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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

A Salute to the Hard-Working Administration and Staff of MSAD 33 BEVERAGE WAREHOUSE Ph - 728-6475 Madawaska, Maine Complete Line Of Groceries - Beer - Cold Wine Sundries - Tobacco - Magazines Mrs. Claudia Morin, Secretary and Right Arm Mrs. Irma Sirois, Secretarial Aid and willing to help. Mr. Paul Bouchard, Principal, Wisdom Junior Senior High School Best Wishes to All the Graduates From the TOWN OF FRENCHVILLE Congratulations to the Seniors From RENO PELLETIER POTATO FARM St. Agatha, Maine Mr. Lionel Bechard, Math Sdence. Jr. H. 4 Mrs. Arlene Lermon, Business, High School Mrs. Arlene Albert, School Nurse Great Northern Paper a company of Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation 5 6 Mrs. Joan Cyr, Cafeteria Supervisor MAINE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Serving Aroostook County With Dependable Electric Service Mr. Lester Michaud, Math Science, Jr. High. Recipe for using electricity more efficiently for cooking. Use flat-bottomed pans.. The flatter the pan. the better the contact with the clcctnc unit Be sure the pans have tight- fitting IkIs to reduce cooking time and mois- ture lov Match pan si e to unit si e to avoid heat loss Reduce cooking time by thawing meats before cooking them When recipes call for a preheated oven, don't turn it on too fir in advance — usually 10 to 15 minutes will do When cooking foods in liquid — whether in jn electric skillet, crock pot. Dutch oven or on vour range — use the lowest heat setting thjt will maintain a boil Plan one-dish meals that can be cooked m a port- able electric appliance such as a skillet, deep fat fryer. oven or crock pot Don’t open the oven door unnecessarily. Opening the oven door when the oven is hot cjn cause heat loss and extended cooking time For toasting bread, use a toaster or portable toastcr-osen instead of vour range oven The smaller appli- ances are more efficient for this job Mrs. Judy Dougie, Physical Education JES’S FOODLAND Frenchville, Maine Prop. Nancy and Jessie 543-6011 Mr. Gregory Ouellerre, Sociol Studies Wisdom’s Graduating Class of 1984 From MPG DAIRY Presque Isle, Maine 04769 Mr. Dalton S. Jordan. Guidance Counselor Congratulations to Mrs. Theresa I. Michaud. Guidance Secretary Our capable and very dependable Janitors: Mr. Robert Gervals, Mr. Rossalre Beaulieu and Mr. Roger Gervals. Thank you for all you do. No wonder we eat so well. Look at the beauties who prepare our food: Mrs. Jeanne Chasse, Mrs. Doris Chamberland, Mrs. Victoria Dosse. Mrs. Lucille Michaud, Mrs. Raymonde Ouellette, and Mrs. Patricia Morin 9 Mr. Joel Palmer, Industrial Arts SHOE CENTER Valley Shopping Plaza Madawaska, Maine 04756 Tel.: (207) 728-7775 Ms. Jeanne Bugbee, Home Economics EEZJ5P ?nfn CeutdiK Sufydie4 P.O. BOX 146 MADAWASKA, MAINE 04756 Madawaska, Maine 04756 10 Mr. Lawrence Dumont, Business Education Mr. Joel Long, Jr. High High School French (207) 543-7848 r)2ic tatd’6 Ceramic GREENWARE SUPPLIES WORKSHOP P 0 BOX 181 UPPER FRENCHVILLE. MAINE 04784 Mr. Mark Kelly, Engllsh Math, High School ALMA’S ROAST BEEF and PIZZA Home Cooked Meals Open 7 Days a Week Downtown Fort Kent Ph.834-3108 Mr. Edward Boynton. Jr. High English; and entourage. Compliments of CLAUDETTES BEAUTY SHOP Frenchville 543-7442 Congratulations to the 1984 Graduates From LINDA’S BEAUTY SHOP Upper Frenchville 543-7335 Mis. Elaine Cyr, Resource Center: Wisdom High, Mr. Michael Aldrete. Social Studies; High School Mrs. Susan Corriveau. Mafh Sclence; High School Mrs. Claire Labrie, Sdence English; High School Mr. Lawrence Workman, Math Science; High School Mrs. Cleo Ouellette, English French; High School Jr. High Authorized Warranty Service Center for: American Bosch, Autolite, Cav, Delco-Remy Leece-Neville, Lucas, Mopar, Motorola Motorcraft, Prestolite and Robert Bosch AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC Heavy and Special Equipment Service Distributors Ferdinand Daigle, Jr., Prop. Phone: 207-543-7412 RFD No. 1 Box 227 Madawaska, Maine 04756 14 Mr. Michael Daigle, Industrial Arts; High School Jr. High Mr. Gerard Morin, Reading; Jr. High Mr. David Raymond, Social Studies; Jr. High O. J. MICHAUD AND SON FURNITURE St. Agatha, Maine Call: 543-6666 Mrs. Theresa Guerrette, Special Education; Jr. High INTRODUCING WISDOM'S SENIORS President: Stello Sirois Vice President: Kevin Pourde Secretory: Nicole Michaud Treasurer: Paulo Martin CLASS OF... 16 Good Luck To You From Everyone Af Wisdom High! STEVE ALBERT 1 - Yearbook. French C, Drama 2 - Yearbook 3 - V. Dskbl.. Yearbook 4 - NHS. Athletic C, Drama, Stu. Council (Treas.) Thought: ‘Keep an open mind.” Patoit: It's not good enough.” DANNA AYOTTE Dane” 1 — J.V. Cheerleader 2 - V. Cheerleader 3 - Yearbook. J.V. Dskbl. Mgr. Thought: Take care n be good, but, it you can't be good, be good at if.” Potoit: “Holy Tom-a-Hock!” EVERETT BENNETT “Melon Feris” Thought: “Let it slide — your Senior year.” PATRICK BENNETT “Tex” Thought: “Good luck with Crock the Disk Jock.” MONICA BERNIER “Mon” 1 - V. Cheerleader 2 - V. Cheerleader, Class Sec. 3 — V. Cheerleader, Athletic C, Class Sec. 4 — NHS. Athletic C. Drama. Stu. Council, Class Representative Thought: ““Don't let yesterday use up too much of today.” Patoit: Whatever happens, happens.” ANDY BOUCHARD 3 - Voc Ed. Tree Harvesting Thought: You've got one life, so live it to the fullest. Patoit: You're all screwed up!” JIM BOURGOIN “Bugs” Patoit: Go for it. LINDA BOURGOIN 1 - J.V. Dskbl.. Softball 2 - V. Dskbl.. Softball. Athletic C. 3 - V. Soccer. V. Dskbl.. Volleyball, Softball. Athletic C. 4 - V. Soccer. Softball. Athletic C. Thought: Good luck to everyone.” Patoit: Moudit!” 18 RICHARD DUTLER Thought: Enjoy your future yeors to come ond good luck.” Potoit: Voyons.” SHARON CHASSE 1 - French C. Newspaper, Peer Ed. 2 - Yearbook, French C. 3 - Peer Educator 4 _ Peer Educator Thought: When you're down, think happy or else it'll be a long four yeors.” Patoit: So sue me. BARBARA CLAVETTE Barb 1 - J.V. Doskbl 2 - Yearbook 4 — Deca I, V. Baskbl Mgr. Thought: Best of luck to oil. Keep up the hard work. It pays off at the end.” Patoit: Beats me.” JOHNNY COLLINS Legs 3 - J.V. Baskbl 4 - V. Bskbl. Thought: Enjoy!” GLENN R. COLLINS Pork 1 — J. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl. 2 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl. Athletic Club 3 — V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl. Athletic Club 4 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl. Athletic Club Thought: God bless you all.” Patoit: Hey manl” PETER CORRIVEAU Pete 1 - J.V. Bskbl.. Baseball 2 - J.V. Bskbl.. Baseball 3 - J.V. Bskbl.. Baseball 4 - Baseball Thought: Have a lot of fun. SANDRA DAIGLE Sandy 1 — J.V. Bskbl., French C, Field Hockey 2 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Bsbl. Mgr., Athletic C. 3 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Bsbl. Mgr., Athletic C, Drama Club 4 - V. Soccer. B. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl. Mgr.. Athletic C, Drama, Stu. Council Class Rep. Thought: Make the best of your high school years. You don't know how good you've had It until you've lost It.” Patoit: Would you leave me alone!” Never mind. MIKE DESJARDIN Bear 1 - Baseball, Athletic Club 2 - Baseball. Athletic Club Thought: Take it easy.” Patoit: Hammer down!” 19 The Proud Symbol of Wisdom Pioneers After many hours of hard work, this nearly twelve foot high painting of o Pioneer was completed. Steve Albert, a Senior, was in charge of the project and was assisted by many other members of the Athletic Club. We can safely say that now, when other schools come to Wisdom to compete with our athletes, they will literally have something to look up to as they enter the gym. Thanks, guys, for all your energy. The pro- duct of your labours will be enjoyed by everyone for many years. JOHN DUDOIS 1 — V. Soccer. Bsbl.. V. Bskbl., Volleyboll 2 — V. Soccer. Bsbl., V. Bskbl.. Volleyboll. Athletic Club 3 - V. Soccer. Bsbl.. V. Bskbl.. Volleyboll. Athletic Club 4 - V. Soccer. Bsbl.. V. Bskbl., Volleyboll. Athletic Club, Dromo Club Thought: School is like o wotered rose, but don't worry, Mr. Kelly will turn it intoo pisenlit. Pofoit: How's it hanging. Buddy? JOHN DUFOUR DUFF” Thought: Keep on rockin' guys. Potoit: Jeova. KEN DUMAIS Goose” 1 - J.V. Bskbl.. Bsbl. 2 — V. Soccer. V. Bskbl.. Bsbl.. Athletic C. 3 — V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Bsbl., Athletic C. 4 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Bsbl., Athletic C. Dromo Club Thought: Strive for whot you wont. Potoit: Good job. Buddy. NICOLLE FRALLICCIARDI Nikki” Legs” 1 — J.V. Bskbl.. French C. Field Hockey 2 — V. Soccer. V. Bskbl.. Volleyboll. Athletic C. 3 — V. Soccer. V. Bskbl., Volleyboll. Athletic C. 4 — V. Soccer. B. Bskbl., Volleyboll. Athletic C. Dromo Club Thought: Good Luck. Hove Fun. Potoit: Toro Faire! LISA GAGNON Thought: Good luck to everyone.” Potoit: Freak me out! PATRICK GERVAIS Ratchet” Thought: You wont to get somewhere in life? Buy o Ford. Pofoit: Think so? ROBERTA GERVAIS Bert” 1 — V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Stu. Council Class Rep. 2 — V. Soccer. Yearbook. Athletic Club. Student Council Class Representative 3 — Athletic Club. Stu. Council Class Rep. Thought: It takes o long time to get there, but you'll enjoy your Senior party. So live if up! TINA GUERRETTE 1 — V. Soccer, Stu. Council Sec. 2 — V. Soccer, Stu. Council Class Rep. 3 — Peer Educator 4 _ Peer Educator. Dromo, Student Council Secretory Thought: Best of luck. Potoit: Comment co vo? 22 HERVIN LEVESQUE Herby Thought: Good luck in your hard years. Potoit: You wont a bet? KEVIN LING 1 — Drama 2 - Drama 3 - Drama 4 — Drama PAULA MARTIN Little fat one. 1 — V. Soccer, J.V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Softball, Class Vice President 2 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Softball. Athletic Club, Class President 3 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Softball- Volleyball, Athletic Club, Class Treasurer. 4 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Softball, Volleyball, Athletic C. Drama, Class Treasurer. Thought: Enjoy It while it lasts.” Potoit: What's you talkin' about?” ELAINE MICHAUD 1 - French C, Stu. Council President 2 - V. Soccer, NHS, Stu. Council President 3 - V. Soccer, Volleyball, NHS Treasurer, Student Council President 4 - V. Soccer, Volleyball, NHS President. Student Council President, Drama. Athletic Club Thought: Live, love, lough, and be happy. Potoit: Loter. — Much later.” GARY MICHAUD Mini 1 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Dsbl. 2 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball. Bsbl., Athletic C. 3 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl., Athletic C. 4 - V. Soccer. V. Bskbl., Volleyball, Bsbl., Athletic C, NHS, Drama Club Thought: Best of luck to all. Take care Labrie. Patolt: C'est assez pour ce mattre a bolre. LISA C. MICHAUD 1 - J.V. Bskbl.. Manager 2 — J.V. Bskbl.. Manager, Student Council Representative 3 - Student Council Representative 4 — DecaI Thought: Enjoy your High School years. It goes by so fast. Patolt: Ouayons ouar. LISA M. MICHAUD MOM Thought: Make your Senior year the best and number one because it only comes along once a lifetime. Potoit: That's pretty disco. NICOLE MICHAUD 1 — J.V. Bskbl., Stu. Council Class Rep. 2 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, NHS, Athletic C, Class Treasurer. 3 — V. Soccer, V. Bskbl., Volleyball, NHS, Athletic C, Class V. President 4 - V. Soccer. V. Bskbl., Volleyball, NHS, Athletic C, Class Secretary. Thought: Good Luck. Patolt: Come on, EH1 23 Best Wishes SUE ANN MICHAUD Sue 1 - V. Dskbl.. Manager 2 - J.V. Dskbl.. Manager. V. Volleyball Manager. Newspaper staff 3 - J.V. Dskbl.. Manager 4 — DecaI Thought: 'Don't goof off. Of course. It won't pay later on! Patoit: Are you seriousl?! TINA MICHAUD T 1 - J.V. Dskbl., Field Hockey. Class Sec. 2 - J.V. Dskbl. Thought: Enjoy yourself because It's the best time of your life! Patoit: No. no. GARY MORIN 1 - Class President 2 - Class V. President 3 — V. Soccer. NHS, Peer Educator 4 - V. Soccer, NHS, Drama. Peer Educator. Student Council Vice President Thought: Enjoy it while you can. ROGER MORNEAULT Rog 1 - Student Council Representative 2 - Student Council Representative 4 — Volleyball, Drama Club Thought: Don't spend too much time in arcades. Patoit: Ride a Yamaha. THERESA MORNEAULT Terry 4 - DecaI Thought: Good luck to all and never quit. That will get you nowhere. Patoit: That's life. I guess. ANDRE ANDEAU L'agouseur A valuable member of the human race. ALLEN D. OUELLETTE Sherm 1 — V. Soccer 2 - V. Soccer 3 — V. Soccer. V. Dskbl., Dsbl. 4 — V. Soccer Thought: Good luck. Green Horns. Patoit: Dang your head. KEVIN OUELLETTE Kunta 1 — V. Soccer, Volleyball, Dsbl., French Club 2 - V. Soccer, Volleyball, Dsbl., Athletic Club 3 — V. Soccer, Volleyball, Dsbl., Athletic Club 4 — V. Soccer, Volleyball, Athletic Club Thought: If you want to last four years, don't eat the food.” Patoit: Are you maxed? 26 SANDRA OUELLETTE Thought: ‘'Enjoy your high school years. Patoif: “What the hell! THOMAS OUELLETTE Professor Thought: “Do the best you con or do nothing at all. Patoif: Holy criquel JEAN PAUL PARADIS Paul 2 - J.V. Dskbl. 4 - Volleyball Thought: “Get into stereo's. It's the only way out. Patoif: ‘‘Nah, Noh, En. MYRA PARADIS My 1 - V. Cheerleader 4 - J.V., V. Soccer, Athletic Club Thought: Good luck to everyone. Patoit: Are you serious? JANIS PELLETIER Jan 1 - Soccer Manager, J.V. Dskbl., Dsbl., Manager. Field Hockey. 2 - Soccer Manager. J.V. Dskbl., Dsbl. Manager, Athletic Club 3 - Soccer Manager. J.V., V. Dskbl., Dsbl.. Manager. Athletic Club 4 - Athletic Club Secretary, Drama Club, Student Council Representative Thought: Everything seems to be going wrong. All you have to do is look hard enough and something is bound to be going right. Patoit: “Fun, Eh? SHELA PELLETIER 1 - J.V. Dskbl., Volleyball, Softball 2 - V. Soccer. J.V. Dskbl., Volleyball, Softball, Athletic Club 3 - V. Soccer. V. Dskbl., Volleyball. Softball, Athletic Club 4 - V. Soccer. Softball. Athletic Club. Thought: “Good luck in your high school years. Patoif: “Frig JAMES PICARD Peck Smil'n Patoif: “Go for it. RONALD PICARD 1 - V. Soccer 2 - V. Soccer 3 - V. Soccer Thought: When you do something, do it with class. Patoif: “You wish. 27 KEVIN PLOURDE Plourde 1 — V. Soccer 2 — V. Soccer 3 — V. Soccer, Athletic Club 4 - V. Soccer, Athletic Club Treasurer, Class Vice President PAM RAYMOND 3 - Yearbook Thought: It is not fair to ask of others what you are not willing to do yourself.'' Patoit: Are you serious? RUTH ROY Twin 1 — French Club 3 - V. Soccer, Athletic Club 4 - V. Soccer, Athletic Club, Drama Club Thought: WARNING: The surgeon general has determined that Mr. Kelly is hazardous to your health! Patoit: Are you serious? TINA SAUCIER 1 - J.V. Bskbl.. Yearbook 2 — V. Soccer. J.V. Bskbl., Yearbook, Athletic C. 3 - V. Soccer, J.V. Bskbl., Yearbook. Athletic C. 4 - V. Soccer, V. Bskbl. Manager, Yearbook, Athletic Club, Drama Club Patoit: Ah, man. BRIGITTE SIROIS Thought: I wish that I could know the places I hove yet to go, the ways I'll change, the things I'll do, the special dreams I'll make come true. I wish that I could see the life that lies ahead of me. Patoit: Yes. sir. CARL SIROIS Savage 1 - Volleyball 3 - J.V. Bskbl. 4 — V. Bskbl., Volleyball Thought: Make if the best year of your life because it goes fast. Patoit: No problem. DAVID SIROIS Elm Thought: Enjoy. Patoit: En ton STELLA SIROIS, Manda 1 — V. Soccer, J.V. Bskbl., Class Treasurer 2 - V. Soccer, J.V. Bskbl., Class Secretory 3 — V. Soccer, Peer Education, Class President 4 — V. Soccer, Peer Education, Class President, Drama Club Thought: “Take care and best of luck. Patoit: Ah, Celeste 30 RUSTY ST.PIERRE Russ 1 - J.V. Dskbl. 2 - J.V., V. Dskbl. 4 - V. Dskbl. Potolt: “How's life? JASON THIDEAULT Tibs” 1 - Yearbook Thought: Party down 'till the end. Patoit: “Tl Ferd” SHOP ’N SAVE Located at the Madawaska Shopping Mall Madawaska, Maine 04756 Congratulations Senior Class of 1984 From WISDOM'S JUNIORS CLASS OF... 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East Hampden Maine 04444 Yonkowsky Mmuers From PIERRETTE FLORIST 502 Main Street Madawaska, Maine Congratulations to the Class of 1984 'Twos o Perfect Match Twos o table of periods, and families or rows; Not on element was olone, but with friends and their foes. The electrons were floating in clouds in the air In hopes that a friend for them soon would be there. The protons were snuggled in their positive nucleus While neutrons left them in charge without trying to assist. And Magnesium in her family, and Iodine in his row Had just thought of an idea that could satisfy both. When Magnesium wouldn't begin to converse. Iodine said to her, O.K.. I'll be first. Since I want to gain and you want to give. Let's make a compound and both happy we'll live.'' So away they went with their planned little task. When a question arose and Magnesium asked, What shall we do may I ask Mr. Iodine? There's a miniature space and two electrons of mine!” Iodine replied not. for he knew not what to say. And decided to turn and start walking away. More rapid than ions Magnesium ran To catch up with the lonely Iodine man. ’Now Iodine, now Iodine, in the seven A family. On Iodine, on halogen, to my arms opened lovingly! To the top of his voice he exclaimed in despair, Float away, float away, float away in the air! As dry clothes on the line blow. So did Magnesium and with nowhere to go. Search as she may. there was no one to love; No one like Iodine, to fit like a glove. And then in a twinkle she heard from the rear; The pacing and panting of her beloved little dear. As she stopped in her tracks and was turning around. There Iodine flew, to her feet with a bound. He was drenched with exhaustion from his head to his toes. And his outer shell was wet from regrets and his woes. A bundle of thoughts seemed to be crammed in his head. And he looked like a balloon in a pin factory-with dread. His electrons were stagnant, more than ever before; And the nucleus as a whole wasn't the once happy core. The stump of a tree he so desperately banked onto. And its four rings how it reminded him of his lost family two. He had a frail face, about ready to break; That shook when he talked for Magnesium's sake: I've been such a fool and don't really know why I left you to wander, to grieve, and to cryl” A wink of her eye, and a sigh of relief Soon led him to know that what she lacked now was grief. So he told her with pleasure, that their problem had a solution. It consisted of subscripts, and numbers of oxidation. And he filled his outer level with one of her electrons. And told her to meet his clone and give him the other. She sprang to her feet and did this request. And was happy to hove again. Iodine and his guest. So, balanced they lived, and said one clone to the other. If we would've known this before, it would've saved such a botherl” Brenda Mathieu Winner, Science Fiction Category, 1984 MSAD 53 Writing Contest. Best Wishes to the Graduates ym gff M 41 ‘ rll u 1 ftoilSWKH Congratulations Seniors Patty Beaulieu Yearbook Editor Lester Michaud Advisor e _ „,s JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEf n AHOOKS VICTOR R. HOLAN — THURLOW S. COOPER P. 0. BOX 8540 PORTLAND, MAINE 04104 PHONE: 772-4569 WISDOM S SOPHOMORE Secretary: Shelly Chamberland President: Cindy Michaud Treasurer: Renee Daigle Vice President: Joy Edgecomb Keith Ayotte Susan Albert James Bernier Tommy Daigle Jeanette Butler Danny Dumond Shelly Chamberland James Fongemie Michael Goyette David Collin Peter Collins Brendo Corrlveau Tina Corriveou Brian Cyr Vincent Fralllcciardi Gory Guerrette Rebecca Guerre fte Paul Michaud Glenn Ouellette Lisa Hebert Duane Lizotte Ricky Michaud Tina Ouellette Dale Roy Karl Louise Lavoie Levesque Cindy Michaud Rebecca Martin Robert Vicki Michaud Michaud Patrick Joyce Paradis Picard Alan Sandra Sinclair Sirois Michael Levesque Lee Ann Michaud Paul Morneault Cherie St. Pierre Brenda Thibeault Craig Thibodeau Best of Luck to the Graduates From DR. JOSEPH BARRESI Optometrist Fort Kent, Maine PHONE: 728-4750 antral t uMutq, Su tydcet, )hc. rTTT rytf UI P-O. BOX 146 MADAWASKA, MAINE 04756 Congratulations to the Graduates From the Best Wishes From ROSETTES RESTAURANT ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Take what you have learned into the world and do good deeds for others. Madawaska, Maine Frenchville, Maine Ph. 543-7759 Our specialties are: steaks, chicken and seafoods. TO SUIT YOUR Owners: Aurel and Joanne Lavoie 49 Congratulations From All the Folks at ROBERT’S JEWELRY Main Street Madawaska, Maine Best Wishes Seniors From FARM CREDIT SERVICE Serving You With Pleasure Main Street, Madawaska, Maine , Cycles 6W' jleO, COUNCIL No.7920 SERVING PARISHES ST.LUCE-SIHGflTHR’ST.JOSEPH I Scttvi 'ValuCA THE For Ail Your Clothing Needs It’s (CttC4t '? mA AK±, JEAN SCENE Main Street Madawaska, Maine DECEnilER Clothing for All Seasons From ri A It £H 76e Squint SEPTEriBER Men’s and Ladies Wear Foot Wear Lee and Levi Jeans Main Street, Fort Kent, Maine ri � . v 55 WISDOM'S FRESHMAN CLASS Treasurer: Jennifer Roy Secretary: Susan Mathieu President: Janice Thibeaulf Vice President: Celina Ouellette • • Andre Albert Mlchoel Albert Noncy Albert Lee Corriveau Mark Corriveau Sandy Ayotte Kim Be chard Nicole Bosse Kevin Bouchord Mark Collins Mark T. Collin David Conley Karen Corriveau 57 N Gina Daigle 111 Andy Dumais Kevin Gervais Gary Hebert Scott Martin gg Mark Daigle Kevin Dumond Mark Guerrette Wilfred Hebert Susan Mathieu Mark Daigle James Dufour Douglas Guerrette Duane Labrle Danna Michaud Tammy Daigle Garold Dionne Gina Gagnon Kathy Gervais Edward Latham, Jr. Mark Michaud Troy Guerrette Peggy Morin Philip Pelletier Janice Thlbeault Cellno Ouellette Gary Picard Debbie Slrols Duane YanKowsKy Tina Ouellette Lynn Slrols Vayne Ouellette Shelly Slrols Jenny Pelletier Jennifer Roy Connie Thibeouly Congratulations to the Seniors From GERARD RAYMOND FARMS THE COLD IN ONESELF One child Is talented But leaves Idle his skill The other is talented And does it good will. LITTLE BIRD One child is gifted But cares not the fact The other is gifted His work shows his craft. Fly away bold little bird Into the rising sun One child is beautiful As the golden shafts spear the cotton clouds But choses not to be groomed You will rise above the night The other is beautiful And shines as the moon. Though the preying hawks do rule the sky And the wild born swallows dip and fly One child is loved One small gold bird no longer cries But gives none in return His wings now strong, he sings his song The other is loved And shows love he has learned. And in the heat of the noon, when the wicked retreat You will shine In glory at your wondrous feat And that one child As the hawks bow low and resign their hold Who cares not of himself Will not get far in life For his soul has no wealth. You will know it is so because your heart is gold But the other Who stands mighty and bold We can be cerfoin today He will conquer the gold. Sandro Chamberlond Second Place Celina Ouellette First Piace Gold is Wherever, Whenever The sun rises. The light shines brightly through my window Go For The Gold Looking like o patchwork quilt on my wail. My pocket was full of that brilliant metal That many work so hard to find. The grass seems greener than ever. Some giving up, some continuing on, Following the dream of riches and gold mines. The wafer in the stream glistens. 1 returned to the town where I was stoylng And beheld an awful sight. The bud on the flower's stem People were leaving with packs and bags. They were giving up their fight. Leafs a flower and. The leaves on the trees form a foliage. 1 walked up to a tired old man. And reaching in my pocket, 1 thought I'd lend him a hand And give him what I'd dropped in it. The peaceful hue seems to last, The old man looked up and smiled. But only o few moments. And once began to live. What is gold, 1 thought to myself. As dawn becomes day. If gold Is not to give. Everything 1 see Is black as night. 1 watched the old man return to the town. HIs shoulders back, head high and bold. By giving him that shiny piece of metal. And seemingly. i had given him courage to go for the Gold. Day becomes dusk. Elaine Michaud Fourth Place Gold is wherever, whenever. Debra Beaulieu Third Place 62 Allons-y Pour L'Or Mes amis, rossemblons-nous Allons-y pour L'or Pour notre carnaval d'hiver Qui aura lieu chez-nous Formons done de nos mains De belles sculptures de glaces Ca prend des heures pour gagner Qui gagneront surement la premiere place une petite medallle. Mais ce n'est pas la medallle qui fait lo personne. Toute d une meme volx Chantons en unlsson £a prend aussi le determination et Tous nos beaux chants de joie ie courage pour gagner l'or. Les Lo patlnoire est bien glocee personnes qui regardent les sports ne Allex d'avanf et patlnez voitent jamais tout le travail Qui va nous depasser? qu'on fait pour l'or. La nelge est blanche et veloutee Pour quelques personnes, l'or est tres Los roquettes sont enllgnes proche et pour d'autres ce sont des reves. Nos skis sont bien clrees Une personne a besoln de tres bonnes abiletes. Nos idees sont blens faltes Mals quelques uns gagnent ovec 1’espolr Nous allons tous gagner et le desire. Ehl Qui auras I'audoce De nous depasser Allons alors, jouons lessjeux Glenn Collin Pour remporter lo MEDAILIE D’OR Second Place Andre Albert Allons-y Pour L'Or ALLOWS YPOUR L'OR La vie est basee sur des reves Et chaque reve peut devenlr or On devralt falre un effort Pour accompllr ie reve de nos coeurs On o tous des reves qu'on essale Essaie ovec force de realiser Nous vivons dans un temps de grands combats De combats pas toujours necessalres Mon reve c'est la palx £f pour moi, la palx c'est de For. . . ALLONS Y POUR L'OR Paul M. Morin Third Place Le petit garcon patinaif, Ses patins coupalent la glace. I! n?vait des olympiques Et la belle medallle d or. ii pratlquolt chaque jour Sur le mlrolr frold, - Jusqu'au temps qu'H a devenu assez vleux Pour esseyez de devenir membre de I'equlpe. Vu son succes, II est devenu membre De I'equlpe de hockey, L'Equipe qui joualt dans les olymplques Et sont allepour I'or. Sur le jour du jeu fomeux L'arbltre nous porlait, “On a pratique pour long temps Pour arrive ou on est a present. Allex sur lo glace Et donnez tour votre energie Preporons-nous pour le jeu Et ollons-y pour i'or . 63 Elolne Michaud Fourth Place Wisdom Jr.-Sr. High Bond i960 Christmas Concert Ode To Joy Do You Hear What I Hear Christmas Dell Carol A Daby Just Like You Joy To The World Silver Dells The Twelve Days of Christmas High School Cadets Theme From New York, New York 1954 Spring Concert Fame Tea For Two Some Kind of Friend Droadway Classics Through the Eyes of Love Country Cut Up Debra Pelletier Robin Wrisley Presentation of Year Pins and Awards Ewok Celebration Yellow Rose of Texas Miss Jessica Clark - Competitor In the All Aroostook Dand and recipient of the Music Award at the Eighth Grade Graduation Ceremonies 64 FLUTES Liz Bourgoin Lori Bourgoin Jessico Clark Rebecca Guerrefte Cindy Lavoie Dona Saucier Janice Thibeault CLARINETS Edward Latham Sue Mothieu Richard Michaud Vicki Michaud Mark Paradis Darren Roy BASS CLARINET Paul Michaud SAXOPHONES Dawn Bouchard Lisa Derosier Karie Michaud April Tardif TRUMPETS Steve Corriveau Steven Cyr Scott Lavertu Dennis Roy TROMBONE Robin Wrisley BARITONE HORN Mr. Edward Boynton PERCUSSION Robin Bernier Robert Michaud Jason Thibeault J) CT @on m YOU DID IT! WE'RE PROUD! WISDOM PIONEERS 1983 Eastern Maine Class C Soccer Champs ' ti' ! I Front row from left are Kevin Lavoie, James Castonguay, Kevin Ouellette, Gary Mory, John Dubois, Tom Daigle, Steve Guimond, Jay Edgecomb, Wayne Ouellette, Troy Guer- rette; standing, same order, Gary Michaud, Allen Ouellette, Mark T. Collin, Mike Sirois, Kevin Plourde, Junior McHenry, Glenn Collin, Ken Dumais, Brian Collin, Dean Daigle, Paul Bouchard; Phil Pelletier, Ed Lavoie, Dave Collin and Coach Mike Aldrete. EASTERN MAINE CLASS C SOCCER PLAYOFFS Quarterfinals Wisdom 2, Washburn 0 Semifinals Wisdom 3, Lubec 1 EM CHAMPIONSHIP Wisdom 2, George Stevens Ac. 1 Clsss C STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, November 5 Wisdon vs North Yarmouth Academy At Husson College Soccer Field in Bangor 1 p.m. Dock: Brian Collin, Rodney Gagnon, Mark T. Collin, Mike Sirois, Allen Chamberland, Kevin Plourde, Dave Collin. Middle: James Castonguay. Jay Edgecomb, Kevin Lavoie, Edward Latham, Jr., Dean Daigle, Gary Morin, Phil Pelletier, Troy Guerrette, Paul Bouchard. Frank McHenry, Mr. Mike Aldrete (coach). Front: Wayne Ouellette, Kevin Ouellette, Steve Gulmond, Ken Dumais, and Co-Captains Tom Daigle, Gary Michand, John Dubois, and Glenn Collin. It was a mighty wet, cold day at the state championships at Husson College. But our Pioneers were there giving their all as they had throughout the season. 67 Pioneers beat Lubec in semifinals, 3-1 ST. AGATHA — In a thrilling semifinal soccer game played at St. Agatha Wednesday (Oct. 26), the Wisdom Pioneers advanc- ed to the Eastern Maine Class C soccer finals by taking a 3-1 victory over Lubec before an en- thusiastic crowd. Paul Bouchard, Kevin Plourde and Gary Michaud scored unassisted goals in the second, third and fourth quarters to give Wisdom its 11th win of the season. Lubec’s Robert Bryant scored on an assist from Bruce Hodgder in the fourth quarter. Plourde’s clincher in the third quarter was a 22-yard shot that dented the Lubec net. The Pioneers had a decided edge in shots, 22-12, with goalie Junior McHenry stopping all 12 at- tempts. Andy Foss had 10 saves for Lubec who closed out its season at 9-4-2. Lubec was ranked fifth in the final C standings. Wisdom boys capture Class C soccer title by Legs Labbe ST. AGATHA — Top-ranked Wisdom edged second- seeded George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill 2-1 in an ex- citing battle here Saturday to cop the Class C Eastern Maine soccer crown. It was the first regional champion- ship ever for a Wisdom athletic team. Jay Edgecomb put Wisdom on the scoreboard in the first quarter with a shot past Stevens’ goalie Andy Eaton. Tom Daigle got the eventual game winner in the second quarter on a penalty kick. Wisdom led 2-0 at the half. After Pioneer keeper Junior McHenry stopped a penalty shot in the third quarter, the Eagles high-scoring ex- change student, Pokko Jarvela, came back later in the period to make it 2-1. Randy Astbury hit the right post on a wind driven line drive in the opening period and McHenry blocked one of his shots in the fourth quarter to keep Wisdom in front. The Pioneers held an 18-16 edge in shots on goal and dominated the action throughout the first half. McHenry had 16 saves for Wisdom while Eaton stopped 11 for GSA. Glenn Collin, Ken Dumais, Steve Dumond, Kevin Ouellette and McHenry keyed the defense for the Pioneers with Edgecomb and Daigle furnishing the scoring. Although not figuring in any of the scores, Paul Bouchard, John Dubois, Kevin Plourde and Gary Michaud were keys to the Wisdom attack. The Pioneers played an aggressive game and continual- ly pressured the Eagles. Wisdom’s defense was strong un- til the final gun. “Our team played well and the defense came through,” said Coach Mike Aldrete following the hard fought con- test. Aldrete was pleased with his team’s performance in winning the first Eastern Maine championship for Wisdom High School. ‘‘When the snow came in the final quarter the Pioneers picked up momentum,” said Aldrete. ‘‘Our defense was superb. It was a total team effort,” said the happy Wisdom coach. The East finals featured two evenly-matched teams. ' The EM champion Pioneers are now 12-1. George Stevens ended the season 10-4-1. Awards to the two teams were presented by Principal Paul Bouchard in the school cafeteria. Wisdom will face Class C West champion North Yar- mouth Academy Saturday for the state championship at the Husson College soccer field beginning at 1 p.m. The Pioneers advanced to their first state championship by recording wins over Washburn (2-0), Lubec (3-1), and George Stevens Academy (2-1). J 69 Wisdom takes title ST. AGATHA — The Wisdom High soccer team inched its first Eastern Maine Class C championship with a 2-1 victory over George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill last Saturday. The Pioneers of Coach Mike Aldrete will meet North Yarmouth Academy in the state final Saturday. Nov. 5 at a college field to be selected by the Maine Secon- dary School Principals’ Association. Wisdom is the only boys team from Aroostook County to reach the state soccer finals. The Houlton girls will also be making their first appearance in a state title game Satur- day against the powerful Waterville girls in Class A. The Pioneers enter state championship play with an im- pressive 12-1 record. North Yarmouth Academy has a 13-3-1 record after capturing the West C title over top- seeded and previously unbeaten Georges Valley of Thomaston. NY A was second-ranked in Western Maine. Wisdom and North Yarmouth will be looking for their first state championship. It will be an exciting matchup and playing in a state title game will be a very exciting ex- perience for Aldrete’s Pioneers. “This is the first time we have come this far,” Aldrete said. “Everyone is very excited here.” Aldrete has been coaching boys soccer at Wisdom since 1978 and this year’s team is strong in every position. The Pioneers have an aggressive defense and the front line is well balanced. In Saturday’s East finals at St. Agatha, the Pioneers faced a big strong group of Eagles from Stevens’ Academy but the quick reacting Wisdom defense made the difference. The Wisdom defense is led by seniors Glenn Collin. Ken Dumais and juniors Steve Guimond, Tom Daigle, Jay Edgecomb. Kevin Ouellette, and goalie Junior McHenry. The Pioneers’ front line features plenty of speed with seniors Gary Michaud. John Dubois, Kevin Plourde and junior Paul Bouchard leading the offense. 70 In 13 games played this season, the Pioneers have scored 58 goals and given up 10 to set new school records. Many believe that Western Maine teams still have an advantage over Eastern Maine in the number of players with skills and scoring ability. West teams have a dif- ferent style of soccer which results in low scoring games. Wisdom is one of three Eastern Maine boys teams who hope to overcome the Western Maine domination in state soccer play Saturday. Waterville faces Gorham in Class A and Piscataquis meets Gray - New Gloucester in Class B. One of Gorham s stars is Andy Ross, formerly of Fort Kent. Since the playoffs began in 1970, West teams have taken home all the titles. Eastern Maine is still looking for its first state champion in soccer. Soccer has the sports spotlight this weekend as the boys Class A. B, C and girls A and B state titles are on the line. Our congratulations to the Wisdom High soccer team and Coach Aldrete upon winning the school’s first Eastern Maine championship, and good luck Saturday in the state title game. The Pioneers are enjoying their best season ever. No matter what happens Saturday, their season will have been outstanding. Pioneer Girls Soccer 1980-84 Dock, Left to Right: Sheilo Pelletier, Sandro Daigle, Cecile Plourde, Undo Bourgoin, Paula Morin, Nicole Michaud. Nicole Frallicciardi, Kelly Chamberland, Peggy Morin, Mr. Dalton S. Jordan (Coach). Middle: Stella Sirois, Myra Paradis, Susan Albert, Kathy Gervais, Tina Ouellette, Gina Gagnon. Jennifer Roy, Elaine Michaud, Paula Martin, Celina Ouellette (timekeeper), Janice Thibeault (statistician). Front: Joy Edgecomb, Jenny Pelletier, Debbie Ouellette, Cindy Sirois. Tina Saucier, Ruth Roy, Teri Cyr. 72 Congratulations Class of 1984 SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Madawaska, Maine Telephone 728-3375 Congratulations Class of 1984 From PAUL’S Jack and Small Engine Repair 5 — 20th Avenue Madawaska, Maine 04756 Robert (Bob) Cyr Phone: 728-3393 Now We Know Whot They All Mean When They Talk fl’M'-MM get it. we do a good Peggy — Some people are hard to get a picture of, but when we job don't you think? About “The Stella Drive!” What Grace! What Style! Two Three “Always thinking of ways to help you.” Member FDIC Serving Maine With 56 Offices From Kittery to Fort Kent Congratulations, Graduates, on a Very Special Achievement May your futures be every bit as successful. 1984 Athletic Banquet and Awards Ceremony. Athletes of the Year Glenn Collin Paula Martin 80 Special Awards Presented Outstanding Soccer Player Award: Paula Martin Male U.S. Army Scholar Athlete: Gary Morin Female U.S. Army Scholar Athlete: Ealne Michaud Awards of Appreciation for Their Generous Support of the Soccer Team Providing Food and Drinks During Many Gomes: Also receiving Awards of Appreciation but not pictured here were: Mrs. Theresa Pelletier, Mrs. Lise Slrois, Mrs. Emily Ouellette and Mr. Dob Gervais for his devoted attention to preparing the field. Mrs. Pat Morin Mrs. Geraldine Michaud Mrs. Lucille Michaud 83 0 Dock: Joy Edgecomb. Drendo Mothieu. Poulo Martin. Cecile Plourde. Nicole Fralllcciardi. Paula Morin, Nicole Michaud. Sandra Daigle. Kelly Chamberland, Mr. Joseph Deschaine (Coach). Front: Steven Guimond. Barbara Clavette. Tina Saucier. Debbie Beaulieu (all Managers). Back: Cellna Ouellette (Man.) Peggy Morin Kim Bechard Tammy Daigle Gina Gagnon Jenny Pelletier Janice Thibeault (Man.) Mid.: Kim Lizotte (Man.) Jennifer Roy Renne Daigle Susan Albert Lynn Sirois Susan Mathieu Shelly Sirois (Man.) Front: Nancy Albert (Man.) Sandy Ayotte Debbie Sirios Kathy Gervais Connie Thibeault Brenda Corriveau Mr. Joseph Dischaine (Coach) Girl's Junior Varsity Basketball 86 Left: Steve Chomberland. Dole Roy, Carl Sirois, Paul Bouchard, Tom Daigle. Rusty St. Pierre, Rodney Gagnon, Glenn Collin, Joel Chasse, Johnny Collins, Brian Collin, Keith Labrie. Jay Edgecomb, Kevin Lavoie. Gary Michaud, Sam Jordan (Coach). Boy's Junior Varsity Basketball Bock: Sam Jordan (Coach), Jason Guerrette, Ricky Michaud. Mark Daigle, Gene Ling, Kevin Dumond, Ed Latham. Front: Norman Cyr (Man.), Kevin Bouchard, Scott Martin. Gary Picard. Douglas Guerrette, Steve Corriveau. 87 Wisdom Basketball Scoreboard 1983-84 BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Date Opponent Place Score: We They Dec. 2, '83 Ashland Wisdom 52 40 Dec. 6, '83 Madawaska Madawaska 46 52 Dec. 9. '83 Southern Aroostook Southern Aroostook 22 45 Dec. 14. '83 Von Buren Van Buren 43 87 Dec. 16. '83 Madawaska Wisdom 43 57 Dec. 20. '83 Washburn Wisdom 42 53 Jon. 3, '84 Easton Easton 65 69 Jan. 7, '84 East Grand Wisdom 67 48 Jon. 10. '84 Allagash Wisdom 60 25 Jan. 21, '84 East Grand East Grand 95 58 Jon. 24, '84 Southern Aroostook Wisdom 47 70 Jon. 27. '84 Easton Wisdom 77 78 Feb. 4, '84 Allagash Allagash 47 46 Feb. 7. '84 Ashland Ashland 44 57 BOY'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 2. '83 Ashland Wisdom 56 23 Dec. 6. '83 Madawaska Madawaska 42 46 Dec. 9, '83 Southern Aroostook Southern Aroostook 41 37 Dec. 14, '83 Van Buren Van Buren 28 48 Dec. 16, '83 Madawaska Wisdom 46 35 Dec. 20. '83 Washburn Wisdom 41 31 Jan. 3. '84 Easton Easton 40 42 Jon. 7. '84 East Grand Wisdom 57 43 Jon. 21, '84 East Grand East Grand 56 37 Jon. 24, '84 Southern Aroostook Wisdom 53 48 Jon. 27, '84 Easton Wisdom 62 59 Feb. 7, '84 Ashland Ashland 54 47 GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 2. '83 Hodgdon Hodgdon 49 38 Dec. 15. '83 Ashland Wisdom 32 52 Dec. 17. '83 CAHS Wisdom 42 51 Dec. 21, '83 Washburn Washburn 31 42 Dec. 29, '83 Alumni Wisdom 54 50 Jon. 3, '84 Fort Kent Fort Kent 32 53 Jon. 5, '84 Madawaska Wisdom 41 43 Jon. 10. '84 Allagash Wisdom 37 28 Jon. 13, '84 Washburn Wisdom 25 30 Jon. 20, '84 Fort Kent Wisdom 27 54 Jon. 24. '84 Limestone Limestone 47 36 Jon. 26, '84 CAHS Mars Hill 34 47 Feb. 2 '84 Madawaska Madawaska 42 40 Feb. 4, '84 Allagash Allagash 36 24 Feb. 6, '84 Ashland Ashland 33 81 Feb. 8, '84 Hodgdon Wisdom 30 31 Feb. 10, '84 Limestone Wisdom 43 30 GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 2, '83 Hodgdon Hodgdon 32 46 Dec. 15, '83 Ashland Wisdom 37 53 Dec. 19, '83 CAHS Wisdom 33 54 Dec. 21, '83 Washburn Washburn 19 40 Jon. 3, '84 Fort Kent Fort Kent 37 56 Jon. 5, '84 Madawaska Wisdom 22 53 Jon. 13, '84 Washburn Wisdom 27 47 Jon. 20, '84 Fort Kent Wisdom 43 66 Jon. 23, '84 Easton Eoston 24 34 Jon. 24, '84 Limestone Limestone 39 24 Jon. 26, '84 CAHS Mars Hill 32 49 Feb. 2 '84 Madawaska Madawaska 24 49 Feb. 6. '84 Ashland Ashland 18 52 Feb. 8, '84 Hodgdon Wisdom 39 24 Feb. 10, '84 Limestone Wisdom 45 47 (OT) 88 CO O Gerard Sons Car Care Tune Ups, Exhaust Systems, Shocks, Oil Change, Washing, Waxing Mechanical Work Brook Road St. Agatha, Maine 04772 CERARD B. CHASSE, Prop. Tel: 543-6643 D o (D O D Okll! So I should hove been ploced in fhe Soccer Section. Big deoil Don't you wont to know the score??? 1960 BOY'S VARSITY SOCCER Date Opponent Place Score: We They Aug. 20, '63 Ashland Wisdom 5 1 Aug. 20, '63 Central Aroostook Wisdom 4 0 Aug. 26, '63 Southern Aroostook Dyer Brook 4 0 Aug. 27, '63 Southern Aroostook Dyer Brook 6 1 Aug. 30, '63 Easton Wisdom 14 0 Sep. 3. '63 Washburn Washburn 3 2 Sep. 10. '63 Easton Easton 6 1 Sep. 15, '63 Ashland Ashland 2 3 Oct. 13, '63 Washburn Washburn 3 0 Oct. 19. '63 (Scrim.) Van Buren Wisdom 3 °t 6 Oct. 22, '63 Eastern Maine Quarterfinal: Washburn Wisdom 2 Oct. 26, '63 Eastern Maine Semifinal: Lubec Wisdom 3 1 Oct. 29. '63 Eastern Maine Final: George Stevens Academy Wisdom 2 1 The picture on this page was token during this gome os o snow squall mode its sudden entrance on the scene. At this gome. Pioneer Country become the Eastern Maine Class C Champions. Nov. 5. '60 State Final Wisdom vs. North Yarmouth Academy Husson 0 4 91 GILMAN BOUCHARD INC. 221 Market St. FORT KENT MILLS. ME 04744 (HRYSI.KK dodge Wymoutfi Ooihjc hulks LESTER BOUCHARD Bus. Phone 834-5917 President Res. Phone 834-5151 Chrysler Laser A Great Place to Buy Your Next Car :! ••••ml R.F. CHAMBERLAND POTATO CORP. St. Agatha, ME t r N4� viLLE garace ! 92 GOLDSMITH SPORTING GOODS Presque Isle Division 477 Main Presque Isle, Maine NORTHERN PIPE AND SUPPLY Bob Ouellette, St. Agatha, ME :or the Style and duality You Want HOSES OUELLET FORD, INC. Escort — Mustang — Tempo TD — T-Bird — Trucks — Broncos 130 East Main Street Fork Kent, Maine Your Driver Ed. Car Provider Wisdom Girls Varsity Volleyball Congratulations to the Winners of the Aroostook League for the Eighth Year in a Row! A GREAT TEAM — Top: Poulo Martin (Captain), Cecile Plourde. Middle: Tina Soucier (Manager), Linda Dourgoln, Sandra Daigle, Nicole Frallicciardi, Nicole Michaud (Cap- tain), Paula Morin, Jenny Pelletier, Jennifer Roy, Kelly Chamberland, Mrs. Judy Bougie (Coach). Bottom: Debbie Slrois, Elaine Michaud, Cindy Sirois, Sheila Pelletier, Stella Sirois, Janice Pelletier. 94 V Wisdom High School 1984 Boy s Varsity Volleyball Runner Up Aroostook League Wisdom Cheerleoders Left: Monica Boucher, Cindy Michaud, Patricia Sinclair. Right: Peggy Michaud. Beckie Guerrette, Shel- ly Chamberland. Center: Vickie Michaud. Gail Bosse, Sandy Chamberland. THE WISDOM ATHLETIC CLUB MEMBERS Dock: Mike Sirols. Steve Guimond, Stella Slrols, Nicole Michaud. Elaine Michaud, Paula Martin, Nicole Fralllcclardi, Kelly Chamberland. Next Row: Monica Dernier, Myra Paradis, Cecil Plourde, Linda Dourgoln, Cindy Slrols, Tina Saucier, Patty Deaulleu, Keith Labrle, Dennis Dosse. Next Row: Janice Pelletier (Secretary), Sandra Daigle, Ruth Roy, Sheila Pelletier, Paula Morin, Terry Cyr, Monica Nadeau, Dave Collin, Kevin Ouellette, Paul Bouchard. Next Row: Glenn Collin, Tom Daigle, Kevin Plourde (Vice President). Frank McHenry, Dean Daigle, Brian Collin, Kevin Lavoie, Jay Edgecomb, Jason Guerretfe. Front: Gary Michaud (Treasurer), John Dubois (President), Ken Dumais, Mrs. Judy Bougie (Advisor). BARBARA, LISA, TERRY — STATE DECA CHAMPIONS Students in Region 1 did extremely well at the 16th Annual DECA State Leadership Conference held on May 18 and 19th in Bangor. The two and a half days we spent in Bangor were quite an experience for our students. They had an opportunity to compare business activity in downtown Bangor and the Bangor Mall. This provided first hand observations of the importance of business location and the various implications involved. Friday afternoon students participated in two competency based events in the Bangor Mall. They dealt directly with business people in the stores which provided a realistic business setting. Saturday morning students all took a comprehensive exam In their area of expertise at Husson College. Out of a total of 74 possible awards, Region 1 came back with 21. This represents a 28% share of the awards given. The students of the St. John Valley can be very proud of their performance. We also had six students who came back as STATE DECA CHAMPIONS for 1984 because of their overall performance in their respective competitions. The following are all State trophy winners for their outstanding performances: Barbara Clavette — Wisdom — First place Advertising Services Lisa Michaud - Wisdom - First Place Apparel and Accessories Terry Morneault - Wisdom - First Place Phillips Free Enterprise Project Lisa Albert - Van Buren - Second Place - Phillips Free Enterprise Project Bruce Guimond - Fort Kent - Second Place - Food Marketing Ernest King — Van Buren — Third Place — Restaurant Marketing 1984 is a year that the Marketing and Distributive Education students will long remember. 102 Miss Elaine Michaud Elaine represented all Maine High Schools at President Ronald Reagan's Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Program in Washington. D.C. Elaine will attend Dartmouth College in the fall. 103 1984 Winter Carnival Go for the Gold” King John Dubois King's Court: Glenn Collin Gory Michaud Kevin Plourde Queen Tina Guerrette Queen's Court: Paulo Martin Elaine Michaud Tina Michaud 104 First Place Second Place i U n i o r s F r e s h m e n Fourth Place s e n i o r s S o P h o m o r e s sr' ■ ' • — ':‘..V ,« ■• V; tt£ '■ . . . And I'll bet some of you guys thought all along that the 4ki was meant to be used STANDING UPI These guys know better! The First Annual MSAD 33 Honors Banquet Organized and directed by the Wisdom High School National Honor Society, the 1984 Honors Banquet was a tremendous success. A social at 5:30 was followed by a dinner at 6 p.m. Gary Morin said grace before the meal. At 7, Elaine Michaud welcomed everyone. This was followed by a presentation by the guest speaker Dr. Larry Mangus, Vice President of Student Affairs, UMPI, and announce- ment and awards presentation by Mr. Paul J. Bouchard. Elaine gave the closing remarks. The following students were honored for their academic excellence: SENIORS: JUNIORS: SOPHOMORES: FRESHMEN: Steve Albert Elaine Michaud Gary Michaud Gary Morin Gregory Chamberland Sandra Chamberland Joel Chasse Paul M. Morin Dale Roy Joy Edgecomb Rebecca Guerrette Andre Albert Gina Daigle Dock: Greg Chomberland, Steve Albert, Paul Douchard, Gory Michaud, Nicole Michaud. Front: Paul Morin, Elaine Michaud, Mrs. Louise Cyr (Advisor), Monica Dernier, Gary Morin. National Honor Society 1984 Jr.-Sr. Prom Bock: Mrs. Judy Bougie. Julie Roy. Cindy Albert, Kelly Cyr. Front: Denis Roy, Scott Lovertue, Goyle Bouchard. JUMP ROPE FOR HEART Once again Wisdom Jr. High students participated in the annual Jump Rope For Heart sponsored by The American Heart Association. Unlike last year, this year's program took on a much more formal presence. The participants attended a workshop where they were taught a variety of rope skipping skills. Once this was done, the Wisdom Skippers (as they are called) went on a performance tour in several area schools. Their goal of raising $1,000 for the American Heart Association was surpassed as the Wisdom Skippers raised over $1,200. Their able and dedicated leader (and a real sweetheart too) was Mrs. Judy Bougie. Congratulations, Wisdom Skippers. MSAD 33 WRITING CONTEST WINNERS: Bock: Miss Joy Edgecomb Sophomore Poetry Miss Brenda Mathleu Junior Science Fiction (See page 40) Miss Peggy Morin Freshman Short Story Miss Robin Bernier Seventh Grade Short Story Middle: Miss Carla Guerrette Grade Three Paragraph Miss Lori Michaud Grade Three Story Miss Tammy Pelletier Grade Four Story Miss Sandy Slrols Grade Six Poetry Front: Mr. Ryan Boucher Kindergarten Experience Chart Mr. Nathan Hebert Grade One Story Mr. Eric Michaud Grade Three 119 Wisdom Vorsity Baseball Aroostook League Class C Champions '84 and Runner Up Eastern Maine Finals Dock: Steve Chamberland, Douglas Guerrette. Jason Guerrette, Steve Corriveau, Kevin Dumond, Tom Daigle. Frank McHenry. Paul Bouchard. Jay Edgecomb. Kevin Lavoie, Mr. Michael Aldrete (Coach). Front: Garold Dionne, Peter Corriveau, John Dubois, Gary Michaud, Glenn Collin, Ken Dumais. Statistics '64 Dote May 1 May 15 May 17 May 19 May 19 May 22 May 29 Semi-Final Eastern Main Final Opponent Place Score: We They Central Aroostook Wisdom 4 0 Washburn Washburn 5 4 Ashland Wisdom 25 6 Ashland Ashland 17 1 Ashland Ashland 11 2 Central Aroostook Mars Hill 17 1 Washburn Wisdom Rained Out Narraguagus Narraguagus H.S. 10 9 Southern Aroostook Southern Arstk. 1 4 It was the first time in the history of Wisdom High School Baseball that a team earned the chance of playing In the Eastern Maine Finals. Hey, guysll We re very proud of all of you! 120 Wisdom Girl s Varsity Softball 1984 back: Laura Plourde (Mon.), Sheila Pelletier, Brenda Mathleu. Mr. Greg Ouellette (Coach). Middle: Paula Martin, Paula Morin, Jennifer Roy, Joy Edgecomb, Debbie Slrols. Front: Cedle Plourde. Undo Bourgoln, Cindy Slrols, Tina Ouellette, Kathy Gervals. Also a manager but not shown here was Becky Guerrefte. Date Opponent May 1, '84 Mars Hill May 6. '84 Easton May 16, '84 Washbourn May 17, '84 Ashland May 19, '84 Ashland May 19, '84 Ashland May 22, '84 Mars Hill Moy 22. '84 Mars Hill May 24. '84 Easton May 24. '84 Easton May 29, '84 Washburn May 29, '84 Washburn Place Score: We They Wisdom 4 12 Easton 35 6 Wisdom 5 6 Wisdom 15 10 Ashland 6 5 Ashland 19 20 Mars Hill 4 13 Mars Hill 4 16 Wisdom 3 4 Wisdom 21 7 Wisdom 11 5 Wisdom Rained out. 122 1984 Senior Graduation Steven Albert Elaine Michaud Gary Morin Honor Essayist Valedictorian Salutatorlan Wisdom's 1984 Commencement Program Wisdom High School was the site Wednesday, June 6th of the 1984 graduation program. Some 850 parents, friends, and relatives were on hand to witness this event which saw 59 Seniors receive their diplomas. The Wisdom Jr. and Sr. High School Band — directed by Mrs. Louise Roy — provided the music during the evening playing such selections as: Ode to Joy , The Ewok Celebration , and Against All Odds. The Commencement Addresses were given by; the Honor Essayist, Steven Albert, who spoke on George Orwell's novel, 1964, and freedom of choice. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Albert; Gary Morin, Salutatorian , reflected on the respon- sibilities these 1984 graduates now face. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morin; and the Valedictorian , Elaine Michaud, thanked the many people who have been their teachers throughout their lives and especially their parents. Elaine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michaud. Fifty-nine Seniors received their diplomas conferred by Mr. Garfield King, Superintendent of Schools, assisted by Mr. Paul Bouchard, Principal of Wisdom High School. Awards. The following awards were presented by Principal Paul Bouchard. Department Awards were presented to those students who displayed scholastic achievement in the subject, contribution in class, effort, and attitude towards the subject. The English Award was presented to Steven Albert; The Math Award went to David Sirois, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sirois; the Science Award to Elaine Michaud; the Social Studies Award to Janis Pelletier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pelletier; the French Award to Gary Morin; the Business Award to Monica Bernier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camille Bernier Jr.; and the Physical Fitness Award to Paula Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Martin. Honor and High Honor Awards: Honor Awards were presented to those Seniors who generated an academic average of 90 or better for all courses taken during their 4 years of high school. The recipients of this award were: Steven Albert, Elaine Michaud, Nicole Michaud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosaire Michaud, and Gary Morin. High Honor Awards were presented to those Seniors who not only averaged 90 or better during their four years, but also were able to make the honor roll or high honors for each ranking period during their high school years (for 16 quarters). The recipients of this award were: Elaine Michaud, Gary Morin, and Steven Albert. Hear Perfect and Perfect Attendance A wards: 1. We have 7 Seniors who did not miss one day their Senior year - Peter Corriveau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Corriveau, Sandra Daigle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Daigle, John Dufour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dufour, Hervin Levesque, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Levesque, Gary Morin, Theresa Morneault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rino Morneault, and Jean Paul Paradis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Paradis. 2. Two of these Seniors mentioned above missed only 1V2 days during their four years of high school career: Peter Corriveau, and John Dufour. 3. We also have one Senior not mentioned above, who missed only 2 days throughout her high school career: Sharon Chasse. Scholastic Excellence Awards were presented to the top students in their class. This year's recipients were: Steven Albert, Honor-Essayist; Gary Morin, Salutatorian; and Elaine Michaud, Valedictorian. Scholarships: The National Honor Society awarded 2, $100 scholarships to Elaine Michaud and Gary Morin. The M.S.A.D. 33 Teacher's Association presented 12 - $100 scholarships for a total of $1200 to the graduates to further their education. The recipients were: Nicolle Frallicciardi, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Frallicciardi, Thomas Ouellette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Ouellette, Sharon Chasse, daughter of Mrs. Gilmay Chasse, Paula Martin, Jean Paul Pardis, Stella Sirois, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Sirois, Gary Michaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Michaud, Nicole Michaud, Tina Guerrette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Guerrette, Steven Albert, Elaine Michaud, and Gary Morin. The Student Council awarded 5, $100 scholarships to Sandra Daigle, Tina Guerrette, Steven Albert, Elaine Michaud, and Gary Morin. The Frenchville-Madawaska Federal Credit Union awarded one, $100 scholarship to David Sirois, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sirois. This scholarship is awarded to a Federal Credit Union Senior member. The St. Agatha Federal Credit Union sponsored its third annual $200 scholarship to a St. Agatha Federal Credit Union, Senior class member found most deserving of this award. The recipient of this award was Nicolle Frallicciardi. The Cyr-Plourde Unit 145 sponsored a $100 scholarship which was presented to Nicole Michaud by Mrs. Alma Cyr. Delor's School of Cosmetology awarded a $200.00 scholarship to Danna Ayotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ayotte. Barbara Clavette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Clavette, was awarded the Marketing and Distributive Education Scholar- ship of $100. The University of Maine at Fort Kent awarded one $200 scholarship to Pam Raymond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Raymond. The Madawaska Lioness Club awarded one, $300 scholarship to Tina Guerrette. Steven Albert was also awarded both the Aroostook Principal Scholarship of $300, and the Maine Public Service Scholarship of $500. The Union of St. Jean Baptiste awarded two, $50.00 scholarships to Steven Albert and John Dubois, son of Mr. Albe Dubois. The University of Maine at Orono awarded one $300 scholarship to David Sirois. The Quebec Labrador Foundation awarded a $1200 scholarship renewable for 4 years, to David Sirois. The Shop 6 Save awarded one, $500 scholarship to David Sirois. Dartmouth College awarded one, $3500 scholarship, renewable for 4 years to Elaine Michaud. Connecticut College awarded one, $6850.00 scholarship renewable for 4 years to Gary Morin. Citizenship Service Award was presented to Elaine Michaud for her extensive amount of service that she gave to her school and community. Specifically, this award recognizes those high qualities of Courage, Honor, Leadership, Patriotism, Scholarship, and Service. Memorial Award. The annual Paul E. Chasse Memorial Award , set up nine years ago in honor of the late Paul E. Chasse and awarded to that Senior who best displays some of those characteristics displayed by Mr. Chasse, was presented to Elaine M. Michaud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michaud of St. Agatha. Thank you, Paul J. Bouchard, Principal Wisdom High School 126 Kevin Ouellette Ron Picard GUARANTEE THE SKILLTRAINING YOU WANT BEFORE YOU GO IN. That’s what the Army’s Delayed Entry Program is all about. You choose a skill you’d like to learn. If you qualify to train in that skill, and it’s available, the Army guarantees it in writing. And you don’t go in until that opening comes up. You get to choose from over 300 skills, many of them technical, many of them with civilian job applications. Delayed Entry is like making a guaranteed reservation on a career and the future. If you’d like to be sure of what’s going to happen after graduation, look into the Army’s Delayed Entry Program. Your local Army Recruiter can tell you all about Delayed Entry. So don’t delay. 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OcLa 'jSeauCieu: J- xofixictox Eighth Graders at Vickie Dechard Gayle Douchard Mike Doucher Lori Dourgoln Sharon Collin Paula Corriveau Kelly Cyr Sfeven Cyr Robert Delisle Lisa Derosier Allen Dumais Randy Dumais Mike Fongemie Kim Gervais Amy Guerrette Robert Guerrette Tommy Ayotte Linda Daigle Glenr Dumais Karen Hebert 130 Wisdom Junior High Denise Martin Pam Martin Guy Mathieu Douglas Michaud Marco Morneauit Wayne Morneauit Brian Nadeau Janice Nadeau Cindy Ouellette Rachel Ouellette Duane Paradis Mark Paradis Deana Pelletier Debbra Pelletier Kevin Sheila Nora Scott Dennis Pelletier Pelletier Picard___________________________Rossignol_____________________________Roy ' Kevin Ruest Alvin Tardiff Kim Theriault Nathalie Thibodeau Keith Toussaint The End All the fine small student pictures in this yearbook (except for the senior pictures) were taken by: 132 Best of Luck to the Graduates SPELLING BEE PARTICIPANTS - Top Left: Wayne Morneault, Cindy Lavoie, Nicole Corrlveau, Karen Hebert. Middle: Gayle Bouchard, Cindy Albert, Amy Gendreau (District Champion and Fourth in County), Jenny Michaud. Bottom: Shawn Morneault, Tammy Martin, Becky Levesque, and Peggy Gagnon. Seventh Graders at Lisa Tordif April Thibeoult Jason Thibeaulf Paula Dumais Ricky Daigle Lisa Desjardins Druce Ouellette Steven Ouellette Drenda Clavefte Carol Lisa Nicole Mark Corriveou Chamberland Corriveau Chamberland 134 Wisdom Junior High Dale Picard Jon Pelletier Connie Plourde Robin Wrisley Scott Sinclair Tom Paradis Launle Martin Jenny Michaud Jason Morneault Andrew Fongemie Cindy Lavoi ✓ Donna Pelletier Scott Lavertue Karie Paradis Jamie Morneault Leta Fongemie Karie Michaud David Albert Keith Ayotte Kevin Ayotte Kim Gagnon Druce Gervais Philip Guerrette (207)728-4545 482 Main Street Madawaska, ME 04772 MADAWASKA SPORT SHOP, INC. X-Country Skiis, Bauer Skates, Fishing and Hunting Gear, Buck Knives Best Wishes From ELMER PELLETIER Optometrist Fort Kent, Maine Tel. 834-3333 137 Dock, Left to Right: Rachel Ouellette. Amy Guerrette. Karon Hebert, Vickie Dechard, Gayle Bouchard, Undo Daigle, Cindy Ouellette, Pam Martin, Cindy Albert, Jason Latham, Mike Fongemie. Front: Earl McGloughlln, Wayne Morneoult, Diane Albert. Krerica Seism, Jessica Clark. Lori Dourgoin. Mrs. Cleo Ouellette, Sheila Pelletier. Kelly Cyr, Duane Paradis, Steven Cyr. Back. Left to Right: Mr. Edward Boynton. Keith Toussalnt, Dennis Roy, Mike Boucher. Douglas Michaud, Glenn Sinclair. Marco Morneoult. Guy Mathieu, Brian Nadeau, Denise Martin, Lisa Derosier, Kim Gervals, Nora Picard, Krerica Seism, Deana Pelletier. Front: Allen Dumais, Mark Paradis, Carl Levesque, Robert Delisles, Robert Guerrette. 38 Dock, Left to Right: Sylvie Sirois, Tommy Albert. Robert Sincloir. Notholie Thibodeau. Kim Theriault. Mr. Lionel Dechord. Front: Steve Levesque. 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Pioneer Country Basketball 8d Prom lid Punk Donee 10' Representative ot Washington 10C Senior Graduation 12 Senior Section Id Softball 122 Sophomore Section At Staff and Administration 2 Talent Show 112 Winter Carnival 104 Winter Carnival Poems 62 The newspaper articles placed in the Boy's Soccer Scrapbook on page 66 were token directly from on appropriate issue of the Saint John Valley Times newspaper. JOHN RICARD SHAW REAL ESTATE 144 728-6300 Madawaska and Caribou 493-390(1