Sacred Heart High School - Gateway Yearbook (Van Buren, ME)

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.Ill IIIIIS September 2 at lastl The long awaited day arrived. We were now to be looked upon as Juniors and upper- classmen. We marched in, 41 enthusiastic faces, all looking forward with eager anticipation, to what this new life would be. We started off with class elections. We handed the reins to our newly elected officers: President: Jeannine Dufour: Vice President: borainne Michaud: Secretary: Walline Nadeau: Treasurer: Jeannine Lajoie: Librarian: Rose Marie Theriault. OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS--Jeannine Dufour. President: Jeannine Lajoie. Treasurer: Walline Nadeau. Secretary: Lorraine Michaud. Vice President: Rose Marie Theriault. Librarian plan with Homeroom Teacher. Mother St. John. Mrs. Dolores Simpson and Mrs. Martha Genest, new Our homeroom teacher. Mother St. John welcomed us heartily, and with great zeal. directed our minds and hearts through the study of Religion. and prepared us for future careers by the teaching of Shorthand and Latin. Mother St. Hortense. our French teacher. enabled us to better understand La Langue Francaise. Mother Mary Emma and Mother Mary Alphonse encouraged us to better fulfill the big task ahead of us as Homemakers of Tomorrow. MISSION MINDED--Although these Junior missionaries Imelda Dubay. Marilyn Monahan. Mabel Parent, Norma Beaulieu. Claudette Cyr. Sylvia Marquis, Aline Laplante. Patricia Goodall may never sail to foreign countries. their boxes of books. their members of the staff, devoted themselves in the teaching of time and alms often navel to me missions' English. Geometry, and Business Mathematics. Among the successful events of the year, let us mention: A Christmas party for the mothers of the Home Economics students: a taffy apple sale by the same students for Home Ec. equipment: and the Junior Prom. This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. ALPHY A. CYR MR. AND MRS. RENE THIBODEAU MR. AND MRS. BERNARD DIONNE MR. AND MRS. ERNESTINE MCCROSSIN 38

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x I-5' Four of our crew starred in the Amateur Show: Allen Johnny Ray Ouellette. Robert Mario Lanza Dubay. Robert Les Paul McCrossin, and Jimmy Harry James Ouellette. Vote American! Roland Albert casts his presidential ballot in the mock election. Russell Ouellette and Delano Duplessis. Gerald Lavoie and Richard Doucette are officials. But, Fatherl Laurier Beaulieu seems to be saying as his pals Robert Dubay fleftj, Joel Martin, Melvin Soucy, Roland St. Pierre, and Ralph Madore look for light too. Future Farmers Ralph Lajoie fleftj, Norman Paradis, and Milton Cyr settle an argument scientifically. Thar she blowsl Moby Dick comes to life for Levite Duplessis flefty. Daniel Cyr, Real Lausier, Joe Fournier, and Emery Carrier. We're not a big class but remember. . .Napoleon was a small man! If you want to go places and go them fast, jump into our jet and get the thrill of a lifetime!

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x Q- P L DIFFICULTP INDEED NOT--In their study of Latin. Martha Castonguay easily locates Ancient Rome on the map for Anne Marie Masse, Jeanne D'Arc Laplante. Angela Parent. Miriam Charette, Walline Nadeau. and Rachel Cyr. BATTERS-UP A LA JUNIOR--1LeftJ: Robertine Marquis and Jeanne Fortin beat up some delicacies while Yvette Madore reads the recipe. Joan Cormier sifts, Jeannine Lajoie rolls batter and Velma Sirois prepares filling as Lorraine Michaud checks on the oven for the required heat. Mother Mary Alphones makes her round. We trust that the superfluity of cooks will not prove the old proverb true. KEY POSITIONS ASDF-SPACE--Only when the key board is mastered can the typist achieve any success. Then, fingers whiz away, often at the rate of 80 words a minute. This typing class Rose Marie Theriault, Mary Hobart, Rose Marie Charetre, first row: Theresa Ouellette. Ann Berube, Geraldine Bard, second row Jeannette Levasseur, Joan Morrow. Joan Labbe. third rows standing in back near mimeograph are Sandra Ross and Sylvia Marquis. Mother St. Eva assigns the conditioning practice. This year has meant much in our physical and moral formation. We learned to forget ourselves to remember others by collecting stamps to help a world-wide cause: the Missions. We also developed better workmanship and school spirit, and with such lessons as these, we feel that our Junior year has been a happy and a fruitful onel - WN e to jg ,W 'EQ ,N , vi f 3,5533 if , 2., J, -Y -1 5 T H 91 'f ff Qs-3 We are now looking forward to the time of times in 8 SIl1deI1l'S1ifC--1953 and our Senior yearl We sincerely hope that we will do as good a job in upholding the honor and the spirit of our school. as our Big Sisters have done in the past.