Wisdom High School - Pioneer Yearbook (St Agatha, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

WISDOM'S 77 PIONEER YEARBOOK THEME: TOMORROW 2 TOMORROW Sunlight gleams through my window Reflections dancing upon the floor. A new day has begun. Memories of yesterday Still fresh in my mind. Doubts of what is to come, still in the morrow, Dreams of tomorrow touch my soul. Awareness of the world around me Spinning, endless through time. My senses have been awakened to the new day, The new me, The melodious song of the bird on my window pain Brings hope to my soul. Night surrounds me, Spirnkles of starlight up above, Tired feet and restless thoughts, Misty visions of tomorrow soon carry me away. At peace once more, Grateful that the sun will rise again Tomorrow. By Debbie Plourde 3 TIME Time . . . ii slips by with a whisper. You laugh, you cry. And suddenly it's gone, and you realize it can never be again. For time never ceases ... It stops for no one. It moves on like a shadow on a lonely street corner. like a raindrop rolling down a window pane. It's here; then it disappears. by Elaine Labrie 5 6 A DREAM OF TOMORROW Time was, time is, time will be, Time is forgotten . . . I stood there, alone, And found time had stopped. Just for a moment . . . It was gone. Then it came back. I found myself in a tunnel With colors flooding the walls At the end; there was a door . . . A small, while door. I turned the knob and . . . It was locked. Tomorrow is but a dream. by Denise Michaud 7 8 TOMORROW The sound of waves pondering unto the rocks. The soft wind blowing, The cry of a seagull far off in the distance, A continuous flow of nature time after time. The clouds come and go. The sun rises then sets. The dawning of a new day Brings the dusk of Tomorrow; An eternity in nature reveals Tomorrow is forever. by: Yvette Clavette 9 10 TOMORROW Tomorrow is a fleeting time in life, for it becomes today, then yesterday; yet, it is a time to experience joy look forward to share your life care for others dream new dreams realze ambitions make more friends experience sorrow think new thoughts eventually grow old and remember the past. by: Patsy Martin n 12 TOMORROW Reaching grasping the thought won't let go Standing here I see you you see me similar in our ways Believe in me play your music, strum your words tomorrow can only refuse cannot stop you Don’t seek revenge the future won't hold you fly with the wind seek your direction I am the wind; follow me Emphasize the thought speak your terms stand high by your own influence I only need tomorrow for tomorrow states my time. 13 by: Lisa Dumais M TOMORROW When you are down and have the blues, Boggled by problems you want to lose, You start to think of other places Where things are worse with other faces Of different times when people feared Of wars that passed as others neared. You think of people near and far, Their problems, many that leave a scar. Don't stan to fret or cry in sorrow; Think of this - there's still tomorrow. by: Andre Ouellette 15 16 TOMORROW Laugh! Crash! Glitter! Excitement of it all, So nice to dream, Impatiently wonder. Out . . . crafty pretensions hold no ground for they are superficial and simple. Their only cause is extending our ignorance, and quickly enough it will outlast the purpose. Time is our need, Tomorrow our desire. With grand minds and great dexterity, goals and dreams to be uncovered will be . . . by: Lisa Dumais 17 TOMORROW As I wandered into the past, Searching aimlessly, I got lost in a vast expanse of nowhere, Searching aimlessly, Walking but going nowhere, Searching aimlessly, As it came to me, Walking towards the light, That there is a purpose, Walking towards the light, For Tomorrow. by: Donna Lee Morin 19 20 TOMORROW When in doubt Look about. See what's there to see. Hear what’s there to hear, Find what's there to find, Know what's there to know. And when all of this is done, Praise yourself for it ’Cause tomorrow may not be better by: Andre Ouellette 21 TOMORROW Search my friend For it is a long and hard road. You must not pretend; Your burdens are a heavy load. Life is slow To find what you call right. You have to know There is always hope in sight. It will linger, Looking, but not locating, To see the future, To know what you are finding. To see through me Is one of your hardest tasks. For what you see Is only one of my many masks. You will never know, But you must not be in sorrow. Your knowledge in me will grow, For I am Tomorrow. by: Ronald Gagnon 23 24 WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN KING THE NIGHT AIR FILLS THIS DREAMWORLD WITH A SPIRIT OF ANTICIPATION FACES ON THESE PAGES REVEAL THE EXCITEMENT WITHIN A ROMANTIC EVENING REFLECTING MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY AND HOPEFUL IMAGES OF TOMORROW. . . TORIES ER ENTS 32 STUDENT COUNCIL 0FFICER8 VICE PRESIDENT: LEOLA ALBERT TREASURER: CECILE CORRIVEAU ADVISOR: MR. JOHN FOSTER SECRETARY: DEBBIE PLOURDE PRESIDENT: DEBBIE RAYMOND FIRST ROW: Cindy Albert, Cecile Corriveau, Louise Martin, Debbie Raymond, Ann Raymond, Deb- bie Plourde, Gisele Michaud, Leola Albert. SECOND ROW: Mike Morin, Joni Aldrete, Susan Lizotte, Kathy Lizotte, Cecile Raymond, Kelly Michaud. THIRD ROW: Mr. John Foster, Advisor; Doreen Dumais, Linda Cyr, Alan Michaud, Chris Michaud, Danny Sinclair, Mark Gendreau. NATIONAL HONOR QOCIETY OFFICER8 VICE PRESIDENT: EILEEN TARDIF PRESIDENT: RODNEY OAONE ADVISOR: MRS. ARLENE LERMAN SECRETARY: PAT8Y MARTIN TREASURER: MARY LOU FONOEMIE ACTING TREASURER: TERRY ROY FIRST ROW: Rodney Gagne, Eileen Tardif, Patsy Martin, Mary Lou Fongemie, Terry Roy, Ruth Franck. SECOND ROW: Cecile Raymond, Debbie Plourde, Leola Albert, Sharon Paradis, Diane Cyr, Theresa Roy, Mike Soucy, Mary Desrosier. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Arlene Lerman, Advisor: Alan Thi- beault, Debbie Raymond, Cecile Corriveau, Karen Nadeau, Louis Landry, Bev Daigle, Doreen Dumais. YEARBOOK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Labrie, Kate Daigle, Ruth Franck, Lise Campagna, Ginette Sirois, Charleen Daigle, Debbie Plourde, Phyllis Chamberland, Joan St. Onge, Sharon Michaud. MIKE COLLINS PHOTOGRAPHER LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Chamberland, Sharon Michaud, Charleen Daigle, Ruth Franck, Joan St. Onge, Debbie Plourde, Danny Bouchard, Ginette Sirois, Lise Campagna, Patty Martin, Elaine Labrie, Kate Daigle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Franck, Sharon Michaud, Elaine Labrie, Kate Daigle, Lise Campagna Debbie Plourde. LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Albert, Elaine Labrie, Debbie Plourde, Patsy Martin, Mr. Larry Dumont, Adivsor; Phyllis Chamberland, Sharon Michaud, Charleen Daigle, Ginette Sirois. Phyllis Chamberland, Dana Babin, Sharon Michaud. 3 7 PHOTOORAI BOUCHARD AND BABIN E 8 38 40 42 43 MR. BURT WRI8LEY ENGLISH 45 46 MRS. MAY ALBERT LIBRARIAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 48 MR. PAUL BOUCHARD PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION 1. Mr. Ned Berce 2. Mr. Reid Chamberland 3. Mrs. Constance DesRosier 4. Mrs. Rose McQuarrie 5. Mr. lames Roy 6. Mr. Wilfred Saucier 49 OFFICE STAFF 2. ARLENE ALBERT 1. CLAUDIA MORIN 4. GLORIA GERVAI8 1. Secretary to the Principal 2. School Nurse 3. Secretary to Mr. Foster 4. Accountant - S.A.D. 33 5. Secretary to the Superintendent 5. MARIE L. RAYMOND 50 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RUTH FRANCK SECRETARY EILEEN TARDIF TREASURER RODNEY GAGNE PRESIDENT LOUIS LANDRY VICE PRESIDENT DENISE CHAMBERLAND PHYLLIS CHAMBERLAND TOM CHAMBERLAND BILLY CHA88E PAUL CHA88E OERALDINE COLLINS MICHAEL COLLINS CECILE CORRIVEAU CHARLENE DAIOLE S3 56 KATE DAIOLE MARYLOU FONOEMIE RACHEL GAGNON UNDA DUFOUR RUTH FRANCK MARK OENDREAU USA DUMAI8 RODNEY GAGNE PATRICIA GERVAI8 CO 30 O — 2 m CO EILEEN HEBERT LOUIS LANDRY JAMES MARTIN THERESA HEBERT BRYAN LAVOIE KEN MARTIN ELAINE LABRIE EUGENE LAWRENCE PATRICIA MARTIN 8 E N I 60 O CL C0 14 BRA PLOURDE l f Bfcflfc RAYMOND JUAN SI ONOE MAUREEN PLOURDE LI8A ROY DANIEL SINCLAIR CECILS RAYMOND THERESA ROY GARY SIROIS DINETTE 8IR0IS HAROLD 8IROI8 DON TARDIF EILEEN TARDIF MARK TARDIF ROBERT TARDIF RUTH FRANCK WINNER OF 1977 REGIONAL TYPEWRITING CONTEST WAITING FOR TOMORROW A tranquil crimson glow Softly, hesitantly, touches Pale, fluffy clouds of the past And trails on toward skies Of gentle myriad hues. It silently moves behind Mysterious dark trees of yesteryear Burning into an onlooker's mind One last clear memory Of the joys and sorrows he's known. Now the glow moves swiftly Toward beckoning new horizons, Eager for the challenges The enchantment of the future And the promise it holds. Now the sun sinks below the horizon An an enfolding darkness takes its place To await the coming of dawn. And the onlooker watches hopefully DENISE MICHAUD VICE PRESIDENT GARY MARTIN PRESIDENT JOYCE MARTiN SECRETARY ANDREW MICHAUD TREASURER Carlene Ringuette, Muriel Nadeau. Susan Lizotte, Joan St. Pierre, Donna Mae Momeault, Nancy St. Pierre, Nancy Ouellette, Sandra Rossignol. Katlty Lizotte, Denise Michaud, Joyce Michaud, Louise Chasse, Gladys Daigle, Sandra Tardif, Denise Collins, Diane Roy. 66 Danny Clavette, Carl Bosse, Paul Cyr, Brian Dionne, Glen Daigle, Donna Lee Morin, Cheryl Roy, Greta Bernier, Ginette Jones. Francis McHenry, Karen Deschaine, Carlene Beau- lier, Tina Paradis, Tim Winters, Paul Sirois, Andrew Michaud. SEATED: Don Picard, Allen Daigle, Danny Hebert, Jeff Fongemie, Roland Des- chaine. KNEELING: Greg Hebert, Peter Bernier, Gary Raymond, Roger Bourgoin, Mark Thibeault, Ricky Ouellette. 67 Steve Bard, Ivan Dube, Patrick Roy, Maurice Chamberland, Michael Morin, Brian Bosse. Doris Sirois, Lise Theriault, Lisa Chasse, Lisa Pelletier, Sandra Marquis, Diane Guerrette, David Sirois, Chris Michaud, Gary Martin. 68 FIRST ROW: Louise Chasse, Vernon Dufour, Nancy Dube, Walter Desrosier, Michael Collins. SECOND ROW: Ken Nelson, Michael Plourde, James Martin, Alan Michaud, Gerry Picard. STANDING: Kevin Sirois, Gary Guerrette, Gary Lavoie, Ronald Chasse. David Chamberland, Dave Guerrette, Dave Winters, Peter Chamber- land. FIRST ROW: Ronald Gagnon, Sandra Albert, Susan Gagnon, Dennis Ouellette, Roger Gervais. SECOND ROW: Donna Gervais, Michael Soucy, Andrew Martin, Gary Paradis, Andre Ouellette. STANDING: Joyce Daigle, Solange Landry, Yvette Blanchette, Pauline Bernier, Cindy Albert, Lisa Guerrette, John Bouchard. 70 FIRST ROW: Marie Picard, Theresa Roy, Sandra Roy, Sandy Plourde, Pauline Cyr. SECOND ROW: Donna Cyr, Kim Chamberland, Beverly Daigle, Alan Kavanagh, Donna Heben. STANDING: Francis Picard, Linda Plourde, Brenda Vaillancoun, Gary Bourgoin, Gary Gagnon. FIRST ROW: Mike Kelly, Liz Par- ker, Peter Michaud, Ricky Ouel- lette. SECOND ROW: Rommy Col- lins, Dale Chasse, Albert Paradis, Marcel Chasse. STANDING: Linda Cyr, Karen Albert, Rita Alben. 71 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JEAN FRANCK TREASURER SHARON PARADIS SECRETARY DIANE CYR PRESIDENT PHILIP SIROIS VICE PRESIDENT SITTING: Doreen Dumais, Collette Michaud, Lisa Gagnon, Karen Nadeau, Sandra Paradis. KNEELING: Linda Labrie, Leola Albert. STANDING: Rina Mae Boucher, Alan Thibeault, Kenneth Richards, Guildo Soucy, Elaine Nadeau. SITTING: Carol Ouellette, Lisa Marquis, Daniel Bernier, Danny Bouchard. SECOND ROW: Betty Butler, Evelyn Tardif, Sarah Morin, Nora Bourgoin, Ron Sirois, Paul Michaud, Richard Levesque, Allen Chamberland, Carl Sinclair. THIRD ROW: Philip Chamberland, Dennis Collins, Vernon Kent. 73 SITTING: Yvette Clavette, Joy Pelletier, Giselle Michaud, Diane Cyr, Louise Daigle, Guilda Ouellette. STANDING: Sharon Paradis, Gaytane Guerrette, Jean Franck, Judy Lavoie, Francis Nadeau, Bernard Nadeau, Louise Martin, Shirley Collins. SEATED: Gary Dufour, Brenda Chasse, Helen Sirois. KNEELING: Ron Roy, Valerie Roy, Linda Dubois, Charlene Sirois, Danny Vaillancourt. STANDING: Joni Aldrete, Mary Desrosier, Phil Sirois, Gary Momeault, Danny Ouellette. 74 Denis Desrosier, Joel Martin, Rickey Thibeault, Denis Chamberland, Brian Thibeault, Peter Lapointe, Jeff Collins, Mark Paradis, Leo Lizotte, Edward Michaud, Lewis Plourde, Raymond Pelletier. 76 77 78 79 80 81 VOLLEYBALL AROOSTOOK LEAGUE CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Tri-Captains - Phyllis Albert, Karen Nadeau, Ruth Franck. SECOND ROW: Denise Michaud, Cindy Albert, Donna Albert, TerTy Roy, Joan St. Onge. THIRD ROW: Coach Bougie, Jean Franck, Tina Paradis, Susan Lizotte, Louise Chasse, Joyce Michaud, Donna Lee Morin; Manager, Elaine Nadeau. KNEELING: Co-Captians, Mark Gendreau, Lewis Landry. STANDING: Mark Paradis, Gary Sirois, James Martin, Chris Michaud, Don Tardis. 84 SOCCER FIRST ROW: Alan Kavanagh, Kevin Sirois, Denis Collins, Mark Gendreau, Brian Thibeault, Gary Martin. SEC- OND ROW: Danny Bouchard, Manager; Tim Winters, Dave Winters, Richard Levesque, Gary Sirois, Andy Mar- tin, Danny Bernier. THIRD ROW: Coach Roy, Paul Sirois, Chris Michaud, Paul Michaud, Rickey Thibeault, Don Tardif, Mike Soucy, Allen Collins, Manager. FIRST ROW: Andy Martin, Mike Soucy, Gary Martin. SECOND ROW: Gary Sirois, Paul Michaud, James Martin, Coach Aldrete. THIRD ROW: Allan Kavanagh, Chris Michaud, Don Tardif: Managers Gary Desjardins, Billy Chasse. 85 CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Lisa Pelletier, Sharon Paradis. STANDING: Donna Lee Morin Momeault, Ruth Franck, Cecile Raymond. Sandra Roy, Jean Franck, Donna 8 Denise Michaud, Cindy Albert, Susan Lizotte, Ruth Franck. THIRD ROW: Joyce Michaud, Karen Nadeau, Susan Gagnon, Bev Daigle, Eileen Tardif. FOURTH ROW: Fran Picard, Donna Lee Morin, Marie Picard, Louise Chasse. BASKETBALL Paul Michaud, Deane Morin, Dave Winters, Mike Soucy, Don Tardif; Co-Captains Mark Gendreau and Mark Tardif; Chris Michaud, Steve Michaud, Danny Sinclair, Statistician. B0Y8 SURVIVE ROUGH SEASON Suffering from lack of height and experience, the boys struggled through a tough season, but with much effort, team spirit and devotion, the team leaves behind a fighting spirit and a will to achieve in Varsity Sports. Ray Charette Gary Martin GIRLS PLAY TWO The Pioneer girls make their tournement debut one to remember as they play back-to-back double over- time games and finish Eastern Maine runners-up. After defeating Woodland in the quarter-final, the Pioneers upset defending Eastern Maine champions Katahdin in double overtime 60-53, then lost in the finals to Penobscot Valley 58-54 in another double overtime thriller. A GREAT YEAR WISDOM 42 Hodgdon 38 WISDOM 48 Lubec 15 WISDOM 51 Lubec 18 WISDOM 84 Edmunston 75 WISDOM 69 Easton 21 WISDOM 59 Ashland 43 WISDOM 58 Madawaska 41 WISDOM 50 Allagash 59 WISDOM 53 Washburn 24 WISDOM 59 Ashland 50 WISDOM 50 Van Buren - JV 27 WISDOM 59 Alumni 36 WISDOM 48 Hodgdon 59 WISDOM 39 S. Aroostook 47 WISDOM 67 Easton 18 WISDOM 41 Presque Isle 63 WISDOM 80 Edmunston 32 WISDOM 53 S. Aroostook 40 WISDOM 51 Van Buren, JV 39 WISDOM 63 Presque Isle 50 WISDOM 56 Madawaska 49 WISDOM 45 Washburn 17 WISDOM 62 Allagash 57 WISDOM 46 Woodland 36 WISDOM 60 Katahdin 53 WISDOM 54 Pen. Valley 58 KNEELING; Elaine Nadeau, Joyce Daigle - Managers. TOURNAMENT THRILLERS 89 STANDING: Statistician, Danny Sinclair, Lisa Gagnon, Bev Daigle, Louise Chasse, Susan Lizotte, Joyce Michaud, Sandy Plourde, Donna Albert, Marie Picard, Cindy Albert, Cecile Corriveau; Co-Captains Phyllis Albert and Karen Nadeau, Susan Gagnon, Coach Deschaine. 90 9! ATHLETE OF THE YEAR GENERAL ACHIEVEMENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS MARK TARDIF SCHOLASTIC AWARDS HOME EC MARY LOU FONOEMIE THE PAUL E. CHA89E MEMORIAL AWARD Established by the Wisdom High Staff Awarded annually to a member of the graduating class of Wisdom High School who best exemplifies the characteristics of humility, high moral virtues, perseverance, industriousness, humor, and above all, caring for others - these qualities being the best legacy left to his students by the late Paul E. Chasse, principal of Wisdom High School, from 1968-1974. AWARDED IN 1977 TO RODNEY 0A6NE NEW ENGLAND SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION JOURNALISM AWARD HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT IN EDITING AND PUBLISHING WISDOM HIGH SCHOOL St. Agatha, Maine PIONEER 1976 Executive Director: (Hq. Division of Journalism, Boston University School of Public Communication) TO OUR ADVERTISERS Best wishes to a prosperous year! Because we on the staff of the Pioneer are pleased that you are advertising with us again this year, we want to share our good news with you. We want you to know also that your confidence in our annual is justified. During this past year we received the following award from Boston University School of Journalism: We of the Pioneer Staff believe that we have superior yearbook advertising to sell our customers. For our next edition of the Pioneer we are trying to improve still more the quality of our yearbook advertising. We look forward to showing you up-to-date advertising during the next school year. Thank you for your support. THE PIONEER STAFF ADAMS STUDIOS FITCHBURG, MA. 97 NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Ja xn . Brr s VORlV Trust Services Safe Deposit Boxes Collateral Loans Checking Accounts Christmas Clubs Mortgage Loans Travelers Checks Commercial Loans Savings Accounts MADAU'ASKA Dial 728-3312 MARTIN GARON, Mgr. FORT KENT Dial 834-3116 RICHARD I. MORIN, Mgr. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THIBODEAU’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. OMERA. THIBODEAU PHILIP A. THIODBEAU n ROMEO A. MARQUIS We Insure Everything But Tomorrow james a. thibodeau PHILIP A. MARQUIS AROOSTOOK TRUST COMPANY Established 1890 Serving Aroostook Caribou — Presque Isle Madawaska — Fort Kent Maine FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each Depositor insured to $40,000 When's the last time we missed school? i. . ‘ To the dismay of most Kids, schools rarely close because there's no electricity. Your school relies on us tor electricity Just as much as you do at home or on the Job. 11 But Keeping electric [ service reliable costs more I these days. We rely on you to under- stand this. i i ' ' Just as you rely on us to Keep your electric service up to the same standards you’ve always Known. ii ii' MAINE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Em™? Jt'rSwEB A SERVICE IS OUR PURPOSE 101 ST. AGATHA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Now On-Line Data Processing ’’THE SYSTEM” ft Each member account injured to $40,000 NCUA by Adm inutrmtor. National Credit Union Administration 102 Box 136 St. Agatha. ME 04772 Dial 543-6626 GERARD B. 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Wholesalers - Plumbing and Heating Supplies Upper Frenchville, Maine Dial 543-7303 137 LONG LAKE I SPORTING CLUB RESORT -j£- Modern Motels and Summer Cottages We Cater to Banquets Cocktail Lounge and Dining Room Phone 207 543-7584 Sinclair, Maine Your Hosts MARK and PIERRETTE PETERSON 138 ET8C0VITZ CHEVROLET CHEVROLET NOVA CHEVETTE CORVETTE CAMARO MALIBU MONZA MONTE CARLO FORT KENT - 834-3191 Sales and Service MADAWASKA - 728-6531 DRIVE AN ETSCOVITZ CHEVROLET Ema TRUCKS re Jeep VALLEY MOTORS INC. PONTIAC THE MARK OF GREAT CARS Sales and Service TEL. 834-5502 17 W. MAIN STREET FORT KENT, MAINE CARROLL'S SUNOCO SERVICE MAIN STREET PHONE 834-3877 FORT KENT, MAINE GENERAL REPAIRS MILLER’S Jewelry - Gifts Fort Kent, Maine 04743 When You Prefer Quality Congratulations CLAUDE S RESTAURANT to the Seniors FINE FOODS - SEVEN DAYS A WEEK TAKE-OUT ORDERS AIR CONDITIONED ROOM LOUNGE JOSEPH V. BARRESI, O.D. Optometrist 71 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 834-5857 FORT KENT, MAINE CLAUDE THERIAULT, PROP. Fort Kent COMPLIMENTS OF .Maine ROLANDS PIZZA GRINDERS 57 E. MAIN STREET FORT KENT, MAINE PH. 834-3767 ROLAND AND RITA LAGASSE, PROPS. DAIGLE DAIGLE FINE FURNITURE AND HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS TV AND APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE FORT KENT, MAINE TEL. 834-3911 DAIGLE HOUGHTON, INC. Compliments of DICKIE'S 77 Market St. - Fort Kent, Maine 04743 Phones: Off. Res. 834-3386 834-5474 1; W i t-iii. IT Fon Kent, Maine Ml MICHAUD IN9. AGENCY, INC. Maine Bonding ANy CASUALTY t.oyany 9 W. Main St. Fort Kent, Maine Dial 834-3137 Ext. 7033 9YLVAIN BR0THER9, INC. Mfgs. of Potato Handling Equipment Fort Kent Maine Compliments of DR. AND MR9. ELMER R. PELLEITER OPTOMETRI9T Fort Kent Maine Dial 728-4607 8IR0IS JEWELRY STORE WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY 586 W. Main St. Madawaska, Me. 04756 Dial 834-5010 PALACE 8-3861 PELLETIER 9TUDIO WEDDING - CANDIDS - PORTRAITS PHOTO FINISHING - CAMERA AND ACCESSORIES 507 MAIN STREET MADAWASKA, MAINE AAontgomery WARD Dial 728-3303 Madawaska, Maine FORT KENT, MILLINERY MARTIN'S Germaine A. Roy Quality Clothes and Shoes for Men and Boys EVERYTHING IN WOMEN'S APPAREL 35 E. Main St. Fort Kent, Maine 994-5038 539 Main Madawaska, Street Maine Phone 728-3301 C. VIOLETTE, Prop. SEARS Catalog Sales Merchant Shop - and - Save Madawaska, Me. Phone - 728-3375 HERMAN SIGNS PICARD 781 West Main St. Madawaska, Maine 04756 Custom - Made Neon and Plastic Signs FOR THE YOUNG AT AN Y AGE' MADAWASKA TASTY FREEZ mens shop PHONE 728-7775 PHONE 728-3201 VALLEY SHOPPING PLAZA MADAWASKA. MAINE 0475« Madawaska Dial 728-4345 TUBES ACCESSORIES TIRES BATTERIES DRUGS DAIGLES EXXON 8ERVICENTER GASOLINE - MOTOR OIL - LUBRICATION 381 MAIN STREET MADAWASKA, MAINE PARENT’S DRUG STORE Madawaska, Maine Compliments of ROSSIGNOLS SUNOCO SERVICE 634 WEST MAIN STREET PH. 728-4726 MADAWASKA, MAINE GENERAL REPAIR FARRAR BROWN CO. 600 Main St. Madawaska, Maine 143 144 BOUCHARD S CLOTHING LADIES SPECIALITY SHOP DIAL 728-4606 385 E. MAIN STREET MADAWASKA BOSSE PLUMBING DIAL 728 3803 408 MAIN STREET MADAWASKA ME 04756 Pipe Fittings BOSSES ELECTRIC SERVICE WIRING AND REPAIR PHONE 543-7742 ROGER A. BOSSE, PROP. ST. AGATHA, ME Compliments of FASHION FABRIC CENTER 394 Main St. Madawaska, Maine Dial 728-4091 Compliments of FRANCIS J. CYR AGENCY General Insurance 490 E. Main Street Dial 728-4386 Madawaska Maine COMPLIMENTS OF BRICK ■ BLOCK LONG LAKE CAMPING AREA Providing the Very Best in Camping For Further Information and Bookings Call: ANDREW J. BOUCHARD 543-7563 Sinclair, Maine Season'’ May 15 to Sept. 15 MADAWASKA SPORT SHOP 482 Main Street Dial 728-4545 Madawaska- Maine LEON J. CYR, Prop. CLIFFORD P. CUMBERLAND POTATO GROWER ST. AGATHA, ME Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. ENOIL ST. 0N6E Best Wishes and Compliments of Future Success to the Class MR. AND MRS. GERALD of 1977 J. CHAMBERLAIN MR. AND MRS. ROSAIRE PARADIS, JR. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. David Gendreau Ireene Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Ricki Chamberland Dot Marquis Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Michaud Mrs. Reginald Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Warren Michaud Mr. Nand Mrs. Johnny Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roland Michaud Mr. Brian Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Camille I. Ouellette Ms. Arlene Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Luc Sirois Mr. and Mrs. Leo Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Sirois Mr. Patrick Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Donat Bosse Ms. Patsy Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marin Mrs. Regina Plourde Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lizotte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Michaud Mrs. Cecile Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Rosaire Sirois Mr. and Mrs. Greg Franck Mrs. Murielle Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Philip Franck Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ouellette Mr. and Mr. Hercules Roy Mr. Pete V. Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fongemie Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deprey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Christian Guerrette Mr. and Mrs. Pete Desjardine Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gagnon Mrs. Leonie M. Lagasse Mrs. Paul Emile Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chamberland Mr. and Mrs. Bermand Banville Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Philip Levesque Marc F. Ouellett Sophie Chasse Peter's Flower and Gift Shop - Ft. Kt. 145 JOSIE’S DRESS SHOP Finest Wear for Women Dial 728-4064 Madawaska, Maine Compliments of RENO'S LOBSTER HOUSE MR. and MRS. RENO DUBE Dial 543-7793 Frenchville, Maine SUNOCO Dealer for DAIGLE'S Toro Power Product _ Muatang Midway Service tight weight chain s.w. Radiator Repair and Authortied Rocorlng Sendee Cantor For Briggi ft Stratton Englnoa 3 4 J 77 5 J T«um� h Tnglnaa MADAWASKA, MAINE Telephone: 207 543-7872 VALLEY FLYING SERVICE, INC. At Northern Aroostook Regional Airport Frenchville, Maine 04745 Charier Service Scenics Air Ambulance Flight Training ttts’j RACHEL’S IgWsT BEAUTY £$Msto 8H0P Frenchville Road Madawaska, Maine Photographic Credit Robert Babin, Jr. Dana Babin Mike Collins Danny Bouchard L J D Best Wishes to the Class of '77 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 MR. and MRS. FERN GAGNON Dot's Beauty 8hop St. Agatha, Maine 146 FACING THE WORLD EXPRESSIONS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR GONE BY CAPTURED FOREVER ON THESE FEW PAGES BRIGHT EYES SPARKLING SPIRITS SOARING WHAT THOUGHTS DO THESE FACES EXPRESS? 150 EVERY FACE TELLS A STORY OF ITS OWN. For many of you Seniors, this is the culmination of your formal education; may your school years serve you well in your chosen career. For those who continue into college, you have a strong foundation upon which to base your future In closing, we challenge each of you to excel through vision, enlightenment, and understanding. As you reminisce through the pages of this PIONEER, may you recognize the significance of a most wonderful year. If you students are pleased by this record of your achievements and disappointments, then our endeavors shall be rewarded. With best hopes for each of you, THE PIONEER STAFF mm f « •