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

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f 1 4, . -s-if .43 ' y, gif ,fc ...ff Zin jllilemnrlam ' , . l'- , , X. i 7 0 X Q , O 1 I P K Q x is 51 JOHN PINETTE ,I To those of us who knew John Pinette even for the , , A it few weeks he was with us, it is not surprising to find , ' 'tl tx that his earthly life ended in an act of kindness, help- A Qi.. ing his father on an icy road that weekend. or ' many of us, John's happy spirit still fills every place ' H I' where he has been. He told us he would like to NC! become an artist. In the plan of The Designer, John 43' 'rf served a fruitful apprenticeship. In fact, in a way, he A, 'ff was already an artist, moulding the lives of each of us. 'L ' 11 1 1 I l ,1 f' i g if af?-D .: ' , . ff pf nf f. ,1 f f I 1 f He was a lovable bay who endeared himself to teachers and students by his directness, his acceptance of correction, as ot all things, with a radiant smile and without debate. John recognized the need of order and he was sincere. For us all he set higher goals of obedience, self-control and kindness. Our daily contacts with him have made us more aware of the inner peace and ioy which accompany good living. To John's family go our continued prayers, our understanding and our too. He was a teacher in the best sense - a teacher by example. As we pray for him, we pray also for the ioyousness which he showed to brighten our lives and the llves of those we meet. Moy hls soul rest In peace. In the loss we all shore with his family, there is consolation in the truth of an old prayer: We seem to give him back to Theo, O God, Who govest him to us. Yet as Thou didst not lose him in giving, , .T so we do not lose him by his return. - Not as the world givest, givest Thou, O Lover of souls. What Thou givest, Thou takest not away, for What is Thine is ours also if we are Thine. And life is eternal and love is immortal, And death is only an horizon, And an horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. Miss Theresa G. Leary Former Teacher Y I l F : jg? ' . ' hx M .I I . ' fp xii l -'XI 1 .M is l. ' S tix. f lk . 4 1 js J 'Dt' I 5 Q 'ix V v L gratitude for his example. At fourteen, John was indeed an artist and a teacher, J X ' , A C 'sux ' f jf- v . xx' XTX , in-U XX , ,.' -X Y s . I,- Q 1 .f T T, l ' I, X 'X x 's l ' , ff' 1 .

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' s Mr Gerald Pouzol After six years of work requiring much patience, homage is finally being paid to Mr. Pouzol. A leader, not only in music, but in a multitude of fields, Mr. Pouzol has given much free time in organizing a band which now stands second to none. His friendliness and his valuable assistance to students will long remain with many as they leave the community. He didn't stop here, but with his ease of manner and personality, he has shown students as well as townspeople the value and success of hard work. This is so clearly seen by ' d arents concerning the large amount of interest shown both by students an p music in the community. ,sg 1 40 1: ll 1 sf,- I . fy we , , , , , ,,s,p,g.L-if' sr-' ' ' M K 5 f 2 JN sf-I . , WA

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f .QI Q, H55 QL? MF' ff GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Peter Jandrecu LIBRARIAN Miss Geraldine Tardif