Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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IHTl lQ Ul iHUllIIh mQmHIUi, umm rr rrrru i ? mm : mum rvimgmimmfr-minifigmmmfl CHEVIQRUS CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL 11 ulNE1r ui Ss UINQIT S'l'I2I'llI'QN -I. Riwalc ,5'fp-gy- Gentle nspect, llll1lSSUllllllj4', liver respectful. nnpresniningf' SZIIIIIIIIUYIZIIII l'resimlent, Senior Vlnssg lJeln:ltin1,: IV! l'lmir1nzin, Ring VUIIIIIIIIICC. Ever alert lo every procverlingr, yet hollling to the lvneligrmnnl. has won for Steve the resin-vt :xml :nl- inirzitinn of his elzissmzltes :is eviilcncecl hy their selec- tion of him for lezuler clnring their greatest ye-:1r. Holy l'r0ss will prnhzihly have the ilistinetion of teach- ing l'Stcve :1 liigliei' emlnention, Al.B1iR'i' If. M .tri ,x gil Yon go your way :incl we'll gn yonrsg Show ns the pity of worhlly hires. Footlxzill Ill: lizisehnll ll, III, IV: Vice-Presiilent IY1 Glee lf'lnlx IV. There comes Il time in every yonth's life when the cosmic urge is zilmpellnnt. Al has :inswererl that urge to the grzitiliezitimni :intl instruction of his clzxssl xnzitcs. l'fxrtlnncl society shnll never har the cloor to Al's entrance, though at meelieul college may call him from ont' eity. Vlunx ul, IJ.xvIs .lm'k As nnrnllletl :is :1 ezllm on Unsung Never linnl ,luck in :iny liriscof' 'lII't'!lSlll'Cl' IV: llehziting IYQ liXClllllllIC Iirlitor The L'l1irion IV. Our zicqnuixitzince with Jack has heen that Of what some might enll sponging. Bnt eicr willing In help. he has found Il place in our hearts and we hope that the many times when we have sponge-tl npun him for help will he chzilkeil np to his credit 501116 day. -Ion N -I. Fl..'XHERTY ulilllllril Should Chevcrns call in time of neerl, 'l'here'll come John's :lnswer in woril or devil. Secretary IV: Assistant Business Mnimgger The Clarion IY. A rcmly niil in any ll'l1ltll'l' pertaining to the welfare of thv sehnul has lmeen funnel in Finn. Nr: 4l0nh1 the hnsincss world will Iiml john ll wnrthy exponent, :intl :i iew years oi experience will resnlt in the sign of J, J. Flaherty helore Il hnsiness hunsc on K'1nn.rress Street.

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rrmrm lllllllllll'l lTl' ii ll'lH1lll1llll umumi lmlllYlI'lll1UlllJ1lIllTlLl!lllllllllllH1l1lllUllllLLlllll1lll llJm mhHQVl!m1HmI UEmHmMl jmEm lfJElQQw ' CLA R ION Louis A. JXSALI Louie And Mussolini said, 'VVhat's the l'se?' That Chcvcrus man can beat the Dues. Yale-dictoriang Debatinpz 1V. George M, Fohan may leave the boards with full assurance that the theatrical world has a man tor his part composer, playwright, etc. But Louic says that he would rather put promoter Pyle out of busi- ness and start a Cash and Carry of his own. l lAROI.D J, lll r1.ER I7vt'k, Hal NL'X't'Y'Il word but said in a tone bounding ilcpths, to the world, unknown. llchating IV: Alumni Editor Thr: Clarion IV. VVlu-n the school stoclg room allowcd Hal a few inomcnts ri-spitc. one nnght.Fmd him deftly waiting a pi-ncil baton in cadence with a new melody in the process of composition bv Ricci:-. St. Anlelnfs Follcgc will name .Hal's among the desirable stu- dents of that institution. DENNIS J. CAl.I.AlI.-KN Dinuy Do you hear the stadii ring with eclat? 'Tis 'Uinny' coming up to lwatll' ' llchating lVg llaskcthall lll, IV: Baseball lll, TV. One often wonders just what happens to good hall players upon their leaving the high school ranks. Not so with our lDinny. Everybody knows that Hank tiowdy nveils a worthy succcssor. PHILIP J. C1.i:M ENTE ,lIussol'ini No-random thought li-nds this niindg Serious lnodcsty is l'lnlip's kind. llc-hating lV. Hijarst niav hcthtcr look to his husingss if Mus- solini starts to dictate to the journalistic world,.for Philip knows the newspaper plume early in the morning. prohahly accounting for his wide-awake appearance. .lonu T. C'oN1.i:Y fork Silence, the golden treasure, is thine: - N VVords from the heart, thoughts of thc Slll'Illl'. llasclrall lV. ln thc bahlrlc ot' the classroom tllcre- is ncrcr lward thc- voice- of jock, unli-ss he should give at quiet recitation when callcd upon to do so. Une of lns su!- gcstions was rccciveil hy lns classmatvs with approval llUIS'3l6SS typi-writers for non-disturbance ot hcauty sleep. TIIVIIJTIIY J. tToNl.x-:Y Cln'slc'Ar A regular fellow, cvcry hit: VKX-'rc lirvnly convinced that 'f.lltSSiL'Y' has 'lT.' llclmating IV: llasclsall lll, IV. 'l'hcrc's always our fellow in cv:-ry class who remains in ohscurity until some-one is really Itt'Ctl0ll to pi-rf form a dec-'il. 'Flu-n we have to call upon '-Cl1cstvr'l: always reliahlc and tluirc in a pinch. XNIIIIUSS lns work on the mound for Chcvcrus. 5 ww-. 'ilu' ...allllt Vi ll ,ilaqli U, 1 ll ll. H ,F blwilllr ' .,-in 1 in i , .i. ia, 1 ,. il! i , A