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

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Z- 'N Q Y 4 J N -A '.-41--ll 41', x '9' ji? 6 ssklsw JN -fr 37,9 f NA 57 i Y . f N q. Q41 li ,o I x IAY FRED HAYES ..lay,, jay came to Bapst from Garland Street junior High with a reputation as a football player and lived up to expec- tations with his stalwart work in the line. VVitty and good natured, jay enlivened any bull session. Although noted for his humor, he had a serious side which manifested itself in the classroom, where History was his favorite subject. jay is headed for the U. of M. and will major in Busi- ness Administration. IOANNE TERESA HIGGINS joAnne is Frawleyis best soda jerk and Kenis faithful rooter during all the Bapst games. j0Anne will always be remembered for her wit and humor and the day she got caught Duck- ingv the 10:30 train. Her decided Rhode Island accent fascinates the underclassmen. She always rates an A when writing compositions on Bapst,s Basketball Guardsn. RICHARD IOSEPH HUGHES Richie, Although his size kept him from par- ticipating in any of the major sports, Richie took an active part in the intra- mural basketball league and in all social activities. He was a standout in this yearis minstrel, despite the time required by business activities- selling oil. After graduation Richie hopes to continue as chip off the old blocki' contractor.

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MARTHA ANNE GOULLA Martha enjoys the distinction of being a class officer for three years, switch- ing posts for personal satisfaction. Much of the credit for the success of our junior Prom goes to Martha. She is small, quiet, always seen with Ioan, and loves life in California. The roses on the altar during retreat were beautiful, Martha. WILLIAM RICHARD HANSCOM Bill', Gentleman Bill can be labelled Old Reliable or Substantial Bill . Dur- ing his four years at Bapst, Bill took part in a great many activities but was most prominent in basketball. He will have no difficulty in getting a recommendation from Brother Canice who thinks Bill most depend- able. Although he has put himself down for the infantry, we feel he has nobler aims. KENNETH IOSEPH HARVEY Sne11kie 6lK611,S pleasing smile and sparkling Wit Made him welcome wherever he wcntf' -Anonymous Sneakieis Cquarterback sneakiel de- ceptions reached their peak when he startled the opposition by hiding the ball in his mouth. Ken is a fancy dribblerg he can shoot and pass with the best of them. His weakness, if any, is Center Street or a certain soda fountain on Main Street. V3 :I X.,-J AE-G ' 'X I asm mmf U 'Q 'a J I Q5 riv ' ral if fab

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LUCIEN IOSEPH LAVOIE Nona, Nonev has helped blaze a trail from Bradley these past four years. His sparkling personality and general ainiability have won for him the title of Luscious Lucienv. None's only disappointment at Bapst was his in- ability to acquire skill in carpentry. If all his contacts come through, he will be the Hrst Bapst graduate to become a Game Warden. IANICE VIENIENE LEBLANC Ian possesses all of her bus passes. She saves them as a reminder of the 1456 times she rode to Bapst. Voted most up to date on religious matters, jan is known as the light tenderv for our History Play. She is the home type and loves to cook. Although she is forever trying recipes that are out of this world and professes cooking to be her ambition, a Marist Convent awaits her. DELCINA MAE LEVEILLE Mamselle sans voix, Del adores Italian spaghetti. She now has complete con- trol and knowledge of the stage lights, thanks to Rosa's coaching. As St. joseph at Christmas she really made a hit. Del thinks knitting is fun and is very deft at it. She plans to enter business school if it doesnit interfere with her continual vacationing. 11.95 0? ' J E9 X 2212 - V Kxdx 17 All Q -Q? it!- ff ll 'P'