Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

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'13 WWA , P-'w?f' ,t . ,1 CLARION STAFF 54 harvev de wane editor in chief edmund kelly thomas concannon art editor hugh sulln an Staff photographer vx1ll1am smlth arthur napolltano advertising manager James mac klnnon staff photographer donald lynch J moderator 4 X managing editor literary editor , s. '. el'll0l'J A011 And GLU wfwfff L lUl lej M 1 f 093,513 Q, I Y' S2 --al an ff' O ---.4 3 5 3Q- S' X4 43-A uerfwem 7 E 5 3 - f .... I0 5 ' . . 27 1 5' ' . H ' .5 iw 'Ci ' '- sf . 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IE if 'ES Wulf 595. 3, 5 I .x 'Z lqgpmm Q , ' zpgezcyqqg ' .Q , 5 Q lv ' ' 9 ' ' Q ,J , . f x . .I X N ,Mali Jae, c,fem,,L , Wad Reuerenrl vibalziefj. jeelzey, Titular Bishop of Sita Cfoadjutor Bixhop of Parlland 'Dear Qraduates of the Class of 1954: Four years ago. on a September morning in the old Vaughan Street school. you set your hand to a task now about to end on a June evening in the auditorium of the new Cheverus High School. The task was the slow, often painful one of training your mind to think correctly. and of forming your character according to the principles of your Catholic faith. Make no mistake about it,-these are the two, and the only two, trademarks of an educated man. A mind filled with information is not an educated mind until it has learned to sort the true from the false, to weigh values, to think logically, to judge wisely. And unless a man knows and sets for himself standards of right living, a code of true moral and spiritual values, he is only half a real man. The fruit of the education you have received at Cheverus is called Catholic culture. That means a way of life. lnstinctively, if you are true to it, it will influf ence you in all you do. You will always emphasize the next life rather than the present one. You will stress the supernatural rather than the natural. You will be, in a word, an educated Catholic gentleman. Fat ber QRect or : '1 V, J , Rui f'z'c1m z.s Q11 'Pm A!7Cl',DL11 Y amp E ' E' ', 1' CHTPCS 1 IC ' 'YJ C f. I.Lmr7s S j FZITCZQCIJ 7?- 'Q 0--f . -call' Rn Emslxj QROWLEY S Treasurer RN Axifs E POWERS S Student Counsellor Semor Hxstory umor Rellglon Ru PATRICK T NOLAN S Srudem Confessor 14 REV jour. CONKLIIN S Semor M3IhCm3l1CS and Physlcs Semor Enghsh and Rellgxon umor Ilnglnsh School Lxbrarxan NIR YVILLIANI P CURRAN1 B S Semor and umor Bookkeepmg Sophomore Economlcs Head Coach Aff! .. 'j. ', .jx . Y .I . U . REV. NICHOLAS -I. N'fCNEIL, S. J. my S J ' 1 1 15 Rl x I mx uw I O KF!-:II S umor I-Irstory Freshm m Sclence ..41 T Rm Imuzsl DEELEY S UIUOI Chemlstrv and Rehgxon Sophomore B1010gy Ru OHN XV BUTLER S Sophomore Latln Fngllsh Rehglon and German Nlodel llOl of Debatmg and Oratory 16 Rrx XXIIII-XXI B CAHILL S I Sophomore XII-llhC1H21IlCS Freshm in Nlathemaucs Xthleuc DITCCIOT 6.351 'ilu-np. x C IIXIBA XV Quinn AW W 'i-.gr Sophomore Lltm II1gllSh md Rehgmn freshman RCllg10I1 Voc cn :tor oi the Sodllltx md the S med He nt I C lgllff NIR oHxI FULTX S Semor Creek nmol I mn lmnglxsh ind Freak Nloclcratol ol Intrimurul Sports 3 9 -IU' 17 'NIR Ionw L GALLAGHER S umor French Sophomore Engllsh ind 'Nlathematlcs XSSISIIIII Nloderdtor of Alh1CIlCS Moderator oi the Key Club NIR Imax I BRFSNIAHAIN S Iumor Mathematlcs Freshmin Nldthematxcs Pubhclty Dxrector Xssmqm Moclerator of the Band l NIR RILHARU XXIIFLFR S umm Souologx Sophommc C eomeuw I xeshm In Hlstolx lhlecwl QI the Book Stole 18 NIR EDXVARD X CANYIYG S Sophomore French Freshm1n Latm -Xssxstant Nloclerator of the Sodalxty Nfoclerator of the Band I-lCShl1liIl lllglhh Hlstorx and Rellgxon Xsslst llll Nloclel :lor oi D1 ammt1Cs mcl Deb lung 19 NIR Domxum D LYNCH S I Freshman Latm Enghsh Hlslory 1nd RCl1g1Ofl Xlodemtor of Tm CLARION MR. .3xR'I'Iil'R HI. c3'SHI-IA, S. 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I 4 . vi., Itwm. ay-q ' X , x-9 I .Q ,1 a ',i5 g if F v7't 'p 4 Y 4 fin 7 'V 5 M XNI51, an x .f3?Q.' pope ,Zim larocfaima fke Marian ear Vlllf xx' fi L! it fi MR. 1. if , 11 'nl C 1 Our Lady of fBeauramg Belgium 1954- jf The entire world was consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary in 1942 by His Holiness Pope Pius XII . . . 1945 witnessed the extension of the feast of the Immaculate Heart throughout the world . . . the dog- ma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was defined in 1950 . . . and now, 1954 climaxes the Age of Mary as the reigning Pontiff has proclaimed a spe- cial Marian Year marking the one-hundredth anni- versary of the definition of the dogma of the Immacu- late Conception. lt was just a century ago that Pope Pius IX defined the doctrine which teaches . . . that the Blessed Virgin Mary, in the very first moment of her conception by a singular grace and privilege of Almighty God in View of the merits of Iesus Christ the Saviour of the human race was preserved immune from all stam of original sm is revealed by God and therefore must be held firmly and constantly by all faithful Christians I'h1s Year of Mary has a special significance to us as Americans for in 1847 The First f s f u fXXx 69 J W ,,-ia XY nab: mm' 431 lim f 1' 3 fXIXUJ' 'mimi r-11,7 rrrw- ff IIS, -5 Our Lady of lValsmgham 22 Our Lady of Qood Counsel England Genazzano Italy W yy . ,,. . 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YVe place ourselves under the mantle of Her protection and raise our hearts with those of millions the world over in prayer that the way of life of each one may be daily made more conformable to the Christian Commandments that there may grow up a generous and promising youth pure and unblemrshed that men may shine by their Christian probity and fortitude that domestic life may flourish through proper and saintly education of its children that the Blessed Virgin may assist by Her intercession the Church the hungry and homeless the displaced and persecuted peoples of the world VllbGlNl PKPJ Our Lady Underground Chartres France 445 J' l 1 g A Xl ff jylf :Rx 0 Kelp I Wffi' avg., , w FU? rl-G14 1 5 WVW edvvs, Our Lady of Quadalu e P Mexico 2 3 Wlary The Conqueror Sante Fe New Mexico 1 V Q 1 . H - - nl u Y . , .. J P mp.. ,gh cv wg' 'Q 'AQ Nu I ' f l 4 I- ' . N 'fa fr. 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Multitttrles. as far as the exe can see. demonstrate their devo- tion to Mary, the Mother of God. as Her statue . . . 'lihe Pilgrim Viiginu . , . is carried in profession at Fatima. Portugal . . . sxmliolit of the millions, the world oxer, who will turn to the lilt-ssetl Virgin during the Marian Year. I'he Immacttlate Conception by Bartolome Murillo por- trays the Virgin Mother of God. The Marian Year marks the one-htmdredth anniversary of the delinition of the Dogma of INIary's Immaculate Conception . . . that She was miraculously preserved from original sin and its effects. 1 f lk ' T' V L..... i-5 l n L' 1 ' v 1 sr 'l'he Pilgrim Virgin, a statue ol Our Lady of Fatima, was honored at St, Patrick's Cathedral. N. Y. In the I'nited States alone. millions saw the statue on its pilgrimage . . . manifesting xi It-iital of sincere tletotion to the Mother of Cod . . . one of the special goals ol the Nlarian Year. :sv v 1 vvv F1 :gin jrfg . 'lf ,rn . . ' - n 1 5 y xi , r I B Q , 7 Kira - . D 11 lr 2 llelore this tzunous picture ot' the Madonna in the Borgliese Chapel of the Basilica of Sl. Nlary Major, Rome, Pope l'ius XII recited special prayers during the opening ceremonies of the I954 Marian Year. lhe painting, attrihuted to St. Luke the Apostle. hangs over the altar at which the Pontifl offered his first Mass. 45 . AA' 8' I ix The Pilgrim Yirginf' a statue of Our Lady of Fatima, is car- ried in procession In natixe Nuns of Dutch Guiana, South Mrica. The scene is symbolic of the Marian Year goal: The imitation of Nlarfs life hi the members of the Church . . . whether in New York Citi' or Dutch Guiana. .-X. Y e I ullrlgurlia 1-rntlnwr r ' 'furuui I ' i ur Pope Pius XII is shown on the balcony of the Basilica of St. Maui Nlajor giving the blessing l'rhi et 0rhi fto the city and to the worldj after presiding at the ceremonies opening the N54 Marian Year. Built by Pope Liherius. the Basilica has been the goal for countless pilgrims throughout the ages. Thousands of Austrian Catholics assembled outside the Yotiv Church, Vienna. to participate in a prayer service dedicated to peace and the freedom of their country . . . salutary effects to be hoped lor during H534 ...' I'he Marian Year . . . the year of Mary . . . dedicated to the Dogma oi IIer Immaculate Concep- tion. Slfater CPurissima The original, rendered by an unknown Chinese artist hangs in the Maryknoll Sisters' house in Boston's Chinatown. fdyel' 3 aflall eal' Ignraptured by the splendor ol your hetvenlv beautv and nnpelled by the anxieties ol the world, we cast ourselyes into your arms O Immacultte Mother of esus md our Mother Marv confident of Ending III your most loving heart 'tppeasement of our ardent desires and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every s1de Though degraded by our faults and os erwhelmed bv infinite miserv we ad mire and praise the peerless richness of sublime gifts with which God has filled you aboye eyery other mere creature from the first moment of your Conception until the diy on which after your 'XSSUHIPUOII into hefuen He crowned vou Oueen of the UDIYCTSC O crystal Fountain of faith bathe our minds with the eternal truths' O fragrant Lilv of all holiness captiyate our hetrts with your heayenlv perfume' O Conqueress of evil and death inspire in us a deep horror of sin which makes the soul detest tble to God and a slaye of hell' O well beloved of Cod hear the ardent cry which uses up from ey erv heart in this year dedicated to you Bend tenderly oyer our tchmq wounds Convert humble quench hatreds sweeten harshness stfequ 1rd the flower of purity in youth motect the holy Church make tll men feel the tttrtction of Fhristnn goodness In your name resounding harmoniously in heuen mu they recognwe that they are brothers and that the nations are members of one family upon which in ay there shine forth the sun of 1 unix elszl and sincere peace Rerelye O 'Nfost Qweet Nfothet our humble supplicttions and aboye all obtain for us that one day happy with you we may repeat before your throne th at hymn which todav is sung on earth around your alt trs X ou are all beautiful O 'Nlary' Xou are the glory you are the Jov you are the honor of our people' Amen 26 Q Ol' 2 1 i 7 2 1 , ' K ' K - . v . y - r , 2 A 4 y K ' 1 y v ' ' ' I, v , . 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Bruh, our Senior Class President, represents the finest of Christian manliness . . . his outstanding qualities of leadership were ever-present in many extra-curricular activities . . . the C1.i-uuox and the Dramatic' Society were the special recipients ol his lmoundless energies . . . maturity of character, bright-eyed ambition and unlailing generosity mould- ed the vibrant personality which attained the well-deserved honor of the Senior Class Presidency . . . the personihration of friendli- ness .... May God and Our Blessed Mother protect, guard and guide you, Brub, along the paths of your promising future. Class Ofluccr I, 2. 3: Senior Class l'i't-sident 4: Cllaklox Staff 3. liditorsin- thief l: Baseball 2. fl: Basketball l: Key Club fl. Scuctary 4: Sodalily l. 2. fl: llfllllllllg l, 2. fl: Cardinal Clit-xmlls Xhillll -l. 28 rediclenf 0 fd 2 ' . - , x r 3 JAMES M. AVJIAN 254 Spring St., Portland slim.. The friendl lad from St Dom's y . . . . quietly enjoys classroom humor . . . a keen mind underlies his placid ex- terior . . . finds pleasure in the com- pany of O'Toole and YValsh . . . a stellar hurdler . . . his warm manner and brilliant qualities insure success in any venture . . . we know that he will be a man to be proud of, always . . . our loss is the world's gain. Track 2, 3, Baseball 2, 33 Key Club 33 Sodality 43 Sacred Heart League 4. ROBERT C. BALL I7 State Ave., Cape Elizabeth Bobby The little beadle of the Senior Class . . . patrols daily with the mite box . . . number one man on the track team . . . has never missed a Chevertls game . . . man behind the scenes in dramatics for four years . . . ardent in studies he envisions St. Francis . . . we need HOL wish you success, Bob, for it is already yours. Football lg Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating I, 2: Sodality l, 2: CLARION 43 Dra- matics l, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 4. JOHN J. BARRON 20 High St., Portland jack An outstanding athlete, jack was an inspiring co-captain and stellar two- way end on our Championship Foot- ball Team . . . rugged backboard man on the Stag Five . . . slugging first sacker on the diamond . . . a brilliant leader in every sense, he was a Class Oiiicer for three years . . . hopes to at- tend Boston College . . . envisions coaching or engineering as a career . . . truly a man in a man's world . . . Good-by and God 'Bless you always, jack. Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer l, 2, 3, S. H. L. 4: Key Club 3. FRANKLIN j. BROWN 9 Merrill St., Portland Brownie Deserves to rank with the best in the long line of Cheverus' great athletes . . . a brilliant downfield blocker . . . one of the best of forty minute line- men . . . spark plug and Captain of the 1953-1954 Stag Five . . . a stellar fielder and clutch hitter on our Nine . . . a steady and aggressive student . . . quiet, popular, modest, and unassuming are the qualities which blend so well in Brownie . . . he will always be a credit to Cheverus. Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3. BRUCE E. CAMPBELL 51 Morning St., Portland Bruce Dynamic, intense, and alert is Bruce . . . always there first with the latest gags and sayings, So there I was . . . . . . hits the books when the occasion arises . . . always plans ahead . . . a top man with the ladies . . . will go to any length to help a friend . . . loyal beyond the call . . . has always been a very active classmate . . . played four years of sparkling football for the Stags . . . plans to teach . . . Bruce leaves us with the memory of a good and true friend. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 25 Base- ball 2g Track lg Sodality l, 25 CLARION 4. JOHN F. coLLrNs 109 Gilman St., Portland Bucky The strong, silent type . . . topped with those wavy black locks . . . much sought after gentleman, seldom seen about town . . . finds an attraction in Lewiston . . . his serious scholarliness is pleasantly mellowed by a genial humor . . . neat dresser . . . conscien- tious friend . . . shy and reticent, but always a willing companion . . . we are sure that you will make as many friends elsewhere as you have made here. Sodality lg Basketball 2. 30 X fa' i THOMAS ll. CONCANNON, AIR. GEORGE D. CONLEY, JR. WILLIAM CONLEY 291 Brackett St., Portland 40 Read St., Portland 44 Gilman St., Portland Red Danny ' Bill The life of Cheverus . . . lends his support to all things with equal vigor . . . hard working Art Editor for the Cmtuow . . . a distinguished orator . . . we will always remember his pre- sentation of Casey at the Bat . . . a sincere and active sodalist . . . sin- cerity and loyalty are his outstanding qualities . . . humorous and friendly, he has helped us all . . . we look to his Iaurels and are proud to have known him. Debating lg Glee Club lg Sodality 2, 3, 43 Oratorical Contest 2, 3, 4: Band 41 CLARION Art Editor 4g Dramatics 4. Dynamo of fun and merriment . . . can be found at any place a good time is being had . . . seldom seen alone in that sporty chevy he wheels around . , . popular with the guys, too . . . despite the gay social life Danny is a good man at the books . . . always in the upper half of the class . . . noted for his generosity and willingness to help, he ranks high among us as a scholar, gentleman, and a friend. Class President 2: Key Club 3: CLARION Staff 45 Sacred Heart League 43 Dra- matics 4. Popular member of the Business Course for four years . . . admired by his classmates for his engaging personality . . . played four years of outstanding baseball for the Irish . . . Bill is usual- ly found in the midst of a crowd . . . consistent student who takes all things as they come, he has a balance few achieve . . . keeps History class on the edge of their seats with his ques- tions . . . keeps his social life to him- self . . . God will surely bless his every effort. Sodality 1: Football lg Basketball l: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS F. CONNOR FRANCIS DELANO FDXYARD XV. DOHERTY 28 Cotton St.. Portland 72 Kidder St.. Portland 63 Emerson St., Portland Tom Tim EfllliC .X man admired by his Classmates . - - One of the greatest advocators of the Popular and distinguished member of stalwart of ll1C s0LlalllV . . . 3IIIIll1S wofjdland 5190115 I I - future jnanagej' excellent marks with little effort . . . quiet and wise . . . plays a rugged game of basketball . . , whiz at math . . . always there when you need him . . . for everything Purple . . . has plans for Boston College and account- ing . . . Tom, with your disposition and talent you are hound to succeed. Sodality l, 2. 3, 4: L. S. H. 4: Track 3. 4: Key Club 3. of upper Shaws . . . always seems to look upon the brighter side of life . . . ready to try anything new . . . will never break any records in his Plymouth . . . faithful friend and loyal companion of Bill Smith's . . . Good-by and good luck. Tim. Sodality l, 41 Key Club 4: CLARION 4. the C section . . . Hts into the quiet category . . . never averse to a little mischierousness . . . a very classy In- tramural courtman . . . keeper of our hooks in Senior Year . . . as yet un- decided as to what career will chal- lenge his talents . . . Cheverus will miss you, Eddie. Sodality I: Class Secretary 4. JOHN E. DUBAIL JAMES T. FARR RICI-IARD M, FLAHERTY 12 Dyer St., Portland Jack Solid scholar of the business section . . . ardent sports fan . . . attends all things Cheverus . . . his quiet and re- served manner is the mark of a gentle- man . , . a fervent member of Mr. Feres' Sodality at Vaughan Street . . . not adverse to a quiet bit of foolery . . . talks little yet has a wealth of knowledge . . . may the best be yours, lack. Football l: Sodality l. 8 Deane St., Portland jimmy Coming to us in his Sophomore year, lim made a name for himself scholas- tically . . . won the Guy P. Gannett Scholarship in his Junior year . . . always there with the right answer . . . well-liked by all who know him . . . loyal Key Club supporter . . . keeps his social life a deep secret . . . aspires to attend one of the Jesuit Colleges in Massachusetts, and hopes to major in medicine . . . jim will reach his goal because he has what it takes . . . God speed, jim. CLARION 43 Key Club 3, 4: Sodality 4. 3 Pleasant St., Portland Dicky Composed and unassuming . . . fed us for four years . . . chums around with Tom Joyce . . . quiet and studious in the classroom . . . serious conversation- alist . . . Z1 man you would be proud to call friend . . . so long, Dick. Sodality l: Sacred Heart League 4. IEEE ROBERT GAGNON 79 King St., Westbrook Bob A traveler frotn the distant wilds of Westbrook . . . Mr. Timid in the crowd but a vigorous fun-lover among his friends . . . keeps his social life a secret . . . often seen browsing through the library . . . the loyalty and dili- gence which he has devoted to his studies will reap rich rewards for him in the future. Sacred Heart League 4. XVILLIAM E. GRANT 20 Pleasant St., Portland Bill Dashes through the streets ol Port- land every morning at 8:50 to spend his day with us . . . proud possessor of the best car on the road fso he saysj . . . often seen patrolling Con- gress Street . . . shy when it comes to the fairer sex . . . star on the 3 B In- tramural hasketball team.. . . always has a question . . . keeps class amused with his wit . . . met the challenge of studies and was victorious . . . Cod bless you, Nlillie, in all your ventures. Basketball I, 2: Baseball 2. NORMAN HALEY 75 William St., Portland Norm Another one of Cheverus' quiet gen- tlemen . . . battled his way through the classical course . . . did a yeoman- like job in the line on the Freshman Team until forced out by injuries . . . played one year of baseball at Chev- erus and two years American junior Legion . . . has a terrific throwing arm and can hit a long ball . . . so far has kept his future a secret, but we know success will be yours, Norm. Football lg Sodality lg Baseball 2: CLARION 4. 34 JAMES E. IRELAND 39 Clemons St., South Portland ..Jimmy,. Ever plugging basketeer for all four years . . . one of the HNllglC,, clan . . . inseparable from Ralph and Dick . . . popular at Cathedral . . . always smil- ing . . . not adverse to a bit of mis- chief . . . smooth man on the dance floor . . . we feel he must have a part' nership in the Mayflower bv now . . . loyal rooter for all things' Cheverus . .. . we count on your scaling the heights of success, jim. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 3. JOHN E. jACKSON 24 lNhitney Rd., Falmouth johnny Recognized as a brilliant scholar . . . hitchhikes in from the Falmouth side of city line . . . no obstacle is too hard for him to overcome . . . originally hailed from way down Charleston, West Virginia . . . inseparable companion of jim Farr . . . loaded with crackling humor and dry wit . . . respected by classmates because of what he is . . . someone whom you will remember . . . hopes to attend Georgetown Medi- cal School and win his M. D. Track l: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Sacred Heart League 45 Debating 2. THOMAS E. JOYCE 15 Pleasant St., Portland nfl-only' Fast man on the track team . . . likes basketball and softball . . . doesn't have much to say . . . sticks with Dick Flaherty for companionship . . . haunts the library, a sign of a scholar . . . frequent visitor to the Honor Roll . . . will make an impression in the world . . . good-by and good luck, Tom. Sodality 1: Track 2, 3, 4: League of the Sacred Heart 4. 1 THEODORE G. KAMP 3l Taylor St., Portland Ted From Germany to Holland . . . from Holland to us . . . that's Ted . . . speaks both languages fluently . . . drummer-boy in his own band . . . faithful Sodalist . . . good speaker . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . plans on being a chemist at Mar- quette U .... became one of us to the fullest . . , the class of '54 prohts bv knowing you, Ted. Track lg Football 2, 3: Debating 2, 3: Sodality 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 4: Band 41 CLARION 4. JAMES H. KANE 69 Montrose Ave., Portland ajimn If silence is golden, jim is a million- aire . . . he is a perfect Sodalist . . . a man of determination . . . hoofs it every day to and from school . . . never seen without his alter ego-that bulging briefcase . . . the Mysterious Peanut Man . . . aspires to Boston Col- lege and teaching . . . his quiet ways acclaim his fine character. Debating l, 2: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Sacred Heart League 4. EDMUND P. KELLEY 83 Fessenden St., Portland Eddie Mischief, fun, wit, and merriment . . . all these comprise his magnetic person- ality . . . ability, determination, and manliness mark him as a man of character . . . a smooth dancer and a good escort fwe hear, . . . loyal sup- porter of all things Cheverus . . . lends his talents to innumerable extra-cur- ricular activities . . . displayed his many abilities as Business Manager of the CLARION . . . hopes to study Law or journalism . . . Remember, Ed, no task is too great for a great man . . . see you around the campus. Sodality l, 2, 43 Basketball Manager 1, 2: CLARION Staff Business Manager 4: Key Club 4: Debating 1, 2: S. H. L. 43 Dramatics 43 Baseball Manager l, 2. 36 THOMAS K. LANGELLA 20 Haven Rd., South Portland .tLanu .X representative gentleman from South Portland . . . classy guard on the lrish V. basketball teams for two years . . . one of the A ik P's part- limers . . . has won us all as friends during the past four years . . . hopes to go to Holy Cross or Boston College . . . once met, never to be forgotten . . . a winning smile, personality, and friendliness best depict a wonderful character . . . the best is none too good for you, Lan. Debating lg Sodality l, 23 Basketball l, 2: CLARION 43 Sacred Heart League 4. THEODORE S. LAURITANO 1228 Congress St., Portland .--1-edu Terrific lineman on the Cheverus Elevens for four years . . . gives no quarter and asks no quarter . . . one of the most popular in the business section . . . usually seen holding the door of Shaw's car . . . quite a man at WV. j. C .... sharp on skies . . . plans on going into the hotel business . . . a man whose character will reflect the good name of Cheverus. Football l, 2, 3, 43 Track 2: Sodality l. ROGER C. LEGERE 57 Churchill Rd., South Portland Rage Motors daily from Portland's Southern Suburb. stopping only to befriend an occasional straggler . . . pals with Mucka . . . a smooth dancer and a good escort . . . keeps himself in the social whirl . . . studies enough to maintain a good average . . . serious about the things that matter . . . one of the outstanding athletes of the Class of '54, he excelled in football . . . scored that touchdown against Gar- diner . . . foresees a future at the Maine Maritime Academy . . . we'll miss you, Roger: you'll be a hard man to replace. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 43 CLARION Staff 43 Class Vice-President 25 Sacred Heart League 4 DAVID LOPEZ JOSEPH P. LOYVERY KURT A- MAIER ll Colonial Rd., Westbrook 'ADave l-'un-loxing and jovial . . . everybocly's frienrl . . , works hard for his good marks . . . part of the daily invasion from XV:-stbrook . . . watches his T, V. before and after school . . . determined and loyal rooter for the Cheverus Stags . . , always a gentleman . . . we expect to hear great things of you. Dare. Sodality l, 25 Sacred Heart League 4: Dramatics 4. I8-1 Congress St., Portland Skipper Little joe from Cathedral Parish . . . mischievous man of the Commercial Course . . . transferred to Cheverus in Sophomore year . . . played two years of sparkling basketball for the Irish . . . buddies with Brownie among others . . . amiable and friendly . . . has won a host of friends at Cheverus . . , good luck, joe, and may success overtake you, in whatever you undcra take. Basketball 3, 4. 36 Bowdoin St., Portland Kurt An exchange student from Austria . . . a man of brilliant mind, he has earned the respect and friendship of all . . . handsome and friendly, courteous and loyal . . . for his inexhaustible pa- tience, we thank him . . . for his ef- forts to become as one of us while with us, we admire him . . . and for his own person, we appreciate him as a scholar, a friend, and a gentleman . . . he intends to attend the College of Vienna where he will major in chemistry . . . an example for us all . . . we won't forget you, Kurt. l'- sf' ,WM XYALTER M. MARTELLE 79 Codman St., Portland XValt Likeable, happy-go-lucky lad . . . runs the Gannett Publishing Company in his spare time . . . blessed with a keen sense of humor . . . his amiable and friendly character has won him a thousand friends . . . good-natured . . . always comes out with a timely saying to ease a tense situation . . . we know you will be a success in the field of journalism. DAVID F. MARTINO 523 Cumberland Ave., Portland Dave Gare the track team a break in Fresh- man year . . . can be- seen with Ted, Chris, or Red . . . good in any con- versation . . . attends almost all Chev- erus functions . . . gifted with a shy humor . . . claims there is no place like Norway, Me. , . . enjoys life most at the helm of his Olds , . . expert on cosmetics . . . may God look down on you with grace and guidance, Dave. Track 1. JOHN E. MCCARTHY I2 School St., Portland Mucka lVell deserving of his great popularity among his classmates . . . usually seen with Roge . . . Marine Engineering and the Maine Maritime Academy are his goals . . . a man of quiet strength . . , one of the most generous . . . played football until forced out by in- juries . . . unsurpassed as a steady friend . . . good luck, Mucka. Football l, 2, 3: Basketball lg Base- ball l', 2, 35 Class President l, 2: So- dality I: Sacred Heart League 4. MARTIN T. MCCULLOUGH 193 W. Valentine St., Westbrook Mart Up early each morning to make the trip from Westbrook . . . a devoted friend of Xenophon and Cyrus . . . competes with Dan for highest mark in Greek . . . his wit amuses everyone, even himself . . . aims for college . . . master of the cue among other things , . . will always be in the memory of those who knew him . . . we will miss you Mart. Debating lg Sodality lg Sacred Heart League 4. RICHARD B. MCDONOUGH I9 Liberty St., Portland ..DiCk,. Faithful attender of all school social functions . . . the perfect escort . . . is' always seen with'jim and Ralph . . . hopes to find business his forte . . . takes anything that comes with a smile . . . popular with his teachers . . . a man who enjoys life and living . . . may life be kind to you, Dick. Sotlality l, 25 Football 3. JAMES L. MCLAUGHLIN 180 Congress St., Portland ...lima Voted most hungry . . . jim's full course meal usually covers a wide variety of other people's lunches . . . popular with teachers and students alike . . . sharp dresser . . . Grant's best shoe salesman-just ask him . . . generous to the Mite-box . . . plans to become a teacher . . . lent his car- pentry ability in the staging of Mag- nificent Obsession . . . up on studies . . . may the future be as pleasant to you as you have made the past for us. Football 3. 40 JOHN S. MCNABOE 2 Oakhurst Rd., Cape Elizabeth .rMaC.. Popular athlete from the Cape . . . played four years of Varsity at the keystone sack . . . blossomed into a real slugger and captured a berth on the .-Xllffelegram League Team . . . good man to have on any basketball team . . . often seen with Noonan . . . Mac leaves us with the ideals of a christian gentleman . . . good luck and may God bless you in whatever you may undertake, Mac. Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 25 Sacred Heart League 43 President of Key Club 3, 4: Sodality 1, 23 Dramatic Society 4. LOUIS A. J. MCVICAR 394 Broadway, South Portland Louie A man who knows what he wants . . . a good talker . . . will make an out- standing businessman, though he hasn't quite decided what the business will be . . . remembered for his talk at our first Senior Class meeting . . . so long and take it easy, Louie. Key Club 4: Sacred Heart League 4. JOSEPH W. MURPHY 16 Tate St., Portland aloe.. Free and easy-going Joe enjoys life to the fullest . . . finds that all things come to those who wait . . . plays away at the books . . . a teacher's dream in class . . . picks the best of friends and is easy on them . . . de- votes a good deal of his time to a certain young lady . . . supports all things Cheverus . . . played three years of football for the Stag Eleven . . . looks forward to a career on the briny deep . . . so long, Joe . . . it's been good to know you. Football l, 2, 3: Bowling Team lg Sodality lg Class Treasurer 1. ROBERT E. NOONAN 100 Federal St., Portland ..B0b,, Co-captain of this year's fine football team . . . started at the valuable guard post for three years . . . one of the best linemen in the state . . . untiring, never-say-die hoopster . . . one of the most popular , . . ambitious to be a college grad . . . mature in character but boyish in school spirit , . . nothing btlt the very best can come from the efforts of a determined man. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Class President 33 Vice-President l: Sacred Heart League 43 Sodality lg Dramatic Society 4. ,N , XVILLIAM F. O'CONNOR 3 Fellows St., Portland Bill A true comedian, but also a trite Christian gentleman . . . faithful Socialist . . . played some inspiring football for the Cheverians . . . won renown by playing Bobby Merrick in the Magnihcent Obsession . . . par- ticipated in Oratorical Contests and Public Speaking . . . his ready wit always breaks up the boredom of the certain 5th period of 4 A . . . esteemed highly by fellow students . , . loyal and ready buddy of Stan's and Art's . . . Bill's personality will continue to win for him the lasting friendship it has done here. Football l, 41 Track 2: Class Treas- urer 33 Oratorical Contest 3 fwinnerj. 4g Sodality l, 2. 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4: Sacred Heart League 4. PATRICK j. O'TOOLE 57 Park St., Portland MPM.. -tlways comes to school with his home- work done . . . helpful to all who ask his valuable assistance . . . uncertain what the future has in store for him . . . always seen with jim and Marty . . a true friend when one is needed . . . certainly fits the old proverb a scholar and a gentleman . . . we ex- pect to hear great things about Pat in the years to come . . . it is our hope that Cod will bless your efforts, Pat. Sodality lg Sacred Heart League 4. L 42 GITY A. PESCE 46 Frances St., Portland ..Guy,, Most talented . . . inspiration for the song Mr. Tap-toes . . . travels throughout the state with local enter- tainment groups . . . his feet are his fortune . . . helper of Fr. Cummiskey as part of the stage crew . . . enjoys cheering until hoarse . . . diligent in his studies . . . plans to go into TV and stage entertainment . . . you are on an open road to success. Guy. Sodality l: Kev Club 43 Dramatics fl. -4: Sacred Heart League 4. ANTHONY R. PORTAS 25 lN'ashington Ave., Portland Tony Breathing definition of the ideal Catholic gentleman . . . plugs hard at studies . . . has a sore throat after every game . . . pals with Pat and Dave . . . never-say-die ball player on the Stag Eleven in '52 . . . custodian of the door at all school dances . . . art ranks high among his many tal- ents . . . enjoys the typewriter in the Cmniow ofhce . . . ever generous with his untiriug energy in all school ac- tivities . . . plans on entering the Priesthood . . . we will miss you, Tony. Football 33 Baseball 3, 4: Sodality 3, -13 Key Club 45 CLARION 4. PHILIP W. REEVES 7 Charles Rd., South Portland Phil One of the Cape's contributions to Cheverus . . . soft spoken, quiet, friendly member of 4 C . . . spent the summer of '53 traveling the At- lantic Coast from New York to Florida . . . played Freshman football and basketball , . . possessor of a dynamic spirit . . . pilots his Studebaker around the city . . . well-liked and steady student . . . often seen in the Lounge conversing with Brownie and -Ioe...hopestobeaC. P..-L... we all hope that you reach your goal, Phil. Football lg Basketball lg Sodality l. JOHN li. ROBINSON 23 Portland St., Portland 'ARobie Of the strong, silent type . . . reliable member of the Senior Class . . . pur- sued the Classical Course for four years . . . proves his scholastic abilities when pressure pret ails . . . never lacks school spirit . . , good bass in a quartet . . . invaluable member of Nlsgr, Boltl' choir . . , plays a steady gzinie on the links . . . a diamond in the rough of tremendous value. j.XMliS A. RUSSELL ll Mountain View Rd., Cape Elizabeth ..Jim., From across the Million Dollar Bridge . . . slow talker with slv wit . . . always willing to lend at helping hand . . . likes Model .X lfords . . . faithful to everything purple and gold . . . everyones friend . . . plans to minister to physically ill . . . may Cod give you the best of ererylliing. lim. Clee Club lg Sodality l. 2, 3: Cisxluow I: Dramalics -l. 44 RALPH C. SALAMONE G8 Smith St., Portland Ralph Daily journeyman from the Hill . . . the humorist of 4 C . . . well-liked bv eieryone . . . hopes to be a millionaire . . . one of the best dressed at Cheverus . . . courteous and friendly at all times . . . inseparable from Dick and jim . . . his friends and acquaintances are innumerable . . . Ralph will challenge the business world . . . best of luck to a swell guy from all of us. A as ,ff NSN' ROBERT E. SHAXV 25 Wood St., Portland Bob .Ks big in heart as in physical appear- ance . . . fun loving and jovial son of St. Pat's . . . could be considered a veteran of the stage . . . owns one of the Iinest coupes at Cheverus . . . always manages to squeeze Bucky, Ted. and Roger in that coupe . . . often seen relating one of his many red hot adventures to Brub or Dan . . . Bob hopes to attend the Maine Mari- time or G. S. T. C .... best always, Bob. Sodality l, 23 Debating lg Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Sacred Heart League 43 CLARION 4. -1? 3? 5' If f L I . wr, 119, i D' S' if A X 'lf x 'L -1-f. ijlyke f I. Q.. CHRISTOPHI-QR C. SMITH Sl Virginia St., Portland Chris .Xmbles in from the wilds of North Deering . . . without his grin he would be unrecognizable . . . goes through matter like a hot knife through but- ter . . . will be one of the future great engineers . . . aims for a Canadian College . . . wears shoes size twelve double .X . . . will always excel at whateyer he does. A Sodality I. 2: Key Club 3. 4: Debating 2, 31 Oratorical Contest 2. fl. 4: Foot- ball Manager l. 2: Sacred Heart League -lg Delegate to Dirigo Boy's State 3. WlI,I.I.-XM W. SMITH 303 Ray St., Portland Bill A gentleman, a scholar, a friend . . . possessor of a keen mind, strong will, and a ready smile, Bill has always been an inspiration for many of us . . . constant companion of 0'Connor's , . . Bill has layished upon us his many talents without reserve . . . he gaye an outstanding portrayal in Dark Yictory . . , brought honor upon him- self and the class in the '53 Oratorical Contest . . . was an outstanding mem- ber of the Key Club . , . we wish nothing but the best for the Best. Sodality I, 2: Key Club 3. 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Debating 2. 3: Oratorical Contest 3: Baseball Manager 21 Sacred Heart League 4, JOHN F. SVLLIYAN State Rd., Falmouth Sully ' Rugged tackle and guard on the foot- ball team . . . one of the better ollen- siye linemen in local football . . . mainstay of Our l.ady s Sodality' . . . nayigates a '3l black Pontiac far and wide , . . supporter of every' Cheverus function , , . popular and well-liked by ull , . . ambitions Holy' Cross . . . we hope and pray' that you will reach your goal. Sull. Sodality I. 2, 3. 4: Dramatics 4: De' batinfv 2: Football l, 3, 41 Sacred Heart EIOSIQPH R. T,X'I'.XRCll'K ll School St., Portland A'I'icka yn zuhlete. zi scholar, and at gentleman -thats our joe . . . played four years ol' outstanding football and two years ol' basketball . . . steady' Helder in baseball . . . joe had an interesting hobby ol' collecting honor cards . . . :always ready and willing to help the slower students . . . showed brilliantly' in the Oratorieul Contest . . . ready member of the Key' Club ...Q loe will accomplish ey'ery'thing and anything he eyer endeayors . . . we hope you llmglfc 41 CIARION 44 won't forget us, joe. in the years to come. I-'ootball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 21 Baseball fl, I1 Sodality lg Sophomore lreasurer X: Oratorical Contest 3: Key Kllub junior Representatiye 3. 'Treasurer 4: Sacred Heart League 4. 'THXCHIZR E. TURNER 99 XVhitney' Ave., Portland 'l'hach 'lihe perpetual motion man from Whitney' Ave .... well-liked and friendly' . . . known as Donum Dei ad Nlulieres . . . easy'-going and happy'- go-lucky lad ,..y Iunior executive at tiuslnnzm's Bakery' . . . really' in the dough zu times . . . one of the most generous men at Clheverus . . . buddies with Spitzie, Lan and Kell . . . Civil lingineering is his hope . . . Cheverus' loss is the XVorld's gain . . . so long. 'l'hach. and take it slow. Debating l: Sodality' 1, 2: Sacred Heart League 4. J p Q A! DXNIIQI. Nl. TVTTLE ,l.kNll'fS QI. XVAGNER MARTIN II. YVALSH New Ixland Ave., Peake Island I8 Norwood St., Portland 33 Trng St., Portland Dan lim Marty lfiieudliness itself, Dan hreeles through X pre-seawon injury kept lim from X elamnate respected for his hard the Classical Course . . . known for his sparkling on the football team this work in claw . . . eonwtant Companion ahilili throughout C. H. S .,.. likew year aw he has in the past . . . always of l'at . . . alwaw readv to lend all and iw liked hy all . . . haw that smiling , . . lends his talent to the a helping hand . . . plaika mean game certain something which marks a gen' hand . . . unheatahle track man . . . of haskethall . . . hawn't quite made lleuian among iuen . . . a man wliose ridtw in stile in a Pontiac . . . ran up his mind ahout the future . . . t'liarat'ter will alwayw reflect the good ht- keen at ererv dance with llill O'CIon- xeekw out the lighter side of Creek name ol Clliexertw . . . eau-going and lun' , . . will 'excel in engineering ax class . . . a student of standards. ll wrong ol character. Dan leaxew with he dot-Q in eierrthing else . . . good tiiend of friendw. us nu-niories of a good athlete. :ui lurk. lim. n Sotlality lg Sarred Heart League 4. liouui xtudent and a great g'llY, lfoothall 1.2.31 'liraek 1.2. 31 Sodalitv llzixkt-tlrall 2. fl: Stltllllllk l: llc-hating l. 2. fl: l'uhlic Speaking 3: Ili,-xiuox lg Ig lhamaliu li Sacretl Heart League l. Iland -1: Sarred Heart l.eague ll. ancf AVE ATQUE VALE jdlfuhy . . . .griencb . . .!4!Wld eI' . . of 154 III-A larsl row: R. flznalero. j. llilliase, R. llullois, ul. llougher, Hr. Foley. S. xl.: T. Mooney. S. fiurran. ll. lflaherty, R. lflaherty. Second tow: R. lands. D. Nec. l'. liliason. j. Nlackinnon, ul. Nlurphy, F. Tetreau, P. Getchell, CQ. Elliott, Nl. Dul'erre. Third row: l'. Ciiowlei. Nlartin. D. Hachey, KY. Ciarrlenier. ll. O'Brien, P. Cook, E. NlcC0naglC, XY, Casey. R. joyce, R. Nlorris. me 66145 o 1955 One lap to go! The publication ol' the IQ54 Cmntox Gnds us at the three- quarter mark in a long hard race. There is an added inspiration now as the final tape looms closer and closer. It has been three years since that bright September morning at Vaughan Street when the sharp report of the starter's gun sent us, eager-eved Freshmen, sprinting down the cinders. we rounded the first turn the pace began to tell, and this third lap finds us wheeling along the windy sweeps of Ocean .Xvenue with the mature, steady strides of the miler. There have been cheers along the wav . . . for those who have so smoothly passed the baton in Debating, Dramatics and the Sodalitv. A special tribute is Htting for our football stalwarts, Southwestern Maine Conference Champions: Richie Xshlev, Konrad Rlaliska, Stan Sanborn, Tonv Napolitano, W'illiam Charest. .Xrt Napolitano, Don Bibeau, and Aloe Franciose. Our coaching stafT has been the verv best! Fr. Deelev, Fr. McNeil, Fr. O'Keefe and Fr. Powers, Hr. Folev, Mr. Bresnahan, Nlr. Gallagher and Nlr. Hleigler, our scholastic teachers, and Mr. Curran have shown untiring devotion in guiding us in the l'1lI'Sllll of knowledge. XVe are looking forward anxiouslv to 1955 . . . there is rigorous training to be faced: there are perilous hurdles called examinations ahead. But we are ready. XVe are heading down the home stretch. Twine the laurel crowns! 49 'V iz! I W 7 9.1 -Q, X me LJ' f , 'V -14' Q 75 'g:'u ,U Q ' 1gQifaLa1 I ffl Q. W 5-ff , Q tw' K 'Z gyww' -fig A ,, A ' gzglikf . ' s.l .V , 4. xv ' ' LQ , sf f 1 wif V 3 - A 'hr A' Mt' 151 3 fDHlQ 1 5 Jw-,ls tb jay fm no - 1 r-N -n 1 -'?g 55 Ex- go n i I K - - ' . .595-xriif, , 15' . V iigf wa' X Wm' . -, 5 ' k Kftfs, K , , , x 5 V7 W , , , 3' x 1 1 'Y IF ' . , , I i , g 1 if I ' N Q xi' 4 I 25 S' Q 4 ,f x ' Y K Q . ' ,- ,vi :A--H 9 Y - 'wi K, Y . 553. .,,,. ,gr L ' Q' ff is X f ff . ' . ., A i A 'V fx V 1 ' gf ii Q X'- Y' f ' j W -453 -Q A ' I ' Qhxi L U. mlxt ,F Fl O 'D Q 'x ' , 57 Av 2 x I 4 ' - r ' ' II-A Seated: R. Talbot. XV. Atherton, R. Gagne. R. Bernier, .L Lefebvre, Fr. DI. Butler. S. QI.: gl. 0'Brien. R. Smith, G. Marshall, I. I.orrain. Paskilides. Second row: R. Schmidt. If XValker, EI. Porter. C. Goddard, IV. Foley. T. Martin, T. NfcNaboe. K. McGonagle, I.. XN'elch. S. Concannon. A. Feenev. V Third row: A. Romano, NI. Kellc-v. -I. Feenev. R. XVaters, R. Stoddard, T. Keanev, F. lxeaney, J. Chute, C. Ififield, T. Flvnn. P. Murphy. jae C6144 o!1956 The Sophomore Class is grateful to the Seniors for the opportunity of express- ing themselves in the CLARION. Our sophomore year at Cheverus has not been a period of headlinescatching events, nor have we produced any world-stirring per- sonalities: yet we have taken some valuable steps toward our intellectual and social development. lVe have grown in new ideas from our contact with new teachers. Opportunities, new and challenging, opened as the year passed toward fulfillment. For the first time, German was offered under the guidance of Father Butler, who introduced us to the German language, its stories and fables . . . next year there's a promise of Schiller and his Willhelm Tell. To Father Sullivan goes the prize for developing our imagination and literary style. To Mr. Gallagher our thanks for a better knowledge of how to express our thoughts, ideals and aims. Class orators-this year saw them developed into fine speakers. The stumbling attempts of last year show some of the polish that's the result of hard work and generous effort. Richard Talbot grew to prize stature in the Sophomore Oratorical Contest. Our training has not neglected the physical. Intramurals brought forth sur- prising talents on the football field and the basketball court. To the varsity, in football our contribution was Ray Stoddard, varsity center: in basketball Carlo Cimino, forward and alternate center. In this, the Marian Year, we, the Sophomores, have tried to honor Our Lady. An earnest of our devotion has been Mass and Communion on every first Satur- day. Too, as Our Lady visited St. Elizabeth, so we, the Sodalists, carried her mes- sage of hope and love to the orphans of St. Elizabeth's Home at Christmas time. In retrospect, we believe the year was a success. For ourselves the gains have been priceless: for the school, we hope we are in some small way the realization of her highest academic and spiritual aims. 51 Y: ,L- .', 'o :gl QQ' M V mg! ' 1 I ,ff . 6 a T 4 is lim V Q W Vx Q, , ., L- Q ? xg! V - f ,.T V L 'H fl '-451 f e 'A ' 'h x I J . Hg? 3 ffl' ' 5 8 R 5 4, , V I. k gin. Qi D gf 1.4 A M- + '-of Nl Y- ,. inf:-l e .z Q- bi ' ? -3 g A ' .5 'W - , A A 4 I 3 Y ' ' l 4? v- A 5 m . 5, ,f 'ir t ' xg' 'Q' f af 'G' 16 I N-C ' sf Q wg' Q El QI Q - X , 1 ' Y lx! K N I S' 0 9 ' fu ' E A V 5 '44, AY' , 'T AFL' I X Q ,Q . Ii X 5 4,1 X V x x , X ,ar T FL 1' X ' 3 -vs., U ffl' '.'E. im? I Q I 1 ,ix ,JA WI il oil 11 m I-A First Row: Blodgett, S. Mills, P. Bernier, P. Silke, T. Duigon, Mr. Canning, S. J., T. Derry R. Ouellette. R. Hackett, Coyne, A. Michaud. Second Row: T. Coyne, P. Atkinson, D. Lee, Ridge D. Cormier, R. Frates, E. St. Pierre, McDonough, XV. Fontaine, Gilbert, J. Dunn. Third Row: F. Thomas, F. Murphy, KI. Conley, j. Fox, D. Bolling, A. Gushie, Keougb, YV Snow, T. O'Donnell, J. Lee, R. Smith. .7lne Cfaaa 0 1957 On September 9, IQ53, the Class of H157 entered the doors of Cheverus High School. After a few critical days we began the slow adjustment to the customs and procedures of high school life. Faced with the challenge of Latin, English, His- tory, Algebra, Mathematics, Science, Public Speaking and Religion, our first faltering steps toward a sound secondary education were carefully guided by Fr. Sullivan, Fr. Cahill, Fr. O'Keefe, Mr. Canning, Mr. Lynch, Mr. O'Shea, Mr. Bresnahan, and Mr. Weigler. Highlighting the extra-scholastic activities were the educational trips organ- ized bv Mr. XVeigler. An encouraging number of our class attended all the social and athletic functions of the school and demonstrated that we had quickly grasped the traditional school spirit of Chevcrus. The year's athletic endeavours brought out many stars worthy of recognition, The potential Lattners and lVeimneisters are to be found among such gridiron valiants as Conley, Curley, Charest, Della Valle, Murphy, Thomas, Lord and Scavoni. The Cheverian basketball future was brightened considerably by such stellar hoopsters as McCarthy, Pesce, De- Millo, Houston, Charest, Dunn and Black. As the pages close upon our Freshman year, it is our sincere hope that we have left nothing to be desired spiritually, scholastically, athletically and socially. May God bless our every effort in our remaining three years at Cheverus. 53 y e fm ,, nk' W- . Wg, H, .V 5 XG, ka, l 3 Kgs' x 1 , Ng N , A If ,iw Q, mg: 'Q' f N f x 1 'fj?rg n 1 ' w 5 5 , , F . 3, s 1 T ' I Q xg' J ix 'Q' W ' X 3 eq 4. 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Canning. Y S. lg R. Ouellette. Ii. St, Iic-rue. Ccnne, Banks, f.l'0ll2iIIllN. Seccmncl Rcnw: I. XIcXaImcue. S. Ilcwhc-tty. R. I-'ratem II. fiH!iIIlICI'. I. Ridge. Ifcrx. il. Iiecmugh. .X fvllNIlt'L'. Ifmter. R. INIICI. KI. Xnclrc-wx. NIICIILIIIII. D. I.ec'. R. Ilernier. Iliirci Rcvw: IJ. Xlaluncw. lf. xIkIlNIl2iII. R. Sc'InnicIt. I'. Ccvnneen. R. O'I'n'ien. F. Clanfy. S flcmcaiuicm, I . Iicmulcer. I', Clltase, I'. IYaILe1'. Claniielcl. CL Lane. 'II DeIanex. Ii. NICfiOI1IlgIC. IIUIITIII Rcvw: R, ISaII. fl, NIiIIer. I'. XIIIYIJIIN. Sullikan. Ifeeney. S. I'iawIcuek. 'If Kenney, R, Stcmclclard. I . kt-anex. CI. Ifihelcl. R. Saniille. If, 'Ietrc-nu. II Sullixan. R. juice. J. Lxnds. IJ, I-Ialiertx, Ic1IlI1 Row: I', I'cwce. Iaclwcm. D. Lctpel. I. Ixzunp. Ia. hc-Ilex. XX. Ol.c:nncn'. IJ. St. lierre. I C1crncauncrn. Nlekinncrn, XY, f:1ll'lICIIIL'l. IJ. O'IEtien. 'I. Clcrnncmr. Ixane. I50LlgIICI'. jlze 0 MJ' In this Marian Year the eyes oi the Catliolic' world have been drawn more than ever Imelcmre to the ainn and ac'Iiiex'en1ent:, cal the Scmdalitx cmI Our Ladw. Imi- tation ul CQIn'ist, apostolic works, and a deep personal cIex'utic1n to I-lib Hcmliness lIle Pope, cllaracterile all its elicmrts Its Itearenlx prcmtectcmr continues to be its icIeaI ul' manctity, the Nlother UI God. I UIIicers ol the Clheverus Sudalitx were XX'iIIizuu tfflcmncnr, I'reIec't: Thomas Clcnuicns. Vice-I'reIectg IILIQIII Sullivan. Irezuurerg Iulm Ilcrugher. Secretary. 'I'I1is year at Ccmnnnunicmn Iireakiast and a IIc:Iy IIcmur were acIcIecI to the pro grain eacll numuth. On a Saturdax nlcnning the Scmclalisls would attend Nlaxs. re- ceuvc- IIcmIx Clcnnuutniun, hear au insuucticm on the Scmclalitx rules. rec ite the Imeacls, exit Ine:tI4Iaxt. and spend the rest ul tI1e1ufnuing plating gguucw at the sc'I1cmcmI. On a Suudai l'XClllIlg, usually later in tI1c' IIIUIIIII. a IIHIX IIIJIII would Ire cunclucted III thc' sclicml chapel. II1e prcmgrain would Ire at KUIIIIJIIIIIIIUII ul icmcal and mental prayer ut the IDICSCIIKC UI the I5Ic-mecl Sacramc-nt. 'I-Ill' laII and winter dances enriclied the treasutx eucmuglr In Nc-nd the usual CIIu'iNtmaN giItslc1SaiulIfIilaIretI1'sIIcnne.IIcmIy Inucmceutx IIcnue. and alw tcm help mine nc-ccly Iauuilies. 56 as Ga rchn a f eueru .6 .J4wa ff! CHEVERUS HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND, MAINE puunls lllis Qlarhinal Qlhscttrnm Amarh T J n E uvwcflbn fill fda Mffohhdlhdevwg X Zmlnfralbn J .afamdbx Junky de 1:01:69 J a e . Lu 19i I soo Lrrv mornin 'ron K I Qian ' AX world premiere, The Ransom ol Red Chief, adapted from 0. Henrv's short story and starring the Junior Socialists under the ahle direction of their Nloderuor Ur Edward X Ctnnin 1' 9 I m ide the Vhristm ts Jntv for the girls . . ,.. . z f, . zrlzsl lrom Saint lih1aheth's a memorable occasion. The establishment of the Cardinal Cheverus ,Xward to promote the practice ol' attending week day Mass among the students ol' Cheverus was considered the most enduring Marian Year project undertaken hy the Sodality ol Our Lady. To qualilv lor this award the student must attend Nlass and receive Holv Communion, prel'erahlv in his own parish church, at least once a week on a day other than Sundav. This day is to he known as Our I,ady's Day in much the same manner that Snndav is called The I.ord's Day. Xfter perseverance in this practice for two months the first award is given. Thereafter awards are given everv month, as long as the practice continues. Alter the Hrst two months of the Marian Year thirtvfsix students had qualified for these awards. .Xmong the Seniors eligible lor the Cardinal Cheverus Award were: Nlessrs. Canwlmell. Concannon, DeVane, Farr, Kamp, Kellev. Iackson, Martino, NlcCarthv, XlcNahoe. Noonan, O'Connor, Pesce, C. Smith, XV. Smith, and YValsh. lg:-ezzcf ubmam Ogonnor Acwlri Me azifaniea I 5 2 fr ti 4 M x ' 'iz ,,,, ,. . I ri A A 51 v 0 ' -AE? . ' 'ii Fx-fffg Seated: l'. Conneen. lf. IVCITCZHI, Father Butler, S. R. Bernier. R. Talbot. Standing: l'. Nlurphy. Snlliyan, CI. Fitield, .X. Lefebvre. ll. 0'lSrien. CT. Lane, MacKinnon, binnlt ltt ity 1 xlllNlllll P I h o s R. St' ' VH' f., 1 ' 1 . . ,elm ell. R. yte. R. XYaler', Q ibegafingi .7412 .gzegcufian ,gawk .megafing Sociefy XVe welcomed the return this year ol loin' veteran debaters who reteived ex- periente in tournaments in South Portland and Lewiston last year: Daniel O'Brien. james MacKinnon, Francis Tetreau and Richard Talbot. ,Xt this writing the members have been engaged in preparation lor the various class oratorical contests which proyed so popular last year. Intensive work has been done on the National High School debate topic: Resolved, that the Presi- dent ol the United States should be elected by direct yote ol the people. ,Xlter a lew preliminary class debates, the main speakers have been selected and the alhrmatiye will be upheld by Robert Ioyce and Charles Lane, while the negatiye team consists ol Robert Sthmidt and Francis Tetreau. lhe Bates College League and the South Portland 'liournainent will find our represtntatiyes well prepared with cogent arguments and trained to giye good accounts ol themselves on the rostrum. 58 5 Q 1-gs.,-s Qayw f fi .742 galajf megafirlg .gociefy 'I his Nl'ilIi the tatll lul'tIeIJgtlc'lsl1ut1t the Ifieslitiiztii C,Igtss lottiid zt SIIIAIJIAIQIIQII' t'lllIlllsI.lNIIl ieslluiise. Ihe httddiiig fnzitfiis It-aimed tu speak, il not eluquetith. tlt-.ith .ind til shitkc- till their lt-.ti ill lltihlit LlIJl:CLtI'Llll1L's. Iftttuie yegns should see the leztlifdtiuii ol mme Lttiilnitiwtts ttiideitztkiiigs uit the lrnelisit stitgje. Ik-ligttes. LIII5 yeztr, expluretl the questiuii til the value ol iiitersc-Iiolztstic :ith- Ietits and the nge-wld teeiivztge lmlllletii ul the d1ix'e1-'s license nge. Iffni CYlJl'C'5slUll, Qbslllll' .uid Iniesetitgttitlii,the Smit-tfs init-tiihc-is tried their hzttttls ztt TCIJIYJCIIIIIIIQ III1'SIlll.III4lll5illllI tht- tvfntls ul the llllsl iiiztstt-is ol tn':ttmit'. Ihe llttits ol their ellwnts note. its we sim' them iii the I-iesliiiigtii Omtriiitxil Contest, hrilliztnt. Six outstztndiiig members won well deserved praise and one, Thomzts, by name, the IJIKIIC. 'IU NIt'. O'She1t :md his tlelxztters our wittiiiest IUIIQHIILIILIIIOIIS . . . iiizty the t'IllI1llsI'lsIll 'md genewtts elliorts ul this vent' it-:tp the IJIKUIIIISC ol x'ittm'ies in the - t . yezt1'strltmiie in debating helds lair amd wide. NL'2lIl'lIf l. livin. I'1t-sidt-iitg In lliuimis. Nutetziixg Xli. 0'SIit':t. N. I.: Ridge. XY. Snow. 5I2llllIIllg, I-iist limi: IIIIIICI. I. Illiigrm. R. Utullt-tit-. Nlithzitttl. IJ. Nltfzitthy, R. Rtigcrs. R. Ilizilt-s. S. NI1IIs.l-. Iltilit-itx. Slgimling. Srtrmcl Run: I'. Xlkiiisnii. I, St-t-lx. I. ffillu-ll. I.. lliilwlltuttl. X. httslit-tx ID. Ihtiktx I. I-tix, I. Xltlluiimtgli, XX. Ilttliltssuz Hlatntlitig. Ihiid Row: In Sl. l'it't1t-. I. I'trslt'1.U,i-ilullx. 5 'K up . V. nl I li Q X . 2' I , J I I ,.'!p- L FD K X l TN' n ntinefe Left to Right: 'lf Cimitzitttitm. .Xrt lftlitorg Hartex lJeY:tne. lftlitnrfin-C'l1it'f: Hr. ll, I.xnc'h. 9 I Moclerator: lidmnnd lit-llt-yy Managing litlitot. we I9 4 Cfarion With the appearance of this l95-1 miie ol Tin-1 Cl..-XRIUX, the stall clears ziwziy the dehris and closes the files for the lust titne. XfVith at feeling ol pride :ind zirconi- plishinent and just at twinge ol' nostalgia we pause at nionient :ind review the story behind the hook. lt was at long, hzntl tzixk. The Student ,Xt'tix'ities' rmnn is quiet now, lllllllilllflllly so. ln our nienimy it will ztlwztys lfllllllll tlmked with etlioes ul the het-tit' din und turtnnil ol the ntztny months IJLISI, lhe long' work tzilmle :ind the denk Lire no longer strewn with tolli-slicets :intl lznmity. 'lihe film :ire luck in order. xtrztngely neztt now '... not lznniliztrli smiled with Imlmtm and write- Sf? 26 2 47,3 Q44 35,05 Dan Conley Pd Rena Q yr Xmt Napolitano 5 I om C onccmnon Km 515.6 E KHCJNNIJ Han ex DCX ane ups idxeltlslng slrps and patron llsts laxout dumnnes and art work The mg m ire tune ol rubber cement Indra Ink trrmpmg about for ads beatlng deadllnes md Ill00lI'Cid1I1g copy IS past Our labors have not gone unreuarded ll ue h ue successfully recorded lor you the major events of our hlgh school c trtel captured the splrrt of our C llCXClAliI1 years, and provlded your future dass urth 1 source of fond recollectlons md pleasant entertarnment ln th1s t1easure chest of memorres Our success story was carw ed out of the long hours and llllllflflg efforts of oul fdrtor IH Chlef Harvey Del ane In er at hrs slde durrng the endless struggle generouslx expendmg therr t1me talent and energv were XIlI1lglI1g Edrtor Ed mund Isellev and Art Edrtor Thomas Com muon Xdded honors must go to Xlllllll N ipolrtano and Dan Conley wx hose efhcrent buslness xentures resulted lll I Hnmunlly successlul project Hugh Qullrs in and unes NIAKKIUUCJH under the Qllllllllfff ol 'Nlr Edward Cannrng 5 1nd Nlr ohn Blesnahan 9 must be fredlted urth owervxhelmrng cooperltlon m the photographlc Held Fmallv ue xx rsh to express our slncerest apprec1at1on to our Xloderator Xlr Donald D Ls nch S whose patrent dlrectlon and constant gurdante rendered a teclrous task enloyable T he project IS completed Gratelulls ue mute to tlus lqol 155116 ol IHr CIARION You M111 be the real Judges of 1ts ucomplxshment It ulll be worthy ol the laurel crovxn 1f 1t affords you but half the pleasure uhxch h is been ours 1n creatmg lt for you U77 J'7 B Sl- 45' Xxxil i o tl I, 1 l 'W W , l M 3 Q' 1 , Q ' 'l 5, 1 ' ' ', L 5 ' ' ', ' If ' ' - ' . ht- 2 -. U .' I. J .. , 2 y . i . I 3 2 . -f ...- - . y Q 0 l g , 2 if ' ' . 'rar he r at at K -ll . I' . , 1 I ' A22'k . - ,' 'Nz ' . I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ska z z Ii'- ' . '. 2 2 , . ' A v.v . .f. l ly, . -W . 1. . 3 :Q . z I Q C5 -s Hari ev DeYanc. XVilliam 0'Connor, Iohn NIcNahoe. Mr. john Gallagher. S. QI., Arthur Napoli tano. joseph Tatarzuk, Hugh Sullivan. 311. Je, era During the last few months of the l952-53 school year, a new organization dawned on the horizon , . . The Key Club. In the past year the brightness and warmth ol' its rays have proven the value ol this International Service Club at Cheverus. Guided by the local Kiwanians and moderated by their Faculty Advisor, Mr. lohn Gallagher, S. the Key Cluhhers elected the following men to lead them: lohn Nic-Nahoe, Presidentg Arthur Napolitano, Vice-President: Harvey DeVane, Secretarv: Ioseph Tatarzuk, Treasurer: XVilliam O'Connor and Hugh Sullivan, Senior and .ltmior Representatives respectively. Each of these men is worthy of a word ol' special thanks and praise for their energetic devotion and service. An abundance of well-deserved praise must he paid to such active members as David St. Pierre, Pasquale Pesce, Patil Cook and William Casey of -lunior year, and to Tony Portas and Edmund Kelly of the Graduating Class. Our deepest gratitude is extended to all whose generous cooperation and unstinting labors have moulded an organization of which they and we may be justly proud. I ? 1 watlc I I '-xr: Al? ., . ,K v .. X. KH Y 'sf' Q Jar,- V ' '44-Q wxl Q- .. 12,6 , I-A -9 . 'Tis .4 'iv ' T .l. 'Q-wil 1 -X.. 1: . H., 'xg 1 L... . 'Q X f-.- - ,. S ,lf K. - nfl, fr t I xl' 1. LX r. I - 'N-'1- ' --- ' ' 3'-f L '-V , .tk A V Nasir utr, ls. . ,l K Lv .W wus. N Q,-1 . H' q,n,:,,-431f g,.-15:3 '-V ' .xl- 1-fa.. ' .4 .. Mfg. .rw ' 'I -'.V 1 -9 ' 1.1, uf, Nav. X ,ua :R ' 'mei' .iff Q . 'lg - 51- - ' 'd - ,..' ',-. 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Expressions of universal delight, spontaneously expressed by all three audiences as the curtain opened to reveal :1 stene worthy of the best in legiti- mate production. meant that Producer .-Xrthur O'Shea, S. had created the per- fect atmosphere. Director Father David Cuinmiskey, S. and Dramatic' Con- sultant Donald Lynch, S. saw and heard the cast realize the subtle, intangible wonder ol' capturing and enarting the dramatic personalities over and above the amazed belief of their elders. From the Cathedral High School Drznnatic- Club, Nlarie Nason, '51, put l'NIagniht'ent in NlagniHCent Obsession as she entered the rare circle ol' star performers. Lost in the role of Helen Hudson. Nliss Nlason created a chararter . . . warm. believable, true to the multiple emotions demanded . . . long to be remembered. -lean Moran, '5-1, a laughter creating romedienne. in the serious 65 11 w- J' , I Noes 00 no dfivr . nc - rt f fl ,mul lid 017, .- nb ul luke l I Ulla 0, xx .t lk 0 role ol Nanny Aslilordf' gained lully the audiences response that she shared with the lead . . . equal stardom. Patricia Towle, '5-1, in the part of young, roman- tic. head-strong floyte Hudson, time and time again electrified the audiences with trite enactment of full srale emotional contrasts. In minor roles, adding sum and substance to the full casting, new stars were born in the persons of Ruth Nlclfarland, '56. Margaret Kane, '5G. and Theresa Devlin, '57. From our own Cheverus Dramatic Club, YVilliam Bill O'Conn0r, '54, play- ing the lead as Bobby Merrick, rose to the most difficult demand of the casting and once again continued the heralded Cheyerian annual realization of top line leading male perlormers. Thomas Red Concannon, '54, as old Dr. Leo Nlc'Dermott, far and away captured the coveted distinftion of BEST in sup- porting role. Blending sageness with a rich undercurrent of heart-warming humor, Red brought laughs and tears in short time. Supplanting and ably abetting the leads were Cheverians Robert Shaw, '54, lVilliam Smith, '54, and Arthur Napolitano, Stepping into a major role as a ,lunior classman, Robert Joyce, proved that Cheverus has for the future a yeteran Capable, far and above the ordinary. ol marrying on the tradition ol' superlative dramatic' portrayals. Curtain call . . . and the close of a glorious performance. 'ff v-.v..-v..1.,1. - I- , iArl'5L-J 2L93'9 -FJ'-J wt '-D-'Sl-iii-L5 A' '54 'qt l K 1 ii lea 4 -4' M HH .fdfkkficd ' P ,f x. ,L I il Ag!! nfs' ii 6 at Y' 1 ,FQ . 1 4 O 4 ,Q-4 if-, an . ,t ruled: I. 'I'z1!zmn1l1IN. W. O'CIonnur. T. I.a1n'ilano. F. Brown, R. I.cqc-rc. R. Noonan. Barron, I. Sullixan, B. Campbell. Xrl Napolitano. Tony NQPUIIIHHO. A I landing. First Row: NIV. XY. C'1t'1'ar1, H ?d Coach: S. Dohcrtv, Nlr. Gzlllaghcr. S. D. Hall. F I I RCLIIXCY- S. SIIIIIJUVII. 'lf KUZIIIIW. Ni. Dc-Sinmn. XV. Lal icrrff. C. Ifiilvlci. R. Stodklarri. S. lizlw- lufk. I. Nlzlfkinnun. I. f1UIlIkiH.,I. Xllcn. llalhcl' Cllhill. S. I.: XY, .XlllCl'Ii?lll. D. Nlcrrx. Slzxnciing. Sccomi Rim: R. livmicr. I. llclzmcy. H. VIIIIIJINICIIIII, fl Mzlliska. Niflbfllllsllgll. lfx'z1m'iosc, II. Cllnxan. P. Walker. R. Sanvillc, S. Cunran. R. Klarignan, LI. I'askalimlcs. L . - 1. V K ' , . I b Q I ' I P ' 1 , H , 0 I E. tags ump or an li4i?fZ7'i',:fqH3f'f . JIUQ6 Xu? ogi Sa daibobtligy Ot . efqbo Q lb JG aaa to o Remain Undefeated af 0 so 011 tllzadeez-flisyy Cheverus Highs unbeaten but once tied football forces eff' 5069 62' Q 17 J-9 J, beer 0 loded for three touchdowns in the second period and 0 be fb, f 06' Gear :big on to gain an impressive 38 to 20 win over Portland e,,o'10f1ffyo5 de Q a'f'eQ, 'Q ,Und 0 U0 00 Gp a high scoring battle at the PHS Stadium Saturday ee., Jflq o,, re 04' ernoon, before some 3 000 fans 4' e It was the fxrst Wm for the Stags over en since 1948 when they eked out a 6 pon' A record breaking fe vlous high of 55 N ,Lf oubt out- gave f..: : -4:5 CU L. bfi' fo 2.2 va 'US' 12 yards omt l the same Play y for 43 yards le caught Ashley ake the save n the next play hlt off the rlgl r being stopped 1 ok loose and W An Art Napa the pomt after ted bv Boyle im Mikkelsen ng klckoff an: recovered to S on the Blue 23 ix plays late e pitchout and to? mst lndway d after hanged athered land ran an in lpolltano n for 15 p on the ESS went 'ted with Stan Sanborn yards Tony N the extra poin The Blue six pointer sho tennlssion J klCk0ff from to the Port pointed a p a first down o plays later T 1 L HLVLRL 5 SC ORIBO XRD el. 00 ba tj fi Of 1-8 do fbejr 15 gb 8 Se S D76 1790 C770 Gardmer 3 Use do QQ, day Deermg Q Ozb lg , cy q 1' q 512902262 0 qi br j04 bQggI7l 0-5256 ep are 'YQUQI 'Westbrook Thornton Portland t Isl, 55,0 QQ! :br t 9 St Louxs eeoco obq. tbebed be 0 1 by ,yt Q E 6 G W gy 3 all o go' 1,1711 120 a,. fate Gd e 6 bay g:!x'e '12 Qt 07 r06Dt Blshop Bradley out :mouth the left sad 4 be Q 1' b ff lv b 1 buuea his way me meant J. 'Qk711ff lQ5, of, inf bof' ec I Jef, fo,-' mf J Q 6 p t 0 b Q bo Q00 00 Ou gp 8 ,P yards to Daydixt Acetos at- giflv iq Woolfqtf be ble-fl 1' 1 Wg, 6 Wdgwloray BQ. we-sraslmk bmked 5 f of iw Offs .fafa-G' :age 4' as 8 sem lin back Y-013 GQ 0 Ueqhqq, 104-la 271 69584115661 100, :Jigga e 'YW' and left end for MAC score six yards back A pass the extra point was knocked ldogs Move ortland showed its first bit offense after the following off marching 55 yards in plays or lts first score The e attack seemed to peter out the eight as three runnin! ro o ru D 0 Q D' H-'P 0 ,4.v21q, 05-ro QS 0.2 U Napohtano were the one v z, Q , 4 hizhhghts fbr the winners In W U 0 Dale Patchell and Ralph Car ver were the best bets ln the Portland forward wall while the all around work of Tony D1 Pxetro was the one bnght spot, for the losers Jackson andf 1: 1 77 302028, :S gf' 8 'Qs ae 'c rv 5? 1r ': 7 Q re GULF: mba, 10:73 P 0-P f-'S 90 wi '33,,.5'-QV l cs SEN ga-2:1 nge fe o 0 6 0 4 e 56 gerhdeeo ar '11 e er 7' utgfco ae U9 J-J 4 0 1' 1,41-0 Od NU' 'UP pq-Cl Harry Boyle chxpped -1- some fxne offn a Chevenu showed no gam but Rome S to pinched to Frank, he end zone for th e he we to 1 ceki ked the D a c uma to t d ov? over will ie, ban 9 heverus came rxsht b S Y K e again before the frrl :idea plat' ela mme d Taking the foll Q m the oggalone s Pe O on it 45 Cm Eagle! sl- Rofmxet was smnt'-h I d th d ln 3 Aff 1f15h Edge is 131 theppo A F I 01, 'tj J 1 t 06101763 759612 Sta Q 411 01-1' U '74, Q tj, eq' D -9 e 1 Q Jrayodahlay cob oft 0 , 0, -Ya., Us af Uueued 4 U s- 1 1 sq fr f 'Q . e ' an .' r . 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Q Q ,S N Q' st msn.: ,' '- . 5 L- - ,pf ' 5- O 1 X in - S-V ' l - N Q ' s, Q' bl l , :tu SIRI ' r :Nj-N 5 v , Q . i O I - Q Q I! 2. 'X ' 5 5 W Q' Q x , i u 21 . ' f Q? gba 0 5' ' N ob N . an on K Il E: ' 8. Q I Q 5 A, . - r o- T Q , b ,, M I 1 4 V . ,,, as Q . a . 'Q ,f-.dot L fps f- gbsi , 3' Q Q, .x-.f.1finf'adma-:qu a 9:36 HI ummm M19 aafo' F 'QS 1 55, S- as ,Ig ' - X . 'I 4 'Y , .ls X' H. 6 -1' ' mano 3 all-I-M ZH 7109119 311199941 9 02 PSQJIUSQ 81.1 punon anus ggbgg 5 3-N ' - f '7- vnamvvnrlfqn nu, nan- - Q A jooffaff - 1954 A quiet scene at Cheverus High School one day last fall would never have told the story these pages must unfold. Picture the scene: . . . Fall-1953 . . . September . . . Weather: Clear . . . Coach Curran and his assistants-Co-captains Barron and Noonan -a line of cleated athletes jogging out onto the field for their first practice session. Thus begins, quietly, what turned out to be a memorable season in the annals of the Cheverus High School gridiron tradition. The climax came when this undefeated Irish squad captured the crown . . . the Southwestern Maine Conference Champion- ship! To the men who so quietly took up the cudgels, to the coaches who directed them, to the student body who supported them, to all, a salute: Well done! We are proud of you! Let the history of the past season tell the story behind the laurels so richly deserved. Opening games always bring expectancy, questions, wonderment and hopes. The game with Gardiner was no different in these respects. Yet, it gave Coach Curran a lot of answers. For the first half a see-saw battle teetered around the mid-stripe. The third quarter was no different. llividently, stamina and alertness would tell the tale. 70 Alertness did! An intercepted pass . . . a score . . . a rushed point . . . and Cheverus began a new season . . . one up! Final score: Cheverus 7-Gardiner 0. Against Deering a nineteen-year tradition of hard fought games ran true to form. De- spite the stellar playing of Barron, Ashley, Maliska, Sanborn and Tatarczuk, the game was not a story of . . . all's well that ends well. The teams deadlocked at thirteen all. At Westbrook, the Cheverus steamroller began to roll. Led by Co-Captains Barron and Noonan, guided by the flawless signal calling of Art Napolitano, Malone cracked the line, Ashley skirted the end to roll up an impressivelscore: Cheverus 25-West- brook 7. To the tune of Roll on You Irish, Art Napolitano and his cohorts took Thornton Academy into camp. New and previously unheralded stars in the persons of Brown, Campbell and Bibeau opened up the line for fleet Ashleys, Malones and Francioses. Cheverus came out on the top end of the score: Cheverus I4-Thornton Academy 0. Going into the Portland game with a record of three wins and one tie, the stal- warts from Cheverus had a gleam in the eye that boded ill for the Bulldogs. Bill Curran did not have to get the boys up fl Q .K K K Building the forward wall. Barron springs Maliska against YVestbrook Sanborn pulls one in. ack measures his man for the kill. David and the Goliaths. Rover fiv-mf-s lllI'0ll0ill Portland for this one. A six-year-thirst for victory was about to be quenched. This was a team victory. No one star loomed on the horizon, for the boys from Cheverus got to- gether and passed and ran Portland into the sod to the tune of Cheverus 38-Port- land 20. An undefeated and once tied Cheverus closed off its local season with a hair-raising victory over the Eagles of St. Louis. The closing minutes of the game gave the spec- tators as breathless a three minutes as they will see on a gridiron for many moons to come. The Eagles scored two touchdowns in the closing minutes to almost take the heart and the game away from the Irish. Noonan, Sanborn and Malone were the de- fensive stars that day. Final scoreboard: Cheverus 20-St. Louis 19. To the Seniors, playing their last game wearing their Purple and Gold, goes most of the credit for an impressive victory over Bishop Bradley High School of New Hamp- shire. It was a fitting climax and farewell to a year of stellar passing, heady running, stalwart defense and teamwork all down the line. The Pioneers ran up against heart and brawn that day in a team that wouldn't be stopped. Proof: Cheverus 25-Bishop Bradley 0. That is the way the story goes into the books . . . an unbeaten, once tied, cham- m m m n ' The spoils of victory. if Q Franciose, for a first down. -su I Goodbye, lack! XVelcome, Richie! pionship team. Behind the record and the statistics there is another storyg it must be read between the lines. It is a story of hours of bruising practice which took its toll in weightand strength. The hardest- fought games of the year were the scrim- inages on the practice field! It is the story of the heart and the will to win. It is the story of a team, not a few stars, but eleven of them, shoulder to shoulder. It is the story of a tireless coaching staff, led by a man's man . . . Head Coach Bill Curran. The Conference Championship was a fit- ting reward. At the football banquet, high- lighted by guest speaker Adam Walsh, Head Coach of Bowdoin College, the trophy was ipresented. Added honors came to a few: to Bob Noonan went The Terroni Award for being selected as the outstanding player in the Cheverus-Portland game: the award of the Cheverus Council of the Knights of Columbus was given to Frank Brown, as outstanding player of the year , from Chi- cago came the announcement that .lack Barron had won an end position on the first-string All-Catholic All-American Team. Richie Ashley. lack Barron, Bob Noonan and Frank Brown all won starting positions on the All-Southwestern Maine Conference Team. Congratulations to Coach Curran, his assistants, the players and managers. ln our book you are all All-American. A ,w F ,,,,, L f ' if WPS . ,ga ,t A V W If , 1 V , 1: --' . V ge V t e F XQYIEQ' ll' N 9 L 3 4 QWEQJ. if Q X A J ll , A 25 . ,i'?Ai L41 ?45 f if 2 f J . , J W QQEWEQQ ag .it X KRSITX Sealed Louux J Barton Captain F Brown NIcXaboe 9 Sanborn Standing J Franclose R Xshlex C C,lIllll'l0 Nlnrphx l' Lalierre Coach Bill Curran Nlissmg R Noonan gaaleflaff 1954 Xvllh Captain Frank Brown the only returning xeteran the Cheverus Cagers struggled through a dark season is lar as the xx on and lost column was con cerned and yet they never licked the tr zditional Chewerus fightmg spirit lhere xx ere some bright spots is Frink Brown net iged l ' points per game dv n time Richie Ashlev s one hand push hit lol in ll point 'nerage and sophomore C nlo Cimmo found his stride aw eragmg close to l 1 points ln his last eight games The high potential of this tggressne squad exploded only once resulting in '1 10 to 35 massacre of 6th r'1nked Lewiston. hverxtlnng clicked with the pre- Cision ol' clockwork that exeninq. The story ol' the rest of the season is a long series ol' rocky nights at the foul line two or three eurlx period fouls on key men 'ind the frustration of dropping three four and Eve games by the slender margin of a few foul shots or a few 'sets ' that rimmed and popped out. ' The future is bright. XVe have hopes ol' a rainbow after the storm. Ashley, Sanborn, Cimino, Murphy, Franc-iose, and Paul LaPierre gained invaluable ex- perience this season. YVith a few additions from a Alayvee squad that sparkled cxrasionally, and one or two hoopsters from a brilliant Frosh Five, we have high hopes for '55, , L 9 i 'ff f f f 3 fl wf I fl Q JL db ,P-f 4 I g l l 5 y Gig? gig f E ' f iii' ax: 8 X K .MQVERV3 ' can QVEAU' 1 gggvgnuf 2' f5g'll QFROSIIA En' ,...,....-... 'a r '. -........... jfe5LmeH Seated: I-I Doherty, Scavoni. J. Andrews. KI. Conley. R. Dikiilln. D. Houwm, AI. Dun Standing: Mr. j. Brcsnahan, S. J., Coach: S. Blodgcll, ul. Hamilton, R. Curley, R. Charest, T. Black, D. McCarthy, Mr. A. O'Shc-a, Assistant Coach. Q ' fr 1 -' . .Ji dx 4 'K I . 'W . 1 .NW 1' .'I v? 1 I UNE!! , 1' has I-'ingot'-tip control. Rebound battle. .911 ffdlll bird! glliefgaf One of the brightest lights of the winter for the athletically minded student at Cheverus this year was the Intramural Basketball Program. Not everyone can play varsity ball-we leave that to the experts-but every student found that he was welcome to play for his own classroom team. Under the elhcient organization of Mr, -Iohn F. Foley, S. AI., Moderator of Intramural Athletics, there were two sepa- rate leagues this year, one for the Freshmen-Sophomores and the other for the junior-Seniors. As the Yearbook goes to press we have just closed the season with el-A and -1-B tied for first place in the Senior Division and 2-A finishing with a perfect record to lead the Junior Division. On the eve of the Tournament the eight teams who will vie for the crown are all eyeing the Championship. Regard- less ol' whom the winner will be, we, the little men, are grateful for a very en- iovable season of league basketball. While helping us to pass the winter in a pleasant way, it has also given us an opportunity to enjoy some of the excitement and pleasures of competitive basketball. Tut tosses one up. A la Cousy. I I ' f affa t gut v VUE 'us I . . cugvzlud XI A I 1953 VARSITY Kneeling: Dick Cavalero, jack McNaboe, Ken Ashley, Dan Hall, Dick Ashley, Paul LaPierre, Ray Bernier, jack McCabe. Standing: Coach Bill Curran, Bill Conley, Carlo Cimino, Norm Landry, Mike Taliento, Bill Terroni, Frank Brown, joe Tatarczuk, jack Barron, Manager Tony Devlin. gadegaf As this '54 edition of THE CLARION goes to press, a warm Portland sun readies the Oaks for baseball, and a hopeful coach, Bill Curran, issues the springtime call for the young Purple diamond aspirants. Encouraged by last year's good record of 7 and 7, the man from Fordham expects just as good, if not a better record from this group of returnees and stopgaps. Departed, of course, from last year's team are the strong-armed Mike Taliento, a three-year moundsman, and Norm Landry, the mop-up man. Ken Ashley, a steady performer behind the bat, and third base- man -Iack McCabe will also be among the missing on this year's roster. On the very encouraging side of the ledger, however, is the asset of a strong returning infield comprised of Dick Cavalero, Richie Ashley, CoCaptain Jack McNaboe, and either joe Tatarczuk or Jack Barron. Add returning outfielders Co-Captain Bill Conley and Frank Brown together with the serviceable Paul LaPierre and the picture takes on a considerable note of brightness. The worries at present and the greatest question marks that may withhold the Telegram Championship from our grasp are the team's hitting ability and its battery strength. The fresh- men and sophomores whom the coach has seen to date may soothe these worries and bring a second Southwestern Maine Championship to Cheverus within a year. 81 Tx 7' .H ..,,.,... 4 Q 1? wif M 3 ' 1 'ii g ii ug l y .A A I J x I Z- Ax 7 ,,,-X A, .1 i 5, s 1 umm fr-'f 33332 5.12-'v 1 M 2 W 1 2 U I .4 MM., -v ' f Ni' , suv! A ,. . X 51X x 1 i G' 1 ky , .. , , K V I V , X 74,5 QHPW 1 3 X 4 X ' 172451: f '7f lf' ' ' T .' ' , 7 Walt' WggQEQ 9, 1 r 4 h 'si - Q 'xp 6 1 -bs , X a ' if .,, 5 5 Qluzuidd J O! The XYOIILICIKS of the primed word! 4- The 'AM6I'fY IH21d'SfiCHliSl- J. Hflflh' . . . mm' . . . fJI'fJWll . . . cow. 5. 'WYI13' isu'l Clllevelwls cubed? 1. 'YM Plamm my vm well . . 6. Stars :incl SILIQEINIINIS take 11 brm 84 I 5 I ! A :YF XA A' WI '-wi-' :uf I .- 3 E gf- ffvgjifr-I '-I Q. 3,13 ,Qtr IJ, . ..,. ' ' Q pg' f' J AN A , 1 . y a' fhf- 531011 fin X5-'E' 1:1 .' 'Q M, fwfr,-A ,gm rs. T '.. .NL -'ni'-4.5 ' V+. , 'o f. 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XYQ must ligne won ycstcrclziy. li. -lust look ul 1110111 luke no 86 4 ' M Home K LLEY , HCVRODREKSEE DAN CUNLEY MOST Lum BOB BALL In Wemory of xx ILLI mi F TERRONI 90 A rl Editor-1953 Clarion C ll0ll!AJgeIneI'lf5 The Ed1tor1al and Business Stalls of THE C1 XRION take th1s opportunity to thank all those wx ho haxe made this l9:rl edition possible In particular for their encouragement and assistance ue wish to thank Xerv Res erend Robert A Hewitt S I Rector of Chex erus High School Reverend Francis I Gildax S our Principal Reverend ames Lyons S our -Xssxst1ntPr1nc1pal Nlr Donald D Lynch S I our Moderator vshose patience fortitude and encouragement sam us successfully through our d rrkest moments Nlr Ldward X Cannmg S and Nlr ohn Bresnahan S whose untrr mg efforts provided multitudes of excellent photographs Niessrs ackson and lVh1te for their helpful suggestions and continued kind ness in ttkmg the class photos and for so often mconveniencmg themselves to render issistance on special occasions guidance md advice on the layout ol Tm CLARION Xlr 'tmes T Gilmore of the S Ix Smith Co for his Cooperation in working out our cover design The Pmtland Press Hemld and Evenznq Expwss for their coverage of Chev erus Sports in particular Carroll Rmes and Vern Putney of the Sports Depart ment lor their gracious assistance on these photos The C uy C tnnett Publishing Co for the photo of Pope Pius XII on page '71 The Boston Palo! especially Very Rev Msgr I'ranc1s I Lally and Rev ohn C 1 mt lor compiling materi tls on our M man Ye tr theme md photo on page The Relzgzous News Service for the materials of our Marian Year picture story on pages 24 and Z5 Nlr C erard P Rooney Pzlot artlst for his beautiful Madonnas on pages 22 and Z3 Our Patrons Patronesses and Advertisers for their valuable financial assist mce 91 7 , Y v' v ' I E . . , .Q ., . lf . . , . 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Our .Honorary pafrona Xlost Reverend Ioseph E McCarthy D D Xlost Reverend Damel Feeney D D Rev Msgr George P Iohnson V G P A P R Rev Msgr HenryA Boltz Rex Msgr Clarence H Coughlan Rev Msgr Tereslo D1lAIlYlgO Verv Rev Robert A Hevutt S Rector of Cheverus Hlgh School Very Rev lV1ll1am G Cunneen Rector of Cathedral Hxgh School ex Rex Rex Rev Iohn I Barrett Thomas F Coyne S1muelM Donovan Iohn Fmn Rev Henry M Iappm Rex lV1llxam I Nellzgan Rev Peter M Pojnar Rev Ftdells Rlce C P afrona anal alroneaaea MISS Lx sla I Abbott Mr md Mrs S1muelAceto Mr and Mrs wlffk Albano Vr and Mrs Louls E Albert MISS 'xlollle Alexander 'Mr and Nlrs C Cllfford Allen Mr 1nd Mrs YValter C Allen Mrs Anthony Andrevx s Airs Iohn R Andrexvs Mr Cuy N Ash NIISS Edlth P August Nlr md Airs :mes NI Avjxan All T T I' nnes 'Nl fxljlill r and X118 Lionel X Ayotte and Airs Clifford Ball kenneth Ballomy and Nlrs Iames K Balomenos Rt. . . . Rt. '. . . Rt. . . ' ' ' R f.. Q. . . , , ' W f9 f9 . ' . ' M. .h ' l . . . . ' . M. 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' J.J 94 A Frrend A Frlend I' I' I I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrss Mary E I' I' I' I I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs I eon YV Gagne Henry Gagnon Llonel A Gagnon Robert L Gardenler VV1lfred O Gardner Ioseph Gaudette Ceorge I Geer Ir E Cetchell Mfxlllam G1ll1an Lawrence Goddarm Ralph L Goddard Fred T Gormley Gormlev Phrlrp Gormley Coleman I Green Ioseph L Greene and Mrs Henry Cuerette and Mrs Albert Gushee and Mrs Charles E Hackett Mrs Clarrce Hackett Mr and Mrs Harold Haggan Mr Norman Haley Francls R Halpm and Mrs and Mrs Iames E and Mrs IamesS Hamllton r Wrlfred A Harnors Hanson ohn E Hasson E Andre Herteau Mlss Dorothy M Hollywood M rss Marguerxte H Hollywood Mr and Mrs Martm Honan r Mrss Mayre Hopkms Mlss Sede Hopkms Mr and Mrs Davld Houston Mrs Calun F ackson and Mrs Charles Iohnson and Mrs oseph E ohnston and Mrs Mrchael ovce and Mrs Tlmothy oyce Mrs Thomas Ioyce Mr and Mrs Mfrlllam E osephs I' I' I' I' I' O ab-ana am! afroneaaea Mr and Mrs Theodore Kamp Mr and Hrs Iohn Kane NIrs Kathleen Kane Nllss Patrlcla -X Kane Xlessrs Chrxstopher md Damel Kellev I' I' I' I' IA I' I' I' I' 'md Urs Edmund P Kelley Edmund P Kellev md Nlrs Iohn Kelley Piul I Kelley Iames E Keough Murray K1lfo1l Patrrck Kllmartm Albert H Krrk Nfaurrce Landry and Nlrs and Mrs and 'Xlrs and Urs and Mrs 'Vlrs LavxrenceI Lane M1 and Mrs Frank LaP1erre Mr and Mrs Leo LaP1erre Mr and Mrs Ernest LaPo1nt Xlrs XVlll1Z'1IT1 T Leary Mr Ludger LeDuc NIISSCS Nnn and Mary Lee Mrs Thomas -X Lee XI1ss Nlarjorre NI Legere I' I' I' and Nlrs Ph1l1p I Legere and Mrs Phrllp I Legere Ir and NI s Roland Lelghton XVlll1ZiIIl Lew esque Mrs ustma Lexus Mlss LOUISE Leu IS r Nrs 'Nrs r r r md Urs C eorge W Lxttleheld Edna Lopez Dorls Lathrop md 'Xlrs Iohn I Lvdon and Mrs Francls E Lynch and Mrs Iohn I MacDonald md NIrs Iohn S Madlgan 'Urs Lulse Maxer Nlrsses -Xnne and Irene Walla M1 and Mrs Patrlck Malone Mr and Mrs Iames T Maloney Nhrme Corps Mothers Club Mr 1nd'XIrs Bertrand A NIHYCILIIS Dr md Mrs Thomas Marun Nfr Ioseph McCarthy Nhss Marv Nlcfarthy Mrs Marv NIcCarthy NI1ss Mary E NIcCue Nils -Xnne McDonough XI1 and Mrs ames NI XIcDonough Nl oseph P McDonough Nlls Iulra McDonough Xhs unes 'NICEaChern I I' I' I' IA IA md Mrs Eduard NIcGonagle and Mrs Iohn F Nlcfowern Rrchard I McGovern Ldward A McHugh and Mrs Ioseph R 'NIcLaughl1n and Nlrs ohn NIcLoy and Mrs Eugene NIcNIanamy and Nlrs XIFIUIICC I 'VIcNaboe Mrs George Mc umn Mr and Mrs IamesA McV1Car Xlr Ceorge Mlller Xlr md Mrs Thomas H Mrller Miss Patrrcta L Mllls Mr and Mrs Sterl1ngC 'VI1lls Mrs Damel Monahan Nlxss Yx onne Nlontpelxer Mr 'md Mrs Ceorge W Mooney r Mr and Mrs Thomas Moran 'Xllss Prlscllla Morneault Mr Theodore NIOI'I'lll Nlr and Mrs Carroll A Moslev 'Nhss Anna T Mullen Mrs Mary E Mullen Mrs Rose L Mulhearn Mrs Rose L Nlulkern Nlr 'md Mrs IosephV Murphy Nlrs Margaret Murphy Nlr and Mrs Murtm Murphy Mr Iohn E Murray Larrv Napohtano XIICKIC Napolltano Pat Napohtano 'Xlr md NIrs A M Nrcely Mr md Mrs Edward P Noonan Nhss Helen T Noonan XIISS X rrgmla Nouland Nhss Fertrude Nugent Nlr md Mrs Nlartm W O Brlen W I9 I9 M. . 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' . .E .. 95 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs O afl'0l'l5 and afl'0lle5525 Vrctor P O Connell Wrlllam F O Connor C R O Donnell Rrchard B O Donnell ames O Hare Damel I O Leary VV1ll1am F O Mara Patrrck O Toole W A Ouellette Mxss Lucretla Palermo Stephen R Pavlclc and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Leslxe C Percy Leslle Perr1n Albert Pesce Antomo P1acent1n1 Stanlex Plawlock Dommxc P1rozz1 NIISS Cora Poole Dr and Mrs Ioseph E Porter Mr Ioseph Porter Mr and Mrs oseph Pratrco Mrs Wrlllam P Reeves I' I' I' I' and Mrs Edward F Smith and Mrs Ralph L Sm1th YV1Il1am Sm1th and Mrs Harold E Somers Fugenla R Southard I' I' I I' 1' I I' I' Donald Spears and Mrs VValter P Stanton and Mrs Harry A Starblrd Donald A Stokes Iohn B Stokes and Mrs Thornton Stokes and Mrs Charles St Prerre Damel Sulllvan and Mrs Edward F Sulllvan and Mrs ohn H Sulllvan M1ss Antomette Tatarczuk Mr NV1ll1am I Tatarczuk Mr and Mrs Iames Thornton Mr George Tomlmson Mr and Mrs Roland Tourangeau M1ss Arlrene Taussant Mrs Ann Trlvellm Ioseph A Troxano Miss Elleen E Rexlly Iohn L Rldge r Patrrck Rldge r and Mrs Mrs Earle L r and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs and Mrs Peter A Rldge Russell Frederrck Roblshaud ohn C Robmson Adam Romano Damel Rowe M1ss Rose E Rome M1ss Shlrley Ann Rowe Dr Dommlc Santoro Mr and Mrs Newell Sargent M1ss Alxce Schumacher Miss Anna Schmrdt I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs Mrs and IN rs and ll IS and and N rs N rs an N rs md am N rs Preble Van Tlgue Franklln Varney Raymond Veroneau Angelo Vlnella Syr Vrolette Mflllxam I Wagner Alfred P Walker Bernard Mfalker Patrlck I Ma Damel lVard and Mrs Henry L Mfelch Mrs Iohn M lVelch Mr and Mrs Robert T Weston Mr and Mrs Graham Mfhlte I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs Martm Schultz Arthur Seruman Ir Ells Shamos and Mrs Elmer R Shaw and Mrs Ros I Slcard and Mrs I Donald Slmmons Ceorge E Small Mrs F Eleanor Mfrght R N Mr and Mrs ArthurI YV1llette Mr and Mrs lrvmg XV XV: e Mr md Mrs Mllllams Mrs IamesI Mfwse M1 and Mrs Mfalter Yankouskl Mr Eugene Xoung uf I9 I9 M . . . 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Qefley Qld ll L TI wrllrc 'lgitulnr ISishopn-1 Sim Ci w. ,jx or Biihwp 0' jx 1.11 The Mothers Club Claefvems l-lzgla Sclaool Commencement 19 D 4 Dearest Sons and Graduales The conferrlng of dxplomas occasmons a strange paradox of death and hxrth One chapter IH your l1y es now closes another IS yet to be yy r1tten Although yye are yery proud of you today nevertheless 1t stuns us to realue that you haye grown up that you are now men You stand upon the threshold of the adult vyorld Our thoughts to day are t1nged vy1th mlxed feelmgs of prmde Joy regret fear and sympathy prlde IH your achlevement joy an your success regret for the days that haye passed fear for the days to come and sympathy 1n ant1c1pat1on of the setbacks whxch a sometlmes cold and frequently mdlfferent yyorld are wont to 1I1lllCf upon the confldence and self assurance vyhxch you novy possess X ou1 conhdtnce and assurance are not vyathout foundatxon Vw laayt sought as vyell at home asm the schoolmq whlch we haye pro y mdtd to glye you that broad and strong background wlth yy hlch you may fact l1fe and face at fully Noyy at IS up to you The vyorlds of hxghtr tducatxon and of the labormg 'aaan will measure you for your man yyorth and treat you accordmgly We are supremely confident as only Mothers can be that you yylll meet that challenge measure p to at .and emerge successful each mn vour ovy n yvay before God and men loye us and lean upon us as yye love and lean upon you that an tlavs mutual loye and servlce vye may come together to the Eternal fommtnctment the supremely xmportant purpose for whxch we brought you mto thus world and for whxch we have worked and pray ed alvyays even as we shall contmue to do nov an your newborn man s estate Xlay Cod and Has Most Holy 'Vlother eyer love you dearest sons Yourz I oy no VloTHERs o -f , . , .. V r 1 v v , 1 , ' v v v v - r r I . y V v- y v v y v v x . 1 c Y - v v v 4 4 . , . . 7 - a B r L I Q vs v s v . 1 .c 4 . X 1 . v 1 1 1 v I r L c . . s s K A 4 r v v 4 L . 4 - r . . , , , f. 4 , .4 y H 1 1 v f f. v 1 r 1 r ' s a v 1 v r V r' , ' .. y 11 V ' v r , . - r t .. CHEVERUS HIGH SCHCCDL ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIDN Compliments of IACKSUN WHITE STUDIQ Cfass Thotog Papherx 1954 32 Ol' WAND, MR 1 Complete Neus Cotemge Guy Gannett Publlslun Co g Portland Press Herald Portland Evenmg Express Portland Sunday Telegram Dally Kennebec Journal Watervllle Mornlng Sentinel Guy Gannett Broadeastlng System WGAN SL WGAN TV Your CBS Statrons ,l l O Augusta: L . 'RB' Y' I 1 ap.. sr 91 Q3 Prep Hall The only store 1n Marne spec1al1z1ng rn apparel for young men 1n H1gh and Prep schools There 1S only one Prep Hall A H BE CIT SL C0 MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND ' 4. fl: ' -I' -. .-Iii L 411555, A .ff - . we 14. ' ' , w-1:15 ' ,-5:3 . 4 2. -. .:. -s ky!! 335. 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O 6 9 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT The nuxt University o Southern New England College of Ark and Sciences-Bachelor s Degree curncu la lh languages buology chemns+ry physlcs mafhe mahcs accounhng business eclucahon and Ihe socual sclences Graduefe Deparfmeni' of Educuhon Masfers Degree programs In classroom Ieachmg supervision admlms frahon psychology and guidance Coilege Courses for Nurses College credvr course f graduafe nurses who seek professnonal advancemenf For enfrance dafa mformahon bullehns applncahon forms address DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS XAVIER HALL-NORTH BENSON ROAD FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS WORLLSTBIQ 3 MASSACHUSETTS I843 I 4 Lntrcmce bu Fertzfcale or bu Exammatzon Conducted by Ihe Jesuzts DECHRBES A B B S BACHLI OR OP SCII NCT IN BIOI OCEY CSHFIVIISTRY PHX SICS MA I HIAMAT IC S BUSINI SS ADMINISTRATION HIST ORY SOC IAI SC IPNCE AND FDUCSATION NROTC AFROTL Bulletm of Inf Irma mn c '7 Request Addrnss DIRI C IOR OI: ADVIISSIONS College. ofthe Holx Cross XX mrgcsur Mass I I ' ' ' f r r i -v . O- - 95 BACHELOR OF ARTS GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ll ll Iqhe Oldest Catholic Colleqe In America Iv WASHINGTON The Most Important City in the World UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA The Catholzc and Bilingual University of Canada s Capztal ECCLESIASTICAL FACULTIES Theology Canon Law Philosophy CIVIL FACULTIES Mtdicinc Law Arts and Commerce Science lpure and appliedj School of Graduate Studies in: Biological Sciences - Literature - History - History of Religions - Library Science - Mathematics - Philosophy - Political Economic and Social Sciences - Psychology and Education - Slavic Studies School of Music - School of Nursing - High School Institute of: Missiology - Physical Education - Psychology Extension Department: Summer Correspondence and Evening Divisions For Information apply to The Registrar, University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Compliments 0 MARGARETS PARISH OLD ORCHARD BEACH X II-XXI .HD i CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY REDDY KROWATT s 3 3 3 3 s 5 S 5 3 3 II W MWWWMWJWWAIMWWWKWWWWMWWWWWWW -vwuwuwwuwuwwafwuldduwuldfvdwwdfdlluw N BAKED BEANS as In other foods It pays to buy the best Thats why you should always choose su premely dehclous B 8: M Bnck Oven Baked Beans New England s long tune favontes for extra good quallty and flavor They re actually baked all day Q gmwng Qnot steamedj wlth Julcy pork and tangy sauces txll they re dehghtfully mealy and tender and a royal Newfnghnd Bnckwm treat to the taste Burnham 8: Mornll Company Portland 2 Mame BEM GBP 'UYSTU kj Q TRY YHESE OTHER TOP GIADE I In M FOODS Ml!! dba 5 B8 3? fnwmfwfamfnnmmfffm4WWffmf'?'W4wnnWmw Wff1lW47WWWWn'mmWfWWWfW7 7 For Half a Century BUILDERS GF Churches Schools Gymnaslums DOfm1fOI16S Homes Power Plants Stores Pactorres Garages Ofhce Bulldmgs Rallroad P3C1l1t1CS RCCOHVCISIODS RepaIrs Remodelhng F. W. CUNNINGHAM and SONS MAIN OEEICE 181 STATE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Mamels Oldest Establzshed General Contractors 6' Aiff ---- fA- -- , -- -A, A I 1 I, f A I , - . ' . D ' Q - J W lwfnqhf S ,L T Illwu BRU' X WA-'J V Elvin um ' I I '.-gg as - y .. x I . 9 A .fffmw X 5 ' ,I , ll'f,,. ' ' ' f ' Complzmenrs of LAMEY WELLEHAN 539 CONGRESS STREET THE SOCIETN POR I HL IDROPAC A I ION OP I HI I AI I H I HI: PON I II IQAL ASSOCIA I IOIX OF THE HOLY CHILDHQQD I HL HOI Y I LX I HI R S 'XIIQSION AID SOC IL I IF9 Ps C nz S3111 I 11111 XIIIII 7 N: S 1 Ii J J , ., . - 1 , , , I ' 1 - 'i i IC Q QfF':1 RMA Jmix 'If ,AXRS1 N1xL'1j11 I5111-cw IDi1-1-um' U :U Q'USf.X '-JC DUI' .IL E. . 1. fmplzmm W T GRANT CCDMPANY KNOXNNI EOR VALUES TDORII mn Mx MERRILL TRANSPORT CQ SpCC13.l17lHg m PETROLEUM HAULIXG Sem mg Mama and New Hampslmre L QI X SL CLS N C2 V 7 ix of 44 L 'v 910 Clwxcamass S'1Qmi1i'1' ' A , , , .Uu1r7u1,sfu!!ufwppwz'1Lzr?1iLf, lf :Tx UULII' mbrocfm'v1opz'!. T , T , , ' T , ' ,l.vz'17?zm11.S Lo utvcf all '1, ma AU lax AL' 3 'Gm Pm 'mom Smwsrmz 1 PORTEOUS, MITCHELL and BRAUN PoRT1-AND. Mfxixia The Centre of Maine Living MANAGERS AND CLERKS ASP SUPER MARKETS PORTLAND AND VICINITH PORTLAND IUNIOR COLLEGE d Q 9 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I IBERAI AR I S JOURNALISM LAW EDLCATION Compliments of A Junior College Offering Fundamental Courses Lea in to De fees in ACME ENGINEERING CG. 46 NI.-XRKEI' S'IERIiIiT PUR'I'I..5xNID. IMI.-nxt HEATING - VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING - REERIGERATION Engineers and Contractors ATHERTONS PINE FURNITURE SINCE 1898 Free and Center Streets Portland Compllments of EDWARD 1 HARRIGAN Complzm nt of RANRELEI Mxlxt Rangeley Lakes Motor Express Inc. Complete Bankzng Servlet ASCO BANK a rnusr comrnnv PDRTUIND SOUTH PURTLAIID WOODFORDS DEERING BUIIEL BIJC HD LIHIRCK S0 P RIS BKIDGTOII IIYIBURG RUHFORD WIS! BUITUN MACINAVOX FISHI R STEIINWAY A Store Is Known by the Company It Keeps RCA VICTOR FV HAMMOND ORGAIN CRESSEY SL ALLEN Complzments of SACRED HEART PARISH Complzments of FLAHERTY GL SDN 15 Deermg Street Portland Mame . . 7 'I KH Uni I ,jffmbn Federal Deposit lnxurantz Curparaliorp 7 E 1 ' , 1 V - H ,- T T 1 CHUBS CAFE 113 CF TER Sr EFT FRANCIS A TETREAU O D f-ZTN bPONSORED BY CUMMINGS BRCS Portland Mama: C0 plm r f ST JGSEPI-IS PARISH DEERING MAINE Compliments of 1 .N - ' R ' , Compliments of . , . . 5jl?'5l.CJVg ' T R ..i- I: LX noun ogahlnguo OERYIO - l-if 1'lVV-Ql1- .'-- V iillifrj ll b - L ' a m i en 5 O 3 CHAPLIN MOTOR CO 39 FOREST AVE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE I Portland Veos T1Ie SL Floormg Co QUALITY MATERIAL AND CRAFTSMANSHIP ALUMI TILE VEOS TILE ASPHALT TILE FLOOR AND WALL LINOLEUMS ZETA OMEGA GAMMA ZUGS GATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL C 11 r j THE O A CLUB OF GATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL Serving Maine For 8 Years Compliments of ,om J imcn 5 0' Complzmentb of HANNAFORD BRQS C0 H holewle S of fme Foods Smce 1883 Cross and Cornmerclal Streets Portland Mun Telephone Portland 2 2811 Compllmenw of ERANCIS M DQOLEY M D An Owen Moore Store offer you a complett lme of Mtn s and Boy s XVear The Man 5 Shop Ovt en Moore s lNla1n Floor The Boy s Center Cjrant Know les Thxrcl Floor uahty SIHCQ 1874 Complzmtntx of PINE TREE BILLIARD PARLOR JoH1xJ PIACENWINI Prop ' , .' e . , . . Two of Portlancls Cldest, Most Reliable Stores now 1 7 u ' u ' ' , R 7 , . , Q . Y . n 7 Q , Y N , ' 4 ' UNIVERSAL LAUNDRY MA1NE's LEADING LAUNDERERS AND CLEANSERS Compl'me ts of KING CULE POTATO CI-IIPS Compl me t o Harold T Andrews Post No I7 AMERICAN LEGION TI-IEGDORES LUBSTER I-ICDUSE 123 C TAKE YOUR PARENTS FOR A TREAT Op S D 600A OOA l Tl i ns f 3 ommercial Street Featuring A Large Variety Menu Daily en even ays- : . NI- I: . M, Best Deal in Toun SXVEARINGEN MOTGRS 293 Forest Ax enue Telephone 3 2923 SURIUINCE N A WHERE AMOUNT o FREDERICK W MQCARTHY Inc 565 Congress St Strand Theatre Bldg Dial 3 1417 PORTLAND MAINE NATIGNAL DISTRIBUTGRS Of Budweiser King of the Bottle 231 Forest Ax enue Telephone 3 1719 Those who know lug Bud Complzments of Richard I Duddy SL Son 172 STA1I S HQELT CQ. 6 , 9 Exclusive Agencies for Cumberland and York Counties f Compliments of jULIANO BROTHERS W J FOLEY TRUCKHNG COMPANY D 12 7368 QBRION TRUCKING LSL STQRAGE C0 D 14 644 T HE DUKFS Tl B ig - Ccnnpli1ncnrs of , N w ia -2 Cfomplimems of Cforvmlimmfs f 1 - uc ridgcway Rcstau 1 t Complzmen S of Camp PQSQUZSQWASIS for G1rlS Poland Maxne WOODS '65 CUSHINC1 117 SPRING STREET ,lust around the corner from Hlgh St DIAL 3 1342 FISH AT ITS BEST T O ay Radlo Service 2 6 64 2 6565 2 6566 Yellow '55 Central Cabs 2 6471 4 0002 Portlands Safes! Pl et of Tax cabs TALBOT S FLOWERS 673 Congress Street Portland Mame AMATO S Ital1an Sandwlches Orzgmal 71 Indra Street D1al3 1682 Portland Marne JOHN KERN 25 SON BEEF Z6 PROVISIONIS Manufacturers of farmer Ixem S Meat Products 7vl Comm cal Str et P rtlund Nlun LA ROU ELECTRIC CO 290 FOREST AVESUE WILLIAM P HALEY THE v1ovER PORTLAND MMN5 9 ll Commerc1alStrtet Portland Marne DIME f 3119 ' f . if W ew ' ' Y - - 1 '. . .' :e ' i- . Y A l ll ' ' ll 14. I V YY 5 ' -5 f eri e o . ,. f c . . l , , A V4 ' 1 V A - V Y .. -l 08- - 0 Theodore Logan Sons Inc PAINTING CONTRACTORS Com plzments of X RALPH M HANSON Y suns: rmunncv ill Vllllll ITIIII All U ll llill llllil Complzments of McCarthy s Nat1onw1de Store Fashzonable Clothzng for Young Men FOSTER AVERY S THE SYSTEM COMPANY Complzments of Henry J Boland Co Sales FORD Seruzce South Portland Mame WHEN AT MORRILL s CORNER STOP AT JUNIGR S PHARMACY 1170 Forest Ave Phone 3 9165 Candy Cigarettes Sodas Cxomplzmenti of OAKHURST DAIRY 3641orest Axenut Portland xf13lf1L DRINK Y A V W Y W QL I rnormrron Q 1 . A I ff PORTLAND, MAIN! , Az I Y 4 Y 1 Compliments of The Burrowes Corporation 70 FREE STREET PORTLANJD, MAINE Compliments of Mame Hardware Plumbmg fd Supply . UNITED NEON COMMERCIAL ARD NEOIN SIGNS 74 Elm Street Dxa Portland 2 0695 Compliments of MARKSON BROTHERS 500 CONGRESS STREET RANGE OILS FUEL CONNOLLY BROS 122 Cumberland Ave Portland Me BURNERS SERVICE Complzments of H P HOOD S5 SONS Complzments of BRIGHTON AVENUE DISCOUNT MARTIN fhe Old Yankee Trader 80 86 Exchange Street PHARMACY Orrlcr EQLIPXIENT HEADQUARTERS PORTLAND IVIAINTE IX holesale Przces for Retazl Buyers Establnshed 1977 Telephone 2 l I l l ' Co ' l Telephone 2-8546 and Compliments of Preble Barber Shop Millers Greenhouses. lnc. Plar Is Cut Flowers 3ll Ocun Aunur Telephone Z 3557 Portland 5 lVla1n Complzments of Prmce Manufacturlng Co Lowell Mass Marne Representatxues TAI 1 Y BROTHI RS Portland Mam Complzments of Mame Llnen Supply Co Cumberland Flower Shop Always Fme Flowers Moderately Przced 119 CUMBERI AND AVENUE PORTLAND 3 MAINE Open Evenmgs Sundays and Holxdaus TALLY S Wholesale Tobacco Co Candy Czqars Tobacco Czaaretles Sundrzes Telrnbonr 5 0457 60 l-lampshlre S Complzments of Self Servxce Launderettes 239 Congress St 72 Pme Sr Tel 2 9420 Tel 2 9338 544 Forest Ave Te 4 8751 Wxsu XVHIII Xor Sum Convplzmenls of Lope7 Jenny Statlon Dcerzna s lNc1ahborl7ooc1' Serrne Stcltxon Tms xt XXholrs1lL D11 733 rx IS nur , , . ' e .. E . , 'Q Y Jour: AND RAI nw TAI 'lfYl0 Prom ' ' -' ,, ' r,' M. l' - I I V K 1 K xl n: ' v 3 ,131 1 -477 SI C1.'AYL' ' Complzments of DR Joux C SPIDPL DR Jonx H SFIDPL Dentzsfs DR CHARI FS T SFIDFL Q Rom RT E S1 lDll Optomerrzsrs Complzments of Dr Francls Fox TELEPHONE 3 9363 THE 6REATEST NAME IN PlZzA 66 VERANDA STREET PORTLAND MAINE John H Honan D M Complzments of SPLENDID CAFE The Best 1n Food at low cost 631 Congress Street Portland Mame Complzments of Chester L Jordan '25 Co INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS 22 Monument Square Portland Me Complzments of Day's Jewelry Stores Best zn Watches Federal Super Market DOMINIC TALIENTO Prop Meal-9, GfOCefleS, PFOUISIOUS Wholesale and Rerazl 94 Federal Screw Portland, Marne of: lo f 2 Compliments of Al, .ov ' ' ' . , . .D. ', N. T. FOX CO., INC. The Service Lumber Yards LUMBER - PAINTS MILLWORK - MASON SUPPLIES INSULATION - BUILDERS' HARDVVARE -Branch Yards- BRUNSWICK - WESTBROOK - KENNEBUN 24 Morrill Street Portland 5. Maine K Compliments of GEORGE C. SHAW CO. Operator of Portland's and South Portland's Einest Super Markets Loring Short 26 I-Iarmon Stationerx Offlc Supplies Toys Draft ng and Art Supplies Established l868 Monument Square Portland Maine Donahue Z6 Cummlskey Insurance 22 Monument Square Portland Maine Compliments of GEORGE E HUTCHINS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Compliments 0 E N CUNNINGHAM CO 363 CUMBERLAND AVENUE Complzments o CARR BROS INC DEPENDABLE DRUGGISTS Smce 1841 HAYS DRUG SIORES IOR1 LXND NIXINI orc Over One Million Prescrzptzons Filled v I V' T C l i i . I v O O O UNDED av HINRV H.HAY I ll . x Q Q, 0 K 7 ' . ' . .- . if THE 'H QUALITY Hill I E T YOU THORNE S PHARMACY HERBERTE THORNE Reg Phar Corner Washlngton and Atlantxc Avenues Old Orchard Beach Marne Complzments of Sears Roebuck and Co Portland Malne Complzments of James Ba1ley Company Inc VIAINES LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE 764 266 Middle St Portland Me Samuel Aceto '25 Company GENERAL CoNTRACToRs 40 Preble Street Portland 3 Marne Portland Lumber Co The Frxendly Yard Atlantlc Prlntlng SCIVICE A Department of THE CHURCH WORLD 19 Commercxal St Portland Maine CLARENCE I MEEI-IAN 819 Congress Street FUNERAL DIRECTOR L A Larochelle Inc MENS APPAREL Sportsxx ear Pootw car I-ltaxv Duty Gwrmcnts 704 206 COmmtfCl1lql Porrlmnd M 3 , . I , Commercial Printing f. ' , 1 In R . r . L Complzments of W1l11am B Mahoney Complzments of Thomas A Mart1n M D Complzments of John J Lappln M D Complzments of Dr Dus J Douphlnett Complzments of Edward A Greco M D Complzments of John V Ward M D Complzments of Complrments of Elton R Blalsdell M D Eugene E ODonnell M D . . . . . , . . . . . ' , . . . . - y . . - 1 . - ' 1 0 y q . - . - Cheverus COLlHC1l No 2344 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS South Portland Ma1ne Complzments of Edmund P Mahoney ATToRxTx AT LAXX Complzments of E S BOULOS CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phllco Telex 1s1on R3d1OS and Applrances 24x Vllddlt Street Portland Marne Phone 4 0335 Geo T Sprrnger Co Jewelers Smce 1870 180 Congress Street Portland Marne Meats Inc QL XLITX MMT PRODUCTS Made 1n Marne W: th Best Wzshes The Hub Furmture Store 440 Congress Street Portland Marne Cuene F Luttrell MOb1lg3S Statlon Phone 2 0331 Txres Lubr1cat1on Batterres M1nor RQPBIIS XX7ZlSllll'1g lgnltlon Servmce 294 Park Puente Portland Marne Corner St John Street Complzments of Charles G Morrls Reg Pharm MCDoNoUCH s DRUG STORE 253 Congress St Corner Montgomery I l 3 , ' , I ,A . x Jordans Ready-to-Eat TT ' ' , ' l . l ., ' Complzments of ANNE MCDONOUGH MCDOINOUGH S MARKET I-lrh and York Streets Tradmg Wzth Pat Keeps Your Pocketbook Fat PAT S MEAT MART 484 Stexens Axenu Portland Vlalne Dm! 2 3961 PAT V XFCHIXND Joi: VACCHIANO Complzments of STATE PAPER COMPANY Spec1al1z1ng rn Paper Bags Grocer s Y5 Baker s Suppl1es Warehouse 408 410 Fore Street Office 410 Fore Street Complzments of Portland Barrel Company 48 York Street XVILPRED A I-IOULE Pharmacist Deln ery SQFVICQ 669 Forest Avenue Telephone 2 4691 XVoodfords Hardware Plumblng Supply Co 695 Forest Axenu Portland Vlame Telephone 4 7604 Open Monday and Prlday T1ll 9 Complzments of SPRING ST LUNCH JoHw SLANE Prop Best llfrshes ALEXANDER WALLACE FLORIST 41 Fm ry P rtlm ld ' 7' I, Y ' r T y ' ' C , 1 I r ,, 1 .', . . 1' Y Y ' Telephone 3-6339 I T 1 O ' C .A l A y o 31:0 , e 'SL 0 . d. Me. Try Mane s Home Cookmg It S Delzczous MARIE S RESTAURANT 678 Con re S Street Telephone 2 8461 Complzments of LEAVITT 8 PARRIS A K PARRIS Proprletor RWNINGS Eterythzng m Canvas Da 38911 Complzments of BARTLETT RADIO CO Malne Fruck Tractor MR WILLEY Complzments of I-Ion Mr and Mrs Nun71 F Napolltano Cr1s Craft Boats Johnson Outboard Motors Lyman and Thompson Boats ALBERT G FROST CO Marne Marme Dzstrzbutor U S Route 1 4 mrles South of Portland and 76 Forest Avenue 'Telephones Scarboro 3 7201 Portland 2 2846 Complzmen s of The Mame Savlngs Bank Incorporated June 1859 'Vlam Office 15 Casco Street Portland Marne Complzments of MAINE TILE CO 12 Rochester Street Westbrook Marne Dxal l 480 A D I 1.1 - ' ' P - Co. 1079 Forest Avenue Telephone 2-1981 . , . ST. DQMINICS PARISH Complm rs of CATI-IEDRAI. PARISH ST LUUIS PARISH P N ST PETERS PARISH PORTIAND Mmm i en REV, ,I1.P0JNAR Compliments of Y HOLY CRGSS PARISH C mplm ts of ST PATRICKS PARISH Co pl ST JUSEPHS PARISH DEERING MAINE Compl m I I ST IQSEPI-IS ACADEMY PORTLAND MAINE Compliments of 0 i en I Rav. SAMUEL M. DONOVAN, Pasror m iments of P i en 5 0' I l v HARVION C. CROCKER. INC. Lhottfpers of THE CLARION Portland, 'Xflain THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL Co np! ments LINEN SERVICE Complzments 749 Congress Street Po tland Malne Complzments of Our Lady of Mercy College PORTLAND MAINE The Henley Klmball Co Complzments of 380 Forest Ave Portland 3 Me YOUR LOCAL HUDSON DEALER THE CLASS OE II A of of STANDARD HAY 8 PEABODY UNIVERSITY of OTTAWA Th C11 holfc and Bzlmaual L muersztu of Canada s Capztal I X TS21 1 I XII xI11o1 1n K I I WTIOITIIC. 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