Fort Kent Community High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Kent, ME)

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I 1 ii Student Council First Row, lLett to Rightlz Lionel Dube, Lillian Levesque, Nancy Cousins, Patrick Babin. Irene Babin. Second Row: James Toussaint, Sandra Bowers, Mrs. Bridges, Normand Lizotte. Officers of the Student Council: President, Nancy Cousins: Vice-President, Irene Babin: Sec- retary, Patrick Babin: Adviser, Mrs. Lois Bridges. Science Club First Row, iLeft to Rightl: Mr. Lawlis. Maurice Jalbert, Nancy Cousins, Irene Babin. Patrick Babin, Delcy Voisine, Richard Pelletier. Second Row: Albert Lozier, Gloria Hagibes, Jeannine Pelletier, Kathryn Jalbert. Richard Pinette, Thomas Clavette, Randall Pinkham. Third Row: Mary Ellen White, Esther Theriault, Albertine Theriault, Marcella Vaillancourt Dolores Bouchard, Mona Jalbert, Betty Dube, Gil man Dube. Officers of the Science Club: President, Irene Babin: Vice-President, Nancy Cousins: Secretary Patrick Babin: Treasurer, Delcy Voisine: Adviser, Mr. Richard Lawlis. 1

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was the result of his discovery. and is now being used is ll-235. Once this process is started it accelerates and releases a tremen- dous amount of energy. This is what is used in the atomic bomb. lly this short history of atomic studies you arc able to see the enormous amount of work and research that was necessary. direct- ly and indirectly for the construction of the atomic bomb. l urthermore. buildings with very thick concrete walls lined on the inside with thick sheets of lead had to be constructed. Peace timc use of atomic energy' is still a matter ol theory and conjecture. Maurice ,Ialbert '48 Remembering Where arc you? l fear you not Where are you. have you forgot? 'l'lw years have passed since last wc met, But still your memory lingers yet, I feel your presence near to me Yet. when l look l cannot see. Your very thought fills all my speech liut words of you l cannot reach To tell of pain you caused to me. Still in my heart and mind you'll always be. By Theresa Jackson Adieu Seniors To the Seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-eight. the last graduating class of Fort Kent High School. we. the Juniors. bid a happy journey through the obstacles of life. May you go out into the world and use the knowledge and characteristics you have acquired here. You are leaving this school and entering into a troubled world, a world of political, military. and social disruptions. lf you have acquired proper knowledge of world affairs during your years of schooling. you will und- erstand these conditions better and try to help correct them. Those of you who are going to college will carry the trade mark of your school with you. Your character. most of all. will prove the ability and training that you have ac- quired in high school. Wherever you go, whatever you do -- you will always remember your high school days as the best period of your life. Next year. we. the first graduating class ol Community High School No. 1, shall go forward into the world and strive for achieve- ment. as you are now planning to do. We will remember you always, as great classmates -- yes. this class of 194.8 is in- deed a great class -- may your future be just as successful. Patrick Babin '49 Meteor Staff , First Row, tLeft to Righty: Theresa Cote, Gloria Hagibes, Rinette Daigle, Irene Babin, Ther- esa Madoro, Theresa Murphy, Nancy Cousins. Mr. Bridges, Mr. Willey. Second Row: Mrs. Crocker, Dawn Savage. Jeannine Pelletier, Thomas Clavetie. Mona Jal- beri. Patrick Babin, Randall Pinkham. Claude Voisine, Robert Savage. Bernette Michaud, Norma Irish. Lucille Pelletier, Ronald Labonty.

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I1 First Row. ILeft to Bightjs Roland Daigle, Gilbert Bouchard, Mr. Bridges. Thomas Clavettc, Richard Pinette. Second Row: Bernard Nadeau, Reynold Pelletier, Gilbert Lozier. Edmond Bouchard, Normand Desjardins. Third Row: Sylvio Pelletier. Elroy Daigle, Paul Desjardins. Donald Daigle, Edgar Paradis. Louis Marin. Officers of the P. F. A.: President, Thomas Clavette: Vice-President, Gilbert Bouchard: Secre- tary, Richard Pinette: Treasurer. Roland Daigle: Science Fair This yvzir. lrt-iw lialiin and Nancy Cousins l'1'pI'0S0llU'fl Fort Kvnt lligh Svhool at tht' livgional Scicnvc' Fair in Carilvou. Thvy' gart- a discussion on Base-l Ml'lilll1bliSIll in tht- fiolrl of Biology. They' cann' out first in tht- fir-lil. lying for honors with Fort l7airfivlcl. Onv wvvk latvr. tht' girls wont clown lf Augusta whvrv thvy voiiipvtc-ri with miiimlitltltc :Q from this whole' statv. Hvrm- lllvy mum- out soo oncl in tht' field of Biology living thv only stain' winnvrs from Northorn Maiiw. fl11'ai tht-y' lirought faint' to tht- sc-it-ilvv 1li'pui'liii1'f'l of l ort Ke-nt lligh School. Adviser. Mr. Alton Bridges. F. F. A. t Un Nowinlwr 123. lVlr. liritlgvs and Tho- inus Clawltc atlciidvcl tht- annual F. F. A. Fallivr and Son Banquet sponsorvd hy' th:- Liinestoiw Chapter. Un Saturday. llvvvinlwi' 13. tht' offirm-rs ami tht' advisor drove to l'rvsquv lslv to at- tvnd the Northern District l7.F.A. Meeting. Business matters cont-vrning thv Northern llistrivt wt-rv rlisvussml and this was followefl lvy a roport on the- trip to Kansas City. Tha' Presqiiv Ish- aclvisvr gun' us prop:-r pzirlia' nimilzii'y illSll'lll'liHll for scurrying on an inw-l- ing. l-ict-rt-utioii was furnishml Ivy int-mlwrs from 1-avh 1-linplt-r. forming baske-tliall tvani-1. On April 16 21 Barn llaiiu' was given in lVi.T.5. gym which was a grt-at social suc- cvss.