Allagash High School - Highlander Yearbook (Allagash, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

■■ •■■■■I •• -TV A, •. - r W , it ®£r. i w I 4 . ••• m % '% V •' • ysStefc- -- •m ■• 9 r. ; • - V , • • - - • ■ -. rT.' , ' '•■.'■ � ..«■► ... ' ; ■. ..... , '.••-• ■ . , • w « , -4JV • • ♦■ •. • «A 1 % 2 OASSMISIORV Our education, which began four years ago in 1973, will be concluded on the 8th day of June, 1977. We saw changes in ourselves as our training progressed. We began our freshman year as a class of nine: Vicki Bell, Darlene Kelly, Louise Hafford, Marie Hafford, Brent Pelletier, Pam Gardner, James Kelly, Sheldon Hafford, and Cyrus Hafford. Sheldon left school to seek employment. Cyrus moved away with his family. At the beginning of our sophomore year, we were joined by Reginald Blueboy Jackson and Ricky McBreairty. Again we were a class of nine. In December, 1975, we were joined by Lucia Fernandez, an exchange student from Bra- zil. She attended classes with us until she returned home in February, 1976. Knowing Lucia was a pleasant part of our junior year. Here we are, seniors, Nine classmates who have been together for three years are now graduating. We have finally made it! We have completed the educational experience at Allagash High School. Wherever we go from here, we will always remember our days at Allagash High! WE FEEL IT IS NOT THE END BUT THE BEGINNING! Sponsored by: Secretary Treasvirer 1-3-4 Vice-President 2 Yearbook 4 Mr. Mrs. Clifford Bell Mr. Mrs. Rhonello Bell Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bell w Se uOusSy Now'! PAMELA A. GARDNER Secretary and Treasurer - 2 Vice-President - 3 Class President - 4 Basketball - 3 and 4 Student Council - 1 6 Sponsored by Mary Hafford 7 8 REGINALD ( Blur Boy ) JACKS nsored fylor Kelly lady Pel leti e Friendship is the comfort, the inexpressible comfort of feejing safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts not measure words, but pouring all right out just as they are, chaff and grain together, certain that a faithful A friendly hand will take and sift them, keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of comfort, blow the rest away. ►u can t rust you r se If when a ill m Bu f. rn «1 o allowanc or their 1 u can w rait and not be tired being lied abo ut, ’ al i i ing hat ed d n't g i ve way to hat An d yet d on’t loo k t oo good, nor u can d ream—an ot make d t • « n thinI - — ,-qn d not mak u can m eet with Tr iumph and Di s An those t impo s tor s yo u can b ear the trut T. . isted b y knaves make a t tch the things you gave you r li An d stoop and bui Id 1em up wi th w Du can make one heap of all your winnin s; ™ one turn of pitch-and-toss, And nevi you can attain at your beginnir. start reathe a word about your loss; ce your heart and nerve and sine; ur turn long after they are gone when there i9 nothing in you “M ■ --v says to them: rds and keep your virtue, r lose the common touch, ig friends can hurt you, you, but none too much; giving minute 'ervth 1 np that q In I f Student Council Rep.: Brent Pelletier, Secretary-Treasurer: Vicki Bell, Vice- President: Louise Hafford, President: Pam Gardner. STANDING: Vicki Bell, Jimmy Kelly, Blue Boy, Jackson, Ricky McBreairty, Brent Pelletier, Pam Gardner. SEATED: Darlene Kelly, Louise Hafford, Marie Hafford. 14 This page is dedicated to Mitchell McBreairty, who is fourteen years old, in the seventh grade and afflicted with two incurable genetic diseases. Through his strength and determination he shows us, that anyone can be happy even though they have a handicap. 15 f N UE UORY OF BOYD McBREAfRTY There is so much to be said at the loss of a friend; Where do you being and where does it all end Boyd's Always smiling, joking stuttering, warmth vanished from our earth Young, freckled, redhead forever missed WHY? God's work still is a mystery to those he left behind; For them it is more difficult so Please God be kind. A FRIEND 17 We, the senior class of 1977, proudly dedicate our yearbook, the Highlan- der to Mr. Jalbert. He has spent many hours in develop- ing pictures - from late at night to early morning. The seniors can not suffi- ciently express their appreciation. We thank him for laboring with us to make the yearbook a success. We wish Mr. Jalbert luck and success in his future years. 18 CtA££ OP 1978 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Hafford, loyia Jackson, Benton Kelly, Wilda Hughes, Betty Gardner, Lynn Kelly. Student Council Rep. Betty, Secretary and Treasurer Kim Hafford, Vice- President Wilda Hughes, President Benton Kelly. 19 CLACC OP 1979 BOTTOM ROW: Carrie O'Leary, Lisa Kelly, Siarr McBreairty, Gail Kelly, Kadi O'Leary. TOP ROW: Tylor McBreairty, Charles Wilson, Brian Hafford. President: Kadi O'Leary Vice-President: Brian Hafford Student Council Representative: Starr McBreairty (Lisa Kelly was absent when photo was taken. She is Secretary and Treasurer.) 20 CLAQQ OP 1980 FIRST ROW: Scott Kelly, Beth Hafford, Joyia McBreairty, Laura Helgesen. SECOND ROW: Randy Kelly, Wilda Kelly, Carmen O'Leary, Connie Pelletier, Trudy Hafford. LAST ROW: Mr. Saunders, Kevin Kelly. President: Ginger McBreairty, Vice-President: Beth Hafford, Secretary: Scott Kelly, Treasurer: Wilda Kelly, Student Council: Carmen O'Leary. 21 QUDBNrCOUNOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Stan McBreairty, Kadi O’Leary, Pam Gardner, Brent Pelletier, Betty Gardner, Benny Kelly, Carmen O'Leary, missing when photo was taken was Gin- ger McBreairty. PiUvCtpcJ! ’$ Uessoge Congratulations on your successful completion of four years of high school. Undoubtedly you all have had many happy experiences both at work and play. You are now entering a new phase of your life which demands far greater responsibilities with less parental guidance. In order to meet these responsibilities, you should continue your education at an institution of higher learning. To the Graduating Class of 1977, I wish you happiness and success. 24 LINDA McBREAIRTY, Secretary 25 MRS. SANDRA WOODS Vocational MR. JAMES GARDNER Vocational MR. EDWARD SCHENCKS Commercial 26 27 TSACWER AfDC LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice McBreairty, Maude Gardner, Judy Pelletier, Randi Hafford, and Peggy Soucy. 7£ACWEE£’ were UNAVAILABLE Yearbook Advisor RUTH GARDNER 28 Cook Glenda Kelly, Phyllis McBreairty, Penny Kelly GENEVE WALKER MIKE HAFFORD 29 OCTOBER 25, 1976 ONE OOLU PRO BASKETBALL. m imim a ■ the Doctor in One Big Leagi tmo 3U SIDNVM d is X09 I Mb M3 S NO 3 HSVOXTIX 32 33 34 35 37 RtuMites 38 BIGGEST FLIRTS BEST LOOKING Lisa and Blue Boy Kim and Ricky LAZIEST Brian and Joyia BEST PERSONALITY Betty and Brent MOST ATHLETIC Darlene and Jimmy BEST DRESSED Ricky and Darlene 41 SHORTEST AND TALLEST Kadi and Scott SHORTEST AND TALLEST Ricky and Lynn WITTIEST Brent and Starr TALLEST LAZIEST Phyllis and Edward Clara and Leroy BEST DRESSED Sandra and Leroy SHORTEST David and Helen MOST ATHLETIC Leroy and Judy 45 BEST PERSONALITY Mike and Helen BEST LOOKING Mike and Peggy MOST HELPFUL Ruth and Charles 49 50 51 53 Where is Bell - Vicki? Here she is studying again! 54 55 AcnvmES 56 58 028000205102 59 FRONT ROW: Daniel, Wade, Kendal, Scott. SECOND ROW: Charles, Ricky, Blueboy, Tylor, Ste- ven, Brian, Many, Jerry. LAST ROW: James, Kevin, Benton, Brent. 60 61 62 63 Oua Settlor QwyetiijMtAi 65 67 68 69 70 71 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 y b DUtidfij OUfOO LUNCH Allagash, Maine COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF 1977 CUT’NC URL BEAUTY S ALON For men and women Walk-ins are welcome Men are Thursday evenings DAIGLE DAIGLE HOME CENTER Furniture and Carpet Appliances Sportsmen Den Hardware Fort Kent, Maine Phone 834-3911 SPONSOR OF RISES NAME ADDRESS Mrs. Mary Hafford Allagash, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Rhonello Bell Washburn, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bell Caribou, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell Allagash, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Tylor Kelly Allagash, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pelletier St. Francis, Maine COMPLIMENTS totwe. SENIOR OASS FROM GOMPUMENTS FROM VICKIE AT RJ0M 6’£ DICKIE'S Fort Kent Maine Fort Kent Maine 84 Best Wishes From THIBODEAU'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 71 West Main Street Fort Kent, Maine 04743 Meats - Groceries SAUCJEtfS REPAIRING welding HOME LI T E JON SE REDS HUSQVa R NA northern cat sales ARCTIC CAT DEALER 87 West Main Street Fort Kent, Maine Bus. 834-3034 Res. 834-5876 MILLER'S JEWELERY GIFTS Dry Goods - Footwear Hardware - Building Material S H Green Stamps Telephone 398-3187 Fort Kent, Maine 04743 When You Prefer Quality Sx uiaite fJecvetrcf 85 PHOTOGRAPHY BY JALBERT Fort Kent, Maine Award Winning Photography It MICHAUD’8 lasuiwacE Your Dependable Insurance Advisor Phone 834-3217 Fort Kent. Maine Don Michaud Elmer Morneault vyj. ou£ 28 Hall Street Fort Kent, Maine Telephone 834-5042 CLAUDSS KSSitAUiiAne HTSCOVJTZ CHEVROLET Fine Foods - Seven Days a Week” Take-Out Orders Air Conditioned Dining Room - Lounge Nova Monza Chevette Monte Vega Cam Ait o Chevelle Carlo 71 East Main Street Fort Kent, Maine Phone 834-5857 Claude Theriault, Prop. Optometrist 3 West Main Fort Kent, Maine 04743 87 MARTIN'S PHARMACY Fort Kent, Maine DAIGLE OIL CO. Fort Kent Presque Isle Madawaska Yjadeau i of 834-5027 762-9791 728-4675 834-3986 Ellery (Arms) Labbe. Owner CARPETING APPLIANCES FURNITURE FORT KENT. MAINE 04743 Distributor of Petroleum Products Burner Service Day or Night Compliments of Ronald Daigle Attorney-at-Law Fort Kent, Maine Chris Surplus Store Compliments fo the Senior Class Fort Kent, Maine 90 91 Congratulations to the Senior Class Pinkham Lumber and Great Northern Paper A Company of C'-ro or Mrtrrliorn Mpl nnca C r� rru r a T inn PETER’S . AND vS rv A. Quality cut flower arrangements B. Dried flowers and centerpieces C. Even special gifts for birthdays, anniversaries or whatever the occasion may be D. Come in for plants for the home, too Fort Kent, Maine FULL LINE OF CONVERSE Fort Kent, Maine Compliments of Compliments of f o D DS 93 94 There they go for the last time! 95 prj- r? -wv V r [ -n ; . .v - , - ■ f A V ' . tiff ■ I 1 .. I� J, aN EVERY SOlfti THERE HAS :B£Etf v DEPOSITEE TEE £ EE) OP A GR J£AT TTU• f' X u V i r vy Eva V' ‘f'v y ’ l x DEPOSITEE TEE £ ■. EE) OP A GREAT VTTI[PI FTC WJT THAT S . M VER GER.MJMT ', C, ’ V EES GROV, TO MATURITY, E . C5FT . HR OU Gil TH j ' v RENDERING OF USEPHL SERVICE. ' . ' EHill A r 96 1 - Nickname, 2 - Favorite Place, 3 - Favorite Song, 4 - Favorite Saying, 5 - Favorite Pastime, 6 - Prize Possession, 7 - Ambition, 8 - Last Seen VICKI: 1 - Vic, 2 - Church, 3 - Russ's Song, 4 - Go 'way, 5 - Reading, 6 - Piano, 7 - To go to Faith School of Theology, 8 - Home PAM: 1 - Angel's Daughter, 2 - On the Road, 3 - Don’t Tell Me Good Night, 4 - No, no, no!, 5 - Playing Pool, 6 - Bracelet, 7 - To be me, 8 - On the steps, of the Pool Room LOUISE: 1 - Louise, 2 - Home, 3 - Tonight’s the Night, 4 - Don't care, 5 - Writing, 6 - Class ring, 7 - To graduate, 8 - Home MARIE: 1 - Marie, 2 - Home, 3 - Kiss and Say Goodbye, 4 - Get lost, 5 - Reading, 6 - Class ring, 7 - To graduate, 8 - Home BLUE JACK: 1 - Blue, 2 - Home, 3 - I Can See Clearly Now, 4 - Ya don't know nothing, 5 - Sleep- ing, 6 - Myself, 7 - To not be a star, 8 - Doing nothing DARLENE: 1 - Darlene, 2 - Niger Brook Falls, 3 - Hotel California, 4 - Go 'way, 5 - Playing Bas- ketball, 6 - Car, 7 - Physical Education Teacher, 8 - Sleeping JAMES: 1 - Jimmy, 2 - Basketball court, 3 - Nights Are Forever, 4 - For sure, for sure, 5 - Basket- ball, 6 - Wendy, 7 - To be a star, 8 - Walker Brook RICKY: 1 - Rick, 2 - The House of God, 3 - Follow Me, 4 - Let's give it a try, 5 - Thinking of things to come, 6 - Kim, 7 - To move on, 8 - On the Road BRENT: 1 - Brent, 2 - Allagash Falls, 3 - Stairway to Heaven, 4 - I give up, 5 - Doing nothing, 6 - Motorcycle, 7 - To move on, 8 - On the Road CLASS COLOR: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Daisy CLASS MOTTO: Pave the road of life with cobblestones of character. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? Vicki ever disagreed with anyone. Pam ever stopped arguing. Louise ever stole her boyfriend back. Marie ever answered Mr. Saunders. Blue ever quit hustling the girls. Darlene ever stopped trying. Jimmy ever spoke out loud. Ricky ever got lost on the way home from Kim's. Brent ever went to California and joined the Manson Clan. 97