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

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6 'S' Swv 3 if as 1-N Ct? xvil N-7 Vip-n Q 1:9 I Q ,- v lx ll .F 9 Q If 9 V n. S -.4 0 CHARLES RUSSELL BARTON Charlie Charlie has made good use of his four years at Bapst. He is not a par- ticipant in sports, but he is as con- cerned and anxious to win as any of the first stringers, Charlie has main- tained a high scholastic average all during high school, and has won the everlasting regard of his teachers. We will always remember Charlie for his assiduity and whole-heartedness. He hopes to become a ly Boyv for Uncle Sam. HELEN M AE BILODEAU Skowhegan sent its most loyal rooter to Rapst in the person of Helen Bilodeau. Helen can be found in the afternoon with her three little ones following them to Frankls for an ice cream. Frantic about basketball, she is always willing to lend her glasses to the referees. We hear Wotton al- most accepted. Helen yearns for the day when she will possess a pink convertible. PHILIP RAYMOND BISHOP Professor The Professor is the Candy Kidv of Bapst. As a Freshman he charmed the lads with his bulging pockets. As he advanced to higher classes he charmed the girls also, but not with candy. The Prof. is a smooth eager beaver who has ,a dimpled smile and a well rehearsed line of gab. The Bishop is popular and progressive. He is planning to sail the seas with Uncle Sam.

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MARY THERESA AKIN Another daily traveler from Old Town, Maryls talent lies in her ability to sing and to play the piano. Navy nursing will find its way into Mary,s life soon. A faithful usher at all games and one of the twins, in Reunion, Mary spent a busy year. She is active in all organizations and inter- ested in all sports, especially in the forward position on our team. WATIE JOHN AKIN Weekie', Watie has such a wide variety of talent that we hesitate to say which is uppermost. If we were to list them alphabetically, wine testing would come last. Fishing and hunting come naturally to Watie, but Chemistry does not. He has a very likable dis- position and held off many a blast by his charming smile. He plans to attend the U. of M. J , fl M ..1j,,?1 CLAIRE El LEEN AUCOIN And still our wonder grew That one small head could carry all it knewf, The scholastic pride of john Bapst says her enjoyment lies not in home- work. We wonder! Her four years at Newbury's may lead to greater things. Roller skating, bowling, and basketball are just some of Claire,s activities. The slogan, Join the Navy and see the worldv has a special at- traction for Claire.

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EUGENE PETER BOSSE Petci' Pete is the quiet type who makes his presence felt through his intelligence and good character. He has carved for himself a permanent niche in the academic honor roll of Iohn Rapst, and is the ranking member of the Sacred Heart League. Pete also is rated as one of the best public speakers in his class. He hopes to continue his schooling and become a teacher. MARTIN ELLIS BLACK i'BIackieU A satisfactory student, a genial conn- panion, and a pleasing appearance are all an everyday part of this smiling Senior. Blackie's fine taste for clothes has ranked him as one of the best dressed in school. His presence as the manager of the basketball squad lifted the team morale to soaring heights. Blackie is off to learn the art of operating a crane. CARROLL ALBERT BROCHU Kutchic Kutchie has the poise and bearing of a hotel manager who is trying to house the entire Democratic Party. As a matter of fact, Kutchie hopes to be just that-a hotel managerg but he isnit interested in 'housing Demo- crats. Kutchie's a Maine man, and what a man! Four years on the honor roll and all that time as slick as a button. fha F Y X4 fk LKQJ kf x t.,-'? 'ffl' -I