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

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F , X if SHIRLEY DYER Shirley has the distinction of being the only senior girl who comes from Milo. She is so quiet during the schwool day that one hardly notices her presence, but after school one wouldn't know Q ELI Ngotl 1 her to be the same person. U ZABE N1-HUL DU u ew 615' 4H Club Secretary 15 Sodality 1. Beft TH FITZP CY of Gui gave to wolk 31 never fr ATRICK , - one ,ho new 'might ' any etg mia 15 '0YS- V' -H a 6, a bath Othe. ,Over h tiggsishcgcsegiogniaibie, tlxxssvekn- ea1?1yg1'Hcio6i12mZit swiisgfeln 2253 Scyqookaiuted ar? comes ies hue oil Iljieasurei Ignowihg eBwjnS - 24.fFab1e 2315696 .T igigh Six? geshe neve Sffoiief. fipst ghloulstgiy Wg1EHdS . rt. N moYTW ' 5. 2 2, 3 ?1f.V1 aVe ua tele? even' nag-,C lawnch Club , Chili 4, GIee,C2, 3' 4' F. Ino1e tifnxates ary? 3. Fic 2, cms sub 1 f2 gench CI b V10. txe 9 , Her ' 1 ,4. U M195 1, 4. f Lam, 3, 4. Riqhlly used by morials WHERE'S EVERYBODY GOING? Here at the entrance to the auditorium stand 11st row, l. to 1:5 Joan Jordan, Collette Davitt, and Ann Kelleher, 12nd row, 1. to 127 Jean Bille, Mike Welch, Gerry Thorne, and Jane Perry, 13rd row, l. to r., Tom Paschal, Jay Mc- Namara, Tom Day, and Joe Paradis. fi M. CATHERINE FLANIGAN Winning hearts is Katie's big challenge and she .meets it with complete success. She is an accom- plished pianist and plays all types of mu-sic. Best of luck to Katie, a loyal friend and classmate. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4.

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THOMAS DAY Tom came to us in his senior year from Calais High. An honor student, he has impressed all with his scholarship and friendliness. A talented musician, Tom is a member :of the Bangor Symphony Orchestra. He plans a career in law. Debating 4, Dirigo Boys' State Representative. RALPH DOYLE Orrington gave us this hurler, and his pitching records show that he is better than most. Ralph plans to be the hottest rookie since Babe Ruth. Mostly known for his singing ability, he is a T.V. star. Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. J. DAVID DEE Dave's friendly personality and happy smile have made him a friend to all. A dependable work- er, he is recorded among the Bapst honor students. His future-Maine Maritime Academy. Minstrel 1, 25 Dirigo Boys State ilgiegresentative 35 Class Officer 1, , . JAMES DOWD A forceful speaker and a strong threat in pitching, Jimmy has a wonderful sen-se of humor. His desk is 4 Als personal supply shop. Best of luck at college, Jim. Public Speaking 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. within the grasp of man . . WATCH THOSE CALORIES! Ann Phillips, Leslie Thibeau, Joanne Ryder, Sheila Graham, and about those extra calories. Jean Ford d0n't seem worried

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JEAN FORD As o.ur yearbook co-editor, Jeannie has proved herself a tire- less worker. With all her activities, she has found time to keep tickets selling at the Park Theater. One of our future nurses, she is as- sured of the success she deserves. x Sli, YNN F'e ch Cl b 2, 3, 4, L ti Cl b , RON HUGH FL Ted in dei 23 goiiality ul, 2, 3, 45 ierairbogk 'Person , ALD GEAGAN best Temi,gigEf40r,, in gut 45 Mercy Day 4. Kay pomzgfy plush In ,, - ' . , 'n. ', 1 . ?Yoi15MY. Qnmgurxniwfjfid ifpoi-ts, 12 able ,ggzeefallyakfj gon 3 . ye - s . s Oot . w n t C1 X353 lxtgahsahlgeckgitervg biiorget A?0siggi,1s tsam ajnffoggaptaiif 2221 o CMS 3 -H 2 , Otball H the b Fried e ielix togfbodi iXl1:xais.F00tb,QX 3, 4.1g0ofbSf'gs3aS Wfgfball aflijiibg b . H m0 1 X , 1 , , '- S ifeyvs klggoaxx 'Z-, 33 Mmstre Dancgsglgall 3, 4? icgasketbau 2 Officer 1, mmltteli' 4 ass OHlC0r 4 C 9' ' it brings happiness Io mankind . f , Q .ff3'f'... J. PATRICK GEARQN Red comes to us from North East Catholic High, Philadelphia. A hustler in football, he repre- sented Bapst in the I Speak for Democracy contest. Talented Pat plans a career in engineering. Football 45 Debating 4g Public Speaking 4, Yearbook 4. IT'S OVERDUE: Jean Ford checks out Bill Hansens book vshnle Marilyn Hartery, Jackie Libby, John Jordan, and Geily Martin lock on. x K.