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

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.. .Q . Athletic Group First Row. tLett to Rightl: Gilman Dube, Mar cella Vaillancourt. Lenora Daigle. Rita Boucher. Kathryn Jalbert. Theresa Cote. Gloria Hagibes. Lillian Levesque. Dawn Savage. Nancy Cousins. Jeannelle Nadeau. Jeannine Daigle. Mary Ellen White. Doris Robichaud. Irene Babin. Elmer Lizotte. Second Row: Mr. Andrew Frechette. Montfort Ouellette. Richard Pinette. Maurice Morin. Raoul Chasse. Donald Drake. Henry Dow. Thomas Clav ette. Elmer Jalbert. George Guy. Normand Lizotte. Reynolds Labbe. Randall Pinkham. Merle Mich aud. Joseph Toussaint. Donald Quigley. Nelson Cote. Robert. Sirois, Lionel Dube, Elzear Morne ault. Mr. Vin Marquis. Third Row: Armand Caron. Emery Labbe. Robert Lizotte. Leroy Dumond, Elmer Pelletier. Richard Ouellette. Normand Desjardins. Willis Stadig, Donald Daigle. Reginald Deschaines. Fer- nando Gagner. Robert Doucette. Joel Sylvain. Lawrence Audibert. Robert Dee. Lewellyn Rioux. Robert Savage. Gerard Picard. Roger Paradis. Ric hard Morin. James Toussaint. Roderick Savage. Sports ot the Year llaying completed the haslxelhall season with many douhts as to whether or not it was successful. hasehall is in full swing. Des- pite the unnumerous victories of the season. the haskethall team profited greatly. llnder the leadership of Vin Marquis. the hoys dis- coyered that sportsmanship was more impor- tant than winning hall games. Disregardingt the fact that three lettermen will leave through graduation. Coach Marquis already has a group of fast smooth players working as a unit. practicing now for next year. Keep your eyes on these hoys. they may surprise many a team. The haskethall season conclud- ed with a hanquet sponsored hy' the Rotary' Cluh. Sports at lfort Kent High School this year consisted of more than basketball and hast-hall, The Wiriter Carnival was held Feh- ruary 128. and proved to he the largest in flroostoolx County. Our team was coached hy' Andrew Frenchette. who proved himself a great athlete hy winning hoth the ski jump and the slalom. The haskethall intremurals were held lVlarch 5 and won hy' the Sophomores. Sen- iors really' hated to lose that one. hut the Sophomores didnlt want to lose either. Final score 42-33. A benefit game for Joseph Miehaud. an injured skier of our Carnival team. was played March 12 against the Town Tea'n. which we won 23-20. The game was also a financial success. Softhall is underway' and the girls of our Senior Class hoast of heing capahle of heat- ing any other class in the school. This how- ever. remains to he proved. and many doul-t their ability. Our attention is now focused on the hast-- halt season and we are all hopeful of again winning for the third time in a row. the St. John Valley league. Donald Quigley 'I-it Cheerleaders The Senior cheerleaders. Nancy Cousins. Theresa Cote. Gloria llagihes. llawn Sayage did a good joh in keeping un the spirits of the haskethall hoys during the year. Too had you have to leave us girls.

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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.

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Girls' Glee Club First Row. tLett to I-lightl: Jeannelle Nadeau, Laura Bernier. Albertine Theriault. Bernette Mich- aud. Lorraine Ouellette. Theresa Murphy. Kathryn Jalbert. Cecile Ouellette, Lucille Blanchette. Jeannine Daigle. Gloria Hagibes. Theresa Cote. Second Row: Lorraine Warman. Mary Ellen White, Esther Theriault, Doris Young. Mary Par- adis, Norma Charette. Nancy Cousins, Romana Daigle. Lillian Levesque. Juliette Daigle. Car- men Dube. Sandra Bowers, Juliette Cyr. Nilda Lozier. Mrs. Crocker. Third Row: Jeannine Cyr. Rita Boucher. Jacqueline Morin. Racheal Pelletier. Dawn Savage. Rinette Roy. Della Charette. Lenora Daigle. Beulah Caron, Evangeline Hebert. Claudette Gagnon. Bernice Bard. Joella Dionne. Rena Mae Dubois. Viola Dubois. Officers ot the Glee Club: President. Theresa Murphy: Vice-President, Lillian Levesque: Secre- tary. Theresa Cote: Treasurer. Romona Daigle: Asst. Treasurer, Jeannelle Nadeau: Adviser, Mrs. Richard Crocker. Spear Speaking Contest Mr. David Willey was in charge of the an- nual Spear Speaking Contests at Fort Kent High School. Very few participated in the contest. The contestants and their selections were: Cecile Ouellette llamolo and Savanarola Mona ,lalliert Prisoner at the Bar Dolores Bouchard Soldier's Reprieve lrcne Baliin The Wheels of Time Gloria Hagilmes Madame Y llctty Dulic Soul of the Violin lrenc lialiin won first prize with her selec- tion W7heels of Timef' Mona ,lalhcrt won second prize and Helly Dulie won third prize. lrcne participated in the St. john Valley contest held in Van Buren and the Northern Aroostook contest held in Carihou. Glee Club The Glee Cluli with forty memliers under the leadership of Mrs, Crocker met early in November and planned for rehearsals to he held every Thursday after school. They were invited to take part in the musical program at the Wiiiter Carnival with the l3.P.W. and Madawaska Training School Glee Cluhs. The Cluh went to Houlton May 15. where they participated in the Northern Maine lfeslival and received an excellent rating. School Play This year Mr. Arthur Kelley. who was in charge of the school play chose Me and My Shadow. for presentation. Those taking parl were: Nancy Cousins. Gloria llagihes. Mar- cella Vaillancourt. Theresa Cole. Delcv Voi- sine. Elwin Drake. Randall Pinkham. and l.ouise Thihodeau. and also Patrick Dahin.