Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Zfhiiurial Staff Editor-in-Chief FRANCIS P. KEQXNEY, '27 Business Manager MICIIQXEL A. NIXPOLITIXNO, '27 Assistant Biisimfss Illaizagors JOIIN J. FLAHERTY, '27 PHILIP L. BROWN, '28 GILBERT E. CUSKLEY, '29 JOHN RICIJERMOTT, '30 Literary Editor GEORGE E. MURPHY, '27 Assoriate Editors THOMAS J. GEARY, '27 FRANCIS J. CONROY, '27 STEPHEN J. COSTELLO, '28 ROBERT J. MCDONOUGH, '28 FRANCIS B. FOLEY, '28 JOSEPH B. KILMARTIN, '28 PHILIP J. CONLEY, '29 ,,'4 . THOMAS M. IQEANEY, Athletic Editor WILLIIXM LA ROSE, '27 Aluiizni Editor HIXRCJLIJ J. BUTLER. '27 Personal Editor JOHN VV. FOLEY, '27 Exclzaizge Editor JOHN A. DAVIS, '27 Staff Artists ROIkER'1' J. BTCDONOUGII, '28 FRANCIS J. GOUCH, '27 'mink

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