Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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BOARD OF OFFICERS: Seated, l. to r.: Mr, David Fenner, Brother Amedy, Mr. Roger Manseau, Mr. Robert Stewart, Mr. joseph Banks, Mr. Daniel McDonald, Mr. Ralph Stevens and Mr. Herve Landry. The Bradley Men's Association P 5- President Roger Manseau 4 S: , . ' ,, i 1.. .- i - k,.V R ,,ti l s ' , ' L R... 'i . Q eeer Frank Kean and Mr. Wilfritl I-Hflamme' fe' Past offl cers: Mr. Edward ONeill, Mft 98 Mr. Richard Walsh.

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