John Bapst High School - Bapstonian Yearbook (Bangor, ME)
- Class of 1956
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I C shi, V 4 I .,i. -Y L 8 wwf G A , ,- tx? 1 f 3 . , Q 1 fa 4: :1 ,X wi , fig wh' .W 1V fi-a 9 The 1956 Senior Class of John Baps Bango S V Lk g 4. a 'Y 'SF n 'E 'T Hlgh SCIIOOI M -ff -nqzmll Ulrltos Its Record of the School Uoar CI' he John Bapst semors 56 proudlq dedtcate thelr BAPSTOHIAH to Brother .Alphonse cated efforts unheralded and known to but a few serve as an lnsplratlon to those who hue wlth h1m C.F.X., who has qiuen John Bapst Hiqh School six qears of devoted service. His dedig 1 Q 1 ln.. f 4575 gf 9 x in 'fl fl .UW g il' 1 - '- 3 599 f Luf- f K' Q as ix i i :J i Q in MONSIGNOR EDWARD VVARD This zealous servant of God has dedicated his entire life to the service of Christ. Always ready to counsel those in need, he gives unsparingly of his time and efforts for the improvement of his church and the spiritual welfare of his people. It is his fervent, prayerful wish that his consecrated work may lead those under his care to life everlasting. Theq Glorifq His Name MONSIGNOR THOMAS NELLIGAN W'ith kindness and generosity, Monsignor Nelligarx has performed his sacred duties like a true representative of Christ for more than sixty fruitful years. The spiritual betterment and growth of his parishioners has always been a goal near to his heart. Although not active at present, he inspires all who have Contact with him to labor unselhshly in the cause of Christ. HT rf MH Viv' 'X,f' f' ' f' PN f -, K We L ,, 'l , ' il f X e K 1 fsf.,-ff It iz ,l -,,.l ln Their Works . if 1 BROTHER AUBERTUS, C.F.X. As principal in the Boys' Department, Bro. Aubertus has unsparingly devoted his past six years in guiding and educating the students at Bapst. With untiring efforts, he has done his utmost to develop good Catholics and good citizens. We hope his sojourn here has been pleas- ant and that he will Find happiness in whatever God's future plans are for him. 7 - a-:-sf - W ' '-V if Y 1 :H 313' 1 1 ' - 1: -. ,gf-'- -J - -- - ---- - Y - emu ,VW A Q' X,-K: i ri-,- ,,, A ,Q Q :P fl? , K - . ' .?-+ : -.L 3 EFSX i ' - - -1--L -- . ' LX ex ' ' 'I e L R w ? D . . R riffs.-,ST . TE' . ,Z -' 7 ' 4 K in K Q fl- -,fl V gl-K W- lf-3 -1- - 'i ,, , s - ,, 4- -lg:-3 :fi -'lr iq .f-ff 1-if QW if, E.. , ,Q .li ieif--2x :- 9' cg 'fi 2 - 'Y lrifi' Y r . , ,D I - Z? 5, 3 f , Tb ly wig' 5 .41 1 2' ,,,Z Q-Y., a felligi Y TY ATR W T Z Ti -r 'rf' ith 3Eig: ,1-,ff-1 , . A - , Sgr.: l- -'21 V J. 1 Q I 6 ... 'il .2 X ! .ilu C X , D 3 1 ? v, i '?- g .Lfegif ff-e--P Y SISTER MARY LUKE Sister Mary Luke, our energetic principal of the Girls' Department, is always in readiness to direct and instruct us in spiritual and scholastic matters. Her sincere good will has ,made her well-liked by all the students. We, the class of '56 are deeply grateful for her efforts in pre- paring us for the future. is SEN WBC 696 M155 A g O www 3 065 Shogkxla uw , me- Y- C9935 Aigswgxw- 'THE Yxglon' XXI Goa BRO im Re ' tint 2 P55585 Engyxgxfe giiecxoh T aw, ww' MP1 NE' fyeixce' ax SC Gengf YAY' ' div 951 chews F . - ootsteps Q,eX1E-lov' Yhoxog- MR. MITCHELL Economic Geography, Health, World History, Coach of Varsity Sports- Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Sociology. SISTER MARY ESTELLE Religion, General Business, English, Algebra, Typing. BROTHER CANISIUS Religion, General Business, English, Algebra, Typing. Rellglno 1, MAR Y SISTER 1 B Englighj Aff! TA Sebra B lsiiigfon RIZTHER AN 7Ce, ' U y - DR Senlog 1212 ti1:!gebraE Cs ' Ge M 'lc- odera tai!! To a Higher Life . SISTER MARY THECLA BROTHER ALPHONSE Religion, English, Ancient History, Religion, Typing, Commercial Law, French Club, French. Bookkeeping, Athletic Director. . M1 66,181.0 SS CIPYCS 8: W I 'Usa Odd , ' der, D Histo ranliitlfk En . C Club ghsh, SISTER MARY MARK Religion, World History, American History, Economic Geography-Str dality. SISTER ILDEFONSA Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice. BROTHER VALERIAN Religion, Biology, Economics, Ameri- can History. BROTHER BENILDE Religion, Trigonometry, Geometry, Chemistry, Vocation Director, Dra- matics. BROTHER SHAWN Religion, Latin, English, JV Football, JV Basketball, Track. SISTER MARY IRENE Religion, Algebra, English. SISTER MARY HOSTIA Religion, English, Geometry, St. jol1n's Choir, Glee Club, Creative Writing. BROTHER RAMON Religion, English, French, Yearbook, Sociology, World History. Y ,ff V21 PQ L 6 5 K - V 5 J S 5 U 1 ,M 'X if CAg0LYN ABBOT Comrade Quret lovable Gaming aHer mos' O Cathl' and :lei vias workmg 3211 e e excmng 523321 Ambmous slgg at sunbmerme a nurse D0 a go to eco Mercy gffgel French Club 2 Lam cxglcl soaahwl 2 3 JEAN Anmuca Jeanme IS a loyal usher at all the Bapst games Voted the best athlete m the class Jean selects basketball as her favonte sport Her beautiful vorce adds much to the soprano sec txon of the Glee Club The U S Waves beckon her m june Glee Club I 2 3 4 Sodallty l 2 3 4 St MarysCho1rl 2 3 4 Usher 3 4' LAWRENCE ANDREWS Larry IS one of our commuters from Brewer He rs kept busy after school between Room 306 and H111 sxde Cleaners I Love Lucy IS h1s favorxte TV program Future plans mclude college and the rellglous l1fe Our very best wlshes go wxth you Larry Dance COInID1ltCC 2 3 Dramatlcs 2 Yearbook 4- CAROL ANDERsoN Voted the the Clas l'1'10Sf hlllngy-ous glrl S our mer k m ready fo SUPPIY us ma er ls alWaYS h 1 S Oeblziyoesvglaylng the liagdlghw if at Mercy HZ :Till A nursing Career lee Club P IS Carols ambxtlon Irv 1 2 3 3 Islam' Club 1 So 3 t J0l'ms Choir 1 6644 joHN D BAKER JR John holds the posltlon of 4-A class treasurer A popular student he plans to further h1s education at the Umversrty of Marne and to become an electrxcal engmeer We w1sh you all the luck ln the world John Dance Commxttee 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Yearbook 4 Class Ofllcer 4- . - j ' ' ' ' ' ' , . h . 1 h . G G r . . ' . - dal' ' - , 9 . , 2 4 1 1 , Q . x '. 5 l . , , , Y : A , 3 7 , , S - , , Q S , . was Q-2, ' E A I . , . , l . . . f, 3 - . . , 9 ' ' , 5 ' 1 I Q s S 3 , 1 J 1 ' AU CLARENCE BOUDRE dent Bud - tu , I-Y qumei-5 ne when lthough 4 Ve me Sm H k- Ak out, with 3' Song, Haw t brea s S his favorites the Hashxi he hear has one o 1 mt. N e Q C k ui the Bapst pxa i I mc S that Whateve 11 '50 faf are Suite may be he Z' e U Leagu Heart Sacred ELLEN BISHOP A sweet classmate who IS always ready to lend a helpmg hand Ellen favors the Ames Brothers and Doro thy Collins Presently she has an afternoon Job at the State Street Drug but next year the Telephone T 1-1oMAs BEAULIBU Tom . Came 15 of Blddeford. Enldia from sf- Francis Eetual smile and awed with a per- pgmorihe will soon b STI-rat sense of C with fqkei, on 6 ready to com D HS fo attend the green year the U f e 0 M Varsity B next League 4 askelball 4 Sacred Heart 7wd'f l'7Wd'f MARY BOUDREAU Although on the qulet slde Mary lS one of our most affable classmates Profrclent 1n Shorthand she should succeed as a secretary Even if Italian temng lt hasnt shown 1ts bad effects on th1s pet1te g1rl al1ty 1 2 4 St Jo ns o1r 1 2 4 Glee Clu Clusader Staff 3 Company w1ll keep Ellen busy Glee Club 2 Sodahtyl 2 5 4 Choir 1 2 3, 4- WILLIAM BOURBON From Orono comes the one and only B111 Bourbon outstandmg w1t in the class of 56 A keen competltor 1n sports he favors basketball and does h1s share of playmg 1n football Bourbon and V1ckery separated Bills future plans are the U S M C F otball 1 2 3 4 ayveel 2 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Dance Commlttee 2 va 1 ' Y 5 - ns 0 al ' - H th f 1' ' , ' f spaghetti, her favorite . dish, is fat- Faculty problem in 4A is keeping Sod' 5 . h' 0 ,,,2J' Ch ' , , 3, 5 b 15 ' i , s s h 5l'K1llllivl JOHN Bnocuu Not the first or last Brochu at Bapst Bro comes from St Teresas An honor student he has done h1s part to add prestlge to the Brochu name He favors the Ames Brothers College bound Brochu wlll make a worthwhlle record 1n h1s hlgher stud1es Dance Commlttee 1 2 3 4 League of the Sacred Heart, 1 2 Iii ,- If jll If , fl' I l ll! LAWRENCE BUTERA Larry, the class expert on Itahan spaghettl, plans to Jom the Navy after leavmg Bapst Although lackmg a love for textbooks he has managed to come through safely Hrs l1fe am bmon IS to w1n an expense free trrp to Italy Hope you make 1t, Larry Football 3 JEANNETTE CAMERON Gay httle Jeannette, who hkes Shorthand but not homework, plans to enter the busmess world Although she IS fun llvmg, she does have a serlous slde A tr1p to Scotland IS her most treasured dream Cholr 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 MARY JOAN CAMERON Some say Mary Joan xs one of our more quxet glrls but a look at the twmkle rn her eyes and we can see that she has the hlghest of sp1r1ts and best of humor Her mterest IS danc mg Any preference for a partner, Mary Jo? Sodahty 1, 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 ROSALIE CAMMACK Our carefree, l1ght hearted Rosalxe has spent her tume workmg at the Park Theatre Her collectxon of rec ords 1nd1cates her enjoyment of popu lar songs Some of her favorxtes m clude those of Nat Kmg Cole Thls summer she mtends to go to New York Cnty Cholr 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 - - - ' sodamy 1, 2, 3,315 st. John's ' . , , , 5 ' s a 1 ll I I 3, 4. ,I f . p .X V 1 1, 1 I I 1 J ' I , . WH' JANE CAss1DY Amxable Jame w1thout whom we could never get along enjoys go1ng to the basketball games where she adds much to the team s morale She welcomes a good joke w1th a merry grm and laughs hardest at George Gobel Soal1tyl2 3 4 Cho1r12 3 4 MARY SHIELA CLARK Nursmg has called Mary Shlela whose pleasmg personal1ty and fine character w1ll make her a success m any field She tells us her most exc1t mg experience was attendlng the Bowdoln homecommg What was the bug attraction Sh1ela7 Gee Club 1 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 French Club 2, 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Lsox ARD NELSOW CHADBOURN E All the way from Newburgh comes Len a loyal Bapstoman Spendlng most of h1S spare txme workxng at home he w1ll go a long way 1n Agrl culture H1s favorlte subject Phystcs and he doesnt care too much for Hlstory He IS a great outdoors man and a fine classmate League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 WILLIAM CHURCHILL B111 IS the second 1n the Churchlll famxly to graduate from Bapst A member of the USMC Reserves he IS lookmg forward to Pans Island Known for hrs dry humor he IS an encyclopedla of w1t What w1ll you do wlthout Vlctor B1ll7 ayvee Basketball 1 2 Football 2 3 Xarslty Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Varslty Show 3 ff 5,1211 Z V FRANCES CLEMEN1' Thxs tall slender young mlss came to us from Orono rn her semor year Her qu1ct unassummg manners have made her an asset to Room 307 Her ,f lexsure tune IS dlvxded between llsten mg to her favonte vocahst and TV programs Due to her late arrlval at Btpst Frances hasnt taken part ln many actrvmes Cho1r -l y Av 1 v SK A 57 ' l 3 ' 1 , . . 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C 2, , Am ci-: DANDANJEAU This pert, curly haired gal crosses the new bridge every day Al is loved throughout the class Her French Wlt 15 al ways an amusement to her friends Although an accom plishcd dancer she plans to be come a nurse Class Oflicerl 2 3 4 S0 dality 1 2 3 4 French Club '7 3 4 Usher 3 4 Crusader Staff 2 4 Yearbook 4 Q NANCY CUMMINGS Shy Nancy enjoys attending al Bapst sports events. Frequent seen with Joanne Quigg, Nan plans to attend Salve Regina Cf lege, and from there she looks ward to 11 career in teaching. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin I, Clee Club 1, Gym l, 2 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4. amlihe S4 Po LL? a . w 5 . d U- A I1 'mpfejyed an Th C173 I S171 d I. lassjombsgzlzlgng itz' Sa 5561? W1-I b Co She - ' 8 C doe our hlpa ls A HSI S W She vny Of lisuall 1231913 omefs 611 duff: OWS 1, Carly fou Jag?-lu at So en: W 6' r afld 'iff In Ck? Q d-31 110 ea! 1 Q tl, C1113' 4:12 2 3k 0'vs.PO f if CW? b 1. F6114-11' 041' Q1 fffeiy lllb 2ee30lub I , J. Lau , fl MARY DAVIS cheer whoever may be blue, Ma Always ready with a smile l possesses the friendship of all classmates. An outstanding s dent, she never lets her mirth terfere with her concentration the books. Best of luck at the of M., Mary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 French C 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Crumi 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Crea 9 I l Writing 4. RONALD COLMAN A good student, Ronnie also excels in debating, and heis been very active in dramatics. He has hopes for an engineering deg ee. His favorite song is, Hslaugliter on Tenth Avenue, and his hobby is stamp collecting. Good luck, Ronnie. Track 3, 4, Debating 4, Min- THE K' RESA C . waysliiihearzed OADON Ther dy w' ' delve S . Csa , 1:11 Hdab sligsal Worliggil mall helplinglila But nlllndec-1'dgd'4Ud COE ETSI-C12 sul-Ileyever 35 to wegef I S S Gly g She high O 3 4f?da1jry IO with hgoes, S 2, ' Glee i 2 3 er- uCceSs strel 23 Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4. Cy 35 Inf Club!! 2 4 Cho' Judy Raya!! Q. .ff in Q V1 I Hb 4- rf3'f7ura1 ' 2f 3, 4.11. I, I Dlflg-0 I, 2 G1r1sy SJ' lj!-argla' I ta te 3. UC 'fi CAROL CONEY The leader of the pair is im petuous and attractive Carol who divides her time between her blue Dodge and ohnny As we gaze into our crystal ball, we see college ahead for Carol and her twin Sodality 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Usher 3 4 Latin Club 1 Dramatic Club 4 PRISCILLA CONEY Tall and trim, Cil could hold r own in any beauty contest. ith her quiet smile and gentle anner she has captivated all our arts. Generosity and thought- lness have 'made her a classroom 'm. She hopes someday to be- irne an elementary school acher. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Latin Club 1, ramatic Club 4. , Ps N COW AN Swami 'N . A09 He! QV 5 Q ' v Muff-C meme nt afvi Y Oxsedv HXOST. he S5656 aktxxgfb than 1 ail r -' rx hoveskoiobeconxean Ywwasith K Q0 QD aY at signed 't mp? and a Highia A SL it 33 the Ytishier-X fl, '53 Cho Glee Cm NORMAN DUKEN Norman, a quiet student, will prob- ably go on to Business College. What- ever his decision may be, we know he will do well. Norm has a great talent in drawing, especially cartoons. He also has all the qualities of the ideal gentleman. ' League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 1, Dance Com- mittee 2. WILLIAM GAGNON MICHAEL Fonn Industrious Mike really adds something worthwhile to the atmosphere in 4-C. It's his smile along with his eagemess to do his work well. Mike is interested in accounting, but he has not yet made his college choice. Minstrel 1, 2, Freshman Recep- tion 2 5 Dramatics 2, Publicity 2. One of 4C's class wits, Bill is a lover of the outdoor life. His fantastic fish stories have been heard practically everywhere in Bangor and Brewer. And we might add that here's one nimrod who has won a host of friends with his beaming smile. Sacred Heart League l, 2, 3, 4 g Decoration Committee 3, 4. Louis Gzoizoir. Louie, the class expert on foreign affairs, is one of our loyal Crusaders. Active in football and track for the past four years, he looks forward to college. With his background, he should do well as a government con- sultant in foreign affairs. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Min- strel l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 2. willeam EDWARD Gznow Voted the most talented boy in the senior class, Ed knows far more than most people in the Queen City when it's a question of TV or radio. Em- ployed by the Radio Supply Company of Bangor, he's very much interested in communications. Best of luck to you at Northeastern. League of the Sacred Heart l, 2, 3, 4. inaufz. JOSEPH DAY joe is one of the most popular stu- dents in 4C. He is a lover of foot- ball, and has certainly contributed his efforts to the Bapst squad. His plans for the future include the Marines. Bon voyage, Joe. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee 25 Class Oiiicer 2, Track 2. JOAN Doucm An unseliish, vivacious senior, joan has a wonderful personality. She dis- likes American History and Monday morning. Her easy going manner has won her many friends. Our best wishes to our future receptionists. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, St. John's Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Cornniittee 4, Mercy Day Play 4. MARY KATHERINE DOUGHERTY Mary Kay comes to us from St. DOROTHY DUDDY Since painting and boys are Dotty's hobbies she can usually be found at the U. of M. in case of emergency. She is friendly, humorous, and artisti- cally inclined. Biology and her freshman sister seesm unbearable to her. Light hearted Dotty's motto is I'll do it tomorrow. Sodality 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Crusader Staff 4. Nov.. Mary's Parish. She showed her loyal- ty to Bapst by attending all games, at home and away. Her quietness in school doesn't betray her enthusiasm for outside activities. She hopes to have a classroom of her own some day. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Crusader 4. 1 FRANCES DUNNING Ambitious and popular Frances is always there with the right answer. The business world beckons to her and she is determined to accept. Al- ways at social functions, she helps with the planning of many. Girls' Nation 3, Dirigo Girls, State 3, Representative 4, St. Mary's Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 4, Cru- sader Staff 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. W114 LIAM G C RAY, Jfearssiilffcer for fou JR. tion of all 18 has won rtgonsecutive glass and at-Bfapsf by he admira- elected wlumglles is eaflle been activas .best stus to obljg faling, Hoiom dramatigt: he has' .Y desewes F student and de- Llllgncularl llle title Mlllhe real. g....::ge gm... 2 3 ' Oysy Stlflt 1 Debatin 1 4-I Dta e 3i Yearbioig 45 Dirjgo ' I ,,A I Z Hr-Y-K age GY- ow . Q Cheede-qxxaYlY , Ywelleshas won Ovf oi on Gfacla charm' Qne 6 Years, wmsome got the 6 . ici lhgewith beg as boun Gractak Sta kxeafzem 251: H555 YCZgu'GguS21deamaixcS am we 5, Q 4. DY . M. '25 r 5 MW ol Gbegrleilgelis Marie 43 Soda s , ' Zxftirench G u 25, '51 4' ROBERTA GUTHERIE Bobby can be seen charming the customers at Grant's every weekend. A commuter from South Brewer, she has proved to be both a loyal sup- porter and able worker at Bapst. This girl's unaffected simplicity will be a valuable asset to her in her chosen career. G.A.A. 1, 2, Oflicer 2g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Crusader Staff 4. in YVO N NE GUAY A b - . gary, quaint and loyal I pst Subjectsy gglsflays intuture secre tpeeves ' ere la Crest in her lifei I .The I1-reg She ha all sadgiee Cjuiinlgh Croslsftible singei book fllstiaff 35 Chciidilig' 1, 2. C i 1 , 3, 4.'Y ru' I Car- 4 6MCe4 PHY- Roe-E-Y-T HAR ungest Vey Bob is we link 3 Doggie though doesni xaS5callYqua- Al emi, he xi Soho aw U' xx ouf .onaxw Wes in Kring iootbato xilepu 'clinic 'nlllu x o 09 e tx . - ' 1 al o VM uvmes XaxxS to g S 3,0 - 3 r - P . , b Cutmtlieizarxvg- Hi englfeiiiebare omit A A be 3' 4, ' T 3,Ck 3 itollegenfgzic Cyn? Si, 3, 4, f Dia tbal . E00 3 4, U45 Class 082665 4i League l' , i ii OPKIN 5 CHARLENF- H . is Qharlene 10 sen 7 How- our gal' nts. one of aschaevous moms indicates m - d ng - has her ademlc stan 1 i respgnsi , hef ac ning 0 b l, ali? knows the mizlovs George Gsottile Zuma Charlene 12 llankie Lane, and d faves about- e will Soon an 'ness execuilvx nt secretal'Y- busi an excel e amurais . Charlenel 2 3 43 lflif Ch0lf 9 7 a AN VERNON xoknl te from fl esa - I , the sole Cer of hunting elflles rdenf, lov d to 3. rora, is an H lookS forwar earS u hing- He ' in me li 1 and is idoor llfe d a n1CliC het' gf 1 tf21V ould if every ngellst he Surely W 0 dh 3 3 Aurora an d Heart have plenty- 3 43 Save Q lu czmaaefzacql . .. CEN Ac . EVIEVE Fyed Comms r KEDDER Us and 0 th Is I most blond 6-Kem' 6 I 6- - 0 UI' pl algnt 11311. Il Clas JANICE KARN ES Small in stature but big in heart, .Ian's remarkable sincerity and little girl charm may account for her many friends. She adds her own bit to the music world, singing at St. john's Church. An X-ray Technician is her dream for the future. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 43 French Club 2g Dramatic Club 4. QV ayw. ed ed ff , S, bl Chill OUP right fhlgnembcr, Gmgervugh EM- ' Gfn neWIyf thespl' An am IS . - - , - a In h -GH hgerf Ormed H presid a- ep as part . D ed Glee Hursing glllgn he tlme fiilnatic 2, 3, 4.01115 I Cheer. ' a he fob at ' Dram C21 3 . ad Star atlc Q1Llf,4Fre,,Ch C1 I Hb 8 pi EI' Juni. Colne ANN . K fn Znnfl H W1 EENAN w.?:isz. Sho' yea, is-addition I 1 e 1 o lopc tgfeigiumgisawsn gfejfcolnplgzsgt 'Sr I C . U f' 9 e's she tg St. Elilnd 1aug1:ge'1d1111eSs'hf'f1rt W111 Stu iibethy CI' Her maglee Clugy nursing next Year follow boolgczzclub 4.3jSrS0dH2igy 3 where i each C1 ' 4' D lib 4.' Fa- ' Year. W 144 Marv' She - . 503. - 1 sme m . r s , from 'foo resentanve at G1 ,casing standing . H - bn ggi aff: l be a'Ph9'Ogr2p Eddie Fishef' - :xale entertainer IE. St. MRYYCS Chiu Intramurals 1,1-tl 1. 2. 3- 41 G ee 0 3 4- S0da1?1. State 3. 1: 2.23, -lg Girs MARY KELLY ' le UHSS t Q lui is our Pleasqnwqg GH out- TCP ir P nd ls Ox -'On 15 MARY KENNEY Usually as busy as a bee, lVIary's pet peeve is Not enough tizmef' De- spite that activities have kept her busy, she managed to come out on top as best student. Mary will supply a cheerful note at Carney. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Crusader 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Year- book 4. DAVID KMH From - Dave Ki:gln1oEngStree.t Brewer, comes tra-curricula, ,fgetic in an his tional Work I activities, he did ex' Qger. Our ,fgayirsity bqsketballegssi m any popul ls aff will Stand h. Of his ea amy C011test as lgh Da Serness .tg help Oth 3 result f1Ce Commit! ers. Heart League 1, 2ee 2, '3, 45 Sacred 1 3, 4, Yearbook .!. Jlaufut J Y . - I Jeanie f04N LA 1:-LAMME Bern LARGAMXX activities Cass i ' Iiendl. says . e to C ' A S w 1 lest th nm , 61220112fifisifsszzvfngmiflfzf of ,:::g?'2?i:Wv22CffP. Workj Sod - of th e hon Come od t, she e N16 3 Writing! Mjlgiffflivhe 52512551 C122 Wy 5:5321 soclilxghgul amiga tranig In her I. 1 play emo, time to pam io, her 'uingn for Y - - . ' Cl Wx laiis Glee utufe, an Imp Y Cfeatlv ratlug mes an He! P Sodar Club 1 Quant 6 Bavf-'L ga 5 WCW' Club 'lf 3 4.1ty 1 2 ' 2: 3 4. part Ort Omer king- .frehdl 4. ' 1 Crea? 1 3, 4.' 1 O1-HC P refteall 2 -5, 4, -Grugadef 'VC w'mi2,gFfnch gui- 4g lu'Q,,daxxwvnfgtxc cub 4 . ra 2: 3 4,0 MARY LEBLANC K' the ins of In .x If Xou hgaxg isgrilh .from theol?iE,s Mood xbugoom, lo0k in arldsgated at Asseinlllgely find our tiara: the keV' m0S , Hef talen friends no. any the P13 won her m looks to d rerS, future- l ails szcigiaflal Held 'ior2l:lil5, 43 Mln' board have although She I G m 1 C.h01I' Y i ' strel 3- J PRISCILLA L1-:PAGE Priscilla likes French but she's not too fond of Biology. One of the smaller representatives of the class, she never wavers in her loyalty to Bapst, Priscilla has been an indis- pensable member of the C.Y.O. bas- ketball team. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir lg French Club 45 Dramatic Club 4. hm JAMES LIGHT Jimi the Way fr m on Om H1 class. Isicgfc tg? most chegrlijili hails BY the Seaqnued dramatic fan? IPS Sr. Marys cggea skit perfomlede in In football e Party Jim In tion and baseballgb ,exceus Venfes thflhiwiflist Nafionalit mi' 2 Football 1 511135 In his Senior pre' ' Baseball 2. ' Dance Commlgz UONEL biAa11NM dawaska, 3. iw' F- SOMA MAR ' inalw iiicigher Sotlir en' P nendly S A CEAU Oflg moved xo tw thegea men, asilied Uponofga can alwa Yrenchlgo and Slggvs been 9531? that , . :he fsefxihsf- ff?,f::,:UfY3n?i5e- ziiiii at Bassas mail bgigrli Shopf git fan of 'ihgngziusiasik in sclxfat spengshgzgs to b13'u3?ng, k Um - E Pl - ' - h vltitary, Gzlir in New-Qizfiz Z0 spengwgn H310 m -gofzxxgil Siqe oi 5,633 Yeagaogxe Y, Sonja' OUP regard' as 3 se on me 0 Commxliee . LeagUF ey 43 1 Gym 1 S fo Br C' Dance als 112' 4- Wnsl' 2 ' 21 Bask Dad' xnifamur X 2, 3: ' etball 2, GA 43 red Heart4 a ' ' -A. Sac ffycef ' Glass O XXZXW 77 ' ff JEAN MCDONALD Jean's Irish wit has brightened her classroom and Sister Mary Luke's ofiice for the past four years. Both serious and happy-go-lucky, she divides her talents between the State Street Drug and ushering at the Bapst games. Husson and a secre- tarial career are her present plans. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Crusader Staff 3, Minstrel 3. MARY ELLEN MCCLAY An exceedingly accomplished danc- er, Mary Ellen could very easily make the June Taylor Dancers. She has freely given her time to be on 'most entertainment committees for the past four years. Her sparkling smile brightens every class. As a dancing teacher, she'll be a great suc- cess. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT MCNALLLY M W- I If you're looking for the best Hud- 1 son driver in the city, meet Bob. He G 'H X doesn't break any speed laws, but he 'E 2 definitely gets places on time. A 7 l Johnny Ray fan, Bob would like to spend a vacation in Hawaii. Want to X A 1' I join him? I Stamp Club lg Publicity 1, 2, ntraimurals 2. , f NZ ROBERT MCHUGH If you want any information about Michaud, see Bob, and if you're in- terested in chasing away the blues, have him tell a few jokes. Navy bound Bob has two favorites-Perry Como and Rosemary Clooney. Football 2, 3, 4, Sacred Heart League 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. WMJGW WH' JOAN MCNALLY Most polite of the seniors, Joan has never been known to refuse a re- quest. Her spirit added muc'h to the pep of our cheering squad. ,Ioan's warm smile and cooperative attitude will be an asset to any hospital. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. RODN EY MICHAUD Portage gave us Rod, and we're not sorry. However, when you put that Rod with McHugh and Thorne, youlre bound to have some excite- ment. Graduation Ends our sole rep- resentative from Portage Navy bound. Best of luck, mon ami, from the class of ,56. Hope you get the cruise to Hawaii. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Sacred Heart League l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MEADE Bill elected as most polite of the senior class, certainly lives up to his title. A member of the 4C class, he is a friendly classmate and a good student. His future plans are turned toward college. Our best wishes go with you, Bill. Minstrel 2, 3, Class Oihcer 3, Dance Committee 3, League of The Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MERRILL Hcrm, elected co-captain of the '55 football season, did an outstanding job on the gridiron. Although a little on the shy side, he has won a host of friends during his four years at Bapst. He plans to attend Maine Maritime Academy. See you on that Carribean cruise, Herm. Intramurals 2, Football l, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3, Minstrel 2, Dance Committee l. eau-fzfei uulffz mamenlfa ROBERT MILLET1' Chosen the best looking senior boy, Bob belongs to that popular delega- tion from St. Teresa's. Selected as class officer every year, he has en- joyed that prestige which comes to all with an easy going, obliging disposi- tion. Whatever his plans are, welre sure he'll reach his goal. Basketball 1, 2, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4. JANE MONTGOMERY From Holyoke Street, Brewer, comes Janie, who has never been known to let homework interfere with fun. Her plans for the summer are to return as a waitress to Lookout Point. Then, come fall, it will be Gorham State Teachers College. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 1. 4048 -'ur 7 BRIAN MURRAY Swish Murray loves sports, and will long be remembered for his gentlemanly ways. Basketball captain and guard. he has always given his best to Bapst. The class of '56 points to him as a superior athlete and a superior student. Best wishes in your coaching career. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL PARADIS LLEWELLYN MORNEAULT Morno is quiet, but donlt let any- one tell you that he hasn't a sense of humor. With his TV loyalty divided between Ed Fisher and Theresa Brewer, he knows what he wants and doesn't want in entertainment. If you want information on Channel 5 or Channel 2, see Morno. Minstrel 1, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4. - ,fr V .,,g-i- ,' QJQGPR LM ' -Rv U- 1 :ff '- ' 2 is if 1? ' :S Q 'AWA Livewire Mickey Paradis had his first fright in high school in the room opposite 210. Remember Mickey? His baritone voice is the boast of Old Town. Mickey dances well, and the girls say he has a million dollar smile. He likes Frankie Lane, and favors anyone with a French name. Minstrel 1, 4, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4. ' MADELYN PERRY Madelyn sees no fun in homework and rarely worries about scholastic problems. Voted the most loyal in the class, Madelyn captained the cheerleaders with a spirit matched by no one. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Glee Club 3, Dramatic Club 4. BETTE ANN PERRY Liz, ready to smile at the drop of a pin, is a great lift to our spirits. Her dazzling smile is adding just the right touch at the I. G. A. Economy. We don't know what she does in her spare time, but we understand it isnlt homework. Glee Club 15 Class Officer 2, Choir 3, 4. JUDITH POOLER Loyal, energetic, Judy maneuvers that black Cadillac convertible through rotary traflic with the great- est of ease. In her spare time, she keeps the mailman busy delivering letters to her many friends. Mt. St. Mercy is her college choice. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, Cheerleading 25 Dramatic Club 4, Usher 4. 3x X X 'U at 'meal' JOANNE Quioo Joanne says things would be per- fect if Bapst had elevators. A good student and 2. capable worker, she does her part for F. W. Woolworth Co. Her most thrilling episode was a visit to West Point. I wonder why? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1. FRANCIS RIST ROBERT RUSSELL A native of Old Town, Bob can be found with the O. T. clique during practically all his free time. Picked as our most industrious senior, he has done an outstanding job as layout editor of the Bapstonian. Painstaking in all his work, he should do well as a C.P.A. Freshman Reception Committee 25 Dramatics 2, Dirigo Boys, State 35 Yearbook 45 Vice President 4. Elected best dressed senior in ,5.6, Skip certainly knows what to wear, and how to wear it. Blessed with an easy going disposition, he would do well as an ambassador of good will in far distant lands. However, before traveling, our genial Skip would like to attend B. C. Sacred Heart League 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 25 Dance Committee 2 GLORIA Ru SSELL One of our daily commuters from Old Town, Gloria has her own ideas on many subjects. She finds history class lacks appeal and interest. How- ever, Jackie Gleason's show measures up to her standards, and she enjoys him to the utmost extent. Gym l, 2, Glee Club 3. i BEVERLY RU s sam. With an eye to the future, Bev in- tends to become a dancing teacher. Perhaps that is why she spends all her spare time at Polly Thoamas'. A serious student, yet the first to smile at a joke, she enjoys traveling with Skip. sodalify 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Dramatics 4. banana - 7 E' HONORA SAMWAY 4 ff! Honora, always friendly, is a re- id ' -3'-SE liable person to have around. A sports 5 enthusiast, she enjoys basketball most. 'A if ' Her plans for the future include at- ffQ '? tending St. Joseph's College and be- EDWARD Sco'r'r Voted the most humorous in the class of 356, Scotty deserves an A in the entertainment field. A tenor of rare quality, he charms the girls with a voice that few can resist. We don't know what Scotty plans for his future, but he surely has our best wishes. Jayvee Basketball 1, 2 , Varsity Football 2, 3, Intramurals 1. LEROY SMITH Photogenic Bud Smith is the iirst to reach the cafeteria during lunch period, and the last to leave. Voted most likely to succeed, he should live up to such a prediction. Leader of our Bradley delegation, Bud doesn't participate in school sports, but Bapst teams have always found him an ardent fan. Dance Committee 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Sacred Heart League 1, 2, 3, 4. coming an elementary school teacher. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, French Club 2, 3, Cru- sader Staff 2, 4, Dramatics 4, Year- book 4. fzaaeiwufillei Cecxus SPENCER Although CeCe is a serious- minded student and quiet in school, her inseparable companions tell us that she is always ready for fun and excitement outside. One of our loyal Bapst fans, CeCe will be hard to replace. Glee Club 1, French Club 2, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. THoMAs ST. Louis Chosen as our most loyal student, Tom should be a good public rela- tions man. He's always willing to oblige, and no request goes un- answered despite the inconvenience caused. Bapst joins Old Town in be- ing proud of Tom. Wish we had more like him. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Yearbook 4, Decorating Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4. mam mana JAMES TAYLOR If you're looking for Jim after 1 :30 on 9, school day, he'll be at the Co- lumbia Market where he has been employed for the past three years. A genial senior, he is interested in fur- thering his education in the electrical field. Watch out for the live wires, Jim. Sacred Heart League 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2. EARLENE STOCKWELL Skippy, our amateur artist is al- ways on hand when needed. A lively Cheerleader for three years, she leads a busy life at Bapst. It seems that the Telephone Company will soon have another able worker. 'Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, St. Maryls Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Decorating Committee 3, 45 Dra- matics 4, Yearbook 4. ,,,..- .1- Z ,E ln Z 7 'si TIMOTHY SUL1.1vAN Sully, one of our better students, wants to attend college, but has not decided into what field he will enter. He likes hunting and fishing, and can be found tinkering with his jalopy during his spare time. Football 2, Dramatics 2, League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH THIBAULT An active member of the Maine Air National Guard, Joe is interested in an Air Force career. During his summer leisure, he is found in his home town of Bradley busy at work in one of the local dairies. Bon voyage, Joe. Sacred Heart League l, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, Dance Committee 2, 33 Yearbook 4. 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' bgllzx Kal , .X ,' 'mx mf . X10 a iv ll 5, X. Z . , a iv ol' :gli ll 43 Q '-' LG' . .gh nn ,,'4, - Ca ' tj'Xe,g'3sln -' W 'O ml x - ' we e -des l X. u .Cx ' C e'2,'5'3 1 ' , S . THD MA An S VA Tom 0412611 1 ILLANC fave . lists dad fro OUR7- Imosznif ,subjegfmegafhe c.-,noe Jouis amful ' and Law City Camp!! Or R One. IfEHg1ish 33 his' A D sf yo , Us-3611 y as Sa O Well t'00r P0 80110 ' cred H whereveg he,s see To ol ear! Leageh? gogslad WZ. 2, 3, 4. 0! fl EI LE OR V ne eanol' EROW '11 ith a It X hd 1,9 Cr llness C3 0 f fnbe every fe 3 W r of 0 I-311 S SCOO I C .-,.-ff--'-'fe Q S ID f C T P of X -if GHS Us keg 1, be U wdlnwca mu MARY HILDA Vrcxlzns Thxs popular H C and U of M fan IS the last of the Vlckers glrls Followmg her s1sters footsteps ln achxevmg an lmpresslve scholastic record she has also found time to play an expert game of golf Hilda plans to go to Trmlty Co1rl2 3 4 GleeClub12 3 4 Officer 4 French Club 2 3 4 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Class Oflicer 2 3 Yearbook 4 1 Cr er HI X if uf? On' er fond Fesenc theless e if W lc es Q f SOJSZIY wha the 'fiifjf wlllrc in JOHN W HITTY A football man all the way John l1sts h1s first football vxctory as hrs most excmng experxence He phns to follow the sports Held and become a coach Whlt would luke a free trxp to Florlda and we know he will make xt League of the Sacred Heart l 2 3 4 XZTSIIY Football 2 3 4 Class YI 3 Pulls mt 4 Glee Club I o as fe rf 'Qxipw 11 E In sf 1 4 if nw 4 l JOHN VICKERY If Bourbon IS mvolved m some escapade most hkely Vlctor IS h1s partner Talented V has enjoyed lxfe at Bapst and he surely has made school lnfe pleasant for others Whlle he hasnt shattered any school rec ords heres the lad that should go places VHTSIIY Football 2 4 Mmstrel 3 Sacred Heart League 1 2 3 4 . 1 3 ' L 1 Y 4 K 7 f F it E AN 41' 1! f ' fl' 11 X I I 1 In at - ut 1. I ' e ff . ,f A I F k, U b1 I, ffl.-f g, if t y u I . . ,ff a , X I h , . p f , M. D Sr ff ,f 4 hi ,, f fftz, STG , 2, 9 0 I ! , . ' F ' . , 5 - -- - - 5 1- p .SEQ -- I .t.. ff , , 3 A ' , K . -all 1 3 , , ,- Aijgjg 2 ,4 31 t t , . 4 X , ' ' I ' , . ' . . . . . 9 . .. . . ,n .. ' U J. . , , g . Q . . . I ' , 7 h x 2 s l 1 1 ' 0 . ' . 1 3 l Q s a S T 3 S ' 1 s x l a l e 3 9 ' ' CAROL HAS THE ANSWERS . . . Anyway Johnny Vickery seems to think so, Tilphef iIME FOR DI this donfn Sister Ma SMISS-AL b f happen t ry Hosliaas ut brjef oo frequent! English Pause for th Y but th Cgass- Inter ?PhOt0g We e girls Welc rupUO11S Gmc them. af ood to get TIME OUT FOR COFFEE? NO, bxgfitggriyseglxrhlf Andrew. abr lass C0 eak in the semor phYS1CS C if: xi? har '15 1 K 5 gf 1 E M G f A , zrzyfz- i LTU 1:1 .5 'Q- 7 X 2 T H E C L I M B T O P R O G R E S S K7 'K' 1 Q , Z, IV-JJYQJQ N., x., -2 f ki! 'elflji J I mil' H W c 'gi FRESHMAN CLASSICAL First row, l. to r.: O'Connor. M. Millet, B. L. McNamara. C. Rittal. T. Kelleher. C. Kee- nan, D. Sewall, Shaboskie, M. Richards, Milan, S. Farnum, S. McManus. Second row: R. Pellitier, E. McNally, M. Smith, M. Harkins, J. Beaulieu, M. Sheenan. S Kelleher, M. Driscoll. Third row: S. Pooler, P. Meade, E. Pooler, G. Kavanagh, M, LeBlanc, M. Cameron. S. Dostie F. Soucie. Fourth row: N. Smith, B. Philips. P, MCLeod. P. Coughlin. D. Pellitier. M. Travis. E. Cib- bons. Absent when picture was taken, FRESHMAN CLASSICAL First row. l. to r.: M. Meagher. A. Fournier. F. Patch. Flanagan. M. Martin. J O'Connor. T. MacDonald. R. Henry. P. Gillis, R. Verow. Second row: F. Murray, J. LuBlanr, T. Flanagan, D. Trcmble, McGuire. S. Dowd E. Darling, Sullivan, Fourth row: D. Kiah, M. Healy, Conley, R. Crocker. M. Mosbarker. J. Samways J. Kenney. 1.1 wr! y ef legit ii as N 'wr' Q5 'S Z .ol 7 Yr NL 4 I' f' ? . ...J .wif-if ' iv 3 FRESHMAN COMMERCIAL GIRLS First row, l. to r.: B. Dupray, A. Eslin, M. Kelly, E. Hamel, H. Corbett, A. Thibault, M. L Eldridge, H. Goggins, M. Umel. Second row: A. Kelly, B. Godfrey, A. Dunphey, G. Farrar, R. Rist, H. Sproul, D. Hamel. S. Thibodeau. Third row: P. Blake, C, Hopkins, Golden. Shanley, Kelleher, B. Dusto, K. Coffey. D. Lcen. Fourth row: V. Sfott, T. LaForge, M. L. Parady, E. Pinettc, Duddy, C. Burke, L. Taylor. Absent is J. Dostie. FRESHMAN COMMERCIAL BOYS First row. l. to r.: J. Martin, V. Smith, N. MacPherson, G. Umel, R. Inman, J. Brocliu. J. King. Second row: S. Curry. VVhitty, D. Parent, E, Kelleher, Johnson, R. Michaud J. Corey. Third row: L. Michaud, D. Prientz, M. Duren, P. Gallant, Curtis, R. Theriault. Fourth row: R. Ruthers, Hayden, Shanley, A. Akins, Brooks. l Cnl,Q 0 2' 'srl HELP M . E, BR Charlie Han an3THERJ is th request Som Walter e Plea gf H I e extra work in Zienacsh they Fur THE BEST IN THE SCHOOL is the cry of our charming Brewer girls as they wave to friends on the other side of the river WP' HI BOYS' Cl to r J Jane Cassidy oanne Quigg Ann F' ' . . . 1 J 7 Ann Trainer, Sally Davis and Carol Anderson wave a greeting to the Bapst boys marching up Broadway at 8 some Tuesday morning. Nque T10 HONPFJWORK 'YON1GHTv MT e Share xs, but ihese Oki TOQN fy- dont seem mo Wonka. H gxds HK SYYOYJYXE-X 'Hhs ks Bobbie Gmhetkds preXimXnao1 so a Koke which Surly Yoder exqoyed very much. .sh 10054, wi VQYWPS BUSVSYJREKS. schers Y. Ykxeue and 5 XWLQQY- SO ggkx tx i sxxik QL me Xv S. Wood me L E A R N I N G D E V E L O P S 1,7553 - Z . 111 fa Q05 ll Z r- Z MXH ., 14 x . I IL f V' n ' ' N9 0 31 SOPHOMORE CLASSICAL First row, 1. to r.: J., Ambrose, D. Day, J. Largay, S. Fitzpatrick, R. Nelligan, Jane McDon- ough, A. Shannon, A. Ouellette, B. LePage. Second row: M. Trainer, N. Tremble, M. Curran, J. Viola, N. Washburn, P. Baker, S. Ander- son, C. Shannon. Third row: I. Provast, M. Golden, J. Bourbon, M. Latno, J. Sullivan, J. Hughes, J. Wood. Fourth row: J. Boom, S. Perry, S. Frost, J. McVay, J. Phillips, Y. Pinette. SOPHOMORE CLASSICAL First row: P. Welch, R. Cronin, L. Verow, T. Flanigan, E. Drew, M. Ashmore, L. LaChance Second row: R. Cormier, D. Perkins, B. Bromby, R. Sewall, G. Shorette, G. Pooler, J. Kelley Third row: J. Hansen, H. Savoy, W. Robinson, T. Toole, T. Curran, I. Blaisdell, J. Gaherty R. Smith, F. Burke, S. Perry, M. Baker. 1-nunn SOPHOMORE COMMERCIAL First row, 1. to r.: F. Baron, G. Murch, S. Beauline, E. Dean, C. Reed, M. Cronin, F. Crow- ley, N. Black. Second row: R. Guay, E. Stanhope, C. Clish, N. Grant, C. Politz, S. Bryce, C. Kelly, J. Pie. Third row: A. DeRoche, S. Ouellette, J. Dougherty, L. Littlefield, E. Landry, P. Godfrey, K. Gagnon, M. Latno. Fourth row: P. Rudnicki, M. Chambers, J. Boudreau, B. Condon, P. Brooks, I. Averill, M. Moody. Fifth row: A. Kirk, D. Smith, C. Campbell, M. St. John, D. Moore, S. Leavitt, N. Currier, M. Dumond. SOPHOMORE COMMERCIAL First row, l. to r.: King, J. McManus, D. Bushey, J. Viricel, E. Stockwell, H. McBride, M. Second row: M. Shannon, H. Constantine, E. Pooler, E. Pashcal, N. Cyr, R. Tesseo, C. Libby. Third row: T. Willett, R. Rooney, M. Crawford, C. Cameron, E. Mishou. Paschal, R. Petrie. X E5 . LES ,QC A1553 535- FYLA .3 UnkO?S Y func? Thc ,hx 5 2 t LL tai gghivhxsh ggi fl Q ' iangrc uwflys ef :aSY' an NMJGPM INTERESTING SUBJECTPPP Not the fifth cha r photographer raking the picture. In ' baffle. p er in the World History bo k any event, the IA boys are h 0 , but the appy, and that's half the W PPINESS IN OUR WORK IS the motto of the XC oys of Brother Camsms Enghsh dass th entxre school ay The same happy go hxcky spmt xs chalactermstxc of XC throughout e STUD t e UHY IT CL O vroscoplh lflsfiidny MIKE 2C Sopgga:-vns'Br0the V Put I' at :asa Xgxaex Pxgkigxofxtu ZVYACXOYHXQD. XO whims a Qfobxem m eu-L9 3 fOr ale ' 21 dftajjg-EIL as Micha I eP0rr, e looks t Pgodfew ks Bfocnegs Yvrothef hmush JUNIOR CLASSICAL First row, l. to r.: R. Shorette, J. McNamara, M. LaFlamme, M. Bishop, D. Murray, M. E Short, D. Ashmore, J. McHale. Second row: E. Nelligan, D. Wickett, S. Spellman, G. Arsenault, J. Sullivan, M. E. McNally B. Patch. Third row: B. Jamieson, R. Rennebu, S. Mason, A. Currier, J. Hogan, P. Swalina, F Richardson. JUNIOR CLASSICAL First row, l. to r.: W. Largay, P. Perry, G. Beaulieu, C. Hart, M. Soucy, M. Abbott. Second row: R. McGeechen, A. Pelletier, M. McCluskey, W. Hall, J. Whittemore, R Vreeland. Third row: W. Connors, T. Tilley, M. Harkins, G. Dandaneau, A. Pyzynski, M. Kelleher. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL GIRLS First row, l. to r.: N. Comer, J. Ward, N. Blake, L. Bradbury, J. Mundy, J. Brochu, H. Kelly, T. Ouellette. Second row: P. Golden, M. E. Gallant, J. Smith, B. Damien, A. VVentworth, M. Gross, T. Theriault. Third row: J. Cammack, J. Orriss, B. L. Hayes, N. Hamilton, A. LeGasse, S. Shannon. Fourth row: J. Martin. S. Brooks, Y. Girouard, J. Sproul, P. McQuillan. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL BOYS First row, I. to r.: V. Arsenault, R. Martin, C. Broad, R. Bryce, R. Martin, J. Vaillancourt. Second row: R. Gifford, D. Colman, P. Flanagan, E. Buck, A. Walsh, W. McNally, Black Third row: Petrie, R. Curran, R. Savoy, M. Shaw, E. Gallant, D. Gaudet. 'Y , OM 5195 u x Oc? Yxbi , . Y .vi kiwi x BANG! X. 0 CX JP! YL . 0 X450 N95 H'HAT'S SO FLNXY? I d U11 tbl' faves of rl blv. C - mfr know, but it c':1usr's Ihr' smilvs , . lo rl RI. E, Afclllny. C. S1Il'l11'l'I'4, C. Trvm- . Abbott. and j. Nlontgomcry. bOdY at tldent ll qddfessins 'hc S l . 1 1 LINC . with Com ball rf-lm .56 f0Ol . 'G rhc ,- DLCIN IIN FRC a DCP rally' ml 'N' x ' fki U C w'T.':.3 NJ- -x..-SWR-? E 2 H03 X ,X 1 45,5 l - C X12 1 I ,. ,wr 1 J' S -..V ,--- 45 f ' as 'S fwww. X Alf' li' ' 1 .mfr A , Ei.E , N, J ' . .. I S .1 ' BILLY BOURBON RICHARD MERRILL LOUIS GEORGE First row fl. to r.J R. Michaud, R. Vreeland, G. Shoretre, W. Connors, R. McHugh, E. Gal- lant, M. Harkins, J. Vickery, R. Harper, R. Curran, T. Willett. Second row: Brother Christian. Coach John Mitchell, J. Whittemore, J. Black, G. Hart, E. Blaisdell, M. Muldoon, M. McGluskey, co-captains J. Whitty and R. Merrill, E. Paschal, T. Toole, J. Hayden, R. Smith, J. Kelly, L. George, T. Mahaney, assistant coach. ROBERT HARPER ROBERT MCHUGH JOHN WHITTY P 3? ! cxclalms B111 Bourbon as hc IS hit by a attack of Brewer players. i Xu! ww HO ai XNG s 9 'YO Pixavd new MAN ROY Nfe H P330 tunngns YW' dui- THE EXTRA YARDQCOUNTS! Rod- ncy Michaud grinds out yardage against Old Town. at N W1 M 42 PLOT YBSS If LERT AND nun-- -Q.. me Brew' yu!! E' P If Vickery. er Img. aschal breaks SOMEBODY STOP HIM is the cry of these four Bapst players closing in on their opponent. I in- ' Q, 'E fx , ,O 4? I A ITlS WORKIYC' And we ire roud boasts Mr l 1. ' . p Hale, Mc- Namara, B. Patch. D. W'ic'kett as they finish an experiment in Sister Christine Maries eheunistry class. Ull it 'Q WATCH THIS TUBE for distilled water says Bro. Benilde to T. Beaulieu, M. Abbott, G. Beaulieu, C. Hart. .g.,,,! V 52. , 193 53? ' Q 2 v- 2 -Y, ,....4' WILL IT WORK? We hope so, says the 3A chemistry class as Bro. Benilde pours the solution into the test tube to see if a precipitate will form. Y Q, e QQ X in B U RN THAT CANDI E 3 A d 7 s n the 53- 54 season with it PAY HERE requests Cathy Tremble as Georgia Russell HOLD THAT POSE! asks Mr. Monahan as he Beth Largay, and Yvonne Guay wait in line fo pay class Prepares to take Leroy Smitws dass picture' dues. EAGER BEAVER U. to rj R. Merrill, J. Brochu, and Chadbourne decide to use a few spare moments wiseiy. eniof 6985 oi. out Z new Y as Q16 greg MiiiCita ME MAY' 11 COHCY to WBLCO and ' . C. COTXCY twins, heshman' L. fb fpvy-fn,-,S IVVQNDER HJJWWE ffx- I5 DSSJEQERZSK5 Mix i.. 4.4 lf llll llhm 'N f - R Q Q ... V .f 5 s.-4- h , -5 3- l,,-I' l .5 --T... T1 ..... SMALL 'FRIE S B. Harper while Scfflbiigjsg. V. Smith and R In 111, R. Verrow Chat wflsin sirgjiilblsg Murray, B 0 yu ng dig l v W if 0 , gov i0f suv! gxfxa 49 cn CIO . OUY S . fihct Oi CQOYdcY the Ye Oufiv Y ugof- V X 'fhlqis N'L,kXX4xYXC' PposCC X-' as V hkegdcv . 'X 1 , -XL GL on ku g' i YOOHX xy 505966 Q3 L' Yydg NO COMIC BOOKS HERE . . . 1:30 some Thursday afternoon and we find our industrious freshmen investigating the John Bapst Library. VVE'RE HUNGRY is the C ' of these sophomore girls headed by Judy Blomb. fy Hope you observe your diet, girls! ii NN ..-'-'T' QM 4, Showbbzjgl Queen Phila K 'Q' ,N . QQ 3 S9 ,giiut -. 4--X.. if + X w x M N A A ,Q gg ,Q -...:... iffy., H. A .l 34 'fn ,3- x.Em.,. ' , ,W ' + 5 1 . M-S 'x . Q1 SOME ENCHANTED EVE- NING . . . climaxed the Christ- mas vacation with dancing to Nat Diamondls orchestra. IT'S 10:30 . . . and the photographer had no trouble getting this quartet to smile fleft to rightj J. Quigg, N. Cummings, D. Campbell, and A. Perry. Q? ffl fi' S 1 d no a WOW' GA1 , And WC-rcfloolihiiixrfofljlig ful af: gan is:H'lRM ' I 1 4 , . YQ. YOU - C: Hxggxll- xl- in if Q L 4- rpw U A - Yll,.nniSA4. I NQLTXQN, Suindme Q.lRndl.,5i.1xTRwmltl 3, Mum? Kiah-I an kim!ffur's111l1l.rI1'gIH .md rhvir SL?SS :V.Il1r- Snow igxiillwxxxg ll- MC'NlklT1llY3y ' Campbell.. DHHV- fi. Nffclilgkal-X Jn' U- -'lrsl-lliilhlappy rin Hi m 5- Mlirirlyt II? and Rl CMH? JUST BEFORE THE LAST WALTZ . . , And fl. to r,j T. Sullivan, Wood, D. Lane, L. Bulcra, R. Guthrie and R. Millext prove willing subjects for the man who keeps an photo record of all Bapst events. E- ,pu-.. INTRODUCING Sister Mary Thefln, Fri-nvh Club Advisor, with officers. fl. to r.j Mary Davis, prcsiclcnt: Gravia Hurkins. sccrvtnry: Barbara Patvh, treasurcrg and jean McHalc-, vice-president. 72'- he en: club undvr Sistc-r Mziry Thcrlzfs rzipnblc clircvtion strivvs to clvvt-lop among its mcrnbttrs an appreciation for French and an understand- ing of French culture. CATCHING UP on the latest news from Paris are Rose Liarie Short-ttc. Judy Sulli- van, Mary Ellen McNally and Beth Largay. F ws Ss S. .xg X , 'fix Q-, - X Li 1 .f:. . 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' Who .155 Just n nswered th e T: S64 qUC5tiOn -if 5 -Q: Dlckens Chmstmas Carol Ronald Coleman Genevleve Keddens Mark Soucy Ann Keenan Walter Hall Joan McNally Ronald Savoy Alan Pelletler Jane McDonough Thomas St Lou1s Judy Pooler Mlchael Mosbacher Joan Ward Mary Mlllett Nancy Comer Scrooge Splut of Chrlstmas Marleys Ghost Ghost of Chnstlmas Present Ghost of Chrxstmas Past Mrs Cratchxt Bob Cratchlt Young Scrooge Young G1rl Scrooge s Nephew Master Peter Cratchlt Collector Cratchlt s Chlld Cratchlt s Chlld T1ny Tlm WELL DONE IS the verdlct of the audlence and our cast deiimtely dxd exceptlonally well ln thelr presentatlon of Dlckens Chrxstmas Carol ' 1 O sepia S ' 7 ................. ' ........................ . . S Edith Pinette ....................... Ghost of Future ....................... ' , A I I . . , . ' ' ' ' s u ' . . I n THE UNPLEASANT MOMENTS of the Cratchit fa1m1ly.fl. to rj J. Pooler, R. Savoy, J. McNally, M. M111e'tt, J. Ward as they sorrowfully watch Tiny Tim KN. Comerj die. A N tcssssif we NSY TL- X 3. X K I I X Kar- , 'l Sifxi1eQ'ii.gf 1023555 42:5 Ig-Lrff xyffifv VV Lllgjfx NTS. Av! 1 f X x sow- Wiediwf EAN ifffzf 522613 2 N 7 lrx W' 1 Us , Z4 Mya? 5 3 , 'Nm V us ,A if Iliff' 4, r J fllt 49- X I Y L X I Nw X-X1 QQ I 9 , ,f 5 'rf coffee is Milf . X X T W . l V l x P ' Mem T TAKE ME AWAY begs Scrooge CR. Colemanj to the Ghost of Christmas Present QA. Keenanj. With Miss Landers, Brother Shawn, and Brother Benilde as co- directors, dnamatic activity came to life once again at Bapst . . . Tryouts, rehearsals, the tireless work of a faithful backstage crew, endless ejorts for perfection and authenticity on the stage-all these activities preceded Broadway's first major venture, Dickens' Christ- mas Carolf' A success on the basis of audience reaction, and a worthwhile presentation in the op.inion of qualified critics, Christmas Carol proved an enriching experience for the entire cast . . . Out- standing art work in providing scenery for the play was done by Edmund Paschal . . . While each member of the cast gave a flawless performance, Ronald Coleman did exceptionally well in the dijicult role of Scrooge The dramatic reading of Miss Kedderis between the vuarious episodes of the play accomplished the desired objective-a sense of continuity and oneness . . . When the final curtain was drawn, the cast had every reason to feel that drama on Broadway had passed its first test with high honors, and that further progress would be made. STARTLED is Scrooge CR. Cole manj at the unexpected visit of the Ghost of Christmas Past CW. Hallj Drama on SPEAK UP! says Scrooge QR. Colemanj to a charitable collector QM. Mossbacherl. ffl413'lA?sN rf 4,,',T I f-f'7 XL-ll 45 'j!q kqqktyblv- E ,.f K L, I 'X5K N, siiiittll X fff'AL1tfYEY :fe J 4 TAXXV ,mgreipi feggii? life Qs? hf'fvQf5, 14112 if 'Mu sz 5111 lyfbg 6' gdb YQ Mr Jxlljbj rl Alffl 3-lxl4ffQ xgwfftsi 19'C1 Ziffrbli fl X 'IMT ffw2?5-L ss fmt X ' M r sign ' BRIEF ROMANTIC MOMENTS! Jane McDonough reluctantly breaks her engagement to young Scrooge CA. Pelletierj as the Ghost of Christmas Past QW. Hallj looks on. Broadwaq... my The year 1956 wlasn't more than a few days old when Miss Lan- ders, Brother Shawn, and Brother Benilde turned their attention to the possibility of doing a one-act play at Bapst. Eventually, the cast was informed that Thornton Wilder's Our Town, a play ojering an intimate view of life in a small American town, had been selected . . . Willie Gray, who has a prominent role in the play, aids greatly in unfolding the interesting story of life in a small town. David Kiah and joan Ward provide the romantic element, while Mary Kenny does .an excellent job in her role al a mother. Playing the part' of husband and wife-and doing it well-are Mark Soucy and jean McHale, While the date for this second major Broadway appearance is some four weeks away, there is very little danger of its not being an outstanding performance . . . As this section of the yearbook goes to press, the co-editors report that Our Town as interpreted by Bapst will be seen in the State One-Act Play Contest. Thus ends the first chapter of drama on Broadway-a new chapter in Bapst biography-made possible by the talent, cooperation, .and enthusiasm of the cast, directors, land backstage crew. WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD wonders Scrooge CR. Colemanj as the Ghost of Christmas Future CE. Pinettej foretells the hard ymrs to come. NO YOU CAN'T replies miser Scrooge to Bob Cratchit who has requested to have Christmas day off. Scrooge learns his lesson well . . WOE IS ME moans Scrooge to the Ghost of the Future QE. Pinnettej, MERRY CHRISTMAS is Tiny Tim's greeting to one and all, Around the table clockwise, are M. Millett, R. Savoy, N. Comer, R. Coleman, NIC- Nally, J. Pooler, Ward. LET'S PLAY THE CHORUS AGAIN . . . ra-marks pianist Judy Mc- Namara to Cleft to rightl B. Damian, and C. Politz. aussi ATTRACTIVE TRIO B. LePage, J. LaFlamme. and M. La- Flarnmc, all Glee Club soloists, interrupt a practice session to advertise Ipana. . . . Qleft to rightb BRADLEY SEXTET . . . get together for their version of K'My Friend. Seated at the piano is M. Latno. Standing Qleft to rightl are R. Shorette, E. Landry, M. Latno, I. Provost, and A. Thibeault. . if rp . Q ,f , X N KE. . , 1 8' K ,F 'X 2, ig' X ., , ,Q QS 'Ti xm-'Sal Q - in NX. 5' 23? .:, N' 123' Q .4 . gf an MQ M GATHER AROUND to enjoy an afternoon of musnc Wlth fl t rj joan McNally secretary S1ster Mary Host1a d1rector Mary Hllda V1ckers uce presldent Honora Samway treasurer and Joan LaFlamme presx dent of the Glee Club IF YOU COULD ONLY HEAR you d really enjoy the Sluppy Stockwell Gmgcr Keddens Annemane Kxah Mary Kenney Joan Ward Jamce Karnes Jean Aldrlch Roberta Guthrle and Barbara. Dam1en PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT fl to rj Jane McDonough Ga1l Arsenault Nancy Comer Annemarle Klah and Mary Ellen Sheehan read over the notes before Glee Club practice . . I O I , 5- - . S , s , ' - ws : 3 2 ' Y 1 ' 1 I strains of Gounod's Ave Mari-a as rendered by fl. to r.J 5 ' D ' 7 7 - D ' J I , . , . , ' l V l ' A , , Y FIVE ME THAT OLD SOFT SHOE IS the audxence s plea as Mary Ellen Sheehan gxves her rendntlon of The Sunny Slde of the Street IOYE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING crofms our amateur Eddle Flsher John Kelly I ' ' LC ' H 'W I E S 2 , Q . . A D . , There must be an end io life on Broadway . LIBERACE HERE??? Not today. Seated at piano fl. to r.l are Bill Bourbon and E. Stockwell. Standing Cl. to r.j are W. Churchill, N. Cum- mings, J. Light, M. Cameron, L. George, and M. Boudreau. DIET WORRIES . . . And girls can find plenty of them when they're near the candy counter in the school cafeteria, Candy pnrzxclers fl. to r.l nrt' R. Pierre. F. cIlf'Il1f'lll. :Incl P, Le-Pagan Ct-niail figure looking on is Mr. Gite. who has been running the Cafeteria for years. SUPERIOR QUALITY . . . That's the caption favored by Larry Thorne. who has just finished Heartacl1t-sfi Looking on ll. to r.l are Taylor, L. Morneault, T. St. Louis. and ll. Cronin. Compliments of Our Lady of Cyood Counsel Sodalily WHAT NO BUSINESS? ask Judy Viola Christina Shannon and Soni-a. Marceau. Ujhis night will long be with us . . HE CAN TURN THE TIDE sings petite Barbara LePage to a. receptive audience. QPENING NIGHT! and St. john's coffee party is being broadcast over station W. J. B. H. S. SHAKE, RATTLE, AND ROLL!! and that's just what Charlie and Mary Cameron are doing in St. John's Coffee Party. MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE? asks Ernie Blais- dell, and Leslie Verow smilingly obliges. BEST L has OOKING . . . Attractiv a brief elzat with who seems to be delighted rl: e Cath gentle enjo Brew ' e stud 1 Andersen and ozzous . - - Cam 1gI1?9Se?n1rzIglfIz:Iri'me out to proversthilghiglidenqs are not without theff' 'Deny Toaen ' Plly: True Wisdom Comes 0 to laugh- philoso- ose Who know how X y Tre manly Bob Mille-rr, ying lnnzsellf This selection erites, and evoked the acclainy of ent b . . . E , inter Inatics ' jo BES f tech TSTLDENTS I. . . Discussing ag-esDea,- f nique in developing cbaraeter may be d. Ia Koi- some students h0W0VC'f for our best Ecu, e ' - '. , IhSuZZi3 u3gZ1eL1G1g2SlI3eD?raybIt tioesnqg present dents Flley have n ' Olmstent .honor sm' of CO0.Oeration. eve' fofgotten the importance MOST TA LENTED radio expert dra d Gerokg our TV and wprg a busy schedule to discuss with capable Ginger Kedderii who UP ,vs top rating in many fields Of 1f'a 1 'Yg- F Kscu YXMIK STYQ ww Y 5 C9 5585 me og xh X Loxfxs Geofge b can VW 5 dm C S sc o ek ww XO SCXXQQX. 1 me xy -xy! 1 , A , 1 K 'Q YWSSAX 3? row - - five Qmxowe lm f og, CYCYxc'5X .Revo 1 i-- 1 'K ixx it W X600 mmb yur 9051 G 'NJ oe YYOQC Leo xlvorx 553,12 ch oi 10 Qovarv- ' a .sk W BN Meade pohxeh' odd A YYE . .Yopuhr cNaXXr,' out oi a rv ds ever sknce Ns on her OST YOL . amKabXe joan M erx winning, irierx ersofrmkw has w M assists Yard. BN has be arrivaX here, and Soarfs 'Q marry ako. SUCCEED . . . BradXey's edkczd secreiarr work. MOST LXKELY 'YO Bud Srnkth gkves a poterxtiaX 'm Frances Dxxrmkrxg, a preview oi her future MOST LOYAL Madelyn Perry and Tom St Louis elected our most loyal students had time to pose for Stevens Studios Madelyn has done an excep tional job as captain of our cheerleaders, and Tom has always given his best in every Bapst activity if ws 251,565 'tg in wfpg N M MQW 25 W' BEST DRESSED This congenial trio Cl to rl Carol Coney Francis Rist and Priscilla Coney are definitely qualified to tell you what to wear and how to wear it. Chosen as our best dressed on the first ballot they really merit the distinction of being fashion plates for the Penobscot Valley. BEST ATHLETES . . . Bill Bourbon and jean Aldrich find a quiet nook in the library to check on baseball predictions in March issue of a sports magazine. X- Cllot a worm on our minds Bl io flllfow Q' glieanoi nl ' . ' la., Q . gency 3,1236 13,1 I th fs Jean e Mcbemplg Ohajdymegt ENCORE applaud Bette Ann Perry, Sonia. ae' 01 OUg,'5Y'WnCy,e XS C L35 A w oN THETXAOWZ ilvhfivcci' VSG Ofeen A lea Marciau, jane Cassid and Rosalie Commack as Ellen Bishop Y, demonstrates her version of novelty dance. IX '3 A R . 1 Ai. . 'tx A 0 'A' X. R. COLMAN, talented debater, stresses his point with gestures. AMERICAN LEGION winner Mark Soucy displays his coveted trophy to Brother Benilde, Debating moderator. STRATEGY BEFORE THE BATTLE . fl. to rj R. Harper, VV. Gray and R. Col man exchange some ideas on ways and means of defeating their next opponent E Resolved: That governmental subsidies be granted according to need to high school graduates who qualify for additional train- ing. Under the direction of Brother Benilde, who has been active in debating for the past two years, the Bapst debaters opened activi- ties in a pre-season tournament with Bangor, Waterville, and Old Town. Two months later in March, the P.V.C. debaters began. While the Bapst debaters-Robert Harper and Mark Souey for the negative, Robert Oolman and William Gray for the ajfirinatzie -did not win first place in conference com- petitzon, they proved themselves formidable opponents. fqncffagic... In the American Legion Contest, Mark Sofuey won the city and county champion- ships, and captured the American Legion trophy for the sehool. He ranked fourth on a statewide basis. Other participants in the Bapst debating program were Walter Hall, Alan Pelletier, Frank Patch, and M iehael M ossbaeher. While they ieere not members -of the varsity team, they shared in pre-seasonal and P.V.C. ac- tivities. Thrus, the debating experience of '56 will be to their advantage when they re- turn to represent Bapst in '57. I ye 5 Kg s. ,X t . -zsxsfsf Q 5 ai I W. GRAY, leading figure among the seniors, demonstrates debating poise. i i BEGINNER F. PATCH gets a. few lessons in research work from experienced R. Harper. HARMONY FROM PARKER ST .... Twins Silvia and Al- vina Ouellette entertain the audience with Sentimental Joumeyf' THE SWEET TONES of Jean Aldrich's voice burst forth with the strains of Suddenly There's a Valley, Cjirivolitq and fun . INTO THE CITY FOR THE MINSTREL . . . Come Terry Toole, Charlie Hart, and Bruce Bromby, farmers from West Overshoe. NO WE'RE NOT THE SISTERS . . . Look again and see the McNally sisters, Mary Betty, and Joan, singing Daddy-O AN OLD FAVORITE, Joan LaFla,mme gives her version of Moments to Rememberf' Jog f-5...f-J MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS sings Artie Walsh at St. Mary's minstrel. and DANCE WITH ME HENRY says Jean McHale to James Henry Sullivan. laughter . fy 0 PANEM CAELESTEM ACCIPIAM 0 . . . Senior girls approach the altar if rail to receive Holy Communion on the first day of Retreat. eg-r l DOMINE NON SUM DIGNUS Commumcants kneel 1n expectatlon as Father Gavm glves hxs blessmg POST COMMUNION Iames Kenney pours wmt mto the chalice. RETREAT MASTER AND ACOLYTES David Kiah and Robert Harper as they appear a few minutes before Mass time. PRAYERS BEFORE COMMUNION . . . Students revcrcntly kneel during those solemn moments before Holv Communion. 'G AFTER THE SACRIFICIAL BAN- QUET . . . L. Moro and Bob Mc- Allister proceed to their seats. FAITHFUL COMMUNI- CANTS waiting to receive our Blessed Lord. DOMINUS VOBISCUM . . . Students and acolytes hear these inspiring words just before the final blessing. MUST BE A FAST NUMBER! whenever you see M. Harkins and G. Dandancau sitting out a dance with their girls N. Smith and J. Orriss you can usually tell it's not a waltz. The charm of music and good companionship OUTSTANDING ALUMNIQS . . . Connor, graduate of Holy Cross, signs the guest book while his date T. Strubel looks on. Standing behind ticket seller Kelley is Brother Andrew, moderator of senior activities. HEY KIDS. NOT DANCING? Evidently not when the camera man is available. Standing in rear fl. to r.D G. Dandaneau, R. McNally. M. E. McNally, T. Tilley, R. Severance, J. Orriss. Seated fl. to r. T. Sullivan. W. Gagnon. A Washburn, J. Wood. Y THEIR FIRST BUNNY HOP These six freshmen l to r E Dar- . . . C . ,J . ling, M. E. Sheenan, J. Kenney, M. Harkins, J. Sullivan, and C. Hopkins all aglow in their Easter Fmery, look forward to a pleasant evening. provides an evening of enjoyment . BEFORE MIDNIGHT TOLLED the chaperones joined in the fun. Here they patiently wait for the next waltz. Facing each other are: Mr. and Mrs. J. Coney, Mr. and Mrs. G. McNally, Mr. and Mrs. T. Sullivan. Y sf' ff 1 f 1 3. A gf M. DAVIS active business manager for the girls' department. 3 CO-EDITORS M. KENNEY making a cc competitor's y CHECKING LAYOUT . . . Layout edi- tor, Bob Russell. calls on Honora Sam- way to evaluate the layout work done on the senior section. Enthusiastic Honora has nothing but praise for capable Bob. WHICH ONE? wonders K. Kiah Ccen- terl as fl. to rj R. Millett, M. H. Vickers and A. Dandaneau attentively look on. 'ii f W. Q M s 7, 71 , 5 P :fag Why E152 1 L x . I Y x ff' I I ' 2 p Q . 'Bi ' ,. . 9991 : Q. , ii g 'ww . I I nil , -r 5, X - . . AND Ramon in study of a MAKING COPY . . . Yvonne Guay and Sylvia Trainor spend a busy afternoon typing senior writeups. Yvonne checks on the original copy while Joe Thibeaulr makes a few suggestions. UP AND COMING underelassman E. Paschal lends a helping hand to our senior artists fl. to r.D A. Keenan, E. Stockwell, G. Harkins. - .1 L. MARTIN energetic and competent business manager for the boys' de- partment. JUNIOR TALENT at its best . . . Cseated l. to r.l are P. McQuillan, P. Golden, M. McNallyg lstandingj R. Mc- Geechan, T. Tilley, and D. Colman. Perseverance Poise and power Selected on a competitive basis, the twelve students who participated in Prize Speaking at Bapst deserve commendation for their outstanding performance. After some ive or six weeks of rigorous self-examination .in re- gard to the fine points of declamation-poise, interpreta- tion, and voice control-they found themselves well equipped for an experience they faced with varying de- grees of nervous anticipation. Guidance and encourage- ment in this task came from Brother Benilde, -and Brother Shawn, who directed the boysg and Sister M. Hostia, who directed the girls . . . At the close of Prize Speaking night, the first in over a decade at Bapst, each participant received a medal in recognition of proficiency in a forgotten art-the ability to interpret well the vigor. sorrow, and humor of mankind through the spoken word. -, 15 . .' f EBATIN EJ 57.554 fr'5 REALLY' r ' Nm4?NG! ' l w 1.1 it ,lv EXCELLENT INTERPRETATION was the verdict of those who heard fl. to r.l M. LaFlamme, J. Orriss, and B. Patchg fstandingj W. Hall, R. Savoy, and C. Hart. jj av- w-5 ,1,i,.,, br- 'V SMILES BEFORE THE GAME o J Brother Alphonse Coacln John Mxtchell Brother Chnstlan x OUT OF THE PARK goes the ball hlt by Tom Txlley J Hayden J CUIIIS L Moro L Thome J Kenney E Blalsdell D Gaudet T Curran B Promby C2nd rofwj Mgr T Samway E Gallant G Dandaneau R MacAll1ster R Harper R Vreeland T Tllley A Pelletler L Martm B Murray M McCluskey Coach J Mxtchell ,Liga l fl.t r. , f A , I ' Q R VARSITY SQUAD . . . First row, fl. to r.J Asst. Coach T. Mahaney, G. Pooler, Kelly, BP-PS7 CAPTAIN ROY VREELAND shortly after a con ference wlth ASS1Sf,8.Ht Coach Tom Mahaney 3, A NEWCOMER Freshman Jim Hayden gave us every reason for optlmlsm wxth hms skxll on the mound INTRODUCING Cl to rj R Harper, B Murray, L Thorne, and L Martln , e, Z V 'ff A,W f A if and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Albert Aldrxch Frednck Ambrose Armand Andrle Joseph Arsenault Loulse Beaulleu Adult Patrons Mr and Mrs Bernard L Harkms Gracla Harkxns Mrs Anna Hart and an all Thomas DRVIS J Mr and My-5 James Leeman Wllllam R Smlfh Mane Anne Beaulxeu Mr and Mrs Rxchard Bernardlm Mr and Mrs Phllhp Blshop Sgt Phrlhp Bxshop Mass Dorothy Burke M1ss Helen LOUISE Cahrll Velma Campbell Mr and Mrs John H Cassxdy Sr M1ss Nellle Clark Mr and Mrs james K Clark Mr and Mrs Harold Cluff Mxllard F Colin Mrs Anna F Coffyn Mr Leo T Condon Mr and Mrs W C Coney Mr and Mrs John Coney Raymondj Curran Mrs Leonard J Dandaneau M1ss Elarne Davxs Mr and Mrs Donald Delaney Frances Dougherty M James Dowd Mrs June Dunnmg Toddy Dunnmg W1ll1am Ferry Mr and Mrs Francls Fltzpatrxck Mr and Mrs Joseph Fxtzpatrlck Ann I' I' and and and an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Keenan and an and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Charles Hogan Moses ackson John Jameson John T Karnes ames Kavanagh Franc1s R Keenan Cornehus Kelleher Harry Kelly Maurxce Kelly ohn Kennedy Thomas Kenney D C Krah Mary A Mutty Sy and Nancy Nahra John Nelllgan Alan Ollove Morrls Ollove Mrs Franc1s Klah and Mrs Robert Krah Mrs Wllllam A Klah and Mrs Harry G Kmg Kay Koch and Mrs Joseph L'lFl21mlT1C can LaFl1mme Mrs Dorothy Lafontame Mrs r I' Y and Mrs Harold Orrxss Robert Perry and and and and and an and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs John Perry Carl Plummer Lee Polrtz Walter Polxtz ohn J ulrk Chester A Rmg Rlchard Rxst Rxchard Rxst r MISS Rosemary Rlst I' Mrs r and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs M Mrs John Rogan Robert H Russell John G Ryder ames J Samway John R Samways Ugene Sherhean I ron Shorette Leon Shorette ZITI Mr and Mrs Mlss jo Anna P I Luosey Mrs Norman Mrs Vlfglnla Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Carl E Lrbby Luosey M8CR1tChlC Marceau Edward Marsh George Marsank1s P Martm and and oan Ste Paul Ste and and an and Mrs Mrs Mrs Paul Spellman Arthur St Mane Mane Mar Mrs Mrs Mrs lk' rs 16 Earl H Stockwell Albert Tennett Louls Tesseo Alfred W T1lly Mary Cather1ne Flanxgan and Mrs Joseph Flannxgan and Mrs Eugene F Flynn and Mrs Dav1d Ford Mrs Kathleen French and Mrs Mark Gagon and Mrs Wnlham Gagon Mrs Alxce Gallagher l' and and and an an and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Jaxmes Gallagher Frank Gaudet Albert George Maroon George James Greer Clement Guay S Sgt and Mrs Wnllxam Mauzy Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald M1ss Eleanor McDonnell Mr and Mrs John McDonnell Mr and Mrs Carl McKus1ck Mary E McManus Mr and Mrs Harry McNally Joan McNally an Mrs Louxs Guay M1ss Ruth Ann Guay Wllham Guay Mr and Mrs Roland Guthrxe and an an and an and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs S N McNally John Owen Meade Joseph Meade Meagher Corngan Mlshou John N Montgomery Wllford Moors Edgar Morgan Mrs Francxs Murray Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray Thomas Tllly Ioseph Thxbault Leon T Thlbeau Mr and Mrs Hugh Tracy Mr and Mrs George Trask Mrs H Trernble Mr 'md lwlrs essxe Vaustm M1ss Allce Verow M1ss Anne Marne Vlckers M1ss Katherme Vxcl-:ers Dr and Mrs MartynA Vxckers John VICKCFY Mrs Hugh Wh1tty M1ss Mary Wh1tty MISS Teresa Wh1tty Mr and Mrs Roland Wrllett Mr and Mrs Joseph B Wood Mr Wnllxam Young Mr. . 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' ' ' Carolyn Abbott Jean Aldrich Judith Ambrose Carol Anderson Gail Arsenault Donna Ashmore Margaret Baker oyce Beaulieu Nancy Blake Paula Blake Mary Boudreau Heanne Bourbon Joyce Brochu eannette Cameron Joan Cameron Joyce Cammack Rosalie Cammack Jane Cassidy Mary S Clark Frances Clement Nancy Comer Barbara Condon Theresa Condon Carol Coney Priscilla Coney Helen Corbett Ann Cowan Nancy Cummings Marcia Curran Alyce Dandaneau Mary Davis Sally Davis Dorothy Day Joan Doucet Mary K. Dougherty Mary Driscoll Dorothy Duddy Jane Duddy M-ary Dumond Frances Dunning Gertrude Farrar Sylvia Fitzpatrick Sandra Frost Margaret Golden Yvonne Guay Roberta Guthrie Ella Hamel Nancy Hamilton Gracia Harkms Margaret Harkins Betty Lou Hayes Judy Hughes Ann Keenan Claire Keenan Joan Kelleher Sandra Kelleher Theresa Kelleher Ann Kelly Mary Kelly Mary Kenney Anne Marie Klah Martha Latno Joan LaFlamme Mary LaFl.amme Beth Largay Mary LeBlanc Mary LeBlanc Barbara LePage Jane MacDonough Soma Marceau Joan Martin Mary Ellen McClay Jean McHale Pauline McLeod Sheila McManus Judy McNamara Elizabeth McNally Mary Ellen McNally Joan McNally Pollyann Meade Joan Milan Patricia McQuill.an Jean McVay Jane Montgomery Ruth Nelligan Jane O Connor Jody Orriss Alvina Ouellette Donna Pelletier Rae Pelletier Betty Perry Madelyn Perry Suzanne Perry Betsy Phillips Judith Phillips Yvette Pxnette Judith Pooler Sandra Pooler Irene Provost Joanne Quigg Marie Richards Rosalie Rist Beverly Russell Gloria Russell Honora Samway Virginia Scott Diane Sewall Anita Shannon Christina Shannon Mary Ellen Sheenan Rosemarie Shorette Margaret Smith Cecelia Spencer Marlene St John Earlene Stockwell Janet Sullivan Judy Sullivan Ann Thxbault Susan Thlbodmu Noreen Thome Ann Trainer Maxy- Alice Trainer Sylvia Trainer Margaret Travis Catherine Tremble Nancy Tremble Eleanor Verow Mary Hilda Vickers Judy Viola Joan Ward Ann Wentworth Donna Wickett Jackie Wood Girls' Student Patrons ilgllen Bisholg, Genevieve Kedderis Carfll Politz J . . 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