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

Page 21 text:

.-w, f Q !tx v , 'ix N-r xv I ' 'Sf -Sl 4 L 'v -x ' Y L .J' 1-5 Af K7 'K ev if rj ,-ds! f ff I S1 if 1 f' v 1 D ' s , 4 X 'J- X Q Q' ji is Q JOHN WllJl,lAM DUDDY Dull This rotund, jovial gentleman hails from St. Maryis Parish. A great little football player in his own right. john held down the center spot with his skill and line backing. Besides all his extra curricular activities, he has found plenty of time for studies, as he has been on the honor roll all through high school. john is bound for pre-dental studies at the U. of M. Good luck, john. VVILLIAM DONALD DUDDY Fat Boy Big Bill has distinguished himself by his rough manner and easy Ways. He will certainly be the last person to leave the building in case of a Fire and the last to complain when his scholastic course in done. Bill played three years of football and gave great promise, but was forced to give up sports in his Hual year. He plans to become a soldier boy. ROSEMARY ANN FEBBIS BosaD, with the winning smile, and our class president, was voted the most popular girl in the Senior class. Remember our likes and dislikes, our joys and sorrows? Rosav will. Rose- mary almost died when boy cheer- leaders were invented. Her favorite subject is money, and counting it intrigues her. And, of course, her ambition-Good Luck! We know youill make it.

Page 20 text:

PATRICIA ELAINE CONNOR Pat is the collector of a certain kind of wood and a certain kind of boys. Remembered for her silent portrayal of the African dressed in a woolen blanket, Pat is always talking. This party goer enjoys the social whirl tremendously. Not only is she Wool- worth's prize saleslady, but the fun maker in 303 with the cutest giggle. VIRGINIA RUTH DANFORTH Virginia has been an outstanding suc- cess in her school life. Co-editor of the Bapstonian, officer in the League, class artist, fluent speaker-these are only a few of her accomplishments. Biology is her favorite debate subjectg six months was spent in arguing the lowest possible temperature for man. Bob', will miss his helper when Mercy classes begin in the fall. PHILIP SINGER DAY Bubbles Brewer's loss proved our gain. Philis pleasant personality and great com- petitive spirit made him very popular with the old timersn at Bapst. Elected president of his class, Mr, American plays all sports well, but is particularly adept at swishing the cords. He is also a great booster of all social events. An honor student, Phil expects .to attend Holy Cross next year. i 'i P M ' 1 l -.rs by C ,, E e I Q JN fisxii' 1 ZA 9 l A 5, ' WI ll WVVW Il Nm QW?-'4l 3

Page 22 text:

A Q , is .Q N . . A all L,xL iifl f V viii., f 1 2 IOHN LAWRENCE FLANAGAN Dann john is the most soft spoken and amiable of the Senior boys. We are hearty in our support of Iohn. We feel his kindness and steadiness will make him many friends and be great factors in his future success. john overcame a serious physical disability in his early years at Bapst to become a top student. John plans to follow his brother at the U. of M. JOHN FRANCIS GALLANT jake jake has carried on the great Gallant tradition at Bapst by reporting for every sport and contributing his talented bit to the grand sport fame of john Bapst. Jake has a staunch following among the members of 4C. Me and Popev is his favorite intro- duction to a wordy account of his most recent nocturnal adventure. He hopes to go down to the sea in shipsv. MARY THERESA CALLANT Our merrymaker, Theresa, is a friend to all, and has interests both on land and sea. This talented artist has a style all her own. If you hear a petite mamselle say, Who, me?,' youill know it is Theresa. Her one ambition is to own a new 1951 convertible fred to be exactj. i 5295- -.::... ,1- -ff? arf'- 3 ary 'T Q i ,EE-