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

Page 33 text:

Name Dawn Savage Claude Voisine Theresa Madore Albertine Theriault Esther Theriault Jean LaBonty Iiomona Daigle George Guy Lucille Blanchette Claudelle Plourde Theresa Cote Viola Lozier Theresa Murphy Gloria Hagibes Bernette Michaud Cecile Ouellette Juliette Beaulieu Vilayne Michaud Kathleen Michaud Claude Pelletier Jeannine Pelletier Rinetter Daigle Marcella Vaillancou Juliette Cyr Donald Quigley Nancy Cousins Doris Robichaud Lorraine Ouellette Priscilla Ouellette Maude McBreairty Eleanor Henderson Maurice ,I albert Ernest LaFrance Wilbert Thibodeau Elwin Drake Roger Paradis Merle Michaud Irene Babin Elzear Morneault Delcy Voisine Elbridge Bioux Roland Pelletier Louis Morin Conrad Daigle Willis Stadig Richard Ouellette Thomas Clavette Leroy Dumond .Ioseph Michaud Gilbert Bouchard rt Hit Parade Stardust Now Is The Hour Beg Your Pardon That's My Desire How Soon Dicky Bird Song Now Is The Hour Sweet Sixteen Whispering llow Soon Night And Day Ballerina Now Is The Hour Who's Sorry Now The Best Things In Life Are Free How Soon Lucky In Love Wine. Women and Song Till The End Of Time Manana Hurray For Love Now Is The Hour Always Now ls The Hour As Long As I Live Dicky Bird Song Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Black Widow'r Now Is The Hour We'll Girdle The Globe O'Happy Day Stardust Civilization - How Soon The Stars Will Remember Irene Missing You Back In The Saddle Again Beg Your Pardon Civilization Beg Your Pardon Near You Mais Cher Vingt Ans O What A Beautiful Morning Beg Your Pardon Near You The End Of A Perfect Day Four-leaf Clover Bomona Now Is The Hour Our Teachers MR. DROTTER He's a little strict But has laughed at our tricks. Though now to be frank We express our thanks. MRS. CROCKER When things go wrong She sings a song. She's kind and thoughtful And not the least doubtful. MRS. BRIDGES A She's always ready To come to our party To be merry and jolly And keep us from folly. MR. BRIDGES Our man of agriculture Is a real good feller With a wink and a smile And a hi to all guys. MR. TODD A man not to cross We know who's the boss . But nevertheless He's one of the best. MR. LAWLIS He works hard every day Trying to show us the way We admit heis a whiz We mean a genius fthat isj. MR. KELLY To the coach of our play - We would all like to say It was made a success Because of your zest. MR. HALLEE Notre maitre des language Il est tres sage But we like him just the same Because heis also tame. MR. FRECHETTE He's the athlete of all He can iump and play ball He teaches us math He's a sport for all that. MR. WILLEY Enough said. T0l.-..- Mrs. Bridges: lln American History class! What part did the Navy play in the War of 1812? Maurice Jalbert: The Star Spangle Ban- ner. Three men were repairing telephone wires. Gloria Hagibes drove by with her car and when she saw the men climbing the poles, said: Look at those darn fools -- you'd think I'd never driven a car before.

Page 32 text:

What Would Happen If . . . Theresa Madore - cut her long hair? Merle Michaud - couldn't go down to Lewiston? Elwin Drake - were no teacheris friend? Elbridge Rioux - could be the thin man? Claude Voisine - couldn't dance? Elzear Morneault - came to school on time? Donald Quigley - couldn't date blonde girls? Lucille B., Lorraine O., Bernette M., Kath- leen M., Claudelle P., and Cecile O., - did not have a car to ride in? Gloria Hagibes - couldn't go to the Sil- ver Dollar? Theresa Murphy - couldn't type? Theresa Cote -- couldn't dance the Rum- ba? Doris Robichaud - could get along with the teachers? ' Juilette Beaulieu - was noisy? Esther Theriault - were tall and fat? Wayne Michaud - would not wear tight dungarees? Marcella V. 81 Dawn S. - did not have red hair? Maurice Jalbert - did not make any re- marks in Am. History class? Viola Lozier - did not have that certain ring on her finger? Mr. Hallee - wouldn't smile after scold- ing a pupil? Mr. Frenchette - would crack a smile in school? Mrs. Crocker - wouldn't teach school any more? Jean LaBonte - didn't chew gum in school? Albertine Theriault - couldn't sew? Rinette Daigle - couldn't sell advertise- ments? Jeannine Pelletier - did not know her lessons? Roger Paradis -- couldn't ride a horse? Richard Ouellette - couldn't borrow il car? Joseph Michaud - were not such a good sport? Willis Stadig -- were not so jittery? Conrad Daigle - couldn't milk cows? Thomas Clavette - would do his home- work? Jackie Bouchard - were not bashful? Ernest LaFrance -- were single? Juliette Cyr -- were thin? Wilbert Thibodeau - did know a certain Freshman girl? Maude McBreairty - were not so friendly with the hus drivers? Priscilla Ouellette - was not so neat? Eleanor Henderson - were not so friend- ly with St. Francis boys? Leroy Dumond - couldn't have a date? Claude Pelletier - were not such a teaser? Nancy Cousins - did not think so much of Milo? Irene Babin - were not so friendly with a certain boy? Mystery Initials W. R. S. Willis Regains Sylvia M. A. V. Mars Adores Veterans R. E. O. Rides Every Old-thing N. M. C. Nothing ilikej Milo Chicks G. E. G. Gathering Eggs Graciously R. L. P. Rotten Little Pest P. A. O. Pretty And Optimistic J. B. Just Bashful E. M. Everybody's Moron G. L. B. Good Little Boy T. C. Tough Case W. T. Wagging Tongue C. P. D. Can Play Dumb J. M. L. Jean Must Love D. R. Darn Right C. M. P. Call Merle's Place' R. D. Resist Drips V. M. L. Vi Marries Louis T. M. M. Too Many Men B. T. M. Butch -- That Man R. E. D. Ready Every Date L. M. Looks Meek D. F. Q. Darn Funny Quack C. V. Cute Villian L. L. O. Lorraine Loves One T. A. M. Tease All Men E. R. Extremely Round C. A. P. Calling All Pets G. L. H. Glorious Little Headache D. F. S. Dee For Sure K. P. M. Kiss Pretty Men C. M. O. Can Marry Once A. R. T. Always Ready To fTake Offl T. M. C. Too Many Calls J. J. P. Just Jealous Perhaps H. W. M. Henderson Won't Mush E. H. Everybody's Helper E. L. Earnest Lover l. B. ls Bashful D. V. Darn Vision M. J. Major Jerk E. M. T. Excellent Monkey Trainer L. B. Little Bo-Peep L. D. Little Demon M. M. Most Mischievous R. P. Really Prettv J. J. M. Jumping Joe Mitch M. M. Money! Money! J. C. Just Curves E. D. Easy Dancer

Page 34 text:

The Nickname Revelry How Elbridge Rioux ever got to be nick- named Slim, still remains a mystery. Cuz is derived from Nancy's majestic last name, Cousin. Roland Pelletieris middle initial stands for Archibald so they say, and I heard that Gibby is the Greek translation for Gloria Hagibes. Years ago, George Guy had a short hair- cut and when his hair grew longer, it was sticking up straight like a mad turkeys ruffled feathers, hence the name Turkeyf Rinette Daigle was christened Peanuts', by movie fans because of the noise she made leating peas and nutsl in the theatre. Elzear Morneault was named Junior on account of his father being older than he is. Because of Claudelle Plourde's blonde hair lprobably a wigl, we have called her Blondie, Since Claude Voisine goes around breaking egg shells, he is known as Chick. Ti Reenw was named Irene Babin, er-excuse me, it is supposed to be the other way around. Don't you think so? I wonder if Donald Quigley was named Don for short lor for pantiesi. Nobody seems to know why the name Mars was given to Marcella Vaillancourt. She certainly does not look like a creature from Mars, or does she? Maurice ,lalbert was presented by his classmates, the name Curly because of his nice curly hair ljust like minel. I was about to end my column when Rinette Daigle pops and places a complaint against us calling her Peanut and insisted that we call her Machacha, which, she says, is an Indian name that was given to he:- by her ancestors because of her long, long ltoo longl pigtails. Of course we all know better than that, don't wc? She had just gon-- when Irene Babin rushes in and tells me that Thomas Clavette was named Torn fo Short land sweell. As soon as she had Home out. the Steno Gal came in and told me that she was going to lock the room and go home as soon as I could leave the grounds. llncidentally, she is Mrs. Crocker.l I left the room and put on my coat and hat lpardon me, I did not have a hatl. Go- ing downstairs, I glanced in the corridor and who do you thin I saw? Yes. it was Twerl. pardon, the type has gone battv, l'll begin all over again. It was Merle Michaud and what he was doing. well you can guess. No no -- not that. He was sweeping I LIKE AN OLD MAID, TOO. IMAGINEJ. Every time that he moved his broom on the floor, I could hear a noise that went something like this, Mich Mich Mich , Now do not think that Mr. Willey had told him to do that be- cause I was told by someone that Merle had joined the Boy Scouts and I guess that he was only doing his good deed for the day. A Perfect Senior Girl Cecile Ouellette's hair Esther Theriault's pink complexion Rinette Daigle's ears Theresa Cote's sparkling eyes Eleanor Henderson's continuous blushing Doris Robichaud's musical voice Lucille Blanchette's dimples Bernette Michaud's effeminate hands Jean LaBonty's slender waist Dawn Savage's neatness Nancy Cousinis posture Kathleen Michaud's attractiveness Maude McBrairty's ability as an office girl Albertine Theriault's giggling Claudelle Plourde's walking swing Juliette Beaulieu's wonderful conduct Theresa Madore's unfailing studiousness Irene Babin's sense of humor Jeannine Pelletier's ability to work Ramona Daigle's ringing laughter Priscilla Ouellette's attentiveness Marcella Vaillancourt's acting ability Gloria Hagibes' smooth dancing Theresa Murphy's accuracy in secretarial work Lorraine Ouellette's excellent driving Viola Lozier's ability in getting an engage- ment ring A Perfect Senior Boy Richard Ouellette's handsome face Thomas Clavette's dark hair Elbridge Rioux's curly hair Elwin Drake's blushing Roger Paradis' grin Conrad Daigle's voice Elzear Morneault's winking Delcy Voisine's good manners Roland Pelletier's height Gilbert Bouchard's broad shoulders Claude Pelletier's teasing ability Donald Quigley's love making tactics Ernest LaFrance's fountain of knowledge Leroy Dumond's agility Maurice Jalbert's quietness Wayne Michaudis fondness for girls Wilbert Thibodeau's pride George Guy's ambition Willis Stadig's sportsmanship Joseph Michaud's courage Louis Morin's farming abilitv Claude Voisin's dancing ability Merle Michaud's faithfulness Rinette Daigle: Did you give Louis any opportunities to propose? Viola Lozier: Yes, but goodness. I could- n't tell him they were opportunities, could I?