Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1950 volume:

a EX LIBRIS PROPER In OF e) 154 504 MARY IS MY MOTHER I mst go to her for help, for courage, for guidance, for all grace. She will lead me to the right ohoice. She will help me give glory to God. She will show me how to find happiness. _ « AD JESUM PER MARIAM oe 5 ; i = O God, the shepherd and ruler of all the faithful _ look down favorably upon Thy servant, Pope Pius XII whom Thou hast been pleased to appoint pastor over Thy Church; grant, we beseech Thee that he may benefit both by word and example those over whom he is set, and thus attain unto life eternal, together with the flook committed to his care. ——:. ay a - oo sper i ) Ge aee, ; ‘ a ' ' 77 i i“ s ' i] 1 ry ah , ie 7 ! . i i ad - i} of a o™6 va eee) . Y 7 rr re | , ry = ry i 4 Pa) ° i e¢ f Py hy a ivae ty i. , aes Pe i yaw ¥ é ener, � os OUR LADY OF PITY SCHOOL In the many years to come, we, the Graduating Class of 1950, shall always find indelibly inscribed in our memory, the fact that the days spent at N. D. P. He were the best and the happiest in every way. May we always be a credit to her name. JU 4 re REVEREND JOSEPH V. DEMERS, S. M. To our kindly and devoted pastor we wish to express our deep appreciation for the personal interest taken in our school, and for his unbounded zeal and enthusiasm for whatever might further us on the paths of knowledge. Eis me a, Reverend Charles LeFlem, S.M. THE PRIEST He is another Christ -- respect him; He is God's representa- tive -- trust him; Reverend Albert Chabot, S. Me He is your benefactor-- be thankful to him. Reverend Robert Labrecque, S.M.e TO OUR SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR REV ER EB ONeD eeAeL B Bene lec ho Asceoel, S. M. For the past four years N. D. FP. He students have been blessed with the encouraging counsels and wise direction of our zealous spiritual director, REVEREND ALBERT CHABOT, S.M. Since our freshman days we had the privilege of profiting by his clear, thorough, and enthusiastic treatment of the truths of our Holy Religion. With his aid we have come to a deeper realization of our duties as Christians and throughout our lives his kindly advice and helpful admonitions will continue to spur us on to greater things on Pe of “ 4 — b Drnicarion eee we ves lod 504 DEDICATION TO OUR BELOVED MOTHER CLAIRE ANNA, S. U. S. C., Prinoipal of OUR LADY OF PITY HIGH SCHOOL, WE, THE CLASS OF 1950, respectfully dedicate, with gratitude and appreciation, this volume of eSeTehs lees MARI S in acknowledgement of her motherly affection and kindly interest in each and everyone of us of v U4 aN 2 co, A notre bien-aimée Soeur Jeanne Gabrielle % l'occasion de son Jubilé d'Or nous offrons nos sinoéres félioitations et notre profonde gratitude pour le travail accompli aveo tant de zéle et de persévéranoe dans notre chére Ecole NOTRE DAME DE PITIE 1899 le 21 novembre 1949 ’ ‘ _ te - ¢ « r e ei - = af i Ky ab ey. v j ( ( ‘ot } ud of a , ’ { 6 4a Ms ADMINISTRATION _ 7 . 2 7 « 7? ; i — i = 6 bs ‘ Pe é g 4 e é , i a7 . ‘ 5) b ef K ‘ ’ x ' ‘ = ‘ i ‘ — s ’ : {54 304 ADMINISTRATION REVEREND ALBERT CHABOT, S. M. MOTHER CLAIRE ANNA, S. U. S. C. Spiritual Director Prinoipal SENIORS Sister Genevieve Alice, S. U. S. C. JUNIORS Sister Irene Rita, S. U. S. C. SOPHOMORES Sister Bernadette Elise, S. U. S. C. FRESHMEN Sister Rose Marie, S. U. S. C. COMMERCIAL Sister Celine Helena, S. U. S. C. SINGING Mr. Paul Hotin - 10 - _ . i = 7 a —5 ‘ : . 2 ‘ | { ! i - i y 1 ——————e 2 acm ae k % =f - } _ - eR eT et ae tent we Cee ecb BY oe § ws . a ‘ - � 2 7 ® o@ CeL Agspe ses, Reh oek De bones NORMAN BRODEUR 8 Hanoook Pk. Everett, Mass. “A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Although Norman doesn't reside in our oity and came to us as a stranger in his freshman year, he's definitely one of us now. He seems to have an inexhaustible fountain of joy,thereby diffusing his jooose spirit among all listeners. All through high school he has proved himself a leader and an A-plus student. Norman has a topnotoh reputation for sohool spirit and a sterling oharacter. Our Class Presi- dent has shouldered his responsibili- ties of office with a steady smile, and that's the way we'll always re- member him, tod ol4 Mewecenss PRESIDENT CECILE AUDET 183 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. A cheerful disposition makes many friends. Fair and square and serious in her studies is this lass. Her blond hair covers a busy head, so much so that ) she is our popular Vice-President. Her charming ways and pleasant dispo- sition with an ever ready spirit to partioipate in school activities have made her one of our favorites.Success must lie inwait for one who puts | such energy into all she does. . ‘ TREASURER JOSEPH CYR 80 Yorktown St. Cambridge, Mass. The better you know hin, The better you like him. Wherever there's mischief you'll find Joe, for full of life and mirth is he. Well- liked by all is our Class Treasurer and musician. Who knows, with those nimble fin- gers of his he might beoome a future impressario of the 88 keys , or with his prese ent experience, be a magnate of a grocery conoern. oe sates NOR te he - 13 - Prue Gels wee y: JEANNETTE COTE 26 Reed Ste Cambridge, Masse Always smiling, full of pep, Ambition and she are right in step.” Jeannette, an ambitious and bril- liant student, has a sparkling smile and a winning personality which have earned her a very special place in our hearts. Coming to us as an honor student from our Elementary Sohool, her splendid reoord during her four years of high school bears testimony to her soholarship and reliability. In years to come she intends to ful- fill her ambition to be a Medical Seoretary. JEANNETTE BROCHU 8 Dudley St. Cambridge, Masse A fun-loving pal and a jolly good sport. Jeannette, a tall, attract- ive girl, has sparkling eyes and a winning smile. Roller- skating, dancing, and a gen- eral good time are some of the attractions that fill up her leisure time. She has no def- inite plans for the future,but the best wishes of her friends attend her in whatever sphere of life she may wander. rl As CLAIRE BREEN 155 Sherman St. Cambridge, Mass. Silence is golden. Claire is quiet and serene in school but none of us real- ly know her out of olass. She likes to joke, jest, and laugh and for this she is welcomed everywhere. Although Claire never mentions what she in- tends doing in the future, many of us have our suspicions. Lots of luck, Claire. tn - Le Si - ; = a7) St ic in a : ¢ ae Ni hs ‘ Ts Wiel ce | ‘ o nn) ‘i A 4 in| 7 . ca : ‘ ® ti ' al ; a i ’ i ti se . x @ : 2 £ va =I 4 4 i i i 1 ate 7 Ps ° , ii . ae biah ul rh t , ; we 1a es ru i « rei q eyoesat wf 03 : ‘_ «7% 72e 4 rye t¢ q i ao ¢ veh ey nes) se YVONNE BURKE 40 Harvey Ste Cambridge, Mass. She is always laughing and gay, too, She gets along with all of us. Yvonne is a care-free and happy-go-lucky student, one who is always willing to give a helping hand. The olass wouldn't be the same without her wit and humor. Her favor- ite pastime is dancing, and she is a lover of sports. Dental Hygiene is the field which seems to attraot her. What dentist would refuse her employment to cheer up his patients? SALLY DAVIS 120 Jackson Ste Cambridge, Masse Personality and charm she does combine; A sense of humor and a clever mind.“ We now introduce our energetic and fun-loving miss, Sally Davis. She is certainly thorough in all she does and never has it been heard that this girl came to Glass unprepared. Sally is at her best when gracefully perform- ing on the dancing floor and none of us will forget her abil- ity as a ballet danoer. To be @ school teacher is the goal for which she is heading — Best of luck, Sally — . ake MARIE DUPEREY 20 Dudley Ste Cambridge, Mass. a good disposition that gold cannot buy.” Marie is a quiet, sociable, and well-liked girl. Her pop- ularity rates high with every- one because of her grand per- sonality. She enjoys a good time but also knows when to be serious. Because of these qualities we are sure she will go far in attaining her goal in life. - 16 = DORIS DESROSIERS 368 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. The sweetest musio in the world is that of the human voice. Doris is not too short, nor too tall, but is loved by all of her classmates. Whenever entertainment is needed, we oan always rely on her, because her bewitohing voice draws many listeners and holds them spell- bound. Since her future plans are not yet revealed, we can' t say much, but we are sure she will succeed. 5 ELIZABETH HACKETT 698 Green St. Cambridge, Masse To know her is a pleasure, To have her friendship is a treasure. Although we have known Betty for two years only, we have dis- covered that her friendly smile and her pleasant persona lity help her to make lasting friend- ships. Her red hair and blue eyes are a tremendous asset in accomplishing this feat. She is really a perfect example of the saying, Good things come in small packages. ELAINE FRENIERE 54 Montgomery St. Cambridge, Mass. Order is heaven's first law. Elaine is our idea of a perfeot lady at all times. Never ruffled or caught racing around with hair disheveled, always heard speaking in a soft, well-modulated voice, tall, dignified, and gracious — that's Elaine as we have known her Since her first days at school. We hope she realizes her life's ambition, and that oome a great success sen vocation. she will be- in her cho- WILFRID PETITPAS Cambridge, Masse Men of few words are the best of men. Wilfrid may not speak loud nor often, but makes up for it with his sensational voice which tan- talizes all who hear it. His fu- ture life will undoubtedly be that of a nationally-known sing- er. We feel sure that he will Sing his way along the road of success. Our best luck to youl PAULINE LEBLANC 40 Harvey St. Cambridge, Mass. “A good heart is better than riches.” A pleasant smile, a sunny dis- position, and a will to win, all three spell Pauline. She possess- es the efficienoy and capability of a successful typist. Whenever you hear a ripple of laughter you know that Pauline is present. We know that she will always refleot credit on the class of 50. b! | _ - . A - “A - he 7 | ; ; - 7 - 7 4 oo. ; : oe. i. ; ° yf - 7 7 7 “J ; ‘ = a“ 7 fod 504 HAROLD WILLIAMS 8 Seven Pines Avee Cambridge, Masse A smile is worth a million dollars, And it doesn't oost a cent. Harry is friendly and easy to get along with. He is alw ays ready and willing to lend a help-= ing hand whenever it is needed. A winning smile and an envied abil- ity in accounting are his. These are but a few of his ocharacteris- tics, which in the future will help him to attain his goal. PAULINE POIRIER 169 Rindge Ave. Cambridge, Mass. True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. Here is a happy-go-lucky -al who never fails to contribute to our olassroom atmosphere with her sunny disposition. Pauline has won for herself many friendships, a quality that money cannot buy Pauline's ambitions for next year are a seoret, but she knows the best wishes of her olassmates go with her wherever she may be. - a ' ’ P : ’ a 5 ‘ 5 ee ‘ ' ' i et p F ' 2 : ‘3 } : 7 ; a ‘ 1 = ; . 154 504 PR@ Prien As we gazed into our magic pool Its water being olear and cool, Various visions slowly appeared Depioting scenes of future years. DORIS seemed all dressed for a ball - This get-up she had was for Carnegie Hall. She had a voice that was quite shrill, An impression to all it did instill. YVONNE, our witty comedienne, Livened a show from beginning to end; Her steady appearance at the Roxie Proved that she had plenty of moxie . Growing potatoes in Idaho Was HAROLD WILLIAMS making “dough”. An immense fortune he has amassed, His large estate left you aghast, By the sea we found JEANNETTE B. On vacation - - at Miami, Teaching rhumba, samba, quadrille, And hoped some day to go to Brazil. If it's learnin' you are yearnin!' To SALLY's school you'll be turnin’, There she taught to the best of her knowledge Being a graduate of Wellesley College. WILFRED's voice had brought him new fame, Everyone knew him down our lane. He won his upstart and his name With his favorite song, Mule Train . A familiar figure came into view, As BETTY HACKETT modeled the new . Minks, ermines, muskrats too = All she eagerly displayed for you. If you have problems in etiquette, The person to see is CECILE AUDET. She had a column all her own In a magazine called Ladies! Home . on 154 504 In a restaurant whom did we see? None other than Yvonne drinking tea. And when from the table her oup did drop In walked JEANNETTE COTE with pail and mop. JOE's fingers made his work thrilling, He was pulling strings for a living. His specialty was that of duets Of singing and dancing marionettes, On a corner was PAULINE L. With bunches of flowers trying to sell; Freshly picked and smelling sweet All were sold along the street. Cambridge had one more election, The people's choioe was this selection - ‘Twas the first in history - a Lady-Mayor - None other than our popular CLAIRE. And all of a sudden, to our surprise, Along came NORMAN changed in size. And though he had been ambitious Now he was only washing dishes. PAULINE POIRIER had an easy life, Of a great soientist she was the wife. She and her husband had struck it rich By inventing a sure-cure for the itoh. When we came across ELAINE A lot of weight she had gained; For during all the years that had passed Our Elaine rely did not fast. Last but not seast there was MARIE Squandering her riches in gay Parees She was the “brain” of the notorious mob, The one that pulled the Brinks Job. And in this pool in which we've glanced Sparkling bubbles that moment danced. For from the bottom of the mere A school of fish did then appear. And that, my friends, is the conclusion Of our propheoy and its illusions. kl 5) ue = 4 904 Class President disoussing Senior Prom A typical Biology olass = 24 = ae Re ye re (ae oil ee ed oe who TOILS Witz Strep, en @ First acouraoy, then speed ®) ud 004 � CLASS WILL We, the class of 1950, hereafter to be known as the party of the first part, having no oonnection with any other party, Demooratic, Republican, or Birthday and being of poor health and of unsound mind because of ex- cessive study, do hereby bequeath the following, acoord- ing to the laws of the state and the censorship of the Facultye TO THE FATHERS OF THE PARISH -we leave our undying grat- itude for their religious guidance given us during our happy days here at N. D. P. H., and a promise that their teachings will be put into practice in our journey through life. TO THE FACULTY - we leave our deepest appreciation and genuine praise for their tireless efforts in guiding and teaching us, though at times we did seem hope- less. TO THE INCOMING SENIORS - we leave 3: l. The title of upper-olassmen. 2- Our method of having a successful Senior Prom. 3- The following advice on “How to be Perfeot Seniors a) Be dignified at all times. b) Be cooperative at all times. 0) Be obedient to the bell at all times - in other words, Follow our Example !33 TO THE SOPHOMORES - we leave all our WISDOM 77? TO THE FRESHMEN - our good reoord of DETENTION. BECAUSE OF OUR OVERPOWERING GENEROSITY OF HEART, WE WILL LEAVE INDIVIDUAL POSSESSIONS TO THOSE WHOM WE HOLD MOST DEARs CECILE AUDET bequeaths her gaiety to Rita Levasseur. CLAIRE BREEN leaves her height to Germaine Berube. JEANNETTE BROCHU wills her GIFT OF GAB to Ruth Jutras. NORMAN BRODEUR leaves his hearty laughter to Edward Pronovost and his slim waistline to William DeYoung. YVONNE BURKE leaves her wittiness and wonderful sense of humor to Sally Gray and Arthur Hudson. JOSEPH CYR leaves his ability of oollecting money to Lawrence Theriault. o- 26 = o , - � Stn 7 7.4) Aiews ' OF bad ee 4 f Al ad th eee pas a +.) ie ae 7 Ses : 1; a a e ® . ry y JEANNETTE COTE wills her baby-blue eyes to Laureat Lemieux. SALLY DAVIS wills her graceful dancing to Gloria Cossette. DORIS DESROSIERS leaves her broken chairs to Mary O'Brien. MARIE DUPEREY bequeaths her famous red sweater to Vincent Demers and her winning smile to Ann Ross. ELIZABETH HACKETT leaves her sister Lia to followin her footsteps. ELAINE FRENIERE wills her daintiness to Madeleine Gaulin. PAULINE LEBLANC leaves her ability of ringing the bell to Mary Walsh and her lists of spelling words to Alfred Emery. PAULINE POIRIER bequeaths her dissected specimens in Biol- ogy to Jeannette Murphy and Jeannette Cajolet. WILFRID PETITPAS leaves his quiet manners to Dolores Arseneaux and Ruth Hudson. HAROLD WILLIAMS leaves his musoular physique to Henry Lavallee. In witness thereof, we the undersigned, do hereby declare this dooument to be our LAST WILL and TESTAMENT in this year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty. Jeannette Brochu '50 Marie Duperey '50 THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN PAULINE LEBLANC wearing a Size 9 dress. SALLY coming to school without her lessons prepared. ELAINE appearing with an untidy apparel. JOE on peace terms with Cecile. CLAIRE gaining weight. YVONNE eating onions. HAROLD getting a hair-out on time. PAULINE POIRIER seen with a long hair bob. CECILE being unsociable. JEANNETTE COTE seen without her novel earrings. MARIE smiling without showing her teeth. JEANNETTE BROCHU being serious. ELIZABETH arriving three minutes before the bell. WILFRID not being bashful. DORIS hitting a sour note. NORMAN eating a complete meal at the cafeteria. mS ox ah. LIBRARY This book is overdue, Pauline. Looking up our authors. r 3 Lice Shiite {oan Tif thence Thay ani sxsads eokege we Thi, Barns bande PR cberay ont tiaiosica? 1 mene Bieri F tes Oh § Those Senior Boys % - 29 - Helpt AUREVOIR L'heure du départ est dono arrivée pour nous, gradués de 1950. Ce n'est pas sans regret que je dois vous dire, au nom de la Classe des finissants “Aurevoir tous - nos pretres, nos maitresses et nos chers amis. Au Pére Demers, notre devoug pasteur, nous devons une grande reconnaissance pour les marques de bonté et de tendresse qu'il nous a temoignées depuis son arrivée parmi nous. A notre zele directeur, le Pére Chabot, nous offrons nos sinoéres remerciments pour le dé- vouement qu'il a deployé au cours de ses instructions religieuses afin de faire de nous des chrétiens dignes de ce nom. Merci, aussi, tous les autres prétres qui se sont dévoués pour le bien de nos amese Nous allons entrer dans le monde; des mille routes qu'il ou- vre a ltactivité humaine, ohaoun de nous en prendra une. La car- riére des uns sera brillante, celle des autres, obsoure et cachée; peu importe le genre d'occupation de chacun, tous 10us nous effor- cerons de mettre en pratique les bons conseils r« s de nos vénérés Peres afin de mériter, un jour la récompense p.-mise par Notre- Seigneur au bon et fidéle serviteur de 1'Evangile. A nos dévouées maitresses nous exprimons notre plus vive recon- naissance pour Ja formation chrétienne et religieuse qu'elles nous ont donnée. L'accomplissement du devoir, voil le véritable but de la vie et le véritable bien qutelles nous ont enseigne. Aussi nous formons la résolution de ne jamais oublier leurs avis afin d'etre toujours fidéles A remplir notre t ache aveo courage et énergie, honnetement et fidélement. Oh! nos chers parents}! A vous qui avez si modestement vecou pour nous assurer le bienfait d'une éducation ohrétienne, nous disons merci, oui, meroi dé tout notre coeur. Regarder en haut, apprendre au dela, chercher a s'élever toujours, voil oe que vous nous avez enseigné. Soyez bénis, chers parents, pour ce que vous avez fait pour vos enfants. Ce soir il nous faut aussi dire Aurevoir 4 nos amis de olasse. A eux est réserv6 le bonheur de passer enoore un peu de temps l'Ecole Notre Dame de Piti . Que le bon Dieu leur donne un amour toujours croissant pour notre Alma Mater, lieu béni ou nous avons passé treize années dans le bonheur et la paix. En vous quittant, Révérends Péres,dévouées maitresses et ochers amis, nous vous demandons un souvenir dans vos ferventes priéres afin que le Saint-Esprit guide nos pas chanoelants et que chaoun de nous se contente de la part qui lui sera dohue dans les années a venir. - 30 - ma - 9 nae A” 7 Retreat time at N. D. P. See sone LO Se Se OF i bolpoty Through the fruitful efforte of Father Chabot, the Dialogue Mass proved to be a success. Sinoe its introduction the whole student body assists at Mass with greater attention and devotion. ’ : he j A : . o | 7 - - = My oer oe ee - 7 ‘. P| ao ary oa ‘ : i j ‘ 4 rer 2 shine a | yal a te bbl Fi ‘ es 7 y mie - Ph iY, a) , ¥ 4 ‘ s ( ; mad | 5 : raed J j P = s ; nl | { A On) 7 . ‘ s . ‘% a i . 2 oar eae ' ‘ ‘ ® bs 1 ‘ 4 od 7 ’ . ‘ oh f 4 ' . A Nth eae +I af ‘ , a aS = e , eae Pron F � . in ; ‘ ts of Fe a a nad 4 , ¥ u = ; 4 oa - : we a ‘ ’ : ' : a ' 7 ' Af i al i - a “ - 4 oy a oe y ' z. j ? ; . : = rm 4 ————— i ‘ é i ‘ . i : . 39 ( 5 a i 2 : : =e ' ' é a a! : ‘ j- _ } é +ey G : : i oo ts t°éemy Sew poet: , « | ’ a 7 ai yy 2 = 7 ’ 7 = Yao ; = _ vl4 Loe GROUPE DE FINISSANTS DEVANT LE SAINT SACREMENT O Jésus, vrai Dieu et vrai Homme, ioi présent dans la Sainte Eucha- ristie, humblement prosterne devant Vous, je Vous adore en union aveo les fidéles de la terre et les saints du Ciel; et penétre de reconnais- gsance pour un si grand bienfait, je Vous aime de tout mon coeur, o Jésus infiniment parfait et infiniment aimable. Accordez-moi la grace de ne jamais Vous offenser aucunement, et aprés avoir profite ici-bas de votre presence eucharistique, la Messe, dans la Communion et au Tabernacle, d'aller jouir aveo Marie de votre eter- nelle et bienheureuse présence au Ciel. Ainsi soit-il. - ae Le a =i A, - i aging “ | - nd a i i? - Na iri ins os al Ry rm , aa yes ys i Se 5 TY 4 i H : ; ) 7 g id : : ai c ; ' 7? ; ay : f : - oy ot bs ‘ a ' i = O4n KB = Lad ; 6 es a 9 alt weegere % - 7 , ot +A ; my 9 1 ee - ; ; ; i ee oe ) 2h eR ahyerdeiae le se “ct Kitty-Pops tit Chou Jeanie a ee Tootsie Woots Bein ti avi SCHOLASTIC HONOR GROUP COMMERCIAL HONOR STUDENTS JOSEPH CYR ss : 0 e B e E e . ELIZABETH HACKETT PAULINE LEBLANC Superior Award O. A. T Competent Operator of eo Ae Ie Caloulating Machine Club Prize Winner SALLY DAVIS Competent Typist 50 we a. Me JEANNETTE COTE CECILE AUDET OLEG. oA’. Gregg Speed Writer Club Prize Winner 80 w. a. m, +f CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY GROUP These five members of the Class of '50 have suocessfully passed the examinations from the Catholic University of America and have merited the distinction of receiving the C. U. Diploma. SEATED: Marie Duperey, Jeannette Brochu STANDING: Sally Davis, Norman Brodeur, Jeannette Cote ae rel 904 fo4 JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Jeannette Murphy FIRST ROW (Left to right) Madeleine Gaulin Gloria Cossette Sally Gray Jeannette Murphy Laureat Lemieux William DeYoung Lia Hackett Therese Breton Ruth Hudson Germaine Berube PRESIDENT Laureat Lemieux SECRETARY William DeYoung - 38 = TREASURER Lia Hackett SECOND ROW (Left to right) Vinoent Demers Laurence Theriault Jeannette Cajolet Dolores Arseneaux Mary O'Brien Arthur Hudson Rita Levasseur Mary Walsh Ruth Jutras Edward Pronovost Henry Lavallee Sormomones Ty a v j | : ‘ . fs ‘ ' A : fh ; é % i of 4 4 J ro ; rs A ) | Chi fee! | ae feel ‘ ¥ : i pats ‘ ; fh 4 ' SOA . n a ‘se la: 4 . oy 4 F f ‘ i “i £ a ‘ ; . oy ‘ og ' ' ' — is t : =f at) Ps -. z a bt x _ i ———_—_— . in - ‘ = ar, 7 - ‘i , ; } . ws | J aos i - % , : ri i : } ‘s = 1 oT 7 i] . 7 a _ veoh ap) ¥ Nee 4 VICE PRESIDENT Leonard Benoit FIRST ROW (Left to right) Madeleine Levasseur Marguerite Mossey Geraldine Demers | Dora Doucet | Patricia A'Hearn | Leonard Benoit | ® Marion Kenneally Margaret Lavoie Alice Bernard Joan Dodge Marguerite Mossey SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Patricia A'Hearn SECRETARY TREASURER Marion Kenneally SECOND ROW (Left to right) George Leveille Paul LaRoche Annette Verrier Jeannette Levesque Ann Hackett Donald Breen Beverly Brooks Aline Fontaine Yvonne Arseneault Pauline Brouillard Robert Cyr George Bernazani Ay spe Eee AT me te fd Sai vine ae Ad a. a My make = a ' ; ; 1 . , i = : ‘ ‘ : ‘ oO a : ‘ - ‘ - i t ' ————— t — i : ' . @ . : 6 _ q raf ‘ ad ial - j ty ' x ' 5 Ow Coll x i - _—— ———— . { i VICE PRESIDENT Paul Soulard FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT William Kenneally FIRST ROW (Left to right) Lillian Paquet Jeannette Gervais Yvonne Mailhiot Barbara Rigazio Paul Soulard William Kenneally Claire Sirois Annette Breton Yvonne Simard Marie Terrio SECRETARY Claire Sirois TREASURER Barbara Rigazio SECOND ROW (Left to right) Louis Robillard Charles Hart Maurice Fontaine Martin Losoo Irene Caissie Lillian Gallant Elaine Williams Malvina Benoit Barbara Nauss Anita Landry Robert Pagluioa Riohard Martin Laurence Levesque Donald Lemieux = - -_ 7 4a - 7 wn 7 . 7 : 7 ‘ _ ; - - : - a 7 : ta 4 : bd. 7 | a¢ 7 ; : { al fe : s { 4) 4 ‘ “ve a ‘ eo i ‘ ; 7. ; F i N ' , iw ms i ‘ 4 ' if. � m 1 ou ‘ Ma 4 . ' 3 a . — i ! ‘ —— ' 2 = oF . . -! . - ‘ i ' s ri if é . ' . ' ‘ + e ' « ss “ i ot ae . ; ‘ i = ¥ i - 41 - 7 rs , , . ee aS = -, _—— 7 . - £ _ a ay ie) 7 TAKE A PEEK ¢ bs (Upper) Keep to the right 1 (Lower) Relaxation plus 3 Woon = r 2) _yY © ’ . J Ps a 7 - i ‘ id ‘ ‘ : y ow i + ' - +? ‘ P . 1 i ' ' oo - - . : i 4 f f ri f % ) ® aa a i ue Fi pan — a POSE oe ¥ ae AT CHRISTMAS TIME - 45 - SENIOR CLASSIFICATIONS LIKES Cecile Audet Long Nails Boi Claire Breen Sweets Slim Jeannette Brochu Roller-skating Nannette Norman Brodeur Food “Fatso Yvonne Burke Burkie ” All Sports Jeannette Cote Jeanie Danoing Joseph Cyr “Joe” Singing Sally Davis Ballet Chickie Doris Desrosiers Ioce-Skating Dodgie Marie Duperey No-School Ri e Elaine Freniere Swimming bad OF fi Elizabeth Hackett Dancing eilzsy Pauline LeBlano Blimpy Baseball Wilfrid Petitpas Girls ey. 7 Pauline Poirier Sports Porky Harold Williams Sleeping “Harry” FAVORITE SAYING Quelle espece} “Buzz-off 3 Vihat a character}” Ctest pas beau, ca” Ooh, that French Yea---yea Bugs Bunny Marunski} Oh, dears lp sivtyag (Pe! For ory eyes Oh, my gosh} Oh, brother! I'll be a monkey's unole™ I dunno Whosamalloallit what sis See ya later - 46 = PET PEEVES Straight hair Blouses Being kept waiting Girls smoking in publio Onions Conceited boys Pigs feet Dogs Blind Dates Home-work Disorder Red heads Unpolished shoes Work Boys with no manners Dentist's drills oe : eo! i vy mal rt , ’ ' 1 1 ™ w t ° @ 5 “3 . ) . ' mdge =f sy . ve ” t - mga : - ao Sh hae ee j ey . nh ee 7 7 1 iP oS 7 1 ry : . i i ; ' 7 ef -_ a a) he rd i ont 4 _ a a ’ 7 aes be 7 a) 7 LJ “0 7 Ts i oy ata =) 2. a OUR TRIP TO SALEM 154 004 Religio Bo kkeeping ory a ography Shorthan Business Office ractice n i a a Ae 7 age | eeeeecem 9 sete hee Lee 4] “ | 5 tk. i | RELIGION With the help of Father Chabot's weekly Religion Classes, we feel that we are now able to take our place in the world. A DREADED moment — the reading of each pupil's weekly report Jie by Father Chabot. SINGING Our singing director, Mr. Paul Hotin, at work trying to impart to us his knowledge of Gregorian Chant. In time his arduous task will prove to be successful. (We hope !t!) { Mrs. Sampson and her assistants waiting on Betty, Cecile and Norman Looks good, Cil. 51 OUR NEW CAFETERIA Whatcha reachin' = 7 4; 7 7A ‘ : wr 4 - an ‘ Y vs ‘an ot zy : ont an 7 ity 144: ra aR. =] ; � ‘ah ) iro i ia, [een 7 ; ae - a - ig eo - CLASS SONG This is the end of a story, a volume of gold, Four years of sweet memories, to have and hold. Our teachers so kind, so wise and sweet, We look forward to the next time we'll meet. We leave all our olassmates, so good and true; With few words of farewell, May God Bless You , No words can express how we feel to-night, Leaving you, our N. D. P. High. To you, our dear teachers, we have all come to say, We now wish to thank you in every way. We've received so much, we've so little to give, Through the years in our hearts, your teachings will live. A new world we see, and decisions to make, But because of you, wise judgment we'll take. Farewell to your portals, and school-days, good-bye, Our beloved N. D. P. High. FAVORITE SONGS Jealous Heart Dreamer's Holiday “Dancing in the Dark Dark eyes “Frankie and Johnnie™ Jeannette Cote “That's My Desire Joseph Cyr “Dear Hearts and Gentle People” Sally Davis Beoause” Doris Desrosiers There's No Tomorrow Marie Duperey “To Each His Own Elaine Freniere “I Can Dream Can't I Elizabeth Haokett “Maybe You'll Be There™ Pauline LeBlano “Daddy's Little Girl Wilfrid Petitpas Mule Train Pauline Poirier “Lucky Old Sun Harold Williams “The Old Master Painter Ceoile Audet Claire Breen Jeannette Brochu Norman Brodeur Yvonne Burke ye = al U iif . i ' ay x ° 4 ¥ th ? i ‘ ‘ of p i Bi os j Awe Ry : � . _ +i ee oy i 7 1 = ; t ¥ : wr af . : - - 7 CLASS OF 1950 HALL OF FAME Youngest ----+-+-+-+-+-+--+--- Pauline LeBlano Shortest ----+-+-+-+-+-+----- Elizabeth Hackett Tallest ---+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+e---6 Claire Breen Jolliest ---+---+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-- Yvonne Burke Friendliest ----+-+-+-+-e+-+-+-s. Jeannette Broohu Most studious = ----+-+-+---- Norman Brodeur Most Intelligent -----+-+---- Jeannette Cote Most Musical ---+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+--. Joseph Cyr Most Ambitious - ---+-+-+-+---- Harold Williams Most Dramatio ---+-+-+-+-e+ -+-+-- Sally Davis Most Attractive ----+---+-+-=-- Cecile Audet Most Cheerful - -=---+-+-+-e+--- Doris Desrosiers Most Dignified- ---+-+-+-+-+-+-- Elaine Freniere Most Photogenio ---+-+-+-+-+-+-+- 6. Marie Duperey Most Likely to Succeed - - - - - - = Wilfrid Petitpas Best Personality - -------- - Pauline Poirier THERE'S A REASON WHY JOE teases Jeannette Brochu. SALLY succeeds in Biology. NORMAN keeps expanding. CLAIRE goes to the Harvard. WILFRID hangs around Ralph's. YVONNE is such a tease. JEANNETTE BROCHU goes to the Bal-A-Roue. HAROLD walks down Rice St, ELIZABETH hates red heads. DORIS doesn't date. ELAINE'S hair is always in place. CECILE has blond hair. JEANNETTE COTE goes to the high school dances. MARIE always gets her Bookkeeping home-work done. PAULINE LEBLANC is called Blimpy. PAULINE POIRIER goes to Zahka's,. - 53 ea . a dst Bigs ee House of Seven Gables It's not nice to point - 54 - That “recess” look ow + ———————— i . The New Look Cup of tea? INITIATION Get busy or be sorry. Jeannette @ Haro Pauline LeBl Doris Desro Jeannette Br =H Elaine age Norma Paul Yvon Claire Br Cecile Aude Wilfr Elizab Claire Bree Wil Mar Elaine Jeanne Joseph C 2 B® BB ses BSB BH we ote d Williams no ally Davis iers ohu reniere Brodeur ne Poirier e Burke en d Petitpas th Haokett red Petitpas e Duperey reniere te Brochu r See 5 an tis not — of sewed ape esyee _ ey ee : � . fl ; iz = Un 134 204 Jeannette Brochu Sally Davis Doris Desrosiers Marie Duperey Elaine Freniere Yvonne Burke Jeannette Cote Cecile Audet Claire Breen Elizabeth Hackett Pauline LeBlano Pauline Poirier Joseph Cyr Wilfrid Petitpas Harold Williams Norman Brodeur carefree ambitious cheerful fun-loving radiant argumentative amiable active alert optimi stio sociable reliable happy-go-lucky quiet ageressive jolly studying singing at Harvard Square with Doris Deveau taking onions out of her food laughing ami ling at the Harvard theatre at the Enterprise at choir practice in the Laundramat joking at Ralph's at the mimeograph machine. eating SENIOR MOTHER GOOSE BOOK CHARACTERISTICS USUALLY SEEN PROBABLY WILL BE talking about Sears Designer Ballerina Figure Skater Receptionist Beautician Nurse Medical Secretary Stenographer Bookkeeper Hostess Typist Nurse Tax Collector A Crooner Accountant Mortician SROKTOPIaGis «le ells oe lells Humpty Dumpty Jack-be-Nimble Tom Thumb. . Goldilocks ° Joseph Cyr e © e e e e Norman Brodeur - Wilfrid Petitpas e Harold Williams © « © e e « Cecile Audet Mother Goose . - Cleire Breen Little Bo-Peep . ° 0 © © © © © © © ol eC SOAMNnette Brochu Curly Looks si es « « « «e's si sieu es) et. vOrne IbUrKe little Miss Muffet . . 0 © « «ee «6 se veannette Cote Folly Flinders. . « « = « els sis sesame oelliy Dayis Mary Quite Contrary . . . +. + 6 « « « «+ Marie Duperey The Queen of Hearts ... +--+ « blaine Freniere Little Red Riding Hood . . Elizabeth Hackett WAiMKOGnN ose hse. os. s) co. ealelcat eet en ee DOr Len eadqrosctersd Blinken: chs sues 0 « ¢ ss teuemeere ee rai+nerLenl anc NOG. ehecet cus ee 0 0 6 © fal eis eae eal ne rol er = 59 - vy ‘gt _ Harold Pauline Wilfrid Pauline Betty Elaine Marie Doris Sally Joseph Jte Ce. Yvonne Norman Jte Be Claire Cecile obby ebonair ioe elightful oiseless ecent atty efenseless eutral emure eat ainty eighborly ependable onpareil ebatable imble ramatio ervy emonstrative ifty evoted atural auntless oble role ervous aring onohalant elicate aive ocile ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To our Parents, Patrons, Advertisers, and Friends, the Yearbook Staff and members of the Class of '50 express their sincere appreciation for their whole-hearted cooperation in giving financial aid toward this publication. 36 To the Yearbook House, Photographer, and Adviser we pay special tribute of gratitude for their patient and invaluable assistanoe in planning and editing our Yearbook. ractical rompt unctual olite atient oised artioular lacable oetic liable reoocious rudent opular leasant eaked eaceable (ee = Kindergarten busy doing seat work =- 6] - =) f = a � 4 7 5 a be aig - 7 t ® i He a ie: rc) a 7 j IA 7 vi 7 pu P 1) 4 % : [2 ry ? e ep Z 43 Pte ¢ - l Sy ha i ‘ s| } Pa o{ ie By Fao ari - ‘ , ‘ y } eat 2 ee ¥ i , 7 ’ ‘i ; t Ad 4 9 bit a v ' 4 a x iY oe ' py | . p ‘ - Pe ‘ ms of - at ty 7 i 5 = r} : ’ ‘ . 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