Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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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

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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