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

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CHARLOTTE MCLEOD Charlotte is the most romantic- minded of any of the present gradu- ating class. She has good reasons for believing that she will some day marry a sailor because she has eyes of blue and nice teeth, too. Charlotte may become a foreign correspondent. She is well practiced in the art of correspondence and has loads of evidence to support her claim. MARY McMANUS Mary is our little, modest maiden. Though strictly an A student, she does not put all her energy on her books. Mary can't wait for the day when she gets her R. N. from Mer- cy Hospital. She can be seen on the candy counter at Grant's. Mary has been our librarian for the past two years. Because of what she has al- ready achieved, we predict that this girl will reach great heights. JANET MESSIER Janet is the smaller of the Mes- sier twins and much the more dy- namic. She has developed a fond interest in John Bapst activities. Her record of never having been absent or tardy during her four years gives promise of being one of her most useful references. She has been very helpful to Sister Mary Luke in the school office. Janet is a prominent member of the Bapstonian staff and is a very likable person. if K ,A 3vvP'e,ARx Lww- we vwgajq ,ans -xl! -4 '57 59 fxfx , V ' .4 I Qs X X 5 i 35-N QC l XC! , sv' 'X' WI , f ! bf 4- l l l RSX JI ggi , I I k X S M5 YJ' FW, C10 'X X ui fl' .'f l i 'Ali m- 'tw wi g +7 I t , V I' .alma . . N9 AP ' f no J F- S?-x-2 -

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P rf, ig ,f N, gi '3'RrfG ks- is C' ' X!! s-,JS rf ng . '- : 4:5 'xg ' KMMAA X i' i-rl MAA 'P Yr fyl wx A! ax- .Z eg! f e Qui X? si? SALLY MacDONALD Happy-go-lucky, carefree Sally comes all the way from South Brew- er. Noted for her travels, the most outstanding ones are those to Cas- tine. Sally has a magnetic eye for Navy blue. Her one ambition is to become an airline hostess. ARTHUR MARTIN A sincere and modest disposition, and a quiet ability to get things done have characterized Art dur- ing his four years at Bapst. Art's lessons get a good share of his time. Although he doesn't like to admit it, Art is one of the better Charles- ton dancers in the area. Everyone enjoys listening to his drawl when called upon in class to give an answer. Art', plans to further his studies at the U. of M., where we are sure he will be near the top in his class and a credit to John Bapst. RONALD MARTIN Every school day Ronnie could be found in the third row of Room 4C. One would have to look twice for him, as he is the least boisterous in class. We feel that his kindness and considerateness will be a great advantage when he heads into the business world. If Ronnie had charged for his transportation ser- vices, he would be able to retire at the close of his scholastic career. He hopes to sail through the wide blue yonder behind the controls of an F-80.

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KW 'U K3 N jx - f .liw by lr :-r Af- ' . 1. V UL Q ,- N in 1 :wwf iillffi . Wi Ji ,lxgg F ttyl V VW E7 xgfgl! Wing f'N N35- '5 MARY ANN MESSIER Mary Ann comes from Bradley along with her sister and the rest of the gang. Mary Ann is the Ques- tion BoX in all of her classes. A loyal rooter for Bapst, she can be seen ushering at all the games. Mary Ann's ambition is to become a cheerleader for the University of Maine. Good luck, Mary Ann! JAMES MOORE James came to us shortly after school opened in September. We know very little about J ames' early high school experience. He has al- most nothing to say about himself. His modesty, however, is a charm- ing asset, and one of several which add up to make him a very popular member of the Senior Class. Broth- er Alphonse is still glowing over the progress this lad made in Typing I. Good luck to you, James. MADELINE MORGAN Small in structure, but large in heart is Madeline. A great one for expressing her opinions. She was voted the best sales girl of the year. A lover of clothes, Madeline can always be seen with her nose in a fashion magazine. Although her interests lie in the Air Force, her ambition is to become an airline hostess.