Allagash High School - Highlander Yearbook (Allagash, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1971 volume:

earSooJ? Wesley Pelletier, Kady Jackson, Colby Hafford, Rhonda McBreairty, Doris Robichaud, Advisor: Mr. Schencks, and Regina McBreairty. 7arewef o 71 In ma TKaier Superintendent - Principal Secretary MR. GARFIELD KING LINDA McBREAIRTY For the past four years your prime objective has been to acquire Knowledge - knowledge that has the potential of en- riching your lives and making them more meaningful and worthwhile than would have been possible without it. Along with the acquisition of knowledge, which, as individuals, you have achieved in greater or lesser degree, you have each gained a measure of wisdom. This measure of wisdom will determine what each of you will do with the knowledge gained. Wisdom is the quality of thought applied to that which is known, and what you do with what you know will determine what you be- come. And now a parting word of advice, and a prediction of things to come: Strive always to control, direct, evaluate and refine your thoughts: for, without fail, you will become what you think about most of the time. S7n JKemoriam 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 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1971, ded- icate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Chas- sie, for the joy and happiness you gave us. We hope that we will express some deep-felt gratitude and appreciation for your guidance. We wish you lots of luck in your fu- ture years. GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES. We, the Senior Class of 1971, ded- icate our yearbook to Mr. Schencks, a wise advisor and a constant friend, who guided us in our yearbook deci- sions. It is difficult for us to give a true evaluation of him, but we are grate- ful for everything that he has done for us. Once again - THANK YOU. faculty MR. MARQUIS MR. SCHENCKS U.S. Government Current History French I Geography Economics Bookkeeping I and II Shorthand Type I and II Business Law Office Practice MR. SHEA MR. SAUNDERS Algebra I and II English I. II, III, and IV General Math Sociology Biology Chemistry C )OO S Mrs. Phyllis McBreaitty and Mrs. Eva Jackson (1ustocfians Bus Driver, Harold Jackson GRADUATES LOIS GARDNER (Lo) It is grievous to be caught. Activities: Vice-President 1 Basketball 2-3-4 Softball 1-4 COLBY HAFFORD (Cobe) More things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. Activities: Class President 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Co-Editor 3 Yearbook Editor 4 DWIGHT HAFFORD (Dite) While I stop to think I ofter miss my opportunities. Activities: Baseball 1 KADI JACKSON People ask you for criticism but they only want praise. Activities: Secretary 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 LOOMIS JACKSON Uncle Sam wants me now. Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-4 SUSAN JACKSON (Sue) Criticism comes easier than craftsmanship. .1. • TERRY JACKSON Let knowledge grow from more to make. I sometimes hold it half a sin to put in words the grief that I feel. McCLAREN McBREAIRTY (Mickey) Good women are hard to find but you can get good beer any- time. Activities: Baseball 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3 REGINA McBREAIRTY (Gena) Necessity, who is the mother of invention. Activities: Basketball 1-3-4 Softball 3-4 Newspaper Editor 3 Yearbook Staff 4 RHONDA McBREAIRXY (Sissy) Cornin' in on a wing and a prayer. Activities: Treasurer 1 Secretary 2 Student Council 3-4 Basketball 1-3 Softball 2-3-4 Cheerleader 3 Yearbook Staff 4 DORIS ROBICHAUD (Doody) How glorious it is and how painful it is to be an exception. Activities: Student Council 1 Manager of Basketball and Softball 2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 SANDRA WALKER (Sandy) It is sometimes expedient to think who I am. Activities: Cheerleader 3 Photos Not Available: Janice McBreairty, Nola McBre airty, Norma McBreairty, and Wesley Pelletier. Janice McBreairty, Treasurer; Wesley Pelletier, Vice-President; Kadi Jackson, Sec- retary; Colby Hafford, President; Mr. Saunders, Advisor. c iucfeni Gouncif Galen O'leary, Mary Lou McB., Colby Hafford, President; Holly O'leary, Vice-Pres- ident; Clayton McB., Rhonda McB., Secretary-Treasurer; Roy Gardner, Sherry McB., Mr. Marquis, Advisor. Sponsored By: RANDI HAFFORD (j ass Jfistoru Paddling our boats up a crooked treacherous stream, we the Senior Class of 1971, began our Freshman year with twenty-four class members. There were: Lois Gardner, Colby Hafford, Dwight Hafford, GaryHafford, Kathrine Jackson, Loomis Jackson, Sterlin Jackson, Susan Jackson, Terry Jackson, Bernard McBreairty, Carney McBreairty, Janice McBreairty, McClaren McBreairty, No- la McBreairty, Norma McBreairty, Regina McBreairty, Rhonda McBreairty, Ava Mullins, Pamela Pelletier, Paul Pelletier, Verley Pelletier, Wesley Pelletier, Doris Robichaud, and Sandra Walker. During the year Sterlin Jackson left us to work for Tylor Kelly, Pamela Pelletier left us to attend school in Hollowell, Maine, and Paul Pelletier left us to attend school in Fort Kent, Maine. We entered our Sophomore year with twenty-one members. During that year Bernard McBreairty left us to work for Leonard Kelly and Carney McBreairty left us to work for his father. Our Junior year found us with nineteen members. In the fall, Verley Pel- letier left us to enjoy married life, as Mrs. Calvin Hafford. Shortly after this, Ava Lou Mullins left us and joined her parents in St. John. Finally our Senior year found us with sixteen members. Gary Hafford en- listed in the Marines and did not join us in our final year. Here we are, those sixteen students who made it through the struggle. Even though it was discouraging at times, we feel that we have not struggled in vain. Lois Gardner (A) Lo (B) Be my Baby (C) To become Ambitious (D) Riding around (E) Leaving Allagash (F) Ok Ok I don't care! (G) Records (H) Whatever I am Colby Hafford (A) Cobe (B) Snowbird (C) College Professor (D) Sleeping and eating (E) Hitch-hiking from Cross-Rock (F) Holy Ghost (G) Doris (H) Bub's Dwight Hafford (A) Dite (B) Knock Three Times (C) Become a Priest (D) Drinking beer (E) Hitch-hiking (F) !!! (G) Piggy bank (H) Church Katherine Jackson (A) Kadi (B) Indiana Wants me (C) To Graduate (D) Riding in a Torino (E) Sitting on a Lilly Pad (F) Oh! yes now (G) Lester (H) Soldier Pond Loomis Jackson (A) Stretch (B) Cracklin Rose (C) Teacher (D) Playing Pool (E) Claude's (F) Agony (G) Draft Card (F) Pool Room Susan Jackson (A) Sue (B) Hello Darlin (C) HouseWife (D) Dry Cleaning cloths (E) The Old Poordash Road (F) Come to think of it (G) Diamond (F) Murry's car Terryjackson (A) Tearence (B) Snakes crawl at night (C) Capenter (D) Fishing (E) At the pool hall (F) Peace! (G) Camera (H) Fort Fairfield Janice McBeairty (A) Jan (B) Tears will be the chaser for your wine (C) Getting to Cali- fornia (D) Sleeping (E) Behind the counter at the store (F) Don’t bug me (G) The key to the Buick (H) Road McClaren McBreairty (A) Mickey (B) Band of Gold (C) Running a Boarding House for young girls (D) Fixing cars (E) In Bed (F) Beat Feet (G) Schizt (H) The dump Nola McBrairty (A) Sarry Ellen (B) Hello Darlin (C) Graduating (D) Sleeping (E) In Bed (F) Ghost and Mrs. Muir (G) 71 Malibu (H) Peter Street Norma McBreairty (A) Norm (B) It's Only make believe (C) Going to Mass (D) Having fun (E) Leaving Monoco (F) Doo Doo Bird (G) Beer Glass (H) Shelter Regina McBreairty (A) Gena (B) The Letter (C) Getting a High School Diploma (D) Going on crazy (E) At School (F) Well Santa Annie (G) Corvet (H) In the Library Rhonda McBreairty (A) Sissy (B) Great White Horse (C) Getting away (D) Having Par- ties (E) Platon Place (F) Holy Ghost (G) Permit (H) St. Francis Wesley Pellitier (A) Wes (B) Peace on Earth begins Today (C) To make a million (D) Getting Drunk (E) In the Bougan (F) !!! (G) Me (H) Luger's Potatoe house Doris Robichaud (A) Doddie (B) It's Only make believe (C) Getting into college (D) Horsing around (E) Walking (F) Ya Know (G) Colby (H) Sandra's Sandra Walker (A) Sandy (B) Rose Garden (C) Learning French (D) Ski-dooing (E) Rid ing in an orange Plymouth (F) Oh Shag (G) Ernest (H) Fort Kent (A) Nickname (B) Favorite Song (C) Ambition (D) Favorite Pastime (E) Last seen (!F) Favorite Saying (G) Prize Possession (H) Favorite Place UNDERGRADUATES - (' ass of 72 BACK: Holly O'Leary, Jill Kelly, Vicki McBreairty. FRONT: Anita Jackson, Susan Walker, Ann Kelly, Marylin McBreairty. Gfass Officers Class Advisor: Mr. Schencks, President: Mary Lou McBreairty, Vice President: Anita Jackson, Secretary and Treasurer: Marylin McBreairty. ( ’ ass of 1973 ROW 1: Thelma Hafford, Marlene Gardner. ROW 2: Clayton McBre- airty, Roy Gardner. G ass Officers President: Clayton McB.. Secretary-Treasurer: Marlene Gard ner, Class Advisor: Mr. Shea. 4 (’ ass of 1974 Galen O'leary, Susan McB., Debbie McB., Robin McB., Sherry McB., Carter McB., Marsha McB., Timmy Kelly. C ’ ass Officers STANDING: Galen O’leary, President; Advisor, Mrs. Marquis; Robin McB., Vice President. SITTING: Marsha McB., Secretary; Susan McB., Treasurer. Sponsored By: GERALD KELLY 7aoorites Senior Sweethearts Doris Robichaud v Colby Hafford Kadi Jackson Carter McBreairty jest Dressed J3est Loohiny Doris Robichaud Colby Hafford Dest JJersona ity IsDi iiesi (2u e es Kadi Jackson Colby Hafford Dwight Hafford Janice McBreairty Mos L lmbitious Clayton McBreairty Susan Jackson Loudest Nola McBreairty Loomis Jackson Naffest Shortest Loomis J ackson Lois Gardner Marylou McBreairty Terry Jackson Jfir s C oivns Nola McBreairty Roy Gardner Regina McBreairty Wesley Pelletier Ictiuities 75oys iaslietbal LEFT TO RIGHT: Timmy Kelly, Colby Haffotd, Roy Gardner, Loomis J ackson, Galen O'leary Wesley Pelletier Coach: Mr. Marquis Qirls Tiaskeibcilf ('fieerieac ers ROW 1: Susan McBreairty, Norma McBreairty, Vicki McBreairty, Mary Lou McBreairty. ROW 2: Manager; Doris Robichaud, Holly O'leary, Debbie McBreairty, Susan Walker, Regina McBreairty, Lois Gardner, Coach: Mr. Schencks. 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