Notre Dame High School - L Etoile Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

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'Bxsuov-s House ' K woacssisvzfwnssncuussrve It Dear Graduates: 1 em plea-see to gloln X-min your parents and devoted ,teachers this dag oi' achievement which ls. 1. ln congratulating you upon marked by your graduation from Notre 'Dane high Schoo As you go forth now lnto higher studies or your chosen evoca- tlon, may l remind you that, apart from any WQTK which you may undertake, your greatest oontrlhutlon as nears of the Catholic educatlon which lt has been your prlvllege to reoelve will he to make other-s see and learn from -your good life that our greatest success, happiness and joy, even ln this vrflrld, 'ls to we found ln llvlng according to-the dlvlne plan -- living ln the friendship of God. Prize this friendship oi' God, which ls hut another word for hlo grace, above all other things' and that peace which surpasses all understanding, vllll guard your hearts and your minds all the days. of your life-.'. d ou forth wlth prlde in your accomplishments and high honor upon the devoted H. Bish anagan, D D OP 0fW , Orcester Son Mgnseigneur B ce E :X Flanagan, W0- lcester Exceuen Veque de 0 ., 3 We een 31 t your future vllll reflect and upon the dedicated A as hopes the parents who sacrifice so much for you, Sisters who have been your guldes and preceptors durlng these years oi? your for-mation. hay our Blessed Lady whom you have learned to love at Notre Dame he yourmonotant lntercessor and advocate through life. ' ' nevotedly yours 'ln 0 x-lst, Bishop of Worcester i I T4 , Dcciicace Au temps heureux ou l'Evangile etait vecu dans toute sa plenitude, les chretiens qui n'avaient tous qu'un coeur et qu'une ame, exercaient avec une delicatesse touchante les lois de Fhospitaliteg et leur foi, inspiree par la charite la plus exquise, accueillait l'h6te envoye par la Providence avec ce souhait pieux: Frere, que la paix soit avec vous! Pour vous souhaiter la BIENVENUE, Excellence, nous nous servons de la meme salutation: Pretre de Dieu, qui venez a nous, porteur des messages divins, ne craignez pas que nous fermions nos ames at votre parole, car en franchissant le seuil de la maison de Dieu, qui est aussi la notre, les anges du sanctuaire ont du vous faire entendre, de la part de tous les enfants de votre diocese, cette parole: Que la paix soit avec vous! Ce souhait, Excellence, c'est plus que la formule hospitaliere des ages de foi, c'est plus qu'un salut respectueux a celui que l'on accueille comme Fenvoye de Dieu: c'est une promesse, et en quelque sorte, l'expose loyal d'un pro- gramme de vie: On est fort quand on est uni. Afin de vous temoigner notre grande joie de vous avoir parmi nous, nous les finissants de l'Ecole superieure Notre-Dame, desirons vous dedier notre annuaire, l'Etoile. Veuillez accepter, Excellence, ce gage offert par tous les finissants de '60' comme l'expression de nos sentiments les plus respectueux et l'assu- rance d'un regne heureux, d'une administration consolante et prospere au milieu de la famille diocesaine qui vous accueille comme son Pere et son Pasteur. 7 , aiu BYESS us safely. ld 1 YAKMWYG vb, 00m- em 3? . f1nished,,, is and bbjfbady to piness of,life QQHMII-1.1 YL , fwh. 1'-QA. 'su have , . f 'i m,.w ' 'N ' - 4.7, H, 4'f.f7., IS life hap- 'al Remerciemenis a Monseigneur MQR Qean Baptiste Eamotne, PD. Cure? cie ia Paroisse Notre-Dame L'heure est arrivee ou nous, les finissants de '60' vous quittons, cher Monseigneur Jean- Baptiste Lamothe, notre Pere et notre Bien- faiteur. A maintes reprises, Monseigneur. vous vous etes montre l'un et l'autre par vos dons genereux, vos cons eils prudents et desinteresses. Les finissants ne peuvent quitter votre ecole sans vous exprimer quelques mots de gratitudeg ils font donc passer par l'Etoile leurs temoignages d'affection et de recon- naissance. S'il nous etait donne comme a Josue d'arreter le soleil sur vos soixante-dix-neuf ans, Monseigneur, avec quelle joie ne le ferions-nous pas! Cependant il nous est tou- jours possible d'implorer pour vous, dans de ferventes prieres, la grace d'une saute par- faite qui vous conservera longtemps a l'affec- tion de vos enfants de Notre Dame. A vous, Pere aime, l'Etoile reitere les sentiments de veneration et de filiale grati- tude de chacun des gradues de 1960. Wugnn M. l'abbe Gerard Lucier Hommage a nos prefres Que de souvenirs nous garde- rons de notre chere Alma Mater! Parmi les plus precieux, resteront graves ceux de nos pretres devoues, les puissants auxiliaires de notre bon cure, Monseigneur Lamothe. Aussi, nous leur presentons ici Pexpression de notre plus sincere gratitude et notre profonde admi- ration pour leur zele infatigable. M. 1' abbe Cloude Lamothe Cher Pere Lucier, vous etes parti empor- tant nos regrets et notre souvenir reconnais- sant, mais soyez assure d'une chose: Vous avez consacre pour nous d'innombrables heu- res de votre temps precieux, soit comme con- seiller et guide de nos ames, soit comme ame sincere dans nos reunions sociales, aussi nous ne vous oublierons pas. Merci! Que le bon Dieu vous benisse et vous accorde un fructu- eux apostolat dans la paroisse de St. Thomas de West Warren. Votre interet particulier pour la jeunesse, bon Pere Lamothe, est largement prouve par votre travail continu aupres des eleves de l'ecole Notre-Dame dont vous etes le provi- seur et le principal. Il nous a semble que si quelque chose pouvait vous faire plaisir, at vous qui revez de faire de nous de j eunes gens de devoir, ce serait la promesse de vouloir toujours nous elever et grandir en gardant comme vous, la foi a l'ideal que vous-meme faites Vivre sous nos yeux: Ze don de soi li la cause de la, Religion et de Ze Patrie. Cher Pere Choquette, que de fois, il nous fut permis d'admirer votre devouement soit comme directeur des Enfants de Marie, soit comme directeur de scoutisme dont quelques- uns, parmi nous, en sont encore membres. Vos edifiants exemples ont armes de ces forces les, riches provisions si fronter les luttes de la accepter cher Pere nos souhaits les M. l'abbe Jacques Smith ' ' pf 15 . an--L plus sinceres et notre cordial merci. Et, a vous, bon Pere Smith, une deuxieme bienvenue a Notre-Dame. Au depart du Pere Lucier, le Divin Maitre nous a dit, comme a ses disciples: J e ne vous laisserai pas orphelins . . . Vous retrouverez un guide devoue en celui que je vous enverrai pour diriger vos pas dans le sentier du bien. Cette promesse du bon Maitre, nous ne doutons pas de la voir se realiser car nous con- naissons votre bienveillance et vo- tre charite. N IO de devouement nous spirituelles et mora- necessaires pour af- vie sociale. Veuillez M. l'abb6 Paul Choquette KW i fl Father C. R. Lamothe S t e t D i t 6 C t 17 e s s H e a J m 3. S t e r Sister Germaine-de-Jesus Our word of thanks is here expressed to Father Lamothe, our Headmaster, and to Sister Germaine-de-Jesus, our Directress for all they have done to make our high school I2 days both profitable and enjoyable. Lead- ing an upright life For God and Country will be our most sincere way of expressing our gratitude and appreciation. Gut fiaculty En quittant votre Alma Mater, il semble, que ce chant monte tout naturellement du fond de votre coeur a vos levres: Devant ta radieuse image, O Mere, O Notre Dame, qu'il fait bon prier. Si notre frele nacelle doit quitter ce rivage heureux que toujours ta main maternelle nous guide vers les Cieux! Que vous soyiez de dignes fils et filles de la Vierge de L'Assomption voila mon ultime desir. Bon voyage petite nacelle! Regardez toujours l'Et0ile! Soeur Sainte Anne, a.s.v. Vous partez, chers Gradues . . . L'heure est venue pour vous de dire adieu a votre Alma Mater. Que chacun, debout, face a l'avenir, considere qu'il n'y a, en realite, dans toute vie, que deux problemes: choisir sa voie, et remplir sa vie. Je souhaite, a chacun, de bien choisir sa voie et de remplir sa vie, c'est-a-dire, de devenir un saint. Soeur Germaine-de-Jesus, a.s.v. You have no doubt been viewing in perspectlve a chal- lenging future that props up just beyond the threshold of your beloved Alma Mater. It is my greatest desire that you shall be soundly prepared to face anything it has to offerg that its opportunities shall Warrant success for allg that no obstacle shall be a stumbling stone but rather a stepping stone bringing you ever closer to God your Final End. Trust in God, count on Mary's assistance in all occasions. Above all, remember each time in life comes but once. So make the most of it. Sister Louis-du-Saint-Sacrement, a.s.v. AGE QUOD AGIS Wivez cette devise. Soyez des jeunes equilibres qui ont conquis la maitrise d'eux-memes, des jeunes de devoir qui sement, autour d'euX, la bonte et la paix, des adultes qui rayonneront une foi solide et convaincue, en un mot, soyez des SAINTS. Que chante en vos coeurs de beau vers de Peguy: Ma bonne Dame en or, ma douce Dame en or, Je vous offre mon coeur et puis mon coeur encor . Soeur J eanne-de-Rheims, a.s.v. l3 'Navi' Nfulvanu-A To perpetuate the memory of your four years at Notre Dame, you have edited a Year Book. The souvenirs enclosed will oft recall the joys and sorrows of arduous studies, charac- ter formation, and co-curricular activities. You will be happy and successful in your future life in as much as you give to others a needed service, a word of sympathy, a cheerful smile, or a helping hand. Such things brighten a life . . . such things may save a soul. Be loyal to your religion, to your parents, and to your Alma Mater. Congratulations! Mother Mary should be for you not only a special devotion but also and especially a NECESSITY. Yes, someone that you especially need, someone with whom you should share your sor- rows and your joys, someone who can and who wants to help you, someone you can trust at all times, someone in whom you should confide-She is your Mother, is She not? May God grant that you always remain her worthy child. Such is my prayer for you today, tomorrow, and henceforth. Sister Marie-de-Lourdes, a.s.v. Sister Madeleine-du-Divin Coeur, a.s.v. Chers finissants, Vous l'avez compris: preparer son avenir et en assurer le succes, c'est d'abord donner a sa vie une excellente orien- tation. N 'est-ce pas la ce que vous vous etes appliques a faire jusqu'ici? Reste maintenant a savoir surmonter les obstaclesj qui un jour ou l'autre, ne manqueront pas de venir entraver votre route. Ce sera alors le moment de faire appel au puissant Secours d'En-Haut et de vous rappeler vos convictions. Comptez toujours sur l'appui moral de mes meilleures prieres. Sister Sainte-Rollande, a.s.v. I4 3 Guided by the Holy Spirit, the soul evaluates created things at their true Worth-in their relation to God. We are all instruments in His service and can be assured of His loving care even in adversity. May you always put first things first and prize the friendship of God beyond all else. Sister St. Hilda, a.s.v. Souvenez-vous que vous n'avez qu'une vie, qu'elle est courte et incertaine. Donnez-lui donc une valeur infinie en la remplissant d'amour de Dieu et du prochain. Ainsi vos actions rayonneront la charite du Christ et sous la protection de notre Mere du Oiel, votre vie sera grande, pleine et sainte. Sister Madeleine de Galilee, a.s.v. As you set out on a new epoch in life, I would like to make mine Goethe's choice greeting. I Wish for you HEALTH enough to make Work a pleasure, WEALTH enough to support your needs, STRENGTH enough to battle with difficulties, GRACE enough to confess your sins and forsake them, PATIENCE enough to see some good in your neighbor, LOVE enough to move you to be useful and helpful to others, FAITH enough to make real the things of GOD, HOPE enough to remove all anxious fears concerning the future. Sister Lucile-de-Jesus, a.s.v. I5 CD69 James Martel President 0fffCer5 Muriel Faucher Vice-President .fff-V Lorraine Garnache Treasurer Joan Huard Secretary -I: --11? we-:Xa ' i fx R 2 N sm XX 7 We , -at p KX be XX y e F X - 6 .,..AA ,ff ,fig lf KENNETH ALLARD tfKen:r Nothing within reason is impossibleg when there's a will, there's a way. Class scientist. Keep those test tubes clean, Ken . . . Pet Peeve: English Pe- riod . . . Favorite Saying: 2 and 2 are 5 . . . Favorite Pastime: playing piano . . . Ambition: to be a great scientist . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Year- book Staff 4 . . . Glee Club 2-3-4 . . . Science Club President 3 . . . School Band 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . French Club 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . Classical Course. .'- rrBachn ELAINE BACHAND I If some trouble should upset me, first its got to come and get me. Has a natural inclination to be cheer- ful and hopeful about everything . . . Possesses a straightforward attitude . . . Favorite Saying: What did you say? . . . Pet Peeve: Homework . . . Favorite Pastime: Playing Basketball . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Basketball 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . Classical Course. lst' ix?-ix? , 5--1-,,:.fmgffw ,.f ls- if--ws ,. ., . .2::.,:fQn:ffg 9 sf! 4. I x gfsv w s '. fs Q gy Q , ' ivy' 4 F' 6 2 3 ' 2 WF- X - M 1: V.. if A ikiNE.,J, ' A New X Wi X N' X we xl a n N' 36 N Q F Q Q' , ,W S KX XX ,Y 46 W U , I 1 1 . ...weaver -,:'2i:1k7,yQrvr -- 'Y .L 4 ' ES ' .sw .5 , F' . i . e YQV- 3 K, E JANE BEAUSOLEIL Bobo As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. ' Always neat in appearance, especially her hair. Where'd you get that new hairdo, Bobo? Beau's? Friendliness is her greatest quality. Pet Peeve: chat- ter during assembly . . . Favorite Say- ing: Sh! Sh! Sh! . . . Favorite Pas- time: crocheting, knitting . . . Ambi- tion: to be a good Wife and mother . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-3-4 . . . Science Club Secretary 3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . French Club 3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Secretarial Course. MICHAEL BENOIT Mike The first step to greatness is hon- esty. Good sport in all he endeavors to do. Where you hear the sound of the motor- cycle, you'll find Mike. Favorite Say- ing: That's cool. . . . Favorite Pas- time: driving his motorcycle . . . Pride and joy: polka dotted cars . . . Sport: weight lifting . . . Pet Peeve: going steady . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . O.G.A. 2 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Eagle Scout . . . Secretarial Course. JOAN BINETTE MJOU A contagious laugh is worth catch- ing. Ambition: to become a hairdresser . . . Pet Peeve: hemming skirts when- ever the style changes . . . Favorite Pastime: watching for a certain black Ford . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . Will giggle at the least prodding . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . C.C.D. Teacher 3 , . . Senior Scout 1-2-3 . . . Nurses Aid 2-3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3 . . . Secre- tarial Course. PAUL BOULANGER Ti Plnts No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another. Very talkative especially in the physics lab. I wasn't talking Sister. One of Sister Jeanne's pompiers. Pet Peeve: Kenneth Allard's excuses for not doing his homework. Greatest Ambi- tion: to join the Air Force . . . Favorite Saying: Nice Try. Favorite Pastime: bowling smudge with Bob Lavallee . . . Activities: basketball 3-4 . . . baseball 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. 4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . Treasurer of French Club 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . College Preparatory Course. PAULINE BROUSSEAU Shortie The height of my ambition is only to find my place though it were but a sweeper of chimneys. So petite and so neat with charms surpassed only by her blond hair. Fa- vorite Pastime: borrowing records . . . Pet Peeve: washing dishes . . . Favorite Saying: You bet. . . . Ambition: to be a hairdresser . . . Activities: Glee Club 1-2 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . Senior Scout 1-2-3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3 . . . Treasurer of French Club . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial course. CONSTANCE CARDIN Connie It's so easy to smile when yoiL're always happy. Able c a p t a i n of our cheerleading squad, Connie sparks a great deal of energy at all'the games. Enthusiastic is she for sports. Favorite Saying: I'm hungry . . . Favorite Pastime: eating . . . Pet Peeve: compositions . . . Am- bition: to be a nurse . . . Keep that friendly smile always, Connie, and you'll never be at a loss for friends . . . Ac- tivities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . O.G.A. 3-4 . . . Cheerleading 2-3-4 . . . N.O.MA. 4 . . . Nurse's Aid 2-3-4 . . . College Prepara- tory Course. - . A-3423, A , l,g . if ,...,,, V , .-,- -, .4-. .: 5 1 ie x W f ,:5 .3:. ::': L -3: : . sw 2 2 X 1 if 4? s u 'Ai , l X Pqfx Y A I f:':1'-sis .. ELAINE COLLETTE Ploute It's nice to be nice when you're naturally nice? Dynamo of energy and excitement. Has a wonderful sense of humor. Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning . . . Favorite Saying: And you know, Eh! . . . Favorite Pastime: dancing . . . Aspires to be a Medical Secretary . . . Activities: Social Chairman of our C.Y.C .... Prom Committee 3 . . . C.Y.C. Delegate 3 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . French Club 2-3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Senior Scout 1 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Secretarial Course. SUZANNE COURNOYER tlsuexr 'fYou cannot dream yourself 'into a character, you 'must forge one. Friendly to all . . . Always has a happy disposition and kind heart . . . Sue, what has happened to your hair? . . . Pet Peeve: compositions . . . Favo- rite Pastime: riding in Connie's old car . . . Ambition: Medical Secretary . . . Activities: Glee Club: 1-2 . . . Basket- ball 1 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-4 . . . Cheerleader 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . College Preparatory Course. NANCY DUGAS Nan D'lmples The genius of success is the genius of labor. Gets along with everyone . . . en- thusiastic cheerleader . . . expert on water skis . . . Favorite Saying: Don't get me 'mad'. . . . Pet Peeve: being called dimples . . . Favorite Pastime: talking on the phone . . . Ambition: Pediatric Nurse . . . Activities: Glee Club 1-2 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Cheer- leader 3-4 . . . Basketball 1-2 . . . Prom Coinmittee 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . Year- book Staff 4 . . . College Preparatory Course. EDWARD FARLAND Punchy Worry I never meet. Although he is shy he can take a lot of teasing with good sportsmanship . . . Pet Peeve: a guy who doesn't laugh at his jokes . . . Favorite Pastime: fish- ing . . . Ambition: to become a book- keeper . . . Favorite Saying: You know it! . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. MURIEL FAUCHER A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. She has an outstanding sense of hu- mor and always wears a smile. When- ever help is needed, Muriel is just around the corner. It seems that every time the W e a th e r changes, you see Muriel, the Senior Class Chauffeur, with a different car, usually a C-A-D- I-L-L-A-C. Ambition: to marry a mil- lionaire with race horses . . . Favorite Pastime: horses . . . Favorite Saying: You're kidding. . . . Pet Peeve: study- ing' . . . Activities: C.Y.C. Officer 2 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . Class Officer 2-4 . . . Girl Scout 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. LORRAINE GAMACHE uL0,r,ryu Politeness costs nothing Q and gains everything. Friendly, sincere, orderly, and quiet . . . a smart dresser . . . Pet Peeve: snobbish people . . . Favorite Saying: Brother John! . . . Ambition: to be- come an airline hostess . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Senior Scout 1 . . Prom Committee 3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Class Officer 4 . . Social Committee 1-2-3 . . . Year- book Staff 4 . . . Secretarial Course. -se W .. X is . ,' , ' fl 4- ww ijt? 1 , , 5' 4 y .... A ig ' if I .,.:1 -1 A R t ig- . -1 .ek ..:?f'ifT?ifvr 3wj:3, ' -r'fH':: F, 125111-.,3,' . Q52 A 1 w . -1: ,fy 1 ! ' - r 5. 'sa 37,4 - 5 ,cz ,, it , ' . .-,, . -- ,M ..A , ' -5 if 4' 3 H . l l as - f' V ', 'V . ' -is r 5 wi 'ff 1 ,'af'it'ff?f':f, -r' ,f M ,- eii'.e-fefiif' it U X 4 f me JANE GAUMOND NGO!! ' Little words of love show through little deeds of kindness. Fun loving . . . easy to get along with . . . A sweet and sentimental girl . . . so nice to know . . . Pet Peeve: crack- ing. of knuckles . . . Favorite Pastime: knitting . . . Favorite Saying: Beans . . . Ambition: stenographer . . . Activ- ities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 , . . Cheerleader 1-2-3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secre- tarial Course. CAROL GAUTHIER Carol Good manners and good morals are sworn frieiicls and firm allies. Carefree and happy . . . known for that certain mischievous gleam in her eye . . . enthusiastic and perservering . . . Pet Peeve: having to work on holi- days . . . Favorite Pastime: watching for a certain White Ford . . . Favorite Saying: How1overly! . . . Ambition: to become a school teacher . . . Activi- ties: Glee Club 1-2 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . French Club 2-3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . College Preparatory Course. ROMEO GAUTHIER u'Lef-tyv U'ndisturbed by anxious cares, his peaceful moments roll. His bright sense of humor will be an asset in the future . . . Favorite Say- ing: I'm hungry . . . Pet Peeve: home- work . . . Ambition: Certified Public Accountant . . . Favorite Pastime: bowl- ing , . . Activities: Basketball 1-2-3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Baseball 1 . . . O.G.A. 2 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. LUCILLE GENDREAU ' nlloun It's lovely to sing when you sing like a lark. Her witty humor will bring many friends her way. Favorite Pastime: singing and dancing . . . Favorite Say- ing: Oh Great! . . . Pet Peeve: short- hand and dictation . . . Ambition: to become a hair stylist . . . Activities: Glee Club 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . O.G.A. Con- test 2-3-4 . . . Declamation 3 . . . Sec- retary of Class 1 . . . French Club 3-4 . . . Social Committee 4 . . . General Advisor of Glee Club 2-3 . . . N.O.M.A. 2-3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. ROGER GIROUX llF,,,og!! An amusing 'voice fits the amusing person. Always sporting a smile . . . True friend . . . Pride and Joy: a cool 1959 Ford . . . Pet Peeve: Losing to Wells . , . Pastime: any type of sports . . . Favorite Saying: Beep, Beep . . . Am- bition: enter the service . . . Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Captain of Baseball team 2 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Captain of basketball 4 . . . Secretarial Course. CONSTANCE GODRO Connie I Life is not so short, but that there is always time for courtesy. Connie, a girl who likes everyone and whom everyone likes. Favorite Say- ing: Where is my letter. . . . Pet Peeve: squeaky rocking chairs . . . Ambition: to become a housewife . . . Activities: O.G.A. Contest 2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Senior Scout 1 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. Q .-. f Em... s- ev . . L 1 . .1 ,. f vy f my f 4 r if N T ' ' W5WWWf F , S. Lm.,:3f5?xr ,,,,., 4, gem 15.446, -wi - -+ S all 'C C 7 ' 2, ,, 5 no i v . S X ie 1 a X MADELEINE GREGOIRE Maddie A grain of prudence is worth a pound of craft. A sweet girl, quiet but always work- ing hard to achieve her goal . . . Fa- vorite Saying: St. PiqL'ire . . . Pet Peeve: reading small type . . . Ambi- tion: Math Teacher . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Latin Cliib 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Editor-in-chief of yearbook 4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . S0- cial Committee 1-2-3 . . . Senior Scout 1-2-3-4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Student Government Day Delegate 4 . . . Col- lege Preparatory Course. ROBERT GUERTIN ' Ny ClB0bby!! KtB0bH A mards task is always light if his heart is light. Friendly with all . . . loves to hear - Tel1o's jokes . . . Pet Peeve: General Qi, Assembly . . . Favorite Pastime: cars Q'j'-- . . . Favorite Saying: Where's Janet? ' . . . Ambition: Jet Engine Technician ,K . . . Activities: Glee Club 1 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. Officer 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 :'Aii . . . College Preparatory Course. s ,Z .-.,,.,., . Q : -1. 4 MADELEINE HETU tlMaddytv t:TeZl0n Most energetic and always on the go. Possesses sterling qualities of leader- ship . . . Able President of our C.Y.C. . . . Pet Peeve: cracking knuckles . . . Ambition: to be a nurse . . . Favorite Pastime: walking into the principal's ' office . . . Favorite Saying: Taa Taa . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. Officer 2-3-4 . . . Class Officer 1-2-3 . . . C.C.D. Teacher 3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Voice of Democracy 2-3 . . . Nurses Aid 2-3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . College Prepara- N tory Course. JOAN HUARD MJD!! A friend in need is a friend indeedf' Joan can be counted on for any work that calls for reliability and conscien- tiousness. Favorite Saying: Oh, yeah! . . . Pastime: riding around in a light blue convertible . . . Pet Peeve: home- work . . . Ambition: to be a private secretary . . . Activities: class librarian 1 . . . Senior Scout 3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Glee Club 2... Prom Committee 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . Class Secretary 2-3-4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Secre- tarial Course. JEANNE LAPIERRE Jeannie Manners carry the world for the moment: character for all time. Jeanne has the extraordinary quali- ties of good-naturedness, quietness and courtesy. There's no smile like Jeannie's smile . . . Pet Peeve: screeching of chalk . . . Favorite Pastimes going to Philadelphia . . . Favorite Sport: ice skating . . . Senior Scout 1-2-3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3 . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . Nurse's Aid 2-3 . . . Favorite Saying: Oh gee-ee! . . . Ambition: to be a hairdresser . . . Be careful with those scissors, Jeanne, not everyone wants a D.A .... Secretarial Course. RICHARD LAPORTE Dickie The 'man who minds his own busi- ness generally has a, good one. Big Bunnie's biggest helper . . . Un- disturbed by anxious cares, his peace- ful moments roll. Pet Peeve: homework . . . Favorite Saying: Did you see Jane? Ambition: to become manager of Big Bunny . . . Favorite Pastimes working on cars . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. Officer 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . College Preparatory Course. - f ,-0112.-, .'4?v, I .3-fa 'Q 3535? ' Us ra --' 22, 1 S , xx ,fi Si- 5 Q ' 2 0 'fr ff' fd . 9 5755 4 X if 3' f -4. 41 9.4-F f N 1 S aw ' Q14-, Jr 4 'if Q 2 X 'A ,2- 1: 5 X1 2 -N ww' xlfffs ., , it 31- ,'.,,,' is 5? v'QQ'Q5,,- vig f 'iff' 'Z 1 S sf .1g.-.1-L V, . - it 6 9 -' --- A' -A'- -' . , ,,,. ,,,:. :,,, ,I X at H, J::551:,',.j :fy , V ,- ,A .,A. i ARMAND LEVESQUE ul-legs!! Laugh and the world laughs with you. Look at the time, Armand! You're late for English again. One of Sister Jeanne's pompiers . . . Favorite Say- ing: Hey! 'Ti Pluts' Come here a minute! . . . Pastime: Watching the Giants' beef on T.V .... Pet Peeve: Shirley's crunching on an apple . . . Favorite sport: Baseball . . . Ambition: to compete in some professional sport . . . Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-4 . . . Baseball 1-2-3-4 . . . Cross Country 4 . . . C.Y.C. 3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . General Course. CECILE LIVERNOIS HCiS7! ' A carefree heart is a, cheerful heart. Bubbling with pep, vim, and vigor . . . A talkative and witty miss . . . alert and cheerful . . . Ambition: Pri- vate Secretary for a Clothes Designer . . . Pet Peeve: Dusting mahogany fur- niture . . . Favorite Saying: Why not? . . . Favorite Pastime: Sewing . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Se- nior Scout 1-2-3 . . . Nurses' Aid 2-3 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . , Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Declama- tion 4 . . . Cheerleader 3-4 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3-4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Secretarial Course. JAMES MARTEL HJi,n,Ln Great works are performed not by strength but by perserverancef' Quiet, very efficient and dependable . . . Trusted holder of our money for 3 years . . . Favorite Saying: Yea, Sure! . . . Pet Peeve: Homework! . . . Ambition: To go to Hawaii . . . Activ- ities: Latin Club 2 . . . Cross Country 4 . . . Treasurer 1-2-3 . . . Class President 4 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . School Band 4 . . . When you gonna play us a tune, Jimmy? . . . Baseball 2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . College Preparatory Course. ALICE MORIN A carefree heart is a joyful heart. Has a natural inclination to be joy- ful and hopeful about everything. Fa- vorite Pastime: playing records . . . Pet Peeve: taking pills. But what can they do for you, eh, Alice? . . . Ambi- tion: to become a private secretary . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . N.0.M.A. 3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Secre- tarial Course. ELAINE PARENT Mimi A smile, a laugh and a happy heart. A pleasing personality and always a smile for everyone. Favorite Saying: All the time . . . Eh! . . . Pet Peeve: physics problems . . . Ambition: Labora- tory technician . . . Favorite Pastime: dancing . . . Activities: Glee Club 1-2 . . . C.Y.C. Delegate 3 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O. M.A. 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Sec- retary of the French Club 2 . . . French Club 2-3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . College Preparatory Course. JEANNE PARENT Jearmie Her sparkling gift of la u g h t e r leaves much mirth bubbling after. An asset to our class. We can't al- ways be serious, can we? A prominent contestant for the M i s s T a l k e r award. Pet Peeve: history . . . Favorite Saying: Wow . . . Favorite Pastime: dancing . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . French Club Counselor 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . O.G.A. 2-3 , . . N.O. M.A. 3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. X DIANE POIRIER A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Whiz in bookkeeping . . . Pet Peeve: people that brag . . . Charming quiet girl . . . A true friend to everyone . . . has a great desire for higher learning . . . plans to become a C.P.A .... Ac- tivities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 3- 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . O.G.A. 2-3-4 . . . Secretarial Course. ROBERT PROVOST Pierre If at first you dou't succeed, try, try, again. A fellow with a lot of gumption iso Sister Louis saysj. Has a quick wit and always ready to do a favor. Any- one for a ride in my nice truck? Pet Peeve: women drivers . . . Favorite Pastimes hunting . . . Favorite Saying: I don't have it. Ambition: to go hunt- ing in Alaska . . . why? . . . to kill him a bar, of course . . . Activities: Glee Club 1-2 . . . Treasurer 3 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Science Club 2 . . . C.Y.C. 1-2-3 . . . General Course. SHIRLEY PROVOST Shirl A smile will take one a long way on life's highway. Friendly, fun loving and always ready to give someone a ride . . . Am- bition: to become owner of Shirley's House of Beauty . . . Favorite Saying: Good Grief, Charlie Brown . . . Fa- vorite Pastime: bowling . . . Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . French Club President 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Glee Club 1-2 . . . O.G.A. 2-3 . . . Folklore Canadien 4 . . . Declamation 2 . . . Social Com- mittee 1-2 . . . French Radio Contest 3 . . . Secretarial Course. RICHARD ROY Rich An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. Student with great ambition and will to fulfill . . . One of the famous pom- piers of Sister Jeanne . . . Forever Saying: What happened to your hot pipes? . . . Sister Luci1le's favorite de- bating partner . . . Favorite pastime: working on his car . . . Ambition: to one day design and build cars of the future . . . Pet Peeve: interrupted study period . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . College Prepara- tory Course. RAYMOND SAVOIE nBuddyn If fate means you to lose, give him a good fight anyhow. Always smiling, especially in school . . . Loves to go to the lab . . . Favorite Pastime: working on his car . . . Pet Peeve: a flat tire, when late for a date . . . Favorite Saying: Where are all the girls? . . . Ambition: to be a top flight mechanic . . . Activities: Science Club 3 . C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Basketball 1-2-3-4 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . General Course. RONALD SENEGAL Ronnie Happiness is the feeling we ex- perience when we are too busy to be miserable. Scatters his witty remarks in and out of school . . . Do you have the same shoes on Ronnie? . . . Pet Peeve: stuck up girls and math. IV . . . Favorite Say- ing: What's a phion phion? . . . Fa- vorite Pastime: planning parties and dances. When's the next party, Ron- nie? . . . Ambition: to be a social work- er . . . Activities: C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 . . . C.Y.C. physical chairman 4 . . . Social Chairman 3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Vice-Presi- dent of Science Club 3 . . . N.O.M.A. 4 . . . College Preparatory Course. 'I , N 5 Q 4 ,SQ i .1.-iz-:s.-'abiis f 4-wt:vrfwv-':,.:f,::-1. 9 . 1-:gag 2 75355-5 'V 5553 1 we 4 ,us X S, X lo 3 b of 1 M 3, QQ' I I u,,.-.-- 33 Editor-in-chief Madeleine Gregoire Remember that deadline W? XS. 4 -is N Q- 9 9 X41 R if 5 f3g45'w,-,. 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Our missile' is in full ,cornmaiidlj +i.gg4, . . ' 2 -- -' with flight'-so f1eet,,.the cburseiisg s 0qn,i.,'5? fh.5 i complete. ,- - e . .5 .. Capedhand gowned at this last station, K , - at Q' Ships are packed for long duration, 5 ., . L AQ . 1,f.'f3v5, Aiming for that Everlasting Meet. 1' I A ' 4,5 jj-f Varied are the paths that lead us to success. 4 ,, l .' Love of God alone can bring us true SIA! A . happiness' ' . -' A w1 :ifZr,:::i5.a-T . , , f , . g . fp' 5 Q'-1 ,,,5rJ'x , ' I a A . -4122. :LJ ' f f 42 Q 1-f lj '- fi 1 , - ,' ,ff ' ' , , . f ..,N. -V ' If I ' . -1 if ,J xy, fa ,fff ' . 4', J A ' .. , e . I - 5 g. 'Q Q .fx 1' I ' 1 . .:' I 1 tif,-'L' r , -f .'. I , ' ' ' 4' f ,' fy' ' , ri A I 'I .x .F D :I V- 1 1' 1' ' - 2 V 1 ,iff i, .N .V J '.l'.lfiiLj VV, I V 1, . afg' H' '. ...Q-4 ,,fJ.. ii! 1 .,-, l, ff ff f,F ' ,V , . .Q ' if ,I ,-' ga' . 1 , ig' ,Jf If., If y Q. -vu 'tax ,rf - ' . - f - 1 ' W ' ' 31 ly- ,- .J -.f I- , ' ,,,s V X' mf? 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Pauline Lazure, Constance Morin, Beatrice Daigneault, Pauline Yvon, Theresa Goulet, Louise Roy. First row: Elaine Vandal, Constance Berger. Second row: Pauline Maynard. Third row: Susan Jalbert, Jeanne Caron. Standing: Sister Marie-de-Lourdes. R a y m 0 n d Jolie, Janet Gouin, Paul L e Clair e, Louise Despres, Carmen Vandal, Ruth Haney. ...,4,...p .X ,, e ,- .X +,,- Y S e i ' R A XXX X X ,s 3 X Seated: Sister Sainte Hilda. Standing: Eliza- beth Asselin, R o g e r Farrand, R a c h e l La- taille, Janice Boulan- ger, R o b e r t Despres, Muriel Lemoine. Jacqueline Dupree Treasurer Muriel Lemoine Vice-president Ernest Martel President Paula Berthiaume Secretary Seated: Robert Lavallee, Pauline Dumas, Marie Se- guin. Standing: Jane Lesnie- wski, Albert Landry, Ernest Martel. S e a t e d: Louise Cournoyer, Jeanne Chenier, Barbara Bon- 0 1 i V i a Anctil, Cheryl nette. Standing: Roland Par- Pinel Robert Ouellette, ent, Roland Belanger. Richaird Ouellette. ' I-'-'tabs 2 4' Seated: Sylvia Chapde- laine, Nadine Carrier. Standing: Shirley Arpin, Dorothy Remil- lard, Jo-Anne Gauthier. X N XE Lucllle Huard Gloria Cabana, Mar- S e a te d: Robert Bertrand, J e a n - Paul Marchesseault, George Fournier, George Le- duc, Norman Lorange. Stand- ing: Sister Sainte Rollande, Janet Lamarine. Pauline Valcourt, Carmen Fafard, Constance Farland, Pauline Grzembski, Jacque- line Dupre, Anne Marie Langlois, Paula Berthiaume. ,fralet Trahan Ramona Robbins, Pau- line Plovost Francoise Leo, Diane F i r s t row, seated: Diane Paquin, Perry Nuckle, Lor- raine Renaud. Second row, seated: Priscilla Bernier, Su- zanne Fournier, J u l i a n n e Hetu, Pauline Dupuis. Stand- ing: Robert Blais, Roger La- verdiere, Leo Caplette. Seated: Gertrude Gamache, Constance Trudeau. Stand- ing: Suzanne Ferron, Linda xx - Seated: Florence Cor- riveau, Celeste Vandal. Standing: Robert Poir- ier, John Lawson, Carol Boulanger, Sister Mad- eleine-de-Galilee, B e r- nard Corriveau, Gerard L e V e s q u e, Norman Boisvert. Constance Trudeau Vice-President Julianne Hetu President Leo Mandeville Treasurer Suzanne Caron Secretary Paul Lataille, R o b e r t Cournoyer, L e o Mande- B a l t a, Donald Parenteau, Claudette Dufault, Robert Vandal, Gerald Henault. ville, Edward Brousseau, Raymond Dupre, Vincent LaRochelle, John Tardiff. Suzanne Proulx, Made- leine Lacasse, Guy Martel, Ann-Lee Mar- tin, Diane Rondeau, Arlene St. Pierre, Rob- ert St. Martin. Seated: Anne Leduc, Jeanne Gendreau. Standing: Sister Lucile-de-Jesus, Florence Lamontagne, Raymond Bell- erose, Robert Lamothe, Theresa Van- dal. Monique Fontaine. . P' ' I , . . al? ' .-1221 52213327 iii 3' Ee: I E if U l l li E ' 5, rfi'5Qj'5 Qifpiifi iffil ' i ' i r, ui! ' -'- l V ,' A ,:, vs 1 .:.1':t,... :mt K Q .lf 1 '::1::: -.owl -M v gm- gg 'Q J 3 lg N. A 5 r 'fir' ,., , T' e . i, 51521 1 -,f - -ff ' - .-1, C. iyxiwaiglf., aw . ,T jf, -A Ni ' :- :'-- - g V,.' 1 . Seated: Shirley Gauthier, Pa- tricia Knowles, Janice De- sourdy, L u c i l l e Bonnette. Standing: Irene Livernois, Suzanne Caron, Doris Jolie, Patricia Richard. First Row, seated: Suzanne Morin, Jeanne Huard. Second 1 row, seated: Margaret l Giroux, Marie Houle, Jeanne l Krehling, Standing: A l i c e Larriviere, Rachael Goulet, Linda Bachand. If l 4 1 1 1 ll lg' Q all fi gl A .L S DAM S ITI 6 Y ,,. I1 Juniors Half way through their courses at Notre Dame High, this gay group of Juniors looked forward to the reception of class rings. Also, to add to the excitement of the year, the planning of the prom was anxiously awaited by each member of the class. These spirited and hard working stu- dents are proudly anticipating their fourth and final stage at N .D.H.S. Sophomores Acquainted with everyone and proud of their new title, these vigorous Sophomores were more than anxious to make headway in their studies and gladly joined the great- est of the school's activities, the CYC. It seemed wonderful knowing that they were no longer the youngest at N.D.H.S. Freshmen September classes of 1959 have begun. - Freshmen, whose talents have been displayed at our Get-Acquainted Party, are cordially, welcomed at Notre Dame High. A choice of courses and subjects account for the pleasant memories that this eventful year will bring to the minds of each student in years to come. 42 'fa 'ax ,.,,, .. .fy,,'.,: . ' r J. , H 1 ., ' N-mf y4,:1:1',,- 1 4.!.,f , 41' tix Vw 1 1 m,fA.'!u Zh , Religion Th e lo v e that follows us sometime is our trouble, which still We thank as love. Yes, our years at N.D.H.S. will prove beneficial as a result of fine religious training. While being students in high school, many beautiful causes inflame u s, b u t is there a more noble cause than that of conquering XXV the universe for Christ? Y ,f...-- XXX X N , 6' M7 ,1- f'X JWII1xXNj 'g i F Kg' fl IlImlI H 1 s f ory All our yesterdays have lighted fools the Way to dusty death. Everybody enjoys a good story and Where but in Ancient and American His- tory could be found more pleasant read- ing? We follow man's experience and gradually we are able to come to a better understanding of our own civili- zation and the va1'ious elements of its formation. :Allr- A UL I Xgtilily we B 1 o I og y Full of scorpions is my mind. Many tiny, living cells, plenty of microscopes and a very capable in- structor account for a most interesting subject-biology. Life must go on, and this is oftentimes visualized in our well equipped laboratory. :AL , A, , , , f' 4' J' , ' 'VM A ' Y ,.....1..............,... . e SN My 3 K. '. V ' ' ':2::.,i,:A.:,-,,: . 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Why donlt you who are studying Latin see for yourself what the secret of Latin is- Do you know? EXperientia est magister optimusf' 'LSLLLR -,-:e::a:,w::92f2-11::': ' .M,,,,,,.,...-A-wg JWXIT' , ,, Y 4 ,.,..-.,W-w : 1 1 ffl, -in f it Business Education We, the secretaries of tomorrow, Wish to introduce you to the var- ious courses We master at N.D.H.S. There is bookkeeping, the key to a c c u r a t e business records. Of course, there is typing which will be our means of corresponding W i t h clients and business as- ociates. Shorthand, the great time saver, is a skill which We hope to m a s t e r beyond limits. We also have science, that is, secretarial science, which gives us many helpful hints Gestetner, our favorite duplicating machine. on how to become ideal secretaries. Last, but This, briefly, sums up the excellent training not least is our valuable experience with the We receive as future secretaries. .JL-A411 Sister Marie de Lourdes, head of our business depart- ment, won first place in O. G. A. Contest in 1959 Teacher Division of Inter- national Shorthand Contest, Gregg Awards Dept., N. Y. This banner testifies to the students' excellent work in the 46th International O.G.A. Contest of 1959. Competition ran high among hundreds of schools, and Notre Dame's fifty shorthand students took fourth place 'IO .Z ,?l .Q x+L1 6 ,. 4 T11-JE? ff r 1421.2 .. 13 Q Fi' I - . Mathematics Prepare your work and diligently till your ground, that afterward you may build your house. In appreciation for the untiring efforts of our two competent math teachers, Sister Louis - du - Saint - Sacrement and Sister St. Hilda, We apply this quatrain: Work! Thank God for the might of it! The ardor, the urge, the delight of itg Work that comes from the heart's desire Setting the soul and the brain on fire. 'iff' S , A I A ,. V. .nc .. ' -so Cecile L Carmen Vandal .-,. MX, W! ' -N., , , , xi i f' ,W 2 J 'A , -fav, , if , ,E 'x ' . Fig 53? ig 2 f 1 K H X VY 5 ivernois J emi 4 Elizabeth Asselm X' Barbara Bonnette Cheerleaders Clad in blue and white our nine cheerleaders gave their every effort to cheer our boys on to victory. Led by Constance Cardin, the captain, ,the girls did a Wonderful job. Cecile Livernois and Nancy Dugas, seniors, have exhibited a zealous spirit that proved real contagious. Joyce Bouchard and Carmen Vandal, juniors, proved to be co-operativeg Elizabeth Asselin, Barbara Bonnette and Pauline Provost, sophomores. were filled with enthusiasmg Clauf dette Dufault, freshman, contributed her share of vim and The boys' every action and their bright spirit was kept alive by encouragement and support shown by our cheerleaders. , ' 4 , , , me-' Claudette Dufault J' , . 3 ,ogg Q ,nm 'V-39' X f . H . ' uw. . MX--, MM. ' - ' 'wr-pf N, ' x M , I , A K. , x . . 1 A. -rg., is , X N r: X -A 1 X , c v C, '- ik x V . 'fb s X ' cc My M-Q.. x Joyce Bouchard E 2 5 , E K 4 Constance Cardin E 1 1 'AX ig, Paulme Provost HQ? ' , 14 , x of, -' j Nancy Dugas .Nlxf 3 1 'A' ,.fQ,4,ff? ,N N -Q .. ff ' x, N. c ' - X ' x X M x x 'Q ij 5 , Y 4:3 fw D Y i X , 1 ! s Y xlw r7: Boys' Father Claude Lamothe Sports' Director The boys have shown true sportsmanship through- out the basketball season. They are real fighters when , it comes to gain credit for Notre Dame. Many thanks First row: Raymond Savoie, Paul Boulanger, Normand Lorange, Robert Servant. Standing: Coach White, Roger Giroux, Roger Farrand, David Stevens, Armand Levesque. ' , f ,Z 9 Basheifiall Mr. Richard white 4 Coach to our new and efficient coach, Mr. Dick White, and to Father Lamothe, the athletic director. 0 Seated: Paul Arsenault, Perry Nuckle, Paul Lataille,- John Lawson, Standing: Coach White, Leo Mandeville, Raymond Jolie, John Tardif, Robert Cournoyer. , ,n,.,, . Vg' 'U x X . 7 x 13 Q, , it 1 ll: ' '5 an t ' sigh XG' Z2 r .Qi HJ - IS ,ff VY may .px tm. 1 r Rqxnr-.. , I .5f5'9' Row one: Raymond Jolie, Armand Levesque, Roger Farrand, James Martel Standing guy Illflartel, Robert Lataille, Loe Mandeville, Robert Servant, Mr Roland Levesque oac . Cross Country Our newly organized cross-country team will serve as a model for our future teams. In the three meets in which we participated, the scores were very close. The Martel brothers coming in not less than third in each race Were the flashes of the team. With one year's experience gained, next year's team should be hard to beat. Guy Martel 53-,.....,V.:t-,.-.,.,.,, 5 8 James Martel --'IDIOA team. James Martel David Stevens Raymond Jolie Robert Lavalle I S I 5 1 Here are a few members of last y Indeed we look vvxth pude at our who 1ea11y gave then' all to g1V9 k1 good Wlth our able coach Mr Levesque and many efcpeuenced players We are bound to have a wlnnmg - 7 Qzrls Bashefhall The girls' basketball team finished a spectacular season Mr. Raoul Lataille Coach Standing: Janice Belanger, Jeanne Chenier, Nancy Bachand. Seated: Judith Langlois, Elaine Bachand, Beatrice Daigneau. Elaine Bachand with practically no defeats. The female sharpshooters were coached by Mr. Raoul Lataille. The top scorers were Misses Judith Langlois and Elaine Bachand. Standing: Carol Lesniewski, Cheryl Pinel, Suzanne Jalbert, Margaret Trahan. Seated: Gertrude Gamache, Carmen Faffard, Linda Bachand. Z L 6536 . Q V3-4 ' ' I 'QQ Wwni J gg. .. E 5 A . . 1 . ,. e 5 ,',, : ,- 'LEE . IE, bn .4 I'-if .1 3i',.1i':' ' 1 .. V, :sn .:.,X:::- mvrsgnsuxlvu , A. if s , 3 ,av V A., 5 , 4 if f ,, .7 5 X .Y 1? ,f 5 1 J , -I t ' ,,QA , A 3 - P - I 'q 1 Q f 9 W' , If Sk I 3 w 7 -Si' x , ' 'V K M X -'M N m, ' X 4. ' ! gy 19 'x 4 1, 4 .L Q 1. -sg!! x 1 ,PA X . , Y - y , ini' I . oy , A X 5 ff. V ,,i , ' ws: ---ry 4 :,,L.fr f. 1 gh-.p...4,...?4. k q Q. md .i9Q:f-'mvww-am 1 ' And if we pray and love not f a A It is no longer song, but sound. ' I Open Thou my lips, 0 Lord, p l 4' That I may sing ' W ' That I may love That I may pray! These three are one I sf X I Song is love at prayer I 99 5, 'lc 4' lug l 1 , li h l . If ' ff X1 Q MQW ,., MR, '.41' S. lggg it 4 1 Q? fill N, L F 1, ll 'fx A nl 1 I -4:17 ' , I ,V s .. Z J ' r 1 M ' I N . bg A, , -W A mg.. x 9 sf f 4 , 4 f .142 'RE , , 1 '1 3 'ugh' gi' A H x4 2,-ff 2 4 lf? A X 3 m '1 -4 54 if Clirisimas Concert Y. was . rf' I 2, ,Lv ' fir?- 3 ll 1 .12 .1 ii I , yi , 1. , .4 g. N 1 SQ if a, M , H . H 12 mf.. ' 'r 1 . - s Q , 'i ,,, fx Q T' 3' 'xii 5: 1 24 5? ga 'if . 2 3 ff, A 4 ., A Hi X- .: 3. 5 R3 if if 2, Q g?iiE1eg:5:?' . -- F .gfqg 'Q '50 . A X,-.A pf' v 45 . fm . V.. ff' H 'v ws we N ll I ' Win 'W x-. Ei 'V Seated: David Stevens, First Vice-Presidentg Made- leine Hetu, Presidentg Reverend Claude Lamothe Chl R dS't J d-Rh' Md ap am, everen is er eanne- e 61mS, o e- ratorg Carol St. Onge, Secretaryg Robert Ouellette, Treasurer. Standing: Ernest Martel, Spiritual Chairmang Ron- ald Senecal, Physical Chairmang Raymond Jolie, Historiang Olivia Anctil, Cultural Chairmang Elaine Collette, Social Chairmang Diane Trahan, Second Vice-President. Catholic youth Council Unity! Sanctity! Action ! Forceful motto of the Council of Catholic Youth of N.D.H.S. This year's council has produced ten very active officers and an ex- ceptionally co-operative student body. The CYC is proud to be active in four dif- ferent fields. Spiritual: CYC general mass and com- munion every first Sunday of the monthg charity works on holidays. Cultural: French Club, Which, by the way, is most active this year. The CYC proudly accepts to have this as one of its outstanding activities. Social: Saturday night dancesg special Valentine danceg Mardi Grasg trip to Boston for the play, Pilate's Daughter. Physical: roller skating parties at Rhythm Rolo-Drome, Webster, Massachusettsg ice skating parties, Ronald Senecal's Camp. Our sincere appreciation and gratitude to you, our Chaplain and Moderator for your untiring help and devotion. A special mark of appreciation to those who made possible the trip to Kansas City for two of the CYC of- ficers, David Stevens and Madeleine Hetu. Sincerest thanks to each and everyone of you. Spiritual sored by CYC wyygff' dw 3Sl' , Efiixzg, SOCIAI PHHSICAI Cultural YC Fxoab . . CYC E1 . C Offlcers of the Bon Parler Franca1s ecfizons We NLQJA ji Whist party spon- F. M , 5 Q .:::fg.:,: -2f..,,..g,v.1,.-f--,.-af K - 4 X5 I i - f YYKE-wwf v xg N ..,' - 1 X W 'fx , , 2 W , 2. sg T: N K a ...,. . .A..,,... A an be M f .X I 5 . t , Einar:e:1.5..-:,:.:-a:::: 1 'ee '. ' 3'V'f'f' , - . X 4 ,v V95-s::a.X:5:sl-'zrsfi e V .11 egg. ...Q .... .. ...... .. N.... . ...,.,... ,..., ,ln .-1 -'Ari'-E.:.,,,V .V . Our Prom Underwater The Atoms from Notre Dame From left to right: Kenneth Allard, the leader of the budding orchestra, Robert 3 t Despres, Paul Le Pain, David Larochelle, Robert Lamothe, Paul Lataille, James Martel, Robert Lataille. TOMS 1 K lege e Q Qraciuafion 1959 The commemoration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Notre Dame High School us, AA-. ' 3, Q, , 4, -51 ' 6 . A E A N Qc'- H r A' sf . X 5 CTE! ,7-r. Shirley Provost A Scho ol representa- tive in Franco tion Contest Americain Composi- Carol St. Onge C.C.D. teacher JAAA Declamiation George Fournier Cecile Livernois .,,1,.Z, rxbb rimilllas-w . . e ,, Wy - I Participants Robert Lataile Suzanne Caron Social Committee Seated: Diane Paquin, Claudette Dufault, Lu- cille Gendreau, Elaine Parent, Madaleine Blinn, Celeste Vandal, Marie Sequin, Margaret Tra- han. Standing: Judith Langois, Carol Bou- langer, Nancy Bachand, Ronald Senecal, Paul Boulanger, George Proulx, Ernest Martel, A1- bert Landry. I Q I ,J 1 N I . v V., V . , , . , . . ,h ,',.,-,fi , - I J !..4. W, ?A.,. . 1 1 1,,,,, .- X I I- ,-.Mit LM- '-,1,1':y,'-H ,U sp. -if 1 1 A., In .mf ,f'1M,N '1: :J .' 117' 4 ..' z .z7'e,A'w'?isri'2r 'pffammnimf,'fP ,11 'f:A,g,f,gg:' . 11. , -LX ., XX C rg n , L SS , if ' X1 WW mph' ,f l, ,.- Nf., .f. i a nfl .d 5 , .,, Orff x ff fi lip f,, f ,W K .Q Q, Q , ' 1 ...I .i V Nfl A I 1 . ,. if . 9' n 'f',,', , lf, f Ziff? f' X7' I f X . ' K-F XQX. Xxx-: 'VW'-77 I A ' QE' A A ,L X . hrhr LI f-HIL, 'rf' In '-5 , Jaxx V, cn . .1..,1..1 fi-2111 5-'Lnehx f i 'gy 1 X Q! fl '--. , Q , N Q I ' T The purpose of this history is not to relate every step in the progress of a people from their humble beginnings as Freshmen, four stages ago, to their arrival at the dizzy height they now occupy. On the contrary, in accordance with the modern tendencies in historical writing, the author aims to emphasize only those factors in our class development which appeal to us as most vital from the standpoint of today, and to explain prevailing conditions and in- stitutions by showing how they came about. We have not tabulated a series of historical oc- currences under successive classroom administra- tions but have carefully selected the great phases in the development of the class and treated them in as coherent a manner as possible, considering the material with which we have to deal. The endeavor is divided into three parts: Dis- covery, Exploration, and Settlement, with an after- word in which some strictly personal opinions are hazarded regarding the probable future of the class. Discovery The discovery of the rocketship N. D. H. S. was an accident. Four stages ago, early one morning on the 9th of September, 1956, the faculty of N.D.H.S. were aimlessly strolling through the aisles, chatting about the just-ended vacation and wonder- ing whether there would be any startling changes in their courses during the coming year. Suddenly, they caught a glimpse of something new and strange. Just inside the front door, huddled together in mute embarrassment and anxiety, were 67 strangers of what became the class of 1956. To the human eye, they seemed merely a group of out- siders, well-dressed, reasonably good-looking, and badly frightened. But to the trained eyes of these dauntless and experienced explorers, these strangers seemed distinct and widely separated individuals, each possessing aptitudes and talents, deficiencies and capabilities decidedly worth finding out. Gently attempting to dispel the fears of the strangers, the faculty bade them enter and spent the next few weeks attempting to gain their con- fidence and friendship. They' succeeded, after great difficulty, in accomplishing this. The discoverers of the class of 1960 will be celebrated in history for the gentleness and courtesy they ever displayed toward these strange beings they so curiously en- countered on September 9, 1956. Exploration The discovery having been reported to the ruler of the spaceship, the news of this remarkable ac- quisition was received with marked delight and a few misgivings. The strangers were divided into small groups and assigned to the care of the dif- ferent explorers. They were given a name, Fresh- men, and became a part of N.D.H.S. They were taught many, new strange customs and manners, and were required to learn difficult lessons. At first, they often wished they had never been found, but, before a year was over, they became thoroughly at home in their new surroundings. During the first month of this year, the Fresh- men suffered much inconvenience because of their unfamiliarity with the new learning place and its traffic rules. Because of this they incurred heavy penalties, but by Thanksgiving, they had become familiar with the topography of the place and were often in the right place at the right time. They were permitted to form an organization of their own, and elected the following officers, all of whom fulfilled their duties well: President: Arthur Marquis Vice-President: James Martel Secretary: Lucille Gendreau Treasurer: Madeleine Hetu The Freshmen became interested in strange new exercises called baseball and basketball, and at- tained a slight degree of prowess in each. They suffered much agony and despair during this period because of the social functions sponsored by the CYC which the little strangers were required to attend in order to acquire poise and dignity. The little male Freshmen in particular found the Satur- day night dances torture, but the females engoyed them greatly. In time, however, these functions became festive occasions for all. ISTORY , O 1. .nj -x. . . .. . .'-I it , .. I The intellects of the little spacemen were found to vary in keenness from sponges to razors. Already some of them were showing signs of unusual abil- ity in various fields, such as oratory, as some en- tered the French Declamation Contest: singing, some joined the Elite Glee Club: and many others. At the end of the year, a terrible disaster befell the Freshmen-Final Examinations, one of the greatest storms of shooting stars ever. With the coming of the next stage they received a new name-Sophomores, and, the process was called by the fscientificj name acceleration , bet- ter known as promotion The routine of the classroom was now familiar and they found studying much easier. The social functions of this period were delight- ful. The C. Y. C. chose three of its officers from the Sophomores, among which were Muriel Faucher, Spiritual chairman: Arthur Marquis, Physical Chair- man: and Madeleine Hetu, Social Chairman. These spacemen were really getting up in the world! The class organization of the Sophomores was as follows: President: Arthur Marquis Vice-president: Muriel Faucher Secretary: Joan Huard Treasurer: James Martel This was a most distinguished body that reflected honor on N.D.H.S. To cheer those little spacemen on to victory, cheer- leaders were chosen. They,were Jane Gaumond, Suzanne Cournoyer, and Constance Cardin. In the third stage, owing to a speedyfblast off, the Sophomores became Juniors, and their promo- tion made their sense of importance increase out of all due proportion. The class organization was as follows: President: Arthur Marquis Vice-president: Madeline Hetu Secretary: Joan Huard Treasurer: James Martel Two outstanding events occurred during this third stage. First was the reception of our class ring, making us official' N.D.H.S. Juniors. The other was the Prom. With Underwater Fantasy as the theme, this Prom received very special acclaim and the Juniors were especially proud of their achievements. This was a year of hard work and the dreaded or- deal of exams was passed with few casualties. The teachers had endeared themselves to the hearts of the class, and there was a feeling of genuine friend- ship throughout N.D.H.S. And now we come to the fourth and final stage in the history of the spaceship, N.D.H.S. The Ju- niors automatically fas was their custom in many things? became Seniors. With the gaining of this title, they began to take themselves more seriously than ever before. The organization of the Senior class was note- worthy, the following list of officers being in charge: President: James Maetel Vice-president: Muriel Faucher Secretary: Joan Huard Treasurer: Lorraine Gamache For the first time in the history of N.D.H.S., a girl, Madeleine Hetu, was chosen as President of the C.Y.C. Other officers from the fourth stage were Elaine Collette and Ronald Senacal. -Among cheerleaders were Constance Cardin, Ce- cile Llvernois, and Nancy Dugas. A class song, a class will, and a class motto were adopted and used in every possible occasion. At the expiration of the fourth stage, the Seniois were positively dizzy with dignity. All this was looked upon with friendly amuse- ment by the teacher-explorers, who regarded the re- sult of their four years. They had converted a band of untamed little strangers into intelligent, cour- teous students of N.D.H.S. and had lost only the usual proportion in the process. Settlement This third and last period is rather difficult to describe. In these rapid and disturbing times, noth- ing remains settled for long, but it appears that the Seniors were urged to stay in this rocketship to which they had come four stages previously to be discovered, in which they- remained to be ex- plored and are now ready to find their settlement. They have all chosen their vocations. Among them are the lawyers, doctors, scientist, great business minds, and what-have you's of the coming years. We hope that among their number are also those who are destined to become discov- erers and explorers of other worlds-the mind, heart and the soul. It may be that we have erred on the side of re- straint in writing this history. So we take the op- portunity to say now that in our far from humble opinion the class of 1960 is the most brilliant and attractive of any class known to history and will always be remembered by the faculty of N.D.H.S. and the people of the town as that wonderful class of 1960. Best Drivers Richard Laporte Constance Godro NN Ne Q VE- 'sv .X- e 1 Most Active Madeleine Hetu Noisiest Cecile Livernois .. ,. X. X 'Xi I . Most fun-loving Jeanne Parent Muriel Faucher Most Orderly Alice Morin N Diane Poirier Most Studious Madeleine Gregoire Nancy Dugas V 1 I -71, Q-www : ' -K J' - ' Most Business-Like mlb. fl Joan Huard V '. QQQQK 1' Robert Guertm fl .yah QNX, Best Singer V- 6 ' C A Lucille Gendreau f f- . 7 9 2 I was . twmw. ,V Y.. ,gy E i.Z'I :::' 'K 'X , . . if ' ' - ' za , W .,,nql1llE52l4. 'i - M051 Athletic Class Babies Cin agel Elaine Bacha-Hd Jeanne Lapierre 4 Least Expressive Edward Farland A et! x +5 Class Chatterboxes Constance Cardin Romeo Gauthier Roger Giroux Michael Benoit C L uf 5? Q? Class Gigglers Armand Levesque Shirley Provost I Most Argumentative Richard Roy Carol Gauthier. Most Inquisitive Elaine Collette Friendliest Jane Gaumond Joan Binette YNY: I ,, I 'Q-3? f -N Class Clowns Elaine Parent Ronald Senecal Class Hunter Robert Provost Q 9 5 gn . 46 l V, ': f A,,::ff1f9 'Q+- Most Cooperative Suzanne Cournoyer Jane Beausoleil Wm? Shortest Pauline Brousseau Most Artistic Kenneth Allard ,. 13 1 J. ..u , v 4 .-..:'.,., FW, '-N1 LJ, L. L.. - . -'j'.-, QY-SUYR ' ' X . N,.fii?N Til. ' jx i.-Ki HT? f, -'f .I CQ Most Likely to Succeed Lorraine Gamache James Martel Class Prophecy M The year 1980 finds me, Professor Horatio Uppan Atom the 3rd, on an astral ride into the Outer strato- sphere, for a series of out of this world adven- tures in my fabulous Rumpus Rocket. If I recall correctly, it is 20 years since the famous Seniors of the class of '60 made headway and settled in their different fields . While the stars are in their places, do you not think it appropriate to trace their paths and speak to them individually? The first thing I must do when I reach space is to meet the leader of planet Plutonium. Ahlz Here we are.. King Comet of the Crater Critters , reads the sign. Oh! no, it can't be, but it is! JAMES-, MAR- TEL, alias leader of .the Senior classgholding' la scepter and I perceive that his little Critters are praising their- great king. A 'Royal Welcome' to our planet , says-a firm voice. In walks a' -tall' and commanding figure, Queen Cosmos, So, this is how CONSTANCE GODRO made out. Pretty good. ' A I ask the King and his Queen if it is possible to visit the stratosphere and meet, my former fellow' students. In no time, King ,Comet sends for his leading servant, 'Master .Moonbeam. 'It's rugged ROGER GIROUX, dribbling all the HOWD. the palace hallway. Man! He hasn't lost any of his is a silvery object, to the king. The king in turn hands me the Key of Knowledge and tells me that all I have to do is to think of the person I- desire to see and the key will lead me to this person. Thanking them, I very anxiously leave for the Quest of the Shooting Stars .' My -rocket starts with no trouble at all, for a change, and I proceed through the Milky Way' at high speed. Suddenly a large sign catches my eye: ' , ' W All visitors here goggle E At my ten toed pet Hornswoggle. Last of its specieswcaught with human hands. Catcher and owner, believe it or not-ROBERT PROVOST. ' - i . Continuing on my quest, the .Rumpus begins to slow up and I notice it is running out off gas. Quickly, I lead it to a fuel station. What do you know! Here come JEANNE PARENT and MURIEL FAUCHER to wait on me. Boy! Look at those soiled clothes. The tank being filled with Cash or Crash gas, the Rumpus rolls along very smoothly. speed. I-Ieihands a beautifulvelvet pillow on' which On the Great White Way , where the lights brightly gleam, ELAINE PARENT's name is one ofthe many on the billboard at the Club' Atomizer where she's been searching for the lost chord for twenty years. Any luck, Elaine? l A few blocks down, we find that a quartet will have its debut tonight at the ,Club Molecule. Pre-A senting MICHAEL BENOIT, leading sopranog LU? CILLE GENDREAU, bassg EDWARD. FARLAND, contraltog and JEANNE LAPIERRE, t'enor.'This combination is better know as the ffDipper D'rips . 'After a enjoyoble musical evening, if thatfs what you ,want to call it, I could settle for a meal ina quiet atmosphere, Acrossbj Cosmic Boulevardf, I convenient! Leavefit to RICHARDQLAPORTE' ana fI'hey've' managed to keepfup 'ib' a business, whgtfwith ten children ,tow rais,e!Q.DiCk', bf the way, has invented 'a combination 'fSuper-Duper Meat Cutter? .andg phonograph 'iplays ' Music Toslice Meat By .,- . spq' . as T fi i' ' Itfs still ,earlyfso once' more I. set fout towmeetf the rest of the famous class of f60L 'What's this?- Ken' Elastic, known as Stretch , eandihis., Rubber Bandf',,now appearing at the Big Dipper . By the way,'iKen'is the former KENNETH ALLARDf prominent musician. His 'Rubber Band includes PAUL' Nucleus BOULAANGER on the Aluminum, eBugle'lg RONALD ffnynamitef' SENEGAL on the 'Transparent Drums g, ROMEO Meteorite GAU- THIER one the Cumulus Clarinet , Hand the versai tileg ARMANI? '.'Exosphere LEVESQUE on the Radar Guitar . Man! They're way out! X ' Continuing pon, I notice-no, it can't be-yes, it is -QMA ELEINE GREGOIRE. What can she be up to? She ,used 'to be ,so quiet but now, she's a riot posirigifor ianimaltcrackers ,for Combustible Magal zines . I'd love: toijstop to speak with her, but I must keep going. MA U Q , - M -' 1 fSay, islftithaft ELAINE COLLETTE and CAROL GAUTI-IIER up ahead? Sure is! But what-are they fdoing,?, Selling Corn'Plasters for sore feet. From hearsay, Elaine and Carollidance their way through fspace: andQcan't stop. Musti be rocket propulsion or something! I 1 i 'L N' - 'Further up thef MilkyQWay, I hear ear-piercing cheers and laughter. I guess I'1l go to see what's up, I don't believe it! MISS STRONG-LADY OF x ' ' I visualize ,a nifty little restaurant. Say, 'this' is quite' PLANET VENUS ! PAULINE BROUSSEAU??? She's attained the height of ten feet even, and weighs 650 pounds. What's your secret diet, Pauline? Oh, well, I'll be moving along. What's this? An- other billboard? Let's see what this one says. ROBERT GUERTIN! A What a man! He invented a perfumed garbage can . Same old.Bob! Always doing something to help man- kind. , , Well, well, well. What a huge building! I wonder what it is? The sign reads: S.O.S. Wonder what it means? There's CECILE LIVERNOIS, owner and manager of S.O.S. From what I can see, there are only three girls besides the boss, working in this, huge building. LORRAINE Jet-Propelled GAMACHE 'on her IBM fIt Bugs Mel typewriter, ,JOAN Aurora Borealis HUARD taking short- hand, 500gYYQlfdS a minuteg and JOAN Moonglow BINETTE, straightening out her DO-IT-YOUR- SELF-FILING-CABINET-KIT. Cecile finally told me what S.O.SL means-Same Old'Secretaries! There,aren't too many left, so I'm off again. Maybe if I 'go in the other direction-Oops! What's happened! It's sooooo dark! Well, it must be a tun- nel! No, it's not a tunnel-it's a funnel-a gigantic funnel. I should have knownthat Powerful Vocal Chords herself, CONSTANCE CARDIN,,would be up to something. She and her cheering buddy, NANCY Falling Star DUGAS are in the process of building the most monstrous megaphone this-side of space. The purpose of this is sothat during any sports game, especially f'Craterball , the creatures of other planets -can join in to cheer those space- men! onnto victory! A My but the people up here are active! I wonder what's going on down the path, there. Isn't this something. TREES! TREES! AND MORE TREES! . . . Looks like an apple orchard. No, it can't be. There are 'both apples and oranges growing on those trees! Oh! good, here's a sign-SHIRLEY'S UAPPL-O-RANGE . You mean SHIRLEY PRO- VOST? Yes, it sounds just like her. Every recess in school, she either could be found eating an apple or an orange. Quite clever, Shirley. Now, 1et's see, where to now??? Gee, I could use an ice cold drink. Oh, here is a nice, quiet, cozy place. Wonder what it is called? Oh! NICE, QUIET, COZY, PLACE . Looks like the owner or owners have quite a sense of humor. For heaven's sake, DIANE Block-Buster POIRIER and ALICE Fire-Cracker MORIN are joint owners. And, bov, can they make a delicious glass of iced-water. Well done, girls. After a trip like this, the only cure is to visit a psychiatrist. Don't tell me!!! There's the office of a psychiatrist right across Stellar Street . I can't take too much more of this. I might just as well go in and pay him a visit. I MUST REALLY BE OUT OF MY MIND-ELAINE Slap-Happy BACHAND-a psychiatrist??? Oh, no, it's impos- sible. She very politely takes me by the collar and pulls me to the couch. She says to me: Are you tired? rundown? nervous? depressed? And before I could answer, she says, I know what the answer to your problem is. You're suffering from tired, run- down, nervous, depression! Sounds just like Elaine. So I turn around to walk out of the office, and trip over a funny looking thing. It's called a Creeper- Sweeper . What in the world????? In walks SU- ZANNE Lightning COURNOYER. She is the inventor of this weird machine. You see, Sue was the official Sweeper of classrooms in High School, so after long hours of back-breaking work, she finally decided to make things easier for herself. Now, all she has to do is sit back and watch the machine work. So, after this final ordeal, I notice that it is get- ting late. Pd better get started for earth. Into my Rumpus and off I go. What's that coming toward me-HELP!-CRASH . . . Sir!-er,--Mam!-are you all right? What a silly question!!! Who do you think it is? RICHARD Roly-Poly ROY. He lsfjust out giving a test ride to his new lavender rocket ship, the BLAH . Fine for him, but what about me? I have to get back to earth , and make a report, of my findings. Richard is very kind to me and lets me have one of his other rockets, the BLOB . ' And 'here I am--back to earth-safe and sound after a very eventful journey. I am fully satisfied to see that my classmates are all happily settled in their astral havens and rest assured that I'm doubly proud to be one of the class of '60. Can you blame me?? A Madeleine Hetu Initiation Declamatlon Visit from M ther Gener- of Studies 6X2.Il'lS Aroun. 55:2 U 641' Governm- 'it Day LAST STOP KANSAS CITY MH vge leniors C.YC.. Trip . 1 ff Q Fx' 1 . .1 ,..Q .R-',wr:mia-A..,wG1::-G'f'gq am 5i1'1au:14?'f-.gf-11-1111-25 -1 A A 54 ,6 W, J W8 ff 1 1 W ' w v4m1z:11,, If me www sww11,f , , 1,1W,Q4j51g,mM11mg,,!-W - 2111.7 .1 ,, M ,. ,.. 1, ' Q11 1, 1 1 1 '4 H- 1 17 uw, f 1 af I 'H H' 'fr NFIIN11 M I A 21,11 11,,fLgii 11. L 1 1' G1 fm fifyfw 1151, AT' A+uf1 11N, 'L Www . , , yu 'gg 1 V: ,W W, if ,lil ,wi 41- 3 7 + 1 1 1 ..,., N.,1gTi,,.,1.,. bn ff 'ff 1' I 'ff av- ,z. 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A 6... 2, Uiif' ll - A- la A H il A A V Y L ' t I I E A S 2 s ,W ' th ---- - ' i Ch . 'ill gi I ' UN xv ' . V' A I' 53's QW ffifliaiv . l E -gf' IL-52 - We, the class of 1960, in the town of Southbridge, the county of Worcester, and the state of Massachusetts, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual do hereby make this our last will and testament, rendering void and of no avail any former will or Wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary optimism. In this manner do we dispose of our pos- sessions: Alice Martin, you are the lucky recipient of KENNETH ALLARD'S scientific mind. Who knows? You'll probably be the first woman to reach the moon, Alice. ROBERT GUERTIN wills to you, Suzanne Jalbert, his complex book of jokes. Keep 'em laughing, Sue. CONSTANCE CARDIN bequeaths to Joyce Bouchard her cheering ability. How about a new pair of vocal chords to go along with it, Joyce? CAROL GAUTHIER Wills her prolific dancing steps to Pauline Yvon. May I have this dance? MICHAEL BENOIT bequeaths to Donald Richard, his most treasured possession- HIS HOT-ROD! RONALD SENECAL wills to you, George Proulx, his blushing cheeks. Don't forget your Complexion-Glow , George! YQ-gm Q -.. ELAINE PARENT leaves to you, Constance Berger, her upswept hairdos. Keep those bobby pins in stock, Connie. You'll need them. LORRAINE GAMACHE bequeaths her overflowing Wardrobe to Carol St. Onge. VVhat's the style this Week, Carol? l Nancy Bachand, ARMAND LEVESQUE wills you his high-heeled sneakers. What do you say to a bottle of Griffin All-White , Nancy? CONSTANCE GODRO leaves to Con- stance Morin, her skill at the soda fountain. Don't forget Connie Mo ------ Connie Go ------ is going. I NANCY DUGAS bequeaths her lovely locks and her friendly disposition to you, Irene Pare. SUZANNE COURNOYER wills to Made- leine Blinn her main weakness-getting to work on time. What you need, Maddy, is a self-winding Timex! Judy Langlois, you are recipient of ELAINE BACHAND'S basketball ability. And the score goes up another point! ELAINE COLLETTE bequeaths her skill in asking far-fetched questions, to Carmen Vandal. Eh! EDWARD FARLAN D ruefully surrenders his formula for peacefully engaging in slumb- er during class, to Paul LeClair. JANE GAUMON D leaves her graciousness and femininity to Janet Gouin. Best of luck to you, Janet. MADELEINE GREGOIRE bequeaths her love of study to Nancy Langevin. She also leaves you her worn out books, Nancy. As soon as you've used them to their last, you may throw them away! Diane Trahan, to you is left LUCILLE GENDREAU'S mellifluous, soprano voice. See you at the Met, Diane! MURIEL FAUCHER wills her heavy foot on the gas pedal to Louise Allard. Don't flirt with too many Staties , Lou! CECILE LIVERNOIS bequeaths her tran- scribing ability to Louise Roy. Watch that swing, Louise. David Stevens, you are the recipient of PAUL BOULANGER'S smudge bowling skill. Let's see those strikes, Dave. JOAN BINETTE leaves her season's bus ticket to Pauline Gadoury. No need to thumb any more rides, Pauline. ROBERT PROVOST wills to you, Robert Lataille, his question box. Anymore ques- tions, Boba? JAMES MARTEL bequeaths to Robert Haney, his Ipana smile. Brusha! Brusha! Brusha! ROMEO GAUTHIER leaves his good nature to Pauline Lazure. Let's keep it on the sunny side, Pauline. MADELEINE HETU wills to you, Louise Despres, her indispensable manual. How To Reduce In Ten Easy Lessons . SHIRLEY PROVOST leaves behind to Ruth Haney, her absentee passes. Think you will need them, Ruth? ROGER GIROUX wills his remarkable sportsmanship to Robert Servant. We'll be rooting for you at the Olympics, Bob! RICHARD ROY bequeaths his black, curly hair to Raymond Jolie. Hey, fellas, which one of you uses Spoolies ? Pauline Lapierre, your sister, JEANNE, willfully surrenders to you her desk and chair in Sister Marie de Lourdes' class. JANE BEAUSOLEIL leaves her used typing erasers to Pauline Maynard. Looks like the rubber industry will never go out of business, eh Pauline? ALICE MORIN wills her commercial skills to Jeanne Caron. Make the very best of them, Jeanne. DIANE POIRIER bequeaths her admir- able cleanliness and quietness to you, Elaine Vandal. Beatrice Daigneault, JEANNE PARENT leaves to you her witty remarks. You think you're pretty witty, well the one who wrote Snowbound was Whittier ! PAULINE BROUSSEAU wills her peti- tesse to Jeanne Brodeur. They knew what they were saying when they said: Good things come in small packages . Theresa Goulet, you are the recipient of JOAN HUARD'S charm and poise. Make good use of them, Theresa, for they are a sure sign of a dignified young woman. And to you, Pauline Renaud, RICHARD LAPORTE bequeaths his extra parking tickets. Watch out, Pauline, Dick's father is acop! ' - 'Z . f , V 65 X L fa f R ,Li-fy-. .2 Q 5' My iwwfi TEE M FL QWJJV X oQv-'ZZ' I. ,V H ' ,4 Q-MWMPQ-gmw ,XHXX 2' 1 ,fm g If? J? Jiiwgj ,MW ,,..., N 4' 5,16 Q mmzffmw f f2,kj fig. 0 ?xOM'4wfwQ17M,LM1w 355 Qjifid inwyw gf QQ ig mf C2 wfwam We, he Webst , . , of 1960 om' 'mos R radua ion ongra ua ions. Bob Morin ,fmzmulalll1:LQi11l11,fgm,,y,,A f J t d f f G t C f I z K XX W , 'I ,V ' 4, Xxx X, 1, x , S x X X XX ' f X lm: ' 1 S H- 1f 'A'f ' '- L--..--- ,-5 X st d KW X . 320 Mixin Street '1 Southbrldge, Mass. i 5 I X A A g 5 RSEEXN K . x .x A , X XXX V : Ni is wjjg? -ff-.X 3 E' ,V f X , V x ! X MKJ Q ' ' I A X if I A w , ' 4 Y BEAUREGARD FURNITURE I McKINSTRY ICE CO., INC. NC. , dealers ln Southbridge's Largest Home Furnishing Center Range and Fuel Oil - Oil Burners 335 Hamilwll Street Ice, Refrigerators, Coal, Wood Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-4318 PO 4-2535 P0 4-2569 6 Dupaul St. Southbridge, Mass HYDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Industrial Cutting Tools PARISEAU ELECTRIC SERVICE 28 Harding Court and Hand Knives Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-4344 PO 4-2052 ff BEST WISHES to the graduating class Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank P. Scmsoucy 86 FIRST NATIONAL STORES LIKE NU CLEANERS, INC. INC. 100 Central st. 386 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-2553 APOSTOLA BROS. 102 Morris St. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-6712 SOUTHBRIDGE 8z WEBSTER PLUMBING CO., INC. PO 4-3773 186 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. A Complete Gift Shop DERY'S STEAK HOUSE Main St. Southbridge, Mass. GEORGE C. BUTLER 8z SON 93 Eastford Rd. Southbridge, Mass. F.T.D. Florist PO 5-5040 MIDWAY STORE RFD No. 2 Sturbridge Road Sturbridge, Mass. Groceries and Variety Store -Open Sundays- E. D. DESROSIER 8z CO., INC 27 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-2591 LEO'S BARBER SHOP 8 Chapin St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of THE LOBBY RESTAURANT Sturbridge, Mass. Quality Haifcm Route No. 20 DI 7-3691 WAITE HARDWARE co. TSQSQEIPIQIELQGEO ' 282 Main St' ass south st. Southbrldge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. Hardwares and Housewares PO 4-3793 CONSUMERS MARKET 24 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-4186 ' SPECTOWN DIN ER 59 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-8991 J. A. BEAUMIER STABLES DORIS' HOUSE OF BEAUTY Blackmer Rd. PO 4-2975 Complete Beauty Culture Service Southbridge, Mass. Doris L. Livernois, Prop. Horses Boarded and Trained 25 Hamilton St- P0 4'3904 BILL SWIACKI ROBIDA'S MARKET 222 Main St. P0 4-4391 Fiskdale, Mass. Insurance-Real Estate Compliments of MOBILGAS STATION . NESTOR'S 769 Worcester St. . J h D b P . 186 Hamilton Street o n o son, roprletor P0 5-5361 VIC'S SPA KEYES PONTIAC MOTOR SALES 84 Worcester St. 129 Worcester St. P0 42952 PO 4-4341 South bridge Roofing Co. Inc. EST. 1881 Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Beau's Hair Styling Salon 145 South St. PO 4-2048 Bleaching, Coloring Permanent Waving Scalp Treatments, Esca Perms Hair Cutting and Styling N Cold Waving All Branches of Beauty Culture Co-Workers Plenty of Parking Space Mary Beausoleil, Proprietor Compliments of : BUSINESS Administration SECRETARIAL Executive Medical Airline Machine Shorthand IBM Machine Accounting Computer Programming Data Processing AIRLINE Secretarial Traffic Stewardess WARD SCHOOLS Growing Nationwide Through The Best in Modern Business Training WARD SCHOOLS 790 Clinton Ave., Albany, N. Y. 581 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. 964 Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. 294 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 2360 Hampton Ave., St. Louis, Missouri 1307 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Maryland ...AND... YOUR OWN -THE ORIGINAL WARD SCHOOLS 242 Main St. Worcester 8, Mass. Fall Term Begins Sept. 12-Write For Catalog CO-EDUCATION AL The sign of PRODUCTSOFDISTINCTION . f' convenient banking Worcester County National Bank 249 Main Street Southbridge MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION lorlmericds Schools ra where JOSTEN S ' . 'Ill -' . oss ' gs of thless be . .. .Ve . 0 ards o sfng su 's clc' SERVING AMERICA S NNIS1' SYUDINTS nnouncemenl, I 2 .. 1: , 15' Q , I Cl rin mu c cuty X Announcements of distinct: elegance 0 Trophies of masterful design and finish Aw f lo I in f hon 3 X X 05 l W SINCE 1897 A SALESMAN'S OR JEWELERS IMPRINT 89 Compliments of PHIL'S SHOE STORE Compliments of BIG BUNNY MARKET 316 Main Street Main St. PO 4-6956 Compliments of I T. P. Compllments of PAINTING Sz WALLPAPERING GLOBE NEWS ROQM CONTRACTOR , 401 Mon-is St. PO 4-3319 558 Hamllton Street Compliments of DAMIAN'S TELEVISION Compliments of GADOURY'S BAKERY BILL'S BAIT BOX 43 Hamilton St. PO 4-8572 Main Street P0 4-4005 JAMES COWAN 8z SONS, INC. P0 5-5366 Wholesale Dealers BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND PORK AUTO SERVICE, INC, 20 Temple St., Worchester, Mass. 220 Worcester Street PL 4-5385 PL 4-5386 PL 3-3259 Southbridge, M355- Compliments of CLUB OF THE ROSES CHRISTIE Sz THOMSOMS Dine and Dm Home of Expertly Prepared Foods 150 Central St. PO 4-3271 40 E. Main St. PO 5-5378 Compliments of C0mP1imeY1tS Of , THE BEECHWOOD VETS CAB GUEST HOUSE Prompt and Courteous Service D Southbridge, Mass. 2 Central St- P0 42551 495 Main St. PO 4-6870 B BOUVIER INSURANCE All Kinds ,of Live ait 9 Elm St. Southbridgey Mass. HUNTING AND FISHING .SUPPLIES Boats, Motors Sz Trailers PO 4-4321 550 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of CODERRE'S 9 ANITAS MILLINERY SHOP FINE FURNITURE 291 Main St. PO 4-3781 399 Main St. PO 4-6312 FELICITATIONS masse de Compliments 44196019 of CERCLE CANADIEN, INC. LENA'S CHARM STUDIO Foyer de L'ASS0ciati0n deg PO 4-6994 50 Central Sli Societes Franco-Americaine Compliments of Compliments of DANIEL T. MORRILL , Funeral Home LEMOI NE s FURNITURE 130 Hamilton Street PO 4-2945 89-102 North St PO 4-7922 SQUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK 253 Main Street, Southbridge, Mass. 5Avmss WM' .. B 4. smbfigv 5 4SSAcnuSf-1 I 4 . 0 , .71 ow 2 M 15 Epi 45 The Only In Dsrusns Insunzn In FULL l Mutual Savings Ban k in Town 91 Compliments of DESROSIER BUICK CORP. MEN Sz BOYS' SHOP 220 Mechanic St. PO 4-3273 280 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of PELOQUIN INSURANCE S0UTfgfR:QGbEt Coful C0- AGENCY 'E'f.1f'E.f1'a2' Iglleito 86 Hamilton St. PO 4-3197 47 Hook St, P0 4-2233 Compliments of Complimi-:Sits of LEONA'S RESTAURANT QBEBEQEEIEEEP 487 WOFCh6St6r St. PO 4-4749 12 Central St. PO 4-8948 ALBERT N. MCGRATH Insurance and Real Estate 24 Blanchard Bldg. Southbridge, Mass. JILL'S BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling Specialist Hair Cutting - Permanent Waving Angelique Gaumond P0 4-2556 586 Main St. PO 4-3121 SIMONDS MACHINE CO. INC. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 246-248 Worcester St. 309 Main St, PO 4-3235 PO 4-8289 ELM BEAUTY PARLOR E. BRODEUR Electrolysis Treatments . New Furniture Second Hand C. A. Buckley 168 Mechanic .St. 282 Hamilton St. 9 Elm Street , Southbridge, Mass. PO Southbrldge, Mass. Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE ANIMAL Edward Seremet Dr. Mills 792 Main St. P0 4-8960 FIERRO'S RADIO , FAVREAU S 8z TELEVISION We Sell-We Service-We Install Restaurant 8: Cocktail Lounge WES5ggIgIE2g-5?SI16?qDI0S 36-40 Central St. P0 4-4521 Globe Furniture Wa rehouse, Inc. Furniture of all kinds 833 Main Street Southbridge, Massachusetts PO 4-6931 Automatic Vending Service by STEVENS' AMUSEMENTS INC. 2 Bowlen Ave. PO 4-2578 Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE FINISHING CO. PO 4-2561 Compliments of BONNETTE OIL CO. INC. East Main St. PO 4-8482 PO 4-8912 Compliments of DRESSER HILL FARM 81 ICE CREAM BAR Compliments of LlPPE'S 81 SOUTH STREET Insurance Since 1865 J. N. BURNHAM R. B. MUENZBERG Telephone: P0 4-303 MA R K Compliments , LITTLE GREENHOUSE 139 South 200 Mechanic St. PO 4-4385 316 Worcester Street KENNEDY ELECTRIC ' IA COMP ANY HARRY 1. CUTLER, INC. VW Re ai's of an Kinds PO 4-3255 Worcester Road PO 4-4755 292 Hamilton St. DAVID LENTI 7-11 Elm Street Compliments of THOMAS' VARIETY .STORE PO 4-6771 Compliments of JAY'S NEWS McLELLAN'S Main St. PO 4-8954 266 Main St. Clothing for Congratulations from Men-Women-Boys W E S O GOODWIN 'S Your HoM1:'1'owN sTAT1oN PO 4-3155 318-322 Main St. PO 4-4381970 ON YOUR 1311351 Main St' R. ROBBINS CO. . Compliments Ready to wear clothes for Men-Women-Children PO 4-6121 323 Main st. WORCESTER COUNTY Compliments of NIPMUCK ELECTRIC CO. Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-3261 176 Main St Good Luck from JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS Compliments of DANI 81 SOLDANI E. McNamara B. Haggerty R. Lavallee J. lliizzetiti . h ' D. ig cgffngggne R, Rfffafr PO 4-4993 484 Worcester st. G. Lee PAQU ETTE STATION ERY CO. Southbridge, Mass. Tel. PO 4-4367 ' UNIVERSAL TAG CO. 219 Worcester St. PO 4-3981 DEARY BROS. INC. West Main Street , Dudley, Massachusetts Compliments of LEPAIN'S PHARMACY 286 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of THE UNITED LENS COMPANY, INC. Established Tel. 1920 PO 4-2527 Manufacturers of Lens Blanks Southbridge, Mass. THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHBRIDGE Southbridge - Sturbridge The Bank of Friendly Service Member Federal 'Deposit Ins. Corp. Member Federal Reserve System PO 4-2571 331 Main St. AU-AN'S HAIR K HANEK'S FURNITURE STYLING SALON OC STORE 391 Main St- Corner Central and Hook Sts. P0 4-7626 Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. BOISVERT BARBER SHOP ELM MARKET 171 Elm St. 177 Elm St. S0l1thbI'idg6, MESS- PO 5-5171 Southbridge, Mass. H. J. MADORE, INC. CLEMENCE LUMBER CORP. Golf Street 284 Elm St. PO 4-6960 Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-8856 Southbridge, Mass BARDY Sz BARNES FLORAL floral designing 37 Hamilton St. MAPLE FARM DAIRY PO 4-7743 Southbridge, Mas W. H. LEGATE CO. LUCY'S LAUNDRY MISS , Color 81 Decorating Headquarters 207 Mechanic St. for Home and Business PO 4-3551 Southbridge Mass' Touraine.8z.Benjamin Moore Paints PO 4-2664 44 Hamilton St. BARBARAS BEAUTY SALON Jos. BLANCHET Co., INC. PO 4-4681 284 Main St. 194 Elm Street Best Wishes tg the Class gf 4-6645 SOl.1tl1bI'ldg'6, MBSS. C 1' t f SPECTOWN CLEANERS Omp men S O Where Quality Rules 5 hr. service-all work done in our plant-pickup and 41 Central St. dellvefy Sefvlfe PO 4-6937 southbridge, Mas Compliments of 273 Elm St- PASTIME ALLEYS . 1 Central Street P0 M976 Southbndge' Mass' P0 4-8971 southbridge, Mass 96 Porter 4-6634 Established 1894 G.GREGOIRE 8. SONS SHOES, RUBBERS, MEN'S FURNISHINGS Where Shoes Are Rebuilt 15 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. POrter 4-4446 HENRY'S RADIO SHOP FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION TELEVISION 81 RADIO REPAIRS 226 Elm Street - Southbridge, Mass. American Optical C 0 M PANY Since 1833 . . . Better Vision for Better Living SOUTHBRIDGE CREDIT UNION 277 Main Street Savings Accounts - Clubs Latest Dividend, 31,623 per Annum Personal and Auto Loans School Savings Encourage Thrift Among Your Children 97 'Q nr-1: Q ' I ,Y .V . A, W' YiWmN.,. 1 Q I X ,vw ., 5 flsw 52 F. NJA? , QWE- ' it N,.,i e 55 if , ggfw n.:!h'1fx? Patrons Gold Star Patrons Mgr. Jean-Baptiste Lamothe Rev. Paul Choquette Rev. Claude R. Lamothe The Sacred Heart Parish Priests Rev. Jacques A. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Halmg Silver Star Patrons Atty. and Mrs. Rosario Normandin Blue Star Patrons Dr. George Casaubon Mr. Adrian Gauche St. Anne's Sodality, N.D. Parish Red Star Patrons Rev. Oscar Gatineau Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brousseau Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gatineau Miss Elizabeth Duhamel Dr. and Mrs. John McTighe Atty. and Mrs. Harold Peterson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Roland Gregoire Leo Lapierre George Dugas Dandurand Romeo Godro Willis Provost Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshmen Class Albert St. Onge A Friend Mr. Roland Munier Mrs. Edna Cournoyer A Friend Mrs. Cordelia Gibeault Mr. and Mrs. Euclid Roy Mr. and Mrs. 'Aime Morin Henry and Rita Despres 99 Mr. and Mrs. A. Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Ubald Lariviere Ted Libuda Mr. and Mrs. Harry Proulx Louis Dr. and Mrs. Armand DeGrenier Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Cournoyer Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Mr. and Mrs. Henri Morin Sylvia Asselin Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blair Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anctil Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cournoyer C. Sz S. Outlet Isola's Hat Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Chauvin Tot-to-Teen Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pariseau Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senecal Gene's Service Station J arry's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Caplette Chet's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ferron Mr. and Mrs. Jules Gauthier Desa Paint Co. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin Dr. Walkowiak Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collette Archie Dragon Amabelis Cloutier Mitchell Dune Mr. Alva Gregoire Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morin Mr. and Mrs. R. Proulx F R I E N D S Village Beauty Salon Langevin Jeweler Dr. N. J. Pickarski Sturbridge Candy Sz Gift Shoppe Mrs. Irene Ja Mr. and Mrs. rry Eugene Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Blmn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryzewicz Leo Dumas Rene Cournoyer Eugene Gaumond Bernier's Pharmacy Mrs. Ernest Lavallee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bachand Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boulanger Mrs. Asselin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lamontagne Pauline Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morin Mr. and Mrs. Chet s Fly1n Eugel Gaumond A Service Mrs. Rose Morin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Demers Leo and Helen LeClair Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Viens Eloie Gagne Mr. Emelia Poulin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marchessault Eugene Gand Mr. and Mrs l . William Curtis Mary Bellerose Mrs. Valeda Miss Jeanne George tte Gregoire Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Lavallee 7 ' g -.2.:. gimp, :nr-f 1-gf.:..Q R 7 4 ' , ,Q 'WN . , H 1 -. f - .. N . '.+--11w. .-1 ' 'A - ' ia? 6 11-9,4 1 JF I .x '-. . , N, v dd,- Q. Y.. l'v'r :'v' 1 ' F :We - g ' vii . . . -Q. 3,4 .-ff f wi' -2 l',-. '-1' , if . k LQ,- , A., 'Z'-' - ' 'ff X ig. , ' 'nf . .J TV' gv'-. ., , .r. .1- 4.. . Q J ,, n J 'X 'SL- . 1 VI - ' .ll .',r'I 'Ki MA , ' . . IV M , 'B' 1'5:. ,-I V. .' . ,N A- 5134, -.59 .Q-,., 2 Z M 4. 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