Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)
- Class of 1942
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V3 E93 A rx Q Q va Lrg I3 W V3 JS K5 ra ' L 'S I 12, 'W '1 1,- Q K N as 'U ERE? C5716 Clarion 53632.13 Q2 V 15132, The Faculty REVEREND MICHAEL P. DAVIS, Principal V Holy Cross College, A. B., cum laude: St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, M. A. and S. T. B. ffl? REVEREND EDWARD F. WARD 22 Holy Cross College, A. B.: St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. Teacher of Z Senior and Junior Latin, junior History, and Freshman General Science. v REVEREND DANIEL -I. HONAN Holy Cross College, A. B.: Gregorian University, Rome, S. T. L. Teacher E93 of Freshman and Sophomore History. F 'Q REVEREND WILLIAM G. CUNNEEN at Q Holy Cross College, A. B., magna cum laudej St. Mary's Seminary, S. T. B., v maxima cum laude. Teacher of junior and Senior English. A3 REVEREND PETER J. FLANAGAN E' Holy Cross College, A. B., magna cum laude, St. Augustine Seminary, 22 Ontario. Teacher of junior Geometry, Senior Algebra, and Freshman Religion. REVEREND ARMAND E. CYR V Assumption College, Worcester, A. B., Gregorian University, Rome, S. T. L.g A Oxford University, England. Teacher of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior French. E' 5 REVEREND GEORGE W. CORCORAN Q3 Boston College, A. B., St. Bonaventure Seminary, Buflfalo, N. Y. Teacher of Freshman and Sophomore Latin. V REVEREND HERMAN J. DELANEY E95 St. Hyacinthe College, A. B. 5 Montreal University, Grand Seminary, Mon- treal, S. T. L. Teacher of Sophomore Religion, Geometry, and Senior Apologetics. If PROP. TIMOTHY J. O'CONNOR E Holy Cross College, A. B., St. Francis College, A. M., Graduate work at V Harvard University and University of Buffalo. EA PAUL J. MERLESENA A E ik Boston College, B. S. Teacher of Sophomore and Freshman Latin and Senior A History. RUSSELL R. NOVELLO V Bowdoin College, B. S., cum laude. Teacher of Senior Algebra and Junior E95 and Senior Bookkeeping. ff MAURICE P. PLOURD A Assumption College, B. A., magna cum laude, Harvard Summer School. Teacher of Freshman and Sophomore English. Q52 ALGE J.vA1ToNEs E65 Bliss Business College. Teacher of Junior and Senior Shorthand and Type- .Y writing. Sly ALBERT L. MAGUIRE E 5 Harvard College, B. S., cum laude. Coach of Football, Baseball, and Basket- V ball. Teacher of Freshman Algebra and Arithmetic. gf. as Y.: ew ma? v.2arss.vv.2a'9m2saw.2a wife may l O' 1 .4 A-. JA- ',. .Q wiifpj x br. MU Nl lf I T4 ,. X . A,- U- -C 0 J ri A ,I ll A xi: all -LA X. .h,' '1-.O Q Vx F y rg ga NI If X I -AQ. .AV 'n .C ff- J X F 1 U 'J xx. 41, .A r . . pf. '1. .C Q-fs 23 ,J ,ul N I x J -LQ. .Av , 1 L' avg by My N: af, T4 r' X. lb'1 ,... vii fd x F y rg f, 4 w. .f x , .4 1. .X .,,. '1- .X 5- fs X P X A-,4 ul l 'Nl lf, . AX . Y U. .O 1 Pi.-'J X P r UU Qu .fl .AQ. .5,. 'js lkx if -'J X P y kia ll Q xx. 'ff .7s. .f. vvxf U- -x x 4m .x ,'f'g4A4' 0' 1 'PA gn' -J' 'U fs' v 0' 40 'PA Af O' -0 --A A-. -xl ,J.n!p.S.A! ,J.f7n. XC ! 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XVith his '1 sparkling wit, pleasant personality, and keen mind. we are sure that Hog will be successful. :X VVll.l.IgXM FRANCIS BERRY, 'l31'll,v, 0. .Q Bo111ln'1 ' :QQ ' Commlakcml. 'il 55 Fnotlfall. I, II, III, lV,' liaskcllvall, I, ll, III, lI',' Cap- 1,43 fain, lV,' 1ftI.Yt'l7lllI, I, l1,' Class l,l't'3lllt'llf, I: l.caym' of QR the Sacred llcurf, l, II, Ill, 1l',' Iircnrli, 1l,' llflltl-flllgl, Yr 1,- CLARION, 1V,' 4:11-1 Clulf, 1,- Clllll, 111, IV ,- 111111, Q95 I, III, ll',' 1,I'fllll0ft'l', I.cag111e of flu' Siifwrl Heart, I,' Q. of, C'0HIHlf'I'l'ltll Clulv. '4g' Hill's stalwart and sturdy frame amply seconded by plenty of grit has been an indispensable asset for our A football and basketball teams. The fact that the basket- EQ ball team this year was able to keep its balance after Q, losing its first four games and then win nine games sue- 8,55 cessively is a great tribute to Bill's leadership as a captain. In the classroom also he did his work well and cheerfully. Best of luck, Bil1. 51,3-,Q Ar lk HENRY JOSEPH BURKE, lla11lc, H11rlcie QQ, Commnacmi. ax l,f0Ill0ll'l', Lftlglllf' of Sacred Heart, If lllcrailwr of I.1'agm' SV nf Sacrccl llcurt, Il, III, IV.: tbiflllllll Ifllllllf, IV: Golf Eflg Club, III, ll',' CLARION, Ill. IV: Vox, Ill, 1l',' Com- Q: 1111'1'ciul Clulv, III, IV: Glvc Club, I,' Iirvnclz Club, III. :gb Burkie has made himself outstanding with all his classmates, because you will always find him ready to inf? give a helping hand to his distressed friends. His win- as ning smile and his ability to manage business affairs will YP certainly make him a favorite in the business world. E03 We'll all regret your departure, Burkie. 0, .Q Mtg jAM1is ANTHONY Buster, '-Img, mt 55:5 C1.AssIcA1. llaskctlmll, 111,' lfootlvall, 1l',' Ulm' Clulv. I: l.ca11m' of Sacred llcurl, I, 11, Ill, lV,' Alllflllflllllfl-fs Clulw, lV,' 'XS CIMION, 11',- VM, 111,- cfm zngfm-, Ill, W, c1m1,-- Q05 lllllll ffltlllUIl4'l', 1l'. N, ,, During his four years at Cheverus, Buzz, as this Eiga young man is allfectionately known, has endeared himself ywrq to all. A scholar of outstanding ability, the possessor of 'l' 'K a radiant personality, and the essence of coolness under S113 fire, Buzz has won the plaudits of his teachers, and the deepest respect and admiration of his classmates. He is, Rica without a doubt, one of the best-liked boys in the school. May your scholastic achievements and your sunny dis- position, which have ever labeled you a true and loyal ,ARD son of Cheverus, be the days which will open to you the U1 05 gates of a joyous and fruitful future. Ky 505 J r e' -u Qs 'pg ol in 57. AA45 obbgg gf ,arg 01.11 0,3 up Us I A1 0911 Cfsfugg 09.Q'g gfx ,165 .4 L. j. .,A. y,.,. ,N ,. .,?.,,,.,.,f.,. ., . off- 14 .,,Y,. 'fn .., N. ,wk .,,f. ff, ., fc 14 1- e A ... f- fy 0' ' 1 vel. U, ,sb da, ,XQ 1425, Y42fA, 12:19 Y-4231: QSC-if raw was SQQLQCZA 567 CZ I n Away?-2 91,32 fzfssiw ' asesslv warns T9 577010 arfrssyf az ax 5 QQ Sv? ey ze E05 153 Q5 gg H 28 Q, CYRIL JAMES PATRICK coLToN, ,Q PA' YQ rr ' U rf 'J JJ sk Llfyf, C y E113 V CI.AssIcAI. QV? , Imrryim nf flu' Sacred Heart, I, II, III, lV,' French Clulz, -QS 51,3 II, lII,' Cl.ARItJN, IV. I ' 0 N I A more amiable allfl admirable Cheverian than Cy F, Z! 1-' '1 is not to he found. Always willing to help someone, he A, u is often quite undone in generosity and never complains pitszg 9' 'K when his ever-present ink supply is rapidly diminished 1' A Eg, by his classmates. Cy is also one of the most studious Sv? an students in the school and two and three hours of appliea- 3 XY tion is common to him. These qualities, together with his gfzh EQE5 great popularity with all the students, will without a Q- lf, doubt aid him immensely in his future life. We wish him 12 'XX ' all the luck in the world. az re 0' -S Q., BARTLEY FRANCIS coNI.EY, dBm Q61 A, CoIxIMI:RcIAI. Y Ifanlc, III, IVV: Fnoflvall Illaliagcr, I, II, III, IV,' Glen' 05 E' .5 Clulf, I,' Iulramurcil Iiaslectlulll, If French Clulv, Il, III,' Q' 'Q Culriincrcial Club, III, Il',' Vim' II1iSt'lf7lll0l'll7I1, IV. 'AV' lx I- d' C --'I td-I tl I C1 ix- if-N55 friend LZ, lllf vaYL2Hfil-3225 lhahnlonzg i2'Q,f2R1ll3.,diT fo? 53 if Sxfa others in his division, for these qualities are but a part QV? an of him whom the Irish are proud to call one of their ,I 'G own. We are all eager to see him conquer others as he 1 has won all of us over here at Cheverus. V Q gs iQ 2.1. Q32 JIJIIN PATRICK CONLEY, fff. PQ' 5923 Eli HI'IlSl0l'I'lll'LU 51,13 I COMMERCIAL gs Cozzzmerrial Club, III, lV,' lircuvli Cluln, II,' Glcc Clulv, is E05 I: llzfrrimllml lfuskcfluill, I, ll, III, lV,' Footlvall, I, II, '33 N' sf lII,' Ilascluill, Il,' Vox, Il, lV,' lvflfdllilllllll Guidance, ly W 54,Qf Vin' Cluzirnum, III. CQIIUIFVIIGII, IV,' Public Sfvccllrlllgl, II,' ' 23355 Cf Clulv, ll. III, IV,' Lragiu' of .Barred llcart, I, II, III, I I '. J, P. is a competent and popular member of the Com- '45, mercial Class. His acute wit is equaled only by his sober X E03 speed and pleasing manner. Although quiet and unassum- og 5 ing, j. P. has reaped a rich harvest of friends during X, , his four years at Cheverus. Through all his associations VIQR ,-,NYQ he has identified himself as a good sport, a typical pays '51 'K Cheverian. A successful future is practically assured him 1' ' CU? because of his prodigious aggressiveness aI1d sincerity. QV? 43 Best of luck to you, j. P. . 48 fx, Ex I5 E-:IEE JOHN TllORNTUN CQNNQLLY, Sc1'atcll Y, 3 94 Q65 CI.AssIcAL MQW yxyl Iluskcfluill, I, 1V,' lrflllflltlll, II,' lfasclulll, I, II,' Glce A' 'K Clulf, I,' Ill'llllIlIflt'.Y, lIl,' CLARION, lV,' lllafh Club, IV,' , ' CUE l'o.r, l, 115 Golf, II,' Lcaguc of Sacred Hcarl, I, Il, III, 'XX IVV. -I E55 It is with deep regret that we say good-bye to john. E03 His brilliant sense of humor has gained us many victories N, over our worries and sorrows, and his ability on the bex? ,-,Aki basketball court has won us many victories over our 89:3 3 5 opponents. May your win streak never end, John. EI: ,H U Rl s sb Q, Q15 Log 9,1 SYYCTX 15591 is f'59l .ZHCW .55 9.1 Yffffo '55 9.1 QHCTN M45 911557 'HEPA ECW 445922 jf! 1 K f j -x I 1 f Y r , f r 1 2 f,,,,, C.. C.,.,.,,-,-,.,!c,.y,.,e,,v,,..,f.,f a1?ss.ffw.2a1ir2s.v azsgfszsdfw arfrssvv Y..2a1Tswfv.2azmov wat :sm watts f :yu - 16 w 0- :O 0 5'-'Q .S fin? o' fo - LQ . X , -iv '1,.O Q-Q at ju nk STG Es fi N ri LQ 'X .av Us ex' if-L' Us 95 22? Q-Q 27,5 J Ui W . ix. . b,,. 'ff .C Y-3 Es ll aa N Etxk -bv- 0. .0 ui in r EE HQ? . B, . 'lv vs of is rs X L E791 D' 'O wA,Q1.- .bp U. .G if-Q Es II W ri, Y? x -bv- U. .0 213 t: 1.3 0 ' ' Q Cfytkj5b'.y,L'4CZex,XD9z1f 5-70 Q Clmoicm apnea? 'tD9tLjf1CfAAX,T5 wiazazfesw wa: m - fzfssw in rswlvsa RICHARIJ llliNNli'l l' CUl.LlN. XN, Vit Ci.AssIcA1. Iimitlmll, III,' Ifnxkcllizlll, III: IHfr'au11o'uIs, III, II',' I.caym' of Hn' .S'm'rr'd Ilcnrf, III, IV.: Illafli Club, IV. Iiufcrcd in 1910. Calm, talented, sincere and ambitious-these are Vit's characteristics. More than once he has proven himself a true scholar and a Hue friend. With these qualifications, we are confident that Vit will he a great success in future life. PIETIER :XNTIIUNY Ullijllf'l'R:XN'l'UNlU, I'c'It U Com tu Encm 1, Iioolhull, II, III, IV: Inlrumnrul Iiu.vI'ctIiaII, I, II, III. II',' Cl.ARioN. IV: Clnlr, III, IV,' Ixugfnc of the S!1l'I'l'tI Ilcurl, I, II, III, II',' Iiuscluill, I,' Ifrcncli CAIIII1, I,' Gln' Club, I. Pete is what the fellows call a regular fellow. He has made an excellent name for himself in the field of sports, Always ready to please in doing' his part for his fellow students and the school. His good humor is an asset to him. Success is surely to he his. TllOlXlAS JOSEPII' IEARLS, IiarI.viv. 'IIv1'Iric, IlI0f Ci.AssicAi. Lfllfllll' of Ihr .S'acrvfI Ilmrt, I, II, III, IV: 1:l'l'Ht'I1 Club, II, III,' Iivlwuliny, III,' filer' Clulv, I. His scholastic ability combined with his tranquil man- ner has made Tom a foremost student in his years at Cheverus. His correct and perpetual answers in the class- room have gained him a wealth of popularity. VVe feel that in whatever profession he undertakes, Toni will be a success and looked upon as a true Cheverian. JOHN 'NiL'fil2NT ll'Ul.liY, .Iu4'k, ' lien COMMIQRUAI. Inlramzmil Iv'asI-wflvall, I. II,' Ifnotliull, I, II. IIl,' l.cagut' of Ihr' Sacred Ilvurf, IV: l:I'!'IIl'I1' CIHIJ, II,' Gln' CIHIP. I,' Vox Iliscifvuloruui, II',' Ifrmkvflmll, 1, III,' Ifuseluzll, I, II, III. jack is the tall, curly-haired. argumentative lad of our class. He has always helped others nnhesitatingly and willingly. When moments seemed the dullest. ,Iaek's rousing wit resulted in the applause of all the members of the class. May you always have the talent to dis- cover what is true and the courage to practice what is good. Then, SUCCESS is yours. Best of luck, Jack F75 9.912 C5 Shi!! '55 SS IR '55 Syl? CNAME 9.921 Niki 9.911 47755 N if E911 Mild.. U. .D 'Y W3 E95 f 913 -M- QP 03 :N SQ 91? X' '4 S2 Se? 2 ' ' 1 X' '1 me 9' 'Q te S2 28 X .. X' ai F3 CQ Q, es Pi 'il To im 553 352 te YQ X' 'Y faytkl 3- y: - y: ' 49: c .,: 5 .y':?: y':': ,' ssffmzatmgsvvaazsssqv.2a1mssvv.2a:ms.sfVwf,:rssvvv.2a::ssVvYv.2f,1:s SSQQZCA 65335857 A258022 ' 3:35 A355 an ,eg 4 H1'fS9'Y'ff5S5v'h'fS Gi-29 UP107? fzMs:v'fz'3:s2sivCwe U Exfg my gg g A ' 75 WII I IAM H f ' ' - 4 1 ENRY FOLEY, 'Bzllu E iz CLASSICAL g FJ! E E-9,3 I.r'ag11t' nf Sarrrti Heart, !ll'0lll0fC'7', I, II, III, IV,' Vox, C QV? 3 I. ll. 1115 Asszstant Iidatar, Vox, 1V,- CI.ARIoN, IV5 I E05 I ff'f1'UH- Dl'1'UffP1!l. I, Il, III, IV: TVFUJIIVFUT, II,' 65 qt :Q fy?-flfyflfy 111: gfiding Club, lj .Ycvretargw Riding oi,-X 111, ,' 'll'!'lLYIlf'l' J cz' t , 1l',' Ill fl CI I, IV,' Ii asl1ingfm1 Trip, IL. F nm Us a 1 H, EU 1 Bill's essential qualities are those of the man of ac- A tion,-clcarness of vision, 'promptness of decision, energy QV? 111 execution, and mdefatigable perseverance. All these s E183 features. compiled with his self-confidence which has 15 Q, ,Q made him a scholastic leader during his years at Chev- 5, erus will surely make him tops in his chosen profes- V E Q sion. Fjf '2 Ev 51:3 VVILFRED OYIL.-X GARDNER JR l'VillJ' E95 ' 'i COMMERCIAL 15 9353 CU ff'f '. 1112 IVIQ Frcnrlz Club, II,' IlIfl'UlllIl1'f1l Basket- a 5 ?75l.1lV1l,' Cllvv club, l,' League of Sacred Heart, I, II, E E-Kel? Will is that quiet, good-looking chap with the like- V3 able personality and ready smile. Although quiet by na- gfg ture., he is renowned for his love of fun and sober wit. A Y. ig VV1ll has always been the ideal commercial student, in- , dustrious' and capable, and this fine quality together with B R1 his pleasing disposition should assure him of success in yr V whatever occupation he may engage. Best of luck, Will.l' if 43 K! EAS JOHN FRANCIS HALEY, 'ffolllzllyu 0 N1 COMMERCIAL Q w H Frfllfll Chill- 11: C1lt'l'f1!'Hdl'l', III,' Dl'GlllUfifS, IV: SZ A Ev CLARION, 1V,' League of thc' Sarrrd Haart, I, II, III, IV. 51,13 Quiet 'and reserved-these two words best describe E05 Kohn. Elvis breezy manner is the secret of his popularity. . A Johnny believes that there is a time and place for gl if-5 everything and when asked a favor he will always be N heard t0 Say, The better the day, the better the deed. sz A: U Q JAMES JOSEPH HASSON, ffm ga gps? COMMERCIAL 0 Eli, Intrnrzzlfvral lfask 'fbaII, I. II' P' If L A 5 ,d msg I,.,,,,, 1, ,I Hi, W, ,fW,,'zf:1:I,,1 711j ff75J'21,,'Z,f'3,- FE .Sfflnui lfclllk, ll',' CLARION, lV,' Vox, IV. If 'Q gig? Jim is one of' the good-natured, cheerful boys of the Sidi Class- always Wllling and ready to do his part. He has E155 made many a friend In Cheverus, and has been very gs 91 .D D0DUlH1'- Dllflllg school hours he usually tends to busi- lxkv ness, but-is always ready for a laugh when the occasion all Mm EESSTESXSSEIRIIWQZ kgow he will do well in the future 1 e es o success. Qfxk fig MSW? AZWQW 3 s , wage N wage . I. x v x ' - WiW'A5gt5QCi7f75iW 19729 C Ic1Pz'o11 992'fC'fA1W 99i'fWf59??'f . ,Q .f , -. A ,X .1 , 5 A ,, .. . 4 V ' . ,,.. ' , ' - ,,. of :sf:.fIv.2f,: rs Lv fy.: 1,1 To fx To as km: .Q Sw iw 1,4 YH xl P 'K Y . 7 X ff fc in ,,,l1i..i.l1 I 5,8 J Q. v 5, ,f Q 1 1 v I I Nu rl fgqf jonu l1XlVIl'.S 1l.1wn11,x, fH1m1110111, fflfmf' fgef . - ' ' 1 7 - 'QE if C1,AssIcA1. 51: f is 'jf IJIHVIIPIIII, II, IVV: I1'a.n'I111II, I, II,' I.1'11g1111' of .hil1l'I'l'tI Ilrart, QU1 'X I. II, III, Il',' l111r11111u1'11I IIIISATIITIIII, II, III, IV: Gulf, 'S by IV sb fJ',Li i . . . . . . iJm'5 9. 10 John and Humor are identical. With lns fiashmg smile QI -1, 'QQ' and extraordinary ahility he has won for himself an es- 'QQ' 2,1 fj teemed position in the annals of Cheverus. Always ren- I5 4 r dering his best, as an athlete and a scholar he hows to 1 ry it 'J none. If he hut continues on this path he cannot help hut ki ir he a great success. ,, A 185 J Q, J . . - - - , , . , - -f Twgxqff lNlILllAl'.l, Pl'.Tl'.R TXAISSAAXIQIS, IlI1Icv' 9Q5f if FS Gmn-:RAL 'fi i0 Q'-1 ,ii IlI1'111l11'1' of IIII' I,1'11,11111' of II11' .h1f1l'l'l'lI Ilfnrf, III, IV: lin'-I ix IIt'Ill1IIlI!l, Ill. Il',' 1:11-1 cm, 111, lV,' CIMION, IV. pid Competency, sincerity and perseverance-these are at- fuk Rf ff trihutes which Mike displays in ahundance. Although ff Exef possessed of a quiet and unassuming nature. Mike fmqf 75vg nevertheless enjoys a hearty laugh, and on no few occa- ynry if sions, his cahn. matter-of-fact humor sent us rolling in 1: 'X 5111 the aisles, Scholarly in his studies, gentlemanly in his LUG? Q manner and immaculate in his attire, Mike has found iff!!! an everlasting haven in the hearts hoth of his teachers Kula -J c and of his classmates. Certainly these sparkling charac- J v., 0' 'O teristics, coupled with his moral virtues, will he uncon- O' 1 -A 1 . . . . . . . . .AQ - .Afn querahle reqiusites to his favor m the pursuit ot his ,AXA 'Av -0 lofty vocation. 'fn 'O f' 1 Ehud LU? - ' 1 - ' ' -1 1 v1 1 nv Jo11N lO5lzl'll mtxit, '.IOIlllIIV,' 'L.-ffv big 1 1 ' ' ' 1 -' Coiximnizcmi. ir' o' 'o . , Q' go -4.q- I'1mII1uII, I,' 111fra11111raI Ift1SkL'II7lIII, I. II. IP ,' I.1'ug1111' of 'Ax ' x - x- Ll LS, II11' .hiIIl'l't'lI II1'111'l, II,' l1'11.wI111II, I, II, III, IV: I'1'1'111'I1 Q rj C'I11I1, II,' V11,1', Il',' Ulm' CQIIIIV, I,' Golf, III,' I71'111m1fics, QR 13 U IV ,' .S'l11d1'11t C'111111c1'I, 7'1'1'11.r111'1'r, Il '. ' john will he remembered hy us not only as a quiet fel- Xl fu' 'J low in the classroom hut also as a pitcher on our hase- gfxg 9. .O hall team, Because he was so unassuming and so stead- 9- -1, 'A-Q' fast in his friendliness, he was well liked hy all of us. JY' N . . , . . X . :lf :xl VVe feel that both of these qualities will enable him to 51 IQ is fi reach great heights in his career. Suri K! 1.5 1 uoM.1xs MILIIAEI, Icnxo, low' '1o111f' fob, J L -.9 Lx gi CoMMi-:Rc1Al, U I QQ . A, Lmgzlf' of the .S'11cr1'1I lI1'a1'I, II, III,' fI1IHItUIt't' Clxmr- Pky: 5' 'Q 1111111, III,' Ifnnflmll, I,' Ii1'1'111'I1 Clulv, II,' I11t1'u11111ruI f' 'N 5- . . , '1 51,1 4, spa,-1.f, 1, 11, 111, W, Vim- sniff, ll . QQ Q A cordial personality, a calm manner, an everlasting fun smile, all these have contributed to his enviahle popular- fax 'J L ity. 'l'om's helping hand has heen deeply appreciated IJ Nr If . .. - Q' '1 Xuqf hy his classmates. If Tom continues on the Apath he -sg - - Qxv- has carved in his school days, success will he his in the -Av' r x , . 5, ,Q ig business world. E., ,, , tg we b 1,1 Q3 U13 . . I N. my -r yn ly V .7 7. yu fy -,X A4 x- -f 7-X A4' X' -Y, 'rx A N- -1 WPQCEVAAES Wff SVCS wif ii A55 fvifcli-XA? fvff L3 i7 :J E35 2 U' f?Zi l1f7?5?2f 2,1 X3 L'f'fv.2 2,1 fo LYYYJ 1,1 fo swfw Qi To LY va? '11 Fo Lf YL' ff. .Q S-Y Iv! 11- .te C-Yr vi' Q. .0 agar? wmgazzevgsaga 5557 Q Clarion A J S J N1 .5 I W1 -I ai ms- as my iz a FZ saw Pi5Q'5SSw ze fo? Siva Eng E05 Y. SY V If li 5 lege ROLAND LL DGER LEVESQUE, 120110 glgsgg a 512 CLASSICAL ,Z :S gp Debating, Il, III, IV,' Dramatics, II, lIf',' Football, 1I,' Elf? Guidance Cliairnzan. lII,' French Club, II. IIl,' Intra- EA5 mural, 1, Il, Ill, CLARION, IV, Las Clzmialirr, ll, III, 0 Vox, I. Il, III, IV,' Editor-in-Cliicf, IV: Chairman of 91 Class Rings. 1l ,' Lcayur' of thc Sacred Heart, I, II. III, SQ I2 ,Q IV: Promoter, 1V,' Public Speaking, l,' lfl'f1l'CSl'lIlfllf'Z'L' SAQQ at 512 to Washington, IV. Af Us Ev An ambitious and active scholar, Roland has made him- giving self a true student and model of Cheverus. He has also gg proved himself to be dependable in any assignment or 1,5 activity. Besides being a good student, Rollo has the initiative to be a success in whatever he undertakes. Y . E F6 F73 3 gl ' 1 rr u gl GERALD PETER LDTTRELL, Hurry, Q 3 Chuck rx 15 E: 'E CQMMERCIAL 2 by Gln' Club, I,' Baskctlvall, III, IV: Football, IV, Bosc- Q IH ball, Ill, ll ,' C Club, Golf Team, III, Intramural E ,X Q Baslectliall, 1, II. ga I Chuck's manly character as well as his humorous expressions make him admirable, praised and liked by 0 Q55 all. On the field of sport, his ability has been profoundly Q1 iff demonstrated. His undying effort and Firelike spirit can- Q not help but make this lad a success in whatever he may at undertake. 0. o Sv? 5,55 RICHARD JAMES MANN, Rifle, Richie E05 CLASSICAL I.vaguc of flu' Sacred Ilcart, Ill, lV,' IHfVlIlIllH'l1l Basket- a ZS ball, III, IV: liasvball, lll,' Math Club, lV,' Football, 11I,' Golf, IV. Entrrrd in 1940. Ev . . . . . QV? Rick s sparkling smile and radiant personality have gained him many friends at Cheverus. May these quali- E555 A63 ties, together with his great talent and sincere ambition, Yo ig lead hnn to great future success. Best of luck, Richie may all Q22 15oVvARo Joi-iN MCDONALD, '-'fluff fvii ffliii Cl'lffi?fQ.., f' 232 22 Football, lV,' lfaslevtball, Ill, Il',' lfG.Yl'l74'1ll, I, II, III, CQ Club, lV,' Golfing, l,' Gln, Club, I,' lirmiflz a is i uv, ll , 1V,' Lmguc of tlu' Sacred Ilcart, I, 11, III, EU ll',' Intranzural Iiaslcvllnall, I, II. Ev? Q Pete's small frame contains no little amount of men- 8 E155 tal or. physical ability. His skill and personality on the E03 Y, , athletic held have gained him many friends. His scholas- by tic standing has long been evident. We know that Pete E Q E EQ fvgll lg Utopfsq inc whatever grofession he chooses in later ' ie. est 0 uc to you, ete. 5:3 E115 s 15 S3415 ,, f5SS2,i!5 , AQTSSQSR ,, 155532158525 , CSS!-L7C'2N A554125 ,, mite ' Yzzafaav vzmfiessv waxes wafers Quia 29:2 - f fl FS -1 y QQ E25 mga N'- ny yr. 7.10 QQ Us saga xv. 17' bun eg E25 91 W aiis QQ to S , 2 fix? its 2 eg 4 E53 9.553 at rs QL' EJ. rl? r ', ' 5 r ', ' 1 an its IB X f ri, I2 x Nbr, ., o. .cs '2-if EVA I D sara 7 PA FS Cgiwsgfff A 40719 Clarion sem 'f' - , . .1 N. . , . , 4 e , . .. , ,H QWWQQ: reef ma, m a Yniw was :sw .Q Q QS nf-5 . . , Q' fo EDXVARD JOSILPH MCDUNOUGH, Eddie, ' COMMERCIAL oi fe Inuramural Iiaskrtlmll, I, II,' Glcc Club, 1,' Iirvlzich Club, Eu? II,' Var, IV,' I.r'a.guv af Sarrcd Heart, 1, Il, III, IV. Ed is an easy-going chap even when things look the E03 darkest. His contagious giggle has won him a place in the hearts of his elassmatesg Through his earnest endeav- SZQQ ors he has made his mark in the Commercial field. This ,- ,N Q is only the first rung in the ladder of success, Ed, and 7' 51 we're sure your winning smile will facilitate your climb. Cu Success is yours. xy E93 VVIl-l,1AlVI STEPHEN MCDONOUGH, Q: ig Willy, --Wm sg.. ' in cb C1.Ass1cA:. Vox, I. II, III, IV,' League of Sacred Heart, I, ll, Ill, IV,' C1.ARIoN, I, II, Ill, IV,' Editor-in-Clzirf of CLARION, Rv IV,' Dvlratiny, I, II,' Iirvizvlzv Club, ll, III: 7iI'l'l1.Yll-l'!'l' of E05 I:I'L'Hl'I1 Club, II: Class 7'1'f'llSIl-1'l'l', Il,' Baslerflwall Mau- X, W agvr, II, III,' Class .S-t'L'l'l'ftll'j', IV,' Student Council, IV,' Z'4,g.1 Golf, IV,' Inlramural liaslectball, I, II, III, IV,' lllath Zora Club, 111- cum lfmy, IV. ' 'X Willie is 'definitely one of the little fellows of the Ev senior class. ln this particular case, however, the little fellow holds true only insofar as physical appearance is Enix involved. The mental capability of this boy is the most I G outstanding of his good points and individualizes him as a leader in all undertakings. It will undoubtedly be the cause of future success and the reason for many class- mates to thoughtfully muse-- I knew him when-. Ev if1tANc1s XAYIER Leo Mt-FARLAND, E95 Hank, Danny, Hc'y'zc'0od Sixilii CLASSICAL League of the Sacred llvart, l. II, III, IV,' Football, III, U Il',' Club. IV,' I:l'I'l1l'h Club, III,' Iv'a.vc'ball, III, IV,' ' Math Club, IV,' liaslectlrall, I, Il, III, IV. 5 Here is the kind of a lad who can get along with any- R05 one. His genuine sincerity and splendid personality have Q: iQ shown themselves both in the field of athletics and in 'xS' the classroom. His humor has brightened up many a dull 241, 23 class and we shall never forget it. Loads of success to , you, Fran, X ARTHUR LEO MCNliIl.L, whirl, llfIaC E-V013 COMMFRCIAI Qi its . , . u French Club, Il,' Glce Club, l,' Vox Typist, III, IV,' Football, Il, lII,' Intramural Ifaskrlllall, I, II, IV,' Lragur' of flu' Sacred Ilmrl, I, II, III, II . EU? Art is a rather quiet, well-mannered boy who has never been the dread of any teacher. During his stay at E05 Cheverus, Mac has been a shining example of grand Q. ,Q courtesy as a student and a friend. It can be easily imag- '-'S' ined what a wonderful attribute his kindness will be in M RQ future years. J X E05 C'?7Qr'i'5 Spf? W5 CCXQ55 5953 . A15 SW A 'ft 9-2534 - '95 Sails C655 9932? ssfvazaz :sw v.2a,f7ms.v am 5 wa: may :sw wa: S 1' KQQQQQEQE 4 CZ 5lze C'laPz'on 9 45? f mem? f ET. 559.-'Y H! 539-Y 55 55 N if 539,34 ' QI :fs 'Y . 5,34 STEPHEN MARTIN MULKERN, sam a 3 IfK0e'lJ lflilzllll CV? CLASSICAL Vox, Ill, llf,' CLARLUN. IV, 1'-t'Ul1L'll Club, l1I,- Lgfzgug EAA of the Sacred' Heart, I, II, Ill, IV,' Intramural Basket- Y, ,Q ball, 1,15 Ilflllllltlg, I,' Cl.air1urI1z, Daure Committee, bi-k Ilf,' Cliazrmau of Picture Comzmttvc, II ,- C1055 Prgsf- A drlut, '11, IV,' Aide in L'0H.fll'1tt'flHg Student Council Cou- stzrzztmu, 1V,' lllatliematifs Club, IV. V s Stevie is theperfect example of a dual character. Couple genius with .personality and you have a true gtg picture of him. During his four years of high school, X, ,D Steve has taken many honorsg but none can better him than the term The Perfect Cheverus Gentle- gt, E JOHN EDVVARD MURRAY, 'Bo1z1z1'0 COMMERCIAL 91 29 ff'e'f 'jQ': 15,,11o,'C5fZ0f?a11, 1, 1I,- F,-M11 Cum, II, 111,- - 0.1-, 1 nr ua, , ll To succeed in life, one must not only be a hard worker Q2 but he must also be good-natured and well liked by his friends. BonnIe has all of these qualities, and the good wishes of hls classmates for a long and successful busi- 15 ness career. Y' Q3 Um EYERETT LINVVOOD O'BRIEN, O'Bie, Chocolate E155 COMMI-:RcIAI. 'Y Football. I, ll, III. 1l ,' Basketball, I, II, IIl,' Baseball, L4 5. Hfiulgizlz, III, 1V,' League of the Sarrcd Heart, - 1 , ,' 'I' t ,I,11l,'F 'l Cll,II' Il E Club, l,' CI.ARIoN, pr Wm z ui I C C6 V O'Bie has proven himself an t t l' tll t b - sides being an excellent student? 'lj-liss ails lae lfooli- EA5 keeper IS unsurpassed In. the Semor Class. An Ipana V snnle that never leaves hlrn has won many friends in the by 22 past and should keep on winning them in the future. He has always some quick witticism to tell and was a great E leaiier fon the footbaghtield. May his future be as happy wg? as ns our years In everus. A ' S: 'Q PHILIP JOSEPH GREGORY O'DONNELL, Phil, Curly COMMERCIAI, V Lz'ag11v of the Sarraf! Heart, I, 11, III, ll',' lfrvnrlz Club, II, Ill,' lutrauzural Baskctlmall, l, ll, lV,' l 'o.1' Typist, E155 lV,' Glen Club, I,' Public Speaking, I, 11, X, I8 This 'quiet fellow with curly blond hair is a slow, tw easy-going type of a student, and is always ready with a gl :iq SITlllC,'l1Q matter how tough the going may be. He can- U not fall In any of his endeavors. Best wishes, Philf' E93 , l may l me-ba . ewan N 125 F N' v x. -.1 N. v x. ' .1 N, .' 3 N N '4 58 If-fa I3 N R Sigel to I 3 S2 R wa K3 mga Fi! ISS ro I 5 as YV? I5 I3 n Si W3 rx N W W3 rm gf 255 E05 W3 rx a H, R2 Sl ,iff ! -16-I ,lv rkx ui Q C 5 Ea asa - Fv - U. .0 93 57? if-af EE I3 914.2 -av U- -5 Qi? in 91.4.2 N . '1 V 'ju to Q13 E75 PLQJ2 X . 'F Y Uv .5 '33 Z7-Z1 F , 'Q 555 QQ E3 ri N. if ?A,Q-5 1,915 Q-Q 579 FA, Aff X - Fw 'A .0 273 Ea 'Y 91 119 .xv fiv- Ov 19 CN fog L 115 J 94,15 ff 'Y P' 'lv Q0 n I yu uf , D ay I IV 'Q' 'V ?v5iSW?E?fi Wylie Clarion A925 S-JJY-424 ktSvY!Y42'A- N A 0- -WSW' H' -95 -9 2? Q-, ea ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 I e ra u ' If PRILDERIC lx l.ANVRlLNL.l'. U N lull., Larry CI.Assu'AI. Ruling Club, l1l,' 1.r'ayur of Ihr .S'acrerl llz'a1'f,lll, lV,' CU? Math Club, IV: llaseluill. lll, II',' llranuitirs, 111, lu- 43 tramural lfaslnftball, 111, ll . gig Larry came to Cheverus in his Junior year. His N, W most predominant attitude is his ability to overcome ob- TAQ5 stacles. His home being many miles from the school, he yorq is obliged to rise early and drive the distance. As he 'A' 'X leaves school after a short. but highly satisfactory stay, C03 we wish to conserve his unquenchable spirit as a model. EAS . - , .. . ,, 91 M1LH.fXEI.jO5EPlI O 'l UOLE, ll11k1', ' gS .f I, Vg? Mot ' ' COMMERCIAL League of .S-llCl'l'd Ilmrt, 1, II,' Football, 1: lm'a.vki'tbnll, SN 1,' Fwrzrlz Club, 1ll,' Typist for Vn.r, Ill, lV,' Ilrluifing, fllxx 1,' Commercial Club, Ill. IV: Class T1'I't1.l'IH'f'7'. l,' llusi- O, .0 ness Board. CLARION, 11l,' Ifu.s'I'nrs.r lllanayrr, CI.AR1oN, sly-' 1l'g Golf, 1115 Bank lllurmgvr, lV,' Intramural Hu.rl-'r't- ball, 1, ll, lll. ' Q Mikes character can be summed up in the following words, a good business man. As Chairman of the Stk CLARION Business Board, he has more than proved this. E115 As a commercial student, his ranks have improved every Q. fa term. Not only is Mike an A-I pupil but he is a true 'xg' friend and companion as well. Best regards, Mike, E 'H HQ RICHARD CHARLES PARKER, RC, ' 3,3 ffljifkli CI.AssII'A1. Ejgxwz lmagiir of ilu' Safrrrl Heart, 1, Il, lll, ll',' Ifuofluzll, N 'K 1V,' Basketball, lll, IV, lllafh Club, 1V,' lirvuvlz Club, QU 1115 UC Club, IV. x Dick is one of those quiet, unassuming fellows. who E03 places great value on each word he speaks. Possessing N, W a subtle humor and ready smile, he has become extremely fig-4 popular with all who have come in contact with him. An yWrq exceptional amount of determination and diligence has f' 'K personihed his success in athletics and school work. These El 1.3 qualities certainly forecast a promising future for him. E95 , , . , , , ' 'Y IIINULN1 Luo m4.I-os1 9-ef a Q A PAYQ LOMMl'.RLIAl. Cb nk League of Ihr Sacred llrurt, I, ll. Ill, ll',' lfrerirlz Club, Eg, l, l1,' Riding Club, 1, 1l,' Ulm' Club, 1. ,XY Here is a fellow with a heart as big as his physique. E185 He personifies the old adage, A friend in need is a friend N' W indeed. His good nature and never say die attitude Xing-'Y will enable him to Hnd many short cuts on the road to success. Good luck, Vin. ' X2 5, if-cl 525155 9555 Q A25 925 Q A25 3 A25 iff FW? 3 A259954 sxtfw wav wa: mer wa: :sw -aw: Kiwi-xVv.2n1 mevvwai new saaazie Qt .5 ulyln . -f . Gil To 221,64 X 91 1? X . A-Y, Of 15 'W 0 xv: .x if k, J 9:42 aere f' Cu 4 Q 7 xx E: L5 N . . rl 2555 'ix ,Pi I X ii :iz 12 aa S42 N airs Q N .ei E: N3 91 QQ A? 're CQ lit? 91 Q? at rs 'll ,fy if tl sg 0' ' 1 ails fl fx lui 13 Qu Q' 1 44 L- .sy O n :Rx 53 'Y ft if: :A HENRY DIOSEPH PERINTES, '.4rr? COMMERCIAL Class .Sit'l'I'l'flII'j', I,' FITKIIIIIHII Ifl'l'I'f7fl0Il, II,' I:l'l'lIt'I1 Club, II,' I,l'0llI0ft'l', Lfllfjllt' of Hn' S!'ll'I'Fll Heart, I, II, III IV' Var Fdifm IV Voz TI Isl Il' Ciztuluifm I l I 4 ,I Y. v. fl, ' '. ,. f Nmuigrr bf CLARION. Il',' Scluml limzlc, II',' Class Play, IV: Cflrv Club, I, ll. Here is an ideal student and an ideal friend. His tick- lish tendencies have gained him the friendship of all and, with these qualities, he should find it easy to make friends outside. His excellence in fulfilling the position of Circulation Manager of the CLARION has shown him to be a good business man. Lots of luck, Henry. RUIHZRT HENRY PEVERADA, Bob, PI'l1blr'.r CLAssII'AI, I.I'uyIu' of flu' .bi0l'l'4'Cl Heart, II, III, IV: St'L'I'1'fl1I'j', III, Ilirvrlbr, IV 5 llvluzliug, III, lI',' l'b.r. lll, IV: CLARION, IV ,' .5iItIHlf7 CUIIIIIIIIIZT, III, IV,' .llzlllz Club, 1V,' Ura- llzullrs, 1l'. Always serious aIId persistent, Bobs initiative is ad- mired by all. Active in numerous extra-curricular activi- ties in the past years at Cheverus, Hob has the neces- sary patience and drive which brings success in all that he undertakes. Pebbles will be received into his chosen walk of life, as he has been at Cheverus, popular among students and the faculty because of his unsurpassed energy and courteous mannerisms. JOI IN FRANCIS POXVELL, JR., fake, !ol11I1zy CoxIIx'IERcIAI. luframimzl lfiislfviluill, I, Il,' Ulm' Club, I,' 1.!'t1t!jIll7 of the .hitIl'l'l'lI II4'rIrf, I, Il, III, ll',' 1,l'0lll0ll'l', Ixngiu' of flu' .S'm'rI'al Heart, Il,' CLARION Slajf, lV,' 1'ifI'lIl'Il' Club, Il, IIl,' Vox, IV. jake, in his four years with us, has proven himself to be a highly satisfactory student. Of few words, Jake is a consistent worker and the world has always had a place for his kind. He has the courage and grit to suc- ceed and it will take a powerful obstacle to hold him back. Best wishes and success to yon, jake l'.'X'l'RlClf VVll.l-l.'Xh'l RIXGLYE, PIII CoIxIIsII:RcIAI. League nf ilu' .5ilIL'l'I'lI' Heart, I, II,' I'r0umtf'1', III. IV: filer Club, I,' IfI't'llt'Il Club, ll,' IIIIl'tIIHHI'lII lfaskefluzll, I. II,' lfuuk, Il',' I'b.r, IV,' CLARION Slajif, IV,' Dance CAUIIIIIIIIIIIT, IV. You will always find Pat with a sober and serious countenance, but that is only camouflaging the real pleas- ant and mild-mannered young gentleman he is. Pat is always ready to pitch in and do his share for his class- mates and the school, He is also another of the compe- tent typists in our class. VVe hope on your long walk along the highway to success you will be offered many rides. Best of luck, Pat. 99, rf mpgs sage C'?jI4f5 sam agyffs 99 rf eyes 99 rf :eyes 99 LQ argues este ceyfes 1 A 1' . -.-,',, q.f,N'-,,'A.fA.,',.,,f-,f,2,-f,f,34f,f,2,'C f,1'f'0 cy my ,,. ,Q ssffvsp gf fo tx-fy.: at is my fm Ib Lf 12.2 at rs salsa? of rs. LY AJ rwfsszzecw N - exam 01.'C'AK'3 4-It - ' ' -ftX:55f-,lf t' I ' 'fi' zdlxgg' .-if :dsc . g:y'fYfQpA'ff'5g:,2A,lQgfffKq gIff'Sgg,'fYJ2pL?f-5g,Yff,N2 K- Nl f E911 F15 To S1 af to P2412 X. .,,, C4-.D 'QQ es 91 QQ 13:5 SQ to 9.122 xx 'Y 7' Us sb C' is ef we r 'i '4 I is 91. QA ai rs If-Q 52 r 1 ' 1 K I QE 91 'Q K ! airs QI Q r ' ' 1 SQ Ii: 13 993 .,4. Us .0 sn zfczf. Afssnvm C Agmufa ' es h5f!BSlv'fv12h?f!i3S:Y LUIIG? CIUPZOI7 54591: ' P13693 ' QQ . ss: U f . 6 YF? EE fr 1 3 me N' siy, Of-5 ik? Eva IH w 5,122 -bv- Uu 15 to 5' V2 E53 QQ E3 I3 me - bw - 0. .D iii E15 me arts W2 En Nu f Tas? '1 D Us sm Y' f, Pi! Ye YQ E15 on lf! ul he j, -141 'Av 'D ,-i.Li.L.ll- qc: 1 S . .,,, .. at K x K E 1 . ,WW jUSlfl'll RAY MOND ROUEY, Rr1y,', Rube C1.AssIcAr. Infraunrral I?n.vkrtlwall, 1, II: Imagirr' of .b.dCl't'lI Ilmrf, I, II, III. IV: V0.1-, IV: C1.A1noN, IV. A true Cheverian to the core, Roy has endeared him- self to his classmates by his willingness and eagerness to assist all. An English student of remarkable ability, he has become a figureheatl in the school by many arti- cles in the Vo.r. The four years we have spent with him have shown us that by a strong will power, and a steady, persevering nature, Roy will indeed attain the top of the ladder of success. ROIEICRT EIJVVARIJ SIEIDEI., Il-nb C1,AsslcAl. I.vnynv of the .Sucrfrl Ilrurt, I, II, III. IV: Ihnzrc Cam- mitfre, IV,' Gln' Club, I: Ilrlmtirzy, I, II: lllnth Club, IV: Ifoolball, III: lfrvnrli. Club, II, III: Vn,1' Stuff, I, II,' Irliramzzral I1'r1skc'IlvulI, IV: Club: Ilrnnurticx, III. Hob is our idea of a gentleman and a scholar. His pleasant countenance and even more pleasant personality have won for him the admiration and respect of the fac- ulty and his classmates. Believing in the old adage, There is no pathway of flowers leading to glory, Roh can pave his road to success with a lofty feeling of sat- isfaction. VINCENT .NNTHOXY TzX'1'ARCZUK, Vinnie C1.Ass1cA1. Ilvlvatiny, III, IV,' .S'z'z'l'z'tul'y of tfnlrlmzcf' l,I'Uf1I'l1lII, III, IV: Ifrrnrlz Club, III: I'rnnmlz'r of Imaryzzv of llzr Scirrcrl Ilvart, III, IV: A-lssislant Editor of Vox, IV: CLARION, IV,' Illflllllflfl' nf Ia'a.rkcllmIl, IV: Ix'c'prz'.v1'nIuIi:'t' to lVasI:- ingfmz, IV: Sllldrllf Cmmvil. IV. Vinnie's quiet exterior appearance will always burst into activity at the proper tune. He has proven this by his performances in debating. A near-perfect student, he has always been an otlicer in some club or society. Re- gardless of his choice of profession, Vinnie will be an unqualified success. Best wishes for success, Vin, FRANCIS jOSlfl'l'l VVJXLSII, A'Sf1al'Icy COMMERCIAL Golf, 1, II, III, IV: Iiaskrtball. I, II. Ill, IV,' Ifoufball, I, II. III: liasvlvall, II, III, IV: film' Club, I. II: Class Trr'asm'z'r, III ,' Vn,r, IV: Ixrzyzn' of the Sacred Ilrnvrl, I, Il, III, IV: Frrnrlz Club, III, IV: Club, III, IV: CLARION, IV. Frankie is an example of a good, line, all-round Cheverus student. His ability and diligence have been exemplified both in the field of athletics and in the class- room. Best of luck. ss fa E545 QQ Fit? 0-9 nb A EX? Qs H5215 Qi? Q I CQ ails QQ Sag! E53 v Qs? ei 1 K 2 to SZ LQ 5 .x ai TS 52? 55 Sf 'Q with 22 U5 sz I za wx. fo ei c mea: ewan min may fes',,.Qcff-easy: 50,31 :wr wh.-55:26, 5-lyqwr rl QQ, ,rg A , yy- N f .ff R , .' . c:vv'v:2a1 ?ssLv mir v.2ai mev wants N RCW FSR MW 22 ' 554 E WCW 55-lze Clarfzon E113 s' :za rr 55 +28 53? Zi, L4 axis yy., as Y' Y QQ SQ all 4 are gm, Zta U to 22 i Q V S13 at Z4 E023 Q Em? S1 4 E65 Q gm? E' '-s Egfr? V so are JOHN LOUIS WELCH, Jack COMMERCIAL League of the Sacred Heart, 1, II, III, IV, Football, IIl,' Bascllall, Ill, 1l',' Track, III: Class Pffesidcnt, III,' Glcc Club, l,' Intramural Basketball, 1V,' Math Club, IV. jack is that up-and-coming young fellow whose per- sistent determination to succeed has been ably exhibited both on the athletic Held and in the classroom. Making the long trek in from Libbytown to the home of the Pur- ple and Gold, Jack has displayed his love for Cheverus, and his desires for its prosperity. Always loyal, his pres- ence has never been wanting at the games, and his heart has swelled with joy at all Irish victories. Jack's ag- gressiveness and splendid fighting spirit will hold him in good stead when he encounters the problems of life. 953 A Word of Gratitude to the Faculty VVith the announcement by our Most Reverend Bishop that the Jesuit Fathers were to assume direction of Cheverus High School beginning with opening of school next fall, this publication of THE CL.xR1oN and our gradu- ation took on a new significance. These events usually mark merely the successful completion of a scholastic career by one class and its passing on to other fields of study or active life. This year they mark the end of an epoch. Up to now the faculty at Cheverus has consisted of diocesan priests and Catholic laymen. Since they pass from the scene of school activity in june, we, the graduating class of 1942, feel that we express not only our own thoughts and those of the other classes here now, but also the sentiments of all those Alumni who were students at Cheverus during the epoch now ending, when we say that We want our diocesan priests and Catholic laymen to know that we realize the personal sacrifice entailed in their maintaining the school during these years and that we are deeply grateful. The one standard by which a teacher is always measured is the success or failure in life of those he has trained. For graduates of a Catholic school, success in life means not only professional leadership but the leadership in the army of Christ of the ideal Catholic layman. The best tribute to our diocesan priests and laymen that we whom they moulded can give, the most powerful proof of our grati- tude, will be our leading the life and giving the leadership that is justly expected from a graduate of a Catholic School. A Agua K Ansar Agsaar Afsalas Aj5S2iZ2g A5 cvmatfscv Qafggfmafsmanafs ' NZQEZQBS-3'w2P81Q8S5'v32 Sl '1 at ea I5 Ze Fi! ea I5 Sl 5:5 .B to as S2 85 0, W3 I3 71? va as if 'a SE Fi! 5 ra Ze? to ws 0 9 K 5 EZ ra 3 E955 ?'9i'fC?W?5?'9i'f 15729 C1lIl'l'CJlI 537 5923 W Qfliff f,1 :Q may 1,1 :Q ad A4101 :Q fx towfw fi Sw fm fx f 'T fx QI :J xl I 4 Fx F' I I- I INS cl ' H - Cl 19 2 G1 Ax: Gm uauon onors ass of 4 .Ay O. -O 'fu 10 fx f1 Y F I I I H I KI 1, 7 EQ' 'J mf?- ENQQQ ?iQl1 71 :S of T6 Q81 Q Q x 12' u F385 21: :xx 'fu fc fx 1 fx YK PJ QQ IJ I I l W gf l7lIIt'lfl'L'f0fltYll- 3 I EQ? ' S'I'l'll'llEN MARTIN MlTl.KP1RN ' bi To 93.36'k fj I5 WI wa 4 L1 1.3 kd: x5 91 Q? 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Q3 CHEVERUS CLASS HONOR ESSAY: South American Antiquity Vg 13 EA-5 THOMAS JOSEPH EARLS Sei 35 CATHEDRAL CLASS HONOR ESSAY: South American Culture 15 1505 33,2 KATHLEEN MARIA MONEILL ing ,, . . ,, I5 E113 VALEDICTORY: Pan-Amerlcan Good Nelghbors ggi STEPHEN MARTIN MULKERN S3585 gg 0 gg N559 xngstlgzgxlgx IESHHIESSHSQSH :CH AQWSEQMSAEQSEQMSAQQSAMSESMSYAZ cl -fl ,A A, x.. .fl ,K A, 3. .fl ji 3 , Qt .rx -fx A+ xx: .fl I-,x A... 9: tf, lfZiil y1il?ZiilfffZi?2i 17128 CJIIPIUII Wiiifffiifiill! EW ',t ,xN .57 YJ. ',4. ,XX .bf Y4. U. .XX 'AI .0 -by YJ-'Uv -O .PV Y ff- .ixx P, ft t '. H 4 X: +1 Q F x by 'Ji 114 LJ Li SN: gf XY! ll, . V . .X . . X, - X . U: .5 of fc EW fi 9' o E1 V4 4-Q 11 emnrtzxm lg X gg, ,tt fi tj syi all on Lf, . . . .. . it lluring the past sumtnvr va- , Af , 1 x , In ' x wig Q t cation the faculty, stuclcnts .3 ,E . 1 I D -UQ antl alunnn ot' Qhcverus were st q Ffh shockccl to heat' of thc tragic jf fo anfl sucltltrn death of Mr. Sl li, ' L 1. . A I ' sg licrry, Since school was clost-tl, . gf , 1 ' x U f , ' w Pi, Q we coultl not unite to pay our J, ,Z 1 . , , 1 1 1 KJ rcspects to hun. l licrcforc, X - - X If, fi we have clcchcatecl this page to jf ff, him to cxprcss our gratitude of li, . A I - . x A . , sf for all his clforts. .Af , O. 'C O- 'C 'T f 'Y C'- , - 'I E13 Nr. llerry camc to L hcv- Fox 6-rus in 15126 and rctnaincfl pgs ,f f, hcrc for tiftccn Vcars. During jf f, f A nv I l ' 1 K E A A 1 5E all this tnnc, he was head of ,52- Q fx thc Connnercial Dcpartinent. 'Q . . , MJ Mr. Berry inaugurated the QQ an School llank at Chcvcrus and ,f T was always responsible for its Ml f' sl 0 - O 11 1 I pl 0 A 5X great success. Moreover, Mr. .5f,, U- 'C - U- -C Q, C licrry always splentlully took ., F4 1 ' . 1 4 J care of the lbl1SlllCSS encl of our ycarhook, luis LiI.ARloN. His yi if interest in thc hoys was always T: li T 4 Q ' . . . f AQ f , :M X cxlnhttccl hy his attcnclancc at .Ap .0 K ' i f , ' X EQ Q all our athletic contests. luach cs .fi t I . . . . . . 4 ' 4 V' vcar, many ot his lortnct' sturlents rcturnecl to show thcn' a mrcciatton for all W Y XX I , xg f, ,H hc hacl tlonc l'ot'tl1L'll1. ,Q , J Lf :WE El. EN: aff . XE Thus, with l'l'ZllCllll thanks lot' all hc has rlonc for thc school, antl with dccv . AX . ,' X 5 1 1, 'Q V f rt-slut-ct lor thc intcrcst antl allcction hc has tlisplayccl toward us, wc. the stuclents, in ry . . , A , , '4 Qi faculty. anrl alunnn ol Q lu-vcrus, can only say: by 4 1 gr ,Ji 'lil . ,J 1-A 9. .9 May hc Rest in IR-acc. 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Mr. Maurice Plunrcl. 3 Avg . .t . , . . , . .t 1 ,J thc faculty advisor, has clone inuch tO help the Stall in its work. liratttuclc must V rl 'Q' 'r also he shown tu Mr. Yaitones, who has inarvelousl ' hllc-cl the shoes Of Mr. Herr , 4' P X . . 5 Y N, X ,, as thc advisor Of the typing hoard. F N LJ: ski V1 N Vi 1 'LJI X4 Q. llflb, SFAFI' 9. .5 . A Q - - A Y . gfyg Izdzmr-nz-C lnrf, IQOLAND LEVESQUIE Jfjxl 'Y K T f LQ zl.Y.Vl,YflIlIf I1 dzfors lt 'S 5 P X'lNc'l-:NT 'l'ATARc'zL'R HENRY PERATICS 5 ,b l,' ','t Sjwrtx lfr1'if01',, .IOHN AIONAHAN I,liftll'l1I'3' lidifor, RAYMOND Romair 1- ,' 'tt XX: .fl Y 4 - kN: lf, ' 1Y ' .N vzus Ldlfors ' ' Y ' . ,X , . , Q 1 . A. . ff- -C KN n.1.IAM liouav STEl'lll'IN lX'll'l,KlCRN Q. .o 'I - 1 - - ' Y 1 ft 11.1'rl1am 0 1llilf0l', lOHN QOPPINGER V. fi ' Q 'I ' ' Q' pix tiON'1'R1RLITOR5 B H ' , - , . P ' ' f fa l'nn,n- lnaRN1ax' l,llIl.lI' VX1Q1.sH JOHN SULLIVAN if fc -Qt ' Rom-:RT PEVERADA lAMEs HAM THOMAS EARLS 'KV ' ' Y Y ' 'Q ' ' 1 V ' 'I'nOx1As LONLEY RAYMOND IJURAN ',. .o 1 r , . , '1 r 'K fypzsts, SENIOR B AND C X 5. 2 bf l v ' 3 FJ ul tl',l'V cy 'fl L? Ky Aff, lf! Cfxj Aj flalff iywj :'L,L':' Ky ij YQLY Cy 'fl If Q7 Af1itl.i,i.'f - -A-'ts -A--- s .A. - A . 1- A- -.,. .- A . ,.- A .gp ,' 'N-A Lv' fvf gf .Q ..Y Auf' mf ,Q '..YfY.. nf .0 LY Auf f,f',,s ,.f fly., 169 '..v'!v., f,l'T,f .,rfv,f f-,.',x-. ,. ,. ,f .. 4- Q., .' -+1 '- , A V- - I .- ' l-,... . . ' .-. x -1 -w miled X ttf,-pi wtf 4 ci! X un!! , xft f rffvn fxrvfv 'f Q L, ' .il 'J ,Q H',,f7x ., 31 ?f- ra. 7, 417 'U .5 2 Q . lx J lx Pl X Y r, At ,, i'.o .,l', Altar Boys Society This year marks the ionncling of a new society here at Cheverus, the :Xltar lioys Society. It is iuarle up of hoys in the junior and Senior classes at Cheverus who have serverl faithfully on the altar up to the close ot' their high school careers. Those who are heacl altar lmoys in their Parishes constitute the governing hoartl. XX'hen we leave our parish granunar schools :mil come to a central high school there is a clanger that l'arish ties may he looseneil. It is unfortunately true also that when lioys llK'CtblIll' of high school age they very often succuiuh to the vanity of heing grown up ancl erroneously clecicle that they are too hig to serve on the altar. lt is lu keep alive their interest in their own I'arishes and to counteract the unfor- tunate tenrlency of almanrloniug their glorious privilege of heing an acolyte that this soeiety was lorniecl. lt is hoped that it will make the stucleuts of fheverus realize that as such they shoulcl he the leaclers of youth in their own parishes. ,, ,, ,,, ,. .. . ., , L! Ar.: fin! pif six! Ai? fy Aff N.-7:7 Aj! :N-yn? 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J QQ? 2325 ef: 1' 1-E C765 9911 STAND sg Lf: f 'r Cl i ' 9gL':cI1yfjIr:'91':rITyfD Q:vlwL:f2:'?ss:v'AL2a14s C 7 YC .17 P1 f 97 7 2:!'?sQ1v'fw12f,14s Qlvfwr League of the Sacred Heart -sm-.-My - f lYith newly appointed promoters to carry out the excellent work of their predecessors of previous years, the League of Sacred lleart entered into its fifth year of existence. Altliough activities of the organization are many, one will find that the primary purpose of promoters is to enroll new members. Secondly, there is the distribution of leaflets containing a special prayer and the particular intention of the month. liinally, promoters submit a report of any new members enrolled and any special intention the memlmers desire. The purpose of the League is to give devotion to the Sacred Heart a delinite expression, and hy the daily recitation of the morning offering, make sure that we do not lose the meritorious value of the prayers, works, and sutterings of the school day. Now as the year passes we the seniors of the league want our successors to know that cooperation and enthusiasm are the most necessary requisites for the Leagues function. It is through the undying efforts of Father Davis that this League has become foremost in the list of our extracurricular activities. J Lf 9, uf gym 99 iff cqyffs :QLQ cqyfqs 99:1 Qijfj 99:2 ciy +13 so LQ abyss so rf mpg ,,vi-..-f.'-..-ff--f.-f-fe-f--'- -f--f.'w.f-'i'- 1,144-.f.Y lv.: 9160 9.1 my ,Ms affvn 9: rs of fu Qi To Lv KY.: af rs asf fm fn Ts LY AQ s. .f E721 ., ,,. G- -0 pt 5? 'J ri U le 91 1? 1 if Q I 1 1 x fr- if -x b , t f X sf QQ 13 rs Sl? EJ' 'Q ri, 1 1 K I As x ' ' 1 5? A35 E-.x I QS : Ye 'J FE ak 23 22' '5 :N I I ff 23 'J S 13 ol I l Iliff ' 1 fx Ei 'if kJ! In 92 Q? airs 93 5,3 ts :Q iff .,A,. 0- 'O x . -..., , f 1 -ll' , iififc ijt. t v - Citefuems' Student Council ,luliu lx'um', l'ilIt'l'lIf 'l'tltt1rt':ltA', lftlrtlt'-V CiUlllt'j', IIVIIUHIIIX lftlrlttv hitht'mtn1thtttUttwhtt I thix wlitwl :it :t twnlihim-rl Sttlflc-ht Q'mtm'tl, cutiiptvst-tl uf x'zu'tu11s High Sclitmls tiiimtigltt-tit tht- stzntv. which wits ht-lil :it Kugustzt. 'l'ht- rcprcst-iitzitivt-s wort' X inct-tit ' 1151. ut' thc yC'IlI' IEP I I. twin fii1t'Vt'I'llS huys t't'pi't-st-titctl I ttztwxtik :tml litnlmt-rt l'vx't-i':ul:n. huth ul thc 5l'llIHI' .X class. ltvvrv tDI'Q1lllIZ1lllllll must have ll cmistitittitm, :mil it was t'nti1'ch' tlmutgh tttittrthf-' vtttwts tit lit thcrt i't-vt-i':ulz1. blzum-s llzisstm, l'hilim 'l'it-rm'y, Vitwvtit N I lzttztrczttk, Rtvlztnrl I.t-vt-stlttc :mtl Stn-plat-11 Nltilkt-rn that tht- tlntstittttitm fm' the Sillfil'llI litlllllCii of tht-vvrtts Kilztssicztl lligh Sulttnti was i-tlI'lI1l'li, This ctmstittttitm xx'isfI1':twn tm tht- h:tsi5 ut what twink plztct' in ,Xttgttatzt With tht- ctmlplt-titm ul' thc tttmtittttittti it hail ltr hc put intu otTcct,:1nil in ztcctwtlztlict- with thc I'l'illliI'K'lIll'lllS of this WIUCIIIIIUIII that ttt'tit't't's fm' tht- tirst SIIIIICIII Linuticil ut' f.i1l'YL'I'llS wt't't' t'it'Qt0tl. lht it l'it ' 'with ul tht- 1-It-vtitm guvt- thc I't't-sult-lucy lu Vttlccttt lzttztrczuk :mtl thc X icc- '-sitlvtiq' tt, 'iii1tt1IlZlS i'i1lI'iSI lizxrtlcy Lilbllilj' was Cllust-11 St'ct't't:tt'y, :mtl tim' 'l't't':tsf my 'lllilll limit- was c'l0t'tt'ti. Thus tht- Int-gititiittgu ut' at Sturlc-tit f4tlllllL'ii fm' Clit-vcrtts has In-cn riccmml- tw lm' thc articles tml thc ttmsttttttitm In hc cztrrictl out tl1i'm1qh tht- Qt1t't't-ctlltw vt-ztrw pltflivtl :mtl tt 1't'lII1llllS nt . ' N .- . 1 N- -f- b Nm-, ,4 ,V A.-N , , ,X ,,..t..!,,,.,:..,f . -,fftf114'i.ff.j,f1i :f'.ff'N-'t thc ,., A ir, -,J A I, L I , r J w , 1 1 , X 1 I 1 I l L 5 , J, ' ,- N 1,V,Ji' The Lettefrmen i t t f f C31 2 A . L Ls -. v.-. ,......-WAQW lflwzt lx'4m'.' l't'lt'r lNf'lt'fP'tIlIfr7IIlH, 1X,fL'lItIl'!I' 1'arkt'r, Cuavlz .tlH7f'l'f Jlllllfllliff, lVillir1m lfulvj' lx'11'ln1rd lJfrr'mQV. lx'n1n'f'f .N't'idt'1. .S'm'nln1' lx'4m': Jnlm ,llt'l,IIlIUll.tf!I, lI'illit1n1 HI'I'l',l'. fuluz I'. Cnlllfy, frvsvfvlz fJ'CiUlIIll'H, li!1'Zs'fII'll .llttl7ulmlfl, l.nl1i.v l'mm'rlt't11l. Tlrira' lx'u-rin' l 1'm1t'i.r .lIt'l t1rlt1ud, Jnlzu .5lIlNli'tIlI, Riclzard fltlltvrty, James Hum, flliclztzcl liI't'lIlItIll, HtII'lll'j' Ctzltlry, Ez't'1'vtt O'b'I'i0lz. .Xfter one lucgins his athletic Career at Cheverus. his lUI'Cl'IlIJSl anihitiun is tu carn his lcttt-1' ancl join thc ranks ut thc lctternien. The purpose of thc Lf is to lwcstuw credit on thusc who have taken a niajcn' part in varsity athletics and who have wt-ll cxcntpliticcl the Cl1Zl1'ZlClC1'lSllCS of a true Chevcrian. Sweaters arc awarclccl In thuse who participate in fuothall ancl they arc pru- scntwl aftcr the cncl of thc- st-asun in which ll hwy has earned his letter. Letters arc awarrlctl tu participaiits in haslcctlmall and haschall. 'liliusv whu have U'ZllllL'4l the rifflit to wear thc this veal' arc: llilliani 4 5 fb 1 7 . licrry, hcralcl l.uttrcl, liartlcy Ltnlley, lxclwarcl Mcllonalcl, llicliarcl l'arkei', lfrancis Nlclfarlanrl, blames llam. Michael Brennan. john Sullivan, VVillia1n lioley, uhn lXlClJUllUl1 'l1, Louis l'cm1et'leau, Robert orclan. Ricllard liarucv and Robert . 51 . , ! lflalicrtv. , x if 4 Y.. -.A -f -.- J - - x 4 .g ..' 71.- .f ,ff-wf C 'fn' Cwffffvlwf Njfi- 1- 'QQ - 1 . , 1 X ks Senior Class Play N4mrlml,' .Uurbv 'I-llUlllf'.fHll, ,1lm'yf4l1'1'f f'!llf,X', .Tlrlry .1I4'I,l'II1ll- , wh , S'mmlif1,11: .YIVNIUI .llulkrrm llmlrvv l'a'1'r1!f1x, H'fHilllII l ulVj'. Julzu C'm1lr.x', .INIIII lx'um', ll'illimn Ilplhumzrgfll. - .X vcrv lu-n-11 lIllk'l'l'Nl was whcvwll 111 llI llN'l1lk'S IW the L luv ul W l'3 wlu-11 Irv- R . , . V . D . ' outa Wl'1'L' In-lml lm' thu yvurs p1'ml11ct1m1, Uh l nclmg' :L txxrcc 111 thrcv :lets by ' llr, XX'illi:u11 l'. l,llllll'I'S. 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The popular choices were as follows: President, Michael Brennan: Vice- V43 V President, Donald Legereg Secretary, Richard Tetreaug Treasurer, John Monahan. E155 I5 Q Debating much in the manner of the old philosophers at Rome, the following juniors made outstanding progress under the tutorship of Father Flanagan: Rich- Fx! V ard Foley, Richard Tetreau, James Ham, John Monahan, and Robert Hyde. V En . . 0 Once again the Junior class proved themselves to be possessors of above- 2 average intelligence. Third-year men whose name shone from the lofty honor roll : this year were: Edward jordan, John Monahan, Richard Tetreau, James Ham, V John Flaherty, Robert Hanley, Richard Clancy, and Sheldon Palmer. QV? EP rm ig! Early in the fall, many Juniors greeted our new coach enthusiastically and proceeded to prove their ability throughout the year. Athletes who upheld the tra- if A V dition of the Junior class on the gridiron, polished court, and diamond, were: 51,3 Mike Brennan, jim Ham, Fred McCarthy, Joe Joyce, Marty O'Connor, Bob E05 Flaherty, Dick Barney, Ed. Jordan, Bob Hyde, Anthony Walsh, Gerald Brien. 0 iff Great literary talent was uncovered in our class as the pages of the Vox were P25 -12 gp replete with short stories and poems gleaned from the heads of our members. V3 EAA 0 in As our last days as juniors approach, our sentiments are divided between P lamenting the passage of a happy, successful year and anticipating our period as at lordly Seniors. , Sava? v James Ham, '43, P S22 gg 523 v W3 gpg I5 , , EQQHCPQGSQW ., 1:55922 g 5591613 ,X 558158 its ' maria ' v32a:Qm vlzamaf waxy va2HTHS-1 wzamaf wafer f . if ,f' 'f K ff: K A., , '15 Q Q -ll S Q I P '. V X N , A , I K I f if if ,I , Y ,f I 1 , I 1 . ,' I I, 'I f ff f- I : . M, maxi... K E 5,5 ' YU, 52 G, C1 samggeae. es V 0 E V3 0 232 E .Q veg 0 E 0. Q-fa 15 Ze? W3 rx FZ vu rm t 85 0. W3 0 S252 313 IS aa as 92 , '2 so rs Ze F1 Q so wa Y.: x2 9 57701077 www wmwmaa Sophomore Class Chronicles At the beginning of the school year after a three months' vacation, sixty-six former freshmen came back with renewed vigor to complete the second half of their underclassmen careers. As usual the Sophomore class was immediately divided into three divisions: the A division for classical students, and the B and C divisions for com- mercial students. The election of class officers was begun with unusual rapidity and zeal this year and when the results of the election were made known, it was found that the B and C Divisions had carried away the election, all the class officers being from these Divisions. The officers were: Richard Kemp, President: Louis Pomer- leau, Vice-President, Theodore White, Treasurer, and Joseph Concannon, Secretary. Early in the fall a number of Sophomores went out for the football team. Among them were james Conley, james Flaherty, joseph Green, Piere Harnois, William Mahoney, Louis Pomerleau, Jack Reagan, William C'Connell, and John Sullivan. Two, Louis Pomerleau and John Sullivan, found permanent berths on the team. Two ambitious Sophomores, Edwin Gallant and Thomas Conley, seeking to add to their eloquence and the glory of Cheverus High, joined Father Flannagan's Debating Club, setting an example for the rest of the Sophomore Class. After the lirst half of the year had passed and the annual tilt with the mid- year exams was completed the lirst honor roll was graced with the names of five Sophomores, Thomas Conley, Raymond Durand, Arthur McDermott, Donald McNaughton, and john Sullivan, and the Second Honor Roll with the names of three more, Edwin Gallant, Thomas Joyce, and Thomas Roche, all of the A Division. When the basketball season rolled around eleven Sophomores volunteered their services to the team. Their names are: James Connolly, James Dawson, James Flaherty, Donald Gallagher, joseph Green, Piere Harnois, W illiam Mahoney, Donald McNauton, William O'Connell, Louis Pomerleau, and John Sullivan. Out of this number James Dawson was chosen for the first fifteen and John Sullivan was chosen for the varsity. Now that the first half of our education at Cheverus has been completed, we will leave for another vacation and come back next September to join the ranks of the upperclassmen. Arthur M cDc'rmo!t, '44. rx E, 2 et? -C v 'F 4. I I. 1 wx: . -Al, - ,f, 1 Wm' C f..ufuf A Q C g X 1 ' 1 1 f ' ,- r . xl. - xla - 1 Af. J 1 f 1 ,f ,- .1 . ff-. -, f , , ff, 1, rf '1 Vx '-' i U1eC10f'1'O11 2223 Freshman Class Chronicles On September 7, 1941, a freshman class of '79 enrolled at Cheverus ready to commence a year of diligent study. Naturally, it took a few days for us to settle down to the rigid life of a freshman, but after these first few days had ended, during which we learned the rules and regulations of the school, we began to work in earnest. In the middle of the first quarter, class officers were elected. Robert Hasson was named President, Paul Graney as Vice-President, Michael Greely, Secretary 5 and Louis Miller, Treasurer. The goal set by all freshmen at the beginning of the year is to make the honor roll. Those who attained this end were Robert Andrews, VVilliam King, Paul Ferris, Thomas Lee, Fred Robinson, Robert Hasson, and Philip Welch. This truly showed that the freshmen were earnestly trying to make something of themselves. In athletics the frosh were well represented. Those who participated in foot- ball were James Lydon and Ronald Wallace. In basketball John Markley, James Lydon, John MacDougall, Larry Foley, Arthur Busby, Robert Fiske, Mikie Greely, John Delaney, Lionel Dupere, James Glynn, Russell Denbow, Louis Miller, Thomas Bannigan, VVilliam King, Robert Ridge, and Francis'Nugent played on the freshman team. Albert Maggs and John Redmond played on the varsity team. These men are good prospects, and will be the future stars of Cheverus, glittering the newspapers with their prodigious form. They obtained their experience in the freshman year so that they might play when they are Sophomores, Juniors, and finally when they are Seniors. The Freshmen were represented on the school paper by John Coppinger and Philip Welch. The newly organized freshman debating club was formed by Robert Coughlin, Patrick Greely, Paul Ferris, Robert Andrews, Norman Guinard, Raymond Boyle, Vincent Glydden, and Philip VV elch. This club was formed so that Cheverus might be well represented in the debating fields as they are today. So ends our freshman year. Some were successful 5 others did not fare so well. Nevertheless, we are all grateful and satisfied for the sage advice and teachings given to us by our admirable Pedagogues. Philip Welch, '45. 2 4 'f-Q76-f Af ,, :fffQr 'ffJ 'f'f:iA!A g-., yn ix v Y4?: i',-' f J ,-'lf 'QL NI '0 ..f 'x-Qf ' , 4 4. f rbi Y 1. Q Wfzc of ' , - .f a N 1' - rv'.5 1f'ffw-- !1 dXw,, 'N' 1 '.' A ' 'fQ.x A -X, ',. 1 -Y' xp , Vffg ,Q lk gg x 1 4, x jx' fl P14 PMP 9' -f ,, Li Exif? fi L' V-'X 7-3 iw! f 5'iy14 ' 1 5-,A '- x J , NA :xi ,G f TL . XY- Nj: 'fziff X: x I '-C 'Q 'Q b y E., .4 , J ,if . P11 sw. ,ll -C ff 'J 11 LL' 5-J: '11 ff. -gl Ns ZAAQQ Rf j i J ,I fsxfq F , Nfl, jf! tj,-A fl, I f ay :,xf Lx. ,I 1 f, 'J gi ,, lf X I ,. 9. ,, XX 1 , , 1 ..,,f gf' ,. Z vxx' ' 'C ,' v. wr ,- 'fff 2 , T ll ixmfi , 4.' 5, , iff' pf 'l A, QE ff! I 'Ns 14 ' rl x' All ,AX f 'ge- ,. ,S lj: ,, bu C, ny 'Q 'C im, I tif., Q V f l 4 y Tfx , 'ff J XX r,.,J Q 51,9 ,V W ' N, L1 -A ,' - Y f, 5 X- . 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A i , . 7' , Us lllll, 'J't'llt'I'lc'lt .i1i-cm'r1- ' ' fl f 4' 13, Ctrflmu II zllmm lin:-x, I mmm .lltl'u1'lr11m'. lftlrl' lx'n'zu, Left In lx'igfl1l.' l'l:n'rnl 7itIll17't'.S'IlA',fU5t'f'lIt .lnyt't', Jnlzn Cmzllnlly, lllltlffllll fycftllllllf tfrnlltl l.11tfl't'll, 1'iI'tIIlL'l.Y ll't1lsl1. .Xt the start of the seasun, with a large numher of canclirlates from which to clwose, our new inentur, A-Xl Maguire, set out to lllfllllfl a varsity elnlm helitting the ireeeclent set Im ' former Cheverus teams. .fX111o11 f the mroinisinif material selected I S. s frmn the as mirants were the veterans llill Bert' and lluclclv Sullivan, suv mrtecl luv 1 Y . 1 . james llam, l'recl McCarthy and l'raneis Mel'arlancl. lieeause uf the almsenee of many of the fortner stars, Illflillgll graduation, a season equal tu that of the past few years was not expected, anal incleecl a sluw start seemed to bear out this opinion. lint then, after losing three of the tirst four games, the Ciheverian team earnecl the title of the Hottest Team in Maine, as the newspapers termecl it, hy taking' nine straight games, and upsetting in this winning streak the highly rated lltmrtlaml lligh men, being one of the two Maine teams to beat the State Champs this season. Wcfilm 35396562 W1 C7 ' if aifgisiv vvatfss' viz? 9 57791077 flssif 'aszssiv ' v A With the fighting spirit associated with Cheverus, the team came through with a grand scheduled season of eleven victories and but five defeats, and, moreover, Z!! -B no team which has played the Free Streeters has not been defeated at least once by V the Portland Purple and Gold. rx The Maguiremen were not yet well organized at the start of the season and lost to a scrappy Deering team and to Waterville by one point in a thriller. How- Qvig ever, led by the high scoring of McCarthy, they ran over Sanford, but followed this by a loss to a veteran Rumford club. In true championship style, Cheverus I5 then was victorious over Lewiston High, Morse and Sanford High, and then fol- f lowed up by giving Portland its first defeat of the season by coming from behind w A to top the Blue. Continuing then, Cheverus swamped the Biddeford hoopsters and V43 avenged the defeat suffered by the first game with Waterville by downing that team in a walk-over. Lewiston, Deering and Biddeford were then taken in stride. 0 The end of the scheduled season drew near with the dropping of one to the 515 .S revenge-seeking Portland High team, and then by beating RllI11fOfd,S Stephens Qtr? High in a freak defensive duel, 11-6. A hard-fought thriller at Bath ended the A season of scheduled games with Morse winning by a last quarter spurt, 29-26. Ei A successful season behind them, the boys went into the Southwestern Maine 'E A . . . . . gov? Tournament matched against Thornton Academy. Playing championship ball in the first half, Cheverus, led by the basket loading of Buddy Sullivan, was m front of rx the Thorntonites by more than a decade of points with the start of the third quarter. Thornton, however, narrowed the lead in the later part of the game but was unable as is to tie up the score and the Purple and Gold were the conquerors, 32-28. In the QV? semi-finals Portland was the opponent. Both teams fought with equal spirit and ended the half, 12-123 but with the second half, Cheverus was overcome and Port- rx land went on to later take the title. This did not end the basketball for the season, for the school was chosen to Elf? play in the New England Catholic Basketball Tournament. Matched with St. Mary's of Waltham, Cheverus entered the game as the underdog. Behind 12-16 at A the end of the half, the Cheverus Purple spurted into the lead in the third by scor- W ing 12 points while holding St. Mary's to 5. But in the fourth quarter, due to cir- 52 YS cumstances beyond the control of the Cheverians, the loss of the playing of Mc- Qtfg Carthy and Berry and advantages to St. Mary's brought about the defeat of Chev- erus, 37-28. rx ii S5292 Some of the stalwarts of this grand season: Bill Berry, Francis McFarland, 555 FS John Connolly, Francis Walsh, Gerald Luttrell, Pete McDonald and Richard QV? Parker will be taken by graduation. 15 255 v ff-5 W E U as ' za E U E123 ' za FIC V gm W V r,-5 W E v Em W v EA ir? v E0 2 v EA 55 V IS . if S 2 at :HEQQHEHH me Clafzkm Hzaeddreed V? gf' Nevertheless, the prospect of an excellent season next year is found in the fact A 22 that Fred McCarthy, John Sullivan, james Hain, Martin O'COnnor and Joseph Joyce will return to wear the Purple and Gold on the Basketball floors. 735 v V3 EIS BASKETBALL SEASON, '41-142 't gs Opponent C. H. S. 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However, they were obliged to give way to the onslaught of the Sanfordites, and succumbed to the score of 27-7. Cheverus's weak but scrappy team came into combat with the Thornton powerhouse at Saco in the next game. Cheverus threatened to be the only 'team to cross the Maroon and Gold's goal twice during the fray. However, the strong Thornton line held back. the thrusts and eventually went out in front on crushing power plays to win out, 27-0. The Bulldogs of Portland and the Fighting Irish met in a natural the following game. The Irish began strong but weakened towards the end of the game to the ground attack of the Bulldogs, and came out of the game on the short end of a 13-0 score. In the final game of the season, the Irish traveled to Water- ville to tackle the Powerful Purple Panthers. Waterville tallied all of its points in the first half, and both teams fought on equal terms in the second half but the Irish failed to score. The final tally read Waterville 12, Cheverus O. Looking back over the season, Cheverus did not win any games. Nevertheless, the season was a success in the sense that it filled the first purpose of athletics, namely, to build strong, healthy men. Buddy Sullivan, Billy Berry, William Foley, joe Curran, Francis McFarland, john McDonough, Robert Flaherty, Chuck Luttrell, john Butkis, Obie O'Brien and Mike Brennan all turned in sparkling performances. Looking towards the future the prospects look good for the 1942 season, with such stellar performers returning as Buddy Sullivan, Mac McDonough, Joe Green, Robert Flaherty, Richard Barney, Edward Jordan, and Capt.-elect Michael Brennan. THE SCHEDULE Cheverus Westbrook .. EA Cheverus Edward Little Q53 Cheverus Deering .... Cheverus Rumford .... V Cheverus Biddeford . . . Q95 Cheverus Sanford . . 22 Cheverus Thornton . . . Cheverus Portland .... V Cheverus Waterville . . E95 Sieigtiieiiiw W v -rl .-4 . Tk ff' YQL? 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Snlxsti- tute inlielders are liddie Coyne, 'Ioe -loyee, and liran lX'lcl arland. Two seniors, XYelch and llayden, and two juniors, llam and liilroy, form the outfield squad. The pitching staff includes the veteran -lohn Kane, llill Berry, john Connolly, and Russ Ilenlmow. Coach lX laguire feels that any one of these untried hurlers might develop into a steady and consistent winner. The catching assignment is to he shared by Louie Vomerleau and jeff lflaherty, two sophomores. The lielding of jimmie llam and I'ete Mcllonald will he the lmulwark of the Vheverns defense. The hats of Mcllonald, Wlillettc, and Sullivan are depended upon to drive in most of the Cheverus tallies. VVelch's speed, Ilayden's timely hat- ting, llam's accurate throwing, l lal1erty's enthusiasm, Walslfs team spirit, Mc- t'arthy's versatility, and l5erry's courage are factors which should help this inex- perienced Cheverus team to several victories this Spring. l. f., .i1y+p 9: LQ as A5 9: LQ as as an as ,Aja 99 :f as .ATB 9, ze is .AD 9931 QA E5 l 1. 41'- '1- 'O , f I f Z J, J, J, J, .1-ffvlfl :gin salem :,1 Ga QLYWLQ 9,163 aww.: 7,166 Mlm axis wiv 9,165 swim ot All .lynn .,A,. 71. .0 A' fd lie SJIWK L Q: rf . X - -M- Ov 10 1 Sit tie? 5 I Qt s airs 'I F 1 QQ ,L 0' ' 1 :bis 1 ii? M J lf N f 2211 XS ., ,. Us fp 4 we SE my .bye U CQ Sc an 91 LQ ffixg ea X ' ' 1 23 tif v Q' 'Q LTTE lf' fi Q P105 Qi 51 T5 we 0 4 1 xg t, :'.Q,L'f 1,165 Putting the third strike afross A perfect out - ::+ c :: c 42 9 c : c , few we rs va 3 9 077077 :sew iiyrsrsyv afas vii U rug E95 V W 1 f V Y b 22 fi -S 0 SV? . v A A A A ' rx 1- go V mga args Q 0 ' IU Y ' -x, r f A .. A X Y , x ii NM T1 ' o 'J L 5:5 .ii 55 QV? N 1 QQ PRIESTS THAT GRADUATED A Rev. Fr. Francis Anthony Mannette, 1921. E155 Wg Rev. Fr. John joseph Barrett, 1923. W as 'J' Rev. Fr. John Patrick Young, 1925. QV? Rev. li r. Maurice Vincent Goan, 1926. V H Rev. Fr. Maurice Everett O'Connor, 1926. EIS W Rev. F r. Harold joseph Butler, 1927. 22 if -3 Rev. Fr. George joseph Hagen, 1927. QV? Rev. If r. Peter james Flanagan, 1929. V 0 Rev. Fr. Edward Joseph O'Brien, 1929. EA john Eugene Carlson and Thomas Francis Coyne are deacons and will be ig ordained May 30, 1942. QV? John Henry Clancy, Ottawa Seminary, 1934. V Henry Melvin Lappin, St. .llonaventure Seminary, 1934, will be ordained next 0 year. nh S52 22 ohn ose uh Rid e. Benedictine Friar, St. Anselm's. 22 Q l g 511 -3 Augustine Joseph Peverada, Catholic University, 1936. QV? john Martin Barron, Maryknoll Seminary, 1938. V Edward Kilmartin, Jesuit Novitiate, Shadowlmrook, Mass., 19-ll. 1.5 Em W! James John Ridge, Benedictine Scholastic, St. Anselm's, 19-10. I ig! as a Q63 DOCTGRS o , Dr. ohn Vincent VVard, 1925. 5 18 Dr. Louis Anthony Asali, 1927. Q if og Dr. Lawrence Gregory Lyden, 1932. You Dr. Leo McDermott, 1925. gp rx En awww vw me W2 Y-2RQIS8SvY'w2H,5SS-.Y mawwwa: 672QC1af1'0n CLASS OF 1941 John Burke, Gonham Normal. 3 John J. Folan, Portland Junior College. V John Gorham, Holy Cross College. George Kelley, Northeastern Business College. A William Kilroy, Shaw's Business College Edward McDonough, Gorham Normal if Alfred Mulkern, Holy Cross College. Paul Quinn, Gorham Normal. I3 Eugene O'Sullivan, Army Air Corps, Barksdale Field, Shreveport, La. Richard Rowe, U. S. Marines. Charles Seidel, Massachusetts School of Optometry. va David Thornton, Notre Dame University. A Paul Upham, Army Air Corps, Missouri. John Joyce, Shaw's Business College. ag Joseph Mulkern, U. S. Navy. V CLASS OF 1940 rx John Joseph Buckley, University of California. John Gregory Clancy, Holy Cross College. BE Thomas Aloysius Coyne, Colby College. V? Francis Joseph Crozier, Naval Academy. A Richard Francis Kilroy, Gorham Normal. Thomas James LaPointe, Army Air Corps. 51 Thomas Joseph Marley, Holy Cross College. V John Edward Shaw, Portland Junior College. I5 CLASS OF 1939 Daniel Griffin, U. S. Army. if Stephen Graney, Family Laundry. v Edward McFarland, Todd-Bath Shipbuilding Corp. A Roger Rague, Kittery Navy Yard. Harold Wade, Announcer at WCSH. ,Z v William Powell, Bangor Air Base. 3 CLASS OF 1938 13 Francis Curran, Portland Press Herald. Edward Robinson, Photographer. if Thomas Rielly, Office, Todd-Bath Shipbuilding Corp. v 15 A aeesasresrarfsaaae A fs V J 5293 W2 5' W2 E Sw W? 772533 W2 E5 N J '52 As 3 vii va 22 34 C 3 C 3 C 3 C Sgr YQ 9 CZPZOTI 53 59, ,Z V V CLASS OF 1937 'N Philip Conley, Foreman, Todd-Bath Shipbuilding Corp. V43 Laurence Connolly, Cole's Express. V joseph Coyne, local grocery store. A joseph Frydel, St. Joseph's College, New Brunswick, Canada. EA john Timothy Sullivan, Undertaker, Biddeford, Maine. V V CLASS OF 1936 0 gas James Lawrence Connolly, U. S. Army. James Martin Coyne, Freight Sheds. V13 Roger Dennis Crozier, killed in action while serving in Canadian Royal Air Force. V I5 Philip Curran, U. S. Navy. EA Peter Stanipson, U. S. Air Corps. ff John Wilkinson, graduate, Notre Dame University. V Harry Hayes, graduate, Holy Cross College. v 0 EA CLASS OF 1935 3 Edward Donahue, Todd-Bath Shipyard. V Clifford Fox, Todd-Bath Shipyard. V 0 Paul LaPointe, Todd-Bath Shipyard. 18 Charles Malia, Todd-Bath Shipyard. FZ .ld john McDonough, Todd-Bath Shipyard. V Richard Quarry, Todd-Bath Shipyard. v A Gordon Welch, Todd-Bath Shipyard. A . Harry Blackburn, U. S. Army, Camp Shelby. ,Z Martin Coyne, Maine Central Railroad. Ji Walter Deetjen, W. T. Grant, Assistant Shipper. v James Flaherty, U. S. Postoflice. olio Fole , Moioo Central Railroad. Ee Y at Daniel Haley, Cushman Bakery. ohn Lorrello, Arm Air Cor s, efferson Base, Mo. va y P o john McDonough, waiter, Eastland Hotel. 0 Michael O'Donnell, Moioo Central Railroad. to John Rid e, Benedictine, studying Theology at St. Anselm's Colle e, Man- 8' g if chester, N. H. va Charles Tetreau, Army Air Corps, Scott Field, Ill. K2 rx A 22 if! 22 1 1 hu, A - - I ' ' ' ' V' 1 .lm 1.. 1 -. z , A6718 Clarion U. : 1 'I '1, ' , .1 V Ev' W 3 . 1 ' ,. .. , V '-Q , .I , ' -I1 . I , I , -- +, . 4- . 1 ,g ' 1 I A '1 . x.'. , - fam 1 - - L, . 1' . .1 , A 1 1- W . N.- , . . . 'N A 'N 5 . f , .lj , lv 11 , , V I I1 . . 1 f -. I K L U V 1 U., H I Y. 1 3 ., - 1- . xl . K' . , .- J.-,I x M, . , ,yi 1 . , ., - 1 1 1. - .X .. 1- : -, a ' Q, Lx, , n. Q5 .' ,. 1 .. v , . . : - ' ,, J - ' , ' r .4 ,fy . . : qi ph..-Q X .A W , J. 1 . i m '-1: 1- ', .- 3' 2 5 1 .- -. . W., A , . M 'wr ,-., --1 A V ,, A. .fy . ,. ,,'.1,f,,., 1 ,1,- , -. vp' . . . . . . - -'- WL. , , 1L'- A k i1 ' ' -. 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V f- 14 U 1- 1 ' ' .X 9 1-5351 1, V H1 1 ' - ...-'3 '1fe V' x ... ' , ' ' 1 ...ww 4, 5-.1-' ',' . V . , K V ., .N , , M5 af y NP' . ' 1 1 . . V -+ . . :'..1'-1. A. w. . Aw. 1 .41 '.1l1 i a. if QQ-: 's...L44LQ5224a..21lu ' 1 '572eC1aP1'0n V13 15 513 va 15 V 0 E .fy 0 :X V 0 E tx .rg 13 at W3 15 E . W3 A V3 13 V3 I5 2 fpatrons and fpatronesses Rev. John T. Arsenault A Friend Louis E. Albert, '36 Miss Alice Barry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beatty James Beaudry, '41 Mr. and Mrs. James Bickford Mrs. James A. Bickford Rev. Henry A. Boltz Mrs. John P. Boulard Mr. Stephen H. Cady, Jr. Mrs. Annie Cameron Mr. Richard L. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cassidy Mr. James Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred G. Clarke Mr. Robert Colton Edward F. Conley, '32 Mrs. Hannah Conley Mr. John Conley Michael J. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conley Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyne Miss Virginia Coyne James Owen Curran Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Dawson Mrs. Annie M. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Duran Michael Farry Mr. James F. Flaherty Rev. Peter J. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Foley Miss Mary D. Foley Mr. and Mrs. N. Foley Ovila L. Forest, '37 Freshman C Mr. and Mrs. Gallant Mr. Wilfred O. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gato Mr. John Geason Miss Nancy Geason Mrs. Peter Gorham Thomas P. Gorham, '40 Mr. Peter J. Griffin Mrs. James A. Haley Miss Jane B. Haley, R. N. Mrs. Daniel J. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Haley Clarence F. Haley Mr. John Haley Mr. Edward Hanlon Mr. Andrew Harrigan Mr. Edward J. Harrigan Mr. Leslie C. Hassell Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hasson Winfield Emmett Hayden 2539 F5 YJ ' ZW ZW me CZUPIOH ., 51:3 E95 13 E fpatrons and Tatronesses 5,3 v V3 E95 Mr. Martin J. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. O'Connor fj N Q Mrs. Charles King Mr. Timothy J. O'Connor E E351 Miss Katherine King Miss Helen B. O'Neill E Q Miss Helen L. King Rev. Henry B. Pender V3 EQ5 Mr. and Mrs. Ludger Levesque Mr. Charles Perry 0 2 Libby Pharmacy Mr. Augustine J. Peverada Ev Bernard Ling Philip P. Peverada, '41 Eva Mr. John F. Logue John B. Peverada, '37 gags Harold Loring Mr. and Mrs. James E. Powell 0 Mrs. Priscilla Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powell V Mr. Albert Maguire William J. Powell, '39 va E93 Mr. Roy E. Mann Timothy J. Powell A R-Q Mrs. Mary G. Mann Mr. James Riley 1 Sally Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Robinson 513 V Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkern Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Roche V43 EA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mullins Mr. Joseph Rundin 0 S522 Miss Mary Murray Mr. and Mrs. George T. Savage at 58 Mrs. Anna McCarthy Mrs. Margaret G. Shea ,Z V Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah McCarthy Rev. Edward A. Sheehy gb E95 Joseph Edward McCarthy, '41 Mr. William Stevens A Y' its Mr. James McDonough Mr. John T. Sullivan at v George E. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William Sweetman va 2:55 John Mcilogough I Mr. and Mrs. W. Tatarczuk A John J. c ougal Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Thibeault 3 ik Edward J. McFarland Mr Vatones gg Q Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Nolan Mr. Arthur Webber V A Miss Mollie Norton Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Welch 0 S gg Martin J. Norton Miss Mary Welch ggi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. O'Brien George P. Wilson, '32 V V3 E05 rx 9 Swag! Q A252295 3 FIZTBSW W253 Y-42573891 112359-Y YQEBS-Y YJQEBS-YY-42 N2-Qi, fCq571eC1arz'on 0 V 15 V I5 v To Our' C9fa'vertz1sers 0 ' We extend our heartfelt thanks to our busi- v nessiand professional friends who have so as generously contributed to our advertising - section and thus have greatly helped to make ! V possible the publication of THE CLARION. ,A . I ' We wish to thank also the Gannett Publish' ing Company for the use of all Sport Pictures V used in this issue. IS -- Ze? V 0 ll 'V sieyesfznaeeszzaseszaaeeiseaasesaease A - :-:-':-:- fEf?sc1v'9v22fz'9miv ' H956 5119 CZGPIOH 329539-3' ' K? Sl 5 E SYLSQQ E 53 UNIVERSITY STYLED a 5 E fe E115 ALL PREP HALL APPAREL IS STYLED E E Iii IN THE AUTHENTIC UNIVERSITY 85 03 Eg MANNER ------- gmt? X102 2.-1 if: rx Q5 Qt ,:,,. Ev? L ALAL E95 WZ- 0 That Together High Larger u i. Vb,. sf ggi? Ev Variety and Better Values V3 9 'A ., , gl N5 15 ,, Are the Big Reasons Why Q3 S1494 -,.t I LALL L Em Q2 Headquarters for Young Men 6,13 ..L EAS in H igh and Prep School is eg EE wi Lp Q 5 L' 'tt' 5' if -5 PREP HALL AT L WN Q fb? as ze tiff 3 fW ,f Q JH W' ' A 4,5 mga E052 VZQQQUBQL ',r, N WB Q at R' ' L .,:,, 51,3 2. .4 3 tt., Q i,.: 2 fb 2 h K2 KI as ,if 4 '5Q34Z5 M553 MSB K'5Yn'?3.!C'A4'55L7? 5523341755 k'5q'ZS ,.' L ,ul 39, 'rays RQ, my Q qAQ,.4,.t afymslv YLMQE ' vbsaigmsiv NZJQEQBS-TY 221085-3' I 9 IeWClarz'on I I I , I I N I I I . I I I I C0ffIfflffMS Of I . I 'I I I I I LORII STUDIO I I I I . I I I I I .I I 'I I . .51-, -, . I7 I I II , ,, - ' .,I ,ik ' , .1 I . , .IZ J' .- . ,. ' + 4 - -,'1' '.-WY X WGS? S9335 C572 C ' 53306532393 395393 'agar ' zs 9 IUWOH aww 5 v E93 P' v o o 4 Q 51. gllrancts Xafner Qli-lnrhersthg V Qmtignnislq, Qinfm Scalia, Qlanaha gag At a time when you are anxious to get full value for every dollar spent we invite you to consider the record of St. Francis Xavier University. Ev Its graduates are found not only in the theological seminaries and law schools Q but also in the most reputable graduate schools of America. E15 It is affiliated with two outstanding Canadian engineering schools so that its 36:55 certificates admit students without examination into the third year of 513 Applied Science. . V Its two-gear pre-medical and pre-dental certificates are recognized by the leading EA3 medical and dental schools of Canada. Q2 The total annual charge for board, room, tuition, and laundry is less than 3400.003 or without a private room, 39328.00 v The present exchange rate allows a premium of 10? on United States money. 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X E113 SUITS - TOPCOATS - SPORT CLOTHES - SLACKS ing 521.75 - ALL ONE PRICE rl l A The Clothes That Have Everything But High Price I X 50.3 Q93 KE Direct from DODGE FACTORY to You 5 S242 P5202 its aim 21 , QOH gg F. C. Sullivan Coal Co. Compliments of z-'K C1 b RANGE AND FUEL OILS Longfellow Pharmacy EVE? Corner Parris and Kennebec Streets 184 STATE STREET 51,3 Q15 DIAL Z-6611 I3 gn GQ Q aiqgfs fig? Portland Elf? E95 . Maine School Of Commerce 25,3 N, ,D Complzments of I U ' I b U Specializing In Secretarial Sczence, gil FB BEECHERYS MARKET Civil Service and Spanish bf ZS Eg? PLACEMENT BUREAU QV? S55 lVlORRlLL'S CORNER Lena K. Sargent, Director 13 142 High Street Dial 4-31 l 1 E03 ggi? 445 E05 fj 331,355 OVER ONE MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED V Q s 'Qs EPB az is S52 FOUNDED sv Hsunv H.:-uv I 4I QV? :As HAYS DRUG STORIES I ?a 94.6 ' P O R T L A N D. MAI N E we I THE 344 QUALITY MARK PnoTEcTs vou 31 R2 'X Q15 fi si 5? 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PRATT COMPANY V FURNITURE BY HAND fp Specializing in Hand Carving Refinishing and Upholstering of Both Old and Modern Furnitrzre V GENERAL REPAIRINC1 EA 179 Spring Street Dial Z-2354 A Portland, Maine 322 v EA FRANK H- POWER Compliments of D gag RUGS CALLAN THE TAILOR V 221 Congress Street 130 Free Street - Portland A Portland, Maine V Drink 15 Compliments of DIRIGO ggi BEVERAGES WOMEN'S COUNCIL V - DIRIGD BOTTLING CO. E9 Sacred Heart Church 62 CIOSS Street ggi!! DIAL 2-2897 - 2-2898 v as gag ' CLARENCE J. MEEHAN QQ FUNERAL DIRECTOR EA 819 Congress Street Portland, Maine TELEPHONE 2-0084 v as 5502 Rr V 0 EERE V3 M V R V Ra Va RE V 0 ZR? V I3 3? :R V 13 As 5712 Clarion as ga FZ E53 Sei V U A Compliments of gm ggi MAINE SAVINGS BANK ggi NI U 6 AIX 315 Sei K, F. W. 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Qi va v ERS SERVING MAINE PRINTERS SINCE 1907 18 Linotyper of The Clarion ggi V3 394 FORE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE V rx EA Z? ,. 5? , ' A , 57' A 6719 CZCIPIOH v '-15 Eng! V W Eff F. G. coNGDoN EP FURNITURE MOVING AND CONTRACT HAULING A 352 A 555 V 501 Forest Avenue 1 Dial 3-3891 V EA rs 32 iii V 1 1 V43 A as E Compliments of V A FRIEND V A 13 v va A This Book Bound by Egg Compliments of , ggi THE SERVICE BINDERY Q' THE ARENA A. A. 15 PORTLAND, MAINE A Fi! ini C HQ? V Xl 15 E 15 gi Compliments of K V FLAHERTY SL SON V ggi 15 Deering Street Portland ggi: FZ v , v EA as WWTF 3362 56729 Clwfvn V 13 V 0 85 V 0 V I3 E V 13 V 15 V I5 H 3 va ra E v rs ff .tg 15 Compliments of CLIFFORD J. MURPHY Compliments of JAMES E. MORGAN CO. MATTRESS MAKER 196 FEDERAL STREET F. J. MOORE, D. C. CHIROPRACTIC - ELECTRIC THERAPY X-RAY SERVICE 142 High St., Congress Bldg.-Dial 3-3572 Compliments of MAX L. PINANSKY HOSPITAL PHARMACY JOHN J. GILL INFIRMARY BUILDING Service Drug Store of Portland DRUGGIST BAILEY-BUILT STORE AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES Manufactured by F. O. BAILEY CoIvIPANY. INC. PORTLAND. MAINE BLAKE S5 I-IENDRICKSON Watchmakers and Jewelers 75 OAK STREET PORTLAND FESSENDEN'S Stationery - Engraving Fountain Pens 497 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND Compliments of KEENAN'S BARBER SHOP M. F. BRAGDON PAINT Co. SHAW BUSINESS COLLEGE PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS 93 HIGH STREET , WALL PAPER Dial 3-7239 W. H. MAREAN, Reg. Pharm. 931A CONGRESS STREET DIAL 3-0134 Deliveries Free Anywhere PEERLESS WELDING Co., INC. WELDING ENGINEERS fl-45 UNION STREET DIAL 2-7623 Compliments of KEMBALL MUSIC COMPANY PIANOS, MUSIC AND RECORDS ECONOMY OIL SERVICE 40 Hampshire Street I4 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND G' PESCE- P'0P' 671eC1ar1'0n J. L. BRACKETT if CO., INC. LUGGAGE STORE Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Pocket Books and Leather Goods 265-267 MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND Compliments of ARTHUR D. WELCH A. I. CROPLEY QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Featuring Correct Fitting 58 Free Street, Portland, Maine MUNJOY DRUG CO. Prescription Pharmacists 101 CONGRESS ST., COR. LAFAYETTE PORTLAND, MAINE SEABACK'S BILLIARDS FREE INSTRUCTIONS NEW STREAMLINE TABLES 4'99V2 CONGRESS STREET TEL. Z-9387 Compliments of MARKSON BROS. BRAMHALL MARKET T. A. MCCABE FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES 258 BRACKETT STREET Pictures, Picture Frames and Gifts at Robertson's Picture 'ZS Gift Shop 23 FOREST AVENUE, PORTLAND Compliments Of WEISMAN'S TAILOR SHOP 221 SPRING STREET DIAL 2-5268 A. J. SANGILLO SHOE REPAIR AND SHOE SHINE While You Wait--Expert Worlzmanship 129A High Street Portland Compliments of DR. HENRY M. TABACHNICK Compliments of ST. REGIS BARBER SHOP Compliments of V CHILTON PAINT COMPANY PAINTS - WALL PAPER 232 MIDDLE STREET LOUIE'S BARBER SHOP EXPERT WORK Prices: Children 25c--Saturday 35: Adults 40c-Shave 25c 930 CONGRESS STREET The McDonough Drug Store 235 CONGRESS ST., CORNER IVIONTGOMERY WILLIAM P. 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