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

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he Nleiririieir . . . WATCH THAT FIG U R E Bapst favorite period . . . the boys are in the distance . . . Betty Cor mier plays the part of a waitress . . . keep your eye on that coffee cup, Mary Joan! THE THREE CAFETEERS . . . one for all and all for franc . , . Frank Guite, who has given twenty years of service trying to please the appetities of hungry girls and boys, is shown with his two as- sistants, Don Tracey and Herb Pelletier. STUFFIN' RUFFINS . . . it hap- pens every day: the bell rings, a mad dash, Frank calls for help . .. no more pretzel sticks, no more sandwiches, no more milk . . . total destructiong back they go fully satisfied.