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

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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.

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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.