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

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JAMES DELANEY Handsome Jim received recog- nition for outstanding basketball playing during his Senior year. It is generally believed that our team would have been in serious conten- tion had Jim been spared to us during the final games of the sea- son. He might well be called the hard luck guy of the class, since- besides his injury in basketball- a leg injury kept him out of foot- ball. Jim has a keen mind and a lot of ambition. He should go places when he breaks into the world of designing. GLADYS DIONNE Gladys lived a very subdued life during her first three years at Bapst but made up for it when she became a Senior. Her first big bid was made in the history play as Old Mother World. She came forth again with a brilliance when she was chosen as one of the HV6 candidates for the Snow Ball Queen. Gladys is very photogenic and dainty. When she graduates, the Old Town contin- gent will lose a glamorous support- er. JAMES DUFOUR Jim came to Bapst from Old Town four years ago and has grad- ually acquired a Bangor style. With- out saying much, Jim has gained great height in the way of good fellowship. We all envy his captivat- ing smile and swaggering manners. Although Jim plans to join the Air Force, we hope he manages to steer his ultimate course into politi- cal circles where he could become a great influence - and probably would, as he is absolutely irrepress- ible. ,X Y? fjliihl . h WA 1 F ' 1 Wx vWuil2QlE ,y X .IR l W K ix in? X S 1 - X' If wifi ivy ' if 9. 49- ' New li 1, Mg s. X F X ,. ,, 'S A .Q , I ri. ', , a X fl 5 - Q - W'

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DAVID FERRIS Dave is the tall, impressive and gracious lad one meets weaving in and out of classes. Perhaps more than any other student, Dave roves about from class to class, get- ting from each department any foundation material that he will find useful to become a top-flight accountant. He is a convincing de- bator, a clever writer and a keen diagnostician of mathematical prob- lems. Dave can't miss making good. He has just about every de- sirable quality one can find in a student. VALERIE GALLANT It has been a long time since the graduating class has been without a Gallant. Valerie is a worthy rep- resentative of the Gallant clan. She has a fortune in her lovely complexion and also a fortune in her Trading Post prospects. Valerie keeps her own counsel, so we hesi- tate to say just what her plans are. We hope Valerie lives up to her high ideals and becomes another John Bapst celebrity. JAMES GILLIS Jim is the most characteristic Bapst man participating in all sports. He is the soul of respecta- bility and integrity. Jim has giv- en his best to the cause and deserves to be numbered among the top men of Bapst. Although Jim has given loads of time to athletics and stud- ies, he has managed to hold down a very responsible job in local baker- ies. We feel his personality and willingness will see Jim through. Good luck, Jim, gl 9 K Rib, E? fi? x N h vxxx vii ' ' ' . va Wx f f , .lj sim? 0545 was Vx .fa so P I f ' it I , H f 5 1 N5 N f QQ X Q ' ff -155 J -fds- ' 5331233 52,46 J' ?4'!a'4b'Z'14 X -9 ' 'N'?ff3'5 .. ., A -.-1 'R 33 'M'uR rgs 1 X .4 fl '- 4 I X , w N-f if 'Q c .? ga ll it as N fail