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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

■ DEDICATION Mike Brooks was a 12 letterman at Telstar having earned a varsity letter all four years in football, skiing, and baseball. Mike was also named captain and MVP at least once in all three sports he partici¬ pated in. He was an outstanding fullback on the football team, the New England High School ski jumping champion, and probably the best two-way catcher the baseball team at Telstar has ever had Mike was a very dedicated person to the entire athletic program at Telstar, but, his unselfishness to his fellow classmates, friends, and coaches will never be forgotten. — Peter Brown MESSAGES FROM THE ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Kenneth Smith Formal education is a major vehicle for transmitting knowledge, skills, and culture to the population. All persons are affected by the successes (or failures) of those who partici¬ pate in educational activities. Education comes in many levels: elemen¬ tary, secondary, and post-secondary. I believe that a necessary pre-requisite to occupational and economic success is post-secondary edu¬ cation. I strongly urge Telstar graduates to per- sue higher education and take advantage of the many opportunities which our state and country have to offer. Principal Dr. Wayne Gersen Your teachers and I have worked hard to make your experiences at Telstar challenging and meaningful. We hope that each of you has gained the skills needed to lead a satisfying and productive life, and wish you the best of luck in the years ahead. DAVID ANDERSON Likes: Pot Dislikes: Teachers Plans: Work ANSSI ANTTILA Likes: Skiing, Good Food, Music Dislikes: Stupid People Noted for: Talking Funny Secret Ambition Being Happy All the Time Plans: To Find Something I Really Want to Do the Rest of My Life Favorite Saying: “Control Your Emotions Activities: Skiing — 4 KATHY BAILEY “BOUGA” Likes: Brian. Stars, Cows, Food Dislikes: Snakes, the Dark, Having My Feet Tickled, Being Told What to Do Noted for: Being With Brian Secret Ambition: To Be a Sky Diver Plans: To Do What I Want to Favorite Saying: Go for It Activities: Field Hockey J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3. 4; G.A.A 1; Pep Club 1; Var¬ sity Club 2, 3; Yearbook 3. JEFFREY BARTON “JEFF” Likes: Cake, Girls, Work¬ ing Dislikes: Nuts, Drugs, Hot Dogs, Math Noted for: Being Reliable Secret Ambition: To Go Back to Nebraska Plans: To Become a Dairy Farmer Favorite Saying: “Go Jump in a Lake Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3,4 TRACY BENNETT “TRACE” Likes: Music, Flowers, The Cars, Being Alone, Summer Nights Dislikes: Getting Up in the Morning, Waiting. Not Getting My Own Way, Good-byes, The Summer of 79 Noted for: Wearing Flow¬ ers in My Hair, Being in My Own World Secret Ambition: To Be a Singer, to Own a Ranch Plans: To Be an Assistant Vet or Lab Technician Favorite Saying: “Live, Love. Laugh and Be Happy Activities: Basketball J.V. 1; Baseball Manager 2; Class Treas. 1; Spanish Club 3, 4 LORETTA BERRY “RETTA” Likes: My Family, Kids, Cold Busch, Field Hockey, Pizza Dislikes: Warm Beer, Bus Rides, Kelly’s Drinks, School, Being Alone Noted for: Being Married, Open Opinions Secret Ambition: To Live in a Mansion With a Wat- erbed Plans: To Have a Baby Girl Favorite Saying: “I’m Hungry,” ”_You” Activities: Track 1; Year¬ book 1, 4; Field Hockey Varsity 1, Co-Capt. 2, 4; Class Pres. 1, V.P. 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4 6 ROGER BERRYMENT “ROGER-DOGER” Likes: Good Music, Van Halen, Heiniken Dislikes: S.W., Warm Beer, H.G., and C.T.’s Like D.D.S Noted for: Being Skinny Secret Ambition: To Live Forever Plans: Forest Technician, Conservation Officer Favorite Saying: _You Right in the Lips ' ' Activities: Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot¬ ball 1. JODY BROWN “JB.” Likes Budweiser, Foot¬ ball, Doobies, Skiing Dislikes: Schlitz, Soccer Players, H.G Noted for: Being Late for Homeroom Secret Ambition To Become Rich Without Working Plans: To Travel Favorite Saying: “We Are Really Graduating Now Activities: Football 4. ANTHONY MICHAEL BUTTERS “PARKAY” Likes: Horror Movies, Mr Kersey s Cafeteria Dating Service, History, Peanuts, Splitting Wood Dislikes: Cameron’s Jokes, Flunking Drivers’ Test, Holes in Marana- cook’s Football Field, Jay Noted for: What Else, the Red Beacon Plans: College Activities: Football J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Co- Capt. 4; Track 1,2, Varsity 3, 4: Magic Club 1; Year¬ book 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 1,2; Boys’ State 3. THOMAS CARY “CANARY” Likes: Racing, Fast Cars, Girls, Fords Dislikes: People Telling Me What to Do, Chevy ' s, Ski-doo Noted for: Leaving School Early, Being Late Secret Ambition: To Live in Another State Plans: Retire at 38 Favorite Saying: “Excel¬ lent ' ’ Activities: X-Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1. GEORGE T. CAYER “CHIPPER” Likes: Football, Hunting, Cruising With Game Wardens, Graphic Arts, Photography Dislikes: Late Bus Run, Losing a Football Game, Poachers, Liars, Cheaters Noted for: Skipping Foot¬ ball Practice. Missing a Week of School in Nov., Going Back to a Certain Girl Secret Ambition: To Stay Single Plans: To Be a Game Warden or a State T rooper Favorite Saying: “Hi, How Are You?’’ Activities: Football Varsity 1,2, 3. 4 GARY DEAN CLEMENT “STEM” Likes: Performance, Mud- ding, Bob Seager, Sneaker Burns, Week¬ ends Dislikes: Plymouths. Warm Beer, Ski-doo’s, Fake Southern Accents Noted for: Being a Sucker for Punishment, Stopping on Rt. 5 Secret Ambition: To Be a Dallas Cheerleader Plans: To Run a Body Shop Favorite Saying: “Ya. But Who Do I Take? ' 7 PARKE CLEMONS “PACO” Likes Jenny, Spain, Ski¬ ing, Step Falls Dislikes J W College, Cat Aspirin Noted for: Accomplish¬ ments in Spain Secret Ambition: To Go Back to Spain Plans: To Go to College and Be With Jenny Favorite Saying: Give Me a Break Activities: Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Span¬ ish Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Boys’ State 3; Yearbook 4 TIMOTHY BRIAN CROSS “TIM” Likes: Parties, Bud, Skiing, Food. Free Periods Dislikes: Warm Beer, H.G, Snobby People Noted for: Frequent Trips to the Bathroom Secret Ambition: To Travel in Space Plans: To Travel Across the Country Favorite Saying: Wicked Activities: Football 1, 4; Ski¬ ing 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1. CAROL LYNN DAVIS Likes: John, Crystal, Big Bird, Orange Juice, Bas¬ ketball Dislikes: Drunks, Liver, Insects, Socks, 76ers Noted for: Trips to Liver¬ more Falls Plans: To Be Mrs John Jacques Secret Ambition: To Coach the Boston Celtics Favorite Saying: Where ' s Beryle? Activities: Field Hockey J V. 1, Varsity 2, 3; Bas¬ ketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 4; Track 1, 2; G.AA.1; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 KENNETH L. DAVIS “KEN” Likes Girls, Fast Cars, Miller, Fishing, Hunting Dislikes: Underclassmen, School Noted for: Bugging Mrs. Gibbs in the Library Secret Ambition: Own a Sporting Goods Shop Plans: Voc-Tech School Favorite Saying: ‘ No Biggy Activities: Library Club 2, 3,4. DAVID CLUKEY “CLUKE” Likes: Corvettes, Flying, Women, Parties, Excel¬ lent Rock and Roll Con¬ certs Dislikes: Days When Nothing Goes Right, Cold Weather, Ignoramuses, Serious Women, Jimmy Carter Noted for: Flying, Good _ , Wanting a Vette, Snowmobiling Secret Ambition: Be an Astronaut and Meet Mr Bill Plans: Move to Calif, and Stay Single KELLY JO DOOEN “KILLER” Likes: Sports, Trans Ams, Rainy Weather, Camaros, Motorcycle Riding, Coach Hannon Dislikes: Not Seeing a Certain Person and Being Alone, Mouthy People, Onions, Cigarettes, the Smoking Area Noted for: Being Up to Retta’s and Having a Good Time, Being Ugly in the Morning Plans: To Make Some¬ thing of My Life and Not Waste It Secret Ambition: To Be an Undercover Cop and a Lady Truck-Driver and to Live Happily With Some¬ one of the Opposite Sex!!! Favorite Saying Damn It, Look at Him Activities: Field Hockey J.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Track 1; Basketball Man¬ ager 3, 4; Baseball Man¬ ager 2, 4; G A A 1, 2; Class Officer V Pres. 2, Co-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2. WANDA JEAN ELLSWORTH Likes: Sandy Beaches, Sunrises, Siberian Husk¬ ies, Emeralds Dislikes: Tests, Snobs, Know-It-Alls, Windy Days, Being Alone Noted for Being Late to Mrs. Dombkowski’s Classes Plans: To Get Married and Raise a Family Secret Ambition: To Meet James Stacy Favorite Saying: No Sir!” HEIDI M. EMMONS “M M” Likes: Geff, Family and Friends, Mustaches, Green M Ms Dislikes Certain Librarians, School Rules, Snobs, Senior Privileges Noted for: Telling Tall Tales Secret Ambition: To Make as Many People Happy as I Can Favorite Saying: ‘ What a Bummer ” SCOTT FARRINGTON “SCOOTER” Likes: Rainy Days, Flying, Chevys, Hondas, Andover Dislikes: Fords, Pot-Heads, Stuck Up People Noted for: Having Red Hair, Breaking Pencils Secret Ambition: To Be Suc¬ cessful in My Own Business Plans: To Be Rich, Married, and Happy. TOM GAUDREAU “TOM- _ Likes: Diane, Certain Place at Mt. Abram, Fast Cars, Motorcycles Dislikes: Dr. Gersen, School Noted for: Late to School, and Leaving Early Activities: Basketball 1,2. CHRISTINE MARY GAUTHIER “TEEN” “GOACH” Likes: Being Number One in Field Hockey, Forest Lodge, Traveling, Sports, ERA Dislikes Being Hassled, Story Tellers, Fake Food Noted for: My Afro Secret Ambition: To Sam¬ ple My Way Around the World Activities: Field Hockey Varsity 1, 2, 3. Co-Capt 4; Skiing Varsity 1; Track 1; Softball 2, 3, 4; GAA and Varsity Club 1,2, Co-Pres 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, Co-Pres 4; Nat Honor Society 3. 4; B A E W.C. 3, 4 IRA GIBSON Likes Football, Marines, Girls, Rainy Days, Outdoors Dislikes: School, Snobby People, Big Crowds. Home Work Noted for: Wanting to Join the Marines Secret Ambition: To Own My Own Business Plans: To Be a Farmer Favorite Saying Never Fear, the Marine Is Here ” Activities: Football 3, 4 9 JUNE GOODWIN “GOONEE” Likes: Chicken and More Chicken Dislikes: Macaroni and Cheese, Enemies and People That Don’t Like Chicken Noted for: Being Quiet Secret Ambition: To Jump the Androscoggin on My Honda and Pray I Make It Plans: To Make Some¬ thing of Myself Favorite Saying ‘Til Make It.” N LOUISE ELLEN HAINES “WEEZ” Likes A Certain Senior Guy, South Paris, Food, Blue Eyes, Children Dislikes: Liver, Saying Good-Bye, Homework, People Who Think They Know It All, Bugs Noted for: Eating a Lot but Staying Skinny, Mak¬ ing People Laugh Secret Ambition: To Own a Trans Am or Corvette and a Motorcycle Plans: To Go on to School and Become a Medical Secretary Activities: Field Hockey, J.V. Manager 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4 TIMOTHY I. HAKALA “HAK”“CRACK” Likes: Fast Motorcycles, Long-Legged Women, Camaros, Taking My Broth¬ er’s Pickup to School, Cold Beer Dislikes: Roads to Green¬ wood, Gas Prices, School Buses Noted for: Size 12 Feet Secret Ambition: To Own a Bachelor Pad on Top of My Own Mountain Plans: To Live a While Favorite Saying: “Is That Right?” Activities: Football, 1, J.V., 3, 4, Varsity. TIM HALL BUSH MONKEY” Likes: Hathaway’s Hash, Bananas, Mrs Berry’s Shakespeare Class, Phys¬ ics Dislikes: Cafeteria Food, Cleaning Glue Wheels, Tests, Riding Buses, Den¬ tists Noted for: Short Hair and Big Ears Secret Ambition: Return to the Congo Favorite Saying: What a Puppy’’ Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3. DORI LYNN HARRINGTON Likes: Greg. Horses, Fast Cars, Tennis, Dancing Dislikes: Big Mouthed Red Heads and Fat Blondes Secret Ambition: To Be Rich Plans: To Go on to School (Hopefully). BARBARA HARTHORNE “H.H.” Likes: Debra G., Fred, Friends, Just Being Myself Dislikes: Schoolwork, Winter, Jocks, Fish Noted for. Being With Sis¬ ter Deb All the Time Secret Ambition: To Spend Some Time in the Mountains With Someone Special Plans: To Take Art Les¬ sons, and Be Happy in Life Favorite Saying: “I’m Sur¬ viving.” 10 TERRI HEATH Likes: Tommy Walker, Dances Dislikes: School, Snobby People Plans: Marry Tommy Secret Ambition: To Be Happy Noted for: Skipping School Favorite Saying: “I Want to Go Home.” JEFFREY M. HASTINGS “POOPSIE” Likes: S.G., Music, Track, Green M Ms Dislikes: Hard Liquor, Being Called Poopsie Noted for: Playing the Drums Secret Ambition: To Play the Drums for Boston, E.L.O., Styx Plans: To Go to College for Music Favorite Saying: ”1 Guess Probably” Activities: Football, J.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Skiing 1,2, 3, 4; Track Varsity 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 Treas , 3 Co-Pres.; Jazz Band 2, 3,4 STEVE HEIKKINEN “CHEDA” Likes: Sunsets, Beach Parties, Ledges, Forests, Being 90 Miles From No Where Dislikes: Loud People, Out of State Drivers, Cold Water, Clear Cutting of Forests, Stripping Land Noted for: Getting in Trouble Secret Ambition: To Go Back to South Carolina Plans: To Go to Art School Favorite Saying: “Go Away.” DAVID HATHAWAY Likes: 69 Mustang, Motorcy¬ cles, Skiing, Certain Girls Dislikes: Salt, Mouthy Rugrats Noted for: Fast Skiing Secret Ambition: Ski the Swiss Alps Favorite Saying “You Tell Me and We ll Both Know.” Activities: Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer, Varsity 4; Baseball, J.V. 2; Yearbook 4 SHELDON HILYARD “SHELBY” Likes: Hiking, Jibbers, Journey Parties, Snow¬ mobiles Dislikes: Liver, Fighting, Cities, People With Bad Attitudes, H.G. Noted for: Being the New Kid in School Secret Ambition: To Live With Indians and Smok- e’em Peace Pipe Plans: To Travel Favorite Saying: “Get High and Have a Good Time” Activities: Track 1, 2, 4; Football, Varsity 4. RACHAEL HINDMAN Likes: My Friends. Parties, To Help My Friends Dislikes: Gersen, Gibby, G.J.’s H.G. Noted for: Wearing Hats Favorite Saying: “_ F_ _Ya You ' ll Get Over It Secret Ambition: Good Question. 11 DAVID HOLDEN Likes: Soccer, Mrs Ber¬ ry’s Sex Education Class, Mrs. Gibbs Dislikes: Substituted for By Female Peles, Field Hockey Girls, Sing, Ger¬ man Noted for: Going Out for Sports in Which I Am Lousy Favorite Saying ’’What¬ ever Turns You on” Secret Ambition: To Shave Before I’m 25. RICHARD JAMES TROY JORDAN DAD” Likes My Family, Good Friends, Warm Nights, Music Food Dislikes: People With No Sense of Humor, Rude Peo¬ ple, Waiting, Getting Yelled at. Being Embarrassed Noted for: Being Married, Being in the Band Room Secret Ambition: To Make People Happy, and Be Rich Plans: To Work Hard Until I Get to the Top Favorite Saying: ’’There You Go” Activities Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3. 4; German Club 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Year¬ book 4 CAVENAUGH KELLY Likes: Pro Sports, Beauti- fuj Women, Getting Blitzed After a Cross Country Race Dislikes: Stuck-Up Peo¬ ple. Chemistry, German, Cross Country Races Noted for: Distance Run¬ ning Secret Ambition: To Become a Sportswriter for the Boston Globe Plans: To Go to College and Major in Journalism Favorite Saying: “Right! Whatever You Say” Activities Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Skiing 1,2, 3 A JOHN ALBERT KIMBALL Likes: Girls, The Out¬ doors, 4x4 Wheeling, Having a Great Time, Woodworking Dislikes: History, Stuck- Up People, C.T. Girls, Graduating Because of Missing All My Friends Noted for Being Late for School and Leaving School Any Time, Work¬ ing All the Time Secret Ambition: To Travel Around the U S. Plans: To Work and Live in Different States for About 5 or 6 Years Then Get Married Favorite Saying: “You Dip PETER LARSEN 12 SANDRA MACKAY “SAN” Likes: A Guy With Gold Eyes, Piglets, My Family, the Smell of Velour, Cruises Dislikes: Having My Arms Pinched, Heights, Trying on Clothes, Blushing, Softball Noted for: Blushing Plans: To Go to College Favorite Saying: “There You Go! Activities: Field Hockey, J.V. 1, 2; Basketball, J.V. 1; Student Council 1, 2; Class Treasurer 3; Cho¬ rus 1; Class Secretary 4 BERYLEAUDREY MARTIN “LEGGS” Likes: T.J.K., Sports, Sum¬ mer, Running Dislikes: Snakes, Cows, Long Bus Rides, Being Cold Noted for: Being Gullible Secret Ambition: To Have a Room Full of Trophies Plans: To Get Married to Tim Favorite Saying: “You Jerk Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, J.V.; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1 J.V., 2, 3, 4 Varsity. JACQUELINE RAE MARTIN “JACK” Likes: Softball, P.J. Parties, Kids, Playing Softball, Close Friends. Autumn Dislikes Running, Spoiled Brats, Liars, Winter, Two- Faced People Noted for: Being Late to Class Secret Ambition: To Be a Professional Softball Player Plans: To Go to College, Get Married, Have Kids Favorite Saying: “Right! Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity; Spanish Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Library Club 1; G.A.A 1, 2; Varsity Club 3; Football Man¬ ager 1, 2; Basketball Man¬ ager 4, Yearbook 3,4. MINDY MCELMURRY Likes: Music, VWs, My Family, Kermit, Suntans Dislikes: Fags, Vegeta¬ bles, AWP, Loud People, P.E. Noted for: Talking, Laughing, Crying Plans: College Secret Ambition: To Be a Movie Star 1 CHERYL LYNN MERRILL Likes: My Family, My Friends, Cheering, Play¬ ing the Clarinet Dislikes: Geometry, Get¬ ting Up Early, Good-Byes Noted for: Getting Easily Embarrassed Secret Ambition: To Live Happily Ever After Plans: To Go to College and Be a Legal Secretary Favorite Saying: Oh My God, I Hate You With a Passion. Activities: Cheering 2, J.V., Varsity, 3, Captain 4; Student Council 4; Dirigo Girls’ State Alternate 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3; Var¬ sity Club 3, 4 DONNA MERRILL Likes: Fresh Snow, the Ocean Sunsets, Stuffed Ani¬ mals, Good Friends Dislikes: Carrots, Getting Up Early, Bugs, Graduating, Good-Byes Noted for: Never Being Any¬ where on Time Plans: To Always Be Happy Secret Ambition: To Own a Log Cabin Out West Favorite Saying “Oh No Activities: Field Hockey 1; Skiing 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Var¬ sity Club 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class Officer (Treas.)3. 13 RACHEL MILLS Likes: My Horses, The Wind, Piano Lessons, Old People Dislikes: Frostbitten Feet, Ear Wax Noted for: Laughing Plans: College Favorite Saying: “I Like It,” ‘ That’s Neat!” Activities Field Hockey, J.V. 1 Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Class Secretary 1,2; Student Council Sec. 3, Co-Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook, 1,2,3; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Drama Club 3; Faculty Advisory Committee SHERRY MILLETT “SKILLET” Likes: Chris, Roadrun- ners, Kawasakis, Nov. 4 at Pinny’s Dislikes: People Who Stand in the Middle of the Hall and You Can’t Get By, Mouthy People Noted for: Always Smiling Plans: To Marry Chris Favorite Saying: Really.” LILIAN MOREN Likes: Food, Muscular Men, Traveling Tore, Sleep Dislikes: Jello, Snobs. Nosey People, Getting Up Early Noted for: Swedish Accent, Lots of Laughter, Good Times Secret Ambition: To Be the First Earth Person to Shake the Hand of a Mar¬ tian Plans: To Be a Travel Agent, Tour Guide Favorite Saying: “Froban- nat. MICHAEL JAMES MORRILL “CHUB, CRASH” Likes: Stereo, Rock and Roll, Frank Zappa, Parties at the Coast, Road Trips to St. Lawrence Dislikes: Disco, Top 40, the Bethel Inn, Long Bus Trips, Getting Up Early Noted for: Being Able to Mix Partying and Run¬ ning, Going on Munchie Patrol With Rusty Secret Ambitions: To Mix Records for Stelly Dan Plans: Go to College Favorite Saying: Teen¬ age Wasteland.” Activities: Football 1 J.V.; Cross Country 2, 3, Cap¬ tain 4; Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4 LINDA MORTON “LINDY” Likes: Parties, Horses, Guys Dislikes: Snobs, Jocks, Certain Librarians, Cer¬ tain Girls Who Grab Each Other in the Hallways Noted for: Hanging Around in the Smoking Area Secret Ambition: To Be Very Happy at Whatever I Do Plans: Not Sure Favorite Saying: ’’Really, You Don’t Say” Activities: Softball J.V. 1. CATHERINE O’DONNELL “CATH’ ' Likes: Germany, Graphic Arts, Skiing, Photogra¬ phy, Disco Dislikes German Class, Beans, Homework, Not Being Able to Do What I Want Noted for: Having One Ear Pierced, My Horn Hat Secret Ambition: To Be 6 Feet Tall Favorite Saying: Scheisse! Plans: To Become a Graphic Arts Teacher Activities: Cheering J.V. 1, Varsity 4; Skiing 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; German Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 3, 4 RUSSELL W. PALMER DEADOS Likes Shelley, Ski Jumping, the Memory of Mike, Bud, Football Dislikes: School, Buses, Peggy (N R ), Straight Peo¬ ple, Long School Days Noted for: Fighting With Peggy, Being in the Art Room Secret Ambition: To Marry Shelley, to Build a Log Cabin Plans: To Work Full Time at Wilson s Auto Body Favorite Saying: You Bet Activities: Football Varsity 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Skiing 1,2,3, 4; Baseball J.V. 1, Varsity 2; Stunt Man 3. MARLENE LOUISE PATTERSON Likes: Tim, My Car Dislikes: Mondays Noted for: Having a Nice Car Plans: To Marry Tim Favorite Saying: As If. Activities: Basketball J.V. 1, 2; Softball 1,2. DAVID RICHARDSON Likes: M B , Buicks, Par¬ ties, Honey Bears Trailer Dislikes: Telstar, Certain Gym Teachers, Snow s Tires Noted for: Skipping School, Driving Big Cars Secret Ambition: To Marry a Certain Girl on Rt. 5 Plans: Truck Driver Favorite Saying: ,_ It” Activities: Track 1,2. ELAINE ROSEBERY Likes: Jeff Smith, Dried Flow¬ ers, Kermit, Patches and Toby Dislikes: Big Mouths, Snobs Plans: To Be Happy Secret Ambition: To Be a Hairdresser Activities: Chorus 2. PEGGY L. ROY “PEG” Likes: My Family, Horses, Having a Lot of Friends, Sports Dislikes: Russell (N.R.), Smoking, Fake Personali¬ ties, Drugs, Being Stared at Noted for: Fighting With Russell. Blonde Hair Secret Ambition: To Own and Race Standardbreds Plans: To Go Into Busi¬ ness Activities: Basketball 1, 2 J.V., 3, 4 Varsity; Softball 1,2,3 Varsity; Varsity Club 3. 4 ANNEMARIE SAUNDERS“ANNE” Likes: Mark, Cheering, Gol¬ den Retrievers. Horses Dislikes: Liver, Snakes, Phys¬ ics Noted for: Being With Mark Secret Ambition: To Raise Thoroughbred Horses Plans: To Go to Thomas Col¬ lege Activities: Cheering 1, 2 Var¬ sity, Co-Capt. 3, Captain 4; Track Manager 1; Softball 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1,2,3, Editor 4 KEITH SAVAGE Likes: Cars, Schlitz, My Family (Especially Jenni¬ fer), Jan. W., Parties Dislikes: School, Zits, Snobby People, Studying Noted for: Bever Being in School, Leaving Early, “The Scavenger,” Being Stopped by the Cops, Fooling Around in the Halls Secret Ambition: Be the First Man to Have a Kid Plans: Be a Cop and Live Happy Favorite Saying: “Get Away,” “Thank You Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2; Football 3; Track 1,2. GARY ROSS SAVAGE, JR. “BRUB” Likes Red Sox. Last Year ' s Senior Class. Meeting Peo¬ ple. Talking. My Family Dislikes The Yankees. Liver, Getting Up in the Morning. Driving. Being Pressured Noted for: Sick Jokes, Having a Yellow Bug, Talking All the Time. Being a Savage, ' Flirting. Working at McDonald s Secret Ambition To Marry Miss America and Be a Mil¬ lionaire Plans To Go to College Favorite Saying: Guess What? Activities X-Country 1, 4. 5 Varsity; Track 1. 4. Skiing 1 Manager; Band 2, 3; Student Council 4 German Club 1; Yearbook 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 2; Historian 3; Drama Club 4 SUZANNE L. SEAMES Likes: Barry Bodwell, St. Bernards, Reunite, Dat- sun FI Os, Mud Puddles Dislikes: Stacie s Bar in Bangor, Rugrats, Staying Home on Sat. Night Noted for: Being W the D A. Wheeler Painting Crew Secret Ambition: To Have What I Want When I Want It Plans: To Live With a Cer¬ tain Guy Favorite Saying: “You’re So Queer.” Activities: Field Hockey 1, J.V.; 2, 3. Varsity; Softball 1, J.V.; Varsity 2, 3; Bas¬ ketball 1, J.V.; 2 Varsity. 16 WILLIAM SILVER “BILLY” Likes Hunting. Trapping Dislikes: School. Game Wardens Plans: Work. LOUIS SPRAGUE Likes L M Blondes. Blue Eyes. Discos. Raising Hell. Parties Dislikes Snobby People. Teacher Hassles. Not Having Enough Time to Do Everything I Want Noted for Being Such a Good Con-Artist. Having 7 Classes and the Most Free Time Secret Ambition: If I Told You. It Wouldn ' t Be a Secret. Would It? Plans I ' m Phoenix Bound Favorite Saying Who Loves Ya Babes? Activities Skiing. 2, Ger¬ man Club. 1 RUELE. SWAIN, JR. “Eddie” Likes Parties. Friends, Beer Dislikes School. Being Harassed. Snotty People Noted for Being in the Smoking Area Secret Ambition: Drive Truck Plans Work Favorite Saying What s Happening 9 ' Buzz Activities Library Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club. 3. KAREN JANE SWAN “TEX” “GONZO” Likes Levi s, Skiing. Snow Rainy Days. Fid¬ dling Contests Dislikes: Saying Good¬ bye. Rug-Rats. Bus Rides. Not Having Money Noted for Being Rowdy. My Laugh, Liking Jeeps Secret Ambition To Own a Chalet in the Swiss Alps and Be a Skiing Hermit, to Be a Host on Saturday Nite Live Favorite Saying No Way Jose!! ’ Plans To Be a Barcardi Rum Bum, Have Fun Activities: Chorus. 1; Field Hockey. Varsity Mgr 3. 4, Basketball. Statistician. 3; Class Officer. Secretary. 4: G A A 3. 4; Varsity Club. 3. 4; Spanish Club. 1.2: Yearbook. 3, 4 MELANIE LYNN SWAN Likes Life Children. Traveling. Scary Movies. Camping Dislikes Spiders. Being Pressured. Stuffed Arti¬ chokes. Being Sick. Cigar Smoke Noted for Good Grades Secret Ambition To Open a Nursery School Plans: College Career in Education Favorite Saying I Love Not Man Less, but Nature More Activities Class Officer. President. 1.2.3. 4 Span¬ ish Club. President. 2. 3; French Club. 2. Newspa¬ per. 3; Yearbook 4. Fall Cheering. Varsity 4; Cho¬ rus 1; Band 1.2.3. 4; Girls ' State 3, NHS 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Mar¬ shall 3; Winter Cheering 4 ROGER SMITH “SLODGE” Likes A Sunny Day After a Big Snow Skiing Good Friends, Cold Beer Good Parties Dislikes Ram in the Win¬ ter. Getting Hurt Noted for Being Crazy, X- C Skiing Secret Ambition To Be the First US X-C Skier to Win the Olympics Plans To Enjoy Favorite Saying Activities Football. 1. J V . 2 Varsity; Cross Country. 3 Varsity. Soc¬ cer 4 Varsity Captain Skiinq, 1, J V . 2. 3 4 Var¬ sity. Captain; Track 1. 2. J V , 3, 4. Varsity. Student Council. 1 17 STEVE SWASEY Likes: Parties at My Trailer, Short People, Chevys, and Trucks Dislikes: School, Girls Who Use People Noted for: Having a Tem¬ per Secret Ambition: To Marry a Blonde, Lady Truck Driver Plans: To Be a Truck Driver Favorite Saying: “Close Enough.” CAMERON F. TAYLOR“CAM” Likes: Pam, Saturday Night Live, Tacos, Listen¬ ing to Records. Cherry Lifesavers Dislikes: WPOR, Being Tickled, Having Pictures Taken, Pea Soup, Potato Salad Noted for: First Class Jokes. Modest Secret Ambition: To Own a Porsche Turbo Plans: Become an Engi¬ neer Favorite Saying: “What¬ ever Turns You on. Activities: Basketball 2, J.V., 3, 4 Varsity; Track 3, 4; Soccer 4 Varsity. BRIAN CLARK TIBBETTS “STLIBBY ,, Likes: Kathy, Ford Trucks, Parties, Football, Coffee Brandy Dislikes: Warm Beer, Work¬ ing, and Fighting Noted for: Being Injured Dur¬ ing Practice Secret Ambition: To Be as Big as My Brother Plans: To Stay With Kathy and Work in the Woods Favorite Saying: “Chill Out Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. RUSSELL J. VAN DEURSEN“RUSTY” Likes Football, Zappa, the Maine Coast, Port¬ land, Nothing About Tels- tar Dislikes: Winter, Disco, Empty Kegs, Dead Maine- towns, Cigarettes Noted for: Hating Disco, Wearing My Hat Secret Ambition: Sail Around the World Plans: To Go to College and Retire at an Early Age Favorite Saying: “That’s Alright” Activities: Football 1, J.V.; 2, 3, 4, Varsity; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2, 3 DOUGLAS C. WEBSTER “WEB” Likes: Sports, Girls, Hav¬ ing Fun. Art, My Family Dislikes: Suicides, Peas, Getting Hit From My Blind Side, Math, Smoking Noted for: Flirting, Having Curly Hair, Being Bow Legged, Playing Sports Secret Ambition: To Get a Girlfriend, To Be an Artist Plans: College Favorite Saying: “Oh, Shut Up.” Activities: Football 1, J.V., 2, 3, 4, Varsity; Basketball 1, J.V., 2, 3, 4, Varsity; Baseball. 1, 2, J.V., 3, 4, Varsity; Student Councii 3; Varsity Club 1,2, 3. ANGELA G. WHEELER (ANGEL BUG) Likes Friends You Can Talk to, Drawing, Teasing Peggy, Good Jokes Dislikes: Peggy Always Saying “I Fail to See the Humor ..People Pok¬ ing Me From Behind Noted for: Picking on Peggy Secret Ambition: To Run My Own Daycare Center Plans: To Work With Small Children Favorite Saying: “You’re So Queer.” Activities: Library Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Year¬ book 4 18 WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS “BILL ’ Likes: T.J., Cars, Pepsi, Football, Music Dislikes: Bugs, Getting Up in the Morning Noted for: Trips to Augusta, Working at the 1 G.A Secret Ambition: Become a Millionaire Plans: Go to Work Favorite Saying: Gofna Activities: Football 1, J.V.; 2, 3, 4, Varsity; Baseball 1, 2 J.V.; Skiing 1,2. SUZETTE WING ‘‘MYRTLE” Likes: Kendall Keniston, Sports, Fireplaces. Choco¬ late Cream Pie, Winning the States Dislikes: Bus Rides, Losing, BD, Dirigo, Being Alone, Freckles, Being Short Noted for: Being Short, Being With K.K. Secret Ambition: To Make Something Out of My Life Favorite Saying: “You Queer ” Activities: Field Hockey 1, J.V.; 2, 3. 4, Varsity; Varsity Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Var¬ sity Softball 1.2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1.2; Pep Club 1 PETER WINSLOW “BOUG” Likes: Hemis, Beer, Clyde s Challenger Dislikes: Tommy Harrington, Kids, Fighting, Getting Up in the Morning When It s Cold Noted for: Being Hilarious Secret Ambition: To Own a Hemi, to Drink Beer for the Rest of My Life Without My Father Knowing Plans: Not to Get Married Favorite Saying: “Bad Stuff,” • ' Wcah,” “Call the Cops,” “H emi,” “Woman.” KIRSTEN MARIA WIRTH “KIR” Likes: Piano, Mountains, X-Country Skiing, Family Reunions, the Ocean Dislikes: Chickens, Oli¬ vers, Confined Places Noted for: Disappearing Mysteriously, Being a Peanut-Butter Freak Secret Ambition: Travel Around the World on Horseback Plans: Helping Sick or Handicapped Children Favorite Saying: It’s Not Kir’, It s K-e-e-r, ”Ow, Graws!” S EDWICK YATES Likes: Woodworking, Mrs. Berry, Girls, Art, and Par¬ ties Dislikes: Snobby People, Algebra I, Disco, Bee Gees, Jack Daniels Noted for: Not Doing Homework Secret Ambition: To Party Day and Night Plans: To Be a Carpenter or Welder Favorite Saying. “Wicked.” JANE GORMAN 19 GRADUATING JUNIORS DAVID KORHONEN Likes: Hiking, Hunting, Fish¬ ing, Tinkering Dislikes: Beer, Cigarettes Noted for: Secret Ambition: To Be an Officer in the Service Plans: College Favorite Saying: Activities: Football 1; Cross- Country Skiing 2, 3. CLAUDE ALEXEI TAYLOR Louis Sprague, featured in the Senior Section, is also a graduating junior. 20 Zodiac Staff to (2onc)%atu[atz xacLuating StucLnt± of tfiz of 1 gSo. o ART MUSIC DRIVER EDUCATION RESOURCE ROOM BUSINESS HOME ECONOMICS FOREIGN LANG UAGE Felix Otero-Otero Como dijo el otro, Que sera, sera Zwei Schotten treffen sich: “Warum tragst du deinen Ehring nicht? Denn diese woche tragt ihn meine Frau.” Phil Taylor INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATH PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH Rodney Abbott Helen Berry Brian Flynn Suzanne Taylor 27 CUSTODIAN Larry Coffin GUIDANCE Kathy Guinness PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATOR Rosemary Hirshey ADULT AND COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SPEECH CLINICIAN EDUCATION COORDINATOR Crystal Pineau Cathy Newell Mary Anne O’Connor 28 SECRETARY Mary Brown LIBRARIANS Madeleine Gibbs Fran Bernier SECRETARY Marilyn Howe SECRETARY Jackie Gunther SECRETARY Sarah Harlow SECRETARY Robin Gundersen SUBSTITUTE Jim Lunney SECRETARY Sandra Gunther vLANCE SHE BERUBE BILLINGS Betty Suzanne ANGEVINE ANGEVINE Richard Sheri BOWERS Brenda CORRIVEAU Fernand BRENNON BROOKS Dan Kelly COULOMBE COX Danny Laurie CARTER Pam COX Michele CROTEAU Rex a. DUGUAY Lynda DUNHAM ELLSWORTH FARNUM FLEET Tammy Brian Kevin Alan CLEMENTS Bruce $ CUSHMAN Greq FLYNN Kara HEBERT Don HERRICK Debbie BARKER BEAN Dennis Marlene BOLIO BOUDREAU Eric Scott CONRAD CORRIVEAU Grant Barry DAVIS DAVIS Perdita Rebecca GAUDREAU GILL Debbie Bill m Y HASTINGS Eric :a � ♦ KENNEDY Donna HAKALA Karen JOHNSON Fred 32 LITTLEFIELD Richard MERCER Kevin LOWE Michael LYNGHOLM Pam MacKAY Mary MARTIN Mark MILLS Christine MORTON NELSON Robert Ron ROBERTS RUGG Nancy Christine OLSON OSGOOD Lorie Eugene RUGG SAVAGE Christof Nancy OTERO Myra STOWELL Becky MASON MATHEWS Carole Tim MORIN Robert MORTON Cheryl MAYBERRY Tammy m y MORTON Jock PALMER Ed PUTNAM ROBBINS Joel Randy THOMPSON Andy VERRILL WHEELER Evelyn Bridgit WHEELER WHITE Tim Barbara WHITMAN WUORI Jim Barbara Pictures not available: Mark Bean Penny Bean Karen Brooks Nyoka Clark Sandra Cox Brent Douglass Glenn Dunn Cyndie Edwards Jeff Emery John Feeney Diana Friel Carol Gilbert Doug Greenleaf Doug Grover April Hinkley Noreen Hurd Sandra Kuvaja Joyce Marshall Karen Marshall Brian Mills Martin Morgan Michael Morton Ruth Ricker Pam Rosebery Sally Snyder Susan Snyder Berta Smith Jeff Warden Randy Winslow 33 AARON Norma BEAN Penny AKERS BARTLETT Timothy Jeff BARTON Brett J BENNETT Carole BENNETT Carolyn W BLAISE Linda BEAN Buster 0 9 BLAKE Brian COOLIDGE CORRI VEAU Rosalie Kathy CROSS DAYE DIXON DOREY DYKE Sootie Sharon Robert Michael Darrell FARRINGTON ELLSWORTH FIELDS FISKE FLEET Debbie Vickie Diana Carry Tammy FRIEL Sandy GALLANT Sheila GOULD Kevin GOULD Robert GREENLEAF Sondra GUNTHER Eric JAMES Robert KUVAJA Mary MEADER Wendy RICKARDS Patty JAROS Maryanne 4 I A JODREY KELLY Becky Virginia KERSEY Tim KIMBALL Suzanne LIZOTTE James LIZOTTE Ronnie MARSTON MARTIN Linda Anthony 9 A MASON Lori MEISNER Penny MERRILL Rusty MITCHELL Bob MORIN Laura MORIN Raymond RICKER Emery SMITH Roberta SALWAY Kathy SCHACHTER SEIDELL John D’Ann GUNTHER Julie HALL Dennis HUGHES Lisa HUTCHINS Terri KIMBALL Velora KORHONEN Alan MAYBERRY McELMURRY Pam Chris a a a to MORIN Ronald MORTON Eric PELZEL Lisa POWELL Laurie SEGUIN SHIMAMURA Vernon Jody TYLER VERRILL WALKER WALKER WELLS Rick Carroll Sandy Kelly Diana WESTLEIGH WHEELER WHEELER WHITMAN WILSON WINSLOW YATES Roxanne Joe Shannon David Laurie Renee Marcia Pictures not available: Anna Infiorata Chris Merrill Kevin Myshrall Warren Palmer Rick Savage Roberta Smith Tom Sweetser 38 ABBOTT Belinda BLAKE Teresa GAMMON Adam GREENLEAF Eddie JOHNSON Chris AKERS ANGEVINE Chris Scott BODEMER Dennis CLEMENTS Eric CROCKETT Chris ty GAMMON Jill BOLIO Bruce DAPOLITO Bobby GAMMON Kevin HALL Doreen HART Brian KENNISON KERSEY Jeff Sean BARKER BARTON BENNETT BERRYMENT BLAKE Marcia James Greg Troy Sheila ■v c m mm BOUDREAU BRETON BUCKMAN CARTER CARTER Dennis Donald Tom Katrina Lorna a COLE Marie CONRAD CORRIVEAU Garth Jane COULOMBE COX Ricky Ronald DEANIS Jerry FEENEY FISKE FOSTER FRIEL Mary Cindy Denise Frank 9 D •surds? GAUDREAU GAUDREAU GAUTHIER David Willie Joyce GILL Tom ft GORDON John HART HARTHORNE Laurie Roderick HERRICK HINKLEY HOLMES John Robert John KIMBALL Richard KIMBALL Sandra LIBBY John MacKILLOP Tim MASON Melinda 40 MASON McDOUGALL MEADER Bill Bill Jamie MICHAUD MILLS MILLS Dennis Chris Melinda MERRILL Alan MERRILL Christen MERRILL James MILLS MOODY MORIN Scott Michael Adrien NESS Robin PARKER Michael O’DONNELL Bryan PLANTIER Troy RICHARDSON RICKER Lee Dale ROBERTS ROYER Rebecca Roddy V m n V ' SAVAGE Ron SHIELDS Jamie STOWELL Cheryl SWAIN Kathy THURSTON VAIL VERRILL Sheila Doug Carl VERRILL VERRILL VIENS Harold Tom Chantah MERRILL Michele MERRILL Stephanie MORTON MORTON Dora Pamela OLSON OTERO Lesli Michael POLAND REED Larry Marty ROBERTS ROBERTS David Katrina SWAN TAYLOR Julie Michael VOGT WARDWELL Laurie Eric 41 FALL SPORTS SOCCER 1979 was the first year of varsity soccer at Telstar. The first team goal was to win a game. This happened finally at home with a 2-1 defeat of Lake Region. Things began to turn around for the varsity squad about mid-way through the season with a 4-1 vic¬ tory over Carrabec. Two games later brought an upset of number two ranked Winthrop and some hopes of making the soccer tour¬ naments. The rest of the season saw some closely played games but the big win to put the team into the tournaments never came. Through a vote of the players and coach, Ricky James was cho¬ sen MVP, Rocky Myers — defensive player, Pam Lyngholm — most improved and Rick Angevine — best offensive player. 44 SOCCER TEAM ' S PERFORMANCE WON 3 — LOST 13 — TIED 1 Mt. Abram 6 Telstar 0 Buckfield 11 Telstar 0 Leavitt 7 Telstar 3 Mt. Abram 4 Telstar 0 St. Dorns 4 Telstar 0 Gould 3 Telstar 2 Telstar 2 Lake Region 1 Berlin 4 Telstar 0 Valley 5 Telstar 1 Buckfield 4 Telstar 0 Telstar 4 Carrabec 1 Leavitt 7 Telstar 1 Telstar 3 Winthrop 1 Gould 1 Telstar 0 Winthrop 2 Telstar 2 St. Dorns 2 Telstar 1 Lake Region 4 Telstar 2 45 FIELD HOCKEY’79 Co-Captain Retta Berry Co-Captain Teen Gauthier The Field Hockey teams had a very successful season this year with the varsity posting a 12-5 record and the J.V. 5-6-5. With a total of 36 players, the team membership was up, once again. 1979 was a build¬ ing year (after the graduation of 8 seniors — 6 of whom were starters), and an excellent one with 2 freshmen playing var¬ sity, 1 sophomore, 7 juniors and 6 seniors. The j.v. squad was made up of 2 juniors, 7 sophomores, 11 freshmen. With all this young talent, we are looking forward to a very successful season next fall. Front row left to right: Rachel Mill s, Kathy Bailey, Retta Berry, Teen Gauthier, Kelly Oooen, Suzette Wing Back row left to right: Lori Vogt. Marlene Bean, Karen Brooks, Karen Swan, Nancy Savage, Joyce Gauthier Berta Smith Mvra Otero, Sheri Angevine, Mgr. Carrie Fiske, Kara Flynn, Coach Ellen Durgin, Tara Tracy 46 VARSITY RECORD 12-5 Telstar 2 Mt. Abram Telstar 2 Sacopee Telstar 1 Dirigo Telstar 6 Lisbon Telstar 2 Mexico Telstar 1 St. Dorns Telstar 2 Fryeburg Telstar 5 Valley Telstar 4 Carrabec Telstar 2 Berlin Telstar 0 Dirigo Telstar 3 Valley Telstar 2 Winthrop Telstar 1 Sacopee Telstar 2 St. Dorns Tournament % Finals Telstar 3 Sacopee J.V. First row left to right: Joyce Gauthier, Nancy Savage; Second row: Robin Ness. Leslie Olson, Kathy Swain, Sandy Friel, Sheila Blake, Becky Roberts, Lisa Westleigh, Cindy Fiske, Maryanne Jaros, Marybeth Feeney Third row: Debbie Herrick, Debbie n Farrington, Michelle Nelson, Myra Otero, Vicky Ellsworth, Melinda “Beanie” Mills, Doreen Hall, Stephanie Merrill Back row: Coach Gail Wight, Jessie Wight, Rhonda Hebert 47 Telstar ' s Boys’ Cross Coun¬ try team finished up the season at 8 overall wins and 4 losses. They beat a total of 19 teams and lost to only 5. The Rebel runners were led by seniors Mike Morrill, Cav Kelly, and Pete Larson. BOYS 9 X-C SCORES Telstar 27 Buckfield 30 Telstar 30 Kennet 35 — Fryeburg 86 Telstar 46 Carrebec 41 Buckfield 47 Fryeburg 98 Telstar 29 Lake Region 28 Telstar 32 Leavit 50 Messalonskee 51 — Mexico 85 Telstar 20 Kents Hill 48 —Gould 55 Telstar 44 Livermore Falls 54 Messalonskee 56 Lisbon 88 — Mexico 110 Telstar 25 Buckfield 30 Telstar 75 Dirigo 31 Maranacook 35 Livermore Falls 89 Telstar 15 Mt. Abrams 48 Telstar 26 Lake Region 29 Telstar 35 Dirigo 20 — Fryeburg 82 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY The Telstar Girls ' Cross- Country team ended their sea¬ son at 4 and 3. They were led by senior standout Beryle Mar¬ tin. GIRLS’ SCORES Telstar 30 Kennet 35 — Fryeburg 55 Telstar 30.5 Lake Region 24.5 Telstar 7 Messalonskee 20 Leavit 27 Telstar 9 Messalonskee 15 Livermore Falls 25 Telstar 55 Maranacook 19 Dirigo 48 Telstar 35 Lake Region 19 Telstar 27 Mt. Abrams 28 49 FOOTBALL 79 The 1979 football season was a success. Our goal was to make history and we did. Although fate and foul weather stopped us short of being acclaimed State Class D Champi¬ ons, the Rebel football squad was recognized as the best offensive and defensive team in the conference and fin¬ ished the season with 8 wins and 2 losses. Thirteen seniors made timely contributions; among them were 3 selected for special recognition: Rusty VanDeursen, Best Offensive Player; Tony Butters, Best Defensive Player; and Outstand¬ ing Two-Way Performer and Captain, Russell Palmer, Most Valuable Player. FALL CHEERLEADERS 53 FALL BANQUET 54 55 CLASS SENIORS CO-PRESIDENTS: Melanie Swan, Kelly Dooen (front row) SECRETARY: Karen Swan (back row) TREASURER: Sandy MacKay (back row) JUNIORS TREASURER: Michele Cox SECRETARY: Sherri Gunther CO-PRESIDENT: Tammy Dunham CO-PRESIDENT: Marlene Bean 56 OFFICERS SOPHOMORES SECRETARY: Kassi Salway TREASURER: Bekcy Jodrey CO-PRESIDENTS: Sondra Greenleaf, Rhonda Hebert FRESHMEN •9 CO-PRESIDENT: Ron Savage CO-PRESIDENT: Cindy Fiske TREASURER: Lisa Westleigh TREASURER: Melinda Mills SPANISH CLUB Front row: Jerry Deanis Second Row: Robin Ness, Joyce Gauthier, Kathy Swain, Mr. Otero-Otero, Suzanne Kimball, Lesli Olson, Gary Savage, Tracy Bennett Third row: Mike Otero-Otero, Sondra Greenleaf, Chris Caton, Stephanie Merrill, Doreen Hall, Christen Merrill, Cheryl Stowell, Denise Fos¬ ter, Eric Gunther, Patti Hud¬ son, Rhonda Hebert GIRLS ' BOYS ' STATE Front row: Jackie Martin, Kathy Bailey, Melanie Swan Back row: Tony Butters, Kir¬ sten Wirth, Tim Hall, Sandy Mackay, Parke Clemons 58 ZODIAC STAFF First row: S. Seames, E. Rosebery, A Saunders, M Swan Second row M Merrill, C. O ' Donnell, R Berryment, D. Hathaway Third row: B. Stowell, L Haines. L Boyce, G Savage. C. Davis, T. Sweetser, D Hol¬ den, C. Lord Fourth row: K. Flynn, N Sav¬ age, J. Martin, McElmurry, K. Dooen, B. Smith Other active members: P Clemons. T. Butters. T. Jor¬ dan, L. Carter. C. Merrill OUR YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE Dedicated Member at Work Annemarie — Editor Front row: Bruce Clements, Mrs. Pauline Applin, Larry Smith Back row: Dennis Barker, Lesli Olson, Sondra Greenleaf, Cam Taylor L I B R A R Y C L U B Front row: Mrs. Madeleine Gibbs, Roxanne Westleigh, Bill Gill, Patti Rickards, Gail Sidelinger, Dennis Back row: Mrs. Fran Bernier, Jeff Barton, Claude Taylor, Ken Davis, David Korhonen 60 Front row: L. Marston, T. Bennett, G. Savage, B Mar¬ tin, Mr. D. Hebert Back row: L. Olson, A. Saun¬ ders WHAT THEY DO: Letter typing ser¬ vices to senior citi¬ zens and nursing homes. Typing services for teachers, churches, and volunteer com¬ munity groups Services as record¬ ing secretaries for community meet¬ ings; i.e. taking notes and preparing minutes of meeting summaries. First row: R Mills, C. Gauthier, T. Kersey, B. Stowell Second row: J. Schacter, C. Merrill, C. Caton, S. Angevine, M Morrill, L. Olson, N Savage. S Blake First row: J. Schacter, M. Otero, R. Ness, B. Wheeler Second row: S. Greenleaf. L. Carter, T. Kersey, L. Olson, C. Caton, L. Smith, M Parker, T. Clukey Third row: D. Holden, T. Butters, J. Shimamura, V. Seguin Fourth row: B Clements, M Otero. S. Kersey, J. Owens, C. Taylor, T. Sweetser Marjorie Demarest — Advisor fk � BAND Front row: R. Royer, G. Bennett, M. Swan, T. Tracy, S. Cros s, T. Jordan, J. Hefley, M McElmurry, K. Hakala, J. Schacter, J. Owen, L. Smith, R. Rowe, R. Littlefield Second row: K. Marshall, M Jaros, K. Cole, S. Kersey. C. Merrill, T. Kersey, A. Morin, M. Otero, C. Mason, J. Shimamura, S. Angevine. M. Merrill, M Mills, S. Blake, M. Mason Third row: M Parker, D. Farrington, M Packard, K. Wirth, T. Dunham, J. Hastings, R Dixon, K. Gould, D. Wells, E. Greenleaf. S. Gallant CHORUS Front row: T Carter, C Caton, T. Clukey, N Savage, T. Jordan, M. Otero, K. Salway, R Coolidge, R. Rowe, D. Fields. V. Kimball Back row: Mr Hefley, T. Sweetser, G. Rugg, S. Kersey. T. Kersey, M. Parker, V. Ellsworth, M. Dorey, D. Wells, C. Chase, P. Meisner STAGE BAND Front row: T. Tracy, S. Cross, T. Jordan, M. McElmurry, K. Hakala, J. Schacter, R. Littlefield, L. Smith, J. Shimamura Back row: Mr Hefley, K. Cole, S. Kersey, R Royer T. Dunham, J. Hastings, R. Dixon, T. Kersey, M Otero. WINTER SPORTS The 1979-80 boys ' basketball team finished with a 6-12 record. The highlight of the season was a 57-51 vicotry over Valley High School in the season ' s finale. BOYS’ BASKETBALL There was much school spirit, excitement and anxiety about the possibility of making the tourna¬ ments, which we missed by 1.7 points. Co-Captains Tony Butters and Doug Webster did a fine job of providing leadership. Their con¬ tributions led to the fine “team play” of the Rebels. TEAM PICTURE Front row: J Bartlett, B Douglass, B Ells¬ worth. J. Putnam, B Mills, R. Myers Back row: G. Durgin, Coach; J. Martin, Manager; R. Croteau. M. Bean, T. Butters, D Webster, J. Feeney, N. Savage, Man¬ ager; J. Lunney 66 REBELS Led by Co-Captains Bruce Cle¬ ments and Tim Mathews, the J.V. team compiled a 2-13 record, which does not fully reflect the team’s ability. The team exempli¬ fied an excellent team spirit and desire to improve throughout the season. Soph. Dave Whitman and Allen Connors with Fresh. Dennis Bodemer and John Holmes were the starters and played important parts on the team and showed much promise for the future. Joining with them, Troy Berry- ment, Mike Otero, Kevin Myshrall, Mike Parker and Eric Clements made valuable contributions this season. Competing with starters, Lee Richardson, Tim Wheeler, Eddie Greenleaf, Larry Poland and Chris Akers round out the team. With time, practice, and developed confidence, the future will be brighter with these young men. 67 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 68 Front row: B Martin, M Bean, Co-Captains Second row: Coach B Buckland, P Roy. K. Hakala, C. Davis, C. Fiske, P Davis, B Smith, M. Merrill, L. Olson, T Fleet, S. Billings, L. Duguay, C. Fiske, V Ellsworth The 1979-80 basketball season was a very rewarding one. Winning six and losing twelve was a great improvement from the previous season of 1-17. Leading the team in rebounds was Beryle Martin with an average of 11.9 per game. Also in the scoring category, Beryle averaged 9.5 points per game. Helping Beryle out in the for¬ ward positions were Suzanne Billings, with a 4.1 pt game average, Mindy Merrill with a 1.1 pt game average and Cindy Fiske (freshman) with 5.1 rebounds game and a 2.1 pt game avg. Rounding out the forward positions was Alberta Smith and Tammy Fleet. The guard positions were led by Marlene Bean who averaged a little more than 6 points per game. She was also voted co-captain along with Beryle by her teammates. At the other guard positions were Peggy Roy, a fine shooter, Lynda Duguay, a scrappy and aggres¬ sive junior, Karen Hakala (she loves to shoot — from anywhere) and Sandy Friel coming up from the JV ' s to help in the latter part of the season. With 10 of the 12 Varsity players earn¬ ing their letters this year, it was clearly a team effort that carried them to their 6 wins. Our most exciting accomplishment this year was beating our hometown rivals, Gould Acad¬ emy, twice. Everyone played extremely well at both games. Thanks go to Kelly Dooen, Carrie Fiske, and Vickie Ellsworth for doing excellent jobs as managers. We ' ll miss our four seniors: Peggy Roy, Beryle Martin, Carol Davis and Kelly Dooen. Girls’ Ski Team Front row: K. Swain, P. Lyngholm, L. Vogt, V. Kelly Second row: L. Carter, R Mills, P. Hudson, L. Moren, T. Clukey 72 Boys’ Ski Team Front row: A. Merrill, A. Antilla, C. Mills, J. Dennis, B. O’Donnell, R. Savage, R. James, B. Gill, K. Mackenzie Second row: J. Shimamura, L. Smith, P. Clemons, D. Hathaway, D. Holden, A. Chase. M. Morgan Third row: T. Akers, J. Owen, D. Bean, A. Korhonen, E. Hastings, M. Morrill, J. Hastings, R. James, R Smith, D. Korhonen, D. Barker SPORTS COLLAGE 74 Si i Ay„ V ■A ffl rj. X. ft-K V I CAN YOU GUESS? (Answers on pg. 80) 80 it 4 Vi 33 Answers to pgs. 78-80. 1. Kelly Dooen 2. Scott Farrington 3. Karen Swan 4. Sandra MacKay 5. Cheryl Merrill 6. Jeff Hastings 7. Rachel Mills 8. Annemarie Saunders and Cathy O’Donnell 9. Suzette Wing 10. Gary and Keith Savage 11. Chip Cayer 12. Louise Haines 13. Steve Swasey 14. Gary Clement 15. Jackie Martin 16. June Goodwin 17. Linda Morton 18. Barbara Harthorne 19. Suzanne Seames 20. Kirsten Wirth 21. Retta Berry 22. Angela Wheeler 23. Mindy McElmurry 24. Dori Harrington 25. Parke Clemons 26. Tracy Bennett 27. Peggy Roy 28. Beryle Martin 29. Peter Winslow 30. Sherry Millett 31. Kathy Bailey 32. Malanie Swan 33. Louis Sprague 34. Carol Davis 35. Billy Williams 36. Marlene Patterson 37. Wanda Ellsworth 38. Troy Jordan REMEMBER WHEN?” WHO? MUTT AND JEFF Kirsten Wirth Chip Cayer CUTEST SMILE Liliane Moren — Tim Cross TEACHER’S PET Suzette Wing — Doug Webster MOST STUDIOUS Lea MacDougall — Cam Taylor BEST PERSONALITY Retta Berry — Gary Savage MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Melanie Swan — Cam Taylor 82 BIGGEST FLIRT Billy Williams — Suzette Wing BEST LOOKING Chip Cayer — Peggy Roy MOST MUSICAL Cheryl Merrill — Troy Jordan BEST MANNERS Kirsten Wirth Peter Larson MOST FUN TO BE AROUND Peter Winslow Mindy McElmurry CLASS COUPLE Brian Tibbetts Kathy Bailey 83 CLASS COMEDIAN Peter Winslow and Mindy McElmurry BEST DRESSED Gary Savage — Annemarie Saunders MOST ATHLETIC Russell Palmer — Beryle Martin 84 MOST MATURE Rusty VanDeursen — Kelly Dooen BEST PHYSIQUE — MOST ARTISTIC Russell Palmer — Barbie Harthorne MOST POLITE Peter Larson — Sandra MacKay OTHER WHO ' S WHO MUTT JEFF Jody Brown — Suzette Wing NOISIEST Billy Williams — Mindy McElmurry BEST DISPOSITION Jeff Hastings — Rachel Mills (tie) Beryle Martin MOST TALKATIVE Troy Jordan — Mindy McElmurry (tie) Donna Merrill MOST ABSENTMINDED Jeff Hastings — Donna Merrill MOST POPULAR POPULAR IN 1980 (In Order of Preference) MUSICAL GROUPS E.L.O. Eagles Cars Foreigner Supertramp ACTORS Burt Reynolds Clint Eastwood Kurt Russell Al Pacino Eric Estrada T.V. SHOWS Saturday Night Live Little House on the Prairie Chips Mork and Mindy Love Boat SONGS Don’t Bring Me Down Stairway to Heaven Off the Wall Jane On the Radio ACTRESSES Sally Fields Kate Jackson Bo Derek Suzanne Somers Melissa Gilbert MOVIES Halloween Animal House Smokey and the Bandit Up in Smoke Amityville Horror 87 As a conclusion of the ‘Seniors: Past, Present, Future section, we thought it would be interesting to see possible careers of the Class of 1980 ten years from now. Not all seniors will be featured in this edi¬ tion but will be continued in the supplement. ANSSI ANTILLA — Finland’s Ambassador to the U.S. JEFF BARTON — Farm protest leader in latest march in Washington TRACY BENNETT — Replacement of Mae West LORETTA BERRY — Keeper of the Berry Patch ROGER BERRYMENT — Navy Guard against Gooney Birds at Guam JODY BROWN — World ' s leading Chimney Sweep TONY BUTTERS — Commissioner — National Football League TIM CROSS — Ski instructor at Squaw Valley KEN DAVIS — Director of National Spelling Bee KELLY DOOEN — Field Hockey Coach at the Olympic Games in 2004 WANDA ELLSWORTH — Manager of Custodial Staff for Hilton Hotels HEIDI EMMONS — World’s Greatest Potter (Ceramic) SCOTT FARRINGTON — Owner of World ' s Largest Shingle Mill TOM GAUDREAU — Head Mechanic at the Daytona 500 TEEN GAUTHIER — First Lady Governor of Maine IRA GIBSON — Army Staff Sgt. at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri JUNE GOODWIN — Best Nurse at Maine Medical Center JANE GORMAN — Traffic Director in Downtown Andover LOUISE HAINES — Leading Talk Show Hostess TIM HAKALA — World’s Leading Authority on Mononucleosis TIM HALL — Goodwill Ambassador to Moscow DORI HARRINGTON — Fast Order Cook at Pierre ' s BARB HARTHORNE — Editor of Playgirl Magazine JEFF HASTINGS — Lead Drummer at Sand’s Hotel in Las Vegas DAVID HATHAWAY — Hot Wire Expert for Central Maine Power STEVE HEIKKINEN — World’s Champion Woodchopper TROY JORDAN — Winner of Pulitzer Prize for his humor CAVENAUGH KELLY — Sports announcer for Olympic Games in 2004. SANDRA MACKAY — The Owner in the Store MINDY MCELMURRY — Off-Broadway’s Leading Star MIKE MORRILL — Director of Outward Bound Program CATHY O’DONNELL — German Translator at U.N. Written by Rodney Abbott and Helen Berry STUDENT LIFE.. SATURDAY NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB THINGS JUST DON ' T ADD UP! QUILB YGU’RBON CANDID CAMERA! SAY WHAT?” KISS MY GRITS! STOP RIGHT THERE! “Oh, to be a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader ” “Go ahead, I dare ya 92 4 ■.-r tStiulznt lints. xna.tCona.1 Ell T lCE SISE is a non-profit educational organization. Its objective is to promote mutual under¬ standing between people of the U.S. and the people of other countries through student exchange and education. The realization of this objective is gained when SISE students return home and exercise the knowledge and skills acquired during their exchange visit of approximately ten months and thus strengthen the ties and communication which unite us with other nations of the world. 94 LILIAN MOREN Lilian Mor6n of Ostersund, Sweden arrived in late August to make her home with Myrna, Pam and Lorna Carter. She has completed her nine compulsory years of Swedish education and is a member of the Telstar class of 1980 for which she receives no Swedish credit toward furthering her educat ' on. Upon returning to Sweden, she will attend an upper secondary school for 3 years (which is comparable to a U.S. Junior College or Vocational School). She hopes to have a career in either a travel or language rel¬ ated field. Lilian arrived with an ideal attitude toward getting the most out of her exchange visit. She willingly has dropped many Swedish ways of life or criticism. and accepted the American way without rebellion She thoroughly enjoys people and is eager to participate in each new experience or celebration. She can best be described as laughing, loveable Lilian. Written by Myrna Carter ANSSIANTILLA August 21, 1979 was a day our family, Tim, his grandmother and myself looked forward to with excitement and a little apprehension. We had only known for about three weeks that Anssi would be joining us. There had been no time to exchange letters. We had seen Anssi’s pictures, read his school record and glowing reports by teachers and friends. We had looked Finland up on the map and read about the country in the encyclopedia but there were many questions in our minds. Would he like living in a rural area? We knew he loved skiing, and sports but Helsenki is a city with half a million people. What about having to depend on others for transportation? Finland has one of the world’s best public transportation systems. What would he think of Telstar High? We are very proud of it, but how would it compare with Fin¬ nish schools? These were a few of the questions we asked ourselves and then there was the big one — What will he be like? Pictures and written reports really tell so little. As we watched the SIS kids leave the plane, my stomach was churning. What if one of those tall superior-looking blondes was Anssi? As we stood, holding a large “Welcome Anssi” sign and trying to pick him out of the crowd, a small tired voice said, “Here I am!” What a relief! He looked nice and he sounded nice. Six months have passed since that night. During these months we have learned much about Fin¬ land and I hope Anssi has learned much of our country. He spent February vacation in Florida with his uncle and his father, who was here on business at the time, so he will know about more than Maine. I know Anssi speaks English much more fluently than when he first came but you’d be surprised at how many new words we have learned while helping him. I think there have been times when Anssi has been very bored, but homesickness hasn ' t been any problem. Perhaps, it will be for us when he leaves. Written by Marilyn Wheeler 95 TAKE A FRESH BREA TH OF LIFE Fill your living parts with a new vitality of faith and determination for they are both born from the same womb instead of accepting things as they are change things like you wish they were to the best of your ability for anything is possible when you take a fresh breath, of life FREEDOM means knowing you have free choice! BY Walter Rinder 97 (Iona ratulatiom dtai.± °f ' So ISetful, zA [auit 042)7 (207)824-2)79 CouijtryClub 98 Ph togiCtpky ky Douufifo GLIDDEN ' S Bethel I.G.A. Foodliner CITIZEN PRINTERS INC. PUBLISHERS OF THE BETHEL CITIZEN MAIN STREET BETHEL, MAINE G.A.N. 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