Beastie Boys representing event sponsor Clark Associates: Jeff Lind, Josh Fifield and Josh Ellis. They were the winner of the People’s Choice Award at the 7th annual Ghoulwill Ball on Oct. 21 at The Portland Club.
Holly Golightly girls from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”: Dawna Hall of Portland, Barbara McDonald of Scarborough, Terri St. Angelo of Falmouth, Peg Murray of Portland and Jan Robson of Portland.
Stewardesses Christie Reynolds of Whitefield, Terry Robbins of West Gardiner, Marie Moore of Gardiner, Dotty Hinckley of Pittsfield and Peggy Dumond of Farmingdale. The Ghoulwill Ball raised $15,000 for the Goodwill Northern New England's Job Connection Program.
Olivia Treadwell and Bettie Rose of Portland.
Trent and Katie Sevene of Portland.
Doug Mack (Wizard), Kim Meuse (Lion), Mike Meuse (Tin Man), Dan Meuse (Scarecrow), Emma Burkard (Dorothy) and Kate Meuse (Wicked Witch). There were 240 costumed guests at the Ghoulwill Ball.
Briana Lynch (Babe the Blue Ox) and Josh Lynch (Paul Bunyan) of South Portland.
James and Christy Michaud of Gorham.
Eighties fan Lisa Bush of Scarborough with Sarah Wyman (Beetlejuice) of Falmouth and Heather Douglass (Snow White) of Gorham.
Not-so-beastly David Cropley and “Belle” of the ball Elizabeth Patriotti of Hollis.
Heather Steeves and Trendy Stanchfield of Goodwill Northern New England.
Steampunks Andrew Fairbairn of North Waterboro and Rebecca Weston of Old Orchard Beach with flamingo Angela McCarthy of Westbrook.
Roxanne Holmbom of event sponsor Healey & Associates with fellow trolls Teresa Talbot and Cheri Wentworth of Abbot.
Jason Spivey of Portland, Liza Woodman-Bouchard of Saco, Diane Vaughn of Gray and Carole Barveau of Windham.
Flapper Jamie Fisher and Xena Warrior Princess Mary Anne Higgins, both of Portland.
Winners of Best Group Theme, the Candy Girls: Mary Wratten, Samantha Mulkern and April Mulkern, all of Biddeford.
Winners of Best Use of Goodwill Finds: Golden “Girls” Bryan Lord, Andrew Furman, Kevin McCarthy and Adam Smith.
Jan and Chester Twarog as Cleopatra and Indiana Jones.
Life & Culture 
