Assumption Preparatory School - Memini Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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PHILIP E. BONVOULOIR, A.A. Dean of Students In his last two years in office. Father Philip has proved himself to be the encouraging, occasion¬ ally lenient and mild priest whom students usually hope will be named Dean of Students. He is al¬ ways on the go in a feverish at¬ tempt to carry out his duties. Notable and memorable are his talks so meticulously prepared for his weekly assemblies aimed at im¬ proving the manners, dress, and personal appearance of the student body. Fr. Philip ' s understanding, consideration, and zeal to make us gentlemen will long be recalled by the class of 1960. Je Maintiendrai”

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EDGAR A. BOURQUE, A.A. Dean of Studies Few men dedicate themselves as entirely to students in their care as does Father Edgar Bourque. His com¬ plete devotion to the class of 1960 has taken myriad forms, and whether plea, warning or exhortation, with each he aimed at our complete de¬ velopment. Long lines of students waiting outside his office, the tachis- toscope, Charlie Brown slogans, no regressions, interesting sermons and assembly talks: are all indications of his vitality and versatility. Fine ex¬ ample like his goes often unnoticed, even more often, unappreciated. We of 1960 simply wish to say that we notice and appreciate — deeply.

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Administration and Staff Members NORMAN H. BOURDEAU, A.A. Director of Admissions DONAT J. DURAND, A.A. Treasurer and Business Manager JOSEPH L. E. MONDOR Assistant Dean of Studies HENRY T. CALLAN, A.A. Assistant Librarian BROTHER PAUL-MAURICE R. GOSSELIN, A.A. Secretary of Student Affairs BROTHER BROTHER BROTHER BROTHER JOHN L. LESAGE, A.A. ARMAND J. GOFFART, A.A. ROGER L. CHAGNON, A.A. MARIE-GAETAN J. FOURNIER, A.A. Infirmarian Superintendent of Grounds Superintendent of Buildings