Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

-R1g',,,i. fd. 5,4 1, .433 1.2. ' - A 1 R+ , f-,. -L. X N wif ,vw .1 .iw ,uv- 1- at-we Ax, .4-v he 1948 alia Annual of Lewiston High School Lewiston, Maine TABLE UF CONTENTS Administration Facnllty Seniors Undercllassmen Activities Athletics Features Advertising , FOREWOR This 1948 Folio is an interpretation. Through the media of pictures we have tried to sum up life at Lewiston High. We have attempted to give you your class, a very wonderful class, in yearbook form, in order that the memories you have shared with your fellow students may he preserved. It has been a pleasure to put out this yearbook in 1948, when such great strides have been taken to place Lewiston High School at the head of the schools of the State. We wish to thank especially, Miss Madeline Butler for her wise counsel and her kindly words for making this work such a pleasure. We also wish to thank Miss Margaret La- Montagne, Miss Muriel Dumont, and their staffs, for the work they contributed toward the success of this issue. If the contents of these pages will, in years to come, recall to you the memories of pleasant high school days, close friendships, and all that goes into making Lewiston High your Alma Mater in heart as well as in name, this Folio will have achieved its purpose. Claudette Gauvreau, Editor-in-Chief DEDHCATHUN . . . To Miss Mildred Lane, a sympa- thetic guide, thorough teacher and generous friend, whose service to us as class adviser has been of im- measurable benefit: We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Eight, sincerely dedicate the Folio. Miss Mildred Lane Mr. A. Alden Woodworth Superintendent of Schools BOARD OIF ll-EDTUKCATIIUN Mr. Odilon Goulet Mr. Alcide P. Morin Mr. Eugene Cronin Mr. Charles C. Lamey Mr. Alton A. Lessard Mr. Armand G. Sansoucy ' W 'aff-2 'f -3 -Y S hf g f .Y- ' fQ,.x 4 5-H , Ft. 6 , 44 4 ri Ir Lim Q X Nr. Q A ., R i,..,. fx -5 K in-:.. 3' .' FACULTY ,-5 ':-nw? Q 0' W 0 15,9 O OO 9 51.44 O, W ' Q 54 ld A null: fm A , K 5 - N 2 'Q 4'-2? Q' Q xv 32 65,7 I xg Q4 sal 0 Mr. Linwood Kelley Principal Mr. Hilarion Gastonguay Sub-master-Athletic Director Miss Martha Crowley Mrs. Celine McKeone Secretary Clerk john A. Aliberti Lillian Archibald Doryce Amd! World History, Civics, Ski Coach Home Economics Girls' phYSi1'Hl Edllfafion Adrienne Bcllcau Margaret Alicc Blouin Frcnrh English ircsignccl Dc-ccmbcr 19475 Laurianna Boucher Laroy Brown John Buckley French, Civics Shop Biology, Coach Madeline Butler Diane Cailler Gerard Cailler English French, Spanish Problems of Democracy, World History Theresa Callahan T. Edward Conley French English I J. Vincent Connors Alexis Cote Ernest Curle Y Mechanical Drawing Director of Vocal Music Woodworking ' V l Q i Denis A. Davis John Dickson Chgrles Diehl Amr-ricnn History Boys' Physical Education, Conch Civics, Biology Dorothy Dumais Mary Hamilton Latin Civics, American History D lso .D Harold Hiclcey Dennis Kieley Katherine LaMontagne English Bandmaster English Margaret LaMontagne Kathleen Lancaster Mildred Lane Typewriting Librarian Typewriting, Business Training Nelliemae Lange Georgette Lepage Economic Geography, World History Aritlwmetic, Algebra t, Alfred Lessard Eleanor McCue Helen McGraw Printing, Electricity English, Ancient History Geometry ' ' gf .Tia Moses Nanigian Marion Pierter Cagimara Poshkus Civics, General S:ience, Confh Home Economics English 1-iv Ann. Theresa Robert Mary Russell Home Economics Stenography IW Mary Samways Isadore Shapiro Elizabeth Sterritt English Algebra, Coach Supervisor of Art ose h To in Geor e True P PP g g Biology, Chemfstry Physics, Chemistry Mary Butler English Beatrice Byrnes Bookkeeping, Oflice Practice Muriel Dumont Junior Business Training Alice Hunton English Cecilia Walslm Latin Louise Walsh Bookkeeping Kathleen Young English iriri' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: James Cosgrove Secretary: James Bernard Vice-President: David Harlcins Treasurer: Paul Cote Executive Commitiet' Claire Lelnel, Ircnee Girarclin, Stanley Norbert, Helen Ann Tardif, Jack Forrest Robert Xxfoodlmead A , THE GRADUATES 4? V, 1 W ' Q ' 'fb Q ':t '0 o ','o'O 5' r 'Q' AC Y fiuw 'fs' 1 3 S Dx I 4. - um ,g-1.2. I I O .S 5 . I 'I' 1 . T 1 ,S- ,. U 'Q 5: fl. fl V 9:1 ,N ' 0 'l - 7' Q ...sf I,. Q V: f ' s nv. elle THERESA VIRGINIA ALLEN Terr Home Junior Future 3' Commercial Course St. Mary's School , Room Committee 111: Folio Business Staff 141: Red Cross Committee 111: Typing Award 141. Plans: Office Work JUNE EILEEN BERMAN College Course Jordan Platoon School Class Secretary 121: Junior-Senior Reception Committee 131: Gradu1tion Committee 131: Winter Carnival Com- mittee 12, 31: Sophomore Hop 121: Home Room Com- mittee 121: Folio Business Staff 141: Office Helper 141: Girls' Winter Sports 131: Tennis Squad 111: Bowling Squad 111: Softball Squad 11, 21: Cheer Leader 12, 31: Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 31: Badminton 1I, 21: Modern Dancing 121. ' Future Plans: College DONALD KARL ASHTON Don General Course Jordan Platoon School Helper at National Forensic League Tournament 131: De- baring Club 141: Debating Squad 141: Science Fair 121: Hi-Y Club 121. Future Plans: Indefmite JAMES EDWARD BERNARD College Course Jordan Platoon School Class President 11, 21: Vice-President 131: Secretary 141: Junior-Senior Reception 131: Winter Carnival 141: Oper- etta 141: Minstrel Show 141: Sophomore Hop 121: Track Letterman 11, 2, 3, 41: Winter Sports Letterman 141: Football Squad 1I, 2, 3, 41: Football Letterman 12, 3, 41: Basketball Squad 11, 2, 31: Basketball Letterman 12, 31: Choral Group 141. Future Plans: College IDA LOUISE BEAULIEU Shorty College Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans. Nursing , JOAN EVELYN BICKFORD fo General Course Jordan Platoon School Minstrel Show 12, 41, Home Room Committee 111, Boos- ter Business Staff 13, 41: Folio Business Staff 141: Biology Club 121: Science Fair 121. ' Future Plans: Nursing RENE EUCLIDE BEAULIEU, cm? FlE9C0,,fse . i I ' o y0I'l'l il y n a 121, instrel Show on the , cie Club: wack Winter Spq t , 3, g inter Sports Letterman 13, 41: Fo uad 141-Qxack an 12, 3, 41: Choral Group 12, 3, 41: -Y Presi 41: Operetta 13, 41. Future Plans: University of i e ML LESTER CARVILLE BICKFORD Lex College Course Jordan Platoon School Track Squad 13, 41. Future Plans: University of Maine ARLINE SUSAN BOSSE Tillie Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1313 Graduation Committee 1313 Winter Carnival 1313 Operetta 1313 Minstrel Show 12, 313 Canteen Worker 1413 Office Worker 1413 Folio Business Staff 1413 Softball Squad 1213 Folio Typists 1413 Bas- ketball Squad 1213 Choral Group 11, 2, 31: Biology Club 121- Future Plans: X-Ray Technician ROBERT EARL BILODEAU General Course jordan Platoon Szhool Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Baseball Squad 131. Future Plans: Trade School FERNANDE RACHEL BOUCHARD Fern College Course Mount Merici Academy, Waterville, Maine. Junior-Senior Reception 1313 Graduation Usher 1313 Win- ter Carnival Committee 12, 3, 413 Senior Play Committee 1413 Operetta 13, 413 Minstrel Show 13, 413 Sophomore Hop 1213 Canteen Worker 1313 Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 413 Folio Editorial Staff 1413 Manager of Folio Business Staff 1413 Science Club 1313 Choral Group 12, 3, 413 Teachers' Convention Worker 1413 One-Act Play Com- mittee 141. Future Plans: Nurse DORIS R. BISAILLON General Course jordan Platoon S:hool junior-Senior Usher 1313 Graduation Usher 1313 Oper- etta 1413 Choral Group 1413 Canteen Worker 1Football Game1 1313 Home Room Committee 1113 Folio Editorial Staff 1413 Folio Business Staff 1413 Bowling Squad 1 2 3, 413 Girls' Softball 11, 2, 3, 413 Girls' Basketball 1 3, 413 Badminton 11, 2, 3, 413 Winter Carnival Decor X Committee 13, 413 Modern Dancing 1213 Mi re 4 ' 11, 3, 413 Ping Pong 11, 2, 3, 41. 6 Future Plans: Music Business ' 4. '. ROBERT ADRIEN Bouc ,- 1- 4' ll 1-lol' L ily? 6 L Minstrel Show 1413 Hom Film Co ' -1- fi - en Club 1413 Football Squ , 2, 41 'n ' qua 2, 313 Choral Group 1 . 3 1 V Future Plans: College 5 ' ' ' 4. 1 GEORGE DREVER BLACKWOO Praztical A t jordan Platoon School ' Foozball Squad 12, 313 Tennis Squad 11, 213 Basket Squad 11, 21. Future Plans: College GEORGE ARTHER BOUFFARD General Course jordan Platoon School Basketball Squad 1113 Choral Group 111. Future Plans: Aviation LEO ALBERT BOISVERT General Course St. Mary's School Choral Group 11, Z, 313 Football Squad 11, Z, 3, 413 Base- ball Squad 1313 Operetta 1313 Hockey Future Plans: Textile School ROGER MARCEL BOURGET Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Business WILLIAM RAYMOND BUSSIERE Bill General Course Holy Cross School Booster Editorial Staff 1313 Booster Business Staff 1213 Science Club 1313 Biology Club 1213 Track Squad 131. Future Plans: Textile School -IEANNE CECILE BOUVIER Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Operetta 13, 413 Minstrel Show 13, 413 Folio Business Staff 1413 Choral Group 12, 3, 413 Junior-Senior Usher 131. Future Plans: Ofhce Work DOLORES GRATIENNE CAILLER DoDo College Course St. Peter and Paul's School junior-Senior Reception 1313 Graduation Committee 1313 Winter Carnival 1313 Senior Play 1313 Sophomore I-Iop 1213 Debating Club 1213 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 413 Folio Editorial Staff 1413 Folio Business Staff 1413 Folio Cabinet 1413 Bowling Squad 1213 Softball Squad 1213 Basketball Squad 1213 Choral Group 11, 2, 313 Home Room Committee 111. Future Plans: Forsyth Dental School EDWARD R. BRUSHWEIN Eddie Industrial Arts Course St. joseph's School Junior-Senior Floor Committee 1313 Winter Carnival Parti- cipant 1l, 2, 3, 413 Senior Play Stage Assistant 1413 Junior Kiwanians 13, 413 Winter Sports Letterman 11, 2, 3, 413 Winter Sports Manager 1313 Baseball Squad 12, 3, 413 Football Squad 11, 3, 413 Football Letterman 141. Future Plans: Plumber JAMES CAMPBELL Dil Practical Arts Course Jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1313 Graduation Committee 1313 Winter Carnival 1413 Senior Play Stage Assistant 1413 Jun- ior Kiwanians 1413 Winter Sports Squad 1413 Football Squad 1113 Basketball Squad 11, 2, 31. Future Plans: Indefmite ALINE RITA BUSSIERE Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Class Executive Committee 1213 Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1313 Winter Carnival Committee 1213 Senior Play Usher 1313 Sophomore 1-Iop 1213 Home Room Com- mittee 1213 Booster Typist 1413 Folio Business Staff 1413 Science Fair 1212 Shorthand Awards 13, 413 Typewriting Awards 1413 Ofhce Helper 1413 Bowling Squad 12, 313 Girls' Softball 1213 Badminton 121. Future Plans: Secretarial Worlc JOANNE ESTHER CARON foe Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Junior Red Cross 1113 Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Office Work ya: CLAIRE SOLANGE CHALOUX Red Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Operetta 13, 41g Minstrel Sl-now 13, 413 Folio Typists 1413 Choral Group 13, 41: Shorthand Award 1413 Typing Awarcl 1413 Helper at Teachers' Convention 141. Future Plans: Ofhce Work REONA LENORA CARON Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Indelinite DOROTHY LUCILLE CHATEAUVERT Commercial Course Lane School, Greene, Maine Senior Play Orchestra 12, 3, 413 Band 12, 3, 41, Or- chestra 1l1. , Future Plans: Office Work. DOROTHEE LUCILLE CARRIER Dot Commercial Course Holy Family School junior-Senior Reception 131 Future Plans' Office Work MARY 'IOSEPHINE CIFIZZARI College Course Jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1313 Winter Carnival 12,313 Senior Play 141, Minstrel Show 141: Folio Busi- ness Staff 1411 Drum Majorette 12, 3, 4: Biology Club 121g Bowling Squad 11, 21: Softball Squad 11, 213 Girls Basketball Squad 11, 2, 3, 313 Choral Group 141, Bad- minton 121: Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: Indefinite ELAINE JEANNETTE CARRIER Commercial Course Holy Family School Junior-Senior Reception 1313 Booster Business Staff 141: Shorthand Award 1413 Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Indefinite PATRICIA ANNE CLABBY Pain College Course St. Patriclcis School Minstrel Show 12, 3, 41, Folio Business Staff 1413 Junior Red Cross 111. Future Plans: Nursing RICHARD MELVILLE CAVERS General Course Jordan Platoon School Senior Play Committee 1413 Winter Sports Squad 111. Future Plans: Inrlefinite 1 1 '1 I I f lf 1 1 1 ,L v ri f - ' I -' .Z 1 r-4 MAXINE LOUISE COHEN Mar Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 1215 Senior Play Usher 131: Minstrel Show 1215 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1415 Folio Typist 1415 Biology Club 1215 Choral Group 1315 Modern Dancing 1215 Typing Award 141. Future Plans: Laboratory Technician l CONSTANCE BERNICE' COUTURE Connie General Course Jordan Platoon School Cla-as Executive Committee 11, 2, 315 Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee 1315 Graduation Committee 1315 Sen- ior Play Usher 1315 Senior Play Committee 1415 Operetta 1315 Minstrel Show 12, 3, 415 Sophomore Hop 1215 De- bating Club 1415 Booster Business Staff 13, 415 Folio Edi- torial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Drum Major- ette 13, 415 Choral Group 12, 3, 415 Modern Dancing 1215 junior Red Cross Club Vice-President 111. Future Plans: College EDWARD COLLINS Eddie Industrial Arts Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Indehnite. JAMES JOSEPH CREEDEN College Course St. Patriclc's School Future Plans: College an 13, , ball Capt . ' Future P ns: definite. ' 1 JAM S FRANCIS COSGROVE Babe General Course A B St. joseplfs School CQs nw! 13, 415 Class 'ce-President 1215 Minstrel 9 how 41 as Execut e itt e 1115 junior Kiwan- ns , 415 ior- ni ' 315 Sophomore Hop 12 om oom i ee Folio Business Staff 1415 ac ad 121-5 c rma 1215 Baseball Squad V: I 5 t 'Squ , 2, 3, ootball Letterman , 4 5 all ad 1, asltetluall Letter- CLAIRE THERESE CROTEAU Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Indehnite PAUL A. COTE College Course St. Patrick's School Class Treasurer 13, 415 Class Executive Committee 11, 215 junior-Senior Reception Committee, Floor Committee 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 1215 Minstrel Show Stage Assistant 1415 Sophomore Hop 1215 Junior Kiwanians 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Booster Business Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Track Letterman 12, 3, 415 Baseball Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Baseball Letterman 13, 415 Football Squad 13, 415 Football Letterman 13, 415 Tennis 115 Basketball Usher 1415 Choral Group 1215 Graduation Committee 131. College. Squad Hi-Y MARIETTE MONIQUE CUSTEAU Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Soft- Y l ball Squad 1115 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Typist ' 1415 Choral Group 141: Modern Dancing 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work II'l1g,v vp 1 I PD 1. I by 'yi I 111 1 A16 Alyt ! lk 11 ,f r LUCIEN GERARD DOUCETTE Cluck,' General Course St. Peter and Paul's School Basketball Squad 121. Future Plans: Indefinite STUART EARLE DANFORTH General Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival Participant 11, 2, 3, 415 Operetta 12, 3, 415 Minstrel Show 1415 Track Squad 12, 3, 415 Winter Sports Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Winter Sports Letterman 11, 2, 315 Football Squad 13, 415 Football.Letterman 1415 Choral Group 12, 3, 41. Future Plans: College MARY CHARLOTTE DUBOIS General Course St. Patrick's School Minstrel Show 1415 Debating Club 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Choral Group 11, 2, 3, 41. Future Plans: Nursing A yfvf-'fs f .1113 -. 1.1 4- , I JOHN WALLAC JAR N Jack College Course TQ x n 'SChWl-f1U' ' 2 G, nav Class lgelcutive Committee 1115 Junior4Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carniv ' Senior' Play 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Foli ' 5l'Ial'Stdwff-1415 Track Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 W d 1415 Baseball Squad 1315 Basketball S , 2, 3 5 tb ll'Program Committee 1415 Basketbal Program-iAxgtei5,141. .A Future Plans: JEAN PAUL DULAC College Course St. Peter and Paul's School Band 13, 41. Future Plans: College JACOB BRONSTEIN DION Jack College Course Jordan Platoon School Senior Play 1415 Science Club 1215 Baseball Squad 11, 215 Football Squad 1215 Bowling Squad 1315 Basketball Squad 11, 2, 315 Choral Group 141. Future Plans: College MURIEL RUTH DUMONT Penny General Course Holy Family School Junior-Senior Reception Committee Usher 1315 Graduation Committee 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 11, 2, 315 Sophomore Hop 1215 Booster Business Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Ofhce Helper 1415 Basketball Squad 1215 Modern Dancing 12, 41. Future Plans: Nursing LORRAINE LUCY D Holy Family School Junior-Senior Reception, usher 1315 Booster Typist 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Of- tiii Helper 1415 Typing Award 1415 Shorthand Awards ION Commercial Course Future Plans: Secretarial Work CONSTANCE LOUISE FALES Connie College Course Jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception Floor Committee 1315 Winter Car- nival Committee 121g Senior Play 141: Sophomore Hop 121: Contest Speaking 131: Folio Editorial Staff 141g Band 141: Badminton 121. Future Plans: Bates College KENNETH EDWARD FOISY Ken General Jordan Platoon School Track Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Track Letterman 12, 31 ball Squad 11, 2, 3, 41: Co-captain 1415 Football man 13, 41: Basketball'Squad 11, 2, 313 Basketball man 12, 31. Future Plans: College RICHARD G. FAVREAU College Course jordan Platoon School Sophomore Hop 1l1g Biology Club 1213 Baseball Squad 11, 21: Football Squad 11, 2, 31. Future Plans: Indefimite Course 5 Foot- Letter- Letter- JOHN LEE FORREST 'ya ' Jura Pl sian C tiv ttee 1413 Junior-Seni , Jun' iw ians 13, 4 3 Track , , b l S u 13, 1' ra an 3 Football 3 El' OUYSC 5 oot- Letter- l avy I MARTHA KONSTANTINE FE ETOS General Course ordan Platoon School Debating Squad 141: Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans' Laboratory Technician EVERETT MILTON FOURNIER Industrial Arts St. .Ioseph's School Senior Play Committee 141g Winter Sports Squad Future Plans: Indelinite JOAN MARY FILLIETTAZ Jo' General Course St. -loseph's School junior-Senior Reception 131: Winter Carnival Committee 141g Sophomore Hop 1213 Booster Business Stall 12,'3, 413 Folio Business Stal? 1419 Biology Club 12, 31: Girls SUR' ball 1l1g Girls' Basketball 12, 313 Badminton 121: lVl0Cl2fl'1 Dancing 121. Future Plans: Laboratory Technician CARROLL ELLSWORTH FRANCIS, JR. Practical Arts Jordan Platoon School Track Squad 1213 Band 141. Future Plans: Electrician Course 13,4 Course fyvf. 5 1 ff f J Q 'Aff' If j V, ,jx , f 1 ' Uv . 1 rf Sd f, J' f -f 'L i ,iv M v QW ROMEO LEO GIGUERE Industrial Arts course ff 'i i Jordan Platoon School V MJ Operetta 1315 Choral Group 11, 2, 31. Future Plans: Indefinite Nw xi SX? DOMINIQUE ROBERT GAGNE Guy College Course St. Peter and Paul's School Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 1415 Science Club 1315 Track Letterman 12, 3, 415 Bowling Squad 12, 3, 415 Choral Group 141. , Future Plans: Indefinite , YVETTE LAURIANNE GILBERT Commmercial Course St. Peter's School, Hartford, Conn. Operetta 13, 415 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Booster Typist 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Choral Group 13, 415 Typing Award 1415 Shorthand Awards 13, 41. Future Plans: Secretarial Work ARTHUR N. GAUVIN, 1R., Arl', General Course Jordan Platoon School 1unior'Senior Reception Committee 1315 Graduation Com- mittee 1315 L. H. S. on the Air 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Track Squad 1215 Choral Group 11, 2, 3, 415 Hi-Y 13, 415 Science Fair 1215 Hi-Y Secretary 1415 Helper at Na- tional Forensic League Tournament 131. Future Plans: Indeflnite IRENE A. GIRARDIN Commercial Course . jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 121: Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1315 Graduation Usher 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 13, 415 Senior Play Usher 1315 Senior Play Com- mittee 1415 Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Sopho- more Hop 1215 L. H. S. on the Air 13, 415 Home Room Committee 1215 Booster Business Staff 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Bowling Squad 1215 Girls' Softball 1215 Girls' Basketball 12, 415 Basketball Usher 1215 Choral Group 1415 Badminton 1215 Modern Dancing Future Plans: Indefinite CLAUDETTE CHRISTINE GAUVREAU Claudia College Course Jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1315 Graduation Usher 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 11, 2, 3, 415 Senior Play 1415 Sophomore Hop 1215 Home Room Committee 1115 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Booster Business Staff 1215 Folio Editor-in-Chief 141, Biology Club 1215 Tennis Squad 1115 Softball Squad 1115 Cheer Leader 13, 415 Basketball Squad 11, 215 Badminton 11, 215 Modern Danc' g 1 Science Fair 1215 One-Act play 141. Future Plans: College of New rack GLADYS MARION GIBSON Gibby, Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Booster Typist 1415 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1415 Girls' Softball 1115 Choral Group 11, 215 Modern Dancing 1215 Shorthand Award 1415 Typing Award 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work U CECILE JEANNETTE GIROUARD General Course St. Peter and Paul's School Graduation Usher 1315 Biology Club 121. Future Plans: Nursing THERESA JOAN GOYETTE Commercial Course I Lane School, Greene, Maine Booster Typist 141 Folio Business Staff 1415 Band 12, 3, 415 Orchestra 11, 215 Shorthand Awards 13, 415 Typing Awards 141. Future Plans: Office Work MARGARET LOUISE GIROUX Peggy College Course jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception, Floor Committee 1315 Graduation Usher 1315 Senior Play 1415 Sophomore Hop 1215 Booster Business Staff 11, 2, 3, 415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Club 12,315 Science Fair 13, 415 Winter Sports 1315 Tennis Squad 12, 315 Bowling Squad 11, 215 Girls' Softball 1115 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Badminton 1315 Modern Danc- ing 1215 Helper at Teachers' Convention 1415 Winter Car- nival Committee 131. Future Plans: College EUGENE DOUGLAS GRAY Gene Commercial Course jordan Grammar School Future Plans: Army or Navy RICHARD GOLDMAN Dick College Course jordan Platoon School Senior Play 1415 Helper of National Forensic League Tour- nament 11, 215 Debating Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Varsity 1415 National Forensic League 13, 415 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Band 11, 215 Orchestra 1215 Chess Club 1215 Science Club 1315 Basketball Announcer 13, 415 junior Legislature 1415 Science Fair 13, 415 Contest Speaking 111. Future Plans: College CONSTANCE CAROLE GREEN Connie College Course Jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 1115 Booster Editorial Staff 1415 Booster Business Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 141. Future Plans: College RICHARD L. GOVE Dick,' General Course jordan Platoon School Operetta 1315 junior Kiwanians 1415 Booster Editorial Staff 12, 3, 415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Football Squad 13, 415 Football Letterman 1415 Basketball Squad 12, 315 Choral Group 11, 2, 3, 41. Future Plans: College GLENIS GURNEY Glen Commercial Course jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception Committee 1315 Graduation Com- mittee 1315 Graduation Usher: 131 Winter Carnival Com- mittee 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Bowling Squad 11, 215 Girls' Basketball 111. Future Plans: Indefinite BEVERLY ANN I-IOFFMANN Bev College Course jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival 1215 Senior Play Committee 1415 Operetta 1315 Contest Speaking 13, 415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Band 11, 2, 3, 415 Table Ten- nis 1215 Girls' Softball 1315 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Choral Group 13, 41: Badminton 1215 Modern Dancing 1215 Science Fair Future Plans: Physical Education Instructor DAVID C, HARKINS College Course jordan Platoon School Class Vice-President 1415 Secretary 1315 Junior-Senior Re- ception 1315 Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Junior Kiwanians 13, 415 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Edi- torial Staff 1415 Baseball Squad 11, 2, 415 Baseball Letter- man 1l, 2, 415 Football Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Football Letter- man 12, 3, 415 Basketball Squad 1115 Choral Group 1415 Class Marshall 1315 Basketball Usher at Tournament 121. Future Plans: Bowdoin College GEORGE LOUIS HOPKINS Industrial Arts jordan Platoon School Course Baseball Squad 1115 Football Squad 1115 Basketball Squad 1, 2 . ' . ,N Iliuturl Plans: Inde nite , J L f , Y My 1 .I-fi I ' BARBARAAYANKI HARQIGAN Barb 0 ,LAL Commercial Course l'c'u Jordan Plagan School 1unior4Senior Re gf Winter Carnival 1315 Folio Business Staff 14 :ing Squad 1115 Softball Squad 1215 Modern Dancing 1215 Red Cross Committee Future Plans: O ce Work MILDRED LOUISE HOWE Millie Commercial Patten Grammar School, Greene, Maine Future Plans: Secretary BEVERLY LOUISE HILL Bev College Course jordan Platoon School Winter' Carnival Committee 12, 315 Senior Play 1415 Drum Majorette 13, 415 Choral Group 11, 215 Modern Dancing Course Future Plans: Laboratory Technician -IOLINE LORRAINE HUARD College Course Jordan Platoon Schcool junior-Senior Floor Committee 1315 Graduation Usher 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 11, 215 Sophomore Hop 1215 Booster Editorial Staff 1315 Booster Business Staff 11, 2, 3, 41: Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Club 1315 Biology Club 1215 Tennis Squad 1215 Bowling Squad 1115 Girls' Softball 1115 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: College jOI-IN MERTON HODGE, -IR. General Course jordan Platoon School Science Fair 1215 Swimming Team Future Plans: Drafting EVELYN THERESA JEPSON College Course Jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception usher 1315 Graduation Committee usher 1315 Minstrel Show 13, 419 Canteen Worker 1315 Booster Business Staff 1215 Folio Business Stal? 1415 Sci- ence Fair 1315 Girls' Softball 11, 215 Girls' Basketball 11, 1215 Badminton 121. Future Plans: College MILDRED IOLA KEENE Millie College Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival Committee 1315 S'nior Play Committee 1415 Minstrel Show 1215 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Booster Business Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Science Fair 1315 Choral Group 1215 Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: Dental Hygienist DOROTHY MARIE JODREY Dot Commercial Course Jordan Grammar School Graduation Committee 1315 Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Business College BETTY-JEAN KING Bets Commercial Course St. Bernadette Grammar, Lisbon, Maine Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Ofiice Work EVA ELLEN KAUNAS Eve Commercial Course St. ,1oseph's School Future Plans: Office Work NORMAND N. LABBE College Course St. Peter and Paul's School Home Room Committee 111. Future Plans: Restaurant Business JANE THERESA KEENAN Commercial 'Course St. Joseph's .School Shorthand Awarcls 141. Future Plans: Business School CORRINE BLANCHE LABRIE Cory Commercial Course St. Mary's School Canteen Worker 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Office Worker 141, Future Plans: Office Work GILBERT FRANKLIN LANE College Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Business College ROLANDE GEORGETTE' LACOMBE Holy Cross School Commercial Course Operetta 13, 419 Minstrel Show 1419 Canteen Worker 1419 Home Room Committee 1119 Folio Business Staff 141Q Choral Group 13, 419 Shorthand Award 1419 Typing Award 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work JEANNINE MAXINE LANGLAIS jenny Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Junior-Senior Reception Entertainment 121, Graduation Usher 1319 Winter Carnival Committee and Entertainment 12, 319 Minstrel Show 12, 319 Home Room Committee 1119 Booster Business Staff 1419 Folio Business Staff 1419 Biology Club 1219 Junior Red Cross 111. Future Plans: Olhce Work THERESA MARIE LACOMBE Terry Commercial Course St. Dominic High School Shorthand Awards 141. Future Plans: Ofhce Work THELMA LANGLAIS T11el Commercial Course St. Patrick's School Graduation Usher 1319 Winter Carnival Committee 1319 Home Room Committee 1119 Booster Business Staff 13, 419 Folio Business Staff 1419 Biology Club 1219 Bowling Squad 11, 219 Girls' Softball 11, 21? Girls' Basketball 13, 41. Future Plans: Nursing LILLIAN THERESA LAFONTAINE Lil General Course St. Joseph's School Winter Carnival 12, 31 Operetta 1319 Helper at Nation- al Forensic League Tournament 12, 319 Canteen Worker 1319 Home Room Committee 1119 Debating Club 1219 De- bating Squad 1219 Booster Business Staff 1419 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1419 Folio Typist 1419 Science Club 1319 Bio- logy Club 1219 Tennis Squad 1219 Bowling Squad 11. 219 Girls' Softball 1119 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 419 Badmin- ton 1319 junior Red Cross Cchmcil 1119 Science Fair 12, 319 Helper at Teachers' Conveontion 141. Future Plans: Business College PAULINE FUNANDBA' LA1s General course 4 vxg. K'Mechanic s High School ifuniorg ' r Receptio 9 Helper at National Forensic 1 League ament Q olio Business Staff 1419 Bowling Sql? Softball quad 12, 319 Choral Group A' . 'gpg rel ans5Nursing s , .f LORRAINEFSIMONNE LALIBERTE Larry Commercial Course jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception usher 1319 Graduation Committee 1319 Operetta 1419 Minstrel Show 13, 419 Home Room Committee 1119 Folio Business Staff 1419 Folio Typists 1419 Biology Club 1219 Bowling Squad 1319 Softball 1319 Girls' Basketball 1319 Choral Group 1419 Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 1319 Shorthand Award Future Plans: Secretarial Work i HELEN LaROCQUE Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival 11, 215 Operetta 13, 415 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Stal? 1415 Choral Group 12, 3, 415 junior Red, Cross Council 111. Future Plans: Laboratory Technician RENE HENRY LeBRUN Willie, Practical Arts Course St. Dominic High School Future Plans: Indefmite DOLORES RITA LARRIVEE Del Commercial Course Junior- Home jordan Platoon School Senior Floor Committee 1315 Operetta 13, 415 Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Junior Red Cross 1115 Shorthand Award 1415 Choral Group 13, 41. Future Plans: Ofhce Worlc PATRICIA ELAINE LeCLAIR General Course St. Peter and Paul's School Graduation Usher 1315 Home Room Committee 1115 Booster Business Staff 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Bowling Squad 11, 2, 415 Softball Squad 121. Future Plans: Indefmite GILBERTE YOLANDE' LAVOIE Gil Commercial Course Holy Cross School Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Office Work RENE LaCOMPTE General Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Mechanic CLAIRE MURIEL LEBEL College Course jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 12, 3, 415 Junior-Senior Recep- tion 1315 Graduation Committee 1315 Winter Carnival 11, 2,315 Winter Carnival Queen 1415 Senior Play Usher 1315 Committee 1415 Sophomore Hop 1215 Home Room Com- mittee 1l15 Booster Editorial Staff 1413 Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Club 1315 Winter Sports Squad 1315 Bowling Squad 11, 215 Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: College of New Rochelle DIANE MARIE LEVEQUE Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Class Executive Committee 12, 315 Junior-Senior Recep- tion 131: Sophomore Hop 1215 Booster Editorial Staff 131g Booster Typist 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Fair 1215 Shorthand Awards 13, 415 Typing Awards 1415 Bowling Squad 11, 215 President of Junior Red Cross 1115 lVlodern Dancing 1215 Winter Carnival Committee 121. Future Plans: Secretarial Work ALBERT EUGENE LeCLERC Practical Arts Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Typewriter Rcpairman DOLORES IRENE LEVESQUE Del Clerical Course Jordan Platoon School Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 12, 3, 415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Choral Group 141. Future Plans: Office Work LOIS EDWINA LUCIER General Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival 1315 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Canteen Worker 1315 Booster Business Staff 1215 Science Club 1315 Biology Club 1215 Science Fair 1215 Badminton 121. Future Plans: Nursing LORETTE JEANETTE LEVESQUE Commercial Course jordan Platoon School junior Red Cross 1115 Operetta 13, 415 Minstrel Show 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Office Helper 1415 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 315 Bowling 1115 Girls' Softball 11, 215 Choral Group 11, 2, 3, 415 Folio Typist 141. Future Plans: Olhce Work CONSTANCE MARIE-ROSE LUSSIER Connie Commercial Course St. Patrick's School Folio Business Staff 1415 Folio Typist 1415 Shorthand and Typing Awards 141. Future Plans: Office Work RITA DOLORES LEVESQUE Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Graduation Usher 1315 Win- ter Carnival Committee 1315 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Boos- ter Typist 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Band 1415 Orchestra 11, 215 Bowling Squad 1415 Girls' Softball 1215 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Shorthand Award 13, 415 Typing Award 1415 Helper for Football Games 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Helper at Teachers' Convention 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work JACQUELINE MARY MAHER jackie Commercial Course St. joseph's School Home Room Committee 111. Future Plans: Medical Technology LORRAINE PAULINE LIZOTTE Commercial Course Holy Family School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Graduation Committee 1315 Senior Play Usher 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Fair 1215 Bowling Squad 1215 Horseback Riding 1415 Mo- dern Dancing 1215 Typing Award 1415 Shorthand Award 13, 415 Folio Typist 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work RICHARD DARNEAU MAINENTE Dick College Course Jordan Platoon School Baseball Squad 11, 3, 415 Baseball Letterman 13, 415 Bas- lcetball Future Squad 11, 2, 31. Plans: Indefmite DORIS IRI-ENE MCGRAW General Course Holy Family School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival 12, 315 Sin- ior Play 1415 Operetta 1315 Minstrel Show 11, 215 Can- teen Worker 1115 Booster Business Staff 1115 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1415 Biology Club 1215 Office Helper 131: Girls' Basketball 12, 315 Choral Group 12, 3 4,15 Horseback Rid- ing 1415 Modern Dancing 12, 415 Science Fair 121. Future Plans: Nursing CHARLOTTE CELINE MALO Sandy Commercial Cours Holy Family School Graduation Committee 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 12, 31: Senior Play Usher 131: Operetta 13, 415 Helper at National Forensic League Tournament 1315 Folio Business Staff 1415 Folio Typist 1415 Girls' Softball 11, 215 Choral Group 13, 415 Shorthand Award 1315 Modern Dancing 121- Future Plans: Oflice Worlt CLAIRE MURIEL McGUIGAN College Course St. Patriclc's School Minstrel Show 121. Future Plans: Nursing CONSTANCE ELIZABETH MAXIM Connie General Course jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 1315 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Bowling Squad 1215 Girls' Softball 1115 Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: Nursing DOROTHY LILYAN MILLER College Course Jordan Platoon School Senior Play Committee 1415 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Booster Editor-in-Chief 1415 Booster Business Staff 12,415 Folio Editorial Staff 141: Modern Dancing 121. Future Plans: College ,LIDA MILDRED MAXIM General Course Jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 12, 31: Folio Business Staff 1415 Biology Club 1215 Science Fair 1215 Bowling Squad 11, 215 Girls' Softball 1115 Mo- dern Dancing 121: Teachers, Convention Helper 141. Future Plans: College NOEL RICHARD MORRELL Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Indefinite THERESA ANN MURRAY Terry, Commercial Course St. Joseph's School Folio Typist Future Plans: Business College RUTH MARION MOWER College Course .5 jordan Platoon School Oflice Helper Future Plans: Nursing ROBERT CARL MYERS Bob General Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Navy-Mechanic JOHN DAVID MURPHY Willie College Course r jordan Platoon School Junior-Senior Reception Comrjttee 1315 Winter Carnival 1315 Biology Club 121: Track Squad 12, 31: Winter Sports Squad 1315 Winter Sports Letterman 131: Football Squad 12, 31. Future Plans: Georgetown University MARGARET CONSTANCE MYNAHAN Connie Commercial Course St. Patrick's School Operetta 13, 41g Minstrel Show 11, Z, 3, 413 Choral Group 2, 3, 41. Future Plans: Office Work MADELINE MARY MURPHY Mad', College Course St. Patrick's School Winter Carnival 1215 Senior Play Committee 141: Minstrel Show 121: Canteen Worker 131: Debating Club 1113 Booster Business Staff 121: Folio Business Staff 1415 Sci- ence Club 1315 Biology Club 121g Bowling Squad 1113 Choral Group 1213 Badminton 1113 Horseback Riding 141: Modern Dancing 141: Science Fair 12, 31. Future Plans: Airline Stewarcless PHYLLIS MARIE MYNAHAN General Course St. Joseph's School Graduation Usher 1315 Folio Business Staff 1413 Red Cross Committee 11, 41 Future Plans: Laboratory Technician ROBERT EDMUND MURPHY Bohn College Course jordan Platoon School Band 11, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra 11, 21. Future Plans: Indehnite ef!!! STANLEY JOHN NORBERT Sian General Course jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 13, 415 Junior-Senior Reception 1315 junior Kiwanians 1415 Track Squad 12, 3, 415 Track Letterman 1315 Football Squad 11, Z, 3, 415 Football Let- terman 13, 415 Basketball Squad 11, 2, 31. Future Plans: Indehnitc DANIEL JAMES O'NEIL Danny Practical Arts Course jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival 13, 415 Minstrel Show 1415 Track Squad 1115 Winter Sports Squad 13, 415 Winter Sports Letter- man 13, 415 Football Squad 1415 Football Letterman 1415 Basketball Squad 111. Future Plans: Indefmite GLORIA CONSTANCE NUZZO Glo Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Folio Typist 1415 Band 11, 215 Bowling Squad 11, 215 Girls' Softball 11, 215 Modern Dancing 11, 215 Shorthand Award 1415 Typing Award 5 Future Plans: Secretarial Work JOHN WILLIAM O'NEIL General Course jordan Platoon School Class Executive 1315 Hi-Y 12, 315 Track Squad 1113 Foot- ball Squad 1115 Basketball Squad 11, 215 Choral Group 11, 2, 315 Swimming 121. Future Plans: Maritime Academy PAUL FRANCIS CYCONNELL' Okie P. A. Course jordan Platoon School Baseball Squad 1115 Football Squad 11, 215 Football Man- ager Future Plans: College JANINE CONSTANCE PAINCHAUD janv Commercial Course Ave Maria Academy junior-Senior Reception 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 1315 Senior Play Committee 1415 Booster Editorial Staff 1415 Booster Business Stal? 1415 Folio Business Staff Future Plans: Secretarial Work LOUIS WALTER OLEHOWSKI General Course jordan Platoon School Track Squad. Future Plans: Radio Work VINCENT MICHAEL PALANGE General Course St Patrick's School junior-Senior Committee 1315 Senior Play Stage Assist- ant 141g Senior Play Orchestra 1315 Student Band Coun- cil 131: Booster Editorial Staff 12, 3, 415 Booster Business Stal? 12, 3, 415 Band 11, 2, 3, 415 Science Club 12, 315 Biology Club 1215 Swing Band 11, 215 Art Club 131. Future Plans: Photographer ROBERT ALLAN PEABODY Bob General Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: College ROBERT BERTRAND PARADIS Bob Industrial Arts Course jorclan Platoon School Future Plans: Electrician CARMEN -IULIETTE PELLETIER General Course Jordan Platoon School Graduation Committee 131, Senior Play Committee 1415 Badminton 1215 Science Fair 121. Future Plans: Nursing JAMES ATWOOD PARK lim College Course Sabattus High School Minstrel Show 141: Junior Kiwanians 13, 41: Baseball Squad 13, 413 Baseball Letterman 13, 41: Football Squad 12, 3, 415 Football Letterman 13, 41, Football Co-Cap- tain 141: Basketball Usher 131. Future Plans: Brown University CONRAD LEO PERRIER Commercial Course Holy Cross School Future Plans: Business College EDWARD FRANCIS PARKIN Parky,' General Course St. joseph School Minstrel Show 141: Home Room Committee 1119 Band 11, 2, 3, 41: Orchestra 12,-31: Track Squad 111. Future Plans: Inclefinite LILYANN ELAINE PERSON Liz General Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Office Work DORIS MAY PARSONS Dot Commercial Course . -Iorclan Platoon School Operetta 13, 415 Minstrel Show 13, 41: Choral Group 12, 3, 415 Junior Red Cross 131. Future Plans: Inclelinite FLORENCE FRANCES PESECKIS Flo Clerical Course St. Patrick's School junior Red Cross 131 Future Plans: Business College PAULINE THERESA PLOURDE Polly General Course St. Patrick's School Graduation Committee 1313 Winter Carnival Committee 1313 Minstrel Show 1313 Home Room Committee 1113 Folio Business Staff 1413 Red Cross Council 1113 Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Choral Group 1413 Modern Dancing 141. Future Plans: Nursing CHARLENE ALBERTHA PHILBRICK General Course jordan Platoon School Minstrel Show 13, 413 Band 11, 2, 3, 41. Future Plans: Indefmite JEANNINE MURIEL POULIN Commercial Coursc St. Peter and Paul's School Graduation Usher 1313 Minstrel Show Actor 141, Folio Business Staff 1413 Shorthand Award 1413 Typing Award 141. Future Plans: Secretarial Work RICHARD DONALD PINETTE Dick Practical Arts Course Jordan Platoon School Football Squad 1213 Football Manager 1413 Basketball Manager 131. Future Plans: Indefinite NOEL RAMSEY POULIN College Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival Committee 1413 Senior Play, Actor, Stage Assistant 1413 Home Room Committee 1113 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1413 Hi-Y 11, 213 Track Squad 11, 21g Basket- ball Squad 11, 2, 313 Football Program Committee 1413 Basketball Program Committee 141. Future Plans: Navigator BERTHA ROLANDE PLOURDE General Course St. Peter and Paulis School Senior Play Usher 1313 Operetta 1413 Minstrel Show 1413 Home Room Committee 111, Choral Group 141. Future Plans: Beautician RALPH MICHAEL PRECOPIO Practical Arts Cours: jordan Platoon School junior-Senior Reception 1313 Operetta 13, 413 Minstrel Show 12, 3, 413 Interlocutor 1413 Books for Soldiers Com- mittee 1213 Sophomore Hop 1213 L.H.S, on the Air 12, 3, 413 junior Kiwanians 12, 313 Home Room Committee 11, 2, 313 Folio Business Staff 1413 Oflice Helper 1413 Football Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 Football Letterman 12, 3, 413 Tennis Squad 1113 Bowling Squad 1213 Basketball Squad 11, 213 Basketball Letterman 1213 Choral Group 12, 41. Future Plans: Study Music x , Luv 9' -is Q 5 as. p c ' 9' H 'I f 1: NANCY IRENE READE Nan College Course Jordan Platoon School Class Treasurer 1115 Class Egxecutive Committee 1315 Jun- ior-Senior Decoration Committee 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 11, 2, 315 Attendant 11, 2, 415 Senior Play Usher 1315 Senior Play Committee 1415 L.H.S. On the Air 1415 Canteen Worker 1415 Home Room Committee 1115 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Business Staff 1415 Sci- ence Cluh 1315 Office Helper 1415 Cheer Leader 1415 Bad- minton 1215 Modern Daqting 1215 Ping Pong 1215 Girls' Ski Team 1315 Radio One Act Play Future Plans: Bates College ROBERT PROVENCHER Bob General Course St. Josephs School Graduation Floor Committee 1315 Winter Carnival Com- mittee 1415 Operetta 1215 Minstrel Show Actor 1415 Sopho- more Hop 1215 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Track Squad 1215 Winter Sports Squad 1115 Foozball Squad 12, 3, 415 Football Letterman 12, 3, 415 Hockey Squad 12, 415 Hockey Letterman 12, 415 Bas- ketball Usher 1215 Choral Group 121. Future Plans: College GERARD MAURICE RENAUD jerry General Course St. Pan-ick's School Junior Senior Reception Committee 1315 Senior Play Man- ager 1415 Minstrel Show 11, 2, 315 Sophomore Hoo Com- mittee 1215 Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Club 1215 Biology Club 1215 Tennis Squad 13, 415 Tennis Letterman 13, 415 Bowling Squad 1215 Choral Group 11, 21. Future Plans: Skater JEANINE MARTHA PROVOST 'rN8d7I,, General Course Holy Family School Winter Carnival Committee 12, 315 Booster Business Staff 1215 Folio Business Staff 1415 Biology Club 1215 Basket- ball Squad 1215 Choral Group 13, 415 Modern Dancing 12, 41. Future Plans: Nursing GERALDINE MARGARET RICKER Gerry College Course St. Patrickls School Winter Carnival 1315 Minstrel Show 12, 3, 415 Canteen Worker 1315 Booster Business Staff 1115 Folio Business Staff 1415 Science Club 1315 Biology Club 1215 Bowling Squad 1115 Badminton 1115 Junior Red Cross 1315 Science Fair 121. Future Plans: Nursing RITA MARIE PROVOST Puggie', College Course St. Peter and Paul's School Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1315 Graduation Com- mittee, Usher 1315 Winter Carnival Committee 11, 2, 315 Senior Play 1415 Canteen Worker 1415 Home Room Com- mittee 1115 Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 415 Manager Boos- ter Business Staff 1415 Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1415 Science Club 1315 Science Fair 12, 315 Bowl- ing Squad 11, 215 Cheer Leader 13, 415 Girls' Basketball 1115 Badminton 1215 Modern Dancing 1215 Helper at Teachers, Convention 141. Future Plans: Dzntal Hygienist CECILIA ANNE RIDEOUT Sissy General Course St. Joseph's School Biology Club 1215 Ofhce Helper 1215 Bowling Squad 111. Future Plans: Indefinite ALICE SHANNON READ Allie', General Course jordan Platoon School Minstrel Show Actor 11, 2, 3, 415 Home Room Committee 1115 Olhce Helper 1415 Bowling Squad 1115 Choral Group 12, 3, 41. Future Plans: Indehnite LUCILLE THERESE RIVARD Commercial Course St. Mary's School Booster Typist 1415 Folio Business Staff 1413 Science Fair 1215 Shorthand Award 1415 Typing Award 141. Future Plans: Ofiice Work CECILE GEORGETTE ROBITAILLE Commercial Course Holy Cross School Graduation Usher 1313 Home Room Committee 111: Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Beauty Culture School ALIETTE CONSTANCE ROBERGE Lee College Course St. Mary's School junior-Senior Reception 131: Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 13, 415 Home Room Committee 111: Folio Business Staff 1415 Choral Group Future Plans: Nursing HILDA MARIE ROUSSEAU General Course Academy of the Holy Names, Tampa, Fla. Folio Business Staff Future Plans: Indefinite ROGER ARTHUR ROBERT Bob Industrial Arts Course St. Joseph's School Football Squad 131, Basketball Squad Future Plans: Druggist CONSTANCE SUZ NE ROUSS N C e olle Course or n toon Scho Junior-Se 'or R lon Co J ml - 1 5 Graduation Com- mitt 13 ' ter Carniv 1, , , 415 Senior Play Com- i 14 , ome oom -I mi e 1115 Booster Editorial ta 13 19 Boo r B ' ess 'E 12, 3, 415 Folio Edi. 0 'al Staff 1415 Fo -li siness Staff 1415 Biology Club 1215 He 5- A4 , irls' Winter Sports 1315 Bowling Squa wiv, aslcetball 11, 2, 3, 41: Cheer Leader 13, 415 hor 'Fu 12, 3, 415 Badminton 12115 clcrn Danc- ing 215 ence Fair 12, 31: Hel er at Tea rs' Conven- tio 41g Operetta 13, 41. Plans: Regis College RE NA A ITA ROBERTS General Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Nursing FLEURETTE THERESA ROUX Flo College Course St. Bernadette's School Graduation Usher 1315 Minstrel Show 12, 415 Canteen Worker 1315 Debating Squad 121: Folio Business Staff 1413 Biology Club 1215 Science Fair 12, 315 Bowling 1115 Bad- minton 111. Future Plans: College WALTER CAMPBELL SCOTT, JR. General Course Jordan Platoon School I-Ii-Y 12, 315 Track Squad 1215 Science Fair 121. Future Plans: Textile School CECILE DOLOROSA ROY College Course St. Joseph's School Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess MARTIN JAY SCI-IULTZ Buggy, College Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival 1315 Band 11, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra 121: Biology Club 1215 Track Squad 11, 215 Winter Sports Squad 131. Future Plans: Indefinite EDWARD LOUIS ROY Industrial Arts Course Jordan Platoon Sckool - ff Future Plans: ndefibite y ,IVA ' 1 N-2 1 1 , R' ,-5' A ,1 , ' 2 A ' Pfqj E LORRAINE SIMARD General Course Holy Cross School Winter Carnival Committee 141: Minstrel Show 13, 415 Home Room Committee 111: Folio Editorial Staff 1415 Biology Club 1215 Office Helper 1315 Choral Group 12, 41. Future Plans: Beautician RICHARIQ NORMAN ROYER Peanut', - College Course St. Peter and Paul's School Baseball Squad 1315 Basketball Squad 12, 31. Future Plans: College CAROLYN ESTI'-IER SIMPSON Hsimpyu General Course Jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 11, 215 Winter Carnival 11, Z, 31: Sophomore Hop 1215 Canteen Worker 1115 Home Room Committee 111: Booster Editorial Staff 1415 Boos- ter Business Staff 12, 3, 415 Helper at National Forensic League Tournament 1315 Folio Business Staff 141g Tennis Squad 1215 Bowling Squad 1115 Girls' Basketball 11, 215 Badminton 1215 Modern Dancing 1215 Junior-Senior Re- ception 131. Future Plans: Indefinite EMIL HENRY SCHOTT, JR. College Course Jordan Platoon School Future Plans: College NATALIE MAY SMITH Nei Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Booster Typist 141: Band 11, 2, 3, 41: Biology Club 1215 Senior Play Orchestra 141. Future Plans: Office Work DONALD ROMEO THIBAULT Industrial Arts Course Edward Little High School Choral Group 141. Future Plans: Trade School LOUIS JOSEPH SPUGUARDI Louie College Course St. Joseph's School Winter Carnival Committee 1413 Senior Play 1415 Minstrel Show 11, 41, Home Room Committee 1115 Folio Editorial Staff 1413 Folio Business Staff 141: Band 1415 Hi-Y Future Plans: Indelinite IRENE' YVONNE THERRIEN Commercial Course Mexico High School Operetta 1119 Minstrel Show 121, Choral Group 141. Future Plans: Nursing MARION ANNE STASULIS Commercial Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Indelinite ij.- IRENE MUGUET THEBEIRGH Commtwoluiilf ' Sam ul's-Qgolx Sh and A 13,41g y e g para 141. ure Pla nclefinfte M . i. 5 . 1. ' YN LEN ,N S IF. T fs ollege Course 1 ' da oon ol Class Hgloraty 1lL1ITr sur 1: Egerkve Committee 1.3, 4 ' junior- ' R e n 1315 'raduation Committee er131g ' ter ' a Com ' fe 11, 2, 3, 413 Senior Pay C 1 tter41 ophomore H 121g Home Ro Com img 1 Boo r ' al 21: Booster degfrgtalf 16, 41: o 'dit t 141: F V - iness Staff 3 Scien Club : Biol 3 S - enc 1Z,31T nn Squa 11, 21, B quad 1 , 21, iris' Soft 1, 2 3 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3 41: Ba - minto 1l , Modern Dancing 121. Futur sz Nursing PAULINE IRENE TARDIFF Polly College Course jordan Platoon School Class Executive Committee 111: Junior-Senior Reception 1313 Winter Carnival 12, 31, Senior Play 141, Tennis Squad 111, Home Room Committee 111, Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 413 Folio Business Staff 141: Bowling Squad 11, 21: Modern Dancing 1215 Girls' Softball 111: Girls' Bas- ketball 1l, 21. Future Plans: University of Maine LORRAINE ANTOINETTE VALLEE General Course St. Peter and Paul's School Graduation Committee 1315 Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 1415 Sophomore Hop 1215 Folio Business Staff 141: Bio- logy Club 121: Bowling Squad 1215 Choral Group 141. Fu:ure Plans: Nursing CLARENCE AUGUSTUS TIBBETTS JR. Tib General Course Jordan Platoon School Booster Photographer 1415 Folio Photographer 1415 Bas- ketball Squad 131. Future P.ans: Commercial Photographer FRANK MICHAEL WALTON Genital Course Jordan Platoon School Track Squad 11, 2, 315 Track Letterman 131. Future Plans: Aviation School HAROLD TOMPKINS 'iRc'd General Course Jordan Platoon School Sophomore Hop 1215 Biology Club 1215 Track Squad 1115 Track Manager 11, 215 Basketball Squad Future Plans: Indefinite PAMELA ELAINE WEBER Pam General Course jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival Committee 11, 2, 315 Booster Editorial Staff 13, 415 Booster Business Staff 12, 3, 415 Folio Busi- ness Staff 1415 Majorette 1215 Badminton 1215 Modern Dancing 1215 Tennis Sfluad 121. Future Plans: Indefinite KATHLEEN FRANCES TRAYNOR Kay General Course Waterville junior High School Folio Business Staff 141. Future Plans: Office Work NORMAN EUGENE WINSLOW College Course jordan Platoon School Operetta 11, 31: Band 11, 2, 315 Band Student Leader 141. Future Plans: Conservatory of Music PAUL EMILE TURCOTTE Industrial Course jordan Platoon School Future Plans: Florist JULIUS WISE College Course Jordan Platoon School Senior Play Committee 141: Minstrel Show 1413 Debating Club 121: Helper at National Forensic League Tournament 121: Debating Squad 121: Band 11, 2, 3, 41: Chess Club 11, 21. Future Plans: College ROLAND CHARPENTIER JR. Clerical Course Jordan Platoon School Football Squad 141. Future Plans: Indehnite MAXIME VINCENT COUTURIER Industrial Arts Course St. Dominic High School Future Plans: Indefinite PATRICIA IRENE' WOOD Pain Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Winter Carnival 131: Minstrel Show 13, 41: Debating Squad 131: Hclper at National Forensic League Tourna- ment 1315 Booster Typist 141: Folio Business Staff 141: Choral Group 12, 3, 41. Future Plans: Office Work GEORGE EDWARD DONAHUE Practical Arts Course St. Josephs School Future Plans: Indefinite ARTHUR HENRY JALBERT Chubby Industrial Arts Course St. joseph's School Operetta 1415 Minstrel Show 141: Biology Club 121: Bowl- ing Squacl 121: Choral Group 141. Future Plans: Indefinite ROBERT ANTHONY WOODHEAD Ducky College Course St. joseph's School Class Executive Committee 141: Booster Business Staff 121: Science Club 131: Track Squad 11, 2, 3, 41: Track Letter- man 12, 31: Basketball Squad 121. Future Plans: Indefinite JENNIE URSULA KALUZYNSKI Commercial Course St, 1oseph's School Future Plans: Business School LOUIS I. TREMBLAY Commercial Course St. Peter and Paul's School Future Plans: University of Maine CAROLYN ALICE YOUNG Kay Commercial Course Jordan Platoon School Graduation Committee 131: Winter Carnival 131: Senior Play 141: Operetta 13, 41: Minstrel Show 13, 41: Debating Squad 131: Helper at National Forensic League Tourna- ment 131 : Folio Business Staff 141: Choral Group 12, 3, 41. Future Plans: Secretarial Work ,IOSEPHINE TWIST jo Commercial Course Hallowell School Modern Dancing Future Plans: Business UNDIEIRCILASSMIEIN KJ x 9? mu nf ff Il. 1 4 .. ,, v, S 1. ? ' I ' I l 1 l 4 V' l .gf , 1 if f QD M 4,1 c V I f1 f f'3f ' 716 ,Ev 56,100 4 Os -JAX , ,Q I kb' K: L' 'G 1 Q Bahru X W -J ,J . N ,gi .V 53' A iiumoia CLASS OFFICERS President: Dave Lonergan Secretary: Tommy Case Vice President: Nancy Kelley Treasurer: Dave Anderson Executive Committee Flo Berube, Kay Polisky, Donald Larochelle, Richard Pelly, Donald Ross. Class Adviser: Miss Theresa Robert Adams, james Allarie, Dorothy Allen, Robert Amnott, Irene Amnot, Lillian Anderson, David Atkins, Walter Austin, jean Beaulieu, Lorraine Beaulieu, Maurice Beaulieu, Venise Begin, Ronald Belanger, Richard Breen, Richard Brochu, Ronald Brooks, Barbara Brownstone, Harold Buck, James Burpee, Bernard Bussiere, Bertrand Bussiere, Constance Callahan, Constance Carrier, Carmen Carrier, Ruth Caron, -Iacquelyn Case, Tommy Coady, Mary Costello, Alice Cottle, Hugli Cottle, Frank Creeden, john Cyr, Gilman Cyr, Jeannine Cyr, Louise Delisle, Raymond Derners, Albert Deschenes, Marcel Deschenes, Richard Deslauriers, Lionel Bell, Myron Cassidy, Margaret Dionne, Herinan Bernier, Clement Charpentier, Gloria Dionne, Marguerite Berube, Fleurette Charpentier, Dolores Dominique, jeannine Beruhe, Reginald Charest, Rosaire Donovan, Norma Binette Dolores Chiaravelotti, Anthony Donovan, Shiela Bolduc, Murray Bosse, Lorraine Bourque, Theresa Bourisk, john Brault, Armande Breault, Richard Childs, Kenneth Chin, Gilbert Cifizzari, Ralph Clabby, Bernard Clark, Arnold Clifford, Peter . v S 'X V , A -' NX Doyon, Carmen Dube, Georgette Dube, Maurice Dumont, Normand Dussault, Claude Eaton, Jacqueline 5 N Edwards, Elma Faucher, Philippe Fehlau, Lois Ferguson, Arthur Ferracci, Irene Field, Gloria Figoli, Gloria Filliettaz, Claire Forgue, Pauline Fournier, Adrien Gahagan, Nancy Gelinas, Charlotte Giguere, Christine Giguere, Henry Gilbert, Jeannine Gile, Richard Gilroy, John Giroux, Doris Gledhill, John Goldstein, Natalie Goodwin, June Goulet, Fernand Greer, Patricia Gurney, Edward Hamel, Pauline Hanson, William Harkins, Beatrice Hatgis, Thomas Haynes, Mary Helms, June Henthorn, Marvel Higgins, Maurice Hill, Frank Hunter, Robert Ivers, Elizabeth Jacqmin, Raymond Jacques, Jeanette Jalbert, Rosario Jean, Gerard Jean, Roland Joy Fremont ' Kalwell, Anne Keegan, James Kelly, Nancy Kenney, Rita King, Fred Lagucux, Ronald Lajoie, Carmen Laliberte, Beatrice Langlais, Raymond Larochelle, Donald Larue, Donald Lauze, Raymond Laverdiere, Olivette Lavoie, Pauline Leavitt, Loretta Lebel, Alfred Lee, Betty Leigh, Betty I VY , . pi. f Q. .. 5. 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I 2 .axxt U Lemay, Candide Lemay, Lorraine Lepage, Alma Lepage, Raymond Lessard, Jeanine Lettre, Theresa Levesque, Monique L vine, Martin Libby, John Linehan, Geraldine Lonergan, David Maguire, Mary Manley, Louise Maher, Frederick Marcoux, Henrietta Marois, Henry Martin, Fernande Martin, Lorraine Martin, Robert Maxwell, Pauline McCarthy, Jean McDonald, Lorraine McDonough, James McGee, John McGilvery, George McGraw, Carmen Mclntire, Cora Mclntire, Dolena Meltzer, Burton Michaud, Claire Michaud, John Miclon, Omer Moore, Merrill oreau, Aime orin, Jacqueline Morin, Lorraine Morin, Margurite Morin, Pauline Moskovis, Georgia Moyes, Robert Murphy, Katherine Murray, Jacqueline Myers, Richard Nadeau, Dolores Nadeau, Murielle Normand, Raymond O'Connell, Frank Olehowski, Thomas Osgood, Jeanne Ouellette, Jeannine Paradis, Normand Parent, Leo Parker, Merle Pelly, Richard Perlstein, Robert Perrier, Glorianne Perry, William Petroulis, Nickie Pettingill, Arvilla Q' ,J ' 'ir fir ,H Pinnette, Janice Plavin, Shirley Plourde, Bernard Plourcle, Lucienne Plourde, Monique Polisky, Katherine Provencher, Germaine Purington, Mary Rand, James Reny, Muriel Reny, Roger Rivard, Jacqueline Robitaille, Lucille Ross, Donald Rounds, Shirley Roux, Lucille Roy, Eugene Roy, Pauline Roy, Robert Ruel, Gerard St. Marie, Theresa St. Pierre, Dorothy Sawyer, Kenneth Schott, Nancy Scott, Jean Shapiro, Gilbert Sherry, Gretchen Simard, Constance Simard, Jeannine Simoneau, Maurice Soule, Norma Stevens, Elaine Stuart, Carol Steele, Charles Sullivan, Frances Supovitz, Arthur Supovitz, Paul Tardif, Bernadette Theberge, Mary Lou Thibodeau, Paul Tibbetts, Barbara Tourigny, Paul Turner, Alton Vachon, Rejane Vallee, Richard Violette, Christine Violette, Jeannine Wade, Joyce Walker, Helen Waterman, Donald Weiner, Mickey White, Donald Willette, Patricia Winn, Frances Young, William Zallen, Phyllfs Zelch, Raymond 'i A9 VIL' .L , 5tP7.f+ 5 WJ ,M Af, ff! MIM , -,J llil i r 6 - K D IL? ,'Wy1Vw'f'l:'v,QRfLl U cf A ff, ,' ,Aki ' SUPHUM lRlESEi,,,reM,i1i 1Lf ,gf f , if T V mM.iffz,rf,,1f fully IJ ilu' . -1 LV ,i ,Aj 4710 ' C. CLASS OFFICERS President: Ruane Butler Secretary: Malcolm Hare Vice President: Claire Houle Treasurer: Constance Lebel Akeley, Leon Albert, Anne Allen, Raymond Allen, Joan Anctil, Gertrude Bardier, Albert Baumann, Mary Beaulieu, Armand Beaulieu, Madeleine Beauparlant, Nlauriie Becker, Richard Begin, Richard Beland, Gabrielle Belanger, Yvette Bellisle, Jeannette Beliveau, Patricia Bellisle, Armand Berry, Janice Berry, Robert Berthiauine, Theresa Berube, Maurice Bisson, Normand Blais, Theresa Blouin, Paul Executive Committee Blynn Cascadden, Joanne Hall, Joyce Maxim, Laurier Raymond, Walter Stuart. Class Adviser: Miss Georgette Lepage Boisvert, Bernadette Bolduc, Paul Bonneau, Jeannette Bornstein, Beverly Bouchard, Doris Bouchard, Gerald Bouffard, Beverly Brewer, Joanne Brin, Jacqueline Bruveau, Simone Bussell, Jack Bussiere, Constance Butler, Harmon Butler, Ruane Canuel, Jeanine Caouette, Robert Carignan, Irene Carrier, Annette Cascadden, Blynn Casson, Barbara Cavers, James Chan, Du Can Charpentier, O'Neil Chartier, Beatrice Chateauvert, Dell Chateauvert, Mary Christman, Raymond Clark, Joan Clifford, Paul Coffey, John Cohen, Mark Colby, Joan Collins, Daniel Conway, Joan as 'V SP Cook, Donald qu K Couture, Claudette N ,WS l Couture, Robert 'ix' ' Couturier, Mildred KM! Croreau, Raymond David Florence Davis, Leona CYr, Bertrand , 5 S , Deschenes, Paulina: Desjardin, Peggy Dionne, Constalwi Drouin, Constance Dumais, Anita Fales, Roscoe t V ., . ,i . x , ff .,,.. wiv . .-1i.f.L .1'Q.ffT F4 .7 5 J , Val, . I' ll 4 Jt j' J I , Q ,.. 5 ' I :L A - A I I -14 J Ula I Mai'let, -wt .Fleury, Maurice . 5 Farrell Robert Feeney Kathleen Fisher Sally Fogg Barbara Fontaine Therese Footer David Footman Ruby Fortin Irene Fouquette oine JVM' aRoNelle Tlzlercsa ,V l tance b n ona iarba 1 V! P u e d'Arc Fournier Nancy Gagne eannine Gagnon Beatrice Goulin, Maurice Gelinas, Robert Gell Louise c elli, a Lynch Claire cC-irthy Ann cFad':l en, Betty i cGilli:uddv, Constance Roberge Georgette Rob rt Doris Roberts Willis Robitailfe Lorraine Robitafle Pauline Ross Thomas Roux Conrad Roy Soni1 Royer Raymond Russell acqueline Sampson Gera.Cl Sands Donald Savard Leo Sawyer, Elizaneth Sawyer, Mary ' V F7 ai it gf! U ' J' ll r ' 1 A vc Q af- 1, 'yi 'ri 1' ,o 'ne C ,Y Fisher, Robert , U , ' fi o Robert, Lorraine f f X ld ' I t - ill' 1 , 1 J ' ', 4 D a, IQ , , , x 0 I' , , p, X .3 f , . ' , I ' ' f I , J X' K, 3 I J P ,J , - , , . . Yi Gielarowski, John Giguere, Richard Gilbert, Elaine Gilbert, Janice Goldberg, Marian Goodman, Robert Gosselin, Aline Gove, Constance Grandmaison, Madeline Gray, Joyce Grenier, Gerard Gurney, Gloria Hahnel, William Hall, Joanne Hanson, Carol Hare, Malcolm Harris, Franklin Hayes, Richard Hebert, Jeanne Hendricks, Shirley Hodgman, Jane Hopkins, Marjorie Houle, Claire House, Lester Howaniec, Jennie Hunnewell, Nancy Hunnewell, Shirley Hyde, Harold Isabel, Daniel Jacques, Philip Jalbert, Priscilla Jean, Henri Jenkins, Phyllis Jones, Robert Jordan, Ralph Jutras, Christine Kaitz, Marvin Kee an, Joan e 4 ab e, Robert Lacasse, Roland LaFontaine, Muriel Lajoie, Florence Laliberte, Jeannine LaMar, Ernest Langelier, Bert Landry, Carmen Langlais, Georgette Langley, Richard Larchian, Virginia V Madore Roland Mailhotl Denise Mailhot, Noella Daniel Malia, John Maliar, Jayne Marchand, Rolande Marcoux, Daniel Marqus, Richard Marquis, Roger Martin, Elaine Martin, Mamie Martineau, Gerard Maxim, Beverly Maxim, Joyce Mercier, Gloria Moody, Ernest Moreau, Mariette Moreau, Thaddee Morin, Robert Morin, Theresa Murphy, Marlene Myers, Merlyn Nadeau, Gloria Ouellette, Grover Ouellette, Richard Ouellette, Roger Owens, Mary Lou Palman, Raymond Paradis, Bertrand Parker, Emma Pauze, Lorraine Payne, Gregory Pelletier, Philip Perry, Arthur Petrie, Marilyn Philbrick, Lucena Plante, Bertha Plante, Rita Poirier, Juliette Poulin, Bertrand Provost, Maurice Provost, Theresa Raiche, Rita Rand, Elizabeth Randall, James Ratte, Rita Raymond, Laurier Read, Clara Reny, Paul , Ricker, Richard Scausaroli, Vilma Seward, Nancy Shaw, Rae Simard, Bertrand Simard, Claudette QQ Simpson, Joline Sirois, Joan Sirois, Raymond Small, Patricfa Small, Sally St. Jean, Richard St. Laurent, Richard St. Pierre, Rita St. Pierre, Roger Smith, Dorothy Spugnardi, Albert Stetson, Dorothea Stetson, Robert Stevens, Albert Stuart, Walter Sutton, Bertrand Tancrede, Priscilla Temple, Janice Therriault, Bertrand Thibaulr, Constance Thibodeau, Richard Thompson, Jacqueline Tompkins, Barbara Toutain, Louise Traynor, Madlyn Trider, Shirley Vachon, Paulette Vallee, Rene Vallerand, William Vangeli, Carlo Varle, Paul Verville, Anita Villani, Gloria Walker, Priscilla Walton, Leo Walton, Patricia Westleigh, Arlene Whitbeck, George Whitten, William Wight, Barbara Willette, Roland York, Richard Zelenka, Richard Zerby, Eleanor l 1' A 1154-' IFRESHMIEN CLASS OFFICERS President: Jeffrey Nadeau Secretary: Ann Buckley Vice President: James Sacco Treasurer: Connie Joy Executive Committee Ann Malloy, Donald Roux, Janice Levine, Wallace Staples, Angela Vangeli, Ames, Raymond Ames, Wesley Amnott, Norman Asselin, Raymond Atkins, Rgbert Austin, Marilyn Ayotte, Frieda Ayotte, William Beaucage, Bertrand Beaudoin, Rita Beaule, Janet Bergeron, Rita Berkelman, Karl Bernier, Jacqueline Bernier, Pauline Berube, Ralph Bikulcius, Arlene Biron, Robert Blais, Fernand Blanchette, Jeannine Blowers, Arlene Bois, Helen Bois, Irene Bois, Richard Roger Lachance. Bonenfant, Jacqueline Bosse, Laurent Boucher, Fernand Boucher, Monique Boulay, Dolores Bourgoin, Blanche Bourque, Cecile Boyce, Marilyn Brown, James Breton, Lorraine Breton, Roger Bryant, Nancy Brousseau, Louis Buckley, Ann Bubier, Carl Burns, Beverly Burpee, Donald Buschmann, Marion Bussiere, Germaine Cadwell, Marilyn Cailler, Janine Campbell, Mary Campeau, Jeannine Cannel, Muriel Caron, Patricia Carrier, Ronald Carver, Carole Case, David Cassista, Diane Cavers, Lois Chadburn, Carolyn Chadlnurn, Gloria Charest, Rita Chenard, Rita Chouinard, Jeannette Clabby, John Clark, Bruce Clark, Joyce Clark, Paul Cloutier, Alice Cloutier, Rena Coffey, Daniel Cole, Nancy Comeau, Annette Conley, Edith Cosgrove, Frances Couillard, Roland County, Mary Couture, Jeanne Croteau, Jacqueline Crowley, Ray Custeau, Christine Dearborn, Pearl Dclorme, Leopold Dcsanctis, Leo Deschenes, Rachel Desjardins, Albert Desrosiers, Jeannette Dick, Dorothy Dionne, Pauline Doyon, Muriel Drake, Francis Draper, Rena Dube, Conrad Dubz, Constance Dube, Dorothy Dube, Jeannette Dube, Lucille Dubec, Robert Dumont, Lorraine Dumont, Normand Duprey, Donald Dupuis, Pauline Dutille, Fay Early, Dexter Eicles, Theresa E. Farrell, Joan Ferracci, Joan Fogg, George Fogg, John Ferguson, Joan Fontaine, Normand Forgue, Alice Fortier, Mona Fortin, Larry Fotis, Thomas Fournier, Lionel Fraser, Camille Fox, Lawrence Gagne, Joseph Gagne, Roger Gagnon, Maurice Gagnon, Raymond Gahagan, James Gardner, Robert Gaudette, Robert Gauvin, Lionel Gendron, Irene Gervais, Emile Giguere, Conrad Gilbert, Normand Gilbert, Lorraine Gilbert, Louis Gilbert, Suzanne Girardin, Jacqueline Goddard, Donald Goldman, Elaine Gosselin, Dorothy Gosselin, Richard Gove, Barbara Gove, Beverly Goyette, Lucien Green, Delmont Grenier, Richard Guay, Robert Gurney, Constance Hadakin, Irene Ham, Judith Hamann, Magella Hamel, Jeannette Hamel, Theresa Hamlin, William Harkins, Cecelia Hartley, Joahanne Hodgdon, James Houle, Roger Huntoon, Dexter Jacques, Alice Jean, Constance Joclrey, Margaret Joncs, Constance Jones, Paul Jones, Richard Joy, Constance Kane, William Keegan, Ward King, Georgette King, Marianna Labbe, Jacqueline Labbe, Romeo Lash, Elaine Lachance, Edmund Lachance, Ralph Lachance, Roger Lafayette, Joline Lajoie, Jacqueline Lambert, Anita Lapin, Donald Laroche, Cyprien Larrabbee, Dana LaRue, Raymond Lawrence, Roger Lebel, Raymond LeClair, Marjorie LeClair, Robert LeClerc, Jeannette LeClerc, Robert LeCompte, Roland Legace, Lucille Leger, Lorraine LeMay, Frederick Lessard, Betty Ann Levesque, Gilberte Levesque, Lorraine Levine, Janice Longley, Lorena Longley, Eileen Lucas, Beverly Malloy, Ann Marquis, Pauline Marquis, Phyllis Martin, Walter Martineau, Yvette Martinkus, Linwood McCarthy, Joan McDonald, John McKenna, Jacqueline Melvin, Leona Mercier, Claire Michaud, Jeannine Minkowsky, Carroll Monroe, Lyndon Moreau, Roger Morin, Lorraine Mynahan, Eleanor Mynahan, Irene Nadeau, Guy Nadeau, Claudette Nadeau, Jeffrey Norton, Gladys Nuzzo, Joan O'Leary, Daniel O'Neil, Marjorie O'Reilly, Patricia Ouellette, Doris Ouellette, Robert Paradis, Gerard Parent, Normand Pelletier, Reginald Pelletier, Rina Peterson, Constance Philbrick, Lilla Picard, Rachel Pinard, Romeo Pinette, Bruce Plourde, Harvey Pomerleau, Henry Potvin, Lionel Poulin, Normand Prolman, Earle Provencher, Lorraine Ratte, Imelda Reny, Gilles Richard, Gilbert Richards, Jeannette Rideout, Raymond Ridley, Charles Rioux, Irene Roberge, Claire Robichaud, Lucille Robichaucl, Raymond Robitaillc, Donald Robitaille, Raymond Rosenthal, Sandra Rouleau, Donald Roux, Donald Rowe, Kirk Roy, Frank Roy, Richard Roy, Robert Royer, Robert Sabourin, Priscilla Sacco, James St. Hilaire, Romeo St, Laurent, Florent St. Laurent, Raymond St. Pierre, Jean St. Pierre, Jeanine St. Pierre, Muriel Samson, Robert Savard, Lorraine Sequin, Bertrand Silver, Barbara Silverman, Morris Simard, Albert Skelton, Harold Smith, Betty Jean Spencer, David Spugnarcli, Angelina Staples, Wallace Starbird, Alton Stetson, Constance Stevens, Russell Stone, Pauline Sturtevant, Elizabeth Sullivan, Jean Sumak, Leonora Supovitz, Ruth Sutton, Patricia Tardif, Claire Tardif, Jacqueline Tardif, Patricia Ann Therriault, Jeannine Therrien, Roland Thibault, Carmen Thibault. Mignonne Turner, Esther Vachon, Frances Vacbon, Jeannine Vangeli, Angela Vaughn, James Veilleux, Donat Veilleux, Richard Violette, Arthur Walton, Constance Weiner, Philip White, Annie White, Dolores Willette, William Wood, Frances Wood, John York, Constance IIN MIEMORIIAM Mounted on the wall outside the office door, and flanked on one side by the American flag, and on the other by the school flag, is this bronze plaque. It was placed there this year in memory of all Lewiston High School graduates who, during World War II, gave their lives for their country. It is a small but lasting tribute to those fifty-three alumni, who fought and died in order that they might preserve for us the ideals of democracy that this school has taught. - We should like to dedicate this page also to the memory of Vivian Moody, one of our classmates, who died during the summer of 1945. ACFHXIWHTHES l Beverly Hill, Mary Cifizznri, Barbara Tibbetts, Thadee Moreau, Frances Winii, Christine Giguere, Constance Couture. 'lFHlE BAND The band, under the direction of its new bandmaster, Mr. Dennis Kieley, made great advances during the 1947-48 season. Through his encouragement, the person' nel increased to seventy members, new instruments were purchased, new concert music stands were bought, and the uniforms were improved. Under Mr. Kieley's guidance a Band Boosteris Club, consisting of parents and friends, was organized in order to raise money for the benefit of the band. During the year the band made several public appearances, the most notable be- ing at the Inauguration Ceremonies of Mayor Gagne, and at the Annual Spring Con- cert on March 31. This latter event was proclaimed the most successful band concert in the history of our school band. Other highlights of the year were: attendance at the Festival Concert at South Portland, the Westerii Maine Festival at Brunswick, and the New England Festival held at Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. It is with deep regret that Lewiston High School accepts the resignation of Mr. Kieley, but we are all most grateful to him for the excellent worlc that he did while here, and for the generous encouragement and guidance that he gave the members of our school band. x Q f 1 Firxt row! R. Goldman, M. Bolduc, Glcdhill, M. Bell, R. Fales. Second row: C. Couture, M. Buschmann, R. Butler, R. Breault, M. Leclair, M. Feretos, M. Dubois, C. G l' . Third rowe.'mTll. Butler, K. Berlzclman, W. Steele, D. Ashton, P. Ridley, G. Shapiro. DIEBATTNG Under the able direction of Miss Nellie Mae Lange, the Debating Squad has completed another busy year. The first of the year's program included the preparation and participation in the Bowdoin Interscholastic Debating Forum, held December 6. The question under debate was that of federal funds for further regional developments similar to the TVA. John Gledhill and Myron Bell were our representatives. Next on the agenda was the Bates League question: that of compulsory arbi- tration of labor disputes in all basic industries. In preparation for this practice tour- naments were held, in which 23 students participated at Lewiston, and at South Portland. For the Bates League, underclassmen comprised the varsity team: John Gled- hill, Murray Bolduc, Myron Bell, and Roscoe Fales, with Richard Breault serving as manager. Don Ashton was assistant manager and Richard Goldman was alternate. The same teams represented the school in the National Forensic League Tournament held at Portland on April 17. Lewiston won both its debates in the preliminaries of the Bates League. The affirmative team defeated Edward Little negative team 2-1. The Cony High affirma- tive team was defeated by our negative team 3-0 with Myron Bell judged best speak- er. Thus, LHS was .eligible to enter the semi-finals. First row: Gledhill, M. LeClair, R. Bolduc, M. Bell. Second row: B. Hoffmann, L. Davis, M, Maguire, G. Shapiro, D. Ashton, R. Brcault. CCON'lF1ES'lF SPEAKING The Student Legislature, the first speaking event of the year, was held in Augusta at the State House on November 22 when john Gledhill was chosen chair- man of his committee. Richard Goldman, Jack Dion, Roscoe Fales, and Marjorie LeClair also participated. The first of a series of American Legion contests took place on March 3. Those participating delivered original orations based on the Constitution, and also spoke extemporaneously on one section of the Constitution. Medals were awarded to Myron Bell and Harmon Butler, who placed first and second respectively. Others partici- pating were Charles Steele, Roscoe Fales, Leona Davis, and Donald Ashton. On March 20 the National Forensic League New England Tournament was held in which Lewiston won three first prizes and two seconds from the six divisions. Those winning first honors were Ruane Butler, Marjorie Leclair, and John Gledhill. Second honors went to Murray Bolduc and Ruane Butler. The Washington Medal Contest was open to all students in school. Ruane But- ler was the winner of the girls' contest and Murray Bolduc the boys'. Charlotte Gel- inas, who came in second, received the medal, since Miss Butler had won it last year. John Gledhill and Karl Berlcelman tied for second place in the boys' contest. In the western division of the state-wide Spear Contest, Murray Bolduc placed first of eleven boys and Ruane Butler second of eleven girls, which made the former speaker eligible for the Spear Contest finals, with Miss Butler as alternate. The University of Maine Speaking Contest was held April 30. Ruane Butler received first place in serious reading in the preliminaries and fourth in the finals. Others taking part were Marjorie Leclair, Myron Bell, and Roscoe Fales. First row! C. Fales, M. Giroux, D. Goldman, C. Gauvreau, B. Hill, R. Provost. Second ww: N. Reade, H, Tafdif, Desjardin, Dion, I. Girardin, N. Poulin, C. Lt-bel, C. Roussin. Third raw: D. Miller, B. Hoffman, G. Renaud, L, Sougnardi, Nl, Cihzzari, C. Pelletier, J. Painchaud. Foiutlv row: P. Tardiff, L. Lizotte, F. Bouchard, Wise, D. lVlcGr:iw, I, Girnrdin, M. Murphy, M. Keene. SENIOR PLAY Dear Ruth, the Senior Play of the class of 1948, proved to be a hit with young and old alike from lights, places, actionn to the final curtain. The play's quick pace and smooth production can be attributed to the capable direction of Miss Eleanor McCue. It is an episode never to be forgotten by all who participated in it. Props com- mittees bustling back and forth, the stage committee planning the decoration and ar- ranging the furniture, a special group at work making artificial Howers, and the actors dramatically running over their lines for the last time. The play revolves around the family of judge Wilkiiis, his wife and two daugh- ters. Miriani, of high school age, corresponds with a soldier overseas and signs her sister Ruthis name to the letters. Wlien the soldier returns, expecting to find Ruth waiting for him, complication upon complication arises, and the laughs are hearty and numerous. The cast included: Beverly Hill, Irenee Girardin, Margaret Giroux, jack Dion, Claudette Gauvreau, Richard Goldman, Rita Provost, jack Desjardins, Constance Fales, and Noel Poulin. The entire production was conducted on a work and play basis. A busy and happy atmosphere prevailed and before anyone knew exactly how it all happened, the Senior Play joined our list of memories. Firsl row: L. Spugnardi, R. Breault, R. Beaulieu, A. Gauvin, D. White. Second row: R. Berube, L. Raymond, R. Bouchard, J. Gledhill, M. Bell, C. Bernier, R. Normand. Third row: G. Shapiro. W. Young, R. Dt-lisle, M. Wcixier, R. Zelch, R. Martin. I ourll1 row: D. Ross, W. Perry, Malia. l Hll 4 Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship. The activities of the past year were numerous including functions of both a social and service nature. The first meeting of the year was in the form of a get- acquainted dance. Later in the year a sleigh ride was sponsored by the group, and also a Hobo Hop for the benefit of the World Youth Fund. The club also cele- brated an athletic month and a religious month. During the latter, visits were made to several local churches of different denominations, and a brief study was made of the major faiths, as a background for greater religious tolerance. The principal spealcers at meetings during the year included: Father John Bowers of the Trinity Episcopal Church, Michael Buccigross, and Frank Cooper. KEY CLUB The Kiwanis Key Club made up of twenty-one male students of Lewiston High School has been serving the school this past year as a service organization. The of- ficers who directed the club this year were Kenneth Foisy, president, James Park, secretary, and Stanley Norbert, treasurer. Principal Linwood Kelley served as adviser. The members have acquainted themselves with the purpose and function of the large organization by occasionally attending the regular Kiwanis luncheon meetings. Membership to the club is limited and admittance is subject to the vote of Jun- ior Kiwanians. The young men are chosen on the basis of leadership, personality, and character. if + if KCHORAL GROUP Under the able direction of Mr. Alexis Cote, the choral group has been doing splendid work for the four years of its existence. This year one-hfth credit was granted to the students for this work. Previous to this the group was regarded as an extra-curricular activity. Approximately 175 students gave up one study period every Wednesday and one afternoon or evening a week in order to study the fundamentals of music, as well as to learn many choral selections. This year an operetta consisting of 12 members in the cast and two mixed chor- uses, one of forty voices and the other of twenty voices, was presented in April. As a climax to the year's program of study the entire group was heard at graduation exercises. PUBMICATJIUNS .ang -Q 9 ddoooov f. fx a V S -.B aff' Y ,594 A - A .X 1. vf' Q f -- I 1 ' - Nw. I Mx MJ Fu wr-' - 'N N 00 ' ' , . f - .Y-K -navu--.u idx W. 1 1 Q. o WN , sv..-W -4.4 1 ' ' ' EDYYOR 'Q ' b 'iV', 181 fr 'xiii 1, Mi' , Of . 4 , , ,ix . g A s iv is .5 Claudette Gauvreau Fernande Bouchard Editor in-Chief Business Manager Louis Spugnardi Clarence Tibbetts Art Photography Richard Gove Constance Fales David Harkins Sports Art Sports First row: C. Green, D. Levcque, C. Gauvreau, F. Bouchard, D, Miller. Second row: C. Roussin, N. Reade, R. Gove, D. Harkins, L. Spugnardi, R. Provost, M. Keene. Third row: I. Girardin, C. Maxim, R. Levesque, D. Bisaillon, D. Cailler, C. Couture. lFOlLlIU EDITORIAL STAFF Producing a year hook demands a variety of talent, a great deal of time, and an infinite amount of patience. There are stories to write, pictures to take, page layouts to make, cartoons to draw, and numerous problems to solve. This Herculean task was successfully completed this year hy the Folio editors and the following Editorial Stall: Constance Green Rita Provost Diane Leveque Mildred Keene Fernande Bouchard Irene Girardin Dorothy Miller Constance Maxim Constance Roussin Helen Ann Tardif Nancy Reade Jack Desjardins Rita Levesque Doris Bisaillon Dolores Cailler Richard Goldman Constance Couture IFOLIIO BUSINESS STAFF Under the able leadership of Miss Muriel Dumont, faculty adviser, the business manager, Fernancle Bouchard, the captains and members of the various teams, were able to do an unusually line job in soliciting all the advertising. It is with this finan cial backing that the publication of the Folio is possible, TEAM l Ralph Precopio, Captain Louis Spugnardi Robert Provencher Irenee Girarclin Arthur Gauvin Gerard Renaud Noel Poulin James Cosgrove Paul Cote TEAM Z Kay Young, Captain Helen LaRocque Martha Feretos Kathleen Traynor Patricia Wood Lillian Lafontaine TEAM 3 Madeline Murphy, Captain Doris McGraw Charlotte Malo Jeannine Provost Marietta Custeau Pauline Plourde Phyllis Mynahan Dorothy Joclrey Muriel Dumont TEAM 4 Pauline Langlais, Captain Barbara Harrigan Constance Maxim Nancy Reade Diane Leveque Lorraine Lizotte TEAM 5 Roland Lacombe, Captain Joanne Caron Jeanne Eouvier Betty Jean King Gilberte Lavoie Dolores Larrivee TEAM 6 Constance Lussier, Captain Cecile Robitaille Lucille Rivard Aliette Roberge Fleurette Roux Lorraine Dion Elaine Carrier Evelyn Jepson IFCOLIIO BUSINESS STATUE TEAM 7 Theresa Goyette, Captain Yvette Gilbert Dolores Levesque Theresa Allen Cecile Roy Corinne Labrie TEAM 8 Aline Bussiere, Captain Helen Ann Tarciif Joline Huard Constance Roussin June Berman Claire Lebel TEAM 9 Glenis Gurney, Captain Jeannine Langlais Thelma Langlais Patricia Clabby Geraldine Ricker Mary Dubois Joan Bickford Patricia Leclair TEAM 10 Constance Green, Captain Gladys Gibson Constance Couture Mildred Keene Dolores Cailler Beverly Hoffman Mary Cifizzari TE'AlVl ll Carolyn Simpson, Captain Pauline Tardiff Lida Maxiin Rita Provost Janine Painchaucl Margaret Giroux Joan Filliettaz Pamela Weber TEAM 12 Lorraine Laliberte, Capiain Irene Girardin Doris Bisaillon Fernande Bouchard Hilda Rousseau Rita Levesque Jeannine Poulin ..,.. . ,. f V .- ..r..m.'Ks,Q.:,,... Firrl row: C, Geauvreau, M. Bell, D. Miller, R. Goldman, P. Weber. Second raw: C. Roussin, M. Keene, M, Haynes, Scott, N. Kelley, R. Gove, P. Small, N, Goldstein, C. Simpson, D. Cailler, N. Reade, Third row: Painchaud. M, Kaites, Levine, C. Lynch, R. Butler, C. Green, S. Rosenthal, C. Lehel, H. Butler, R. Raiche. Fourth row: C. McGraw. J. Brewer, E. Sawyer, E. Goldman, R, Guziy, S. Hendricks. Hall, I. Car- rignan, Rivard. lB0US'llTlER EDITORIAL STAFF The news around school and the activities of the students, during 1947-48, were brought to the student body and faculty by an exceptionally large group of erstwhile reporters under the leadership of Dorothy Miller, Editor-in-Chief. This staff was expertly guided by Miss Mary Samways, faculty adviser. The staff presented many special columns in the Booster, such as The Cauld- ron by Claudette Gauvreau and Constance Roussin, Under Cover by Natalie Goldstein, The Inquiring Reporter by Pamela Weber, On the Side Linesv by Harold Brownstone, and Sports Reviewl' by Ray Zelch. Original cartoons were penned by Irene Carrignan and Elaine Goldman. Other seniors on the staff were: Constance Green, Claire Lebel, Diane Leveque, Jeannine Painchaud, Carolyn Simpson. The editors were: Associate Editor, Myroii Bell, Editorial Editor, Richard Gold- man, Feature Editor, Mildred Keene, News Editor, Constance Callahan, Exchange Editor, Dolores Caillerg Sports Editor, Richard Goveg Staff Reporter, Nancy Kelleyg Photographers, Clarence Tibbetts and Robert Guay. This year the Booster won a third place rating in the nation-wide contest among student periodicals, sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and a first place rating in the national contest. First row: C. Michaud, G, Shapiro, R. Provost, M. Bell, A. Caldwell. Second row: C. Roussin, P. Tardif, C. Lebel, H. Tardif, N. Reade, M. Keene, Painchaud. Third row: D. Miller, T. Langlais, I. Girardin, P. Weber, P. Zallen, N. Goldstein, E. Carrier, C. Beaulieu, Filliettaz. Fourth row: Bickford, C. Green, C. Simpson, M. Giroux, S. Plavin, F. Bouchard, Huard, C. Couture. BQOUSTIER BUSIINIESS STAFTF The conscientious work of the members of this staff, the business manager, and the faculty supervisor make possible the financing of the Booster. This year Mr. Vincent Connors, as faculty adviser, and Rita Provost, as business manager, guided the staff very effectively, and the soliciting of advertise- ments from local merchants was successfully completed. The staff is concerned not only with securing advertisers, but also, during the course of the year, members must collect payments and deliver copies of each issue of the Booster to each one of the advertisers. First row: M. Cohen, A. Bosse. Second row: T. Goyette. N. Smith, D. Leveque, A. Bussiere, L. Laliberte, G. Nuzzo, L. Levesque. Third row? G. Gibson, L. Dionne, Y. Gilbert, R. Levesque, P. Wood, L. Rivarcl, C. Malo, C. Chaloux, M. Custeau, L. Lizotte. lFUlLllO 4 BUOSTIER TYPIISTS The Folio and Booster typists are selected by Miss Margaret LaMontagne ac- cording to their proficiency in typewriting. Under her efficient direction they prepare all material for the printer. Approximately ten girls work on the staff for each of the two publications. ATHLETICS fd' 'Af 'M jf Q 4' W Y X 'X - lu' MAX: X 'f I 4 it J '15 ' Z : Qii' 'EQ' . T ' 'E ,EO ,QQ 'll - IV xi. - V 1 A l i 4' V W is . N 5:1 .y ,ru .5 I X 55 ' E lm -- 'i i ' -Xwxsgxy 4-ETA x g P ---T a ' f e Q - - HEAD YCUAKCH Mr. Nanigian APPRECIATION We wish here to express our sincere thanks to the athletic coaches, Mr. Nanigian, Mr. Shapiro, Mr. Buckley, and Mr. Dickson, and to the entire team for making it possible for us to have a State Championship football team. We are grateful that we had the opportunity to share in the thrill and excitement of those glowing autumn days, and witness the display of true sportsmanship which won this team state-wide acclaim. The class of 1948 offers its congratulations and thanks to you who earned this honor for us, and who thus have contributed to the list of memories that will linger long with every one of us graduates. ASSISTANT CCUAKCHIES Mr. Shapiro Mr. Buckley Mr. Dickson paw CHAMPS 31947 FOOTBALL SEASUN The Fall of 1947 witnessed perhaps one of the best football teams in the athletic history of Lewiston High School. With such outstanding athletes as Ken Foisy, Dave Harkins, Paul Cote, Fred Lebel, Jim Parks, Jim Bernard, and Ralph Precopio, the Blue Devils romped over their first five opponents scoring 165 points while holding the opposition scoreless. On one sunny Saturday afternoon in aOctober Portland's powerful team came to Lewiston. The game was rough, the players worked hard, but our better team emerged the victor. The Devils scored first, but the visitors came back and scored in the second period and found Lewiston with but a one-point advantage at half- time. A safety in the third period gave Portland a temporary one-point lead as Ken Foisy raced round the end and over the goal in the last period to win the game and also clinch the mythical state title. The season, however, was not yet over. After a game with Cony had been can- celled because of the critical forest fire threat, an aggressive squad came up to Maine from Quincy, Massachusetts. In a rugged battle at Garcelon Field, the Bay Staters were first to tally after a scoreless first half, and took a 6 to 0 lead. Again it was Ken Foisy who saved the day. With the ever-present help of his team mates, Foisy crashed over from the one-foot line on fourth down to put Lewiston back in the game. On the next play, Foisy successfully converted for the extra point and the Devils won the game by this slim margin. The Armistice Day game found an injured Devil aggregation subduing Ed- ward Little 21 to 6 in a slow game. The win completed an undefeated and untied season, the first in several years, and Lewiston was acclaimed State Champions of the 1947 Schoolboy Football Season. We would like to pause here to extend praise to the assistant coaches and to Coach Mose Nanigian above all for his outstanding coaching and congratulate him on being named Maine's Number One high school football coach of the year! FOOTBALL RESULTS 1947 Lewiston 26g Winthrop 0 Lewiston 293 Waterville 0 Lewiston 38, Rumford 0 Lewiston 323 Deering 0 Lewiston 403 Edward Little 0 Lewiston 14, Portland 8 Lewiston 7, Quincy, Mass. 6 Lewiston 21, Edward Little 6 Won 8 Lost 0 Tied 0 ,gr A , Y wi V 'M 'X L51 k W ...pw Y 'F Cluxncvy,MkaLxs. vs. Levi sign fiwmmfnmgwbwwa-wwxa.: V 1554215 533 ggi 34gf5Q'3-Ui-1: lhlff? rs: ne?Q 1a2': '175Wf5f34fE14 555, -.9 qi as 4 125 .331-47,1-375482 37 38 A -W , 55 -. sg w ., kj? 'Q n iv Vx ,., ,, . 5,5 1 tj: .N W . - 3 :gs M, ,, 'W' vemif- 50 'N'zaf-f58f-if-as -:fiqp5-29fa44i-3- -45-H20 my Aegis .qw .mn . if M 3: fe Q F fx Y M Y in QQ QQ is rl E 1 - -l il Fofffbnll Squad yf wr ,W Chamber Commerce Banque? I 'Q kr , 4 I Q Q G 6 6 G Ux 6 8 6 fx-, .r,,'.,5 wg, x , 7 .- C 9 e W Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 ' 'fa H ff Q Q A E' J i 5 mg , ' 1 'I .3 si if K 'ia-If 91 rl in ' v. ' HS ini If w. 6N' . .1 ,sa-ffib '1 fL7l0 -ff .D ' Aaffftfia .- 'T M gd fl, Sunl- Q yns' IV 'MS vu ,HS F7 2' BASKETBALL SEASON This year the continual jinx of inexperienced men struck again at the Lewiston High basketball squad. When Ken Foisy and Jim Bernard were lost to the squad, the basketball hopes took a decided slump. Well coached by Mr. Dickson, the team improved rapidly as the season progressed, and showed bright prospects for next year. The first two games of the season were won defeating Livermore Falls 52-Z8 and Farmington 49-29. With the exception of these games, and two wins over Brunswick, the team lost its games. Perhaps the best game of the season was their loss to Chev- erus 29-35 in which the Blue Devils nearly upset the team that later went on to win the State Championship. In the Twin City series, Edward Little captured both games but not without the usual hard fight. The first game saw E. L. winning 43-37. In the second, Lewiston put a scare into the tournament hopes of the Eddies by leading all the way until the final two minutes of the game. The Red Ghosts caught fire and pulled out vic- torious 43-31. Ronnie Lagueux, co-captain, and Ray Sirois were the spark-plugs of the club, with Jim Cosgrove, co-captain, and Dave Anderson having their bright moments. The only senior on the squad was Jim Cosgrove, so the season ahead looks good for the Dickson-coached boys. , , 5 X21-. 1. uf x Q A Q 1 1 fi- ,gf S , Vg I ' K, ,A4,':-., SL A , + '. 'SQ x z Q Q uf - f . A Q 3 F f 2 x 5 5 5 Y 4 NW C I-Aqueut GRA M clggy' Wnnee- 5 -Aggie wQH- Tw' F411-es f P-axes: on of Hn al! f- ,M 1 rem, tx rf 1 n Q up nfhe I! ix Hp wma 1. Qt 0 'WcS+ b v-oo F5 lRormkf Lqqueux anJ'Charlm Qov:: Fujlxf For Thx' X x Q fs ffc.xwO0'J R ' wes+'bronK Nl-gf Go, Cs-ics Tim C4159 To i pmyev Wk1l,'1DsgK'BreeAn Bur! Heb1:v+l0oK oh- AM GIIRLSS SPURTS BASKETBALL With Miss Doryce Arndt, the girls' Physical Education teacher as coach, girls' basketball came back into its own this year with tournament games held at the Armory. Practices were held every Tuesday for the Freshmen and Sophomores and every Friday for Juniors and Seniors. Practice games took up the schedule for the first half of the yearg later the tournament games were held. These were very exciting with the Juniors and Seniors ending in a tie, as they were unable to hold a play-off. Students in classes other than those participating in games handled the refereeing. The season came to a successful close at the end of April. RIDING Something new was added to girls' sports this year -horseback riding. The art of riding was taught to all those who wanted to learn. A point show was held in Westbrook in the fall and weekly rides were enjoyed at a local stable. Trail riding was the greatest attraction to the girls. Classes were held in the fall and spring. I' MODERN DANCING Under the direction of Miss Doryce Arndt, Modern Dancing was brought back this year to the list of girls' sports at Lewiston High. A club was formed with Doris McGraw serving as president. Weekly meetings were held at the Armory. The purpose of the club was to attain grace and poise, and membership was open to girls of all four classes. BOWLING Girls' sports would never be complete without bowling. A league was formed this year, and bowling parties were held weekly at a local bowling alley. This activity was open to the girls in all four classes, but there were only two Seniors who joined. Scores were kept at all sessions and at theend of the season the two highest teams played off for the championship. Doris Bisaillon was captain of the winning team which included: Lorraine Laliberte, Lorraine Pauze, and Doris Bouchard. 1 'ki' JRHDIINCI CLUB First row: M. Murphy, D. McGraw, N. Goldstein, C. Stetson Second row: Berry, B. Lessarcl, B, Costello, B. Sawyer, P. Small, R. Butler, S. Plavin, C. York, C. joy, Ham MODERN DANCE CLUB Fin! row: C. Reade, Conway, G. Nadeau Second row: C. Nadeau, D. McGraw Third row: M. Dumont, A, Provost, M. Murphy, P. Roy First row: R. Beaulieu, L. Bossa, R. Langlais, R. Provencher, R. Ouellette, R. Begin, C. Bernier, P. Blouin, R. Giguere. Second row! B. Cascadden, Keegan, A. Belislc, N. Gilbert, B. Simard, Coach Gerard Cailler, R. Deschenes, R. Lauze, G. Martineau, R. St. Laurent, I. Girardin, F. Lcbel. HOCKEY Under the able tutelage of Mr. Gerald Cailler, the LHS hockey team of 1947-48 completed the season with a record of five victories, five defeats, two ties and a forfeit. Losing to only two high school teams, St. Dom's and Gardiner, Lewiston dropped two games to Bridgton Academy and forfeited a game to Morse High, when it was found that two ineligihles were in the lineup. Victories were compiled over Coburn Classical twice, Kents Hill, Morse, and the LHS alumni. The two ties were registered with Kents Hill and Gardiner. Seniors on the team were Beaulieu, Provencher, and Girardin. r ...Ae A ,,h. i X1 A C xr' . e, .wr W QT' ww ' 1' ., aw... -- . . - .f -. First row: R. Hunter, R. Delisle, Coach John Aliberti, D. O'Neil, R. Thibodeau, K. Childs. Second row: E. Fournier, S. Danforth, Campbell, Bernard, E. Brushwein. WINTXER SPURTS The Winter Sports team led by Mr. John Aliberti, newcomer to the Lewiston High faculty, compiled a fairly successful record during its 1947-48 season. In the first meet, the winter edition of the Blue Devils placed second in competition with the Bowdoin and Bates J.V.'s. In our annual Carnival, which was presided over by Queen Claire Lebel, the team finished fourth in a field of seven. The biggest improvement shown was in the State Meet at Gould where the Devils finished fifth in a field of the State's top eleven teams. Lost to the team this year through graduation will be Edward Brush- wein, Stuart Danforth, Daniel O'Neil, Everett Fournier, James Campbell and James Bernard. First row: R. Royer, Sacco. R. Labbe, D. Gagne, R, Begin, W. Atkins, W. Bussiere, R. Belanger A. Supovitz, W. Steele, R. jalbert, P. Blouin, D. White. Second row: Mr. Topping, R. Lecompte, F. Walton, R. Deschenes, R. Pinette, Forrest, S. Norbert R. Lagueux, Bernard, K. Foisy, L. Parent, R. Pelly, O. Miclon, Mr. Aliberti. v 1 TRACK Lewiston's track season actually opened on March 22 when a meet with some thirty New England schoolboy teams was held at the Bowdoin Cage. It was a small Devil squad that made the trip with but one week of practice behind them. Paul Cote placed third in the 40 yard dash and in the broad jump while Ken Foisy grabbed a fourth in the shot put, thus giving Lewiston a tie for sixth place with New- ton and Cambridge Latin. While several trackmen, members of the senior class were on the Washington trip, the Devils dropped a triangular meet with the Bow- doin Frosh and Deering High. Lagueux was the top scorer for the LHS squad. 7 Ir wasn't until May sixth that the Lewiston track team was able to get rolling, and then really started off in high gear by downing the Bates Freshmen 66 to 42. The speedy running of Fred Lebel and Cote was missed in the dashes, but the Devils made up for it in the other events. It was jim Bernard who starred as he took firsts in the javelin and low hurdles, a tie for first in the high jump, and second in the discus, broad jump, and high hurdles. Foisy took first in the shot put and discus and a third in the 100 yard dash. Ron Lagueux won the 440 and 220 yard runs and placed second in the 100. Dom Gagne and Omer Miclon took firsts in the mile and broad jump, respectively. Bernard, Foisy, and Lagueux's combined total of 47 points was enough to keep the Bobkittens in their cage. As this is being written, the State meet of june 5th looms questionable as far as Lewiston is concerned. Seniors Cote, Bernard, and Foisy will probably be missing due to important college exams, and from here, the meet looks to hold little interest for Devil followers. If the necessary arrangements can be made, the Blue-and-White track squad would be the team to beat for the state title. First row: D. Lonergan, T. Case, T, Hatgis, R. Hunter, R. Breen, R. Ritker. Second row: Desjarclin, Park, B. Simarcl, D. Hzirkins, D. Anderson, R. Maincnte, P. Clifford, G. Payne, Mr. Nanigian. Third row: F. Lebel, R. Lauzier, A. Ferguson, Keegan, R. Giguere, R. Becker, D. Collins. BASEBALL Lewiston's hard-hitting baseball team was in second place in the Andy Valley League with a 3 and 1 record as the Folio went to press. The Devil Nine got off to a fast start by chalking up two league wins before being downed by a powerful Rum- ford club, but came back to shellack Brunswick to hold their second berth. The first game of the season found the LHS pastimers rallying late to defeat St. Dominics by a 6-5 count. Ron Lagueux went the eight-inning distance giving up eight hits to the scrappy Doms. Morse High of Bath was the next victim as the Devils downed the Shipbuilders 7-2 on the six hit pitching of Paul Clifford who went seven frames. Lagueux set down the losers with no hits in the remaining two stanzas to keep Lew- iston's record clean. It was up at Rumford on May fourth that the Nanigian- tutored aggregation met the test, and failed to pass. The present league-leading Panthers of Rumford toppled the Devil nine by a 15-5 score. The winners col- lected nine hits off Ron Lagueux in the flrst four innings, two hits off Dick Main- ente in one and one-third innings, and another five hits off Clifford who finished out the game. Back in the win column, Clifford tossed a three-hit shutout against Bruns- wick at the Bates field in a 14-0 lopsided rout by the better-hitting LHS nine. The overall picture looks as if the Devils are going to have a good season, sweep the City Series, and take a positive second place in the Andy Valley League. It will be possible for Lewiston to tie for first place if they can beat out the Panthers in the return match, and with a little luck, might possibly find themselves on top at the end of the season. FEATURES G56 X is L: 3 ,w 6 I W .25- P, 'TSN .UL - ' a n all Euq-,hmm -an us Q-:PY YM ss '2 Nuwcomu. do Bnowus owe. qmss udpsom. '5.qrY 38 KH S uv-PHL. Qu. 11 M QA lixniwmum an-A ef Exim? Doo T fT4S'DmAS2ocLs eg? Tkou no am um,un.WNm ss annum.. 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A m Robert Bilodeau jim Park jim Cosgrove Ed Brushwein Bob Provencher Claire Lebel Helen Ann Tardif Beverly Hill jack Murphy Rene Beaulieu Pauline Langlais Rita Provost Barbara Harrigan Normand Labbe Joline Huard Lida Maxim Patricia Wood Stan Norbert Robert Murphy Richard Royer Eddie Parkin Gloria Nuzzo Norman -Winslow Cecile Roy Ruth Mower Jack Forrest Charlene Philbrick Connie Maxim Mildred Keene Pauline Tardiif Jim Campbell Harold Tompkins Dan O'Neil Lorraine Lizotte Gladys Gibson Stuart Danforth Carroll Francis Dorothy Miller Rene LeCompte Natalie Smith Evelyn Jepson Donald Ashton Clarence Tibbetts Aliette Roberge Margaret Giroux jack Desjardins Noel Poulin .Ian'ne Painchaud Joan Fillietraz Qt SENIOR MELODIES High on a Windy Trumpet Farmer in the Dell And 'Neenie' If I Were a Millionaire I'm Nobody's Baby Sweet and Lovely Fun and Fancy Free jack, Jack, Jack Five Minutes More You Can't Get to Heaven Personality Flight of the Bumble Been When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Dreamv I'm a Big Girl Now Baby Face Student Lifen He's a Ladies' Man Trombonology Peanut Vendor Drum Boogie QC Down the Old Church Isle Clarinadeu Bubble Gum Polkai' Student's Song Love Is a Random Thing A Bridal Bouquet Gay Spirits Two Loves Have I Skylark Matinee Stanley Steamer Dapper Dan Eddiels Special Dickey Bird Songm Mountain Frolic I'm in Love with a Girl Mam'selle I'm a Truck Drivin' Man Clarinet Samba Teach Me, Teach Me, Baby Put Some Meat on Them Bo Too Fat Polka Stretch Out All-American Girl Bell Bottom Trousers I'm Waiting for Ships As Sweet As You Are Five Feet Two, Eyes of Bluev IIC Nancy Reade Constance Green LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1948 Be it remembered that, We, the members of the Class of 1948, of Lewiston in the County of Androscoggin, in the State of Maine, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, but mindful of the uncertainty of this life, do publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. , After the payment of our just debts, departure charges and expenses of administration, Wfe, dispose our estate as follows: 1. The Senior Class of 1948, renowned for its learning, its intellectual charm, and its scholarly attainments, gives and bequeaths to the Junior Class its record, as an incentive for higher achievement next year. 2. Be it known also that the said Senior Class gives and bequeaths to its successors the seats and desks of Room 109, with the hope that they may occupy them with as great dignity and reverence as the past Senior Class has been wont to do. 3. In due consideration of the Class of 1949, we bequeath to them a State Champion- ship football team, renowned for itsability to win. 4. We generously donate the College Entrance Examinations to the future Senior Class, in hopes that they will find them as simple as the Class of 1948 thought they would be. 5. To those students taking Problems of Democracy, we bequeath the task of writing the United States Constitution. 6. Be it known also that the Junior Class will inherit the ability to pass American History Examinations, Shorthand 60's, and the Standard Examinations of John Milton's Minor Works. 8. The Senior Editors of The Folion and The Booster bequeath their writing talent to the new members of the yearbook and newspaper staffs. 9. The Senior Play cast and committees bestow upon their benefactors the ability to present as successful a dramatic production as Dear Ruth. 10. Be it known also that we bequeath our personalities, those witty conversations and airs of savoir faire that have carried us so successfully through four years at Lewiston High School. The members of the Class of 1948 will and bequeath to the undergraduates of the school the wonderful traditions which they have learned to understand and revere during their high school years. The ,Class of 1948 likewise bequeaths to the Principal and to the members of the faculty, a report of the rising vote of thanks as a mark of appreciation and indebtedness for all they have labored and done for the aforesaid mentioned. In testimony whereof, We hereunto set our hand and seal, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, this eighteenth day of June in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Eight. THE CLASS OF 1948 W1TNEssEs: Claudette Gauvreau Constance Roussin ..a.. Q 5 -4. -env' +-, ah-1 ' 0 .,, - W mm-, eg' .M - 4 ,M 'ifpf' - Qfwdh - CLASS PROPHESY Time: 1958 Scene: A Turkish Bath A Place: Chicago, Ill. Proprietor: Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, it's foggy all the time in here. What can I do for you, sir? Customer: Oh no, it can't be, but it isl Don Ashton, you old buzzard, how are you? D: Why, Babe Cosgrove, it's been so long, I didn't recognize you at first. It's great to see you. How's the gang? I hear you are quite the family man now. B: The life of a politician suits me fine, and my six children are pure devils, but you should see the family of Bev Hill and Gloria Nuzzo. They are the two most active members of the Married Women's Society of America now. D: Docs Gloria still have that blitz-buggy of hers? B: Yes, she, Chubby -lalbert fremember him?l, and Gilbert Lane had a three-car smash up a few weeks ago. D: That's to be expected, I suppose. Tell me more, what else do you know? B: Do you remember how Mildred Keene always wanted to be a dentist? Well, she repairs all the bridge work in her swanky office in Lewiston's newest skyscraper. Thatys the one Jack Desjardins and ,lean Paul Dulac designed and built. Our classmates surely made good. Tell me, have you heard about any others of them? D: Yes, I have. I read the other day that Nancy Reade was appointed head brain surgeon at johns Hopkins. I can remember when she was my sixth period mail man. June Berman is in Chicago now-she won the contest for Miss Great Lakes of 1958, you know. B: Speaking of beauties, I saw somewhere that Claire Lebelis latest motion picture was a wonder. She and Jack Dion really hit Hollywood hard. D: Broadway got it, too. Remember the stars in our Senior Play? They tell me Claudette Gauvreau and Dick Goldman are colossal in Bob Murphy's musical Up Here Mabel. B: I imagine it's tops, but Dick is a physicist on the side. He and Louis Olehowski are working on a machine that will give every home lights at night without electricity. D: Our class produced a multitude of scientists. I hear that jim Bernard is president of the Atomic Research Committee at M.I.T. B: Remember Paul Cote? A severe old chap now, he's the champion story teller of the North American radio network. D: Yes, but Pam Weber is running him a close second somewhere, I'l1 bet, B: Have a cigarette? This is a package of that new brand Ed Brushwein is manufacturing. D: Thanks, I will. By the way, whatever became of john OINeil? B: Oh, he took over where Fred Astaire left off, and went over twice as big. Of course, Astaire never had a partner like Connie Roussin. Say, what are you doing tonight? D: Nothing important. What would you like to do? B: Ralph Precopio is touring America this year and heis in New York now. I could call the Bouffard Airlines, Inc., and I know George would Hy us over in that new jet job Noel Poulin designed for him. Carolyn Simpson is his chief pilot, and with another classmate, Bev Hoffmann, as a hostess - what more could you ask for? D: That sounds terrific, and tomorrow I'll do the honors. We can eat at the New York branch of Norm Labbe's Restaurants, Inc. Then we could see the Notre Dame- Army game and, of course, cheer on Dave Harkins' Irish. In the evening we can go to the Waldorf and listen to the best music in town - Norm Winslow's Numerous Wonders. His vocalist is Charlotte Malo, now. Did you know she studied at the Juilliard School, where Pauline Tardiff's the new dean? B: It's a deal, Don. Ir will be grand to see so many of our classmates again. just think of it - they are becoming famous all over the country. We should certainly thank LHS for turning out such ci successful group. Connie Green ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The 1948 FOLIO Staff wishes to express its gratitude to: Mr. Albert Rowbotham and Mr. Roland Saucier, of the Maine Composition Company, for the generous amount of time they devoted to the planning of this edi- tion of the FOLIO. Mr. Raymond Corey and Mr. John Marshall, of the Portland Engraving Com- pany, for their expert advice and cooperation in many services. Nolin's Studio for devoting so freely their time to photographs for this book. Mr. A. Alden Woodworth for the picture of the high schoolg Donald La- Rochelle for the original slcetchesg and Clarence Tihbetts for the pictures composing the candid pages. 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LaRochel1e Lee's Variety Shop Lunch and lce Cream Bars Fancy Groceries - Beverages Sandwiches - Milk Shakes 417 Main Street Dial 4-8231 Open Till Midnight Sundays Compliments ot The Saindon Furniture Store 359 Lisbon Street Dial 3-0341 Compliments of Paul Cote's Esso Station Corner Sabattus and Campus E. Dumont Creamery Co. Compliments ot Milk ' Cream Frangedakis Restaurant Ice Cream l56 Main Street Lewiston 440 Sabattus Street Lewiston Compliments ot Fern's Taxi DIAL4-5469 Compliments of Armand A. Dufresne, Ir. Compliments of Dr. A. A. Roussin OPTOMETRIST Dial 4-5542 96 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ol Lewiston Shoe Hospital 7 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Maine Adolphe Plourde :S Sons General Contractor and Builder ll6 Summer Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 4-7125 Roy's Market Mrs. Fedelise Roy, Prop. Dial 2-2822 948 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments oi Draper's Bakery 54 Ash Street Dial 2-8845 Marcotte Music Sf Furniture Co. Dial 4-4341 248 Lisbon Street Lewiston Courtesy ot Commercial Rubber Co. Dial 4-5842 Lewiston, Maine Zelia Robie Roy MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION Hats Remodeled Dial 2-0272 l73 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Morneau's Market MEATS and anooiiitiiis l47 Lincoln Street Dial 2-5351 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 R o a k The Florist Store: Auburn Theater Building Greenhouses: 245 Center Street Auburn Compliments of Compliments oi Vaillancourt I.G.I-X. The Priscilla Pharmacy Market Specializes in Meats and Groceries 124 Pine street Dial 2-2911 l49 Oxford Street Dial 2-9721 FoR SMART SPORTSWEAR sHoP AT Montgomery-Ward , , Iuddy s Men s Shop Company On The Square Lewiston Maine Marcous 61 Harvey Cash Groceries Meats and Provisions E58 Ash Street Dial 4-4073 Lewiston Echo Publishing Co. Props., Leonard l. Michaud Romeo E. Couture Social and Commercial Printing 4 Ash Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 4-8112 Greenlaw Airport AUBURN, MAINE Student Instructions Passenger Flights To The Graduates- Our Best Wishes X xxifhllhl, I , Qt Vfzt. 2 WIS me usacm 511x'V!l.EVG'lSTON.ME IEWELER Compliments ot Economy Market Fancy Meats and Groceries 210 Blake Street Dial 2-1741 Bichard's Exclusive Shop Coats - Suits - Dresses - Furs Millinery e Underwear Hosiery - Bags Dial 245851 Lewiston, Maine I. A. Gagnon Dealer in O'Brien's Paint Products also Wallpaper, Wholesale and Retail 112 Chestnut Street, Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Victor News Company Blank Books, Stationery, Fishing Tackle, Baseball Goods, Cigars 46 Ash Street Lewiston E. W. Mailhot SAUSAGE MFGRS. Distributors of lordan's Ready To Eat Meats Lewiston, Maine FLOW EHS TELLGBAPHED Anywhere Any Time Dube's Flower Shop, Inc. Compliments of Bernier's Store Emile Bernier, Prop. 71 Ash Street Dial 4-8672 Maine Cash 6: Carry Co. 5 WHOLESALERS - Tobacco Confectionery and Specialties Druggist Supplies 108 Lincoln Street Dial 2-5651 Cai11er's Market Ronaldo E. Cailler, Mgr. Choice Groceries - Meats and Fish 400 Lisbon Street Dial 2-1951 Compliments of Lessard and Delehanty Lauzier 6. Beliveau Union Square Taxi Co. Dial 4 - 4 0 6 6 Compliments ol Fernand Despins Compliments ot Dr. Eustache N. Giguere Compliments of The Glenwood Bakery Dial 2-2551 1U Park Street Lewiston, Maine Mechanics' Savings Bank A. B. Parker 61 Sons Glenrock Cold Spring Compliments ot Romain I. Marcoux OPTOMETRIST Telephone Dial 4-6771 Lewiston 2-783i Greene 32-41 42 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments Cf Bisaillon's Music Store Dial 242901 Teacher of Harold L. Redding Attorney at Law l62 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine String Instruments and Piano Accordion Musical Instruments ot All Kinds Records - Radio - Sheet Music 85 Lisbon St. Lewiston Simard Electric Service Electrical Contracting and Iobbing Compliments ot Elinor Flagg Rowe Dance Studio NEON SIGNS Manufactured and lnstalled A-11 TYPES of Dancing Dial 3-0297 13101 2-19111 8 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Ouellette's Super Market AND CONPECTIONERY Groceries - Meats - Fruits Compliments ot The Polar Chemical Co. Vegetables I Fountain Service Dml 4-6993 131511 29016 l44 Howe Street 361-365 Sabattus St. Lewiston L. 51 P. Cash Market Compliments of Sen. Roger P. Dube Cl lOl Ash street an , Norman Lapointe Lewiston Maine D101 4-5779 55 Cedar Street Lewiston, Maine A- Reed With Compliments Painting ond Pupefhcmoinq New Method Cleaners Paints - Varnishes Corner Chestnut and Park Streets Lmcoln Street Dial 2-8301 Lewiston LEWISTON, MAINE Compliments ol The Star Millinery 6: Cloak Company 234 Lisbon Street Lewiston Canter - Winner Shoes X-Ray Fittings Dial 2-8051 87 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments ol Anita Beauty Salon Specializing in Permanents And All Branches Lewiston Woolen Co. Manufacturers ot Woolen Yarns Beautyoguhure aim Lincoln street Dial 23221 Lewiston, Maine lll Main Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Kenney Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS BIOLOGICALS 150 Lisbon Street Dial 2-3001 Compliments of Maynard's Boot Shop 180 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments of Smart and Thrifty Specializes in Ladies' Dresses, Coats, Suits and Underwear 83 Lisbon Street Dial 4-8102 Compliments of Roberts Office Supply Co. 17 Park Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot Bi1l's Market Dial 2-9601 Meats - Groceries - Beer 920 Lisbon Street W. G. Martel, Prop. Vincent Fruit Co., Inc. Wholesale Fruit and Produce 29 Lincoln Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Lewiston Nash, Inc. Dial 4-7383 Compliments of L. S. Durgin INSURANCE W. s. DURGIN 669 Mum l-ewlslon H, L. DURGIN 4 Park street Compliments of Phil Berube's Market Groceries - Meats - Provisions Fruits - Vegetables Dial 4-4211 145 College St. Bedard's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Dial 4-7521 61 College Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Clifford 61 Clifford Compliments of fe Qlllhe Zlgnlnlag Shapiro Complete Paint Service Rower I. Morin and Son Q,-,' Callahan's CoALQmdo1L Blanche Turcotte Iacques CANDYLAND Dial 2-0541 322 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Maurice Brien, M. D. Compliments of Purity Sandwich Shop 197 Main Street Dial 2-6932 Begin's Super Market Dial 2-7011 Meats - Groceries - Beer 131 Pine Street Lucien Begin, Prop. Ios. Dulac :S Son Plumbing - Heating - Hardware 347-351 Lisbon St, Dial 3-1141 Harkins' Quality Shop Drugs - Prescriptions - Biologicals I. 1. Harkins, Ph.G., Reg. Phar. 143 College Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot Maillet Flooring 146 Middle Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot A. L. Parent 61 Son INSURANCE 54 Lisbon Street Dial 246801 Compliments ol Iudkins Laundry, Inc. Invisible Marking Used Exclusively 193 Middle Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot Lewiston Fruit Co. 195 Main Street Compliments ot Lemay's Cash Market Arthur I. Lemay, Prop. 393 Sabattus Street Dial 2-5311 Twin City Cleaners E. R. Mercier, Prop. Dial 2-9741 372 Lisbon Street Lewiston Labonte's Woodyard WOOD RANGE and FUEL OIL 398 Canal Street Lewiston Dial 3-0541 Cronin 61 Root Sell Good Clothes Sport Slacks and Sport Coats for Young Men 127 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot Raiche Beauty Parlor Dial 3-1161 89 Bartlett Street Compliments of Israel Alpren Hotel DeWitt Associate Managers Allen I. Browne, Stephen Polleys Excellent Facilities lor Banquets - Parties - Dances Upl'iolding Maine's Finest Tradition tor Hospitality and Fine Food Dial 4-5491 Lewiston Maine Sporting Goods Outfitters, 2nd Floor Central Maine's Sporting Goods Headquarters Bauer Hardware Co., Inc. Dial 4-4568 239 Main Street Lewiston, Maine Red and White Super Market Corner Walnut and Pierce Streets K. C. Store Ladies' Apparel Shop lU Lisbon Street Dial 2-2341 Compliments ot Dora Clark Tash CastonguaY's POKITO ChiP5 PHoroGRAPHER Florien Castonguay, Prop. lZ5 Main Street Dial 4-6E33l 95l Lisbon Street Lewiston Greenhouses Store ' t re Qt 578 Mum street Dial 2-8708 F099 5 Leather S O Dial 4-4039 Dial 4-8431 S a u n d e r s FLORIST l23 Main Street Lewiston Hayes Variety Shop, Inc. Henry Grondin 40 ASH STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Dial 4-465l Groceries and Fresh Meats Dial 2-ll52 Opposite Music Hall Ward Bros. Smart Things to Wear 72-76 Lisbon Street Lewiston Sales PONTIAC Service Pontiac Parts and Specialized Service Pontiac Center, Inc. 415-433 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot . Frank Bourisk Watches, Clocks and Iewelry Bates St. Cash Market Repairing In Lgchcmcel Prop. All Work Guaranteed 34 Ash Street Lewiston, Maine 279 Bates Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 2-0121 Milliken Tomlinson Co. WI-ICLESALE GROCERS l.G.A. Supply Depot and Superba Food Products l 1-15 Lincoln Street Lewiston Corsages For Graduation Reception See Ann's Flower Shop Anne Tighe Kelley, Proprietress 131 Lisbon Street Dial 2-3761 Lewiston Compliments of Hercules E. Belleau Two Rexall Stores Rivard Brothers PHARMACY Fountain and Luncheonette 196 Lisbon Street 268 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of Q x J 79 Lisbon Street Lewiston A , Compliments of Nichols Tea Room l62 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments ot Malo Cleaners ll Chestnut Street Auburn, Maine Dial 2-329i Paul Malo, Prop. Compliments ol Iudge Adrian A. Cote Scott A. Masters, O. D. oproifiizrmsr Dial 2-95Ol l29 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Mrs. Lucia D. Bouchard Formerly Miss A. Ianelle Co. Ladies, Children and lnfants' Wearing Apparel Ouellette Plumbing Co. PLUMBING and HEATING Plumbing Fixtures Heating Supplies - Kitchen Units Dial 2-652l 34 Main Street Lewiston Compliments of Triangle Filling Station l-l. D. Dumont, Prop. Lewiston Maine 1 A C. Leary and Company Portland - Sanford - Bangor 39 Second Street Auburn, Maine Compliments of Provost 6 Vincent Co. Dial 3-1001 Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot Bilodeau 51 Couture Compliments ot Benner's 164 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Grant's Clothing Co. Headquarters for , Graduation Clothes Sport Clothes At Popular Prices 46 Lisbon Street Lewiston To the Graduates: Iane's Cosmetic Barr 164 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine lane D. Tarditt, Prop. Benner's Compliments of C. L. Prince and Son Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers 28-30 Bates Street Lewiston Compliments of Harris M. Isaacson Dial 2-2201 Compliments ot Compliments ot E. W. Beaumont 61 Co. P e r r y ' S GBOCERS SMART CLOTHES POR THE SMART MISS 47 Walnut Street 120 Lisbon Street Lewiston HI Iv Rachel F- HA Reichel Compliments of Bates Hotel 162 Middle Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 46459 Compliments ot W. T. Grant Co. Known tor Values ll3 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments ot Berman ci Berman Dial 444561 Benson 64 Sullivan Co. Distributors of Sehrattt's Chocolates Wholesale Contectioners Soda Fountain Supplies High Street Dial 2-lUll Lewiston, Maine Compliments ol U. S. Steam Laundry Berry Paper Co. s'rATioNEEs and PAPER DEALERS School and Ottice Supplies 49 Lisbon Street Dial 4-4555 A Congratulations to - The Class of 1948 - CLOTHING - - FURNISHINGS AND SHOES FOB SMARTLY DRESSED SCHOOL AND COLLEGE MEN luvlllmsm G AUBURN and BATH, MAINE CARMAN - THOMPSON CO. Wholesalers ot PLUMBING, HEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES 12-14 Lincoln Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of GEORGE BARRON Compliments of STANLEY CONFECTIONERY CO. 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