Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1941 volume:

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THE STUDENTS OF ,Egg E N CHEVERUS CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL H1 Q PORTLAND, MAINE 5.93 gt? 5 Ex L4 Q . Q5 O 4 IB 3 K2 H Q E115 05 New cy-Agm24,AfsHzf,AgsSx IAQHEIAQSIQ E05 SZEYAQYIZ EQ: SZYQYZQ WE 23962 E533 819: 2922 E63 H6533 lx'4 ru'n'114l fl'L'1'l'jlL' H1 Lff1'wr'11f1 ---Z. --1, .PHHLJ1 9 5777077 ass1v'fzQ:sslv' Q na N I8 ata U . . Dedication as gg Q I d d' ' ' l k 'l ' am n e icating a year woo . at ass endeavors to erect a verbal monument to the amiable qualities of a teacher who has endeared gi himself to the members of the class and who. by his interest in a class E95 and help to it, has won himself a place in the memory of each of its members. E iz VVhen we first entered Cheverus, we learned that Latin was a Q compulsory subject. lt was with dread in our hearts that we walked E03 into our first Latin Class. After a few minutes, however, the genial N 23 witticisms of Father Corcoran. the teacher of this Subject. put us gQ5 entirely at ease and his skillful jests removed all fear from our hearts. EV Having been thus reassured we calmly undertook this study and soon 3 mastered the language of the ancient Romans. To Father Corcoran E05 we owe homage for his sympathy to us as fearsome freshmen. ggi Besides his duties as teacher of Freshman and Sophomore Latin, Ev Father Corcoran has taken other responsibilities upon himself as Q leader of extra-curricular activities. As faculty advisor of the Riding E95 Club he has shown his interest in the welfare of the members of our gg Q class. His interest in this society has long been the important factor KQQ which has maintained it. ln his position of coach of the Dramatic v Society he has further displayed his keen interest in our class. VVith- out his leadership and advice the existence of this society would E155 cease. VVith his leadership. the dramatic talents of many are bound together in the annual production of the Senior Class Play. gvm In dedicating this yearbook to Reverend Father George NV. Cor- Q coran, we, the class of 1941, endeavor to show our appreciation to him E95 for his interest in us, the interest he has shown as faculty leader of Q QQ the Riding Club and Dramatic Society, and to offer to him our thanks E05 for his understanding sympathy. Q? George Bennett. E125 N 58 Fifsfwi v as I8 f'f'5Q ni.'lSZ'AQ4 '5tEZSi394'5Sli?4 f'f'5Q3i?4 52356633 W5 sa H5053 5'-fa rx NR as Q .ii 57323 V13 .52 abs V3 I in iifz 32. Za sw 2312 573435 553 rx NW as as Q 3 fx? N -x 1- ' lx 1' -x 1- -x f -x 1- E -x 1 tk -x f u., A! W Q in 1 5 4 a QM, 8235? E53 BETH B 55511 C ' S1 DHS W affzssiv ' fiehiifr t Qs 9 10701077 serv ' wiv ' PM v I QV? E95 rs W The Faculty TB E v REVEREND MICHAEL P. DAVIS, Principal V63 E95 Holy Cross College, A. B., cum la-udeg St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, 0 as gs M. A. and S. l'. B. Q as REVEREND EDWARD F. VVARD sz A Ev Holy Cross College, A. B.: St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. Teacher of QV? Q Senior and Junior Latin, junior History, and Freshman General Science. E125 REVEREND DANIEL J. HONAN A 23283 Holy Cross College, A. B.: Gregorian University, Rome, S. T. L. Teacher 3 5 of Freshman and Sophomore History. E V REVEREND WILLIAM G. CUNNEEN fra Holy Cross College, A. B., magna fum ldlldlff St. Mary's Seminary. S. T. B., A E115 nzarima cum laude. Teacher of Junior and Senior English. - Ya ggi REVEREND PETER J. FLANAGAN 3 0' Holy Cross College, A. B., magna cum laudeg St. Augustine Seminary, EV? Ontario. Teacher of Junior Geometry, Senior Algebra, and Freshman Religion. EV? E155 REVEREND ARMAND E. CYR I5 gi S-8 Assumption College, VVorcester. A. B.: Gregorian University, Rome. S. T. L.g Q am Oxford University, England. Teacher of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior French. sz REYEREND GEORGE W. CORCORAN V Boston College, A. ll.: St. Bonaventure Seminary, Buffalo, N. Y. Teacher Q H E155 of Freshman and Sophomore Latin. fb siggis REVEREND HERIMAN J. DELANEY SQ!! H fi? St. Hyacinthe College. A. B.: Montreal University: Grand Seminary. Mon- E B E, treal, S. T. L. Teacher of Sophomore Religion, Geometry, and Senior Apologetics. V3 A MR. IGNATIUS B. BERRY A E1 5 University of New Hampshire: Gray's Business College. Teacher of Junior gig? and Senior Shorthand and Typewriting. 'Q 33 R2 A - Fi! 0. Ev 1 v . MR. RICHARD L. WHITMORE , QV? SZ Fordham Lmversity, B. S. Coach of Football, Baseball, and basketball. EA5 Teacher of Senior History and Bookkeeping. A X. if MR. PHILIP E. HAYES as Holy Cross, A. B. Teacher of Freshman and Sophomore English. Eva MR. JOHN F. CORCORAN 51,3 8 lfniversity of Ottawa, B. C., Canada. Teacher of Freshman Algebra, and 0 Commercial Arithmetic. 15 Ng? PRo1f. T1MoTHY J. O'CONNOR P29122 3 TH Holy Cross College, A. ll.: St. Francis College, A.M.: Graduate work at E 5 Eva Harvard University and University of Buffalo. Sv? 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Y Y thi! . 1 dfbi c:y.A:ss9.,Lffc:s,g.Agss.91Q CI 91,12 iZ?sjKj5 91 ,iff cqym efffeaazfs scam axis U19 U P1072 refs Qzmwies scam JAMES ANGiIst BEAUoRY, Nous, Curly . -4 E CLASSICAL lllisxiviif Club, l,' GleefCl-nb, l, lI,' Football, Illg liaslrvt- ball, l1,' Intro-fuurgl Baskffball, Ill, Public Speaking, l,1I. Gus, an outward exponent of sober aptitudes, is to us, who know him, a possessor of a fine sense of humor. His ticklish tendencies often send us howling with delight in a time when it is needed most. VVith physical and moral Competance, qualities par-excellence, Curly will surely fashion himself a lofty niche in the ladder of success. GEORGE JOHN IEENNETT Ci.Ass1cA1. Public .S'pc'akiny, 1, ll,' Glcc Club, l,' Inla'a-mural Husker- ball, 1l,' l 1'vm'h Club, llI,' Vox, 1ll,1V,' Editor-in-Clzirf, 1l ,' CLARION, Il',- Editor-in-Chief, IV. George is the product of the South Portland side of the bridge and can be acclaimed as one of its best. An English student who ranked in the A class, George also found time to cash in with prize winning essays. As if this were not enough to occupy his time, he also handled the job of Editor-in-Chief of the Vim' and CI.AR1oN, be- came a master student in Latin, and then a brilliant chem- ist. With a record such as his, we are confident George will be well on the road to success in the near future. Keep an eye on him. jUllN NUGEXT BURKE, Johnny Ci.Assu-Ai. C1.AR1oN, lV,' lfrvurli, ll, 1II,' Imriyilv of llzv .S'ar1'vrl Heart, I, ll, Ill, IV, filer Club. I, ll1,' linscball, lV,' Iulra-mural liaslcrfbull, Il, ll1,' Dvlrnlilly Club, ll, Ill. johnny is the kind of graduate of whom Chcverus can be proud. His high scholastic achievements have very frequently elected him to a coveted place on the honor roll. His distinct wit belongs wholly to his own imagina- tive and active mind, and his freckled face has seen tri- umphs in abundance at Cheverus. Rest of luck, john! JANI ES VVll,l.lAM CARRULI., A'Bu11l1l1.,v COMMERCIAL Cilvv Club, l, 1I,' Lvaym' of .S'avrm'd Ilvurl, lll, IV: Iulru-mural Ihnrkrllnill, Il,' IJl't'Sltlf'llf of Junior Class, Ill. jimmy's small stature encloses no little amount of intelligence. His scholastic prowess has long been evi- denced within thc portals of Cheverus. His personality and ability will reveal an unerring path to the goal of life, we are sure. G?gvf599220?yMf59922U?2rf5S9y2U?-ff599Q2??-fS599Q2C?jff5S9220?yff5 .,,,.fq.,,11,,f .,,.,,y,,., eh: ., e,.4,-f., ,one wifes ,nfs ssffu 6163 ssifw airs ser Q wie Sw as of .s wfezf fats viva 9219 .X . NA. U, .0 'I F4 QQ as 9:42 rx Q-5 sn Sl TSS? U.: 3-5 Se A X ' Fifi fi fx QQ if is Q ' 'Q 23 g . .5 sine offs 22 ef -Q T 4 Q 1 - Ne , 1 7 OJ :ki SQ so x, ' ' 1 Yi'W ik no 9i'Q SQ to N' ff 54 1.1 X MN . Y Of: vb 'U X. if fayxti' --13: f 'js .xx 215,52 fyff-J 9912 :yd 951: , 7 ' 9gL'1wPjlf1'5 9g,1f1cf51ffs f.-,Aw fs,-M. ze CII lon tfwwlf- if-. C, .,O'..-ff Ya. 0. .0 :Y QQ. .0 G, .DA-Y Y-AG, .0 .VV Y-4.4 U '31 bg P., J X.. .fl , fgbf, CHARLES l R.'XNCIS CARSON, Cl1a1'Iia N1 C . 1 , . ' 9' is CONINIFRCXAI t, 4 Vo,r,1l'f filet' Clulf, If C0lHlllL'l'L'ftIf Club, 115 l1111'tz-111111111 bg, lavish-fzytfll, 1, 11, 111. ,J '-A Here is the ideal studentg quiet, crlicient and studious. NN. ,fl , - 1 - - 1 . . fu: . He has never beenhspeetaculat butlalways steady and ever Zh,-Q ready with a helping hand. His is the will that accom- 'Q plishes what it begins and attains its ideals and height .of E 1, i ambition. For this reason his record in any walk of life to which he adheres, cannot help but be one that anybody ff 5 would be proud of. ls' it bv.. .ff I 1, , x . Al. HENRY IQIDXXQXRID IJERUCHE, Hen Q, PC .1 c- CLAss1eA1. f . , 44 K I'iVl'llt'l1 Club, llg filet' Club, I. ll,' l.cag11c' of .3itICI't'lf F473 llcarf, 1, Il, Ill, IV,' Pzzlwlic Slvvuleillg, ll. jf ff Nothing is too big for this young fellow to conquer and N: igf like Napoleon there is no such word as impossible in his g3rQ vocabulary. Henry. through four successful years, has if gained the friendship of us all and should find it easy ll' also to make many friends in the world. X X. K P' H U - - a - . v v . ,Y ., jObILl'll ltlmwaxklm DOlXiXllL if., .109 :big 11l11zly 'fi nc 3 1 F4 L'olx1Atia1zcl,u. :Xi l'1'n11mfc1' of Lftlflllt' of flu' .S'r1c1'c1I llvelrl, ll, Ill, lV,' -C 5 l11f1'a-111111111lm'usk1'tl1all ll Ill IV'.1l11s1'r I ll. 5 , 3 A I 1 .- 1 1 1 ii, Tall, gangling, and freekled, joe has the sign of good - is - nature written all over lns jovial countenance. Yet when 21,1 25 put to task, Joe's determination replaces his good na- Pw rf ture. May your flaming red hair he the symbol of your .Q 'K dogged determination in the days to come, and may your good nature luring to you success in every field. UU 92,12 ,. ., Y . . v . , ,A ., gh llhll J l IIN l,l'.O IX JX.Xlll lt, llx., Duke . ,, , , . YQ COMIXIERCIAI, 'QQ Iillllfflllfl, ll, lIl,' fl,tlJt'f7tIH, I, ll. Ill, ll',' l'1'o111ofz'1', N45 Lfllylll' of Iln' .billt'l'l'd llmrf, Il, Ill, lV,' Cazilmw, ll',' ftfxq CU Club, ll, Ill, IV: film' Club, l, ll: Vox, Ill, lV,' Q. ffl 1lIfI'tl-lllllftlf liu.vkvl!1ull fllllllll-IIFV, ll, Ill. A possessor of one of those rare qualities, charm, H 'C Duke is one of our best liked students. His quaint P, ,pq smile and pleasing personality has been, through his stay '4 at Cheverus, the sign of friendliness and good nature. A 5-5 rare enthusiast in all school activities, Duke has earned FQ XJ lor himself the name of a true student of Cheverus. May in ff, his quaint smile and pleasing personality bring for him ilf ' in the future the many friends that they have brought mf 2,1 him here at Cheverus. Nfl: 1 of -Q' S 4 ' r- l. ' Z, 1 5 , 9 za :yan fgfrf mpgs safe CCAAHCB :gg cial fqs as sara Cfyffi 9,211 eyes , 1, , -' - -' 1 - . - -f N . . V - - s -f - Y 5- . S Clif 53 .13 fluff N112 of FS Ss-Y'fY42 'Z To Sa' YJ of To LYAQP of To Ssfifvlfl of TS. C.Y'fvI' Q' '71 uv!- mfs W1 'f' Cxg it-,U DL 91 aa , Q Q- ft Fr U4 J , Of' ri' .AQ. N .1 ,. 0- -O 'H f' 2.-1-1 .R we sf 111 gi up 3 ' 31 T5 SQ 4 kj 55 sig bl T3 t, if R 6. L. 'J 92 . A ,. Us as V. fit 'll D' 192 rdf AL? s . . ,f . 1.4 if 'Tc- rv ia X. Qs t ljl ILA 92 .l'?' X li :S 5313 ' X 'N if, ZH 1 Y mil 'o 4 Q, :bw '-1 If iid fix to J sig . N - Q1 To ,- YQ Fx for lb! 99 iff . 4 ,fl . O- Q0 9' ffdffk , 5C'?' 'ESQ' ff! ' I ' 251 'QW 15523 fY1C A X 59l 'Q VP ff' V? 0' W LO Q CIPZOIY ff s ' ff 'P ar mcvvvlzaf ms 1 ai rags ' may vim' rs :- CI U gr x5 ' Y 1 1 , f U U Q35 Q, ,G PATRICK Joblfljlfl DL VFX, iBllfl'l1, PUf,' Q, ,Q Sl1lggc'1 ' 7' 'll CoMM1suc1AL 'Z' Us QQ om club, 1, II, lfontlrull, 1, 11, Ill, 111,- 1fat1ff11m11, 1, Qfj X II, Ill, 1L ',' Club, Il, Ill, IV, lfasclmll, 1, ll, Ill, '55 Q5 lV,' Golf, 111,' lfanle ICU-l'1'c.ridc11tj, IV, Class Trans- 111'v1', lll. 9: Pat is one of those fortunate fellows who had talent 9,1824 combined with aggresslveness. livery task which he un- VXWQ J' 'X derlakes is usually accomplished with success. Besides J' 'K Ev participating in athletics, Pat was a member of the E113 467 School Bank and frequently his name graced the Honor 3 Roll. VVith these rare qualities he should go far in reap- A ing a ripe harvest. A Qin QQ r 91 :Q JOHN FRANCIS IFLAHERTY, Sllz'1lf,', Jn vk tv 1: ck Sc11a!011f Cv? Coixizxnzuclm. 5,03 llllfll-lVI1ll'tll liusln'Il1r1ll, ll, Ill, lV,' l.vc15111c uf .b'tIL'l'L'd 5,05 llcurl, ll',' Iiasclrall, IV, lllnsir, I, ll. LWB Here is a boy who believes in taking his time, but do 932. not judge him by this lack of speed. A wealth of wit ,XE 0, 014 behind a sombre expression, best describes johng slow, di ell SU but sure, quiet, but funny, john, through his four years QUE at Cheverus, has brought us many good times. May his Q' keen wit and sombre expression bring his future friends 3 Q05 the enjoyment that they have brought to ns at Cheverus. E125 9' L2 Q , , Sl if: RILHARD LOUIS FLAHERTY, DiCle, ' lack ' ' v U Eg CLASSICAL lg E5 CLARION, lV,' League of Sarrvd llcarl, I, ll, lll, lV,' Riding Club fJl'f'Jldl'lIl, 1, lI,' Football, Il, 111,' Glen' Club, 92 LQ 1, 11.- 11,-Wafit-J, 1V,- Frvrzrh, 611112, 111. Q21 gg Ski Dick is the tall blond of the class. He is extremely ybkq E 'K ambitious and a regular guy in every respect. Manliness, '41 0- Etfi politeness and alertness are qualities which Dick pos- E113 ' 6 sesses. His fondness for history gives him a broad edu- E05 cation, and he is undoubtedly an authority upon the sub- E05 ject. He will go far.m the world, and we wish him the best of luck.. He will undoubtedly become one of our Sfxkq great lndustrialists. 1 fx i 1 1 V If Y. U I 1 QQ JOHZX JOSEPEI l'Ul-AlN, ll 1.341111 A, l.AssIt'Al. y im llli.rsio11 Club, l,' Ilffllfll Club, ll, 111,' Ulm' Club, I, ll, Ill, IV ,' Pnlwlir ,Sif7l'dd'lJlfl, 1, ll, lIl,' Clllllffll, IV: Dv- V V SQQQ lmliny, 1, 11,- lm..-, Ill, W, 111-Milam 611111, 1, 11, 111',- Qld? ,Y I.rf1g11t' of .S'az'1'vd Hcarf, I. ll, Ill, IV. 1- Y' Cl' 'Q 641' '13 0' Anything which may be said here is superHuous, for ' V john is a student known and cherished by the entire U school. His ready replies and quick wit have been a big E63 factor in making our school days happy ones. The Wiz- Q05 ard, as he is most appropriately called because of his 92 quickness of thought and alertness of action, has all the Z1 ,Sz qualifications to become a big success in any held he ,QQ 4 13 might pioneer. 'Z Us 51,3 gm, 435 V E05 ting sstffcctzws ca es cis as 982622 . es mga Ce E5 Sapa Ce A25 sara cwzi 91,3 5T!Ti?S..vfw52 at rs as V32 at rs elf as at ss Lv an az' 5 Sw W2 rs Sw YQ acts sVY!a2e:im1 P N fgyw Q1C,,.,'O,2 fl Your vid! Yew' vii? Ye fi! few wdf .Nbr df .Q QQ gif? Ag 5 NN SC R05 gn? 932 JOHN Jos1cPH Fouzv, f'1s1111v1 fied all is Commiaxzclzu. at C61 1ffm11m11, II, 111, 1V,- lhiskvlluill, ll, 111, IV,' Cfipfqm, fo? Q5 lI',' lfusvlmll, 1I,1I1,IV,' Club, 11, Ill, Il',' Vice- EQ? Pn'.vidcut, ll1,' Lvagirc nf the .S'acrrd Ilvurl, II, Ill, IV,' E135 N I JlI11.r1'r', I, III. Y ff l C ! I TRY' The fact that he is called Bullet should forcefully tixd ij: describe his talent, but lest you forget, he has been among r the best athletically and otherwise, through four years. Cui Hard work and brains have both played a part in school QV? and in athletics, and we at Cheverus feel confident that grxj you will come through against the best. We are sure, too, E1 53 ff W that the confidence we have felt when you were in there Y E31 fighting for us, win be manifest to an. rag? bi '55 53 IS r 6 v v - Y - f Y rf r K, QQ MARTIN ANTPICJXX l'OLl'.X, fllvrt' E1 13 CoMM1eRc1A1. E1 53 N' 'O Gln' Club, I, 1l,' l'1111lir .hqf7t'llIt'fIIg, I, 1I,' l11f1'a-111111111 Q0 fp QQ' liaslerlliall, ll, lllj Vox, 1V,' 1.mym' of .S'cu'1'ca' Heart, J ,S lI,Il1, IV. 0, 'D Cuq Mort is parvus sed magnusf' small of statue 'but Sherri Qi huge of heart. According to him, the key'to success is'a 43 6,03 sunny smile and the secret of popularity is a ready wit. my More than once have his harmless but witty puns come J J Q: to the rescue of a student reciting without. knowledge. In Q2 , xi, the future, his smile should win him a fruitful future and , Sz, 4 -P his wit should bring him an abundance of loyal friends. E: S 'I kiwi xr, - 'QS asm JQXMIQS IQYM.-XRD lffJRliSTEI.L, H'flffi0 gun - lf qi :IQ Co1uMi:iu'lAi. 1ll11.yir, l,' Lflljflll' of the .b'lIl'I'l'd llciirf, I1,' I'11I1lir Sjwiik- 5'5vS 4 ' ing, ll: V0.1', Ill, ll . ' ' hifi VVhile in Chcverus, VVhitie has had the label of an QQ industrious and capable student. These two attributes 15 when coupled, as they are, with an outstanding sense of 0 Q, fa humor and the will to learn should serve him well as an gl ,O - 'AQ - alumnus. -if v R 'f . X - as of Is Ex 163 K Q i V V Env? AS ll.XRUl,.D I'R.'XNCI5 G1X'l'U. l?11rkv H COMMliRl'IAl. U E5 ' E5 913 1f1m,'1m11, ll, lll, 11f,- 11.151-f11i1111, 11,- lfuseball, 11, 111, HQ? FWF lV,' film' Clulf, ll: Gulf, l1l,' lmagiu' of 5UCI't'll Heart, n-Byx 1' Q II, III, IVV: Club, Ill, Il'. O' 'K Qvri llucky is one of our diminutive athletes. His llll- Q3 dying spirit is in evidence in all his work whether it be E-,mtg on the field of athletics or in the classroom. He is one E113 of those fellows whose sober mind is never too serious x- ff . . . . . N1 f 54, nf to provide a good laugh. With these qualities of Jovialty fl, ff X . . X 237- and perseverance Harold undoubtedly has the requisites 'bw' 0' 'C of a successful business man 0' O IRQ ' 1 ' 51:3 Y 3 AX X, sc, C95 1 E03 9Q,ff CQAKIS 9.1 ,iff SEI Cfjb ,425 SSI LH L, A25 SL Z! 921 if CfAAr'i 5 9.1 ik C? fj 9.1 L up ,Ve ,fm ,Ve ,Q , . ,Q V 1 . -V. sv- - evgi f,.,'sS.rwo2q..lsSn'Ya2f,t.53LfYvQa,ZSSS.vv.12f,,LqsS.rva2q.,uSux1-2f,t..'sS.rv.af,.44 95, gf 1:76599 gf cya as iff , 1? J CI I PI' J N sexe czyfqs 991: Cyan 95,11 1,1 rseffep at rs vlan at rs C 4 4- a1'Gsa.y'ilQL: mes SIv'fwlDF,T'l6 Q. fir I X. Xe Y 1 3 f a F' -K xg: :Z Y ' ' Y f rr v N-1 17, .QQ - UHIN HlLfXRX CIORHAII, CIVIIHICGLV, EXQ. Q Pussy, Alex LZ T6 X -n r QQ Ci.Ass1cA1. E511 fy, l'n,r, I,' l'll'l'lIt'll Club, llI,' Lv C'ln'r'ulir'r, Ill,' Public fx, Lj .S'pml:irig, Il,' film' Club, I. ll: liroslz Rc'rr'plinn, Il,' final Q- -1, Cliairumu, CLARION, 1I',' Illll'!l'llIllI'tIl-V, Ill, IV,' Ura- QI -Q f ' matics, IV. ' QQ ' . .,, , ff: 'C The possessor of a prodigious memory, Chauncey is 5' is Lt iq one of the premier mathematicians of this class. ln solv- Curl ing the enigmas of algebra and geometry john's brilliant Q6 mind is most talented. His learning, however, is not con- lined to these subjects for in the studies of history, Latin, J 13 Q' 'O linglish and religion, he also excels. John's abilities will Q' ff, . A it . . , . . . 4 . . A QS surely make hnn tops' in his chosen profession, ' X 1 r- -W - or 'Q flu fc 4 P 'x rt gf 1 1 kit, i ' f v ' v 1 v y EDXYlN RlQll.-XRD ll.5tiNlJl.UiN, 'Ed' gn'-3 Cm11x1ig1Qc1Ai. fling ' I Nl to Exif Lraym' of flu' .b.l1L'l't'fl Ilvurl, I, ll, III, Il',' Glu' Club, i74Q ' ai LQ I,' Vox, III, lV,' Bank, ll',' Couiiiifrficil Club, Ill. IV. xg Qfq Eddie is one of the brilliant students in the class. He P, fi is serious by nature and always willing to work. After 'KX X' school hours he is ready for whatever the boys have ar- K,'l5 ranged. He is a good companion with a pleasing disposi- bo' Q3 ,gg -5, tion, which accounts for the large numbers of friends Q. .Q ' which he has made at Cheverus. His success is bound to ' ' 91 T5 come, because of his ambition and determination, and 5,1 fki pi 'fe Cheverus wishes him the best of luck. QL ,rw 'Q Y X. X faq gf ,Jr Sf fi! lVIl.l,l.'XM .lUSlil'll VIENNINGS, ll'illic fi . x - , . 1 . , C0lK1Ml'lRl'IAl. , Ai , 7 u v K f v 4 K is fx Iizfrrz-mural ls'4isl'vtlmll llllzimzgwi, II, Ill,' lirwiirli Club, 2 4: lg' 'gl 111: Ulm' Club, II, lII.' Cfviiiiiieiwicil Club, ll,' Lcagiic uf L' 'J flu' ,S.lIt'l'1'll' llvarf, II, III, IV. if-,'l-A XVillie is a quiet, cheerful fellow who is well-liked ijlj XXI 4fl by all his classmates. His scholastic ability and ever- Qt to :fx ' ready smile have made him a favorite with all. VVillie ' QQ ' gf fx? has behind him the good wishes of his classmates for a If Qt 'if' long and successful business career. V Q1 1 I Q Yi Xt V ff 7 I N 1 Y 4 1 I r ix ff: .noi IN josizvn -IOS cr., ffaiizm-f' 3 f Cmiixttzucmi. , P I K . . O f 1, ,E Infru-miirril l3u.vl'i'IlH1ll, I, II. lll,' film' Club, II, III. If-Q g-S in During his four years at Cheverus johnny's smile X' and quiet wit have made him many friends. However, in X' infix the classroom his endeavors prove him to be an earnest Kyfi QI -f, student possessed of a business mind capable of leading XNQ -5 ' QQ ' him to success in any field, ' k? ' Bl YS Z1 T6 YP? life? XX 3 X 4 I N A is li Eililgn, A13 o- fo Cm Age- -og-at ,ef-5o' -QCA nge' 'ng-at 4.45 Q' -ups, A45 Q' 'np Aff Si .-ya. ,lt , .-yy.. ,I , nys. ,At , V9.1-. All , --ya.. ,ft , -yy.. ,At , .yin ,I ,.a.-yi-.., .f.v,s .f. V. - .f V. s .f.+ - .f,.-.'- .-f.v, - .f. V, 1,1 rs LY dvi 1,1 rs as fan f.: is LY fm 01 is wiv.: 0: To swim fn fs asf iw f,1 To Lv fav 1,1 , , 1 . 1 , ' fy p 1 sy a ay Nu .y flvjif Clay? 131163 Cla 191,011 Wifi? Q Afffg, Tifvgf fn rswlmfz Toivr ma: 5 I 72 new az' 'foivrl ai Q52 Ss- 'S E303 Q05 ' ' 1 2 ' ' ' rr 1: N1 I THOBIAS lXIlC,l'i,XlLL JQUXCIZ, RZISIAYA, at 53 Tiger, 'lVa.'tc1 ' '71 I5 QQ CLAss1cA1. Y' Frencli C11111, 111,' 11vI1at1'11y 011117, 111,' Lcagm' of 1110 E03 Sa1'1'5'cZ 11i'?11'1, I, 119,111','11l1i117151121:l11f glaikejlrzrlh 1, r N' ff 111, ',' 1 111111.11070 711111111 , ,' 1 vc 117, , ,' ' W' 'Q C1l11J, W. Q' 'ii Rusty, always a fixture on Cheverus teams, has won 'ii 1,5 K2 his way into the hearts of all Cheverus fans. His school U spirit, seco11d to none, displayed both in studies and ath- 13 505 letics, is admired by all. May this same spirit be an in- es centive for llllll i11 his surge to greater heights. Y. f 01 'C' hr iff . 55. ,X -M-a C'FOl'CE l'Ell Y 'fc' H1 -N' O: 'Q 1 4 X 1 X ,, . , ,Unk 1031, gy, .pix r 1. 1 - 11 51,1 frf'lII1UI11ll1l Georgz' fo? 3 C1.Ass1cA1. ffl? 1.1'11y11c I1-I .h'lIt'1't'l1 11K't11'f, I, II, I11, 1V,' 1111111-111111'a1s, 11, E05 1. . .:'.'.,' .:.. 1 g1l1J,,I1'i1'.1111111111,11. 111, 11111111 .Sf11111111g, 11, 111, 11011111 A - - v ox at 'D George is our idea of a gentleman allfl a scholar. His U X QU? polite manners and pleasing personality have VVOII for l1ll'l'l S1113 Q5 the respect of the faculty a11d his fellow classn1ates..Com- 'X gpg ing from the hill, Kelly has never allowed the distance O5 to hinder him ill his attempt to be always o11 time, or has it? XVe believe that George will be a worthy representa- SQAXQ . X1 , tive of Cbeverns wherever he goes. .3-,. 521 0, .D P . V ,. - ., QQ miwmeim joim 1X11.M1x1t1 iN, --1111 QS 45, SO L'1.Ass1e,x1. fs' Esiizk I'n.r 11f3t'1f'Il1Ul'llllI, I11, IV,' Cl.A1z1oN, 1V,' 1'i1'4'lll'1I C,-11117. k-P05 all 1115 film' ciI!l1I, 1, 11.' 1611111111 CI1111, I, I1,' Lftlyllt' of the , XE, .S'acrcf1 11t'l7l'1, 1, 11. 111, 1l',' 1z'a1sr1111ll, IV: 11'u.1kvfl1uI1, .fy- dv rl' 1,' 1Ic11r1Ii11g, v,' 11, 111,' Il111'u11111ra1 Iv'a.1'kct11111l, 11, 111. 7' 2 'U 211.3 Edward Kiln1a1'tin- lid is another worthy representa- S- 1 tive of the Dimmer Domain. :Ks sports edttor of the E95 Var and C1.A1z1oN he has proven the fertility of his brain. fug Proficient in all his studies, popular among his fellow J 131 students, and a Latin scholar of the first water, Ed's ppzi future is surely loaded with success. May fertille brain i,3,g ll fk and likeable personality pave his road of ie witi pros- 1- 'N Ce fi perity. 51,3 EE lYll.l,l.'XKl Q'.XlQROl,l, lill,RUY. Hill Q. to C1.Ass1cA1, Q9 l7l'I'lIt'1l C11111, 111I,' filet' C111115 1m'a,re111111, IV: 111f1'11111111'al ,SEN 'if I5 l?a.v1evf111111, 11, 1115 P11111ic Sjimzkirigf, I, 11,' Lfllfllff' of 9' 15 Qvfq .sum-1-11 111111-1. 1, 11, 111, IV. SU? Hills pleasing wit and comical arguments with his gvnvg teachers, concerning his marks, have earned for him an KJHS enviable position i11 the eyes of his classmates. However, I r Bill believes that there is a time a11d place for every- ?5f,,. thing and when he is called upon to recite, the lazy fel- Pyya ,U vb lows breath more easily. Best of luck, Bill. 1' 'N QQ iii fn ri XJ is ?3 sane cqwfs sea ctgws 9.93255 , es 9.5111 as A25 aaa 6:12465 91,111 cts ,es aaa czgws 9921? 1,163 sale: axis ssvffsazz Q csv viz mfs Sur Q2 its wfm axis Sw an affix? ssfffvszf at sa ,J 1. sf., 7 A, f --Aj A... Vg., -.. I CW! , Q. krx A1 Q. eu, ' j 'f' ' I 'i 5 a 7 -f - 'fff mf ,if fy.: f f.'.,fl'-i:1,14.3 C Ili fff ff UI 2.155-L7 AL' 1.'v'f.-1 if J' V. .' 4 'Q Q P. f ll. r, ,A . 91,11 -It JllN Fly.-XNCIS lf Jtll'l2, liar - :Nl . . Q.. .Q L l,Assl1.'Al. li' fl IJIHIIIVIIII, ll, III, II',' IXIIIIIIIH fiIl-lIl, I, Ill, Ill: I:l't'IIt'Il LQ Clnlw, llllq film' C'Iulr, I. II,' I'ulrln' .bif7t'tlA'lIljl, lI,' I'il'U.t'I1 4 x y Rvrcf,lzm1,Il, III5 llzlrmllrfrul .SiforI.v, ll, llI,' IIl'llIl1lIIlt'X' F, J 1V. 'iitii .-X handsome appearance together with a keen mind :nfl have aided Johnnie to .reach lns scholastic pedestal. 'Q If Johnnie has played -an important role in the football li' j togs of Lheverus, and his genial acceptance of school work XX has added immeasurably to his success. NVe feel certain Ina- that -lolmnie's suave and irresistable countenance will is tl be ranked high among the greats of tomorrow. U. .ff - x , . 'f' if IIJXRULID CJRILILLX LORINKI, Purn'Izv, v '. .' -J ,, ,, ' 1 -.J Harry 7'-. X . fl C,ouMr:RciAi. il! LIl..uooN, Ifu.vim'.v.r .lluungt'r,' film' Club, I, lI,' l'n,r, IV: ' if ' I'r4'.s'I1am111 Ifvrrfllrvll, Imuglit' of .S'z11'1'v1I Ilmrl, I, II, Ill, Jaffa. II',' Iimlk llltzmlgvr, lV,,' I'11lrIi1' .b4f1L'tlkIllgj, I, ll. 51. ff: linergy, competency and reliability, certainly don't spell X , , J s 5 u.cc- o ccstrime ns Liar 4 - 7 Harold but thev can be 'u'tl' s'l t l ' 'l l 'l ' - IX , acter. Always popular amongst his classmates, he eli- !- ,' Q 'S maxed his high school career in a blaze of glory by being Q- -f, named business manager of the CLARION. That coveted ' virtue of leadership, which he has displayed throughout ,jf fs - his school days. ought to contribute greatly to the attain- fi r. ment of Lilly goal of which he might be desirous. l 4 1 X 'r xx 'N l, ,,3 l'.Xl lilklx lllfxli l IR l..'XXX' Rl'.XL.l'. IA DOX. I - Put . :xl . U- 'C CUMMIiRt'I.'tl. W C' - A A L' '1 IItlA't'I7tIII, If I.vug1m' of .b'tIt'l't'lI IIt't1I'I,' Itiliffllljl Llnlvg bln' ,TIN Club, I,' lulru-mu1'uI, II, III. 7' ,. . . . . lj L5 lhe originator ot seemingly hundreds of catch phases, Q. .f, Patrick has in his years at the school made friends ' QQ ' aplenty by his rollicking' good humor, his numerous capa- ' VL bilities and his unfailin f friendliness. f,. .AQ lu lit .fl it ,V xx. v H Q . - Y . . . , . . , , b , ll ,Xl-ll:R IIRXRN M.XC1tiS, '.'lIIm', ' ' II'a1IIy' ' X .I igf ffl Cox1Mr:kc'1Ai, X 1 - v . , . 'QQ ' IIt'I?t1fIIl!I. III. II',' lf'n.r, III, IV: Llmxlflflx, II ,' I'rvHrI1 Pjfifxi Cflnlv, III.' Conlznrrriul Clnlvg IIIIIYI-llIlIl'lII IIll.YA'l'II7tIII, III. iii ffl .X two year student here M.aggsie is the possessor of 'l Q a unique personality which will always be remembered. Zxyy A steadfast worker on the Var I71.n'1fv11luruu1, a valuable 1' ,' ,fl member of the debating club, and the author of many a ritz . mirth-provoking witticism. VValter has proven himself I 3.,x'- ' a true sou of Cheverus. May his success be as evident as ',.. fp his good will and as consequential as his smile. P. fi Q4 vi 7' P ,1 x. Q. .1 9. ,. M W... ., x.. ., X. ., S. I, .., Qyfj ..,.f ay iff, .iy A-1 .,,.f :yay .,.f :yea :.y,L'f Ky 1'-ff: .ff -.ff-f fs.-ff!-.--' 'fm-ZA-,- 'f -,-.wisp 'I' -,A-,N -f-5.16-,v -fs .LA-.- K M tu' Y-. ',. '--Y Y-. f... .Ci Lu' v.. -3. -0 .uf YJ G. .A .sf 'va fu. .0 ,Y swf' ,. '-:--A-' r. .t I V '4 Iv' gs is .45 ,J L' KNQ -.fi ,. :T '- ,,.. e-'fi si lr ,,, ,Ny Fw- all 'XQQFA lil: .Xb In 5.5 .. e,- N. 1 f l i V f' xi' X ,' ' w t '- ,. Q sw' :iq K .i :V .RR 4 'L A, i' q 'D LA .5 41-1. . All . C. .Q 'w xt, kg! xx 'H 4' ' hr U15 .I .-I L-. Iris 'fx P 4 .F 1' .x Q wi ..- :5 Y. .. .s, V xx: -. 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MQW 'Z B 1 ii 'yv Q 1-2 3 K5 W5 ,ig an 2'3?3.! 11155 dry FA 28? avr, gig 91 511:45 awk ES, R2 gi-Y A45 H' 15 N- 91 J ' .1 I fr Mig? Fx E115 gy 3915 'J I, W' Q' fn 1 'r 9 5 ' ' n X vt ' n ' A ' ' 4 'i .. W Kylie Clarion 589323 tftfwf 'xtibgi-YCY-4201 mflvszar at at new we was em To Elf? kzwri as A52 X, RX E35 EJX5 916 DGNALID MCCALLLIM, Mac 9159 E. is CLAss1cAi. lirvslznuiu lfvrvplinfi, Gln' Clulz, l,' Pulili' Sfwaking, I, ll: Riding Club, I, Il,' I'-l'f'lIL'll Club, 111. L Q23 Don's personality is one literally scintillating with numerous coveted assets. His ready wit and ready energy L 9: are attributes which will voluntarily aid him materially Q1 LQ F QS in later life. We feel sure that we will hear from Don ' 5 ff again. ,lUbl'.Pll L.DNVARD MCCARTHY, Cl1aQrlie C1.Ass1cAi. QLARION lfoarrl,A lV,' Dclmfiny, llf',' lirtfizrli Club, 1V,- l 41217115 Izj Clwvr'lvad01', Ill, IV,' Drnirzziliar, Ill, lVg 8553 ' ' 'ur it' ffvmieiiig, ll. 1 ' Elf? This young gentleman is a true Cheverian. His active Ella 45 participation in school affairs and his nnlimitable cheer- E03 ing in the sports auditorium have rendered him the repu- fng tation .of a line fellow. joe, besides being a fine sports- it-9 man, is also a true scholar. He has compiled a fine ,XYQ standard at Cheverus, a standard, both irrefutable and ,,Ny. 77: 'ik adnnrable. May his'future be filled with limitless sue- 'Q E03 cfssd May it ilow into lns walk of life in a plentiful Qtfgi A3 aiun ance. as 52' sv E115 E115 91 f unwgxun Josizrn Mcnonoucsn, Alf, gg gg Cmssicnt. Cmuiou, lV,' .lf'u.r, l,' qlilvo Clulr, I, II: lfrvairlz Cluli, Rf' llI,'. Vll'l'-fJ.fl':Yl!ft,l1f of l'rv11rli Club ,' FVFIICII I'alrc'r, l1l,' XX' , E123 .'l.YSI.Ylllllf lgdilor of I'i1lu'r, llI,' FITSIIIIIGII Rccclvtiuu F115 v. ff C1vnz1uiHvv,Il,' lutra-u1u1'al lfaskctliall 11 IV- ,5'enaf0r,g Q: if I 1 J I all Z3 Here we have the essence of conservatism, Ed is a CU steady, easy going fellow who lives and lets live, taking 4Cv i each obstacle as it comes along, a policy not a few men Q5 E, liiivf found sftccessful in the past, and we feel sure that 0 ics' 'now edge and ability will be his armor in the ' ,, ,, world into which he now ventures. -,. .- 3. 1 . x Q ov' ,Su Bl '53 - - - r ' ffl 'TS -IUSBPH RICHARD MCDONOL GH, foe, Q5 QQ :rMaC11 gg CoMMERc1Ai. sz t Gln' Cluli, l. ll,' l.myuf' of Sarrrzl Hvurf, I, Il, Ill, Il',' I ff lioofluill, ll',' Pulilir Sfvccileiizy, I, lI,' Iulru-mural Has- ,.'sg,.,,, kvlluill, I, ll, Ill: Frc.rhm.au Rcrrptiou CnuuuiHcc,' Ayr. at 'Q Ci.AR1oN, lw'usim'.r.r limml, IV: I o.r, IV. 7' '55 C113 Virgil wrote much about his fair Apollo, so it is only Hifi Q5 right that we say a few words about our joe Besides 5,03 being one of the better-looking boys. of the class he has E05 also painted a pretty picture on his scholastic record. QQQQ His determination, perseverance and self-confidence LQ PNY: couplid with sieticideasf ought to aid him immeasureably 5,3232 1' 'K in sca ing tie a er 0 success. 1 'N H-fa wa tifft, E05 -yrs -yn. 4 is 79.15 4 1:5 yn .it x 9' f? CYQMTS 9' I 4 CCXAES 9' , 'Q C7655 Si , '7 C? A25 91,93 C? S5 95' Ce '95 9' , 'Q C9555 qkf' ,f,., ,,.2,,- e,t ., .,f .f N. .f ., N. ,C c,.f,., c,',,1 f,1IsS,rl?v42f,TFuC,.xlfx1.2ffiSSa' vid FSS-Y 1424 IBS! Y-4231 kwin' Mini :CDLY V424 eh 1 myzfflofeisagfcw 1:58014 lm Q Clarion mJ?22C'f,A2Ssy5QC? H5i'SS.w'?w2?Z.' was wa: w at :sas Wm :saw Cv v Q3 45 Eng E05 Fig THOMAS JOHN MALCOLM MCDONOLTGH, T0mmyf' at FS Cori COMMERCIAL Siva E3 Glee Club, I, 1I,' Class Vice-Pre.ridc11t, ll, Ill,' CLARION U Bzzsiiuuvs Board, 1l',' Football, III, Frcshmazz Rrscepfiorig 15 Q, .Q League of Sacred Heart, 1, ll, Ill, 1V,' lutra-111m'aI gg .-0 '4Q' Baslrefball, Il, Ill. 1f' 1' - A .' Oi fi Tom is a prominent and popular member of the Com- of ID E03 merclal Class. His height does not exceed his good na- Sufi ture and he has always been looked upon by his friends .Qs X' and classmates as a leader. By far one of the most popu- We ffl? lar boys in the school, we are sure he will carve for him- E05 ous io self a comfortable niche in life after graduation. gg LQ Q tx - ,X -1 f' XYA QVY' .Q Us 1.5 JOHN JAMES MCGINNIS, f'1i111f w. Y Cr.AssIcAL M N, ,Y CLARION, II ,' Lcagm' of S'111'rc'd Hvarl, ll',' llranzafic Q0 ,Y ERQ4 Club, IV, Class Play, IV. E Mae is one of those unforgettable fellows from bl TS Eb-3 across the million-dollar bridge. A one-year student here, QV? ,AS he has made an enviable record worthy of imitating. In Yr this short time, he has won for himself a position on the Q! R115 editorial board of the CLARION, a laudable feat difficult LOS Q. to to accomplish even in four years. Johns ambition has go IR egg- won for him a place in our memories. In the future, this 'Q same quality will boost him high in the ranks of his 11 chosen profession. in kcvgg xl? U . . , . . . , ,, 0 Eg HLBEIVI INICUOX ERN, Hlll71c' gf EZ ' COMMERCIAL . ag 'Xi Lvagnc of .S'11rr1'11' Il1'n1'l, I, ll, lll, Il l11l1'a-r1m1'al Has- 0' A QQ kvflmll, 1, 11. lll, Wg 1:11-.1 elim, 11, lll,' ci.ARmN, II',' Q13 QQ Cr111111n'r1'ial Clnlr, Ill, IV. 3 E155 Hubie is the author of more than one comical ex- E05 N, .0 pression at Cheverus. However, his humor is subjugated so QQ fig- to his seriousness in class. His helping hand is the secret bi-fd 3x73 of his popularity. May the business world now give ' ' Hubie the helping hand which he has for so long been QQ offering to others. QV? gc, Q 5 Qt x5 E05 my HERBERT MCNEII-, f'11ff1w EQ? . K.. 4 1 yr 131 fp COMMERCIAL 0, .15 'Ceara Mac is a true Irishman from Cheverus. VVitty when QU? 3 allowable, serious when advisable. and always loyal, he E05 has marked himself as a' personality kid. His numerous 05 friends have taken to him because of his willingness to Q1 ib aid others. Keep it up, Herb, and your success is QQ ' ts' - -- me. is ' pfyrq mevlta yhvg J rg 1, sk pw? E115 .qs 19.5 11.5 V ! J Qi 'U -. jj-.1 C? '95 9934 CCA 1559.1 '95 S QC? '55 99,12 F3665 Sl,.Z.4C? .615 992 51,65 9l,L'-5 ,Ugg .1 Y.. Fwy, .1 N. ,fy .1 e MQ .1 . ,ffm .1 Y.. Fifa .1 N ,i.gmr.1,fYc,,,Q,1:, Us .QM w2f1.RsS.r v.12o,S3S.x via, 591 via, NS-fva?n.hS.1Y 21201. .mer vao. .Q gfyk 3 9 CCQZIQ CIaPZ'On 01 vial HS-Y Yin, 53 E Teivr fl Fein' V283 TS 5125! QUE E95 Y E93 ALFRED lfKllNlANUlfl- MULKERN, HAI .S Cl P l CESISICAL Cll III V 'enfor 'ass rvsit c11l,' eurlizig 1117, , I ,' Presi- Ev dent, IV,' 1'ifL'lIt'Il Club, III, II',' lUl'l'Sfll!'lIf, Il',' Le Eva c,ll1f I'llIfl'1', Edlftll'-lil!-Clllliff, Ill, Il',' I'0.r, II, III, IV,' X E05 Assi.rfa11lIid1f0r,IV,' CLARION, Alimiui liditnr, IV,' Bates E05 j F l11fc1'scl1ol41.sfit' Drlrfifinig I.I'llf1Ill', Ill, IV: liaskvflaall, N, c III,' Baseball IlldlIllflt'l', IV: IlLfI'tI-llllll'Lll Lvagzw, II, III,' P Q FVFSIIIIIIIH lX,Cl'f'f?lll7Il C11111111illv1'. P YQ 4 5 .. ,, . . .. 4 at Al is the kind of graduate of whom Lheverus can Sv boast. The amhition he has shown here has put him on EV the highest pinnacle of achievement, His accomplish- EA5 ments are the envy of his fellow-senfors, the model of the A155 1 t nnderelassmen, and the pride of the purple and gold. In I S41 18 his chosen profession he will certainly remain the ideal ,Q Cheverian. Best of luck, Al l J lk 'ki Y N Q v ' Q v , ' KI JOsE1111 M1t11.fx1t1, 1x1t1,1xuRx, .lor',' Q 5,5 H1111111-1 5,5 'qv 'gt C1.Ass1cA1, ,gp -it Fl'I'llt'lI Clzllv, IlI,' Ilzlra-111111111 lfa.rl'1'I'l111ll, I, Il, IlI,' Hi 53 c,'1t-.- 011111, 1, Il,' 111111111 .s'p1111,1111,, 1, Il. 4 all Qc, joe, one of our most diligent students, is always 'viii quiet around the classroom. However, his talents leap to A the front when challenged and he has always given a cor- A E, 5 rect response. joe's sincerity and diligence will most as- E 5 snredly open a path for him through life. Lots of luck, QQ 51106.17 ' x E N E 53 V RICHARD TIIOMAS Ml'l,l.lN, nf1I'CIlll'H E155 Comixilcizcmi. Baskcilmll, III, ll',' liasrlvall, Il, III, ll'.' Gln' C'l11l1, I,- 'I I' NI C Vim' .S'Iajj', IV: Illlfll-IIllll'lII l1'r1.rk1'tl1all, I, II. bxgk Q .One has hnt to know Archie for a short while when pvwr' E R his steadfast personality and loyalty will heeome evident. 'O 'Ki Ev His congenial hearing and contagious smile have often EU proved a hlessing to enlighten the monotony of scl1ool's E95 dreary routine. Dick's invaluable gift of leadership in the E303 athletic, musical and scholastic Fields, no douht forecasts for him a brilliant future. ' pY . ffl H d Iii Eg, THOMAS FRANCIS MURPHY, l7nf1f1C1', Eva Are, Tom Q- E05 COMMERCIAL Q15 N1 ig l'11.r, III, IV: Sclztml Iiaulr, IV,' Les CliC7'11lir1', IlI,' filet' Qt: QQ Clulf, I, Il: Imagizt' of tlic .S'1z1'1'f'rl Ilvart, III, IV: Dc- Rl Illlfflljl. l, II,' IIl'lIllllIllt'.S', I: Gulf, I, II,' Co111n1f1't'inI Clulv, 11, H Ev IV: I?e1'el1liu11 Co111n1iller',' IIIIVU-IlIIll'lIl lfaskvllmll, III. EU A leading Commercial student, a gentleman, and a xi friend to be valued, Tom has long been a model for s EJ 5 others in his division, for these qualities are but a .part of if 5 95.22 Zll2 211t'LZglf'i'S Si2e12'1'l3u3OEl,SZl' Slifeff Qleifeolifg 9152 Fjyii won all of us over here at Cheverus. E Ev Ev E115 E115 CCAQ55 W , A25 S2633 , A25 . A25 S2915 52,955 F3655 CCA A259133 F 4' v x 9 ' -1 w -1 w ' v x. 41 4 x. ' -.r s. F -' Q -.r x I, ,, a1Ii2S..rY.i2a1!r2Lv YQHXE w2f:2',Ii2S.xw2E5S.vw2f,Z5xsC.vv.12oiIb -. A-- -N 3 , .1 ,. -N . .-s , ,. .1 ' a - 1. ,X . - , Y -,, A Y! , ,, , -. 1' l l ll, ill H977 ff, J ff'- LIOHN NIXON, fo1z1my Cozuxit-gucliu. lffmflmll, Ill, lI ,' lfu.vA-vflnzll, III, ll'. Quiet, reserved, and athletic, John has done mueh to spread the fame of Cheverus. both athletically and sehol- astically. A winning smile and personality plus makes john one of our hest liked students. May your winning smile and personality he a sign of future suecess. VX'll.l.l.-XM IZIJXYQXRIJ NL'GliN'l', lV11gget COMMIQRCIAI, lmclyllt' of .SltItll'1'tl llvu1'!,' ll1l1'u-111111111 llrlskvllnill, Il, Ill,' lfrmflrull, Ill, IV: l'o.r 1l'. Vllithout Nug there would he a part of us missing, that part which tends to steady us in lighter moments and makes us realize the more serious side. Yes, Nug. success seems easy when we see the steady, calm manner which is both your method and a valuable asset in attain- ing- success. 1v.1v1 .1 ,.v . ,ua - l:tlt,l',N In jf 75l'.I'l I U Sl tI,l.IX AN, Gaim, ' Sully l.ll,ASSlt'Al. Lftlfflll' of .Surwd lleurf, l, ll. Ill, IV: l'u.r, ll',' Ifrcslia man lx'r'crplim1,' l rrm'lr tiluli. lllq llflllllfllfl Clulv, Ill. ll',' Ulm' cllllll, I, ll,' lricliflgf Chili, l, Il,' Pulflic .S'fveak- iuyl. 1, ll. tiene is a young gentleman in every respect, a good student and friend with :1 pleasing personality. lle is hound to he successful in any undertaking. Small in stature, big in heart, tiene will only he remembered hy his classmates, as a life-long pal. XYith his unsurpassing energy he will lie welcomed hy associates in any walk of life. tiene will he missed at Cheverus. Bl lfl l.Xlil, O I't J! Jl,Ii. Hal COMIXIERCIAI. . I , lmfiyrn' of .htlt'l't'll llvurf, l1'uumfvr, Ill. lV,,' Vox, Ill, lV,' film- tlnlf. I5 lh1.rl'rllu1ll, Il. Ill, ll',' lfclxelrczll, IV: lI1'r11m1lir.r, I,' llllru-uiurul Basketball, II. Mike is a hoy who seems to get along with every one. His large and volumptuous words have often been heard echoing through the Cheverus Halls' of learning, and his jovial personality knows no harrier for his un- hound friendship. Here's hoping that your studious char- acter and jovial manner will win you fame and fortune in the outer world. Good luek, Mot 5 fy F3 :'j.1': C 7'l Z . N t-'Z r ' .' aj. ' 'f 1 ' 'f -1' l'n-fm-fjilr'-5-'Gimp-'rr'-.,-, .-f'-'WM ' . .. 1'v'- ,. ,Q ...'fl1f- It l i ' 'l . Y. .X . 531 tw . . I . M .N , Lv: 'l , 'X lx X 5-.. law tl' 1 1 i , -1 y.. lily ff 1 K Em 1. 'Jn Q. sf' . A 1 NX ..'sv- X' 'X I C' Vi R Est tit, v,i Q . .a-.s X .g,. , N Q fd .xx 4' Y- :i f' 1 Q is -s f S O 5 an 1 V' xx'- f ' M i if 1 il ,, ' -my '- 4' rg'- x xi. -ak . '. ',. , .5 i 5 ,. 'K v t 5 1.4 .iq . 1-iw .. 5592025 Ze Cfapion NGEQQEESQWT? 55,3 1- ' ' p V W 5 A ' ,' a sf ' Q 1 x. ' A gas. am :sv sam rs az Zbivr arises E03 E95 933 RALPH c1-oNAN Pimzciz. Sam 3 511 COMMERCIAL E QS I Ulm' Club, I, Il,' Lcayzm of Stll'ft'lI Hcarl, I, II, III,- - V 1f'11111111111, 111, 113 151111, III, IV. Elsa E05 It isn't hard to write on a fellow of his sortg think of him and you think of the Purple and Gold. We may sum E05 X12 QQ it all up by saying: He goes to Cheveruslu, for he is so GQ Qi typical of those in C. H. S. whose character and under- E 'Q standing have placed them in a class all their own, and 3 512 with these qualities at his disposal Sam has valiant U . . companions in his battle for success. E252 E95 PAUL 111LARY JOSEPH QUINN, -'Q1111111y E95 S2 gs 1 CLASSICAL yn f Q L11vv1'lvu1I1'1', III. IV,' Head Cl1cc1'l1'u1iv1', ll',' I.cc1y111' of E .18 11111 sm-f.'11lH.'1111, Il, Ill, 1V,- 111.11 C11111, 11,- P1111111- H! H .S'p1'11e1'1111, . U ' ' Paul is the likable lad who has been seen at all our EQ A athletic encounters leading the school's supporters in E, 5 cheering our teams. Many a time has he stood before E03 81: QQ the hundreds in attendance at our games and raised his so sg Qs ' voice in cheers, cheers which spurred our athletic repre- E 53 sentatives on to a glorious victory or a sportsmanly de- E 511 V feat. are confident that many times in the future, Paul will raise his voice in like manner in praise and QRS? fondness of Cheverus. Best of luck to you, Paul, a true E133 son of Cheverus. E155 VF: ig EDWARD STEPHEN RIDGE, Ed, IIm1k ,X CLAss1cA1. as v I71'l1afi1l!l Club, Il, III: Vice-P1'1'.s'idc11f, Il: Frc111'I1 Club. Ev III: Vox, I,' Lcs CI1m'aIicr's, Ill: IIITSIIIIIKIII Rm'cpt1o11 Cillllllll-lII'f't',' Gln' Club. I. II: Public Sfw11Iri11g1, Il: E05 CLARION .s'11111, 1l',- 1111.v1ff111a11. Ill, 1V,- 110,111 G11i1I1111rc Q35 SA. QQ lJI'0jll'Ulll L1'cI111'C1', IV: CIMI1, III, II'. xl .-Q A1 ' Hank is the graduate whose ambition has been the BA '1-X' E 53 secret to whose popularity. His brilliance has made him a af fs EU frequent visitor to the honor roll. His ambition is to be S Z a successful lawyer. If law becomes his chosen profession Eva we know that his contagious smile and sparkling person- S E05 ahty will make him the leader in his field. Best of luck! E185 yr ff V 4 5 234 RICIHIARD wn.1.1AM Rowe, HR. WJ' 939 S13 5 Bar1'011, I?11l:e 515 fi? Evra C1.Ass1c1u. QQ? 3 film' Club, I, Il,' Fl't'lll'Il Club. Ill. IVq IIFIIIIIIIIH Club, Q E115 1V,- VM, 111,- A.vmm111 1511111111 II',' c1.ARmN, Il',- 1.1.1 A05 Y, cf Cliawalirrs, Ill: .'1ssisla11t Iidifor, IV,' l71'n111afi1's, I: 264 ljlomf' R1111111 G11ida111'v Cl1air111a11, IV: F1'1'sl1111a11 Rvccp- Q 11011, II. ' 5' Dick, in his four years, has been popular with every- E 53 EV? one he has encountered. His witty remarks lessened the Evra 3 tension of a dreary dayg and his helping hand has aided 3 E05 many a friend. With a brilliant and precise ability for EA5 gi to studykhig scholastiel ijtariflarldljlnacsv soared, .come each Y. if Q. quar e . uccess wi e .o - ic as ls amma is. 0 ia 54 4 ,. ,Q great- runner. He will attam it and may it reward him in di 'K plentiful abundance. ai ,512 v fo? Q E05 E93 I t A159103 , A:5m9i!sZ':'f6'5'5 1562 C2665 S2021 , ffisrygza a v N- v x. v w J x -I x. J .1 y ' H .1 x., . dliiicr-1422118 YQEBS-fYv.1281,SLrw25ZZif4Sww2H1SS-af waik? 9929 SH N51 LQ 219 Cla 701.0 77 SQEW? VWZ5 ZZ F69wV'w2Pi5 TSSY YQH5 YS Z5 5391 Y-1225 TSCA-w -42535 Qu v ig ie, '15 ZIQQQ PHILIP RUMINSKI, Hubby, Phil lligxilg ZZ COMMERCIAL 511 T3 E03 League of Sacred Hcarl, 1, ll, Ill, IV, French Club Art gif? Q3 Editor, ll, Ill, Vox, ll, Ill, Glue Club, ll, lll,' Foot- 43 E03 ball, Ill, NYA, Ill, IV, CUllHll61'lIil1l Club, ll, lllj E03 CLARloN, IV,' lutra-mural Basketball, 1, ll, Ill. N Phil has been the .jester of the royal class of 'll for 511 rg four years. Many a time has his wit pulled thru in an 51 'YS ' 'X otherwise embarrassing predicament. Phil, however, ' ' EU? believes that no work and all play makes jack a simple- QV? ton. Therefore, when advisable his wit loses place to 51,15 his sobriety and his short but correct answers are precise E05 N K as his witticisms are funny. Best of luck to you, Phil, TA Q, CHARLES THOBTAS SEIDEL, Cllw1'lleU C1.Ass1cAi. U V Q C1.AR1oN, lV,' Uvluztiuy, IV,' Riding Club, 1lI,' Tifeaq- Q3 EJE5 urcr, I!l,' Cilce Club, ll,' Fl'6lIL'll Club, Ill, Public EK35 5 l ' , 11. gli-Q p'i,'lbisHiiouiig gentleman displays a personality which at- tracts many fr1e11ds. An apt pupil of a conservative na- ' ture Charlie has covered everything in good measure. CUE Our memories of him will throw a picture of the perfect S173 3 gentleman,-immaculatcly attired and perfectly mannered. gy 1.5 Q: LC, NVILLIABI llUVVARlJ SPICER, h S' .. ,- -, .. v-I it Q' , billy, ll ily gif :S Pwfi Glsxiziml. SQ fi 1 . . , . A35 Lcaqmr of lliv barred Haart' Public .bl7L'tlli'lIlfj IV. sv . . , LSQ5 If, sometime in the future, you happen to meet a person gflgt Q. .9 in glasses who resembles Bill, it would be truly worth if Q 'A-Q' your while to stop him and speak to him. Bills spark- 'QS ling personality and friendly smile make him an eloquent if i conversationalist and an entertaining friend. We are sure EU? that Bill's gift of gab will talk him i1lt0 success and 51:3 Q5 his amiability will serve him in this position. May your Q? E05 path of life be cased by your Cheverian friends and your Q05 stay here, that is our parting word to you, Bill. 92 1? 9.2 12 ex? DLXYID NHCH AFL THORNTOY D 10 as ze A A 1 - e A i at Q, .s C1-Ass1cAr. fri? QQ Q lfasuliall, l. ll.iIlI, ll lfaskriball, I, ll, Ill, 1I',' Foal- 43? ball, Il, lll,' l'ri'l1c'l1 Club, 1115 llrlvafuzy Llnlr, Ill, IV: gall? Leaguclaf flu' Sacred Haart, lV,' C Club, ll, Ill, lV,' gig xi if Var, I I,' Class President, 115 Class 7'rvas1irc1', IV. Zu ., a V With an ingratiating personality, Dave has likewise - received the plaudits of his classmates. His remarkable Q93 versatility, which enabled him to achieve scholastic merit QV? along with his athletic prestige, arouses in each of his S tug friends an inward passion that endears him to us, Such E05 if if a time gentleman and sportsman as Dave cannot help Y, , bag! but achieve success, because his fine scholastic record Fiona 23173 coupled with his athletic notoriety label him a true Chev- -s' ' erus man. ' ' Q, Y 1205 Q05 Y smccyffseasaczfs es, altace es, ff- -.f,,a-,f-6.z-,f,,,r arts wifes we ails.: arte Lv Y.: we as we airs cffvsz aim sw W2 wie sd as are UH 914,131 , 4255953 . may L67 Q Clarion agar? , saga 4:5 p . .1 w , v x. A 1 v .1 x. f:Z5Sa'Y42d5Sx-YY-4223353 355351 F1391 51,2 E05 Q 155 PAUL FRANCIS L'Pl'lAM, Doc 3 CLAss1cAI. U Frvurlx Club, Il1,' Glu' Club, l, l1,' l.c'ayuc of Sarrvd Hvarf, ll, Ill, ll',' Publiv Sfvc'alci11g, ll,' Riding Club, l,' E03 Frvslzmau lx'm'vpIia11, II. , Uppie is Biddeforcls clelegaie to the Purple and ff Gold. His four years here have proven his priceless per- m sonality and ready wit. Well-versed in mathematics and geometry, Paul could easily be tomorrow's Einstein. This U likable lad, the possessor of a contagious smile deserves to go far in his chosen profession, irregardless of what EAS state in life appeals to him. Best of luck, Paul! W E 5 E JOHN joseph wmeo Bud U ' Q CUMMERCIAI. E05 Lmguf of lbrf .S'av1'z'al Hrarl, 1, Il, Ill, lV,' Ulm' Club, so :8 II, 1lI,' llflltllllljl, ll,' Public .5'pc'akil1g, I, ll,' Vox, lV,' tx Conm1m'fial Club, Ill, Il . Quiet and unassuming,-those two words best describe v johnny.i' His sober actions denote a character befitting the senwble intellect he possesses We know 'Buds' : s . . . ' gg scholastic ability will serve him well in his fruitful search for success nl the future. B V FR.-XIXLIS jUSlLPl'l VVELCH, Fl'C1lIl6l-CU CLAss1cAi, ffm? French Club, ll, lll,' Glcc Club, l. lI,' Lc'aguv of the so W .S'acrf'zl Heart, I, ll, Ill, lV,' liasvbull, ll',' Public Spvcile- Q i11g,l, II. E Til Frankie is one of the good-naturcd, cheerful boys of V the class, always willing and ready to do his part. He has made many friends in Cheverus, and has been very popu- lar. During school hours he usually tends to business but E05 is always ready for a laugh when the occasion presents gl Q2 itself. We know he will do well in the future and wish EQ him the best of success. Zi? U3 5355 9' ig, 85 5 Ev :fs PF' 22 al, Q U E93 'S 25 555024 A 5Ql22C A 5592511 15595252 A153921 A'5QSWC XK 5 be' ,e' sc :c':c :c wzffxswwzmmwmffwww fr-fe are Q gui? bl '4 5:5652 K? 5,05 bi 155 E95 Q SP3 ?: rf! Q E115 982 35 5 V gs? asf 'fs E658 Q if E95 gags Q 5522 'W at :sa ,,- ,xv f f J N 1 !r'a'l 4' ' , M P: st... 411' -JM ,311 4 cmnriztm .X Class of some sixty oclrl Llheverians is graduating into the worlrl this year, into a Worlfl which knows no fleteney. which has forgotten the Ten Cmnmmauclments, whose inhahi- tants have no love for each other, only hate aurl fear, which has trierl to ohliterate morality. to destroy religion, anrl to crush tlorlliuess. The phrase into the cruel world was never so true as it is now. lfor. who of us eau clecree the time of his tleath or the place or conditions? We may tlie to- morrow with our soul hlaek- euecl hy sin, or we may not live until tomorow. 'l'o rlie alone. uuahsolvecl. on a foreign hattle- helrl, is a horrihle thought. lint today it is a tlreacllul pos- sihility: mayhe tomorrow it will he a grim reality. Iiolantl lirowu was taken from this chaotic earth hy Death, the dispatcher of men's souls. Brownie clierl and his soul was horne aloft to tiorl hy Roluxxii litzowx angels. This was the graclua- tion which erowuecl his short. hut worthwhile ancl happy life. Hur gratluatiou into the worlcl frightens us: his grarluation to tiofl. was an achievement which all aspire to attain. llis gracluatiou present was a crown ol stars which the elements can never tarnish or hreak. aufl can never he talteu from him. .Xt our commencement exercises we will clon seholarly eaps zmrl gowns: l1rownie's rohe was a mantle of sanctity. 'liruly then is the grafluatiou ol' Kolaucl llrowu mueh greater aurl more glorious than ours. .Xurl. when Death visits us anil presents us with our last diploma. a passport to a rlittereut worlrl, we are certain that liolaurl Iirowu will he iusitle the Gates of lleaven wait- ing to greet aucl welcome each ol us to a new and perfect home. L'util the happy aufl eventful rlar, we prar. anrl we know our prayer is auswererl. nliequieseat in in pace. -'f Klay he rest in peace. ' I., 44' U' .'.L 1 s t. ,f ,.. Q ug ,W . J . -... Af--, 1 ff, f - wi-ww an :ff U E05 5.1155 293.5 Q E115 v W m V E95 - :Q rs U E115 821055 U rm P: 4 9? EQ'-.ii Q E-lug? QQ QI gag Z1 Wa Q gn? 9 Us is KI , mega , 55962 567 Q Clambn 1:5 Y-+2221 59-Y V423 8 Fi' TSS-af FZ YSSW Clievems Honor Students . l WILLIAM MMU-:R Salutumriau U-LSJSW I THOMAS Mum-uv AALFRED MULKERN llonor Ifsxayisl Class Essayist 94.737, 93.70W Edward Ridge !H.53fZf Richard Rowe 88.331721 Philip McAvoy 90.773241 Edwin Haudlou 87.31fk Edward lXlCl.JU11l7llgll U0.72'lfZ, Richard Mullin 87.0122 john GUl'l1El111 89.8426 Gcorgc Bennett 86.6517 Edward Kilmartiu SSLUQSQQ1 David Thornton 86.22722 Joseph McCarthy 85.635 my affvaiptamafs vlsafymsiv Qaqgwsiv vlzafimslv vlaafymlv via Bl' :Ya aces Q E95 Q U bm Q35 Q Emi? 92 24 Q ea Qi, QE Six? ' if: age Q E05 QQ E623 Q as an 35512 Q bil if NQZQNKISSSMIQK, ' SECT, 59,82 AYREQQAYZSQQQYE 6728 CIUPIOU V V En as ggi Graduation Theme-June, 1941 K Q A gig THE BEATITUDESY THE PERFECT WAY OF LIFE Egg Fr! 93 RH E63 SALUTATORY: The Perfect Law of Liberty 3 gag WILLIAM MARTIN MAHER Q E fi? Fr! V EV? CATHEDRAL HONOR' EssAY: The Law of Temporalitiesn Eg Q fBIessed are the poor in spiritj 365 MARY CATHERINE SINCLAIR ESS Q W Q CHEVERUS HONOR ESSAY: The Balance of Justxce 3353 fBIesseoIha'retthF:1 tffattloujzger and q lfS G el' jUS ICE Ev THOMAS FRANCIS MURPHY gg 15 O ik gm CATHEDRAL CLASS EssAY: 'fThe Quality of Mercy 2:52 Q I Blessed are the merciful Q V3 HARRIETT SYLVIA THORNE f' H E YQ CHEVERUS CLASS ESSAY: Honesty, Industry, Integrity QV? LAB K Blessed are the Clean of heart j ER K ' ALFRED EMMANUEL MULKERN 94323 ' 51? H Q fre E95 VALEDICTORY: Gold Fire-Tried 5 gg Q I Blessed 'are theg thotrsuffer perse- EQS Curzon for justice sakej Sei Ev MARY MARGARET O'TOOLE QQ 2325x6554 LESS? IES!! EAQSXEZSRSSLE NESS ,XAZSSSV EBQSS : R. ,p .1 F . -r',L f f -gp x ' r i. X if 7, 1 f ,f- I xht, C-.fl H1 iff Tv 4' M!! fx .--L!! J X V Y x 4 c 1 X-. 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' E Ev The junior Class was fairly well represented in all of the School Siva E 5 Activities. gg 15 rx gl jg Among the members of the Debating Club, coached by Father Flanagan, E95 there were Roland Levesque, William Foley, Thomas Earles. and Vincent 3 Tatarczuk. All of the boys made a creditable showing in this art and all V showed promise of becoming first-class debators next year. VVilliam Foley Siva E95 served as Vice-President of this club. A is . The following were members of the French Club: Cyril Colton, Stephen Mulkern, james Busby, Thomas Earles, Vincent Tatarczuk, and Roland FZ V3 Levesque. Vincent Tatarczuk was elected to act as Secretary for this Club. Vg 15 In March, a Vocational Guidance Program was established for the entire 6 gf 2 school. Father Cyr was appointed to supervise the Classical division, while by Father Delaney had charge of the Commercial students. The officers for the E IB Classical Division are: Roland Levesque and Vincent Tatarczuk, while those v for the Commercial group are: Thomas King, Michael Chisolm, and john Siva Wallace. E15 0 Q2 Once again the class of '42 was well represented on the athletic teams. 2 R2 In football, johnny Butkis, Bunny Larose. john P. Connolly, Vit if Cullinan, Obie O'Brion, and Pete DiPietrantonio, were bulwarks in the QV? U Cheverus line. while johnny NVallace, Billy Berry, and john Welch E65 played well in the backlield. 3,835 Sign ' In basketball, Billy Berry was the only junior on the starting five, but E IB Pete McDonald, Turk Murphy. Frankie Walsh, james Busby and E 512 Eva Frannie McFarland saw action as jayvees. 21,3 Q E95 The juniors decorated the Honor Roll quite frequently this year. 0 H in Among these were: james Busby, Stephen Mulkern, Vincent Tatarczuk, Egg William McDonough, Bartley Conley, Thomas Earles, Roland Levesque, and ,Z last but not least, Michael O'Toole. . V 51:3 And so, our junior year has ended. Some may be a bit disappointed, but I E155 I believe most of us are happy, now that our ultimate goal- Graduation - 32 2- Q is but a year away from us. 513 Q1 William McDonough. QV? to-5 rx Q i S Z 54 5 N LJ 'J S -: S V7 1 1 4 2355- 'V - fi 39634 65712 CICTWOU mtwliifirwtiirn Pi! S1423 53 Y-12 ' FZ SSW HS-V 'SS V V E185 t E15 a ff Sophomore Class Chronicles iff v Early in September, sixty-three of the freshmen of the preceding year V EA returned to Cheverus as Sophomores. EA gg Immediately after enrolling, these students were divided into two groups gli --Sophomore A, those taking the classical course, and those studying com- 3 V mercial subjects. ' V R03 In keeping with the tradition, the election of class officers turned out to E0 Q55 be a hard-fought battle. The voting completed, and the ballots counted, Q those chosen were revealed to be :-George Mullins, President, Michael A Brennan, Vice-Presidentg Marty O,Connor, Secretary, and Richard Gill, V Treasurer. EV? gag Soon after school had opened, the French Club, Le Cercle Bayard, re- E155 Q sumed its activities. Among the members were such excellent Frenchmen gf QQ as :-James Hannigan, john Monahan, Richard Clancy. and Richard Tetreau. M K A sophomore, Richard Clancy, was chosen treasurer of the Club. Q 1 2 EA The Cheverus Debating Club promptly recommended its activities. EA Here. too, Sophomores were outstanding. Richard Foley, Robert Thorndike, Robert Hyde. Richard Clancy. XfVilliam O'Donnell, john Monahan, and ig 'Richard Tetreau, and Edward Rowe, all Sophomores. established themselves V as future debaters. Over and above this, Richard Foley was elected Secretary V of the Club. A A 15 E' Q2 This class did quite well along scholastic lines. Each period saw a E 1.2 goodly number of Sophomores on the Honor Roll. Those whose names have E appeared in that coveted place are :-james Ham, john Monahan, James at v Hannigan, John Flaherty. joseph Joyce, and Richard Tetreau. V E95 Shortly after the start of the third period, a new plan was inaugurated. E95 R W The Students' Guidance Committee, which was to meet every Tuesday, was Q fm formed. Each Home Room had its own Faculty adviser and its own set of officers. o Ev? E95 The faculty adviser for Sophomore A, was Father Honang for Sopho- gpg more B, Mr. Cochran. The oliicers were :-for Sophomore A, Chairman, X, Z5 james Hamg Secretary, John Monahang Treasurer, james Hannigan, for 771 Q 51 Sophomore B, Chairman, Michael Fassairisg Secretary, Marty O'Connor, E U Treasurer. , U E155 Now in June the Sophomores will leave Cheverus for three months, EA Y. Q happy with the thought that they have completed the first half of their high- 2 w school education, and that next year, as Juniors, they will begin their second. E 1 R24 X Richard Tetrcau, '43i V E95 E05 ee asv mais was W2 az ssvvwzaisssvws 5 wais E 1 -Q VJ fn N -I Lb l 5 l. -ci' ' memtiief fC'57w Cf ' V065 5362535 if new fzrssw rs 0701077 fzassrv' rs' yaftss V va E185 15 ri Freshman Class Chronicles 3.5 v High School is a cinch, was the general comment of the Freshmen, Eva E95 after tl1e marks for the first quarter of the 1940-41 school term had been A A Q2 announced. Although this view underwent considerable alterations as school is commenced in earnest, at the half, the first honor roll was graced by the g Ev names of John Beckford, Vincent Carson, Thomas Conley, Raymond Duran, V13 Eg Edwin Gallant, Roland Knight, John LaPointe and Arthur McDermott. 0 0 gg gg Beginning on Tuesday the -lth of March, the vocational guidance pro- Q 395 gram was held each week thereafter, on Tuesday, and proved very popular aj V with the Freshmen. It consists of a discussion by the students of each divi- 51,3 sion, generally about some phase of school life, selected by the chairman of E155 each particular division. In Freshman A, the Chairman was john LaPointe, 0 Q2 and the Secretary, VVilliam Mahoneyg in Freshman B, the Chairman was Edmund Kearns, and the Secretary, Francis Pulsonig in Freshman C, the if V Chairman was'Louis Pomerleau, and the Secretary, Richard Kemp. QV? E03 Three Freshmen-James Flaherty, John Sullivan and Richard Kemp- fl S5172 were members of the football team, furnishing material for an efficient squad 231 M M in future years. E v YV? The debating team, directed by Father Flannagan, was strengthened by gpg three enthusiastic newcomers-John Coppinger, Raymond Duran and George NAR Farris ' Q FZ 5 v Basketball. the most successful sport of Cheverus High, is also the QV? E95 strong sport of the Freshman Class, as indicated by the ability of the Fresh- ? V man Basketeers-Richard Coyne, james Flaherty, Martin Kane, William 05 14 Mahoney and John Sullivan. Freshman john Sullivan will help to recom- TB pense Cheverus for the loss of her star hoopmen who are graduating this SZ 5 V yeariqbfiiiag already a giember of the varsity, and a high scorer in every game QV? E05 in W ici ie ias p aye . 3 ggi The Vox has been enriched by the contributions of Joseph Connary, 4 ' john Coppinger, Arnold Shuman, james Koulovatos, Lionel Cassidy, james FZ U Dawson, Thomas Conley, john Bickford, John LaPoint and Williani Kelly. QV? E265 Soon we will take that long-awaited step and will no longer be classed A Z5 as those Freshmen. F W E FZ 3 Ev Arthur MCDCf11l0ff: Eva E185 ' 53 assesses.: wswswagm was was if A' f, x!..u' J' J '- f 1 . M .V ., 7 . - ,J...,.,. . ,,..,,. . N ', A A' 3' -A -,L A .- . . . ,k ,. . .. 3' C-If fl,v,?f',,.,,Nr,Yf-4-,bfi lx .' 11'-'ff X Ahff.-,- ,f '. t A ' K 'fx ,P .ff 'YQ ',. ,,' ,,.'f4'-1 p. J ,x' x p V -1 X -4 y -S+ V, .S 5 .3 vw- '7 1 'rgf' ig vxlski :ix 1 r 1 ,-J Q' 1 1 ' 'F I ni Xgx .,a:'x l4 V4 5 1 s f l..1 C' U ' q ...uf .FAH ' 1. A V ., Yikxfl , NN' :K 1 7 6,-Q 'X 1, f SN 41-P' 'J li Q1-'El E-1,12 273 V ' .. -4 ,xr X : X. 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Jn,vu', .'llyfl'., .lfvlm I.. ,hAIllllZ'lIIl, I 1'i'al4'1'1l'l' J. .'llm'Cim'll1y. lin'-zuurrl f. lC1iz!'yfL'. I'i1z'1'1'rl' J, lhrjl'-V. Upc-inng' pmcllccs wcrc hm-lil :lt thc QillllCfl1'Ill iiyni which oncn- morn- has bn-colnc thc sc-ut from which thc lrish tp-:uns will blossoni. .Xltc-1' about :L wvck of scccling' out players. lliclczi linzilly got clown to strcnnons work, and not without promising' ilizxlvrizll. lnrln-ul, ll bright sn-:lson was hintccl by thc rlppczmmcc of such vctcmiis as that puir ol spcccly forwzlrrls. liclrlic Xlznining :incl Captain .lohn Foley, big' l'hil McAx'oy at ccntcr. :incl liill llc-rry ta-inning with llavc 'l'hornton at guzwcls, to nizlkc thc Sllllfllllg nnclcus. Also ,lohn Nixon, liclclic Riclgc, two vctcrznis of lust yQzn s ln'igzulc. wcrc flue to see plenty of action, toggctlicr with thc find of thc 5'L'!ll'. l3uchly Sullivan. who although only Z1 frcslnnzln showccl that hc hurl thc ability :incl light to become LL inc-nihcr of the varsity sqnzxcl. lfrcrl Mcfzwty. il six-fool center. cleinon- stratccl great ability and the rlcxtcrity to till l'hil Klc.VXx'oy's shoes at the pivot position, which he did nobly in the latter part of the season. FN .11 9' LQ Cro 41'5t'l iff FA fl 5 L? FA f'-'S Pl 'f CW if :ll 1.'iC s A43 9',iff'C N A1 3771: if, Qfyyc f, 30: TQ aff: f',J lfffil ff Ifyf V, Qffkiq ,, . . . . . , .. . . . . . . . . ,, . . - R -Q 'Lv' N J Qi lg 'LY .P Q. To LY YJ yi YQ LY Y.fl fl YQ. Lf 'mY fl Y 'Lv 21.4 41 if A.. .. F . fi 4 w Ns Pfx r,1i Txqf U ff . lv - '11 .ax YS fe x by b J a- -o .4q. A.: Ov rx' I F 4 ,Q N. Pigs fn, .4 5 sf T4 nf X .X,,. IT N ,ia YN ' X F 5. for ina W if fl nf X :bra I N P. 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Westbrook, Biddeford, Rumford, followed in succession, and the Free Streeters now had four wins clialked up. Lewiston, however, in their own court coasted over the Irish in a dogged contest. Morse followed and drew more blood. It now was apparent that Cheverus was in a slump, but a decisive victory over Port- land changed the minds of even the Sports Reporters, for this was an impor- tant game. Urged on by this win, the boys downed Biddeford, then Deering and VVaterville in order. Morse, who had previously taken the measure of the Irish, now were toppled by them in a sizzler. Except for the Waterville and Bowdoin Frosh games the rest of the slate was unblemished and the Purple and Gold entered the Southwestern Maine Tournament as one of the top aggregations. But with the loss of Eddie Manning after the last Morse game and with Phil McAvoy hospitalized for the week previous to the playoff, it was evident that the team was badly crippled. Nevertheless, they VVC11t into the preliminary game as a slight favorite. However, Stevens High of Rumford proved to be the tourney's dark horse and after a thrilling see-saw battle flipped in a set-up shot to top the Irish, 19-18. Graduation will hit Cheverus harder than it has in three years, by taking Eddie Manning. John Foley, Phil McAvoy, Dave Thornton, Pat Duffy, Eddie Ridge, and john Nixon. Returning next fall will be four veterans, Billy Berry, Buddy Sullivan, Fred McCarty, and Turk Murphy. johnny Butkis, Frankie Walsh, Frannie McFarland, Jimmy Ham, Pete McDonald. all showed excellent promise this year on the second team and should be donning varsity uniforms in the near future. Edward Kilmartin. me Q Ezsgs Zee Y? 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' 1 ' 1' '11s 1'c11111x'1-11 1-1'Ul1l 1111- 1-111111'111ig11 1111111 1I11111f111111 111lXXfXQ1 11111 x1LANUX xx 1 1 11 1 Ntmtimtmfiiiitf KG719 C1c1P1'0n fi HS-Y Fi! BS-Y 53 53 SSW fi. iii V 51:3 Ella with a badly injured shoulder. The loss of their ace running back hampered 0' gg the uptown purple offence, and the Suburbanites had little trouble in over- whelming the Cheverus forces. 3 Ev A week later the Irish encountered a surprisingly strong Rumford outfit V3 and were beaten back b a 9 to 2 count. Cheverus advanced the ball inside y. E185 the Panther ten-yard stripe several times during the afternoon but due to 05 W their lack of scoring punch failed to dent the scoring station. Q Z Sanford and Biddeford mastered the Chevies by the identical score of 5 tk Ev 13 to O. after staving off futile scoring drives on the part of the desperate QV? Irish. It is to be noted that the Biddies' victory over the Cheverus gridsters E125 was their first ever registered. A Hg? And now the season's classic! Glorious in defeat, and heads held high 555 fs in the knowledge of a noble attempt. the boys from the Institute proved once g -2 V again why they are called the Fighting Irish. Thrown against a vaunted Ev? Portland juggernaut, a mere handful of Irish gladiators, for a full three EA periods, instilled fear into the hearts of the potent Bulldogsg and although A they were forced to bow to a brace of last period touchdowns, they did so Q with a remarkable display of gridiron grit. Out-played, but far from out- fought, the enti e Cheverus team turned in a splendid performance. The if V running of Phil iIcAvoy and Bullet Foley was a constant threat to the Blueg Vg and the entire forward wall did yeoman work, constantly harrassing Port- EA3 land's backs. 15 R If The Free Street Irish wound up their season the following week with a fs 13 to 7 victory over a hard-lighting Waterville High eleven. The Elm City 3 V eleven scored first, and were leading at half-time, 7 to 0. The Irish, however, V43 sparked by Foley and McAvoy, drove back viciously in the second half, and EA pushed over two markers to bring home the bacon for the first time during A the season. A sustained drive of 93 yards gave up the winning touchdown 2 with Phil McAvoy plunging over into the end zone with but Five seconds gl remaining in the game. HY V Pat Duffy, Bullet Foley. and Phil McAvoy, were among those who re- YV? E95 ceived berths on the All-City Eleven. A 22 Graduation this June will remove the following men from the roster: gi Captain Pat Duffy, john Logue, Hynie Weriiig, Chic Nixon, Bullet Foley , and P1111 McAvoy. if 'Q Ev Next year things should go fairly well with the Irish. Coach VVhitmore QV? EP has the following returning for duty: john VVelsh, Bob Siedel, John Con- A nolly, Timmy Dufour, john VVallace, Billy Ramsay, and Linwood O'Brion. S9 Q2 gigs g FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 3 I' 512551333 Z E23I53I5 .,11ii11 IQIIQIIIQ. 33 W E185 Chcvcrus ...... 2 Rumford ........... .......... 9 I5 Cheverus ....... 0 Biddeford ......... .......... 1 3 Cheverus ....... 0 Sanford ........ .......... 1 3 Cheverus . ....... 0 Portland ....... .......... 1 3 51 5 V Cheverus ...... ....... 1 3 Waterville .... ...... 7 QV? EAS E135 A ' fivmtf o' -Q 449,3- .,A,- 'I' 'O fx Qui 7 xx an Q ' ' Q 1355 22 54? s ' ' 4 '1 F' SQ I x 'Q-A kv af-31 Q O 91 U5 'Y QQ: 1,1 -5 w 1 1 f 1? Q . 1315 92, 12 , 4 .5 P C142 45, ENE L 9:12 r,b'y'2 Or vk fl. fi Q 4 X R5 9 0' 'C AE. Or 'C 'I F' Q11 4 ,. 7 gs 11:5 egg m cl Ts is 91 QQ Ere Eli? Q4 HUA O' 'fl .vhs .44- U- O fI j,Aj'3 9925 CT'jff5 SQL? L' 1' ' ' SSI Yi C? ,XD 91 Yi Cfxj 1415 wfY.:12,1?sMfv.2a1?s U19 57 P1077 F146 CMAQ ak Cswflfwi Baseball 1941 With Conch VVIiit1n111'C ninlcling his tcznn znirl his Iiulzcs Zlllllllllfl uns of the must czlpzlhlc Imzlttcrys in thc circuit. Clicvcrus hzischzill z1spi1':11ns cmiinsiicccl zniutlic-1' st1'1:1111u11s czuiipziigii. Tu clzitc L-IICVCVIIS has shown Hush:-s of greatness :incl have cstzilxlislic-cl IIICIIISCIVCS as Il potciitizll threat for thc hunting. Crcclitzxlmle 1:c1'fo1'111z111ccs have heen llll'l1CfI i11 hy Ifolcy, Sullivan, Ilufuur. I.z1Il11sc, f,ILiU11I1CII. 'I'l1u1'11to11, :incl McAvuy. The Irish williww-win-Imlcrs ops-111-cl thc sc-zlsrmn hy rlruppiiig :L lIISIlC2ll'll'l1IIlg S-T tnsslc' tu ll putciit Sanfuiwl nine. Kltliuugli thc Irish onthit thc pliislitfmwiiers ll-'T they W1-rc not equal tu thc Q-Hbctiveiic-ss of the Sziiifurcl sluggers in the cfucizil inrmiclits. lim' thu Irish, I.zLR11sc's sticking was mitstzmcling, while Ilnfunr and IJ'Cu1111clI and Sullivan ull playccl ll Ctlll1lllC1llI2l.I1IC gznne, 'I'l1m'nton .-Xcziclmny is the next for uf thc Iircc SlI't'l'ICl'S and with Iflinging I'hiI on clccli the Clieveriuns Iizwc cxprcssccl funcl hopes nf snmshing into the win culuinn. 1x'nlu'1'I !f1'vyn1'y Malia. I3.1XSIilSgXl.I, SCIIICIJULIE Clicvurlls ............... 7 Sanfmml .,..... .... . .. 8 Clicvcriis ..... 4 'ITIIUYIIIUII 13 Chcvcrus ..... 2 IJe':1'ing ...... I Clievcrus ..... 15 XVcsthruoIc ..... 2 Chcvcrus ..... 14 Biclcleford ....... 1 Cyfffv 9,12 cyan my If 417,65 99,24 C?-A1425 9515 cfs 99125 6:5455 swf C?yff5 Q2 All .ln A X I . 4. fl .O 5313 my gihiq Jw ck U 22 5,1 2? x-' ' 5 W is af is 91 QQ why . U4 5 QQ 1715. 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Fiiiuiw ,afbivr Fix 5,2 Q12 5,5 y 95 92 S2 V V Y Q N W Q ilu., E FH 0 F193 Q' ,C - X3 ZX A jc i :fs ,i r as N912 ' Neg! 9:5 H fx 4 E B E92 s Q' s W W u o 51,5 g A g s 'A my SQ ig . sfllwx 'Il W- dp S362 fri a rs EV? Every June, a new class is graduated from Cheverus High. These grad- EEZ E05 uates, splendid as they are, are swiftly ushered into the many diverse stations E05 S11 QQ of life. Dame Fortune smiles on some of them by presenting a further oppor- SQ jg Q65 tunity to resume their educational endeavors. Others are received into the 3652 Ev? business world, while others, still, are accepted i11to the forces of our army E02 E95 and navy. E95 Sf' W I 1 H 2- gif! wks As a result of their hrst fundamental training, Cheverus graduates are at U hurriedly received into institutions of higher learning. Here they progress V E' 3 remarkably Well, much to the enjoyment of the former acquaintances and E05 IN N LQ 1DI'0fCSSO1S. Let us First glance at the graduates of the Class of 15140. -lohn Llancy and v V Thomas Marley are at Holy Crossg James Ridge is at St. Anselm'sg Thomas E05 Coyne is at Colby Collegeg Thomas Scahill is employed by the john Nissen 553 Zlfgg Co.g Richard Kilroy is at Gorham Normalg Thomas LaPointe is employed at ggi? E 53 the A. 8 P. Storesg joseph ,Ioyce is employed at the George T. Springer Co.g 4 Eg? and iNayne Sudborough and NValter Sweeney are in the U. S. Army, while EE? EA5 Francis Crosier is attending a naval institution. E95 N I8 all XPS Q The Class of 15139 Jresents a favorable remortz Leonard McDowell is ggi 1 I EU? attending Holy Crossg Lockley Jennings and john McCallum are attending V E95 Colby Collegeg Thomas Gillespie is employed by the Gannett Publishing E03 gl 22 Companyg XVendell McDowell and Patrick Slattery are employed by the gl ig, 395 Maine Central Railroadg Joseph Coyne is at St. Michael's College in ggi SLE Vermont. v E05 fir? . 65502 a ESSIQECXQSWSQW N 559363 - 55963573 5593493 . C5712 CICIWOYY EQWQEHWGSE 92 TCW' 5351 li? 7:25 599' FZ 539-Y V EA5 The Cheverus graduates of 1938 are doing fine. Edward Walsli is attend- ing Holy Crossg joseph McNeil is at St. Michael's Collegeg John Crozier is at St. Joseph's University in New Brunswickg Russell Perrault, X-ray tech- v nician at New Hampshire Naval Hospitalg Philip Fox, Gannett Publishing E155 Companyg Robert Mulkern is employed at the Portland Company. 1' iff 3 Scannin over the Class of 1937, we find ohn Scahill is at the Universit g Y Eli? of Ottawag Louis Renaud at Holy Crossg joseph Borque at the University of 3,53 Maineg john Frydel at St. Joseph's Universityg Charles Loring at F. J. gsgg O'Hara Company. 955 fi? gp In like manner, we are extremely pleased with the class of 1936. John EAS Dimmer is at the University of Maineg Thomas Joyce, attending a Canadian ggi!! Seminaryg A. J. Peverada, Mareau Seminary, Notre Dame, Indiana. E TB V The professors of Cheverus, the students of Cheverus, and the Alumni and friends of Cheverus are greatly pleased with the reports of Cheverus' QA5 graduates. A Cheverus man is, indeed, a distinctive man. He is prepared for in life, materially and spiritually. The Almighty Spirit has blessed us im- v mensely. Let us join in thanking Him for His gifts, and ask and beseech Him to keep that shower of benefits falling immemorially. E155 Alfred E. Mulkeru, ,4I. 2 51,2 as ., . ... 'S Z' Qllllgr 1' SFS Ev fs S9 YS We Ev? E05 iiffgsiv 5329 s 3 vizffw 3 few siggsb N255 F1495 Q-H Za? EV? at W3 K5 I3 il H 3 E tx me .Q 3 I K5 52 :XM ES Q5 3 V 15 'V A 9 A. V S353 5C'5he Clarion Q? fi O4u tQraphs ,, f.-M . , .-2- . -2- - . 1 ,. .:,.'1. if-1 1 -cm-N :V I v X 4 53.11 151' 'ih'il !?-fiffiitl'-Pmfriglwgpvs A' V' 5 . .. 1 ,1, ran- ,L - 5 ' 5'A 41' -55: Z . H li .- ,z Mg f ,,-.'-fffifs-X , 7 si 4 - . N. rv: I, '.'m'1..w,-v-'I 3,w'i':j' -L 4 L uf.:-gf ggi-var. -- t 1 f I l Q -', .f-'--.--af 1 .1, X .-- -, ,,. -Lf. Q a ' - ' MJ' 'fs 'sw' '4' f X -22 I 3 'Cx I is 5-K faq. hw V A V' li Qv Wi' .s - 1, B ., 'V -A M. Ay 1 , - .. .' ft .1 h'-Q.. 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'PS V if T 4. :M l .. --.Q . . QL ., - 1' 4' Q' JL.- A ba 1' ' - 4 . .: if FF-A1 ' aj. 5,4 -3. '1 Q ff .Q , qg- . - nn- -E.. I'-.5 'nf - ..1 Q. . I. - , :Q A 4. LW .,: .La I A.- ,..3' Q :E '2- . Lt QL! .. .- 7. f V 1 .C nf. .- .-,W 'uffig ' H. 'S 'K .. we .-r .-7 ,Eff 3 .595 3:14, 155: . -, 'QQ h 1-'x I I . if-.L H:- . xl ly ,S 4 fC'57ze Clarion QQ CXQZIIOQPHPII8 V 4- . 1 -1 Aa. . .1. . QVLS. . V .,,,,.,L1-1 ., '14 .G QQ? '?', ., f Q .Q.UQ, is ,T 1 ml . 5+ . , ,AA .. , -r i A ' v . v V., Vi 1 cy 0 ri C6729 CZGPIOH 5 v va E95 rs ig fpatrfons and Tatronesses E 5 V V E155 Most Reverend Joseph E. McCarthy James B. Niles A3 W The Faculty Patrick King 222 David McAndrew Dr. R. C. Upham Ziyi Q Joseph L. Forest Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Welch gig Thomas J. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Loring A Egg! Mrs. T. J. Sullivan Joseph Boivin E V Dr. and Mrs. Seidel William' O'Leary YV? EP Mr. Paul Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Ridge 0 E Mr. Joseph McGowen Mr. and Mrs. Mischel Maria if gp Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Frates Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeRoche YV? E95 Margaret Thornton Miss Rose Kiley 15 ix? Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thornton Mrs. Frances Logue U Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ridge Joseph S. Coyne ?-V43 E185 Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Coppinger Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burke 0 9 Q Mrs. John Cloherty John E. Curran gg!! 5185 John E..Donovan Mr. Romelle DeRoche 51-1 5 U A Friend T. J. Googins EVA? E65 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haley John Leonard 0 g Q2 Joseph Mulkern Leo R. Cameron V Michael .Farry George M. Albert YV? gag Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Gorham Aaron Davidson 3 gi Frederick Olson James J. Conley V Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kilmartin Rev. John T. Arsenault QV? Q95 Miss Ethel M. Cash Member of Class of '32 0 5 .gig Miss Katherine O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kelley Q Louis E. 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L ' KFNAECT 'f55',3Q as wazaigssivewlaazgs me CICWZU77 UNIVERSITY STYLED ALL PREP HALL APPAREL IS STYLED IN THE AUTHENTIC UNIVERSITY MANNER ---- That Together Wz'th Larger Variety and Better Values Are the Big Reasons Why Headquarters for Young Men in High and Prep School is PREP HALL AT if V ':'1v':NN'iu EV1 523 as ze Q 52 F 39:3 Q S2 Q 22 E113 0 sz as Q to Y. . E133 sig fs, L03 Q Q02 he ' wa 3 slr vim :sas SS-iv was visa: 52951 may wL2ai'fBSlv vim sa 56729 Clarion 1 EIS ' v EA 4 1 + . ' Si., ,Qin x Re 5 5 3 V 'ws Ay, + Q LORING STUDIO 53 .v 15, . Q ,, , ,. V' Q GS, ' GW, . JG ' -Igxyyfg .,,fg+A Ax ' V wwf., IS IS IS, gi Compliments of Q REVEREND TERHO DiMINGO v , ., 41 ' ' W F2264 f ' ,f V U1eC10f'1'On V V Em as P' o y 1 o 22 51. gllrantts Kanter Qantherstig 8? Q12 Qtutignnish, Haha Srniia, fllanaha YV? E155 At a time when you are anxious to get full value for every dollar spent we invite A gf you to consider the record of St. Francis Xavier University. ig it Its graduates are found not only in the theological seminaries and law schools w E22 but also in the most reputable graduate schools of America. QV? E03 It is af7'iliated with two outstanding Canadian engineering schools so that its 15 3252 Z5 certificates admit students without examination into the third year of Q jg gQ5z Applied Science. gjggiq v Irs two-year pre-medical and pre-dental certificates are recognized by the leading QV? E185 medical and dental schools of Canada. A Egan The total annual charge for board, room, tuition, and laundry is less than 3400.003 or without a private room, 3328.00 E 13 E EVE The present exchange rate allows a premium of 102, on United States money. V3 E155 --- 3001155 the Qilegistrar --- rx 2 3 F73 Eva Compliments of V3 IN A as CAMP PESQUASA W ASIS A192 2 F G1 if Er, OP 17' S V3 E95 POLAND, - - MAINE ,, Q2 RATES FOR MAINE GIRLS-3314.00 A FORTNIGHT S2 E v QV? CAMP GREGORY 'I ata ' V For Boys 21.3 GRAY, - - MAINE 59-:Z RATES EoR MAINE BOYS-314.00 A FORTNIGHT Q 3 Headquarters: 80 Sherman Street, Portland, Maine Q3 S2 Z5 A if C6719 C1w'1'On V V ik 3 if! ST. MICHAEL S COLLEGE O v EA to A full accredlted lzberal arts Colle e conducted b the 9' if! Fathers of St. Edmund in the Green Mountains O v EIS LA 3. Q COURSES LEADING TO THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ARTS, Q U BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY v -A V ' O E95 E95 if! if! For information write Registrar H-' v v EA WINOOSKI PARK, VERMONT A 15 if! v O ,, FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Q, Q NEW YORK CITY 2 Conducted by the Jesuits 3 I' 1841-1941 V to ' E95 Q AT FORDHAM ROAD. 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Smnh ii E TH Sportswear, Shoes and Rubbers Q2 Army and Navy Goods AND - as 184-186 Commercial St., Portland Corona Typewrlters' Inc' W 86 TB E 53 K QV? Eg MAINES LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE 3 Q Q Complete Lines of Quality Sports Apparel W and Athletic Equipment S11 HEADQUARTERS EOR SCHOOL ATHLETIC SUPPLIES EA3 O gb: THE JAMES BAILEY COMPANY ggi Q 264-266 MIDDLE STREET I I PORTLAND, MAINE gh ti V V E05 I 33 4, 9953 . I E 521 ' X25N,1QCQA!?Kj5SSI i's afivsiv QAQRQ 9 CIUWO77 A O3 EO X EA5 E153 msg gig Compliments of ?w5.s P5145 H P HOOD R SON E05 ,, , . . S, Inc. ,, ,, 5:12 5 72' T4 Q, ICE CREAM Q-1,2 I5 IX ALEXANDERS STUDIO . . Zffi Evfi Fashzonable Clothzng for IQ,-3 Q DEVELOPING, ENLARGEMENT Your! Men Q E ,5 PRINTING AND COPYING 9 A 5 I IX N' ff - - AT wo I Nxgf Fme Qualzty Photographs fggpf 3 53 PASSPORTS, 1DEN7'1P1CAT1ON, FCDSTER-AVERY'S ? S I f 4 H gg Cn IL SERVICE PHOTOS THE SYSTEM COMPANY 3 18 Monument Square Portland A S2 ii! 91 Q Q Q3 Fi! 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Jewelers Since 1851 Convenient Payment Plan 503 CONGRESS STREET, PORTLAND Compliments of COLE'S EXPRESS 65 Commercial Street DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1917 Have your sunshine every day OLD TAVERN FARMS IRRADIATED VITAMIN D MILK Laboratory Controlled Compliments of WILLIAM E. NUGENT PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone 2-2707 OWEN-MOORE'S Everything in iWearifng' Apparel for Your Convenience on the Street Floor PORTLAND MAINE A ES E ES E ES R I?-S A :A V3 0 13 EE 3 3 Zi ERS Ze? ie? CG71f?CIU7'1'0n V V to if! 3851 Compliments of v EP FRANCIS W. SULLIVAN 332 V ATTORNEY-AT-LAW IN Q' R TIRES U. s. BATTERIES Motorists Wise Amoco-ize The Casco Pfintiflg C0- E95 Amoco Service Station PRINTERS E. J. ANDERSON. Prop. LITHOGRAPHERS FREE AND OAK STREETS RUBBER STAMP MAKERS P -A d A M O'l V mn moan mx Em. is 231 Middle Street, Portland, Maine Amoco Approved Lubr1cat1on Us PARKING TEL. 2-9337 TEEEEHONE 34447 e, Pine Tree Brand Garments A I MADE IN W Complzments of PORTLAND. MAINE EEE BY v ST. LUUIS PARISH SAWYER-BARKER CO. EA SINCE 1890 39165 QSEE YOUR LOCAL DEALERD YB V EA 22 . gem A Complzments of v gh RICHARD I. DUDDY EZ V EA 32 3 332 EA E32 Ev Emp 52 EA 332 EA 332 v EA EQ? tag SEE gas 332 v RIS 1 Nina? ,NMQAAQSSQLQ ' mm? ,SBC'2N'ST5N,3 RQRQQQQRQRQQRDRQR 5329 C157 P1071 15 03 2 gi S52 894912 SEE fBuy Ufytfz Confdence 2.3.55 E95 at 3 N62 . 7.1202 E KENNEDY'S YOUNG MENIS SHOP as 9992 R rs az :R CARTER BROS. CQ J. E. MCBRADY se SON Y- gg, J SHEET METAL WORK g Q EWELERS Q 2354 AND ROOFING '15 5 PORTLAND MAINE 3 A Dial 4-5157 40-42 Cotton Street f SEE Compliments of gg E'A'i-25 ' H Compliments of z We ' f 1 fe M R , , 1 at R Q N ,O I ' GEC. C. SHAW CC. Q73 M X5 . . Z- ffm is Ev Q93 S Compliments of gg J' ff Y- QRS HARMON O. CRDCKER ERE SERVING IVIAINE PRINTERS SINCE 1907 S522 Linotyper Of The Clarion gig F355 394 FORE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE 895 V V fa, Q E93 E03 Y 7 We 3 gsm 3 Agsszzfcg gssszaq 559324 3 Agmm 3 Agssgm WE ma Rfymsq wfmwm H1653 eww fm sera.: a:'3'mSQv.2a1'5?NsZ39v:2a!fR SS , E523 22 I , SSI ' Z? , N F3 A2589 2 fRiQiE39aIRM3f,eZ We Clafwn Zeiiemaeieeages V V gag DoDGE CLOTHES gag V 482 Congress Street, - - Portland, Maine Q, Ep SUITS - TOPCOATS - SPORT CLOTHES - SLACKS EA 16.75 - All Cne Price ig K The Clothes That Have Everything But The High Price E' , Direct from DODGE FACTORY To You Ev 0 A 'Sei Sem 512 gn? Complzments of Compliments of E95 gg DR. CHARLES W.BERRY JOHN C. SEIDEL, D.M.D. v DENTIST DENTIST v is S152 V Compliments of Q ggi Compliments Of DR. GILES C. GRANT I, DR. WALDO T. SKILLIN DR' HENRY H' GRANT EA DENTISTS E95 gl Q2 655 Congress St., Trelawny Building Q ibm SK V U 3 S W F. G. 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I, E932 Corner Washlxfiirnuigd Cumberland 618 Congress Street Eva ZA ggi: OPEN 24 Houks Portland Tel. 3-5604 ggi KI KI EP 5 56719 CIU7'1'0'7 V V to Sri Ev Compliments of St WOMEN'S coUNc1L ami E-V2 Sacred Heart Church EAS H ig Q5 Quality Line and Half-lone Plates v for Newspapers and Printers ONE-DAY SERVICE E95 W McCausland galil Photo-Engraving Co. 121 Exchange Street FRANK H. POWER DRUGS 221 Congress Street Portland, Maine W. L. BLAKE SL CO. MILL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Portland Dial 3-6426 Ev? EJ 13 Telephone 2-4 2 Z3 Es? TB W. J. FGLEY ggi TRUCKING CO. Q 6FranklinS rree f E95 Portland, - - Maine EZ V ga DAY'S JEWELRY STORE 592 Credit Jewelers - Opticians Eg? 489 Congress Street E05 Portland, Maine Neil! Telephone 2- 286 3 V nga H. F. Farnham Company Jobbers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Glass Window and Door Frames PORTLAND, MAINE Compliments of THE ARENA A. A. .seesssessz E LEE E95 ss 9 Q Q P. 0. B E 5 fe? 3 if ie? Em F. W. 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