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

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BEST LOOKING Charming Marie Gosselin shows handsome Al LeClair the art keeping a straight windsor. Al equested ten lessons in order to de- elop the proper technique. It was ust a case of enjoying Marie's com- any. MOS T POLI TE Unassummg, quiet Carroll Bassett, as from Princeton, unhesi- assists Bapst's courteous Pelletier with her coat. BEST STUDENTS Co-editor Mike Samway and Pat Michaud, Bradley's gift to Bapst, take time out to look over the honor noll plaque. Will their names be in- scribed thereon in '55? Senior stu- dents have voted in the affirmative. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Busy Stan Shannon, who looks the part of the well dressed executive, dictates to our capable and efficient Deanna Hazelton. Stan enjoyed this role so well that he wanted a few repeat performances with Deanna as his secretary. MOST HUMORO US Carefree Frank O'To0le, and Helen King, who continues a family tradi- tion of fun and humor, are caught by Stevens Studio as they improvise a bobcat bit. SENIUH BEST DRESSED John Jordan, our well known en- tertainer and debater, ties his shoe lace while Judy Higgins, our expert in fashions, looks on.