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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

SENIORS PRESIDENT GAYLE BOUCHARD: Newsp. 1; French Cl. 1; Class Pres. 1-4; Ath. Cl. 2-4; NHS 3 — V.P. 4, Math Cl. 3; Sci. Cl 3; Bskbl Mgr. 1-2; V. Soccer 1-4. Plans: College — Dental Hygiene. DUANE PARADIS: (Crash) J.V. Bskbl. 1; Class Council V.P. Plans: Chemical Engineering. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ROBBIE SINCLAIR: Drama 1; Soccer 2-4; Class Coun. Sec. 4; Bskbl 4; Newspaper 2-3; Ath. Cl. 4. Plans: Army and get married. (Hug-a-Bunch). TREASURER PAM MARTIN: (Pam) V. Soccer Mngr. 1-4; Cheerleading 1,3; SADD 1,2; Student Coun. Rep. 3; Class Council Treas. 4; Ath. Cl. 2,3. Plans: Pierre’s Beauty School — instructor in cosmetology. REP. AT LARGE SCOTT ROSSIGNOL: (Ross’n Guss) Student Coun. Rep. 1; Rep. at large 4; Plans: Chemical Engineering. 3 SENIOR: 5.2) one (student) in the corresponding (final) year at a ... High School. That is how Webster’s New International Dictionary describes Seniors; brief and to the point. But lets take a closer look at that complex slice of humanity com- monly known as “SENIORS.” Add “VARIETY” to the definition because Seniors come in all shapes and sizes, looks and moods. Seniors can be found ... and they can be found WORKING at THINKING CINDY ALBERT: Yrbk Ed. 1-2-3-4; French Cl. 1 — Pres. 2; Class Coun. V.P. 1; Jump Rope 1; N.H.S. 2-3 — Treas. 4; Vlybl. 1-2-3-4; SADD 2-3-4; Science Cl. 3; Math Team 3-4; Peer Ed. 4; Plans: Boston College — Elem. Education DAVID ALBERT: (Albert) Band 1; Hockey 1-3. DIANE ALBERT: (Di) French Cl. 1-2; Ath. Cl. 2-3 — Sec. 4; Class Coun. Treas. 3 — Rep. 4; V.Bskbl 1-3; V. Soccer 1-3; V. Vlybl 1-4; V. Sftbl 1-4; Sci. Cl. 3; Plans: Undecided — Stay in the area. TAMMY ALBERT: Soccer 1; Bskbl 1-3; Vlybl 1. CRAIG AYOTTE: Ath. Cl 4; V. Soccer 1-4; Bskbl 1-4; Vlybl 2-4; Bsbl 1, 2, 3. Plans: WCVTI — Welding. TAMMY LOU AYOTTE: Ath. Cl. 4; Cheerleading 2-4; Plans: Own my own photography studio. MICHAEL BOUCHER: (Paul) Plans: Move to California to write my autobiograph. LORI BOURGOIN: SADD 1-3; NHS 1, Sec. 2, 3; Class Coun. Rep. 1, 3, Sec. 2; Student Coun. Rep 1, 3; Newsp. 2; J.V. Bskbl 1; V. Bskbl 2; Vlybl 1; Peer Ed. 4; Band 1; Plans: College — Biology Major. MELISSA CARON: (Missy) Plans: Work. JESSICA CLARK: (Jcssi) Newsp. 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; Band 1-4; Librarian 3 — Pres. 4; J.V. Bskbl Mgr. 2; V. Bskbl Mgr. 3; Drama 3; Yrbk. 4; All-Aroostook Band 3,4. Plans: To become a Music Teacher. KELLY CYR: (Kel) French Cl. 1; SADD 1.2 — V.P. 3; V. Soccer 1-3; V. Vlybl. 2-4, V. Sftbl 1-4; Ath. Cl. 1,2 — Pres. 3; NHS 2,3 — Pres. 4; Drama 3; Peer Ed. 4; Jr. High Bskbl Coach 4. PAULA CORRIVEAU: Deca 1,3. Plans: Army (maybe). SHARON COLLIN: J.V. Bskbl 1-3; Deca 1 — Treas. 3. Plans: College — Business Management. STEVEN CYR: Plans: Army. LINDA DAIGLE: (Lee) Class Rep. 4; Bskbl 1,2; Vlybl 1; Plans: College in California for Cosmotology. LISA DEROSIER: (Lee) Class Council Rep 1,4 — Sec. 3; Student Council 1,4; SADD 1. Plans: UMFK — Business Management. DANIEL deMONTIGNY: (Dan) Plans: Goldsmith — repair jewelry. 7 .. . and of course. Seniors can be SUPERLATIVE! MOST ATHLETIC : Karen Hebert and Craig Ayotte. CLASS BLUSHERS : Wayne Morneault and Sylvie Sirois. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kelly Cyr and Duane Paradis BEST ALL AROUND : Danny Demontigney and Diane Albert. MOST AMBITIOUS : Gayle Bouchard and Jason Latham. BEST PERSONALITY : Rachel Ouellette and Danny Demontigney. ROBERT GUERRETTE: (Maudean) Asst. Coach V. Bskbl 4; Vlybl 4. Plans: Army. SHARON HEBERT: Deca 1; Photographer 3; J.V. Bskbl Mngr 1; V. Bskbl Mngr. 2-4. Plans: College — Cosmetologist. KIM GERVAIS: (Kimmi) Ath. Cl. 2-4; Soccer 1-3. KAREN HEBERT: V. Soccer 1-4; V. Bskbl 1-4; Vlybl 1-4: Sftbl 1-4; Ath. Cl. 2,3 V.P. 4; Student Council 1,2 Rep 3. Plans: NMVTI — Sec. JACQUELINE LACOURSE: (Jackie); SADD 3; Plans: UMFK. RANDY DUMAIS: (Country Boy) Plans: Farmer. RUTH HEBERT: AMY GUERRETTE: (Mim) V. Soccer 1,2; J.V. Bskbl 1. Plans: college. ALLEN DUMAIS: (Boon) Plans: Army — own Body Shop. JASON LATHAM: (Jay do Mouth) V. Soccer 1-4; V. Bskbl 3,4; Ath. Cl. 3,4; Vlybl 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4. Plans; College. STEVEN LEVESQUE: (Steve) EARL McGLAUGHLIN: Volleyball 1-4; Soccer 1. Plans; NMVTI. CARL LEVESQUE: (Refugee) Asst. Coach Girlls Bskbl 4; Bsbl 4. Plans: Army — well drilling. DONALD LEVESQUE: (Smiley) VICA Treasurer 3,4. Plans: Work Force. DENISE MARTIN: (Dee) V. Soccer 1-4; French Cl 1; Stu. Coun. Rep. 2; Vlybl 4; Drama 3; Ath. Cl. 2,3 — V.P. 4; Ath. Cl. 2,3. Plans: Undecided — USM. i DOUGLAS MICHAUD: Soccer 1-4; Ath. Cl. 4. Plans: Army — Bachelor life. GUY MATHIEU: (Sly-guy) After school band 1-4. Plans: Go to California and become a rock star. But, Seniors, being GENEROUS, give something back to those who gave so much to them. CLASS WILL We, the class of ’88, being of sound mind and having extremely good taste, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, therefore, leaving our most charished possessions to our fellow teachers. We bequeath: MR. BOUCHARD (Principal): The power of being in two places at one time and a summer vacation. MR. RAYMOND (Vice Principal): A patent to the phrase “My Dear Friends”. MRS. BOUGIE : A short cut to school and her own personalized signature stamp. MRS. ALBERT : “Over-the-counter” cough drops and tylenol. MR. MORIN : All our overdue books and a larger spending budget for library necessities. MR. WORKMAN : A pair of PINK suspenders, a year’s supply of tic tacs, and a KELLY card. MR. PALMER : Another Period Six class, a rise in the stock market, and a pack of gum. MR. CYR : The entire works of Shakespeare including Hamlet and a year’s supply of SAT nightmares. MRS. L. CYR : The answer to “What is the purpose of life?” and rollerskates to get from one end of the school to the other. MRS. LERMAN : A pair of stilts and her own tanning booth. MR. DUMONT : New state tax laws, a volume control, and a series of “Little House on the Prairie”. MR. ALDRETE : A “NO SMOKING” sign in the teacher’s room, a permanent moustache, and year’s supply of DECAF coffee. MR. CLAPP : A permanent janitor to clean up his room after his art classes. MRS. OUELLETTE : Twenty-six hours in a day and a garbage disposal for student’s gum. MR. OUELLETTE : A place to put his loose change and a ski pass at Mont Farlagne. MRS. FAUCHER : Art lessons and another visit to the Boston Museum. MR. DESCHAINE : A brand new truck and a state championship soccer team. MRS. E. CYR : One thousand sold candycanes for her following classes. MRS. FONGEMIE A cure for her back problem. MRS. FOSTER : A photocopier and a lifetime supply of paper. MR. TALBOT : Another child and a foreign exchange student. MR. MICHAUD : A high tech darkroom. WAYNE MORNEAULT: (Bleds) Student Council Rep. 2; Vlybl 3,4; NHS 4. Plans: Computers. BRIAN NADEAU: Plans: Work in woods related industry. JANICE NADEAU: (Jan) SADD 1; J.V. Bskbl 1; V. Cheerl. 2,3; Stu. Coun. Rep. 2,3 — Sec. 4. Plans: Casco Bay College — Travel and Tourism. CINDY OUELLETTE: Class Rep. at large; Cheerl. 3. Plans: Undecided. RACHEL OUELLETTE: (Chel) V.P. Class Coun. 2,3; Cheerl 1,2; Yrbk Photographer 1-4; French Cl. 1. Plans: UMFK — Elementary Education. MARK PARADIS: Band 1,2. Plans: College — Mechanical Engineering. DEANA PELLETIER: Plans: Liberal Arts — USM. 14 DEBBRA PELLETIER: Cheerl. 1-2, Band 1,2; Yrbk 1 — Ed. 2; Newsp. 1 — Ed. 2; Class Council Trea. 1; French Cl. Sec. 2; SADD 3; Ath. Cl. 3; Sci. Cl. 3. Plans: Registered Nurse. KEVIN PELLETIER: (Flash) VICA 3. Plans: Joining the work force. SHEILA PELLETIER: J.V. Bskbl 1; V. Bskbl 2; V. Soccer 1,2,3; Stu. Coun. Rep. 1 — Sec. 2 — Pres. 3; Pres. Northern Regional Student Council 3. Plans: UMFK — Elementary Ed. DENNIS ROY: (Sly) Band 1,2. Plans: NMVTI. KEVIN RUEST: Plans: Get out of area and make money. GLEN SINCLAIR: Plans: Welding at Both Iron Works. SYLVIE SIROIS: (Sly) CYM 2,3,4. Plans: NMVTI — Secretary. PAUL ST.PETER: Plans: Join work force. ALVIN TARDIF: Plans: Join the work force. KIM THERIAULT: Plans: NMVTI — LPN. NATHALIE THIBODEAU: (Rat) Bskbl. 1. Plans: Get job in area. 15 Wisdom High School Girl’s Varsity Team: (upper left to lower right) Paula Collin, Treva Aldrete, Chantal Bourgoin, Ariana Talbot. Lynn Thibeault. Shelly Couture. Sandy Sirois, Tena Bosse, Kelly Michaud,.Mr. Joe Deschaine (“Coach”), Nicole Corriveau, Jill Edgecomb, Julie Roy, Robin Wrisley, Leta Fongemie, Miriam Talbot, Connie Plourde, Lisa Desjardins. Gayle Bouchard, Denise Martin, Karen Hebert. 16 Home 1987-88 GIRL’S VARSITY SOCCER Game Opponent 3 Madawaska 0 4 Washburn '• 1 2 Central Aroostook 3 3 (ot) Fort Kent 4 1 Van Buren 2 1 Ashland 4 2 Fort Kent 7 0 Central Aroostook 4 5 Ashland 0 3 Van Buren 2 5 Presque Isle 2 0 Madawaska 1 4 Fort Fairfield 6 4 Washburn 5 7 POST SEASON Washburn 3 0 Penobscot Valley 4 if was hard this year, a rough season. Before the harvest things were going well, but after it we seemed to be playing below our potential. We made the semi-finals, but Penobscot Valley was too tough for us, they went on to be the state champs. We re only losing 3 seniors, so I'm very optimistic about next year. Dee Martin — Co-Captain mp Front Row, L to R: Scott Sinclair, Douglas Michaud, Jason Latham, Jason Morneaulf, Craig Ayotte, Robbie Sinclair, Keith Dourgoin. 2nd Row: Dennis Michaud, Shawn Ovellette, Mark Daigle, Todd Dumond, James Corriveau, Coach Aldrete. 3rd Row: Scotf Gagnon, Danny Cyr, J. J. Dugal, Scott Michaud, Mark Sirvis. Last Row: Scott Guerrette, Jamie Berube, Kenneth Sirois, Paul Nadlow. BOYS SOCCER 19 mam This wasn’t one of our best seasons. It started off well, but then went downhill. We did have some good games, especially the one against Fort Fairfield. They were in first place but we shut them out 3-0! We’ll only be missing four seniors next season so next year we could do very well. Doug Michaud — Co-Captain GAME WITH WISDOM OPPONENT Washburn 5 5 Central Aroo. 3 3 Easton 3 2 Centra! Aroo. 2 5 Ashland 0 3 Easton 3 4 Von Buren 0 2 Ashland 0 3 Southern Aroo. 2 2 Southern Aroo. 0 1 Madawaska 0 4 Port Fairfield 3 0 Washburn 0 2 Presque Isle 1 4 Back Row: Julie Roy, Chantel Bourgoin, Treva Aldrefe, Jill Edgecomb, Lynn Thibeault, April Thibeault, Tina Bosse, Captain Karen Hebert, Paula Collin, Robin Wrisley, Wendy Fortin, Tina Bourgoin, Coach Joe Deschaine. Front Row: Managers — Stacie Chamberland, Mira Saucier, Leta Fongemie, Dona Saucier, Carl Levesque. GIRLS BASKETBALL KAREN HEBERT SCORES 1000 PTS. After making the All-State Soccer Team last fall Karen continued to add accomplishments as a senior. She again made all-state, was the Pioneer representative at the All-Star East- West basketball game in Augusta and scored over 1000 points in her high school career. Girls Varsity Basketball Opponent Van Buren Location Away Wisdom Opponent 34 46 Loss Madawoska Home 48 37 Win Washburn Home 34 44 Loss Fort Kent Home 40 44 Loss Ashland Away 53 59 Loss Limestone Home 36 56 Loss Madawoska Away 54 36 Win Hodgdon Away 49 55 Loss Central Aroostook Home 52 73 Loss Van Buren Home 59 49 Win Fort Kent Away 45 60 Loss Ashland Home 46 47 Loss Limestone Away 43 61 Loss Central Aroostook Away 56 67 Loss Washburn Away 39 49 Loss Hodgdon Home 47 46 Win Easr Grand Post Season 19 43 Loss It was a good season; every game was a close, tough one. Our biggest game was the one against hodgdon to make the playoffs. We’re a young team and I think we’ll make the playoffs again next year if the team works together. KAREN HEBERT — Captain Back Row: Phil Guerrette, Jason Latham, J. J. Dugal, Glen Hawkins, Jason Morneault, Craig Ayotte, Keith Bourgoin, Coach Leroy Marquis. Front Row: Shawn Ouellette, Dale Picard, Robbie Sinclair, James Corriveau and Bruce Gervais. BOY’S BASKETBALL BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL HOME GAME OPPONENT 50 Easton 71 58 East Grand 68 40 Fort Kent 56 56 Allagash 41 56 Ashland 80 43 Madawaska 54 49 Easton 84 45 Fort Kent 83 53 East Grand 63 47 Van Buren 67 47 Ashland 79 49 Madawaska 82 77 Allagash 70 26 it was a tough year — frustrating. But, next year we’ll be a tough team. With only two seni- ors this year, most of the team will be back. The best mo- ment for me was winning the last game. CRAIG AYOTTE — Captain Karie Michaud, Tracy Bouchard, Peggy Gagnon, Liz Bourgoin, Dawn Bouchard, Kim Gagnon, Tammy Ayotte Cpt., Mascot Robin Bernier, Jennifer Michaud, Barbara Lynn Paradis, Tammy Martin, Tina Beaulieu Cheerleaders On April 8, Wisdom High was the scene of some exciting basketball action as the celebrated Ar- kansas Gems played a benefit game against the venerable Wisdom Playboys. The Gems featured outstanding female players who really kept the scoreboard flashing and wowed the crowd with fancy ballwork. The proceeds went to the Wisdom High Athletic Club. ARKANSAS GEMS Front Row: Diane Albert, Kelly Cyr, Karen Hebert, Cindy Albert. Back Row: Jill Edgecomb, Lisa Desjardin, Leta Fongemie, Miriam Talbot and Julie Roy. GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL GIRL’S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL COUNTY VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT CLASS B OPPONENT AT Ashland Limestone High Washburn Limestone High Hodgdon Limestone High Hodgdon Limestone High VICTORS Wisdom Wisdom Wisdom Wisdom WISDOM WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP! 31 We had a lot of fun. We worked real hard. As a result, Wisdom got the Championship again. That makes 12 out of the last 13 years. It was such a feeling of pride when we got m the trophy! It was also quite a feeling walking into the tour- nament gym knowing people were watching US play; we were y the team to beat. £ KELLY CYR — Co-Captain Front Row: Jason Morneault, Jason Latham, Craig Ayotte, Todd Dumond Back Row: Bruse Gervais, Jon Pelletier, Scott Lavertu, Shawn Ouellette. BOY’S VOLLEYBALL BOY S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL COUNTY VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT CLASS B OPPONENT LOCATION VICTORS Ashland Central Aroostook Ashland Southern Aroostook Central Aroostook Wisdom Limestone Central Aroostook Wisdom Easton Central Aroostook Wisdom Ashland Central Aroostook Wisdom Central Aroostook Central Aroostook Wisdom WISDOM WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP! —■ i w it again year. next SHAWN OUEL- wm LETTE — tain Cap- 1 . -n PW We worked hard and it paid off. After the first loss, we know we had to get seri- ous. Central Aroostook was the toughest team we faced. I hope we can win Front Row: Mira Saucier, Paula Collin, Chantel Bourgoin, Treva Aldrete 2nd Row: Jill Edgecomb, Connie Plourde, Nicole Corriveau, Leta Fongemie, Robin Wrisley, Julie Roy 3rd Row: Lynn Thibeault, Sandy Sirois, Tina Bosse, Kim Michaud, Tina Bourgoin 4th Row: Mira Saucier. Paula Collin, Chantel Bourgoin, Treva Aldrete. WITH WISDOM OPPONENT Central Aroo. 8 7 Madawaska 13 2 Van Buren 29 5 Easton 32 7 Ashland 4 19 Ashland 16 3 Van Buren 27 3 Fort Kent 10 8 Fort Fairfield 3 4 Central Aroo. 7 10 Easton 21 3 Washburn 19 1 Washburn 8 7 Fort Kent 7 11 Fort Fairfield 1 10 Madawaska 7 ' 0 QUARTER FINAL Jones Port 8 7 SEMI-FINALS Katahdin 0 12 This was the best out of the four years I ve been playing, the team seemed more together. We played as a team. Beating Jonesport-Beals in the quarter finals was a real high point, I felt we could go all the way. Though we didn't win Eastern Maine, I felt we did really well this year. Diane Albert — Co-Captain 38 ( Front Row: Steve Ouellette, Shown Ouellette, Mark Daigle, Jon Pelletier. Middle Row: Martin Moshier, Todd Dumond, Jason Therieault, Carl Levesque, Coach Mike Aldrete. Back Row: Kevin Levesque, Paul Hollywood Nadeau, Danny Cyr, James Corriveau BASEBALL Opponent Varsity Baseball Wisdom Opponent Cenrrol Aroostook 7 8 Modowosko 2 27 Von Buren 5 10 Fort Kent 6 9 Ashlond 6 5 Ashlond 0 5 Van Buren 8 9 Fort Fairfield 6 11 Cenrrol Aroostook 7 6 Fort Kent 11 10 Washburn 8 0 Woshburn 6 12 Fort Fairfield 2 15 Modowosko 0 1 If was a frustrating year because we were expected to do better after last years undefeated season. Ve'll have to strengthen the hitting and de- fense for next year. Ve had a lot of first year players this year, but I think with practice next year well do better. I think missing the spring training session in April hurt us a bit, but next year well be going and that will help us a lot. Jon Pelletier — Captain r | 11 Ps mi ATHLETIC AWARDS Wisdom High School annually holds a ceremony to recognize ex- cellence in athletics. This year's roster of standouts was headed by Karen Hebert and Craig Ayotte, Wisdom's athletes of the year. All of the winners certainly deserved recognition for their dedication, the hours of practice, and that ex- tra skill and effort that won them their honors. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR CRAIG AYOTTE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR KAREN HEDERT ATHLETE SCHOLAR JULIE ROY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD RODIN WRISLEY PHYSICAL FITNESS TODD DUMOND WISDOM'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS SOCCER TODD DUMOND BASKETBALL JASON MORNEAULT BASEBALL JON PELLETIER NOT PICTURED SOFTBALL DIANE ALBERT 43 THE ROYAL COURT Craig Ayotte Douglas Michaud Jason Latham Duane Paradis Karen Hebert Diane Albert Kim Theriault Cindy Albert Crown Bearers Julie Chasse QUEEN DIANE ALBERT KING CRAIG AYOTTE And the winner is THE JUNIORS!! 46 'i -: ; WmgmMm, The Belle of Amhersf is o rather uncommon form of biography — the dramatized biography. It is also a different kind of drama — the one- person ploy. On Broadway the lead role went to actress Julie Harris, but here of Wisdom High if wos our own Cleo Ouellette playing the port of the seclusive poet Emily Dickinson. With the stage adjusted to look like a Victorian living room, Mrs. Ouellette used the audience and invisible co- actors to conversationally bring Dick- inson to life. Dressed all in white, on eccentricity of Dickinson's, Mrs. Ouel- lette dramatically delivered dialogue and poetry. And it would appear from the applause that the audience Judged tenderly — of her. 48 A pair of activities on the part of our principal, Mr. Bouchard, brought a dimen- sion to the job that puts it into the realm of service above and beyond” the normal line of duty. The first was the result of a unique fundraiser by the sophomore class. Students were allowed to vote for which faculty or administration member they wanted to kiss the pig” by depositing mon- ey into cans representing each contestant. Mrs. Andy Labbe and Mr. Curtis Talbot won the right to show affection to the reluctant pig, but in the spirit of sportsmanship, close runner up Mr. Bouchard donned top hat and tuxedo for an amorous moment with the squealing piglet. Later in the year Mr. Bouchard again showed his gameness and flexibility by switching roles with a student, Kevin Ruest. Looking every bit the part Mr. Bouchard headed out in plaid shirt and cap for a day of tree harvesting. By exhibiting such a will- ing spirit and good humor, Mr. Bouchard surely went beyond the normal duties of his job and helped to set an upbeat tone for the school he leads. 49 participated in the 1968 Spelling Dee. This year's winner was DANIELLE LAVERTUEI 50 JSBn : ■ ■■ Cindy Vicky Gayle Lori Bourgoin Kelly Cyr Jason Latham Wayne Morneault Cindy Ouellette Juniors: Dawn Bouchard Mark Daigle Jill Edgecomb Gervais Jason Morneault Shawn Ouellette Julie Roy Miriam Talbot 7 y Robin Wrisl Sophomores: Becky Levesque Shawn Morneault k Freshmen: Tracy Bouchard Dena Daigle Lola Guerrette Scott Marquis Scott Michaud Tammy Michaud Keith Morneault Barbara Paradis Ariona Talbot Cindy Albert was selected to receive the 1988 Principal's Award. The award, spon- sored by.the Maine Secondary Schools Prin- cipal’s Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior's academic lievement and citizenship. Her award as presented at an Honor's Luncheon on April 9, at the Bangor Civic Center; and re- presented at the Honors Program by Mr. Paul Bouchard. Cindy was also re- presented with a plaque she received for the Youth Merit Award, sponsored by the Madawaska Rotary Club. This award was given on the basis of her school and community; service, dependability and leadership. The actual presentation of this award was on April 27, at an Honors Ban- quet in Madawaska. ¥ 53 _J The setting was almost from a fairy tale. Down a tree lined path, across a drawbridge spanning a crys- tal blue moat that flowed and sparkled, through the gates of a huge stone castle with lofty spires the couples came, stepping finally info the inner ballroom hung with heraldic banners and illuminated by light ren- dered jewelike as it passed through stained glass. But more dazzling than the surroundings were the dancers at this ball, seem- ingly enchanted by a flick- ering aura, an elusive blend of youth and adulthood. Shimmering gowns, stately tuxedos, spontaneous smiles, pulsing music hyp- notically bringing the danc- ers to their feet and into mo- tion. It was magic, truly a night to remember. 55 € M 1988 Commencement Exercise V v Wisdom High School was the site last Wednesday, June 8th, of the 1988 graduation program.-Sorne 800 parents, friends, and relatives were on hand to witness this event which saw 56 Seniors receive their diplomas, the Wisdom Jr. and Sr. High School Band — directed by Ms. Suzanne Olmsted — provided the music during the evening, playing such selections as: “Chantey for Flutes,” and “Rock Around the Clock.” The Commencement Addresses were given by: Cindy Albert, the salutatorian — Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Albert; Wayne Momeault, the honor essayist I — Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reno Morneault; Kelly Cyr, the honor essayist II — Kelly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cyr; and Gayle Bouchard, the valedictorian — Gayle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bouchard. 56 Seniors received their diplomas conferred by Mr. William O’Connel — Superintendent of Schools; assisted by Mrs. Judy Bougie ________I Guidance Counselor, Mr. Greg Ouellette — Senior Class Advisor, and Mr. Paul J. Bouchard — Principal of Wisdom High School. AWARDS: The following awards were presented by Guidance Counselor Mrs. Judy Bougie. 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 Cindy Albert; the Math Award went to Gayle Bouchard; the Science Award to Wayne Morneault; the Social Studies Award to Kelly Cyr; the French Award to Cindy Albert; the Business Award to Deana Pelletier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Pelletier; the Industrial Arts Award to Craig Ayotte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ayotte; the Home Economics'® ward to Melissa Caron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caron; the Band Award to Jessica Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark; the Physical Education Award to Karen Hebert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hebert; the Vocational Award to Alvin Tardiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alberie Tardiff; Certified Nursing Assistants certificates were presented to Kim Gervais, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gervais; Kim Theriault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Theriault; and Nathatlie Thibodeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Thibodeau. HONOR AND HIGH HONOR AWARDS: Honor Awards were presented to those Seniors who generated an academic average of 90 or better for all courses during their 4 years of high school. The recipient of this award was Kelly Cyr. High Honor Awards were presented to those Seniors who not only averaged 90 or better during their 4 years, but also were able to make the Honor Roll or High Honors for each ranking period during their high school years (16 quarter's). The recipients of this award were: Cindy Albert, Gayle Bouchard, and Wayne Morneault. PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS for 1988 were presented to Cindy Albert, Vicky Bechard, Gayle Bouchard, Jason Latham, Wayne Morneault and Duane Paradis. MAINE EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM certificates were presented to: Gayle Bouchard, who scored in the 96th percentile in mathematics; and Jessica Clark, who scored in the 98th percentile in writing. SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS presented certificates of merit in recognition of 3 years of excellence iii mathematics and science to: Cindy Albert, Gayle Bouchard, and Vicky Bechard. PERFECT AND NEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS: ’ We have one Senior who missed only 1 day during his 4 years of high school — Steven Levesque, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Levesque. We have one Senior who missed only 2 days in ALL 12 years of school!!! — Donald Levesque, also the son of Mr. and Mrs) Lawrence Levesque. SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS were presented to the top 4 students in the class. This year’s recipients were: Kelly Cyr, Honor Essay I; Wayne Morneault, Honor Essay II; Cindy Albert, Salutatorian; and Gayle Bouchard, Valedictorian. MADAWASKA ROTARY CLUB HONOR STUDENT AWARDS were presented to: Cindy Albert, Gayle Bouchard, and Wayne Morneault SCHOLARSHIPS: g The American Legion Auxiliary Cyr-Plourde Post 145 awarded 4 — $100 scholarships to Cindy Albert, Jackie Lacourse, Mark Paradis, and Sylvie Sirois. The American Legion Cyr-Plourde Post 145 awarded 2 — $200 scholarships to Cindy Albert and Jason Latham. The Thomas O. Cyr Unit 147 American Legion Auxiliary of Madawaska awarded a $100 scholarship to Janice Nadeau. The St. Joseph’s Nursing Home awarded a $100 scholarship to Kim Theriault. The Sf.vAgatha Federal Credit Union awarded 2 — $100 scholarships to Lori Bourgoin and Rachel Ouellette. The W.H.S. Athletic Club awarded 3 —,$100 scholarships to Gayle Bouchard, Jason Latham, and Denise Martin. ‘ The W.H.S. National Honor Society awarded 4 — $100 scholarships to Cindy Albert, Gayle Bouchard, Lori Bourgoin, and Wayne Morneault. The MSAD 33 Education Association awarded 9 — $150 scholarships to Cindy Albert, Craig Ayotte, Gayle Bouchard, Lori Bourgoin, Jason Latham, Denise Martin, Wayne Morneault, Debbra Pelletier, and Sheila Pelletier. .. . x The Fort Kent Council of Business and Professional Women awarded a $150 scholarship to Cindy Albert. The Northern Trading Company awarded a $200 scholarship to the 1st runner up in the Miss Greater Madawaska Pageant, Debbra Pelletier. The Casco Northern Bank awarded a Warman Scholarship of $4,000 to Ruth Hebert (renewable 4 years). The Maine State Employees Association awarded the Murray L. Brown scholarship in the amount of $500 to Cindy Albert. Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas awarded a $5§p soccer scholarship to Jason Latham. The Maine State Academy of Hair Design awarded a $500 scholarship to Pamela Martin.' ® Westbrook College awarded the Presidents Academic Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 to Gayle Bouchard. The Least We Forget (POW) (MIA) (KIA) scholarship fund awarded a $400 scholarship to Jason Latham. The St. Joseph’s College awarded a $2,400 scholarship to Vicky Bechard. The Blaine House Scholars Program awarded a $1,500 scholarship in the form of an interest free loan, that does not need to be repayed if the student enters the teaching field, to Cindy Albert. The Upward Bound Program at Bowdoin College awarded a $1,600 scholarship to attend the Bridge'Summer program to Jason Latham. The George and Annie Knox Scholarships are administered by the board of trustees of Ricker College and are presented to Aroostook County students seeking a bachelors degree. This scholarship of $1,000, which can be renewed annually, was awarded to Cindy Albert. CITIZENSHIP AWARD was presented to Kelly Cyr for her extensive amount of service she gave to her school and community. Specifically thi award recognizes those high qualities of Courage, Honor, Leadership, and Service. MEMORIAL AWARD: The annual “Paul E. Chasse Memorial Award,” set up 13 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, such as — humility, high moral virtues, perseverance, industriousness, and caring for others. This award was presented to Cindy Albert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Albert. 60 ioyle Bouchard Valedictorian Salutatorian Cindy Albert 63 OUR JANITORS ... Mr. Bob Gervais Head Custodian Bus Driver Mr. Fernand Beaulieu Custodian Bus Driver Mrs. Leigh St. Peter Custodian Bus Driver Mr. Rosaire Beaulieu Custodian Bus Driver AND OUR COOKS! Mrs. Lucille Michaud Cook Mrs. Jeanne Chasse Cook 64 Mrs. Joan Cyr Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Victoria Bosse Cook W.H.S. Mrs. Gloria Gervais District Bookkeeper Mrs. Claudia Morin Secretary to the Principal Mr. John A. Houghton Interim Superintendent Mr. William O’Connell Superintendent Mr. Paul Bouchard W.H.S. Principal Administration Mrs. Pat Bourgoin Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Irma Sirois Clerical Aide 65 Mrs. Pat Morin Guidance and Voc. Ed. Secretary Mr. Dave Raymond Assistant Principal Jr. High Social Studies Mr. Gilbert Albert Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Judy Bougie Guidance Counselor Mr. Peter Edgecomb Voc. Ed. Director Mrs. Arlene Albert School Nurse Kevin Ruest Principal For a Day! Mr. Therron Morin Curriculum Coordinator Secretary Mrs. Helen Ayotte Substitute Mr. Edward Boyton Jr. High English Reading Mr. Douglas Clapp Art and Substitute Mr. Conrad Cyr English Ms. Carol Cyr Special Education Teacher Assistant Mr. Lawrence Dumont Mrs. Louise Cyr Business Education Math and Science Mr. Joseph Deschaine Physical Education Mrs. Gisele Faucher Science and Math Mrs. Mary J. Fongemie Special Education Teacher Aide Mrs. Judith A. Foster Home Economics and Fine Arts Mrs. Theresa Guerrefte Jr. High Special Ed. Mrs. Arlene Lerman Business Education Mr. Lester Michaud Jr. High Science and Fine Arts Mr. Gerard Morin Librarian Mr. Curtis Talbot Math and Science Ms. Suzanne Olmsted Music and Band Mr. Joel Palmer Industrial Arts Mr. Kevin Plrle Mr. James Rotella Mr. Lawrence Workmen Tree Harvesting Jr. High Math and Science Math and Science JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB THE STORM The Jr. High Dromo Club staged two performances of a pair of one act ploys this year. The young actors and actresses were really challenged by the contrasting moo- dy drama of The Storm and the fast paced comedy of Oh Baby. The Storm starred Ronnie Guerretfe, Tammy Pelletier, Roy Dumond, Kelly Thibeaulf and Kelly Paradis and Oh Baby featured Ronnie Guer- rette, Randy Ayotte, Tracy Michaud, Amy Cyr, and Jennifer Thibeault. Both showings were well received and the Wisdom Dra- ma Club expects to be seeing a lot more of these young peoples talents. OH BABY WISDOM HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB This was a busy, productive, growth filled year for Wisdom's Drama Club with four one act plays, a three act play, and an entry in the state one-act play contest held in Limestone March 11th. Membership in the club ran as high as 25 most of the year. The one act plays were presented as An Evening of Theater February 24th to a packed auditorium. The crowd got to see a wide range of styles, talents, and settings as each play unfolded. First Childhood with its juvenile view of the adult world and its dreamy bus ride through imagination; then When God Comes To Breakfasr an unconventional look at theology complete with a female deity, an exploding toaster, and an endearing couple named Harry and Beatrice. Requiem For A Small Town, a biting, cynical look at small town values struggling to survive in a changing world, offered some great ensemble acting by a large cast with unforgettable comic relief coming in the form of two old ladies named Millie and Mollie. This was the school's entry at Limestone and Sandy Slrois was selected to the all festival cast for her role as Millie. Lastly, Good-bye To The Clown dramatically showed how one child learned to accept the loss of a parent. When the imaginery clown said good-bye to Peggy the hushed crowd responded heartily to the close of an evenings top notch entertainment. But it was back to work for the players as casting and preparation for the Spring play The Groom Said No! began. The years final play, performed May 8fh, was a full three acts of comedy. Set in the late 1940's and accompanied by swing era tunes, it fold the story of Steve Cameron's return from the military and the ensuing battle between the girl he left behind and the Navy nurse he loves. The supporting cast of a domineering mother, a muddled but wise father, some feisty sisters and nosy neighbors filled out a standout cast that left the audience occasionally roaring with laughter. If was indeed a fitting climax to a season of fine Pioneer Drama. Front Row: J. J. Dugal, Gayle Bouchard, Kelly Cyr, Lori Bourgoin, Cindy Albert, Nicole Corriveau. Middle Row: Miriam Talbot, Dawn Bouchard, Robin Wrisley, Julie Roy. Back Row: Wayne Morneault, Dona Saucier, Leta Fongemie, Scott Lavertue, Mrs. Louise Cyr (Advisor), and Jill Edgecomb. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Wisdom Junior Senior High Front Row: L-R, librarian, Miriam Talbot; president, Jason Latham; vice pres- ident, Jessica Clark; treasurer-secretary, Tina Bosse; public relations, Scott Lauertue; Back Row: L-R, 11th rep.. Dona Saucier; 9th rep., Ariana Talbot; 10th rep., James Corriveau; 8th rep., Mike Pelletier; 7th rep., Douglas Lerman. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Sophomore Treasurer: Danny Cyr, Representative: Gary Picard, Senior Secretary: Janice Nadeau, Sophomore Vice President: Donna Pelletier, Junior High Secretary: David Pelletier. Room 9: Lisa Derosier. 2nd Row: Room 6: Julie Roy, Room 8: Jenny Michaud. Representative at Large: Leta Fongemie, President: Sheila Pelletier. Room 7: Karie Paradis. Representative at Large: Kelly Michaud. 3rd Row: Room 13: Treva Aldrete, Representative at Large: Jennifer Michaud, Home Economics: Chantel Bourgoin, Junior High President: Tammy Pelletier, Room 4: Tammy Martin, Junior High Vice President: Jennifer Warner. Junior High Treasurer: Tonya Michaud, Junior High Advisor: Mrs. Theresa Guerrette. Back Row: Room 14: Paula Collin, Representative at Large: Scott Rossignol. Room 12: Linda Daigle, Room 10: Diane Albert, Room 5: Vicky Cyr, Sophomore Advisors: Mr. Dave Raymond, and Mr. Gerard Morin. Front Row: Lisa Desjardins, Jenny Michaud, Leta Fongemie, Cindy Albert, Kelly Cyr, Lori Bourgoin, Dona Saucier, Heather Tincher, Liz Bourgoin, Karie Michaud. Middle Row: Steve Ouellette, Robin Bernier, Jim Cyr. Scott Laverture, Mrs. Louise Cyr (Advisor), Shelly Couture, Dawn Bouchard. Back Row: Lisa Chamberland, Cindy Lavoie. Julie Roy, Jill Edgecomb, Kim St.George, April Tardif. Robin Wrisley, Nicole Corriveau. Absent is: Donna Pelleier. PEER EDUCATORS mm NEWSPAPER STAFF VOCATIONAL ED. Front Row: Dave Albert, Mr. Clarence Levesque, Bobby Guerrette, and Donald Levesque; Back Row: Glen Sinclair, Terry Pinnette, Douglas Michaud, Earl McGlaughlin, Dana Dionne, and Craig Ayotte, Susan Marguls, April Tardif, Kim St.George, Mr. Edward Boynton (Advisor), and Connie Plourde. — 78 This was q busy, produc- tive year for the art students at W.H.S. One of the high- lights was the Egyptian dis- play. Mr. Clapp and his de- voted band of artist set up an impressive array of mu- rals, sculptures, and a real- istic tomb complete with hi- eroglyphic curses and a mummy. ART CLASS J u N 1 O R S Class Officers Front Row: Vice President: Dawn Bouchard, President: Robin Wrisley, Class Representative: Jenny Michaud, and Julie Roy, Secretary: Jason Morneault. Back Row: Class Representative: Karie Paradis, Representative at Large: Leta Fongemie, Treasurer: Nicole Corriveau. David Albert Keith Ayotte Kevin Ayotte Robin Bernier Dale Bourgoin Keith Bourgoin Liz Bourgoin Lisa Chamberland Mark Chamberland Carol Corriveau Nicole Corriveau Kelly Couture Shelly Couture Jim Cyr Mark Daigle Ricky Daigle Lise DeMontigny Lisa Desjardins Paula Dumais Mark Dumond Todd Dumond Jill Edgecomb Leta Fongemie Kim Gagnon Bruce Gervais JUNIORS 82 Other members of the Junior Class: Brenda Clavette, Lynn Guimond, Glen Hawkins. JUNIORS Kent Guerrette Philip Guerrette Scott Lavertu Cindy Lavoie Jenny Michaud Karie Michaud Jamie Morneault Jason Morneault Bruce Ouellette Shawn Ouellette Steve Ouellette Karie Paradis Tom Paradis Donna Pelleteir Jon Pelletier Dale Picard Connie Plourde Julie Roy Dona Saucier Scott Sinclair Kim St.George Miriam Talbot April Tardif Jason Thibeault Heather Tincher 83 Jason Banville {Secretary}, Jason Morneault (President), Ricky Gervais (Vice President), Gary Picard, Vicky Cyr, and Tammy Martin (Representatives), Kelly Michaud (Representative at Large). Absent from the photo is Shawn Goyette (Treasurer). CLASS OFFICERS Jason Morneault. Ricky Gervais, Jason Banville, Shawn Goyette. Tina Beaulieu Mathew Caron Gary Chamberland James Corriveau James Dugal Ricky Dumais Allan Felton Peggy Gagnon Vicky Gagnon Laura Guerrette SOPHOMORES Becky Levesque Larry Levesque Susan Marguis Tammy Martin Dennis Michaud Kelly Michaud Kim Michaud Myra Michaud Martin Moshier Paul Nadeau Gary Picard Luc Rossignol Sandy Sirois April Thibeault Jamie Thibeault 86 SOPHOMORES Jason Banville Tina Bosse Tina Chamberland Melissa Cote Vicky Cyr Roger Felton Jason Fortin Melissa Ling John Mathieu Andrew McQuarrie Kim Morneault Shawn Morneault Ricardo Schonhofen RICARDO SCHONHOFEN an exchange student from BRAZIL 87 Glen Chamberland CLASS OFFICERS Lola Guerrette President: Glen Chamberland, Vice President: Lola Guerrette, Secretary: Tammy Michaud, Treasurer: Tracy Bouchard, Class Representatives: Treva Aldrete, Chantel Bourgoin, Paula Collin, Representative at Large: Jennifer Michaud. FRESHMEN Todd Albert Treva Aldrete Jamie Berube Tracy Bouchard Chantel Bourgoin Tina Bourgoin Stacie Chamberlain Gary Chasse Larry Chasse Tammy Clavette Paula Collin Peggy Corriveau Tina Cote Danny Cyr Dena Daigle Todd Daigle Shawn Fongemie Wendy Fortin Craig Franck Scott Gagnon Terrance Gervais Michelle Guerrette Scott Guerrette Jennifer Hebert Aaron Labrie 92 FRESHMEN David Lagasse Kevin Levesque Scott Marquis Dale Michaud Denise Michaud Jennifer Michaud Scott Michaud Tammy Michaud Keith Morneault Melodie Olmsted Barbara Paradis Jason Paradis James Pelletier James Picard Kevin Picard Gary Raymond Tammy Ringuette Mira Saucier Kenneth Sirois Mark Sirois Ariana Talbot Jason Theriault Bruce Thibeault Lynn Thibeault John Tincher Absent from photos: Carrie Larson (a new student). 93 Introducing • • • W.H.S. JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Secretary: Jennifer Warner, President: Tammy Pelletier Treasurer: Tonya Michaud, Vice President: David Pelletier. EIGHTH GRADE Randy Ayotte Jeffry Berube Scott Bouchard Irvin Butler Jason Campagna Kevin Chasse Scott Chasse Amy Cyr Sammy Daigle Tina Daigle Troy Daigle Scott Dubois Jessie Dumais Roy Dumond Kirk Fongemie 95 Randy Guerrette Ronnie Guerrette Shannon Lagasse Jason McGIaughlin Maoni Michaud Traci Michaud Angela Olmsted Chand Ouellette Michael Ouellette Stacie Paradis David Pelletier Michael Pelletier Tammy Pelletier Glen Picard Jason Picard Tommy Ringuette Paul Roy Beverly Sirois Jason Tardif Jennifer Thibeault Jonathon Violette Jennifer Warner April Wrisley JR. HIGH Jr. High Mark Albert Michelle Chamberland Scott Chamberland Keith Chasse Rhyne Clapp Becky Derosier Mark Dugal Timothy Flanders Dwayne Gagnon Carla Guerrette Christine Guerrette Shawn Hawkins James Killarney Dean Lavoie Douglas Lerman Shelly Levesque Benjamin Michaud Eric Michaud Kathy Michaud Lori Michaud Mark Michaud Tonya Michaud Chad Ouellette Nicholas Ouellette Shannon Ouellette 97 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS i THE FOLLOWING PAGES REPRESENT THE SUPPORT OF LOCAL BUSINESSES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR THIS YEARBOOK AS WELL AS THEIR . .. 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Cheerleaders Cooks Dromo . Freshmen Gems Basketball Go Girls Basketball . .i Girls Soccer......| Girls Softball . . . .| Girls Volleyball Graduation . . Honors Banquet. .1 Janitors Juniors Junior High . . . I MSAD 33 Staff Notional Honor Soci Newspaper.... Peer Educators . Prom........... Science Fair. . .1 Seniors........ Sophomores . A Spelling Bee . .1 Student Council f. Vocational . . Winter Cornivolf. Writing Contest f. 120