Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

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SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at itg but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau qfVa fbscficabs Dum fyeazgoog gn, dlffsmofcy Uwe dfhnmatza qflffzio dlffay 1 Q7 7. H Many of us do not realize how life could be so short. God has control of everything and when he calls for a person, they go, no matter what. When images or memories are in your mind about these boys, is it the sorrow you feel for them, yourself, or t.he pain inside because they are not with us? They are watching and listening to everything we do or see. No matter where you are, Peter and David are there. Do you think if they could come back, they would? For wherever they are, how much does it differ from here? Some night when the stars are out, look up to the sky and think of how God owns and controls everything. He has the planets, sky, stars, sun - the Universe, and here we are Earth, a planet in the middle of this Universe. Peter and David have every- thing and are happy for they are free . . . of pain . . . of hurt . . . and of anger! BY Lorraine Legassie C74 guffgmmf Of Quang, One cannot be judged by how many Friend's one has, but how sincere one's Friends are . .qnsfsz :R 0511121012 Bom: cgpzif 19, 1959 basal: dlffay 17, 1977 Baud! :Raglan Jmajnnii 130111: dlflawg 22, 1960 Zigi fflflay 17, 1977 gzacfuafiofz ay Where are we going now? Someone whispered. To the unvarying lives of the Self-sufficient, one said. Are we really going to be free of this place? You bet we are, and right into a rat race. Someone whispered. What are you going to do? Someone whispered. Join the doldrum lives of repetition. one said . Will you like it? Will it be fun? I doubt it. You know . . . like father Like son. Do I have to go now? Someone whispered. Who are you going to work for? Someone asked. 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' ,, .ultall V' li, 1' , - lil ' use lflf 'I ': -K I av' f 1' ' 'ni' 'ni' uhh! 'll',' 4 53 -' ..' sfn'-x'..' U Awupszilzferzcfalzflft assays On behalf of the many teachers, fellow administrators, board members and all other school personnel who have shared in your educational progress over the years, may I extend our most sincere congratulations to the class of 197 8 . We join your PZICHIS, relatives, and friends wishing for each of you, a secure, happy, and prosperous future. You can be proud of this fine accomplishment of receiving your high school dip- loma and you can be equally proud and thankful for the many sacrifices your parents have made to see you obtain your goal. No matter what your future endeavors may include, I trust that you will always retain fond memories of your public school days. For indeed they are very, very special. Ce, wwf 5 Q -Q 'll D pf-.1-.--...-..-.q,.................. A 1 I. l ..---..-..---a------- I 'Q -,D FD .f zinciflaps assays Every class that enters or graduates from A.C.H.S. gamers a reputation that can be either good, bad , or indifferent. Educators always condemn this practice of pre- judgement or group association. In truth, it is easy to establish but difficult to mod- ify the general estimation others have for you. The Class of 1978 has succeeded where others faltered and yielded to negative influences acting upon their own self- esteem. I must confess to labeling the class during those first few weeks we were freshman together back in the fall of 1974. I was new and you were coming off two formative years in the Junior High wing. Since then several students have taken on the responsibilities of leadership. Through cajolery, coercion, and good common sense they have refined your col- lective image to include such terms as: hardworking, school-spirited, responsible, and willing to profit from mistakes. It is a record to be proud of. As I complete my message for your yearbook, I feel sure it will be an excellent annual. Next June's graduation will be a continuance of your education. There is much you have learned here. Regretfully, there is a great deal you have missed. It is the hope of those responsible for your education that we have also learned from our mis- takes. O-4,..1,, B.......ff ah. 4t 9 l ALLEN RAFFORD STEVEN BARKER ALBERT MICHAUD NORMA BEAULIEU Yearbook Staff 12g Band '7 - 10, 12: Gymnastics Team 7: NHS 10 - 12: Student Council '7, 12: Varsity Basketball 9 - 125 Softball 10 - 12: Intramural Bas- ketball 10g Field Hockey 9 - 125 Volleyball 10 - 12g Girl Scouts '7 - 85 CYO 9: Class Secretary 10: Class Vice President 115 Class Treasurer 12. ALAN BELANGER Yearbook Staff 12g French Club 11: Plays 11 - 12: Boys State 123 NHS 10 - 125 Student Council 8, 105 Intramu- ral Basketball Mgr. 11 - 12. I2 ALVIN BELANGER Library Club 9 - 11: Baseball 11: Cross Country 9 . DENISE BERRY National Honor Society 11 - 12: Youth Fellowship 11: Cross Country 103 Pep Club 9. BRAD BOUTOT Intramurals 7 - 8. 47, VQFWL 155 32,1 is 3 GAYLE CARNEY Yearbook Staff - Finance Mgr. 12: Pep Club 11: Varsity Cheering Pep Club Treasurer 10: Varsity Cheering 91 Class Presidentg Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Trea- surerg Cheering 8: Cheering '75 4-H. CHRIS CARON SUSAN BRAGDON Basketball 9g Cheerleader '7 . ROBIN BUSHEY Band '7 - 10. 4-L I I 16 l li TERRENCE PAUL COFFIN IR. Library Club 9, Intramural Basketball 9 - 123 Junior High Basketball Manager 11 - 12g Pep Club 11 - 125 Plays 12: Video Tape Dept. 11 - 12. CLINTON CONDON Cross Country 9 - 12. 14 DOUGLAS CHALOU Intramurals Basketball '7 - 9, 11g Soccer 9 - 129 Varsity Baseball 9 - 123 Varsity Basketball 10 - 12: J.V. Bas- ketball 9: Winter Carnival King 11. CLAIRE CHASSE Band '7 - 10, 12: French Club 113 Field Hockey 9 - 103 Plays 11 - 123 Girls' State 123 NHS 10 - 12: Yearbook Staff 123 Band Council, Secretary, Treasurer 12. V , X t t ff NORMAN CORMIER Intramural Basketball 'I - 9: J.V. Basketball 10. PHILIP CYR Student Council '7 - 8g Intramural Basketball 9: Soccer 9 - 125 Varsity Basketball 11 - 123 J.V. Basketball 9 - 10. RODERICK CYR Soccer 9 - 123 Intramural Basketball '7 - 12. THOMAS A . DUBAY Intramural Basketball 9 - 115 Varsity Baseball Manager 99 Jr. Varsity Basketball 8. LORI GARRITY ZH' s cv -1 i I J Homeroom Officer 'I - 9: Gymnastics '7 and 8: Junior High Cheerleader '7 and 8g Intramural Basketball 8: I.V. Cheer- leader 9: Senior High Student Council 93 State Student Coun- cil Delegate 95 Volleyball 105 Yearbook Editor 12. LARRY HEWS Band '7 - 103 Intramural Basketball 7 - 11g Soccer 105 Varsity Baseball 9 - 11. IACQUELINE FLEMING LAURIER GAGNON A ' x Q. 98 if P' 7 ., l . If ff QQ SCOTT JIMMO BRENT JONES Student Advisor 11g Video Tape Dept. 11 - 123 Soc- cer 11 - 12. 16 CAROL HOWE Band 7 - 83 Girl Scout 8: Field Hockey 8g Science Club 8: 4-H Club 10 - 111 Librarian 11: Jr. Exhibition 11. LAURIE JIMMO Pep Club 10 - 115 Volleyball 10 - 123 Softball 9 - 12: Gymnastics Team 9 - 105 Cheerleader 7 - 123 Field Hockey 12: Cross Country 10 - 115 Intramural Basket- ball 8: CYO 9 - 10. ...QQ yr Y? 9 We Y 41,4 LORRAINE LEGASSIE Cheerleader 7: Girl Scout '7g Band '7 - 95 Chorus 10g Pep Club 10g Library Assistant 10: Student Council 11: Yearbook Staff 12. DALE LETOURNEAU GAIL LEWIN 4-H '7 . CARRIE JO LOTHROP Girl Scout '71 Girl's Basketball 9g Cross Country Manager 9, 10g Girl's Field Hockey 113 Voice of Democracy 10. 11: French Club 10, 11g Varsity Basketball Manager 11, 129 J.V. Basketball Manager 11, 129 National Honor Society 11, 12g Plays 11, 12: Yearbook Staff 12. THOMAS MARTIN DOUGLAS TRAVIS Football COregonJ 8 - 10g Winter Carnival 10 - 12. CHERYL MACDONALD Field Hockey 93 Intramural Basketball 10: Girl's Softball 103 French Club 11, Band 8 - 10 and 12: Homeroom Officer 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 12. PAMELA MACDONALD 4-H 'Ig Intramural Basketball 85 Band '7 - 9g Cheer- leader 7 - 91 Student Council 9, 10: Girl's Softball 9, 105 Volleyball 9 - 105 Pep Club 9: Field Hockey 9 - 12: National Honor Society 10 - 12g Treasurer 9, Yearbook Staff 12. I7 0 Q 0 7 J? S JOHN THOMAS MCGOWAN RICHARD MCNALLY lr. High Basketball '7 - 85 Yearbook Staff 12. Q fs K.. 55? 1 .P's1l.aa A fl! '--- PETER ALLEY Library Club 9 - 105 Boys' State Alternate 12. ANNE MARIE MORIN Girl Scouts '75 Intramural Basketball '75 Ir. High Cheer- leader 7 - 85 Varsity Cheerleader 9 - 125 Field Hockey 115 Volleyball Mgr. 105 Plays 11 - 125 NHS 10 - 125 Executive Officer Vice President 125 Yearbook Staff 12. ,421 v -- . ,f S TIMOTHY L. MICHALKA Band 10, 125 Band Council President 125 French Club Treasurer 115 Plays 11 - 125 Boys' State Delegate 125 NHS 10 - 125 Student Council '7 - 95 Executive Council 115 Par- liamentarian of Student Council 125 President of Northern Region of the Maine Association of Student Councils 11 - 125 JV Basketball 10 - 115 Varsity Basketball 11 - 125 Cross Country 11 - 125 Intramural Basketball 10 - 12: Baseball Mgr. 115 Math Team 10. JOHN BEAULIER 5 1 PETER OAKES CINDY O'CLAIR PAMELA PORTER Band 7 - 12: Band Council, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11, Vice President 12: French Club 115 Pep Club 11g Girl's Varsity Basketball 9 - 12: Manager of Gir1's Basketball 7 and 8: Field Hockey 9 - 123 Softball 9 - 10: Volleyball 10 - 12g Tennis Team 12g Student Council 11 and 125 Presi- dent 113 Intramural Basketball 103 C.Y.O. 9 - 11g Y.F. 10 and 113 National Honor Society 10 - 12: Intramural Volleyball 91 Stage Band 10 - 123 Musical 125 Plays 11 and 123 Student of the Month 11: Yearbook Staff 125 Youth Lobbist 11 and 12. PATRICIA PUTNAM PATRICIA O'CLAIR SHEILA PELLETIER Q XS IEFF SKINNER Intramural Basketball 7 - 8. LISA SUTHERLAND NHS 10 - 123 Varsity Basketball 9 - 10g Intramural Basketball 7 - 8, 12: Intramural Volleyball 115 Cross Country 11g Field Hockey 9 - 10, 125 Girl Scout 7. .JD fees? .H 5 1 ii f , .51 1 .if U F, I, .. Yay My , X X ik XIX I J x 4, fix , X A f I . i 19 f Q CRYSTAL RUSHINAL Pep Club 9: Gymnastics 10g Cheerleader 7. PHYLLIS SIROIS Yearbook Staff 123 Tri Hi Y Club 9: Ir. High Cheerleader 83 JV Cheerleader 95 Softball 9 - 10: Intramural Basketball 8: Field Hockey 9 - 119 Pep Club 10 - 113 Class Treasurer 113 Girl Scouts 7. I . I. .,... ft, !. CRYSTAL TRACY Cross Country Manager 11 - 125 Class Secretary 9: Year- book Staff 12: Play 12. HEIDI WALKER Pep Club 9: Field Hockey 10 - 123 Y.F. Club 11: Band 7 - 8: Yearbook Staff 12. 4 I I STEVE WATT , C KATE THERIAULT C.Y.O. 9 - 11g Yearbook Staff 12g Band '7 and 83 Band Council 8: Gymnastics 8 and 9: Plays 11 and 12: Girls' State 12: Cheerleader 8, 10 - 12: Student Council 8, Pres- ident 11 and 125 School Store Manager 113 Student Council Vice President 12g Girl's Softball 10g Student of the Month 113 Winter Carnival Queen 11g Pep Club 9 and 103 Field Hockey 119 Maine Youth Lobby Delegate 11 and 12. xl 7 ls ,X WI! 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Awcgoof .gxfzizifecl :Sieve Fmfaff Jmoaf :Sieve and Oqnrzs f Batten fats Qgan JVEUEZ BOY S 512601 Ufaaa Dfficaza .faff - figflfr afxfozma Bsaufdszg Ufcaaiuzsz, Ogrzne Jlffazia .fflffozirzg Qfics gbzaiiclsnf Kata Ugaziaufkg ggzaiicfsnlr agszyf .fflffaabonaflf Sxsczafazy N X X X K -lull! , - jf f1 V1 ,gf' , ,kat X 'cg I 1 .M M le X V by ' ' Q A 37 Ufaaa .f fzofzgeay It's September 1, 1988 and we're at the new Ashland Community High School. The class of 1978 has been asked to hold thier class reunion at the dedication of the new school to commemorate the great occasion. Jeff Skinner, Terry Coffin, and Brent Jones have been given the honor of breaking champagne bottles on the principal's desk since they like the sound of breaking glass so much. Gail Lewin, our janitor, is right behind them cleaning up the mess. John Beaulier, who is now President of Beaulier Oil, is here checking out how much oil he can sell to the new school. Steve Barker, owner of the rival Exxon Station is trying to undersell John. Lt. Alan Fuzz Belanger has been seen snooping around the kitchen. After a distinguished Air Force career, he has landed a job with the Food and Drug Administration and is investigating the school's hot lunch program. Rumor has it the spaghetti is a hot item . World renowned photographer Lori Garrity is here with her model Pam MacDonald. Their greatest creation, j A Lady Godiva pose of Pam, has sold more posters than Farrah Fawcett and the Fonz together. j Phyillis Sirois is here, but she can't remember why , she says it's just like high school was. There's this sudden shouting of I-lelpl Help! Someone open the door! It's Tim Michalka struggling to carry in all of his brochures of colleges from all over the world. After ten years he's still trying to decide which college to go to. He say's he's narrowed it down to 20 or 30. Poor Tim. How come we always thought he was so smart? Doctor Peter Alley, leading member of Dartmouth and a leading authority on herpetology is here telling about the lecture tour he is currently on . Gayle Carney and Robin Bushey have just arrived, they're now movie stars and have just returned from film- ing a new liberated version of 'Rebel Without a Cause .' Norman Cormier, Tom Martin, Laurier Gagnon and Tom McGowan are coming back from looking over the new forestry building, they say it has pretty good facilities, but it desperately needs a Mr. Coffee. Richard McNally is just getting back from a trip, has has been hired by the Panamanian Government to man- age the Canal Zone and keep it in the red . Rich says he's never seen so much Panama red in his life. Alan Rafford and Steve Watt are here with their new John Deere 420. With a grant from Kraft they've turned Garfield into the Dairy Center of the country. What's that shrill laughter? It must be Susan Bragdon. She's cracking up at Brad Boutot's impressions of John Wayne as Rooster Cogburn . Carrie Jo Lothrop, now a model for Revlon cosmetics, is here and by the looks of her she can't leave her work at the office. Heidi Walker and Denise Berry, the housing developers of Aroostook County, are saying they could have built , , , Wg the school a lot cheaper with carpeting thrown in . Anne Marie Morin is telling us she is competing with Sheila Pelletier for a language arts teaching position at the new school. She's been telling us about it for 15 minutes, but we're still not clear on it. Carol Howe, Pat O'Clair, and Cindy O'Clair have been spotted somewhere, but as of yet nobody has heard a peep out of them. They're still maintaining that low profile they had all through school. There's a Kenworth maneuvering in the parking lot with MacDonald Trucking printed on the side and Cheryl MacDonald is climbing out of it. Crystal Tracy is right there trying to sell her a Mack, but Kelley Condon's here also saying his Ford is a better idea. Dale Letourneau is mumbling he's still a better truck driver than Cheryl, even though he's unemployed . Chris Caron's voice is heard above the crowd: he's here with his regional manager Phil Cyr promoting Chet's Casinos, the International chain of bowling alley - pool halls, he's based in Portage. Doug Travis and Doug Chalou are arguing whether the Trail blazors will ever win another NBA championship. Chalou says they never will, but Travis claims their new 17th round draft choice, Scott Iimmo, will lead them to victory. Renowned fashion designer Lorraine Legassie is here with Laurie limmo who is modeling her latest design: shocking pink sequin overalls. She says they're both fashionable and practical. Claire Chasse, owner of Chasse's Department Store and Fashion Boutique, wants to order a 100 pairs for immediate sale. She say's they'll probably be a big hit at the mills. Jackie Fleming is inexplicably absent tonight and Pat Carney has sent word she couldn't find a baby sitter. Mr. B says they'd better bring a note to our next reunion or they'll be excommunicated from the class and their diplomas voided. Kate Theriault is here physically, at least. She's curling up in the infamous pretzel position with her eyes closed. Lisa Sutherland tells us she's practicing her transcendental meditation, but Anne Marie is still telling her about the job she's applying for. There's an irrepressble round of mixed laughter rising from somewhere, it's Pam Porter laughing at her own jokes as she passes out Moto-Ski pamphlets. Speech pathologist Norma Beaulieu, is trying to calm her down so we can understand what she's trying to say, but it doesn't seem to be working. Norma says it's the worst case of chronic loquaciousness she's ever seen, of course Pam has to talk fast to sell Moto-Skis. 4 There's a rustling of leaves: why it's Alvin Belanger climbing Mrs. Pike's banana tree. Peter Oakes bet him S20 that he wouldn't dare pick the bananas, but the crowd is cheering now that he's made it to the top. Tom Dubay is going around collecting on the bets he booked. Rick Cyr, our regional forester is claiming that it's all a fraud, because it isn't really a banana tree, but the cedar tree that Bo uses to hang bananas on at the B8LM. No 0ne's listening to him , however now that the bananas are falling. Lary Hews is wandering around somewhere complaining under his breath. He must have had a fight with Anne before coming here. Well at least their both still happily doing their thing. 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David Thoreau .df I' Laef f o Fi ffl New sw Q .44 , .ML I f Sheila Lyons, Librarian I f George Smyth , History ,VJ-0,1 M1 Kathi Beaulieu, Guidance Secretary L.. ' ? rcq,,,.' f L i 11 bg? an A , V lmlyv , , ' ' 'If' - -Q -iff'-15 ,iq M, ,if wg K 21,441 gfxiu 3 5, 335 1' ,L L fy' .Jay f ' '7 1 ,B '91, 4 ,ip ., -:fax -jf- fi , -A . ,, ff I'x 12 W S ,Cv : W -.Qfx1f.a,f,v- f'+: ,.h Q , ,. i 3, 3 W . V .1 Kwik x ,mm tg. 3, wg ' f-A. 4 f, -2 .YW W '-' f' M , A ,fr ' ri'f'f Z ' 3aaf:?z r4 ff' 1 ' 4.13xi ' My ' K ,A 9 9545. gisix-'-ga ?+.' jjflfn Q 4? ,- H , Muriel Gordon, Superintendenfs Secretary David Dougan, Sciences Lyn Pelli. Home EC if if Ianice Webster - Sr. High English Laura L. Pike - Jr. High Science 3 af'- Ron Grover Jr. High Reading ' Marilyn Ashby - Business Education Pete Belskis - Health and Physical Education 1 Terry Ladner - Health and Physical Education 1-. nf Wx '4l , John Larson: Mathematics W A 3, Chris Grover Principa1's Secretary 'Niki if Karl Sjogem Linda Caron Forestry French Gary Soucy Larry Hall High School Business Music , Q if 2 L f' i ,, Ron Stevens Jr. High Social Studies. H. Q5 Art Rafford English Industrial Education Jack Burke School Consultant Roger Delong V M -... Marh ,if .W -M, i Jackie Bachman - English Jan Cyr Super Sub 49 umlcs rflffany, rfwany, Uflanga mazt If G cuafocliana H ac 9 . IHI E9 mmff .-X: 5 - U -5 bfv Ciugz Jlflcfwn Fi IW ,.. X iii N 41 - K ,yff 10' Robert Blanchard I.H. Math, Social Studies XS. .. Bw il, .. ..- f.... J. ,,,,,, -X .4-'Q in S F ,I jf ati Carol Cabe Jr. High English Claudette Christnaut Lynwood Mcl-latten Sr. School Nurse Special Education Tina Dickson' Kent Webster Associate Teacher in Eng. and Reading Guidance UNIORS What is the value of solitude? - of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall cfaaa of H7911 , ., , X ya- if , fl I A if , ff: -fi!-3 T N' 3 ' Y VJ' W , atc' Top, Left-Right, lst: Scott Boyles, Karry Flint, Steve Cameron, Debbie Holmes, Lisa Kopteros, Ninette Pendester, Phyllis Wakefield, Tammy Pinette. 2nd: Rill Stevens, Al'1Il Quellette, DeDe Mar- tin, Kevin Flint, Dawn Howes, Sharon Howes, Anita Farris, Karen Morton, Kitty McCausland. 3rd: Elsie McClausland, Kim Bessey, Cindy Beaulier, Sherry Kelly, Lorraine Theriault, Nancy Hand, Susan Saucier, Trudy Adams, Anne Cote, Marion Libby. 4th: Steve O'Clair, Scott McClausland, John Cain, Scott Collins, Billy Duperry, Susan Chasse, Trudy Goodblood, Tammy Robinson, Kathy St. Cyr, Todd Dube . Pres . Sec . Pres . C7 K Treas . V . ' - r I ' I-Arjen 1. 5, ' A 8' 1 1 f o L a 5 Lorraine Anne Tammy DeDe 1 Theriault Ouellette Robinson Martin 5, U I OPHCJMQRE Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will irnpart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau N W 'N 'S 4 l my ff 9 Q, , ' 9' Cyfam of MSO i Mx., . , 'v Yr Left - Right, lst: Rita Pendexter, Penny Argraves, Vickie Smith, Lori Holmquist, Susan Tardiff, Eileen Kelly, Debbie Beaulier, Kim Cowett, Lynne Ellis, Denise Bolduc. Qnd: Norman Pike, Keith Michaud, Dave Craig, Todd Collins, Pam Porter, Tammy Beaulier, Ned Labelle, Mike Levesque, Dave Cray, Dave Eastman. 3rd: Paul Dube, Roger MacDonald, Mike Saucier, Greg MacDonald, Joe Garrity, Randy Condon, Gary Belanger, Doug O'Clair, Felicia O'Clair, Becky Clark. 4th: Bob Cyr, Beverly Barker, lane Cote, Tracy Cloukey, Lisa Gardner, Betty Quellette, Lori Watson, Ada Lewin, Elane Berry. 5th: Mike Beaulier, Randy Baker, Tim Carney, Darryl Belanger, Joel Michaud, Doug Allen, Mitchell Montpetit, Jeff Cyr. 6th: Scott Libby, Tom Cyr, Fred Hafford, Allen Robertson, Chad Richard. V.Pres. Pres. Treas. 0 C' f , L a i - 5 Effie' 1 ,fs 1 i Mitchel Kim Lyn Montpetite Cowett Ellis Absent: Secretary - Kelly Mclnnis FRESHMEN I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman Qfasa of H8711 l Q-.-.1 Left - Right, Top: Sharie Porter, Sandy Morrow, Bev Cyr, Susan Sherman, Tammy Argraves, Barb Raf- ford, Karen Mclnnis, Linda Pendexter, Chris Dahl, Brenda Hafford, 2nd: Tammy Pellitier, Sherry Sham- ski, Susan Poitraw, Kelly Beaulier, Anne Marie Couturier, Michelle Kopteros, Nora O'C1air, Sandra Michaud. 3rd Row: Ann Cyr, Sheila Clark, Paula Belanger, Lori Stevens, Lynn Deabay, Laurie Paradis, Jane Nelson, Kim Beaulier, Cindy Whipple. fxwfs. lx, i, fr -' ft no - ku Left - Right, Top: Duane Clark, Price Adams, Roger Burby, Tom Sock, Gene Campbell, Kevin Baker, Mike Avery, Mark Cormier. 2nd Row: Mark Ouellette, Peter Beaulier, Mark Flint, James Chapman, Alan Wakefield, Tim Tilley, David Cote, Clyde Eastman, Scott Dickinson, Donald Libby. 3rd Row: Brenda Richards, Cynthia Tracy, Lee Parker, James- Beaulieu, Peter Morin, Donald Tracy, Marc Dube, Pat Chasse, Hadley Saucier. 4th Row: Susan Lovely, Avis Lewin, Vickie Walker, Gina Brewer, Karen Clay- ton, Gail Cameron, Dawn Landry, Loretta Morris, Vickie Charette. V. President Treasurer Secretary President Sm Karen Cyr Lori Stevens Bev Cyr Sue Sherman ,AQ P ' vp ,rs r 4 M FT - nXf A QL! ffif V- X 101 ff' ' A 2-0 V 4 ,fff 'J .J F3 W 7 xx 1 1 JUNIGR HIGH Shall we not come as pilgrims to these sanctuaries? limit, where need exists, our numbers, that each may find a singing solitude and pass free as a cl0ud's shadow? Nancy Newhall 6712111 of H5311 Bottom, Left - Right: Karen Carney, Harold Sutherland, Chris Watt, Adam Adams, Glen Glidden, Donny Wilcox, Cliff Morrow, Kevin Morton, Montcolm Gagnon. Zndz Ded'e Wilcox, Holly Berry, Penny Reese, Denise Morrow, Phillip Berry, Fred Carr, Jonathon I-Ieffern, Gerald Jacques. 3rd: Danny Paroll, Kevin Parody, Dwight Hafford, Curt Collins, Tim Good, Bernie Lilly, Bruce Pelli- tier, Kevin Robertson, Phillip Young. 4th: Gloria Cote, Suzanne Hussey, Carrie Carr, Debbie Boyles, Christine Sturgen, Vickie Pellitier, Brenda Michaud, Lorraine Beaulier, Tim Bushey. Bottom, Left - Right: Roger Michaud, Raymond Farris, Frank Brewer, Doug Burby, Adam Libby, Peggy Belanger, Anne Smith. Znd: Kevin Tracy, Trudy Dahl, Bernice Tardiff, Ricky Thombs, David Clark, Paul Pellitier, Larry Pinette, Timothy Goodblood. 3rd: Ricky Dickenson, Scott Cyr, Debbie Chapman, Sherry Russel, Dawn Condon, Kule Flint, Kevin Chapman. 4th: Chris Wilson, Sharon Steven, Stephanie Beaulier, Kelly Chalou, Theresa MacDonald, Pauline Young, Tracy Howes. av I '- 5 6712144 of H5 2,1 Dfffdili or ...- S ji . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Steve Bushey Sheri Michaud Milton Ouellette Kris Anderson darn of H53H Dffiaaza Vice President Secretary Treasurer. President Ricky Dickinson Lorraine Beaulier Sherry Russell Tracy Howes -- -- 2- -- gloss of HSZH 12235 :Q- sv b ul R ,t , , Left - Right, Top: Phillip Martin, Allen Landry, David Barker, Steve Bushey, Ross Gagnon, Lewis Belanger, Donald Bolduc. 2nd Row: Janet Jacques, Nicky Michaud, Milton Ouellete, Nate Coffin, Mark Gagnon, Steve Cormier, Peter Savery. 3rd Row: Milenda Ouellete, Lynn Belanger, Sheri Michaud, Michelle Howes, Eva Ouellette, Anne Swenson, Sharie Greenlaw. 4th Row: Bruce Chapman, Kate Anderson, Marie Saucier, Carol O'Clair, Polly Burby, Peggy Libby, Robin Hewes. ist Left - Right, Top: Todd Weeks, John Casey, Clarence Sock, Paul Belanger, Alan Levesque, Danny Lachance, Bruce Cyr. 2nd Row: Erik Kohr, Kathy Clark, Peggy Morris, Rose Dubay, Joyce Berry, Debbie Ayer, Peter Kopteros. 3rd Row: Bobby Carney, Derek Russell, Kathy Garrity, Sheila Sherman, Judy O'C1air, Holly Jimmo, Doug Monfette, Danny Cote. 4th Row: Leda Walker, Sherry Stoltze, Shelley Hewes, Callie Rushinal, Mary Sock, Karen Wilson, Kris Anderson, Todd Weeks. 62 .-Q4 ,N ' ' T' wg rfffv 'R ,M fr QM? 40? F -fm 2 1? Fjb Qs af.. by gg Q A' 3 as . V,- 1 I V Lm.k ?,,a,aA m 1112 Wow No! Not me! Does the shadow know? E' W 5 ,V Q-+3 W , XX Vw Q X ' 'W k 'si fa PE , IS Today is My Day! ! Yeh! ! What is it? Take that! A11 Work and No Play x Those aren't notes they're spots on my glasses. To be or not to be, that is the ques- tion? What is that Chrisff? I just lost my gum down in the machine! Those new fangled gum flavors! I think I'm going to be sick! ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before Nancy Newhall I v- vv' f Cgwfucfenf Cbunaif .fsff - cyiggf, Bodom: Uzaay dfoufisy, Wm await, JVOZHZQ Bwufiau, Bw 6751, gas ggazman. Zruf: Ebavs Qfsim LO'cfZ.1l'z, Ulm ffmicflaffia, Uzuafy QOOJEKOOLL Kats Ugszauff, Warn 930151, 2552135 cfmazfin, Bang cf?a.ffo'uf. 3'zcL Biff!! 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Qfauify Baagsfgaff Bottom, Left to Right: Manager Becky Bragdon, Keith Michaud, Bobby Cyr, Ned LaBe11e, Mike Levesque, Joey Garrity, Manager Carrie Lothrop. Standing, Left to Right: Manager Fuzz Belanger, Alan Wakefield, Doug Chalou, John Cain, Scott Jimmo, Tim Michalka, Phil Cyr, Peter Morin, Coach Ron Grover. Boyz Baigafgaff Nnlunf' i D P X f I A f.,1 ,ir Z ' ' 0 F , ' , l ','-, -- ttt, - tr e ' 'Q q Kneeling, Left to Right: Pat Chasse, Bobby Cyr, Joe Garrity, Mike Levesque, Peter Morin, Mark Cormier, Randy Condon, Keith Michaud. Standing, Left to Right: Manager Fuzz Belan- ger, Gary Belanger, Darryl Belanger, Tom Cyr, Coach Mr. Larson, Alan Wakefield, David Cote, Lee Parker, Mark Dube, Todd Collins, Manager. Bev Barker Sandy Morrow Kim Beaulier Lorraine Therault Jane Nelson from LLI2f'Zy Qgc t Manager Lorraine Theraulr, Mark Flint, Donnie Tracy, Allen Robertson, Tim Machalka, Todd Col- lins, Manager Crysral Tracy, Michelle Kopteros, Coach Mr. Dugan. Advisor 4- ,Q Ms . Bachman Nancy Hand lik A A--rf fker . Senior Farewell to Grover I 4 C h e e r 1 e a d e r s Anne and Kate Senior Q4 Kim Cowett E' L S 1' nf , v-Q , ,,,, fa, Tracy Cloukey Laurie i 6 i l M S 'x Sw Susan Chasse JVM! fagaffa C751 9 20,115 Qi f gum! Fam f!lfIaCfflaf6a C7 if 5 Qfafcufy Csqwz mmf, CEQZOL 6 gm uf QW! ly IYJLS -L K' 97019 E K Z L 5, Qam 93am Q-hm 93011251 Q 1 gDO'LfS'L ' W 41. Q y,.i,,, 012 1 .:fVo1ma if cgsniou 54IZI2E O 'L 172 0. Duaffaffs May May Aug . Sept. Oct. B055 Bdiigdff Central Aroos. Washburn Wisdom Washburn Wisdom Fort Fairfield C29 Washburn Wisdom Central Aroos. Q23 gizlva goffgaff Central Aroos. Washburn Presque Isle Wisdom Presque Isle Washburn Wisdom Fort Fairfield C23 Washburn Wisdom Central Aroos. C23 from Country Central Aroos. Caribou Ashland Central Aroos. Limestone Limestone Central Aroos. Fort Fairfield Away Home Away Away Home Away Home N . A . Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Away Away Aug Sept. Oct. Aug. Sept Oct . 1 Q 7 8' cifzofzfa Boy. cqoccsz 30 Wisdom 3 Katahdin 5 Fort Fairfield 6 Washburn 8 Central Aroos. 10 Easton 13 Fort Fairfield 15 Katahdin 16 Central Aroos. 13 Hodgdon 15 Wisdon 18 Easton 20 Washburn girl, I1 0365121 5'focfay 30 Washburn 1 Central Aroos. 3 F. Fairfield 8 Madawaska 13 Presque Isle 15 Katahdin 13 F. Fairfield 15 Washburn 17 Katahdin 19 Presque Isle Cibkgclufg Dec . 1 6 8 14 15 19 22 Jan . 5 12 14 17 19 26 28 Feb . 2 6 9 10 girly: Basgsfgaff Fort Fairfield Allagash Hodgdon Central Aroos Wisdom Limestone Easton South Aroos. Limestone Central Aroos . Washburn Hodgdon South . Aroos . Wisdom Easton Washburn Fort Fairfield Allagash Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Home ,f1 Q9 5? xxx W ll- 11 Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost r F9 -4? 5 , 'xt 1 ! Sty J' X 17 N J' If Nxt! xy Dec . 2 6 9 13 16 17 20 J an . 6 10 13 21 24 27 31 Feb . '7 10 14 B054 Baaflsfgaff Central Aroos Home Allagash Away Hodgdon Home South. Aroos. Home Limestone Away Washburn Home Easton Home Fort Fairfield Away South. Aroos. Away Maranatha Away Washburn Away Central Aroos. Away Limestone Home Easton Away Fort Fairfield Home Allagash Home Maranatha Home Lost Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won YN? H2 Top, Left - Right: Lisa Michauld, Becky Morse, Coach: Eileen Kelly, Cathy Watt, Lisa Cote, Ann Ouel- ette, Lisa Gardiner. 2nd: Bev Barker, Laurie Jimmo, Pam Porter, Norma Beaulieu, Tracy Cloukey, and Sherry Poitraw: manager. girl' I1 Qiafd clfoagay ig- K A , , in , . lmsk. .fm-in l Q. sh. Vg' i, D 1 :jg ,. , L ff' .R '. . ' 'jyfw X , -: -'34 ' W . f x P I .Q . . i . .kg ' N S eff- I .. r , t,-v, me --we 4- if xx . 'Mg-g,., , Q 337559 vfz . f '? -7 --5 ,,,4 Rfk ,, 1 -24 1,1 .fc .NL - ii . A r. Bottom, Left - Right: Tammy Argraves, Mgr. , Vickie Walker, Mgr. , Karen Clayton, Mgr. , Kim Beau- lier, Sharie Porter, Tammy Pellitier. 2nd: Lori Stevens, Jeanna I-lolmquist, Pam Porter, Cindy Beaulieu, Karen Cyr, Laurie Jimmo, Norma Beaulieu, Judy Junk is, Pam MacDonald, Sherry Kelly, Ann Ouelette, Terry Ladner, Coach. 3rd: Laurie Paradis, Barb Rafford, Lynne Ellis, Debbie Beaulier, Tracy Cloukey. Kirn Cowett, Lisa Sutherland, Lisa Kopteras, Heidi Walker, Sheryl Semanski. a, J i J The class of 1978 would sincerel s jf, fa, , ,83a,.v,f.2f 4 Q Iv , Q , .- m ' . uuiiiwfffll 47 ' K wifi: , ' , f -ff. wi' 3.31, ff? I 2 rf ik, 51,5 if! '43 'fa f i if f , if ef' Wig ggi? .. 1, . 'tiff ,riff 4. z ' 1' X 3 42 :ff rp xv z. ' ' ' V- I- ff' Ht! . ' I K, ff I f -J 'aqyafi an ig ffm-Qi I , ' gf mfg . ,,,, 'Z?3,4'.w at ff, W .Q 'i' Lf' 4 f ff' fu 'Jn A '- if . V V! ,wfffw f f K, , N3 at J 5-fy, ,f .ff .J ip LV. 1? y - A ' ,h t jim? VV V H ai: t . 'afar 1 THANK-YOU TO MRS. PIKE in the production of ECHOS 1978. We realize there were man but often these times wer yearbook matters ofte If it wou1dn't ha the making. So, M ve been for her gentle Cand sometimes not so rs. Pike , our hats are off to you. y like to thank Mrs. Laura Pike for all the time y other things she might have done with her a e spent hunched over a layout or labelin n guided the staff through seernin l and effort she invested fter school and week-end hours, g pictures. Her knowledge and skill in g y impossible tasks. gentle! prodding the book might still be in 'v jffF I IM if iv dox q1o1 of amen -9 IQHIIFSQ eunou -g neauxawi snap -17 agsse8a1 augeuol -g Iapanad enaqs -5 pue11aq1ns esg 'I -. . ,.,,. gf-1 ' ,t .1 K 11 k ' ., .1 L-V., 1 ,V .. ,... 1 . , 3 Qi Af L., id 2 2 1 1 f x '-2 ' M W J ,',,.nH.1..- , . 3 'Ui 2 ' Ha. ,,, . ,' of - ? 31 sag X' I -wh X Y L1 - a'. u1qo1 '9 SIOIIS s111Aqd puts 913812391 EBUIPJIOI 'Q UOSUIQOI 1919d '17 ssseqo 1 . ..,q , :s 1 1 s 311 5 ik 911210 'Q IIHEIIQQI 91123 Aaqsnq 'g A111123 IIOI -1 flrfU '- 'Nr' if ,. laxuem gpgaq -9 ugM91 1193 'Q PIBLIOPOEIIJ IAISLIO '17 IIBIOIO led 'Q 1112110 Apugo -3 I91IOd LI.IEd 'I if fl 'VM 311 gmcfe Cbmfzositions Czmflfimanfi Jvafafis Awmifg I'd Like To Be A Kite Anne Morin I'd like to be a kite. Way, way up in sight. Where theries' a nice big knight right on my kite. I would look beside me and see all the other kites with me. And they'd each have a knight right on their kite. And ho what fun it would be in sight of every one. Kite Trouble Carrie Jo One windy day Carrie decided to make a kite. After it was finished, Carrie flew it. It was Hallow- een. Katy was going to be a devil with Carrie . A painted devil was on the kite. That night the two girls started out. First a truck went and got the kite soon Mr. Benny saw it. He came and said, you stop flying your kite. Carrie and Kate stuck their tongue out and ran. The Kite Called Scott Scott Jimmo One day some news paper was floating around. Then a boy picked me up. Then he made me into a kite. He ran with me. Soon I was sailing in the air. He ran with me. I got mad and broke the string. I was flying freely. I went to the Air Force. I stole a handgrande. A plane tryed to shoot me down for fun. I threw the hangrande and blew up the plane, Then I blew up the base. I went to Vetnum and killed the bad guys. I started to conk out. I went to the clouds and fell throw the cloud. Then I has more powr but I fell to the dump and burned. The Bad Kite Cheryl Once upon a time I was a kite. My master took me up in the sky and I said Good-bye Good-bye and I pulled the string out of my masters hand. After I did that I flew away away from home. But the next day my master came after me. Then he took me home. He was fixing me and I said master stop that Then he took me outside and I said master stop that! After that I said Good-bye again. This time he held on to the string so I couldn't get a way. preuopoetu tued 'Q uopuoo A1193 'Z .ta8ue1sq were 'I 1 Wea! Sacfion Bottom, Left to Right: Pam Porter, Cindy Beaulieu, Sherry Kelly, Kim Cowett, Laurie Paradis, Bernice Tardif, Kate Anderson, Karen Wislson, Kris Anderson. 2nd Row: Mike Levesque, Lisa Kopteros, Norma Beaulieu, Cheryl MacDonald, Lorraine Ther- iault, Lisa Gardener, Lori Stevens, Claire Chasse, 3rd Row: Sandy Moro, Shari Porter, Karen Mclnnis, Barbara Rafford, Kathy Clark, Marie Saucier, Bev Cyr, Alan Lev- esque, Doug Monfette. 4th Row: Mark Dube, Susan Hussey, Kathy Garrity, Sharon Sherman, Karen Clayton, Leda Walker, Brenda I-lafford, Holly limmo, Scott limmo. mn Avecfion Bottom, Left to Right: James Beaulieu, Todd Collins, Marc Gagne, Karen Cyr, Cliff Moro, James Chapman, Bruce Pelletier, Alan Robinson. 2nd Row: Randy Condon, Karry Flint, Bill Duperry, Keven Robinson, Keven Tracy, Pat Chasse, Steve Cormier, Rick Dickinson, Scott Libby, Bruce Chapman. 3rd Row: Ross Gagnon, Brent Jones, Tim Michalka. Q Qewuaaion Front Row, Left to Right: Mark Flint, Mark Ouellette. Back Row: Peter Kopte- ros, Keith Michaud, Lee Parker, Peter Morin, John Cain, Steve Bushey, Dm Leads Clyde Eastman, Doug O'C1air, Scott Dickinson. IZ Front Row, Left to Right: Claire Chasse, Sec. , Treas.g Norma Beaulieu, Uniform Managerg Sherry Kelly, Librariang Cynthia Beaulieu, Librarian. Back Row: Karry Flint, Equipment Man- ager, Larry Hall, Director Tim Michalka, Pres.g Pam Porter, V. Pres. Mr. Larry Hall O LL I2 C5 ff fgjf L' F 5 , x v 4 f .., 04. U. F7174 f-if s '5ig.. Ba ml X X1 fl tx YX -1, X if X ACTIVITIE It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its risingg but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it David Thoreau TOP: Randy Condon, Joe Garrity, Mike Levesque, Pam Porter, Tammy Beaulier, Sherry Kelly, Lorraine Theriualt. Znd: Todd Collins, David Craig, Susan Tardiff, Lori Holmquist, Eleen Kelly, Carrie Jo Loth- rop, Keith Michaud. 3rd: Advisor, Ms. Caron, Lynn Ellis, Debby Beaulier, Kim Cowett, Denise Bolduc, Anne Morin. We left on Thursday, November 10 at 3:15 from the high school. We arrived in Quebec at 8:00, got settled in our motel rooms and went on a quick tour around the city. On Friday we went to the Citadel where it rained and snowed. We had some free time for shopping and then went to the Quebec Historical Museum, and afterwards to the Aquarium. Friday night we went to the 2nd largest shopping center. Satur- day morning we went to Laval University, the Wax Museum, and the Grand Theater. During our free time we went on horse and buggy rides, to the Cancord Hotel, to the Chaiteau, to the Broadwalk, and to the many little shops. Saturday night we had a French meal at a French home. Afterwards we returned to the city for some more sightseeing. Sunday morning we went the old way to St. Anne's. Along the way we stopped at outside ovens for homemade bread. We then had some free time at St. Anne's. Montmorency Falls was a short stop coming back. On the way home we ran into the snowstorm which made driving bad. We arrived home at 8:00 - only 4 hours late. ggi M8550 OyCL9ELL'Z5, 1978 1 Q75 qfwntaz Chuduaf 17029: fjygfcbz QLLEEIZI .fozi gauity 5 19 - h ,fn ' 9 .Y-. flflfmfgz Chzniuaf CQlIZ6!fClCLfE5, 'Q-....J 7 Q 7 7 qfwntsz Cbuduaf 5019 Doug Ugafou Queen: C! Kata Ugsziauff , 1 'riff It Ayopgomozai cgifa .rpam .ffxfatgan gas Qwdg 5 gwzg S Jlffdcgaffa Ayuzarzrza Ebarzny Asaobb M k Qzsigman R 'W A .fauzis W , Y gogrz V:.f i 54 qfwrztaz Cizzniuaf Q t 4 4 camffffam MORIN 81 MORIN INC. Manufadurers of Spruce and Pine Lumber Pulpwood Ashland Maln 04732 Tele 435 4741 gfu-mlb ........4 , :Y H Msn., E 'ai .ph YW aa ith Mo. ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs - a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall SAVORY 81 SCN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. On Main Street of Aroostooks Growing Town Life, Group Blue Cross, Homeowners, Flood and Casualty Coverages Offered Current Rates and Terms Where Service and Savings to the Insured Come First See Bill Sr. for Quotes - Gary for Appointment and Service Annuities and Equities for Estate Planning Our Goal is to Serve You Well Phone 435-2381 SUBURBAN PROPANE 37 Industrial St. Presque Isle, Maine gif'-L E- -1-fn-pg la ,, Take C1455 of 45178 Mould +0 'UNANK it Kit: 'UNE f 7.50 PM rows xX A infl-A HATFIELD, RANDALL, ASSOC. BROWN'S JEWELERS Market Square 412 Main Street Houlton Maine Presque Isle COTY'S HARDWARE TIBBETTS SERVICE Ashland 42 Main Street Maine Ashland ALMON H. FOGG CO. WEINBERG'S '72 Main Street 52 State Street Houlton Maine Presque Isle PUTMAN BROTHERS CO. ROBINSONS MUSIC BOX 725 Houlton Houlton Maine J' R- HARVEY CO' coRlN's CASH MARKET 64 Main Street l Ashland Houlton Maine COOK'S Fl-ORIST ASHLAND AUTO SUPPLY 174 Main Street Main Street Maine Maine Maine Maine Maine Presque lsli Maine Ashland Maine AMERICAN PROPANE CO. Caribou Road Presque Isle Maine PLOURDE FURNITURE CO. Access Highway Caribou Maine CRAWFORD CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Access Highway Caribou Maine PRESOUE ISLE MEMORIAL WORKS 198 State Street Presque Isle Maine TOYOTA SALES INC. Caribou Maine DESPERES BARBER SHOP Ashland Maine FOX BUICK PONTIAC Caribou Maine B. RAYMOND, DENTIST Fort Kent Maine MAURICE CYR DDS Fort Kent Maine BETTY'S UPHOLSTERY Main Street Ashland Maine MICHAUD'S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 9 West Main Street Fort Kent Maine FRED P. STEVENS CO. 431 Main Street Presque Isle-fs-Maine DANA'S PHARMACY 419 Main Street Presque Isle Maine BOSTON SHOE STORE Houlton Maine BEAULIER'S HARDWARE Presque Isle Maine WILKINS-SINGER Presque Isle Maine PLOURDE DONUT SHOP Fort Kent Maine SAUClER'S SERVICE STATION Fort Kent Maine BERUBE - OPTOMETRIST Fort Kent Maine BIG BROOK LOGGING INC. Station Hill Ashland Maine S7 P + C + SAMERVILLE STUDIO . 6 I'OI'1S on . '78 Hillside Street Presque Isle 4 SEASONS RON'S SERVICE Houlton Road Presque Isle Portage Road Ashland The Class of I978 Wishes 'ro Thank All Their 52.00 Pafrons Chris Surplus S+ore, Cub's Drive ln S+epping Ou+, York's Book S+ore Uncle Freds Nalural Foods, E. A. Peabody Co. ChareH'e's Building Supply, Sleepers Cochran's Hallmark, Roy Lausier 8: Sons Sandy's Beau+y Shop, McLellan's Browie's SupereH'e, Take Oul' Service Forl' Kenl' Seed Growers Assoc. Roy's Armsy 8: Navy, Emile Leboeuf Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Jalber+, Sucier's Welding Cg+I+ Class of 78 D SAVINGS B 8' M BANK SAVEMORE Congra+uIa+lons Class of 78 FIRST NATIONAL ARCCSTOOK BANK OF SPORTING GOODS AROSTOOK LIBBY'S GARDENS Congra'rula'rions Class of I 978 Q. R , Q . f' Q3 V 11 T Q'.MiY4lvAA-,,i -K Ashland, Maine A, 1 1 4 A Y 1 f A K A Tele' 43545534 First National Bank ot' Aroostook Member FDIC Caribou - For? Falrfleld - Houlfon 123 - Presque Isle SIROIS DUPREY'S LUMBER CO. INC. RESTAURANT Eastern White Pine Spruce Northeastern Hardwoods DUPREY'S 207 - 435 2821 RESTAURANT 207 764 4390 Dupreys Northern Fried Chicken of Robert E. Si1'O1S Eagle Lake President The Ideal Place to Eat LLZZCLH OZ you! You ve flnally made tt and rt s tlme to celebrate' Dunn s of Houlton would ltke to celebrate wrth you at our place' Come down and see us Have a free cup of coffee and snacks on us' Browse around at no obllgatton Whether you re settrng up your very frrst apartment frxmg up your room at home or your dorm at college you ll frnd the answers to all your furnrshtngs needs at Dunn s Dunn s carry all styles of furnrshtngs from Colontal to Tradrtronal to Modern to Beanbag rf you wrsh' And Dunn s carry all the applraccdes you could ask for tncludrng stereo systems that wrll zonk your netghbors awake two blocks away' If rt s Just a beauuful grft you re looktng for Dunn s carry them too' And Dunn s 1S happy to help young people wtth frnancral arrangements that they can pay Come rnto Dunn s make yourself comfortable poke around and let us show you the hosprtaltty we re best known for' Oh and Dunn s would ltke to say Congratulattonsl DUNN FURNITURE COMPANY Houlton Extt at 1 532 2246 Toll Free 1 800 432 7816 fin- E I X , . . l D -. , .. l rt , , , I . 1 . 1 ' . ' -95 - SUBURBAN PROPANE Presque Isle, Me. Phone 768-7911 37 Industrial St. 103 r and KWLQE I I 'XR K :fb X221 LK Q Q Q! fi 3-W , W f Q, fi g XXJ7 ,gffkfgfjgf X N K sf L 1 XX ,j k ff X 1 NN f X W 5 X 1' J w f 5 , fy mv A ik! B T 1 fy? c,f M! xii gf Y f f , fb r If Congra+ula+ions Class of I978! From Two Companies Building for +he Fu+ure in Aroos+ook Counfy K Grea+ Norihern Paper A Com an of P Y G th K rear Nor ern Ne oosa Corporation klainkham Lumber 5 I I I A Company of N h N K p Great ort ern e oosa Cor oration c:oFFlN's GENERAL STQRE Portage Lake Pepsi Cola BoH'ling Co. Presque Isle , Me. EEESI Have a Pepsi Day! Tuff Ko+e Dinol Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of ll I978ll Tuff'Hoie QQQS' J ii 13 I dustrial St. P q e Isle, Maine . F i . ei Maine . . v Public .A P Service ii' L N 0 I S S P q eIs1e,Me. .. V LEVESQUE L U M B E R INC. XWQQ 5 BER E r ' 3-It BROWN BROCK LUMBERIN6 INC. ! T 1W f PORTER MOTO-SK, PRESOUE ISLE AUTO DEALER'S Assoc. C g + I + Presque Isle, Me. + Cl f I978 ff' 16 if , 1 ' , T -.,T,J,'PT ... z I ' -T f- 1,4 I MAINE POTATO GROWERS, INC Presque Isle , Me . I :'Q M. V' P L - ' 'N H13 fe T' ' ff , C g a'rul 1' + CI fl978 CARROLL'S AUTO SALES ' 'X V sv' '1' - ff f A' A' fm AROCJSTOOK TRUST CCD. 9- QW sf -f 2 1' ep 5 5 'i.s:ff::':1m'--,. ' ' 'E,.-'- 'f 5' ..:::S4 . X CONVERSE SHOES HOULTON MOTORS and ALLIED SALES DAILE AND HOUGLTON YY JUD'S CASH MARKET Groceries Gas and Oil Clothes Sporting Goods Cold Beer and Wine Ashland , Maine RAFFORD'S GU LF Ashland , Maine Repair - Front-End Service Dealer for Polaris Snowmobiles Come in and Try One MARSTON'S U +CmALQ- Ashland , PRUE OIL Distributor of Fuel Oil, Gasoline Diesel Fuel Self -Service Pumps Me. Tel. 435-3271 FRANK MARTIN 81 SCN INC. eere Equipme THERIAULT'S TIRE CENTER Off the Bypass, Water St. , Caribou Authorized Dealers for: KMEQILIZY a 'Frestone 'runes , I5 IM if ,2 -:swarm Complimen+s of D .W..,,Qaf11.v W r. ,L ex X. 'A V 1 L - V , ,i mg ,..., 1 1 1 Nix gif X 'fl' . Q 5. f .W i .,,. K I w T5 fl. Maine Main'Srreet 5 fgjr gf55fffrifAsh1and, Maine E Q CE ,, .,.. ' 1 f fa A l i A :--1:4 ' 410' Main Street, -Ashland h Ashland , Maine H5 BANGGR 8: AROOSTOCK RAILROAD Presque Isle , Maine WINNIE'S DAIRY BAR ARUOSTOCK ART'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CLEAN 3, FURNITURE Besr of Luck +o 'rhe Class of 78 Expert Power Vacuum Services Carpeting and In1a1d Professionally Installed Zenith and RCA Home Entertainment Products 28 Dudley Street Presque Isle Main Street Ashland, Me Qufxq' U DI mod ' C ' Q1 N X Q K 1 if Q: T' ' - A 1l!.. , pa 2 in ft - 0' ' ', in Main Street Presque Isle 7 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . Auralia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. THE CLASS OF I978 WISHES TO THANK ALL OUR PARENTS FOR THEIR YEARS OF PATIENT DEVOTION AND LOVE. Pierre Charette Dale Barker John Beaulier Beaulieu Roderick Belanger Joseph Belanger Ralph Berry Max Boutot Clive Bragdon Sr. Gerald Bushey Gary and Lillian Carney Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Caron Mr . and Mrs . Alphonse Chalou Mr. and Mrs. Rene Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Coffin Clinton Condon Leo Cormier Elmer Cyr Gilman Cyr Edward Dubay Andre Gagnon Roger Garrity Holland Hews Clayton Iimmo Carlton Jimmo Herbert Watt Rev . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones and Mrs. Neil Oakes and Mrs. Milford LeTourneau and Mrs. Richard Lewin and Mrs. William Lothrop and Mrs. Albert MacDonald and Mrs. Lee Parker and Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs. Burns McGowan Margaret McNally and Mrs. Rudolph Michalka and Mrs. Humpy Michaud and Mrs. Edward Morin and Mrs. Warren Oakes and Mrs. Lawrence O'Clair and Mrs. William O'Clair lean Pelletier and Mrs. Ivan Porter and Mrs. Dean Rafford and Mrs. Robert Sirois and Mrs. Gould Skinner Loena Sutherland and Mrs. Guy Theriault and Mrs. James Tracy and Mrs. A. R. Travis and Mrs. David Walker WHO AM I? Hey, Look around you Do you know who you really are? Where you're going or where you've been? Do you take life step by step or just Rush into things that make life go by quicker? Is it too complicated to understand The feelings, reasons, questions, answers, Talking, listening and thinking of one's Mind to really know what's happening? I've got to work fast to find myself or I'l1 lose it all, no more beginning, no end, No hope. Is that what it is all about? Day by day, night by night, just running it By pattern and time. When will it all stop? No more revolving, no more nights or days, just A blankness of nothing. I don't understand. Tell me what is going on? Have I tried too hard or not hard enough to succeed In life, to be somebody, to be loved and wanted, to Just be me and not be someone that I would like to be. Am I wrong to think and feel the way I do? Is it strange to dream and want those dreams to be real. I feel like crying out to someone but who Listens to a cry that can't be heard, just by me . BY Lorraine Legassie Wt Kim Tfg Long H' s Been Good KNOW YO J-1' ,M 'xr mf' M a Zjgw. ... V fmfkgl I 'E ,' K ,-W . Q I A ,, A . M P 'Q I ,. F 9.4 ' ' 5 A I K, ,Q -if .' '- 4 Ma ff A W .9480- I if r 1' V eff f ., 'K I x . Y Q r J, i M fp' rw ' b ima? 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