ” LIKES: CARS. GIRLS. DRAG RACING DISLIKES: SCHOOL LUNCHES. STUCK-UP PEOPLE NOTED FOR: HAVING BIG FEET SECRET AMBITION: TO BE A WELDER WEAKNESS: FOOD, GIRLS FAVORITE SAYING: EVERYONE YOU PASS UP IS SOMEONE YOU WON’T GET LATER ON IN LIFE BASKETBALL 1; SKIING 1; LIBRARY CLUB 2.3 BRENDA JEAN BUSWELL “ BUZZ-BUZZY ’’ LIKES: PARTIES DISLIKES: JOCKS NOTED FOR: GETTING INTO TROUBLE SECRET AMBITION: TO LEAVE BETHEL. AS SOON AS I CAN WEAKNESS: HOMEWORK LISA TERRY DODEN “ FLOPPY ” LIKES: MOTORCYLES. VODKA COLLINS. SWIMMING. J.C.. BATHROOM DISLIKES: SCHOOL, HOT LUNCH NOTED FOR: MISSING SCHOOL SECRET AMBITION: TO MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF MY LIFE WEAKNESS: PARTIES. BOYS. TO HAVE ALOT OF FUN ARLYNN ANN GILBERT “ HORSEY ” LIKES: DAVID H.. HORSES. CAMPING. CANOEING. BABY ANIMALS DISLIKES: SNOBS. BOY-CHASERS. SHOW-OFFS. MONDAYS. RAINY DAYS NOTED FOR: MY LOVE FORt HORSES SECRET AMBITION: TO RAISE. TRAIN. AND BREED HORSES WEAKNESS: DAVID H.. GIN AND LEMONADE FIELD HOCKEY 1 .2; SOFTBALL 1: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1

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KIMBERLY KAY WHITTEN KIM ” LIKES: SKI-TOURING. PETER. SUMMER. WEEKENDS DISLIKES: BUCKET SEATS. KNOW IT ALLS. SITTING ON THE BENCH NOTED FOR: SICK JOKES. LAUGHING SECRET AMBITION: TO GO TO HAWAII. TO BE JUDGE ON THE SUPREME COURT WEAKNESS: FOOD. B.C.. MUSIC STUDENT COUNCIL 3 SEC. 4; FIELD HOCKEY 3; BASKET- BALL 2 3 4; SOFTBALL 2.3 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; YEARBOOK 1.2; NEWSPAPER 1; MATH LEAGUE 2.3; N.H.S. 3 PRES. 4 PEP CLUB 4 BRADLEY STEPHEN WIGHT “ PEANUT ” LIKES: PARTIES. GIRLS. ANYTHING EXCITING DISLIKES: SCHOOL FOOD. SNOBBY PEOPLE NOTED FOR: BEING A SUPER JOCK. A PARTY POOPER TRIPS TO ANDOVER SECRET AMBITION: IF I TOLD YOU IT WOULDN ' T BE FUN FOR ME TO KNOW WEAKNESS: GIRLS. FOOD FOOTBALL 1 .2 3 4; BASKETBALL 1; TRACK 1.2.3.4; LIBRARY CLUB 2: PEP CLUB 4 THOMAS LOWELL WIGHT “ TOM LIKES: FRESH SNOW. GOOD FOOD. GOOD FRIENDS DISLIKES: VAIN HOPES. FALSE RELIGIONS SELF-RIGHTEOUS PEOPLE NOTED FOR: BEING IN THE A.V. ROOM SECRET AMBITION: TO ENJOY LIFE TO IT ' S FULLEST WEAKNESS: TOO MUCH AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING: MONDAY IS ONLY ONE DAY OF THE WEEK STUDENT COUNCIL 1. TRACK 1,2,3.4; BAND 1,2,3.4: CHORUS 1.2.3. 4 ; LIBRARY CLUB 2,3.4; DRAMA CLUB 3,4; YEARBOOK 4; NEWSPAPER 2.3.4; A V. CLUB 2.3.4; MATH LEAGUE 1.2 3 4; N.H.S. 3.4; INTERACT 2.3

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of ' 77, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and considering the uncer¬ tainty of this life, do make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament as follows: I, Sherry Akers, leave to Kathy Emery my nose, my bosom, and hairless bellybutton— anyone ' s would be better than hers. I, Peter Bodwell, leave to Mr. Hannon an empty space under his desk blotter where he usu¬ ally finds my late gym papers. I also leave my gym locker shelves to Richard Morton in hopes he can find his own socks and clothes. I, Nancy Brown, leave my chair and sitting with the Field Hockey girls at the Chicken Coop to Mr. Hannon. I, Brenda Buswell, leave to Sharon Gould the upstairs and the downstairs bathroom to smoke in- and not to get suspended for it. I, Carrie Chenery, leave to Elaine Corriveau my Shorthand notes, my quietness, Fido ' s duds and some bunnies. I, Janice Clements, leave to Mr. Kavanaugh my beautiful smile and just a few love taps. I, Susan Corriveau, leave to Telstar more Corriveau ' s to come; my act for getting in trouble for another Corriveau gang to take over. I, Scott Dennis, leave to Mr. Keniston the ability to smile when a Senior eats lunch during the Sophomore lunch period. Also to Mr. Taylor, I leave the ability to control his jealousy when a guy puts his arm around his girl in the halls. To the rest of my teachers, I leave my thanks for all the good times and all the things I ' ve learned in your classes. I, Dave Dolloff, leave the front seat in Mrs. Berry ' s room to the next sucker who takes her class. Also my famous question to Mr. Flynn, Can I leave early? . I, Gail Dooen, leave to Retta Wight a nice dark room with an inside lock in my chalet. Also to Mrs. Berry, I want to say, Thanks for the advice, but really— if you ' ve seen the pink fairy, then I think it ' s o.k. for me to go ahead and get married . I, Michael Dunn, leave to Leigh Michaud a life-size Scotty doll to keep her company in the corner next year. Also I leave a wheelbarrel to Dan Cummings. I, Brian Dunham, leave to the trumpet players of Telstar, 1 4 of Shimamura so that he may become the next A1 Hirt of Telstar. my skills and 3 4 to Billy I, Susan Ellsworth, leave the sincerest regrets to any students who have Mr. Flynn as an English teacher in the years to come. I, Karen Emery, leave to Mr. 6 Mrs. Taylor my love and appreciation for people because they sure don t have any. Also I leave to Mr. Keniston my great appreciation for being such a fabulous teacher m the two years that I ' ve taken his classes. To Kathy, my sister, I leave my small, nose; it ' s not that hers is big, it ' s just that mine is smaller. To my brother, Jerr, I leave my leg and arm muscles because he can sure use some. I, Arlynn Gilbert, leave my messy locker to whomever gets it next year. Also all my P.E. papers to Mrs. Durgin. I also leave a set of story books to next years myth class. I, Alvin Gross, leave to Ricky Hart all of my empty beer bottles. I, Loma Hall, leave absolutely nothing; I ' m taking it all with me. I, Victor Hathaway, leave to Mr. Tripp my space in the Graphic Arts room. Also to next year ' s Drama Club I leave faith, hope and charity.