Allagash High School - Highlander Yearbook (Allagash, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1968 volume:

■■■■ Under your name we have learned fcLL ftCrt $H HIGH SCHOOL ?4ni7nTT the meaning of loyalty... THE CAMPUS SCENE IS COMPOSED OF MANY THINGS... PEOPLE... BUILDINGS... IDEAS. PEOPLE MEETING... TALKING... LISTENING... PLAYING. PICTURED ARE BUT A FEW OF THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES THAT TRANSPIRE AROUND THE CAMPUS. To ouf parents... whose interest has been in the improvement of our lives... whose encouragement, patience, and love has been inspirational.. .and whose never-ending sacrifices have made these years of education possible... it is with deep felt gratitude that we dedicate this annual to you. SECRETARY: Mrs. Dorothy Gardner SUPERINTENDENT-PRINCIPAL Mr. Garfield C. King Members of the Class of 1968. when we first met you were in the third grade. At that it would have been difficult to invision this class as you are today: sophisticated Seniors, well favored, competant, young men and women about ready to step forward to make your way in a demanding world. The change is nothing less than miraculous, and because the size of our school district created student-teacher relations that are hardly possible anywhere but here in Allagash. I have been priviledged to watch the entire process as few educators have. Let us look back on what has taken place for there is a lesson to be learned. For nine years we have almost unknowingly watched fantastic changes occur. Physically, I watched a number of children pass through the ages, stages, and phases which are the metamorphosis of human kind: producing in the end that butterfly of a human being that exists for such a short while between the desire to become and the desire not to become. Scholastically I have watched them progress from grade to grade overcoming each obstacle and frustration until now you are about to grasp the paper trophy worth so little yet valued so highly. You watched a beginning young teacher slip physically from the prime of life to tetter on the rim of middle age as he collected the advancements that are the reward for growing older in service. So over the years I have been your teacher, your principal and now in the years of your triumph I am also your superintendent. Farewell, Class of 1968 FACULTY Mr. Martin Algebra I II Geometry Physics General Science B. A. in Chemistry University of Maine Mr. Dunham U.S. History World History Degree: M.S. University of West Virginia Mr. Carpenter French I University of Montreal Bachelor in Philosophy Mr. King Superintendent Principal Degree: M.S. University of Maine Mr. Gilpatrick Shorthand I II Bookkeeping I II Type I II General Business Business Mathmatics Basketball Coach Baseball Caoch Husson Mr. Malmborg English I, II. Ill, IV Problems of Democracy Bachelor in Arts Elizabethtown College MAINTENANCE COOKS--Left to Right: Mrs. Phyllis McBreairty, Mrs. Flo Henderson BUS DRIVER: Harold Jackson BUS DRIVER: Geneva Walker PEGGY M. SOUCY Activities: Basketball 3 Library Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 t DIANE SOUCY Activities: Student Council 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Softball 1 Class President 4 Vice-President 3 Library Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 WESLEY W. WALKER Activities: Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Vice-President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 2 Junior Business Manager 3 ALLAN MCBREAIRTY Activities: President 1,2 Student Council 1,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Class Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 4 Dramatics 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Staff 3 JASON KELLY Activities: Student Council 1 Basketball 2,3 Vice-President 1 JANICE KELLY Activities: Class Secretary 1,2,3 Class Treasurer 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 2 Cheerleading 2 Student Council 4 Library Staff 1,2,3 Dramatics 2 Office Staff 1,2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.......Diane Soucy Vice-President.Wesley Walker Secretary...Allan McBreairty Advisor...........Mr. Martin YEARBOOK STAFF STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Dunham, Advisor: Peggy Soucy. SITTING: Allan McBreairty, Wesley Walker, Diane Soucy. CLASS MOTTO......... SMALL IS THE DIPLOMA, BUT MIGHTY THE EFFORT TO WIN IT” CLASS COLORS........RED AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER........ROSE PEGGY SOUCY---------(a) To be a devoted wife (b) Ya don't say (c) Jan (d) Cooking (e) Time WESLEY WALKER-------(a) Electrician (b) Lord love a duck (c) Gail (d) Sleeping (e) What a Woman in Love Won't Do JANICE KELLY--------(a) Secretary (b) Honest to goodness (c) Permit (d) Reading (e) Whispering Pines JASON KELLY --------(a) To get his diploma (b) Gosh darn it all (c) Class ring (d) Operating Hi- Bob (e) Old Log Cabin for Sale DIANE SOUCY---------(a) To get 16 credits (b) darn it (c) Harold Jackson (d) Daydreaming (e) Cry, Cry, Cry ALLAN McBREAIRTY--(a) Mechanic (b) Think so, ha? (c) Susan Walker (d) Sleeping (e) Skip a Rope (a) Ambition (b) Favorite Expression (c) Favorite Possession (d) Favorite Pastime (e) Favorite song CLASS HISTORY We, the Senior Class of 1968, began our freshman year with high hopes and a little fear in our hearts that the work would be hard. We were nine students who began to paddle our crafts to higher knowledge: Diane Soucy, Paula McBreairty, Kathy Kelly, Janice Kelly, Jason Kelly, Roger Jackson, Niles Kelly, Allan McBreairty, and Wesley Walker. During our sophomore year, we lost Roger Jackson, who went to work in Presque Isle. Also, we lost Paula McBreairty and Diane Soucy who left for Connecticut, where they attended school for a brief period of time. Later in the year they returned to join us. Our junior year again found us with one less. Wesley Walker attended Glen Cove Christian Academy in Glen Cove, Maine. This left only seven of us to row on. Later Niles Kelly dropped out leaving only six and Peggy McBreairty returned to join us after attending school in Connecticut. We again were seven members paddling on and upward. Our senior year we began with eight members of the old gang. Wesley Walker came back to join us. During the month of December three of our female members up and left us to get married. Peggy McBreairty married Jan Soucy, but continued to attend school. Kathy Kelly married Joel Jackson and Paula McBreairty married Harold Walker. That left six of us to finish our trip. Diane Soucy, Peggy Soucy, Janice Kelly, Jason Kelly, Allan McBreairty, and Wesley Walker. We are proud tonight to say the struggle was hard and up hill, but we are all ready to meet the challenge the future holds for us. JUNIOR CLASS Mary O'Leary............President Cynthia Harvey..........Secretary Mary O'Leary............President Cynthia Harvey..........Secretary CLASS ADVISOR: MR. MARTIN LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne McBreairty, Cynthia Harvey, Mary O'Leary SOPHOMORE CLASS Veronica Walker...............President Gary Gardner.............Vice-President Donna Hafford.................Secretary CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Martin FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Delores McBreairty, Gail McBreairty, Lena Kelly, Donna Hafford, Beatrice O'Leary, Sherwin Kelly, Gary Gardner, Cathy Pelletier, Veronica Walker, Melody McBreairty, Gene McBreairty, Ralph Jackson. FRESHMAN CLASS Colby Hafford...............President Lois Gardner...........Vice-President Janice McBreairty...........Secretary CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Malmborg FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lois Gardner, Verla Pelletier, Ava Mullins, Doris Robichaud, Kady Jackson, Susan Jackson, Sandra Walker, Carney McBreairty, Sterlin Jackson, Norma McBreairty, Janice McBreairty, Wesley Pelletier, McClaren McBreairty, Terry Jackson, Loomis Jackson, Dwight Hafford, Gary Hafford, Colby Hafford. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, Left to Right: Colby Hafford, Mary O’Leary, Veronica Walker, Allan McBreairty, Sherwin Kelly. SITTING: Doris Robichaud, Cynthia Harvey, Janice Kelly, Diane Soucy. HISTORY CLASS Mr. Dunham giving some much needed instructions. PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY Mr. Malmborg teaching Problems of Democracy. mn Candid Snapshots Gail McBreairty Carney McBreairty FRIENDLIEST Mary O'Leary Ralph Jackson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janice Kelly Wesley Walker QUIETEST Ava Mullins, Jason Kelly BEST ATHLETES Norma McBreairty Wayne McBreairty BEST LOOKING BIGGEST FLIRTS Cathy Pelletier Gene McBreairty Diane Soucy Gary Gardner WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: Diane and Harold ever got married. Wesley and Gail ever broke up. Peggy didn't miss a day of school. Allan quit going to Lester Walker's. Janice ran out of love stories to read Jason ever took a girl out. LIBRARY Beatrice doing a little research work. An occasional chat. Janice leisurely reading in the library. Working in the library. Terry making use of the library. Cynthia takes over. A daily scene at Allagash High. Kady and Ava looking busy. MOMENTS TOREMEMBER Wes and Mick doing a little repair work. Allan flirting with Delores. Diane showing us how it is done. Wes showing Veronica brotherly love. . BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hafford, Sherwin Kelly, Wayne McBreairty, Loomis Jackson, Gene McBreairty, Gary Gardner, Colby Hafford, Carney McBreairty. Gene McBreairty (H-home game, V-visiting game) Nov. 17 Mattawamkeag-V L Dec. 1 Island Falls-H L Dec. 2 Oakfield-V L Dec. 5 Woodstock-V L Dec. 9 Danforth-H W Dec. 13 Wisdom-V W Dec. 16 Hodgdon-H L Dec. 20 Wisdom-H W Dec. 23 Oakfield-H L Dec. 28 29 Beals-V L L Jan. 5 Island Falls-V L Jan. 13 Jackman-V L Jan. 19 Princeton-V L Jan. 26 Hodgdon-V L Feb. 3 Danforth-V L Feb. 10 Jackman-H L Wayne McBreairty GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Jackson, Delores McBreairty, Cathy Pelletier, Beatrice O'Leary, Holly McBreairty, Melody McBreairty, Veronica Walker, Vicki McBreairty, Janice Kelly, Norma McBreairty. Cathy Pelletier (H-home game, V-visiting game) Dec. 1 Island Falls-H L Dec. 2 Oakfield-V L Dec. 5 Woodstock-V L Dec. 9 Danforth-H L Dec. 13 Wisdom-V L Dec. 16 Hodgdon-H L Dec. 20 Wisdom-H L Dec. 23 Oakfield-H L Jan. 5 Island Falls-V L Jan. 13 Jackman-V L Jan. 26 Hodgdon-V L Feb. 3 Danforth-V L Feb. 10 Jackman-H L Norma McBreairty SOFTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Lou McBreairty, Gail McBreairty, Anita Jackson, Cathy Pelletier. SECOND ROW: Marylin McBreairty, Susan Walker, Norma Jean McBreairty, Vicki McBreairty, Melody McBreairty, Beatrice O'Leary, Holly McBreairty. Melody McBreairty Susan Walker Text, Cover a, Tal. Cover a, Text and Cove Tex! and Covet IfejJJerU Etscovitz Chevrolet VALLEY MOTORS ETSCOVITZ CHEVROLET Pontiac Jeep GMC Truck 17 W. Main Street Tel: 994-5502 Chevrolet Motor Cars Trucks Tel: 994-3192 Fort Kent, Maine 13 W. Main Street Fort Kent, Maine Always welcome Rock's Hot Dog Stand Fort Kent, Maine 91 W Mai n Ft Kt Telephone 994-3133 I FOOD NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Fort Kent, Maine GILMAN BOUCHARD Inc Telephone 994-5917 FORT KENT MILLS, MAINE 04744 00P NEWS IUICK DAIGLE BUICK CO. OLDS. GEORGE T. QUIGLEY SONS Building Contractors Lumber, Building Materials Plumbing Supplies Tel: 994-3102 Fort Kent, Maine Baker's Studio 76 W. Main Street Tel: 994-3216 Fort Kent, Maine Peter Z. Freeman THE RULE OF THREE Three Things To Govern: Temper, Tongue, and Conduct. Three Things To Cultivate: Courage, Affection, And Gentleness. Three Things to Commend: Thrift, Industry, And Promptness. Three Things lo Despise: Cruelty, Arrogance, And Ingratitude. Three Things To Wish For: Health, Contentment, And Friends. Three Things To Admire: Dignity, Intellectual Power, And Gracefulness. Three Things To Give: Alms To The Needy, Comfort To The Sad, And Appreciation To The Worthy. 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ROY Compliments of FORT KENT PHARMACY Farm Machinery Tel. 994-3288 Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of ROSE NADEAU Fort Kent, Maine MEDLEY PELLETIER Contractor Tel. 994-5638 Fort Kent, Maine Compliments Of DR. MRS. R. PAUL JOHNSON Compliments of ALVA JANDREAU General Merchandise Tel: 398-2692 St. Francis, Maine Fort Kent, Maine GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Congratulations to the Graduates Compliments of Compliments of DR. R. J. ALBERT Physician MR. AND MRS. L. E. PELLETIER Tel: 994-5583 Pulp Contractor Saint Francis, Maine Tel: 398-2125 Kent, Maine w LEONARD H. KELLY SONS Compliments Trucking Dozing of Shovel Grader McBREAlRTY’S SERVICE STATION Snow Removal Contractor Lumbering Gas and Oil Tel EX. 8-2835 Box 158 Allagash, Maine Tel: 8-2942 w Compliments of Compliments COLLIN'S JEWELRY of MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. GLEN O'LEARY MIKES CLOTHING STORE Saint John, Maine Fort Kent, Maine JANDREAU'S BARBER SHOP Supplier of Potatoes to the St. Francis, Maine Allagash High School Sfedi! GUV E KELLY SONS INC Box 138 Allagash, Maine Congratulations To The Senior Class GENE McBREAlRTY TRUCKING Tel: 398-2842 Allagash, Maine Compliments To The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McBreairty Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBreairty Mr. and Mrs. Ransford Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Donald McBreairty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pelletier Mrs. Mary McBreirty and Linwood Flora Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gardner Retired teacher Mrs. Gladys Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walker Mr. and Mrs. Rex McBreairty Mr. and Mrs. Roland Soucy Mr. and Mrs. Theron McBreairty Harold Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hafford Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner czAuto ar apU.6 922 Oak Street Kansas City, Missouri 64106 Litho in U.S.A. by members of Lithographers and Photoengravers Union—Local 235 1 ,., � V r xf; v' -T • .1 .'.' w 7� V A- . v- wSgSiftg -:.' .v • • « .- •: V? v - -Vi • ' %. • ■ V' . • - • • C ' � --y , . -•• •