John Bapst High School - Bapstonian Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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MYLES PHILIP M CMANUS Although Myles McManus was in Bapst but two years, there is a special reason why he should be singled out. Myles, a fine student and athlete, left John Bapst at the end of his sophoniore year to study for the Xaverian Brotherhood at Saint joseplfs Iuniorate in Peabody, Massachusetts. Since then, he has gone to the Sacred Heart Novitiate at Fortress Monroe, Virginia where he is drawing closer to his desired goal as a Brother of Saint F ancis Xavier. We all know that it won't be long now, and we hope that some day he will be back at John Bapst on the other side of the desk! e

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FACULTY BOYS, DEPARTMENT Brother Samuel, C.F.X., Principal. Speech, English, Debate Coach. Brother Dennis joseph, C.F.X. Religion, French, English, Faculty Adviser for CBUSADER and BAPs'roN1AN. Brother Leo Francis, C.F.X. Religion, Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Brother john Evangelist, Religion, Latin, Mathematics. Brother Michael joseph, C.F.X. Religion, English, History, French, Coach of junior Varsity Sports. Brother Canice, C.F.X. Religion, English, Latin, History, Vocation Director. Brother Patricius, C.F.X. Religion, Mathematics, Geometry, Chemistry. Brother Stanislaus, C.F.X. Religion, Physics, Mathematics, English. Mr. Nathaniel Crowley. Athletic Director, Coach of Football, Basketball and Baseball, History, Civics. GIRLS' DEPARTMENT Sister Mary Carmel, Principal. French. Sister .Mary Eulalia. Religion, History, Economic Geography. Sister Mary Teresita. Religion, Latin, Geometry, Algebra. Sister Mary Ermina. Religion, Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Sister Mary Acquinas. Religion, Chemistry, General Science. Sister Mary Teresa. Religion, Latin, English. Sister Mary Monica. Religion, Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness English. Sister Mary Raymond. Religion, History, Algebra, Commercial Arithmetic. Miss Iosephine M. Proiita. English, Speech, Director of Dramatics, Faculty Adviser for CRUSADER and BAPSTONIAN.

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N M EMORIAM Death has claimed the lives of three memhers of the class of 1946. ln these pages We pay trihute to them and to the lovefl ones they left hehind. They muy not he with us, hut they are not forgotten. NVilliann lluthorne, at memher of the alcudemic course for three years, wus fatally injured in nu automobile crush in Novemher. NVil- liam was at popular student amd il good scholar. Even though we miss him. we cannot help hut envy him lJOC2lllS0 he is now enjoying the happiness ot Heaven. Victor Mayo. at member of the acadeinic cluss, was killed in thc uutumn ot IQ44 in at tragic hunting accident. A line student und ll well-liked person, Victor will always he rememhered hy his class- mates who know that he is enjoying his eternal reward and praying for us here. liugene Hunks, at student ut Bzlpst only il short time. left school to enter the U. Navy. Serving on il warship, he took part in several engageinents before being killed in action in the late fall of 1944. Eugene was well-liked hy all who knew him, and we know he will not go unrewarcled for his courage und lJl'klVOI'y.