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

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i Should it begin to fizz, alert all classes, ROGER LAPLANTE HROXU Orchestra 2g Dramatics. to the quiet chuckle . . . with Gagnon on radio closed circuit radio sta- Lee DeForrest . . . and television the lighting A moment ago, dismissal seemed several thousand light years away. CHARLES LARIVIERE RONALD LAVIGNE ALBERT LECLERC Charlie Clem Al I I ' ' .v ,T .,., ., ,. , .., . fs! , , , , - r w.. 'wt 'ff Q f rr-we Q! ,504 - 4 . L - A A championship of 1951 . . , will always Parade . . . personal chauffeur for the court . . . interested in watching Brad- be remembered by classmates. Benilde Club . . . dynamic personality ley's athletic teams in action. with a built-in overdrive. if

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RAYMOND o Dramatics 4g Pionegf 42 4g Brother Benildg Chlihlif ' , i V A familiar ligure 1 'Qto every morning ,. '.'Q,i1mdiIS!7iiihii5,EyledSant and perseyerizsg forward ro a businbiig 25596: .ylixijorfiiomo of the prodttifiitiifitiidfx '!Seven Keys to active in his Ray' Monitored phoneicalls in a democracy? Gentlemen, these are no pie-in-the-sky promises I offer you. f. PAUL LANGLOIS Pierre PAUL LAPIERRE FFLQPII NORMAND LA PLANTE N Mbna issii irsii siesisse i sii irsie irse iiti isii seiiesi ie gg ltttf eeees 141, :af irie ,iiti iiii,y ,esi i issi QQ seee isss satg ylss Q issiis iesis isr.ii ii i ee s Tfiliiiir iii 4 ' 'ei' T-Tesser iiii Business cdT1'e12e wiIil 'i': ' i ' i' i iii iiii A i'C.Y.Uif iH1iisii f5arish'i'Q i,'f l1ead hiaifshafl if claim him after graduation . . . forsees a future as an administrator. Prom. of the car caravan at the Central game . . . digs Earle Bostic the most.

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DONALD LEFEBVRE Freddie Football 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. Freddie was a rugged fullback for three years . . . turned to the stage in his senior year . . . held class offices through- out his high school career . . . sparkles at a party . . . member of the Marine Reserve . . . high on the popularity poll . . . solid citizen. DONALD L'ESPERANCE ,mein Red and Blue feditorjg Pioneer 3, 43 l?gy,,Public Speaking 3, 43 Track 3, 4g Ben- Club' Student Council jiiefaate? ' ' gguestionably, the most resourceful seniors . . . a rare combination energy, optimism and in- him an ideal co-worker ?'lfWigig, ?ug ,gl fiq fffe Q - to choose his futureg v -mgliewfa: 35: r af., guaranteed- . , c ,,., ,.,,,,,i.,,i,, ,i Y. ew? 5 f a ' W , A ,wg as ,wa aim, ggi iii 1 H Et' it Basketball 1, Makes hw Pharmacy - . ,... i, Q., . . . . fashion ter graduation - 43:5-:5i'45?f36fQ ' ' will go out o mam . . . low pitched st . cars are his chief an ride with a loke- Pioneer, 3, 4, Club 43 Red and Blue Popular, to lend L much of his affairs . . . lfQjQliiu5ilCan't mix T.V. west- ' ' Wifh Ralfhe ite expression, ., .i eww iw in W, L 'r 9- if '- ' it L' ' ll' F Lu Q fer SEVEN KEYS 23,21 :mote v PL STANLEY LENCKI sm Golf 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Benilde Club 4. Known throughout the Scholastic golf circuit for his long drives . . . an indis- pensable member in Benilde Club's un- dertakings . . . well versed in local poli- tics . . . spends summers working as assistant pro at M. C. C .... Stas plans to take a liberal arts course. DENIS LOONEY rrDennyn Public Speaking 3g Student Council 3, 4. Joy Bar bronco . . . wore out at least one record in the juke box . . . errand boy for an optical htm . . . orator . . . recognized from blocks away by his English soft felt hat . . . made many friends . . . can readily adapt himself to his surroundings.