Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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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 ' -

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