Allagash High School - Highlander Yearbook (Allagash, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1969 volume:

We, the Yearbook Staff, do proudly present our 1969 edition of the Highlander; it has been ours for a year and now it is yours. We hope it gives you as much pleasure as it has given us while making it. Here we fake pride in our school and whaf if has done for us in fhe pasf. It is a cornerstone of our culture and a foundation for our success. Here we have re- ceived preparation, guidance, and inspiration for the day we assume the role as citizen. Our school is a part of our legacy of freedom, and may it ever remain ‘dedication We, the Senior class of 1969, do proudly dedicate this issue of the Highlander to Mr. Malmborg and Mr. Dunham who taught us the value of friendship and the need for understanding. Under their guidance we shall pave our paths in the future always toward greater achievements and long-awaited successes. Shelia Beth Hafford Loving Memories This has mute and stilled the heart That loved us well and true Oh, bitter was the trail to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten, loved one Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore As time goes by, we miss you more Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place. The day has come that we must go ... to search for bigger and better footholds beyond the next horizon. But there is no such thing as saying good-bye to the place of childhood memories; you can always come back to it. So we pause to reflect back upon the past. We will forever hold fond memories of our town; we are proud to have been part of it! Jarewed J- rincipal75 ifJfjeA cifye Class of 1969, I am speaking to both of you. Pay strict attention, because my audience is small. Neither of you can become lost among the members of your class, hoping to go unnoticed. The achievement of this class must of necessity be your own personal achievements and satisfies compiled for this class will be nothing more or less than your own personal records. Whenever the class of '69 is recalled, all thought will turn to you and when it is judged, you will have to answer. Having the entire responsibility of your class upon your shoulders is a great burden. There is no way you can cast it aside or bear it lightly. Moreover, you do not bear this burden for yourselves alone. You bear it for your parents, your community, your teachers and for Allagash High School. 9 MR. ROBERT PLAISTED English I. II, III, IV University of Maine History Major MR. KEN LONGLEY Chemistry, Algebra I II Biology A B Fort Kent College Math Science Major MR. LYNN CHASSIE Geography A B, U.S. Government, Economics, General Math, Psychology Fort Kent State College History Major MR. GEORGE CARPENTER French I II University of Montreal Philosophy Major 11 MR. FRANK GILPATRICK Shorthand I II, Bookkeeping I II, Type I II, Commercial Law Husson College Business Education Major WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: Cynthia ever lost her Permit Wayne ever got lock-jaw Gene gave up on the French Women Gary ever lost his baby looks Sherwin took his training wheels off his Honda Ralph ever got as tall as Loomis Veronica traded her G. T.O. on a G.M.C. Pick-up Melody lost the diamond out of her ring Donna really hooked Jimmy Cathie really did settle down Lena ever changed her last name to George Gail found Wesley's class ring Beatrice found out the Blondes have the most fun. 12 C udtoch land Bus Driver, Harold Jackson Mrs. Phyllis McBreairty, Mrs. Flo Henderson. 13 «AM CYNTHIA JANE HARVEY Activities Class President 4 Class Vice-President 4 Class Secretary 3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3,4 Dramatics 1 Student Council 3 Yearbook Staff 4 WAYNE DALE McBREAIRTY Activities Class President 1,2 Student Council 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 1 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 15 (a) Nickname (b) Favorite Song (c) Ambition (d) Favorite Pastime (e) Last Seen (f) Favorite Saying (g) Prize Possession (h) Favorite Place Cynthia Harvey: (a) Sissie (b) Son of a Preacherman (c) Beautician (d) Running the roads (e) With Charlie (0 go sit down (g) Driver's Permit (h) Al's Place Wayne McBreairty: (a) Waynie (b) 1 gotta get a message to you (c) Smoking (d) Become a Bug Man (e) Leaving the Thibodeau Homestead (0 Censured (g) Stacked Deck(h) Meditating Hill Gene McBreairty: (a) Neanie (b) Tracks of My Tears (c) Chasing the women (d) Catching a certain girl (e) Walking down the Horseback (0 $$$(V$, 7° (g) Birthday Beer Mug (h) The road Veronica Walker: (a) Bonnie (b) I Love how you Love Me (c) Fighting (d) Striker (e) Driving truck (f) Wouldn't put me out in the least (g) Edward Kelly (h) Guy Kelly's Ralph Jackson: (a) Bing (b) Another Story (c) Ski-dooing (d) Getting his drivers license (e) At Dora’s (f) Well Say (g) Money (b) Ernest's Melody Mcbreairty: (a) Meek (b) Playboy (c) Having a good time (d) Dedicated wife (e) Going into the lowlandings (f) Lazarus (g) Billy Caron (h) Lowlandings Sherwin Kelly: (a) Sherry (b) Light my Fire (c) Girling (d) Get rich the easy way (not working) (e) Walk- ing through the Portash (0 Well Say (g) Honda (h) Backseat of a car Gary Gardner: (a) Blondie (b) Fire (c) Drinking (milk) (d) Dismantling the AAA (e) Sitting in Detention Hall (0 Censured (g) Little red volkswagon (h) Robbingson's Donna Hafford: (a) Donnie (b) Something Pretty (c) Visiting (d) Nurse (e) At the neighbors (f) Land-a- Goshen (g) Black Onyx (h) Judy's or Mary's Beatrice O'Leary: (a) Beepee (b) Cinnamon (c) Wishing the impossible (d) Four Years of College (e) Hitch-hicking from St. Francis (0 Don't bug me (g) Bottle of Hair dye (h) wherever the boys are Lena Kelly: (a) George (b) Wispering Pines (c) Snow-shoeing (d) To be a bookkeeper (e) Bookkeeping Class (f) Help us all (g) Class Ring (h) In the air Cathie Pelletier: (a) Cat (b) Crimson and Clovers (c) Being with a certain guy (d) Phy. Ed. Teacher and Basketball coach (e) Behind a potatoe house (f) You're gonna make Custard's last stand look like a love-in (g) Jim Lamore (h) Frog Pond Gail McBreairty: (a) Granny (b) I don't want to play house (c) Typing (d) Get Married (e) Library (f) Well say (g) Wesley Walker (h) Home HISTORY - CLASS OF 1969 Once upon a time long, long ago there were three little girls and one little boy who grew and grew and grew until they were big enough to enter Allagash High School as fresh- men. The .parents were very proud of their children and hoped that they would glean much knowledge from their new halls of learning. During the second year of their stay at Allagash High School these four students were joined by a newcomer from a distant town. This newcomer was Mary O'Leary. The second year was especially eventful for the class of '69 for, along with gaining one new student, two were lost. Donna Walker moved to a large city in Massachusetts to seek her fortune. Daphne Kelly fell in love with her Prince Charming and became a housewife. Thus there were three members of the class of '69 working toward their goal of gradu- ation. During their last year Mary O'Leary traveled to a distant town to enter a larger school. This left one girl and one boy, both quite grown now, to complete the program of Allagash High School and to graduate in June of 1969. This girl and this boy were Cynthia Harvey and Wayne McBrearity. 17 SITTING, Left to Right: Cathie Pelletier, Melody McBreairty, Lena Kelly, Donna Hafford, Veronica Walker, Gail McBreairty. STANDING: Ralph Jackson, Sherwin Kelly, Beatrice O'Leary, Gene Mc- Breairty, Gary Gardner. Veronica Walker, Gary Gardner, Gail McBreairty, Donna Hafford. Vice-President, President, Secretary Treasurer. 19 SITTING, Left to Right: Doris Robichaud. Kadi Jackson, Nola McBreairty, Norma McBreairty, Sandre Walker, SusSn Jackson, Verly Pelletier, Ava Mullins. STANDING: Terry Jackson, Loomis Jackson, Lois Gardner, Colby Hafford, Janice McBreairty, Wesley Pelletier, Regina NcBreairty, Gary Hafford, Rhonda McBreairty, Dwight Hafford, Micky McBreairty. Janice McBreairty, Verly Pelletier, Colby Hafford, Rhonda McBreairty. Treasurer, Vice-President, Pres- ident, Secretary. 20 Marilyn McBreairty, Holly McBreairty, Mark Kelly, Ann Kelly. Treasurer, Vice- President, President, Secretary. F R E S H M A N SITTING, Left to Right: Ann Kelly, Marilyn McBreairty, Holly McBreairty, Anita Jackson, Rose Mc- Breairty. STANDING: Jill Kelly, Susan Walker, Vicki McBreairty, Mark Kelly, Donald McBreairty, Bonnie Hafford. 21 lb rarian Our Librarian hard at work. Mrs. Gardner. Mr. Chassie teaching the fundamentals of Mathematics. 23 SITTING, Left to Right: Gail McBreairty, Cynthia Harvey, Cathie Pelletier, Beatrice O'Leary, Donna Hafford. STANDING: Mr. Longley, Wayne McBreairty, Gary Gardner, Mr. Chassie. 25 26 QUIETIEST: Mark Kelly, Rose McBreairty. TALLEST, Left to Right: Loomis Jackson, Gail McBreairty, Ralph Jackson, Cynthia Harvey. MOST STUDIOUS: Mark Kelly, Donna Hafford. 28 BEST ATHLETES: Wayne McBreairty, Cathie Pelletier. 29 FRIENDLIEST: Colby Hafford, Veronica Walker. BEST LOOKING: Susan Walker, Gene Mc- Breairty. 30 SCIENTIST AT WORK: Gary Gardner, Wayne McBreairty, Donna Haf ford. 31 MOST POLITE: Gary Gardner, Gail McBreairty. Waiting for judgement day. 32 Technical Foul??????????? Basketball's Star players of the season. 33 Do you suppose they'll make it next year?? Anyone for a snow-shoe race?? Sherry might make Fifth place. 34 Hail! Hail! The gang's all here. What do you suppose is going on down there? 35 Taking a last look at their ski-doos. Gary is thinking about entering the Ski-doo race. 36 Hurrah for Sissie! 37 Will Verly fall again? 38 Clean up day for the students. Who will be the lucky ones to get these? 39 Colby's in a big hurry to get to the finish line. W ill it be a tie between Harold and Jill? Ava is getting up to the finish line at last. 40 41 Micky is going to win! Gene is close behind Micky Our first King and Queen. 42 44 46 LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesley Pelletier, Gary Hafford, Colby Hafford, Sherwin Kelly, Gary Gardner, Wayne McBreairty, Micky McBreairty, Gene McBreairty, Loomis Jackson. GAMES PLAYED Woodstock L W Oakfield L L St. Louis W Hodgdon L L Jackman L W Wisdom W W Island Falls L L Vinal Haven L Centerville L North Haven W Madawaska L 47 GiJ' BmLiUI LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Jackson, Norma McBreairty, Cathie Pelletier, Vicki McBreairty, Susan Walker, Beatrice O'Leary, Lois Gardner. GAMES PLAYED Woodstock L St. Louis W Grand Falls W Jackman L Island Falls L Oakfield W W Hodgdon L L Centreville L W isdom 48 W W tains Wayne McBrearity, Coach Gilpatrick, Cathie Pelletier. The season is now over for Wayne McBreairty and his team mates and. although Allagash managed only a 4-8 mark against Maine Class M and S competition, they fared a bit better against some New Bruns- wick foes, falling short, of course, of a Class S tourney berth. Allagash played five teams other than their regular varsity schedule in the state, and in the total of 17 games, Wayne McBreairty poured in 558 points, for an average of a hit over 32 points per game. In case you’re wondering about Wayne's ability to compete against good competition, listen to how he did against the eventual eastern Maine Class S champion. Against the Island Falls Elks, Wayne fired in 66 points in two appearances, and, although his club dropped both games he left the Elks with a healthy re- spect for his basketball abilities. Wayne is hard to handle, says Coach Gilpatrick, referring of course to the opposition's attempts to stop Wayne from scoring. He has been a defensive headache for the opposition during his last three seasons in an Allagash uni- form. During these three years, he poured in a total of 1095 points an average of 365 per season. In his final three appearances for Allagash he had scoring nights of 58, 35 and 29 points a total of 122 and a 40- points-plus average. All the good ones don't appear in the tournament as coach Gilpatrick says. And Wayne McBreairty certainly rates as one of the best. 49 . MPG DAIRY MAINE BAG COMPANY Milk - Cream Eggs - Cottage Cheese Direct From Local Producers To Your Door Or Favorite Store Paper Bags Burlap Bags Wire Ties Shipping Supplies Free Delivery Service MAINE POTATOE GROWERS, INC. Farm Machinery - Farm Supplies Potatoes - Oats - Feed Presque Isle, Maine Cooperative Farm Service Since 1932 51 1 ISLANDS cow fiT SEVEN ISLANDS LAND COMPANY • 5 COLUMBIA STREET BANGOR, MAINE 04401 Seven Islands Land Company is a professional land management form which indidicated to conservative long range planning for the best multiple use of our lands, forests and waters. This company does not own land, but was established to represent many individual own- ers and trusts. The owners we represent do not have any mills; they simply sell standing timber to log- ging organizations. Access roads are built, and mature trees are harvested under close super- vision of Company personnel. Under our progressive multiple use management concert, a major portion of the private logging roads not in current use as such, are available to sportsmen as access to the lakes and forests of Northern Maine. Because these roads are built and maintained for the primary purpose of logging, if is necessary to supervise and direct non-logging traffic in a way which will avoid interference with these wood harvesting activities. For this reason, you will find manned gates at stra- tegic locations leading to the lands under our management, and a fee will be charged. The gate attendant will also assist you with any information you may require in regard to the area you plan to visit. Seven Islands Land Company, and the land owners we represent, believe in selective cutting and sustained yield management as the best possible method of attaining the highest long range multiple use of these lands. This means that, by partial cutting of mature trees, and leaving young, vigorous trees to grow, we are maintaining a healthy forest. In our o- pinion, maintaining an adequate forest accomplishes many things other than just growing frees as a raw material: by protesting the water table, it sustains and regulates the flow of rivers testing the water table, it sustains for game fish, plus better canoeing; it provides more feed and better cover for game animals and birds; it helps retain the natural scenic beauty of the North country. Under multiple use planning, we also offer private camp site leases in certain sections. For information on leasing, or other matters of interest, please inquire at our Bangor office. 52 J.D. IRVING 15 Columbia Street Bangor, Maine Our very best wishes to all the people in School Administration 10 and to all the people of Allagash. TELEPHONE 207 945-3022 P. O BOX 1018 53 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. THREE GOOD PLACES TO DO BUSINESS SOUCY'S ECONOMAT SOUCY'S FARM SUPPLY A. D. SOUCY CO. 54 Congratulations to the Senior Class s Baker's Studio 76 W. Main Street Tel: 994-3216 Fort Kent, Maine DAIGLE HOUGHTON INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES SERVICES FORT KENT, MAINE NTERNATIONAL Phone, Office: 994-3386 Residence: 004-5474 Thibodeau’s Insurance Agency 75 Main St. Fort Kent, Maine Telephone 994-3181 Congratulations to the Senior Class From ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Allagash, Maine ST. CHARLES' CHURCH St. Francis, Maine Best Wishes! From the Faculty and Staff at Allagash High School Compliments of NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Member of the C. C. D. Congratulations to the Seniors Congratulations To The Senior Class GENE McBREAlRTY Trucking Tele: 398-2852 Allagash, Maine 58 Etscovitz Chevrolet VALLEY MOTORS ETSCOVITZ CHEVROLET Pontiac Jeep GMC Truck 17 W. Main Street Tel: 994-5502 Fort Kent, Maine Chevrolet Motor Cars Trucks Tel: 994-3192 13 W. Main Street Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of A.J. NADEAUS SONS Funeral Directors Twenty-four hour Ambulance Service Furniture Store Tele: 994-5700 994-3176 59 Compliments of RODERICK J. HARVEY, SR. Ford Car Salesman Millinockit, Maine Telephone: 723-4016 (207) Compliments of KELLY'S MARKET St. Francis, Maine {s ih w1 Get a c A jy f Congratulations to the Seniors Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of ADELINE JANDREAU St. Francis, Maine Compliments of DAVE'S GROCERY Fort Kent, Maine Telephone: 994-3259 r Royal Crowns COLA Congratulations to the Seniors Congratulations to the Seniors 60 Compliments of RENO'S Business Machines and Bookstore Best Wishes Compliments of PETER Z. FREEMAN Marine Equipment McCollack Chain Saws Mercury Outboards 97 W. Main Street Telephone: 994-5505 Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of LILLIAN'S GROCERIES Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of Compliments of PAT'S CLEANERS LIZOTTE'S HOLSTERY General Repair and Remodels Furniture, Car and Truck Seats —— Telephone: 994-5244 Telephone: 944-3016 45 East Main Street Fort Kent, Maine Best Wishes To The Seniors COMPLIMENTS of W EDWIN PELLETIER NMmsmt General Merchandise Fruit Compliments of Foods Clothing P. V. ROY Tel: 398-2691 St. Francis, Maine Farm Machinery Tel. 994-3288 Low Prices Every Day Fort Kent, Maine |p 62 GEORGE T. QUIGLEY SONS Building Contractors Lumber, Building Materials PI umbing Suppl ies Tel: 994-3102 Fort Kent, Maine HittfowAJ FRANK MARTIN SON'S INC. Fort Kent, Maine John Deere Sales And Service Tel. 994-3171 Compliments of LOZIER-O'GRADY Post 9609 VFW Fort Kent, Maine Honor the dead by Helping the living Compliments of OUELLET FORD SALES Fort Kent, Maine Telephone: 994-3173 64 MICHAUD'S INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 139 Main Street Compliments Tel: 994-3217 Fort Kent, Maine Donat Michaud, Pres. Of DR. MRS. R. PAUL JOHNSON Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of DR. MRS. ELMER PELLETIER Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of FORT KENT PHARMACY Fort Kent, Maine 65 Pelletier Florist Greenhouse Pelletier Shoe Store Main Street Madawaska, Me. Phone 728-4818 Say it with Flowers Say it with Ours Main Street Fort Kent, Me. 994-5241 994-5242 994-5243 IU1CK DAIGLE BUICK CO. OLDS. GOOD LUCK TO TMC GRADUATING CLASS Congratulations to the Graduates Compliments of PEE WEE'S BARBER SHOP St. Francis, Maine Compliments of MR. AND MRS. GLEN O'LEARY Saint John, Maine Supplier of Potatoes to the Allagash High School Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION St. Francis, Maine FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of J.C. NEWBERRY Telephone: 994-5766 85 -89 Maine Street Fort Kent, Maine 04743 Compliments of HERMAN GUIMOND SONS Fort Kent, Maine Telephone: 994-5032 Johnston Oil Company GUY D. DAIGLE Distributor of Shell Petroleum Products Fort Kent Madawaska Tel. 994-5027 Tel. 728-4675 DAIGLE RAMBLER Sales - RAMBLER - Service CITGO SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR Fort Kent, Maine 04743 994-3106 CITGO 68 Compliments of DAIGLE DAIGLE Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of PAT'S GROCERY 13 Hall Street Fort Kent, Maine Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of Compliments LEVEQUE SON SERVICES of Welding - Automotive McBREAlRTY'S SERVICE STATION Repairs Gas and Oi 1 Batteries and Accessories Tel EX. 8-2835 Congratulations to the Seniors 69 ALLAGASH, MAINE Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harvey Mrs. Gladys Gardner and Boys Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Pelletier, Jr. Mr. Vernon D. Pelletier Mrs. Mary McBreairty Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gardner ST. FRANCIS, MAINE Chamberlain's Market Alva Jandreau's Store Bert's Place FORT KENT, MAINE Chez Francoise Mr. and Mrs. Medley Pelletier Cecilia Bourgoin R.A. Cyr Martin's Barber Shop Collin's Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Charette Dr. and Mrs. Marc Chassie BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS 70 71 72 922 Oak Street Kansas City, Missouri 64106 Litho in U.S.A. by members of Lithographers and Photoengravers Union—Local 235 ... iiUUhVUUUOiBlli Ba HH HBi- .:,: i. i i K t', 4 LVii tf i. i -. ?