Notre Dame High School - Yearbook (Berlin, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

--gf -- - Z, - Y Y J? 11 x s cgwle fgeeolndaize Notre Dame P il' H16 5 V 5 MDDH ' vb Ll. .Q y 66 Q f g xk W O . My fxisxy . S5 Q!i 'M f,Kf,j7wQv Ngw.gA REVERENDE SOEUR MARIE SAINT PASCAL Fondatrice de 1'Eco1e Notre Dame Principale De Septembre 1941 a Juin 1947 De Septembre 1953 a Juin 1959 N D E D I C A C If N A Reverende et digne Soeur Marie Saint-Pascal FONDATRICE 212 premiere PRINCIPALE de 1'Ecole Notre-Dame les finissants de 1959 dedient leur livre-souvenir. Hommage d'admiration respectueuse pour les DOUZE annees de devouement et de zele 21 la formation de la jeunesse 1941-1947 et 1953 - 1959. Que le Dieu des oeuvres magnifiques supplee a notre impuissance et solde equitablement notre dette de reconnaissance envers VOUS. Forts de vos precieux conseils de vos dynamiques enseignements nous repondons avec confiance a 1'aube radieuse de l'avenir qui nous invite et nous sourit. Chaque matin, nous nous mettrons sous la garde protectrice de Marie notre celeste Mere et nous accomplirons nos actions avec ELLE, par ELLE et pour ELLE! A nos mercis, a nos promesses, joignons nos souhaits: Que votre futur champ d'action vous soit reposant' Que votre JUBILE D'OR vous ramene a Notre-Dame ou il fera si bon vous revoir! AD MULTOS ANNOS L.. ouce MemcJiPe Q M. Q UPQ DOAOIPITQ QOH Grand emoi at l'Ecole Notre-Dame, le Reverend Pere I-leon, cure de la paroisse Ange- Gardien de Berlin est decede. Surprise, regret, priere. admiration, reconnaissance, tels sont les divers sentiments qui remplissent nos ames aimantes, nos coeurs navres, en cette heure d'angoisse. Etions-nous la portion precieuse et preferee de sa nombreuse famille? Nous sommes portes a le croire. Ne nous a-t-il pas donne de frappants temoignages d'affectueux interet? Notre for' mation chretienne, eucharistique et mariale semble avoir ete son unique souci. L'histoire de Notre-Dame restera marquee de l'empreinte de ce pretre devoue. En peu de temps, il a beaucoup accompli et nul ne sait jusqu'ou serait alle son zele si le Seigneur ne l'avait si tot rappele at Lui. Transformation du gymnase en chapelle temporaire, inauguration des contacts eucharis- tiques: Messe, Benediction du Saint-Sacrement et predication, jamais nous n'oublierons ces glorieuses etapes du trop bref ministere de ce fervent Pretre de l'Eglise. is ,MF Y xg. A SSW 'QF 5 W Msg, f as if asv iii? 3 evlne cle Grolilucie UX QITI PQS CLEIQGE cietiiee Zales FIQANCO - AMIEIQICAIN Je Bevlin On dit que la reconnaissance n'est pas une fleur de la terre, mais nous, les FINISSANTS de 1959, ne sommes pas de cet avis. Nous reconnaissons et apprecions le zele inlas- sable et le devouement sans borne dont nous beneiicions. A vous donc, Messieurs les Cures, Messieurs les Assistants, nos mercis sinceres et respectueux, pour vos bons conseils, pour votre generosite inepuisable, pour la competence avec laquelle vous savez resoudre les nombreux problemes de nos jeunes vies. Que NOTRE-DAME mette dans vos ames les abon- dantes comsolations spirituelles que merite votre incomparable apostolat sacerdotal. Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister el Tame 5eh00l BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Religion Professors Reverend Robert Marchand M. St. Pascal M. Rose-de-Jesus M. Aimee-des-Seraphins M. St. Thomas-de-Villeneuve M. Rita-de-Jesus M. Claire-de-la-Croix Maria-Veronique Pierre-Marie Marie-Thomas M. St. Mildred M. Dominique-Andre M. Madeleine-de-l'Eucharistie M. Therese-Emilie M. Jeanne-des-Lys Maria-de-la-Ste-Trinite Jeanne-de-Ste-Marie Ste-Marie-Rosine Marie-de-la-Sagesse Kathleen-Marie M. Louis-Philippe Reverend Fernand Croteau Principal English IV, Latin III-IV French II Contemporary Problems, General Mathematics English I, Junior Business Training French I-II Textiles and Clothing French III-IV Bookkeeping I-II, Consumer Buying Business Law Typewriting I-II, Ofhce Practice Senior Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra I-II, General Mathematics English III Business Mathematics, Civics Mechanical Drawing, Art, Fashion Illustration Bookkeeping I, Stenography I Latin I-II, General Mathematics Health, General Science, Biology General Science, Chemistry, Physics American History, World History English II le afdveztiaing esta!! GERTRUDE LEPAGE General Manager CLAUDETTE LEBLANC LORRAINE AUBE Assistant Manager Lorraine Nolin Helene Langevin Stella Moreau Germaine Rheaume Lucien Croteau Elaine Thibeault Carl Langlais Pauline Dubois Assistant Manager OUTSTANDING MEMBERS Lucille Gauvin Eddy Bisson Yolande Fillion SPECIAL COMMITTEE Pauline Saucier Richard Morneau Olive Therrien GOLD STAR MEMBERS Therese Vaillancourt Florence Bisson Rochelle Vaillancourt Albert Boucher Marguerite Cote Rachel Lemoine Richard Coulombe SILVER STAR MEMBERS Robert Nolet Jacqueline Dube Dolores Routhier Anita Cloutier Jack Bourbeau Lucille Guay Rita Trahan Gerard Gagne Paulette Fournier Cecile Murray Richard Fortier Helene Larrivee Paul Morrissette ROBERT COUTURE Bob Saint-Joseph Counselor This tall, husky, good-looking blondie is a trustworthy. coopera- tive and studious lad. He loves to play the guitar for a pastime and we love to hear his melodious chords. He intends to work for the Government where he is likely to succeed as he is a very talented and diplomatic lad. Counselor 4: Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Musical Director Campus Picnic 3. EREDERIC GAGNE Ricky Ange Gardien A handsome lad whose cordiality. friendliness and the desire to please, are indications of Ricky's bright future. The pleasant combination of hunting and chatting with pretty girls is his favorite pastime. His big ambition is to make heaps of money as a Jobber in the woods. President 1: Couselor 4: Dram- atics l, 3. 4. RICHARD LAMONTAGNE Dick Saint Joseph President A dependable. energetic leader with a magnetic personality, who loves music and sings to the strains of his guitar. Has a high I.O. and uses it. Is a brilliant hockey player. plans to go to college and major in Engineering. Class President Z, 3, 4: Rep. Boys' State 3: Hockey l, 2, 3, Co-Cap- tain 4: Baseball Z: Dramatics l. 2. 3, 4: School Band l, Z. PAUL MORRISSETTE Saint-Joseph Treasurer Intelligent, serious-minded, de- termined, successful in his studies, this handsome young lad makes and keeps a host of friends with his jolly disposition. He dreams of a career which will enable him to work for the welfare of humanity. For a pastime he loves to solve al- gebra problems and to hsh and ski Class Treas. 3, 4: Local Science Fair 3rd prize l: Fiesta Escort l: School Band l, Treasurer Z. 3, President 4: Rep. to Model U.N. Gen'l Assembly 3: Boys' State 3: Berlin Reporter Column 3, Editor 4: Correspondent for WKCB N, D. on Air 4: Jr. Achievement Pin 3: Busy Molecules Club l. 2. 3: Dramatics 1, 3, 4: WKCB Abraham Lincoln Contest 4. OLIVE THERRIEN Ange Gardien Counselor A talented, resourceful and keen- minded Miss who likes to dig down deep and learn the cause of things. She is accurate and so enjoys book- keeping: she resents people who make her blush. Dreams to be a proficient Secretary. Vice-President l: Counselor 4: Secretary 2: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest 2: Busy Molecules Club 2: Dramatics l. 2, 3, 4. THERESE LABONTE Terry Ste-Anne Counselor A friendly and charming class- mate is this attractive golden-haired Miss. Practical. sensible. always a jolly companion. In her leisure time. she reads or listens to the radio: claims Nat King Cole as her favorite singer. and Mom as her ideal. As a White Cap girl she will surely be a cheerful com- fort to all her patients. Counselor 4: Missionary Club 2: Busy Molecules Club 2: Girls' State Alternate 3: Reporter staff 2. 3: Editor 4: Dramatics l, 2, 3. 4. MARIE AMERO Mer Ste-Anne Vice-President Exquisite and reliable. a star student. Marie has bright ideas and supports all school activities with vim and vigor. A wonderful vice- presidentf She has a weakness for ice-skating and claims it as her fav- orite sport. Her ambition is to be one of Brown Company's success- ful Secretaries. Class Vice-President 4: Missionary Club 2: Dramatics 3, 4: Busy Molecules Club 2: Tennis Champ- ionship 2: Prize Catholic Decency Reading Campaign 2. LORRAINE AUBE Pi'nku Saint-Joseph Secretary This loquacious, bright, pretty. optimistic. blonde pony-tailed lass is always ready to lend a helping hand. She scores l0O'A in all school activities. She enjoys sew- ing and savors a good dish of spa- ghetti, but cannot stand snobs and procrastinators. She longs to be- come a Detective. Good luck, Pinky! Vice-President 3: Secretary 4: lst Prize Catholic Decency Reading Campaign 2: l7 Magazine Doll Contest 3: Girls' State Representa- tive 3: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: PAUL ARSENAULT Ange Gardien A friendly ambitious chap who gets along with everybody. Fav- orite subject is Senior Math and he can solve most of the problems when he concentrates. ln tennis. pretty hard to beat. Wishes to pur- sue his studies in Math. DOREEN BALD Ste-Anne A lively all-American girl with a twinkle in her eyes. Besides be- ing a good singer she loves oil painting. dancing. swimming and target shooting. Persistence makes her succeed in everything she under- takes. Being the adventurous gal that she is, her most cherished dream of becoming a Missionary Nurse will surely come true. Dramatics l. 2. 3. NORMAND BERGERON Norm Ange Gardien A husky. curly blondie who could pass all the day long without a care and a worry. His favorite pastime is watching TV and his fondest wish is to be a linotype machinist. May he find enjoyment in his work although it may prove to be difficult at times. Basketball 4. Dramatics 4. FLORENCE BISSON Ste-Anne Here is a 5'6 girl with beau- tiful brown hair and gorgeous brown eyes: her favorite subject is English. She just loves pizza and the song Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . Her main ambition is to be a Seamstress and work with pins and needles for the rest of her life. May you be happy in your chosen Cclfcef. Fiesta Candidate 2: Seventeen Mag- azine Doll Contest 3: Dramatics l, Z, 3, 4. ALBERT BOUCHER Ange Ciardien Quiet and calm, but pleasant and friendly is this tall blond lad. who readily offers his services with a smile. His school spirit is to be commended. his cooperation never fails. His ambition is to be a suc- cessful Business Man. DOROTHY BAKER Sambo Ste-Anne A tall and attractive blonde whose blue eyes are the envy of every Senior girl. No doubt. she has the gift of gab. Friendly and sympathetic: a bit sensitive: dislikes hypocrites: loves music. Her vital- ity is contagious and has brought much gaiety to the halls of Notre Dame High. May she realize her dreams of becoming a successful Beautician. Dramatics l. JEANNINE BELANCER 'iJet1nnie Ange Gardien A wonderful and studious stu- dent who likes swimming and skat- ing. but dislikes untruthful people. She is also an excellent piano player and singer. Her ambition is to travel around the world. Dramatics l. 2. 3. 4. ANDRE BERTHIAUME Betsy Ste-Anne Betsy. as he is better known is a quiet. good-looking and amiable lad. Likes a good game of pool: enjoys playing his favorite song My Happiness : relishes a thick juicy steak. Hopes to make a Career of the Army. The best to you. friendf Basketball l: Dramatics 3, 4. EDDY BISSON Ste-Anne A s a g a c io u s. duty-conscious young man and a very pleasant companion. A good linguist. suc- cessful in Latin who plans to major in French at Keene Teachers Col- lege. As a pastime he enjoys read- ing the works of Owen Francis Dudley: has no use for procrastin- ators. Dramatics l. 3. 4: Berlin Reporter Column 4: Altar Boy l: Busy Molecules Club 2. GERARD BOUCHER MG., Ange Ca rdien as his friends will always know him. is a witty. dynamic and very sociable fellow. He is at his best eating a sizzling pizza pie and listening to his favorite disc. Donna , When not clowning around he is very useful at wood- working. After graduation. G will join the U. S. Air Force where we believe he will be very successful. Basketball 1: Fiesta Ecort 3. PAULINIZ BOURASSA PoIIq Ste-Anne Serene and studious, Pauline col- lects sea shells and pennants. Her favorite subject is Science, for an- other lilorence Nightingale she plans to be. She enjoys dancing and piano playing. If you want to provoke her simply be deceitful. North Country Science Pair Z: Busy Molecules Club Z: Mission- ary Club 2, 3. LAURA BOURQUII Saint-Joseph A reserved and sweet girl. always attentive in class: loves to do cross- word puzzles and read books writ- ten by Helen Vylells. Latin is her favorite subject. Never misses a hockey game. and even gets excited and cheers lustily for the Notre Dame boys. Enjoys eating a scrump- tious pizza. Her ambition is to be- come another Florence Nightingale. Softball Z: St. Joseph Teen-Age Club Z, 3, 4. PAUL CAMPAGNA Pop Ange Gardien Calm. cool, and collected is this tall. good-looking lad. He has not yet decided about the future, but in the summer he spends every minute he can water skiing. and when he's through for the day he sits down and eats a big dish of spaghetti. Dramatics l. ROLAND CAYOUIZTTE Ro11rie Saint-Joseph A calm and pleasant lad. a lover of sports, and a clever hoopster whose only concern is to play a good game. In his spare time, he teaches basketball to future Notre Dame stars. With his skill and patience, he will become a success- ful Mechanic which is his ambition. Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Dramatics Z, 3: Altar Boy l. 2. 3. 4: Angel Guardian Coach 3. 4. RICHARD COULOMBP lJick Ange Gardien Witty. friendly and a good stu- dent is Dick, one of our top bas- keteers who has no special love for referees. He loves to hunt and fish and dig in a great big Submarine Sandwich. His ambition is to be- come an Officer in the United States Coast Guard. Best of luckf Basketball l, Z. 3. 4: Dramatics l. Z, 3. JACK BOURBEAU Boo-Boo Ste-Anne Cheerful. understanding. and good-natured. a very enthusiastic hoopster: looks great in a uniform and plays with determination. Teamwork is his motto. Well- liked by everybody, always has a joke to keep life merry, A lad most likely to succeed because of his willingness to try and try again. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Captain 4: Baseball l, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics l. Z. 3. 4. LAURETTE BRODIZUR Hl.l1Llflil'i' Saint-Joseph lfnergetic and gay, enjoys going to hockey games and loves to go ice skating. She hates to climb hills but finds a nice juicy steak very de- licious. After graduation she plans to travel. Happy landingl Softball Z. 3: Teen-Age Club l, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics l. ANITA CLOUTIER Saint-Joseph A cheerful and vivacious gal with a deep inquisitive mind: likes things clear: does not give up an argument till she has strong evidence. She is well at home on the stage: she is preparing to be a Housewife, and no doubt she will be one of the best. Local Science Fair, 3rd prize Z: North Country Fair 2: Church Choir Z: Busy Molecules Club 2: Missionary Club 2: Nat'l Poetry Assn Award 4. MARGUlERlTI2 COTE Maggie Saint-Joseph Gentle, very quiet and more than a bit shy. She pleases us by her delightful smile. While enjoying ltalian spaghetti. she dreams of sell- ing expensive clothes for a good- natured clothier. Between listening to Pat Boone and reading mystery stories, her leisure time is well taken care of. Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest 2. ANITA COUTURE IKTIU-Till' Saint-Joseph Determined! Yesf Her creative ability as worthy Captain of the 1950 Girls' Basketball Team proves it. Rather loquacious, yet some- times very shy: secretarial work is her ambition so she enjoys Ofbce Practice. Writing letters is her best pastime: dislikes people who make her blush. Basketball l, Z, 3, Captain 4: Soft- ball 2: Sports Fiesta Candidate l: Dramatics l , 2, 3: Missionary Club 2. JACQUELINE COUTURP Jackie Ange Gardien A quiet, efficient Miss. whose gentle ways and winning smile will be a credit to her when she becomes a brilliant Secretary. Her lovely paintings and drawings show her well developed aesthetic sense. She loves to swim. and then regain her lost energy hy eating a delicious pizza pie. School Band l, 2. 3, 4: National High School Poetry Association Award 4. MARCEI. CROTIEAU Marc Ange Ciardien lf you enter Room 2Ol in the morning. you will hear beautiful music played by our A'l.iberacee Marcel . His favorite subject is Bookkeeping: his ambition to go to Hesser College. His favorite sports are swimming and dancing and his pet peeve is pedantic people. At linfield High School. Dramatics l, 2: Soccer. Captain l. 2: Ora ganist. President of Chorale 2: Bowling Award 2: At Notre Dame. School Band 4: Dramatics 3, 4. I.UClEN DEMERS Lou Ste-Anne A tall, dark. carefree and good- natured boy: his ambition is to serve Uncle Sam as a Coast Ciuard for a career. Enjoys playing pool when he is not busy delivering oil after school hours. Favorite sports hunting and nshing: his hobby is to make flies for fishing. He hates reckless drivers and especially cops who give him overtime parking tickets. Dramatics l. Z. 3: Hockey l. 2. LORRAINE DION Wayne Ste-Anne This unassuming. gentle Miss is really determined. Her great desire is to become a Secretary and she works hard to attain her goal. Her best subject is Business Law. Her favorite pastime is listening to rec- ords: her pet peeve is waiting for someone, and her greatest sport is roller skating. Dramatics l, 3. PAULINE DUBOIS Ste-Anne Small. lively. gay and ambitiousi Takes the means to reach her goal. works hard, and succeeds. She is kind-hearted and understanding, al- ways willing to do things for others. Just the qualities needed for the perfect Nurse she hopes to be. May your dreams come true. Dramatics 3: Busy Molecules Club 3: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. l.UClliN CROTHAU Ti-l'ott Ange Gardien Co-operative to the nth degree. always does a bit more than his share. Well liked and pleasing. hates to talk about others and hates most of all braggers. ln his extra time. likes to play hockey and skate. Plans a Military career. Dramatics 2, 3. 4. RAYMOND Dl2l.lSl.li Rau Ste-Anne Tall in stature, a blue-eyed fel- low. is, at times. rather jovial. His hobby is collecting cars and his pastime is hxing them. His am- bition is to be an Airline Pilot. His favorite disc is lonesome Town, His favorite subject. Business l.aw. His pet peeve. nag- ging women. Dramatics 3: School Band l. CliCll.l2 DION Ste-Anne Jolly and friendly, but a quick' tempered lass. A great hockey fan: has cooking and sewing for a pas- time. l.oves to hear Guess Things Happen That Way and to eat any thing mother makes. Waiting for someone is her pet peeve. To be- come a Hairdresser is her ambition. Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest Z: Missionary Club 2. .lACQUlll.lNE DUBIZ Jackie Ste-Anne A wonderful and ambitious girl: admired by her classmates. Fav- orite subject is liashion Illustration: hopes to pursue her studies in the line of fashion and in the design- ing of clothes, Not only studious but also sportfminded: likes hockey. skating. and badminton. As a pas' time she listens to music: her fav- orite instrumental group is Ronnie Mainguy and his orchestra. Dramatics l. 3, 4: Concours Na- tional Francais l: Rivier lirench Contest 3. LORRAINE DUPUIS Ste-Anne A pretty brunette with a bright smile: is ambitious. diligent and courteous. Oflice Practice is her favorite subject. she likes swimming and pizza pies: her pet peeve is a hypocrite. She hopes to become an efficient Secretary. Dramatics l. Z. 3: Candidate for Snowshoe Queen 4. LIION DURANT 'l'1'-niint- Ange Gardien Our Leon is not a speedy fellow but a wonderful person to be with in company. He loves skiing. hunt- ing. fishing: enjoys music and eat- ing pizza. A favorite pastime of his is fly-tying. He hopes to work for Brown Company as an lilec- trician. Dramatics l. 3: Teen-age Rodeo. lst prize. 3. ROLAND lflLLlON Roi Ste-Anne A persevering and determined student. Rather quiet and reticent. hut ready to argue if he thinks he is right. A pleasant classmate. plans on going to Keene Teachers College. and major in modern languages. May you be happy in your noble career. Busy Molecules Club Z. 3: Ad- vanced Studies Program at St. Paul's School. Concord 3: Baseball Z. 3. 4: Dramatics l. 3. 4: Edi- tor of School Column 3. 4. RICHARD IIORTIER Killer Ste-liamille. Gorham lf you should hear Beep Beep nearby. lt might just be this fun-loving guy. ln his most treasured Oldsmobile. He hopes some day to try his skill. To realize a lifelong plan And be a shrewd Businessman. Hockey l. Z. 3: Class Treasurer 2: Dramatics l. Z. PAULIZTTIZ FOURNIER Saint-Joseph B r i g h t and mathematically- minded. Paulette. a star pupil loves to have a good time. without ne- glecting her studies. Hockey is her favorite sport. but she never misses a basketball game. Competent and efficient she will surely be successful in whatever she undertakes. Dramatics l. 3. 4: National French Contest. Znd prize Z: St. Joseph Teenage Club l. Z. 3. 4. LUCILLE GAUVIN Lu Arige Gardien Here's a pretty brunette. modest, smart and witty girl whose pleas- ant countenance can turn anyone's frown into a smile. As a pastime she visits her nearby cousins. She hates being rushed: claims Office Practice as her favorite subject and plans to be a competent Secretary. Dramatics l. Z: Busy Molecules Club 2: Missionary Club Z: Assist- ant Pditor of School Column 4. STELLA VECTIEAU Estelle Ange Gardien Shy. quiet. and modest. she is always friendly and appreciative: has an ear for good music which pours out of her Hl-Fl player. One of her pastimes is playing the piano: hopes to be a Teacher some day. At Our Lady of the Mountains Academy: Dramatics l. 2: Cap- tain Volleyball Z: Softball l. 2: Choir l. Z: Mission Club l. Z: Click Club l: Vocation Club l. 2: lirench Club l. 2. YOLANDE FILLION 'iYo Ange Gardien Personality plus. intelligence. in- itiative. co-operation. a dazzling smile. good looks are Yolande's assets. Has a fine sense of humor but dislikes people who jump to conclusions. Ambition: WAI3. Dramatics l: 3rd prize Catholic Decency Reading Campaign 2. 3: Missionary Club 2. SIMONE FORTIER Ste-Pamille. Gorham Her pleasant disposition and amiable personality shed a bright- ness all around her. Has a weakness for pretty clothes: enjoys skating. swimming. and writing letters to Peter who is now in Washington State. We know why. but we won't tell . . .She wishes to be a Beautician. and we know that her winning ways will bring success. Dramatics 3. 4: Nat'l High School Poetry Assn Award 4. GERARD GAGNE MTs'-Noir Ste-Anne Reliable. trustworthy, and duty conscious. Gerry is an attractive dark-haired boy with deep-set eyes. A bit shy at times but otherwise a friend to everyone, In school Eng- lish is his favorite subject. He just loves to eat a tempting dish of spaghetti. His ambition is to be an Air Force Pilot. Happy flyingf Dramatics l 3 Fiesta Escort 4: Notre Dame Arena Manager Z. 3. 4. PAULINE GOSSELIN Saint-Joseph Scholarly. spontaneous. proficient and duty-conscious, a reserved girl with an attractive personality. Dud- ley is her favorite author: listening to music and reading. her pastime. Intends to be an R.N. and her sweet disposition will work won- ders with her patients. Dramatics l. 3. 4: Civic Oration Contest 2: Local Sc. Fair. 2nd prize Biol. 2: N. H. Sc. Fair, 3rd prize Biol. 2: No. Country Sc. Fair. Znd prize physical sciences 3: N. H, Sc. Fair, Znd prize Chem. 3: Ber- lin Reporter Column Z, 3. Editor 4: Nat'l H. S. Poetry Assn. Award with Special Mention 4: WKCB correspondent Panorama '59, 4. RICHARD GOSSELIN Dick Ste-Anne Happy-go-lucky. courteous and cheerful: living his life without too much effort: could swallow spa- ghetti by the yard: enjoys roller skating and listening to good music. His favorite song is To Know Him Is To Love Him : pet peeve procrastinators. Hopes to become a successful Businessman. Dramatics l, 2, 3. LUCILLE GUAY ULU., Saint-Joseph A good student, a perspicacious and refined demoiselle who has a twinkle in her eye and a smile on her lips. The more you know her, the more you appreciate her. She likes swiming, dancing, and collects records. Lu is an ambitious girl who hopes some day to be a Priya ate Secretary. Softball 2: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest 2. VIRGINIA KING Ginger Ange Gardien Virginia is a model pupil. Her ambition is to become an Angel of Mercy. As a pastime she listens to records and Writes letters to friends. She is an excellent roller skater and ice skater. Her favorite singer is Pat Boone, her favorite disc, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes . She hates waiting for late people. ZEPHIR LACHANCE Sapphire Saint-Joseph Here's a shy, quiet and friendly fellow who is bent on gaining a position as a Cook in the Army, His favorite sports are baseball and hockey: his favorite singer Pat Boone. Watch out you Army men. when Sapphire comes along, anything might happen to you. Baseball 1. NORMAND LAMONTAGNE Red Saint-Joseph Red is a fun-loving ambitious and witty fellow. He loathes get- ting up in the morning but likes nothing better than relaxing behind the wheel of his car and listening to records. Plans a career in the Air Force. Says he's not fussy and will eat anything that's edible! MURIEI- GRIEGOIRIE Ste-Anne A charming shy. and quiet girl. She claims Bookkeeping as her fav- orite subject. She likes hockey, dancing, French Fries and Chicken legs. Her most liked disc is of course Donna. She will succeed in whatever career she may choose. as her bright smile will win those who deal with her. Dramatics l, 3. 4: 5th prize Cath- olic Decency Reading Campaign 4: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest 2. RICHARD HOULE Dicky Saint-Joseph Studious. conscientious and fun- loving, Richard draws his friends with his irresistible smile. He likes fishing and listening to Rock 'n Roll music. His favorite subject is Bookkeeping and his pastime is re- pairing broken electrical appliances. He plans to pursue his studies, and some day have a business of his own. Dramatics l. GERARD LACHANCE Ange Gardien Pleasant and agreeable, a good student of French and I.atin. an amusing jester, skillful in baseball and basketball, looking forward to a pro baseball career. This fellow proves that good things are found in small packages. Basketball l. 2, 3, -l: Baseball 2. 3, 4. PRISCII-I,A LACROIX MDG.. Saint-Joseph Cheerful! the best word to de- scribe Priscilla as her permanent iolly smile is really magnetic., She loves Italian spaghetti but hates to make speeches. She looks forward to a Nursing Career. Her favorite pastime is listening to records, es- pecially, I Cried a Tear . This genial girl with the charming per- sonality will surely bring a ray of joy to the patients under her care. Cheerleader l, 2. 3: Softball 2: St. Joseph Teenage Club 3, 4. HELENE LANGEVIN Ange Gardien A short blondie with pretty blue eyes, a sympathetic cheery lass, al- ways willing to lend a helping hand. She is a good student and an enthusiastic cheerleader. Has fine school spirit and readily does her share, preparing to become a model Housewife in the near future. May Our Lady protect you! Cheerleader l, 2. 3, 4: Dramatics 1. 2. 3. CARI. I.ANGl.AlS Carlos Saint-Joseph A bright pleasant lad with a mischievous. contagious smile: a terrific defense for our hockey team. l.ikes mother's special rare roast beef: spends pleasant hours listening to his favorite singer Pat Boone. Has finally decided to pur- sue his studies. Dramatics 2. 3. -l: Hockey 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4. Hl2l.lINlE LARRIVEE Slim Ste-Anne Sociable and understanding! She certainly is! Not noisy but enioys a good laugh or argument. She likes meeting people but not self- centered people. She is tops in most of her subiects. Her favorite singer is .Iohnny Mathis. She hopes to become an eflicient Nurse, Dramatics l. 2: Seventeen Maga- zine Doll Contest Z: Nat'l High School Poetry Assn. Award 4: Busy Molecules Club Z: Missionary Clttb Z. Cl.AUDl2'l'Tl2 l.l?Bl.ANC Tunanfe Ange Gardien Claudette's genuine smile is her friend-gathering feature. She is ambitious. cooperative and not to be outdone in school activities. A smart student who likes roller skat- ing. hockey and dreamy music. She is determined to become an efficient Secretary. so to her go our best wishes for happiness in her chosen career. National High School Poetry Asso- ciation Award -lr: Dramatics l. 3. l.UCll.l.lZ l.lfCl.lTRC Sunmf Ste-Anne A charming dainty lass. full of pep and fun: loquacious and lively at all times. Always has a ioke ready. linioys lirench and Oflice Practice. l.ikes baseball and dis- likes procrastinators and two-faced people. Plans to continue her studies to become a good Teacher. May God bless your noble careerf Softball Z. 3: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest Z: Dramatics 3. 4: Busy Molecules Club Z: Counselor of the Sodality of Mary: Mission- ary Club Z. RACHEI. l.FMOlNli Ange Gardien This delightful. loquacious girlie whose eyes twinkle with fttn gets along with anyone. Her favorite dish is spaghetti: her pet peeve is braggers. She yells herself hoarse at a good hockey game and intends to become a perfect Housewife. May God bless you in your future life! Dramatics l. 3. 4: Seventeen Mag- azine Doll Contest 2. CLAUDETTE l,ANGl.OlS Ange Gardien Claudette is fun-loving. carefree. and a very pleasant classmate. She is interested in art and would love to travel around the world. She enjoys semi-classical music and mystery stories. ROGER LAVIGNE 'iRoq Ange Gardien .lovial and amiable. his innate and bubbling smile brings joy wherever he appears: will be re- membered for his skill at reiterat- ing in a paradoxical manner. what- ever his teachers say. If his dream is to be realized this Hhigh-flying will be of some assistance to him in making a career of the Air Force. Manager Hockey 2. 3. 4: Manager Baseball Z, 3. 4: Dramatics l, 2. 3. 4. JOSEPH LECLERC HJOQ.. Saint-Joseph Joseph is a quiet boy. who al- ways has a pleasant smile. He has many friends at Notre Dame who will never forget him. He is a great hunter, and a good fisherman. To become a Government Hunter is his ambition for his future years. Dramatics 3. GRACIA I.EMlliUX Grace Ste-Anne Sweet. dainty, cooperative and unselfish is this amiable companion. A persistent worker who is artis- tically inclined. Being a Fashion Designer would certainly make Grace's dream come true. Dramatics 3. -l-1 Seventeen Maga- zine Doll Contest 2, 3. 4: Coun- selor of the Children of Mary 4: Busy Molecules Club Z. GERTRUDE LEPAGE Gert Ste-Anne Gert, a vivacious. bright-eyed cheerleader has a fascinating smile. a sweet. friendly dispostion. This tiny lass cheers with special enthusi- asm when our brilliant Hockey Squad is on the ice. She listens to Johnny Cash's discs in her leisure time. Her pet peeves are braggers and speeders. Her ambition is to become a Hairdresser. Here's wish- ing her a curly future. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Z. 3. PRISCILLA LETELLIER Pussy Ange Gardien Pussy is a happy-go-lucky gal who has a smile for anyone she meets. For food. she likes anything that's eatable. In school, Business Law is her ideal subiect. She is a teaser and she hates to wait for anyone. Once she leaves this school, she wants to see the world and its wonders. See you in Parisi Dramatics I, 3: Busy Molecules Club 2. LAURENCE MASSIEY. JR. Larrq Saint-Joseph Friendly, easy to get along with, Laurence. a wizard at procrastina- tion, is willing to indulge in siestas: still he can wiggle his tongue a mile a minute. Loves outdoor life: hates fresh people. His ambition is a career in the Air Force. STELLA MOREAU Ange Garclien A jovial, good-natured girl with whom anyone is sure to have a pleasant time. Enioys reading ro- mantic novels: her favorite author is Isabel Clarke. Her pet peeve is high hats . Her favorite subject is Bookkeeping: she hopes to be- NORMAND LETTRI2 Norm St-Anne A real dignified. courteous, and reliable gentleman whose ambition is to be an Air Force Pilot. His favorite subject is Cveometry: his pet peeve procrastinators: his fav- orite sport, fishing: his pastime. lis- tening to the soft music of Perry Como. Dramatics I. 2. 3, 4: Busy Mole- cules Club Z. WI2SI.IiY MCCLIELLAN Wes St. Benoit, Cascade A rather handsome. talented Scottish-Canadian lad with a spark- ling personality, and a tantalizing smile. His acquisition of that cer- tain savoir faire with a ioke, has won him the admiration of his classmates. Wes loves to tinker with radios and later on plans to be a Radio Technician. ANDRE MORIN come a Bookkeeper. i.And -- School Band 1, 2: Dramatics 2, 3: y , Busy Molecules Club 2: Berlin Re- Ange Gardlen porter School Column 3. A happy-20-lucky fellow who is peppy when he gets his two feet out I FO MORIN of school. He reads historical fiction Ange Gardien Most Valuable Student of '59 . His obvious intellectual ability is coupled with a courteous person- ality. His will power and deter- mination will see him through 12 more years of school. Sure of your success we say, Best of luck, DOCTOR, from the entire Notre Dame personnel. B. M. Club, VP 2: Pres. 3: A.S.P. St. Paul's School, Summer '51 Scholastic Achievement Award 3: Nat'l H. S. Poetry Assn Award with Special Mention 4: Brown Co. Essay 10th prize 4: Westinghouse Sc. Talent Search Cert. of Honor 41 Dramatics 3, 4: Reporter Column 3, 45 SC, PAIR AWARDS1 LOCAL- lst prize, Biology 1, 2: NO. COUNTRY-lst Gen'l Sc. 2nd Best of Pair 1: Ist Biology, lst Best of Fair 2, 3: NATIONAL-Los An- geles, Thailand Award 2: Michi- gan. 3rd Biology 3. RICHARD MORNEAU Cookie Ste-Anne This carefree, outspoken, likeable fellow is a hockey star, yet his fav- orite sport is basketball. Loves de- bating and we know why. . .he is very determined and gets what he wants. He intends to become an efficient Public Accountant, and we are sure he will succeed. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2: Class Treas- urer 1: Arena Director Campus Picnic 3. avidly: has a mind of his own and plans to make a career in the Armed Forces. Rather awkward when eat- ing a Submarine, but he will im- prove since he has a good appetite. Dramatics l, 3: Basketball l. 2. 4. PATRICIA MORIN Pat Ste-Anne Calm. modest, studious is this congenial classmate. Patient Pat dreams of becoming a School Teacher. Reading and dancing are her favorite pastimes. Dramatics 1, Z: Busy Molecules Club Z: Missionary Club 2. CECILE MURRAY Cil Ste-Anne Sweet, sincere, enthusiastic. gen- erously endowed with a ready sense of humor, and amiable aptly de- scribe Cil . Our future Airline Hostess counts among her favorites: Swimming, spaghetti, pizza, Amer- ican History, and singer Jack Scott. Her pet peeves are braggers and insects. Her ideal is her sister Helen in whose footsteps she some day hopes to follow. Busy Molecules Club Z. ROBERT NOLET Bob Ste-Anne Speclacularly famous for his Hat Tricks on the ice. ln studies. as well as in hockey. Bob always tries to raise his scores. and succeeds. Besides being a great athlete. he is also a conscientious student and always has an appro- priate answer. He is a jovial and friendly lad who has a smile for everyone. Dramatics l. Z. 3. 4: Hockey l. Z. 3. 4: Baseball l. Z. 3. 4. PAUL PARENT Mon oncle Paulo Ange Gardien A tall handsome lad who takes everything in his stride. and never lets anything ruffle his countenance. Works seriously and succeeds well. He plans to join the Air Force where he will learn that punctuality is worth careful consideration. He hopes for an opportunity to pursue his studies. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Altar Boy l: Busy Molecules Club Z. PAULINE PEPIN Ste-Anne A tall. pleasant. intelligent and ambitious student. whose persistence brings success in all her subjects be it languages. math. or science. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. She is also very fond of classical and popular music, Wishes to enter Rivier College as an English Major to prepare for a teaching career. French Contest. 3rd prize l: Local Fair. Honorable Mention, Biology 2: Brown Company Essay. Znd prize 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Busy Molecules Club Z. GERMAINE RHEAUME Gerry Ange Gardien Vivacious, friendly and a deter- mined worker. Gerry is deeply in- terested in natural sciences. Her favorite sport is hiking. She en- joys eating anything that mother makes especially her delicious hash. ln her leisure time she collects photos. Her ambition is to be a Medical Technologist. School Band l, Z, 3. 4: National Catholic Decency in Reading Pro- gram, Znd prize 4: Children of Mary President 3, 4: National High School Poetry Association Award -lf: Choir 3, 4. ROGER RODRIGUE URW.. St. Brendan. Colebrook A tall. good-looking mechanical drawing top student who plans to become an Architect. A jovial sort of fellow who always has a ready on the spot joke. A rugged lad who loves to hotrod a car and find out how much power it has. Fav- orite pastime. hunting and fishing. Dramatics l, Z. 3, 4: Hockey 1. 2, LORRAINE NOLIN Ange Gardien A dignified, sagacious, and keen- witted lass who has a high stand- ard of achievement: passes her leisure time absorbed in a medical novel or listening to the latest hit record. Her sympathetic attitude will be an asset for her chosen career in the White Cap Army . Basketball l, 2, 3: Dramatics l. 2. 33 Granite Girls' State 3: Seven- teen Magazine Doll Contest 2: Na- tional French Contest. Ist prize Z. PAULINE PELCHAT Giggles Ange Gardien Self-possessed and shy but friend- ly with everyone. Pauline. a smart student. likes to roller skate and read for enjoyment. After gradu- ation she hopes to become an effi- cient Secretary for some large firm. CECILE POMERLEAU C1's Ste-Anne liriendly. good-humored. enjoys bowling and roller skating. Her ambition is to become a Hairdresser. She detests French. but enjoys Business Law. She loves to dig into scrumptious spaghetti or pizza. lf you are in need. this kind-hearted gal is a friend indeed. CECILE ROBERGE CII Ange Gardien A very happy-go-lucky. sweet girl with brown hair and brown eyes, and a winning smile. She enjoys dancing and roller skating. To be a Teacher would be her am- bition but seeing it is not possible she intends to be a successful House- wife. Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest Z: Dramatics 2. MICHAEL ROONEY Mike Saint-Joseph A quiet fellow who does not like to be rushed. Loves music. is an excellent guitarist. plans to make a career of it: will try his luck at Radio and TV maintenance. Likes to listen to Count Bassie and George Shearing. Mike enjoys eat- ing fried foods. When Uncle Sam calls he will join the Navy. Dramatics 1, 2. 3. DOLORES ROUTHIER Usis., Saint-Joseph An attractive brunette: has twinkling eyes: loves outdoor sports and listening to jazz music while eating Italian foods. Claims English is her favorite subjectg wishes to become a Commercial Teacher. Dramatics lg Sports Fiesta Candi- date 4: Science Fair-Second prize General Science l. DONALD RUEL Ste-Anne Quick-witted and question-mind ed, this serious. yet fun-loving lad is ready to tackle any problem that comes his way. Wishes to go to college where he hopes to succeed in the electronics engineering field. Hockey l: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 43 Civil Air Patrol, Cadet Commander 3, 4. RODOLPHE SOUCY 'fRudy Ste-Anne Wandering Mindl So we call him. He does not need a rocket to propel him to the Moon...is constantly dreaming of the day he will enlist in the Navy and will be off to see the world. Keep us in mind when you're in the far-away places as we will always remember the many laugh-filled moments you provided for us. Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Busy Molecules Club 23 Basketball l. RITA TRAHAN Ange Gardien Tall, pretty, fast, and efticient is this lass whose flair for pretty clothes is one of her many assets. She is loquacious and interesting: her favorite subject is English, and her fondest wish is to be a Private Secretary for a large firm. Basketball l, 2: Dramatics 3. JEANNINE TURGEON Ange Gardien Dainty, delicate and lovable is this wonderful girl who never loses a minute in class. She plans to be a Beautician. She enjoys watching TV and dancing. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4. PAUL ROULEAU Rollo Saint-Joseph Sincere and good-natured, Paul has a deep love for drawing and painting and dreams of becoming a Commercial Artist. As a hobby he collects stamps and likes to listen to any record by Pat Boone. He hates slow drivers but enjoys roller skating and hockey games. Dramatics l, 2, 3. PAULINE SAUCIER Saint-Joseph A delightful lady with good brains, good looks, good manners and dark eyes sparkling with laughter. Her cooperation is never at fault. Hockey is her favorite sport, She plans to enter a Com- mercial College. A peerless Private Secretary she will bel Dramatics 1, 2. 3, 4: Berlin Re- porter School Column 3: Civic Oration Pin 2: Basketball Manager 2: Missionary Club 2. ELAINE THIBEAULT Saint-Joseph Petite Elaine with the nice big smile is friendly, helpful, and fun- loving. Has a weakness for pretty clothes and enjoys watching TV as a pastime. Active, talented, and accurate she is sure to become a competent and successful Secretary. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, St. Joseph Teenage Club l. 2. 3. 4: Seventeen Magazine Doll Con- test 2. ROGER TREMBLAY HRW., Ange Gardien A delightful, happy-go-lucky. cheerful classmate, living his life without a care. Lives a day at a time! There will always be to- morrow, and tomorrow.. .so why worry? True to his friends, he al- ways has a line which is sure to bring out a good laugh. His fav- orite sports are: hunting, Hshing and boating. Fiesta Escort 2. RICHARD VAILLANCOURT Bugs Saint-Joseph Richard is a fun-loving and tant- alizing lad. He likes fishing and hunting but he dislikes coming home Without a deer. A good pizza will cheer him up as it is his favf orite dish. He likes Bookkeeping. Owning a business is his ambition for the future. Baseball l . ROCHl2l.l.l2 VAll.I.ANCOURT MRO Saint-Joseph A comely and devoted Miss is our enthusiastic cheerleading Captain whose delight is fashionable clothes and munching ltalian pizza, A na- ture lover at heart, Roehelle's fav- orite sport is skiing in the White Mountains. Her cherished ambi- tion is to become a dedicated Ele- mentary School Teacher. Cheerleader l, Z. 3, Captain 4: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest Z, Al,lClZ Vll.l.lENIiUVl2 Saint-Joseph Alice who seems quiet and shy at tirst sight proves to be friendly, gay, and a real chatterbox when we know her well. Swimming is her favorite sport. Vyfhile eating pizza and listening to My Diary she dreams of becoming an efficient Sec- retary, Best of luck to you! Softball Z. 3: St. Joseph Teenage Club 3. 4: Dramaties 2. THHRIISIZ VAILLANCOURT Terai Ste-Anne This bright-eyed, fun-loving, sweet-tempered lassie's ambition is to be a Secretary. Although her love for music, spaghetti, and pizza is great, it can't be compared with her enthusiasm for hockey. Her warm smile will be remembered by all her friends. School Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Band Sec- retary 4: Reporter for the School Column Z, 3, 4: Busy Molecules Club Z: Seventeen Magazine Doll Contest 2: Dramatics l. JIZANNE VOISINIZ Saint-Joseph Jeanne is the type of girl who keeps the show going. She has a genial, easy-going personality which is full of vim, pep, and vigor. Al- though she is a bit loquacious, we are certain she will be a top Secre- tary as she is a whiz at shorthand and typewriting. Best of luck, Jeanne? IQASSOCIATION DES ANCIENS REORGANISEE l.eft to right: Mme. Anita Drapeau '45, Ass, Sec Mllc Ltleen Rooney 46 Sec.: M. James Rooney '47. V. Pres.: M. Gaston Fillion 43 Prcs M Paul Pimttc '5l. Tres.: Mlle Elaine Savoie '51, Ass. Tres, ,lne liiqure lnoulJlinl1l0 Mgr Bousquet n'est plus. . . ll s'est eteint en beaute spirituelle et nous a quittes pour recevoir du Dieu qu'il a si loyalement servi, l'aur6ole d'or des elus. lmmense perte que la disparition de ce pretre aime et venere, ce pretre au caractere energique et droit, ce pretrc 21 lime solidement pieuse, capable de tous les devouements et de toutes les charites. Le bien accompli par Mgr Bousquet, 1'influence qu'il a exercee, meritent plus qu'une passagere souvenance. Nous voulons perpetuer le souvenir de ce pretre admirable qui a consacre genereusement sa vie a la plus grande gloire de Dieu et au bonheur de ses ouailles. Depuis 1921, il presidait aux destinees de la paroisse de l'Ange-Gardien. Les liens sinceres qui se multipliaient chaque jour entre Pasteur et fideles ont creuse bien profonde la douleur de sa perte. Les pauvres, les orphelins et les malades avaient une place de choix dans son coeur compatissant. Sa generosite ne connaissait pas de bornes lorsqu'il s'agissait de les soulager. On peut dire avec raison: ll a distribue ses biens aux pauvres, sa vertu demeurera a jamais . Tout le bien qu'il accomplissait, il le faisait sans ostentation, en veritable apotre du bon Dieu. C'est peut-etre a l'endroit de l'education qu'i1 se montra le plus prodigue. Que de jeunes gens doivent a ses largesses le bienfait de leur vocation. La grande preoccupation de sa vie fut de proteger la jeunesse contre l'influence nefaste de l'ecole sans Dieu. En 1941, il fonda 1'Ecole Notre-Dame ou des milliers d'adolescents seraient instruits et formes. Oeuvre de grande envergure! Etape inoubliable dans les annales de la vie catholique de Berlin, Notre-Dame forme l'un des plus beaux titres 21 la reconnaissance generale: seule la munificence divine peut recompenser equitablement le glorieux fondateur de notre chere Ecole dont nous sommes si justement fiers. Que cette oeuvre survive et perpetue a jamais la memoire du bon et regrette Mgr Bousquet! De plus, l'eminent disparu merite le surnom d'ap6tre de la race. Con- vaincu de la necessite de maintenir vivaces nos aspirations ethniques, il fut un phare toujours brillant qui illumina par son prestige la voie de la survivance francaise. Avec dignite et fierte, il prechait 1'importance de cherir nos tradi- tions nationales. Aimer Dieu pour conquerir les ames, voila tout le ministere sacerdotal: ce fut la vie de Mgr Bousquet. Sa carriere a porte de beaux fruits et il laisse le souvenir edifiant d'un saint pretre. C'est parce qu'il fut avant tout un homme de Dieu qu'i1 a exerce une si grande influence sur toute la ville de Berlin. Les germes silencieux de l'exemple tombent imperceptiblement dans les imes, aussi combien entrainante devient la vie du ministre de Dieu lorsque tou- jours il apparait, comme son divin Maitre, un autre Christ . Mgr Bousquet possedait cette ame d'ap6tre. Le coeur nous a dicte cette esquisse tracee, non sans maladresse, mais avec une fierte filiale de bon aloi. Puisse la forte et attachante figure de Mgr Bousquet en resplendir davantage et plus longtemps! Cours Francais IVe annee. f fazmfq Qllllifilillli f llNf0lJ, Vice-President President NFO 'I'RlfMI3l..XH PRISCfll.LlQ I,l2'l'AR'l'I 5 , 5 1 Q X UR . Sei f DONALD COKVIURI- . .' XXV Trcasurcr Sccrctarv ll X PHX! I Il QQ L .xg Q ,, QQ? 5 4 .. :aff 1 if is Sw R X :M . - ' I M QQ s 2 X :Ek N N' HS , ws X xx Q V WP if Q ' QQ QQ k nd x-mga X N A piifgma 3 Sx if 'f?5 ' 2 -aah if is if XX Q ,,,,,L,Q ....,, ,,,5,Q ,,,. k ,. ,,, .:,,:, .,,, L D m NS I bb z , M... XX Q is X iv .. S -+ - W-.. N 'U N ,,:. zb- ..,,,b, '..,... qvqzit ..V':i zll I. ,,,': ,aprt F1 f 'M Q, 1 lk . Yi A 'iff -. 1: Q15 , 1 il 5 thi Mg.. Debits. credits, balance sheets. work sheets, assets, liabilities are some of the frequent terms in the bookkeeper's vocabulary. Sister Marie-Thomas is the teacher who knows just where is the troublesome error which throws accounts out of balance. Seniors Pauline Gosselin, Eddy Bisson, Lucille Gauvin, Leo Morin, Roland Fillion, Therese Vaillancourt, Paul Morrissette, and Therese Labonte working on the Berlin Reporter School Column inspired by the original ideas of Sister Kathleen-Marie. Mercredi des Cendres. au gymnase Notre Dame, premiere Benediction du St-Sacrement suivie de l'imposition des cendres. M is pw qx X X gig is S 'ww N2 Q--. . QM Q 5 f is Q ay Wiql S f '13 15 M, 1: gf 3 N, ,V . 51352, -,gm -.. If 'Q , ,L v N t aw Q Ces jeunes Francos aiment la litterature francaise que Soeur Pierre-Marie leur enseigne avec Verve, d'une maniere interessante et prenante. These Latinists have just prayed thus: A'Da, Domine. nobis intellectumf' Then Sister Rose-de-Jesus said, 'AConspicite, discipulim . . , and all are plunged in the intrif cacies of Cicero's Third Oration. Contemporary Problems I Interesting discussions are carried on, solutions are found under the able direction of Sister St. Thomas-de-Villeneuve. X ' x XX NX xi . X-VS Q 1' is k gy fY191111f11nl1,11f 5111111119111 Treasurer Secretary ' President Vice-President fxnpllonflnzpj HLNRQ Bom IQRRAINIQ FOURNIIQR 1:, A W I Inzt P ini . ig lQ',:v15 .' rr' Qf, K fif '1 if 'V . 5 1 1111. 1 ii, 'F EQ is wr A1 ..., 9 , E: .. ,,.,. Z - ,Q 5' ' X 'Sf' K :- '5 ' XY' -:..,: 1 1 11 1111 is ,M 1 l . h iiq 1. ,. .1 ,.. .1 I GLYSTAVIQ ROBXQRT .ll-ANNI-'I4'l'lf l7OR'I'Il R if 'E x 0 . ani J s XRS x X A X X X ' 'fx JS: 6 NMA Q x X QNX xx Ak X N X X M ..,.::,,:.?.,.,,,:.,.x ' Q N X 5 N X X Ti X 1 A12: ' fm AA1? , ,.,. W MA? .F a M st M 5 is S ,G W. ,, 1 Q f,r'1'!f , . 1 '-'. if xx. W WR 1 fm, ., I :NZM pw, Q15 N Q if ','-' ' ,' ' . ' 'f' gg fuk, mmf' fm, , ga? K J frvh '5 .. vaffkdbwfw K .nf as .51 1 Sophomores work diligently while Sister M. l,ouisfPhilippe supervises individual assignments in English ll Sister M. St. Mildred teaches Office Practice to future secretaries. Speed and accuracy in taking dictations and transcribing, operation of computing machines. ability to follow directions are important factors ot' this business course. l5lX'lf SFNIORSZ M. Cfroteau. T. Vaillancourt. .l. Couture. G. Rheaume, P. Morrissette regretfully bid adieu to Mr. Felix Pisani, director of the School Band. ,lljfillllfilllf 111311 m eu 239' -4 G ...f ff lag! my 1 Prcsidvnl Vicc-Prcsident Treasurer Sccrctary NllCHI5l, l,AMOL'RliL'X RUClHQI.l.lE CQOSSIQLIN IDAVIU PIVIH- SALLY BOL'Rl5I'Al' .554 Q f'y R kr '43 5' Q we -I ...E K , A ,, K , ,, 'U ' X Q -igi -:,,a, ,2 ,P ' X2 Ae :1 , 5 , , ,.. K if S 1 . ,,2:, ,,:1 , SENIOR lVlA'l'H is no picnic T But Sister DominiquefAndre is at her best when dealing with equations, cube roots. logarithms, relations between sine. cosine and tangent, functions of compound angles, etc., etc. Soeur Claire-de-la-Croix rend agreable l'analyse litteraire d'un texte intercssant. A Notre Dame, on parle francais et on l'apprend avec plaisir. B1oLoGY E Students learn all about living things. When it's dissection time. girls shiver, boys are delighted! 'iBugology is funf Sister Sainte-Marie-Rosine enjoys it all. MEPHS WW IN TRAVJRALS saw END OF SEASON COACH TED sNroRswnNzNTRAMunAL5 WALKER' TAKEN S URPNSE HY AT LUNCHTtME. Dsy BXQL A ARE CHHLLEN SoPORfF1c GERARJJ NHEREBRMNg wwe? WHAT HAPPENED cnMeRA? E. ,E N 5 .5 www CRFETERKR mass KIBELISUUUS F0013 HEALTH N A Qi? G wax Z ie el SCIIHI iemfe Sa Saintete Pie XII, de regrettee memoire, fut un grand Pape. Nul ne conteste cette verite. Certains avancent qu'il est peut-etre le plus grand Pape depuis Saint Pierre. Qui le prouvera? Toutefois nous pouvons mentionner plusieurs grandes realisations de son Supreme Pontificat. Pie XII fit de grands efforts pour etablir la paix dans le monde. Il travailla energiquement a la formation du clerge indigene et du laicat chretien. Il adapta la liturgie aux conditions de la vie actuelle: messes du soir, modifica- tion du jeune eucharistique. substitution de la langue vulgaire au latin dans l'administration de certains sacrements. Il s'interessa vivement aux grandes decouvertes des savants modernes: il a meme ecrit: Plus la vraie science pro- gresse, plus elle decouvre Dieu . Pie XII avait une culture generale merveilleuse: il s'exprimait facilement en plusieurs langues et il aimait prendre la parole. Si maintenant nous ajoutons l'etonnante saintete de sa vie, nous pourrcns nous ranger au nombre de ceux qui le proclament Hle plus grand Pontife depuis Saint Pierre . Tous deux furent un don du Ciel a une epoque cruciale de l'aventure humaine. Pauline Gosselin '59 PIE XII, APOTRE DE LA PAIX La paix etait evoquee sur les armes parlantes des Pacelli: une colombe tenant une branche d'olivier. Elle etait rappelee dans la devise episcopale du futur Pape Pie XII: La Paix, Oeuvre de Justice . Nonce en Baviere, Monseigneur Pacelli fut temoin des miseres causees par la guerre. Devenu Secretaire d'Etat au Vatican, il travailla constam- ment a faire eviter ce fleau. Depuis le jour de son couronnement, Sa Saintete Pie XII ecrivit et parla maintes fois de ce sujet qui lui tenait tant au coeur. Rien n'est perdu avec la paix, mais tout peut etre perdu par la guerre , repetalit-il souvent. Pendant son Souverain Pontificat, le Vicaire du Christ conversa avec des millions de pelerins venus le voir il Rome. Que de temps passe en audiences! Pourquoi le Saint-Pere tenait-il a rencontrer tant de personnes? C'est qu'il entretenait un grand espoir: il voulait que, se rencontrant autour du Pere Com- mun, les fideles des diverses nations puissent toucher pour ainsi dire du doigt, leur evidente solidarite et l'unite d'esprit qui doit les amener a vivre en paix les uns avec les autres. Quand l'Europe et 1'Asie sombrerent dans les horreurs d'une guerre des plus sanglantes, le Prince Blanc du Vatican, 1'infatigable Apotre de la Paix, demeura le refuge de la liberte et le phare de l'esperance. Honneur, amour et gratitude au glorieux Pape Pie XII, de sainte et regrettee memoire, Apotre de la Paix! Helene Larrivee '59 PIE XII ET LES ETATS-UNIS En octobre 1936, le Cardinal Pacelli effectua un memorable voyage aux Etats-Unis. Ma visite, affirma-t-il, a un caractere exclusivement prive. Il s'agit d'une excursion de plaisir et de la realisation d'un reve longuement caresse . Voyageant en train, en automobile ou en avion, il parcourut la Repu- blique Etoilee en tous sens, de New York 51 Newton, de South Bend a Chicago, de Saint-Paul a San Francisco, de Los Angeles a Kansas, de Cincinnati aux Chutes Niagara, puis de nouveau a New York. Il visita douze provinces eccle- siastiques, s'entretint avec quatre Cardinaux et soixante-dix-neuf eveques americains. Il visita les eglises, les seminaires, les couvents, les instituts, les hopitaux et les asiles. Ce fut une vraie tournee triomphale. On le surnomma le Cardinal Volant et le fait qu'un Prince de l'Eglise ecrivait a la machine pendant le vol, benissait les Cataractes du Niagara, s'arretait en admiration sur les ponts suspendus, enchanta le peuple americain. Le Cardinal Pacelli rencontra le President Roosevelt a Hyde Park et, de ce jour, debuta entre eux un echange reciproque d'estime et de sympathie. Quand apres un mois, il repartit pour Rome, le Cardinal Pacelli pouvait dire qu'il connaissait l'Amerique, et les Americains avaient le droit d'affirmer qu'ils connaissaient le Cardinal Pacelli. Mes voyages, a travers les Etats- Unis, ont laisse en moi les impressions les plus profondes de ma vie , se plaisait a ecrire le Cardinal Pacelli, apres avoir rappele les principaux points de sa visite inoubliable. Eddy Bisson '59 PIE XII, PAPE MARIAL Sa Saintete Pie XII fut le Pape de Marie dans le siecle de Marie. Lui- meme disait un jour: Avec joie et en toute sincerite, nous temoignons que notre vie sacerdotale a commence avec Marie et s'est continuee sous sa protection et sa direction . Toute la vie privee et publique de Pie XII fut impregnee de Marie. Il celebra sa premiere Messe a la basilique de Sainte-Marie-Majeure, principal sanc- tuaire marial de Rome et du monde. Il fut sacre eveque le 13 mai l9l7, jour meme ou la Sainte Vierge apparaissait aux trois enfants de Fatima. Devenu Pape, son premier soin fut de confier son pontificat a Notre-Dame du Bon Conseil, Ses actes pontificaux marials sont tres nombreux: on en releve pres de 375. En 1942, il consacra solennellement au Coeur Immacule de Marie, le monde entier et tres specialement la Russie. En 1947, il canonisa saint Louis- Marie de Montfort et sainte Catherine Laboure. En 1950, il definit comme dogme de foi la triomphante Assomption de Marie. Le 8 decembre 1953, il inaugura la premiere annee mariale que l'Eglise ait connue. En 1954, il institua la fete liturgique de la Royaute de Marie. Le ler novembre 1957, il accorda de genereuses faveurs spirituelles a l'occasion du Centenaire des Apparitions de Lourdes. Pie XII, figure inoubliablel figure etonnante de sagesse et de pietel demeurera certainement dans l'histoire comme le Pape de Marie dans le siecle de Marie. Lucille Leclerc '59 lfront Row: G. Rlaeaume, P. Bergeron, J. Couture, 'lf Vaillancourt, Mr, l7elix Pisani, Director, C. Paradis, Sylvain. l., Trahan. C. Renaud. Second Row: S, l.aw renee, R. Berube. S, Savarrl. C. Vallee. P. Gagnon. G. Marois. H. Bergeron. 'lihird Row: H. Coulombe. M. Croieau. P. Morrisselle, R. Marquis P. Noury, R. Duqueile. lfourlh Row: R. Berulwe, R. 'liremblaix G. Roy, R. Rivard. R. Bolduc. l.eo Brideau was absenr when picture was taken. S CIJXSS DAY. JUNE 1958. AND lfl2'I'l2D TH wk XVI? SIZNIORS. XVYERI2 THEN li CLASS OIT 1058 'Wt JUNIORS. g l f1,B,,,,, Carppue' vpfC!?1Q, JUME3 i958' 5 so W' V .fs cv 'POV for Cgedwcm low lfbfovvf WM fha- vb sew rp d caps EP-'f ond Annual he Sec .J ill .. s: 'IJ an 'LJ 3-4 L 'U r: F3 CO TD O 1: KJ vu 'IJ Y' s: F1 Q CJ L4 ... Fo L OO xr Ox P ff! .,-4 Z E I! A: O f: 'U 3 'GZ' '6 O -C U V3 SJ .C 6-J 4: H L-4 LI 'J C O U Ln C. O Q4 law, ,rumzitu Richard Lamontagne Therese MOST LIKELY l,abOl1IC TO SUCCIEPD Pauline Gosselin 3 MOST VALUABLE STUDENTS Leo Morin Pauline Pepin BEST ATHLFTES Carl Langlais Anita Couture MOST COURTEOUS Jacqueline Dube Normand Lettre P BEST DRESSED aul Morrissette Lucille Gauvin SONG BIRDS MOST BASI H3UI. lflorcncc Bisson Paul Parent CLASS YNIT XVcslcv McClellan HANDS I..1ur.1 Boll rq uc Joseph I .cclcrc ST ' Q FI ASQ CI O VN UML BON PRLI IIIBI LIIRI. . . .. .. X Vrcdcric Gagnc Cecile Murray Gcrnrd Bouchcr Nm ww-1-. 1l Sister Rita-defJesus strives to interest the Freshmen in the language of Shakespeare, and to induce them to read good books. These artists accomplish wonders under the efficient guidance of Sister Jeanne-des-Lys. Stenography requires practice, observation, and patience! Sister Maria-de-lafSte-Trinite enjoys teaching these meaningful hieroglyphics. Sewing, knitting, crochetingf The home makers of tomorrow avidly learn to cut. assemble, and make all types of wearing apparels as they follow the clever instructions of Sister Maria-Veronique. Sister M. Madeleine-dol'Eucharistie trains the Juniors in Parliamentary Procedures. Conrad Ruel has just been elected chairman of his group PHYSICS I Hard, but interesting. Experiments sometimes give the expected result. Sister Marie-de-la-Sagesse and students seem to enjoy Richards dilemma. 56VLLOZ qhlbyland Rita Trahan Pauline Saucier Andre Morin Pauline Gosselin Lucille Gauvin Rochelle Vaillancourt Priscille Letellier Pauline Bourassa Richard Houle Doreen Bald Simone Portier Anita Cloutier Michael Rooney Roger Lavigne Jack Bourbeau Albert Boucher Helene Langevin Laura Bourque Claudette Langlois Laurette Brodeur Carl Langlais Cecile Pomerleau Priscille Lacroix Cecile Roberge Lucien Croteau Jeannine Belanger Muriel Gregoire Paul Rouleau Dolores Routhier Gerard Ciagne Roland Fillion Marie Amero Marcel Croteau Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Paul Campagna Zephir Lachance Gerard Lachance Lucille Guay N is SNP v Xu, s xx... WW-'mi 1 ' h 3 I 40 i ii? Q, 5 fm Q., K! K -. 5 S A gn ik U fb YJ .Mix 1 XS Hi' K Cb zgz- 9? 13 9' if 1 N H if I Zi K 5 W .,., 5 Ps? xi ,Q N Q - N- :i ii 'SX s Y Sk X in g9m XA C6 N11 ff? 15-,Tn Nil-1 fa. R X K 5 f ' -T. 'W' , .. . .Q :- L Simi-1 50 ffwleet Donald Ruel Cecile Dion Florence Bisson Normand Lettre Stella Moreau Cecile Murray Jeanne Voisine Laurence Massey Jeannine Turgeon Helene Larrivee Claudette LeBlanc Pauline Pelchat Yolande Fillion Dorothy Baker Normand Bergeron Richard Coulombe Richard Vaillancourt Gerard Boucher Robert Nolet Lorraine Nolin Paul Morrissette Therese Vaillancourt Wesley McClellan Patricia Morin Leon Durant Lorraine Aube Gertrude Lepage Rodolphe Soucy Paul Arsenault Stella Fecteau Pauline Pepin Lucille Leclerc Jacqueline Dubi Paulette Fournier Lucien Demers Richard Gosselin Leo Morin Jacqueline Couture Virginia King Pauline Dubois Gracia Lemieux Frederic Gagne Marguerite Cote Lorraine Dupuis Raymond Delisle Robert Couture Andre Berthiaume Roland Cayouette Therese Labonte Roger Tremblay gun f fa Q LA I.EO IVIORIN '59 FINALIST AT THE NATIONAI. SCIENCE FAIR IfI,INT, MICHIGAN MAY I 0 5 8 . Y agar' I l O fl2emLnLJgeLng p Now that commencement is near, I reminisce about the four years which have gone by so quickly. I remember the moments of challenge, work, and reward-especially those spent on my projects, projects that brought me to two National Science Fairs. 1 I recall that moment when Maurice Renaud and I boarded an American Airlines Mercury Flagship for a nonstop flight from Idlewild to Los Angeles. Mr. W. A. Crandall, North Country :Science Fair chairman, accompanied us. We, along with 231 other finalists, et up ourxexhibits at the Los Angeles County Museum: and while judges weristtyiying our work, we toured Los An- geles. Among many others, we visited'LICLA, Caltech, CBS Television Studios. Disney Studios, Marineland, and a fanious night club, the Moulin Rouge. I was pleased and honored to receive a Sglecial Citation from the Science Society of Thailand for my entry, Direct a dfor Indirect Effect of Antibiotics on Endamoeba Histolytican, at the 8th Annual National Science Fair. Even more vivid in my memory is that moment when I went on stage to receive the 3rd prize in Biology at the 9'niyAnnual National Science Fair in Flint, Michigan. I was, indeed, proud to receive this honor, considering the stiff competition with 281 other finalists. Maurice and I, accompanied by Mr. Crandall, made our trip to Michigan by automobile. On the way we dined at the Sheraton-Brock Hotel, overlooking the brilliantly colored Niagara Falls. We arrived in Flint on the next day and set up our exhibits at the Flint Junior College. As in Los Angeles, police-escorted tours were provided. We visited the University of Michigan where we saw a human dissection at the medical school, a one-million volt reactor at the graduate school, and much more. Other tours included GMI, Chevrolet Assembly Line, Fisher Body Plant, etc. The trips and the winning of prizes are certainly rewarding: but the feeling of accomplishment is much more so. In conclusion, I wish to thank my sponsors, and Mr. W. A. Crandall for the fine work that is being done by the North Country Science Fair. A special thanks and note of appreciation is in order for Sister Ste. Marie-Rosine whose unconditional help and guidance made my project possible. , Leo Morin ' 59 Qoon NEWS! The North Country Science Fair wasf held in Lancaster, April 2 and 3. Leo again won First Best of Fair , and First Prize in Biology. He will go to the 10th Annual National Science Fair, which will be held at Hartford, Connecticut. Congratulations Leo, you are, indeed, the honor and glory of Notre Dame. EDITOR Sister JeannefdefSte-Marie teaches l,atin declensions and conjugations to a group of eager Freshmen. Apres une explication claire donnee par Soeur Aimee-des-Seraphins. ces eleves de neuvieme annee. reflechissent avant de donner une reponse en bon francais. Fractions. decimals, discount simple and compound interest graphs . . . all are taught by Sister Therese-Emilie in her Business Math course. NnoN HOWR ?alvA!l: H00 741 CAFETERIH KNOTTy 'PINE QDAIDD REMOIJELEID N Even H ucv have urns. waus fy WRNONTH EHUDR WE A B50 ENJUV H wh LK ly: IQ U iN B533 ,.. ' Vw will 1 V516 i 5 QD -N jf W puwae mfrxs :DA M615 ' 'N Af TER Tw . ll Pauline Gosselin, Germaine Rheaume, Leo Morin, Anita Cloutier, Simone Fortier. Florence Bisson, Claudette LeBlanc. Helene Larrivee, Jacqueline Couture. These poems have been accepted for publication by the National H. S. Poetry Association OCTOBER October is the month of leaves red and brown, Like a maiden so fair in a gay party gown. It's the Halloween season, when witches come riding, And ghost and goblins come out of their hiding. All little people go trick or treat: They have many friends they want to greet. For October gay is the month of fun, The end of Summer, when harvest is done. SONG OF THE LEAVES It's time to change from green to gold, As if we were old and bold, Sorry we have to leave today, But we can't stay: we're on our way. The frost is all around us, Bright in the early morn. Tree branches are now bare, But we don't really care: For they'll be dressed in white, By the frosty snow so bright. Don't be angry: don't be sad, We would be glad to stay. Claudette LeBlanc '5 9 Simone Fortier '59 WHAT LIFE MEANS TO ME Joys and sorrows, Accomplishments and disappointments Living for the morrow and Having something to look forward to Having a home and a family where Problems are discussed and solved. Having friends and Sharing intimate secrets with them. Being able to do what you want to do Because you're alive to do it. Being able to go where you want to go And seeing that you want to see. Yes, life is wonderful yet mysterious, Fascinating yet bewildering. Anita Cloutier '5 9 xasgrfyrq-, 5, ' 'G 1, THE RAIN The splendor of the rain Falling upon the pane Patters to entertain, Humming a soft refrain. It wishes to enchain Man within his domain, It urges to sustain The essence in the grain: Or else man will complain. When rain is on the wane, Man takes delight in vain For no one can profane The splendor of the rain. Leo G. Morin '59 AUTUMN Fairy gold is falling, Not a bird is calling, When the year is waning, Then it is Autumn. Here she stands, Our Miss Autumn Dressed in seasonal hue. Her hair is gold Her eyes sapphire blue, Yes, it is Autumn! Jacqueline Couture ' 5 9 EQUALITY Woman was created from man's rib, Not from his head to dominate him, Nor from his feet to be trampled on, But from his side to be his equal, Under his arm to be protected, And close to his heart to be loved. Pauline Gosselin '5 9 HERE TODAY! GONE TOMORROW! Gone are the days spent at the lake! Good-bye beautiful Summer filled with splendor. Here is Autumn with leaves to rake Another season, gift of our Creator. Florence Bisson '5 9 is Y N MY MOTHER My mother is the sweetest on earth The greatest gift from God. She's always ready to forgive and to forget That's why I love her most of all. She's never too busy to hear my say, She's never too busy to give She's never too busy to give In sickness or in health. advice, a helping hand, My mother is the best cook too. No wonder I'm in such good health. No one can ever take her place For she is mine to keep for good. Doreen Bald '59 THE ELEMENT OF THE SEA AND MAN'S MIND The sea. the sea it never sleeps. Somehow it's like the mind of man, Ever restless, ever moving, Even when it seems quiet and undisturbed. The surface to the eye is calm and appealing, But beneath its apparent tranquillity Is tremendous movement and alfray. It's elemental like the sun and stars. It is a cosmic thing symbolic in The sleeping restlessness of man's hist'ry, His ceaseless questioning and striving! Germaine Rheaume '59 A PEACEFUL SCENE As I sat by the window, On a gray, rainy day, I saw a lovely rainbow, So very far away. The beauty of that scene, No artist could create, In shades of red and green, So quiet and sedate. Helene Larrivee '59 fiZlLdlLILfil3lVL 1 9 5 8 7Jz0fu.J,i0u C7Z!?lId,0l'l'LillIll' Th6odorc Dubois donna la M. 1'Abb6 Andr6 Gagnon fait bicnvenuc cn franqais lc discours dc circonstancc V ,M R ,Mi lum- X gym MM, 1958 OF SS CLA GRADUATING THE Cedh: Bon Breamt gagnante de Xa rse du Coikge Rkvier. Nashua, N. H. L M . Hector Lanfgjais presents the r Pxmerican Legion Award to ChaXoux orraine Portlet and Robert M rchand presents the Junenne Langhnis recite X'Psdresse Rev. Father a ' ' de Xa Rotary Club Schobrshrp to Henry Rheaume d Pxdreu au nom Aasse '58 THE WoMAN's CLUB SCHOLARSHIP awarded to JULIENNIZ LANc31.o1s presented by Mr. Gaston Fillion '43 PLYMoU'1'H TEACHERS CoI.1.1aG12 SCHOLARSHIP won by ROBERT SCHAMBIIER presented by Dr. Romeo Noury M. le Cure Joseph A. Turgeon H termine la seance de Graduation Paul Morrissette '59 par unc courte allocution. Maitre de Ceremonies 5410 J ietta 1959 I 1 Before losing her title and her crown, 1958 Queen Jeannette Goddard reviews the sports parade. For the TENTH time, the people of Berlin have demonstrated their great generosity and their unseliish spirit of co-operation. Regardless of the recent strike, the LOYAL FRIENDS of NOTRE DAME have responded to our appeal, and once more, the SPORTS FIESTA was a huge success. TO ALL OUR BENEPACTORS, OUR APPRECIATIVE GRATITUDE MAY GOD BLESS YOU! GNN S E E ff? FIESTA inf TIME Q 0. . 1 ff'- Ah -1 QE ui M4 g in XA q 4 Q W' f'i P -..,,. i Y xy ew ' A I 91 ' A 2' 'T' 'Tv 2' .6 L+ g gl . 3 1, E fm 3 F X X wi, :r f .X is I iv f , 4 332 f' ? ,ie 1 E x 3? A , 'S' , r 9? Pg? Lg' Nw U, 4 . EF is The supreme moment when Ex-queen Junior Jeannette Goddard Crowns The H959 Queen Freshman PRISCILLIE rI1Rl2MP:I,AX As the school band plays Coronation March The 1959 Queen preceded by the Ladies of Honor advances to the throne K n s Z C L 'Qs S SSS XB .. , ,,, A W as U ii iw 77 5' if ,sax ff -fi' 1 E fx 5ff 1' s ig A 4 5395 Ah ' 5 3 3 , 5 'X K is X if 3' R' .M far E f 5 '-- ,N 3 X R. . . . 55 -,,.,.-,::, -H 3, .. w gg 5 I 'R , if vL1,: - was 41, Wh 1 s mn! y 1 i E I 3 S+ if i Q 5' ,S E fiwgi s 'Q 5 S 5 Y .. D P Q- M gi sci? ueen tosses the ball for the game, St. Patrick vs Notre Dame Under an arch of hockey stlcks Queen Priscille Tremblay and escort Richard Gagnon march to the THE ROYAL COURT X F U R' fr' Q ' ,F .R .. . 1 , I: N . -:-v A tk is .. e t , Q, ' '-., N 4? . x 2 X X 5 l 'qlu Q il L. Si F A N' X in an Q R fa . 4- M t s Escorts: G. Gagne '59, D. Lemirc '60, R. Gagnon '62, S. Ramsey '60, R. Barrctte '61, D. Routhier '59, l.. Cote '60, Queen P. Tremblay '62, J. Goddard '6O. P. l.abbc '6l. Pages Richard Bergeron, Paul Poulin balcony MPN gi Girls' Basketball Team led by Mgr. CECILE COTE and Co-Captains ANITA COUTURE and IVIURIEL BEAULHQU Father Marchand draws the lucky number for the doll winner as Leo Morin and Robert Couture look on expectantly. X xy SQ XS Q fi Xa 4. i fp il N .1 4 M 1 XI If-I 1. 1 Y? xii ' x k:.:'E X LL ix ii: 1 Qigw . X A X Iqbk Q xxx X E we E X ilk yi? AX .alan , . x 67' 4' K '41 .1-3 ML Ah P Rl' X iiiilfi ii Q. i hw .ve viff f di 11112 76amp,J,hizl1 Cgfllflf. 760flzey. Qhllmpiolm. ffm ghe ggh.iZfEl'lLflfL giffua Front Row: P. Lozier, R. Vien, CofCaptains R. Nolet and R. Lamontagne, R. Goulet, Second row: Coach Barney I,aroche, R. Morneau, R. Morin, R. Laroche. R. Tremblay, C. Langlais, Director Father Marchand. Third Row: R. Francoeur, R. Bellefeuille, R. Langlois, G. Marquis, R. Duquette, Mgrs. R. Lavigne and H. Boucher TI-IIS I.AS'I' GAME HAS I5IiIiN I'IAYI5ID VOR SIQNIORS Co-Captains RICIIARIJ I.ANION'Ii1'XliNIf .lfld ROI'aI4R'I' NOI.I Ii Defenscmen CARI, I.ANKiI.AlS .Ind RICIIIARID MORNI-AL' Manager ROLiI1R IJIVIRINI' Coach Barney I.aroche gives instructions to goalie Robert Goulet A Hip and a Hop but Notre Dame won the game Iior the Thirteenth time Coach Barney I.aroche receives Plaque for the Hockey Championship of the State of New Hampshire, Co-Captain Robert Nolet, Rev. Father Marchand, Coach Barney I.aroche, Mr. Kneeland, Co-Captain Richard Lamontagne sv' , W M ai w . N ', xx YE-.4 i , '- 'Nm K. up .sfwm , s 1 w J' k nw, un.. Mp Q rf f, I' Kffziilk 2-.. 8 Marie Amero '59 Paul Arsenault Lorraine Aube Doreen Bald Jeannine Belanger Eddy Bisson Florence Bisson Pauline Bourassa Jack Bourbeau f Laura Bourque Laurette Brodeur i Paul Campagna ' Anita Cloutier Richard Coulombe Anita Couture Jacqueline Couture Robert Couture Lucien Croteau Marcel Croteau Raymond Delisle Lorraine Dion Jacqueline Dube Pauline Dubois Lorraine Dupuis Stella Fectcau Roland Fillion Yolande Fillion Paulette Fournier Frederic Gagne Lucille Gauvin Pauline Gosselin Richard Gosselin Muriel Gregoire Lucille Guay Richard Houle Virginia King Therese Labonte Priscille Lacroix Normand Lamontagne Helene Langcvln Richard Lamontagne Carl Langlais Claudette Langlois Helene Larrivee Roger Lavigne Claudette LeBlanc Lucille Leclerc Gracia Lemieux Rachel Lemoine Gertrude Lepage Normand Lettre Wesley McClellan Stella Moreau Leo Morin Patricia Morin F gfonneaz RELIGION Paul Morrissette '59 Cecile Murray Robert Nolet Lorraine Nolin Paul Parent Pauline Pelchat Pauline Pepin Germaine Rheaume Cecile Roberge Roger Rodrigue Paul Rouleau Dolores Routhier Donald Ruel Pauline Saucier Rodolphe Soucy Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Rita Trahan Jeannine Turgeon Therese Vaillancourt Alice Villeneuve Jeanne Voisine John Beaudoin '60 Jean-Guy Beaudoin Muriel Beaulieu Victor Belanger Pauline Bergeron Olive Bissonnette Olive Blais Jeanne Blouin Remi Bolduc Maurice Bouchard Aline Boulanger Louise Cayouette Cecile Cote Louise Cote Pauline Cote Helene Coulombe Lucille Coulombe Priscille Coulombe Donald Couture Gloria Couture Dorothy Deschenes Pauline Doherty Lina Dubf Lucille Dumont Roland Dupuis Sally Eagle Charlotte Fisettc Nelson Gagne Paulette Gagnon Huguette Gauthier Irene Gauvin Jeanne Gauvin Paul Girard Jeannette Goddard '60 Claudette Guitard Anne-Marie Hamel Suzanne Jones Cecile Labbe Dianne Labrecque Leo Labrecque Normand Labrecque Pierre Langlois Jeannette Laplante Ronald Laroche Therese Larochelle Shirley Lawrence Anita Leclerc Edward Leclerc Leo Leclerc Arthur Lemieux Henri Lemieux Donald Lemire Priscille Letarte Paul Lozier Lorraine Malasky George Marquis Roland Martin Louise Melanson Doria Morin Albert Nadeau Suzanne Nadeau Claudette Paradis Robert Parenteau Doris Pelchat Paul Pelchat Jean Pinette David Ramsey Sylvio Ramsey Sylvia Roberge Jeannette Robichaud Pauline Rouleau Corinne Rousseau Jeannine Ste-Croix Leo Sanschagrin Sandra Savard Lucille Trahan Conrad Ruel Romeo Tremblay. Jr. Claudette Vallee Janet Verville Richard Villeneuve Helene Aube '61 Suzanne Baillargeon Roger Barrette Huguette Beaudoin Roger Beliveau Priscille Bertin Rachel Berube Louise Blain '61 Henri Bosa Henri Boucher Rita Boucher Richard Bourque Normand Boutin, Jr Richard Breton Leo Brideau Madeleine Brodeur Janet Campagna Lorraine Caouette Andrea Cavagnaro Claire Cusson Cecile Duchesne Leo Duquette Jeannette Fortier Rita Fortier Claudette Fortin Lorraine Fournier Laurette Gagne Louise Gagnon Anita Gilbert Jean Girouard Victor Gosselin Paul Groleau Pauline Guay Louise Jacques Suzanne Kelly Priscille Labbe Victor Lachance Claire Laflamme Paul Lamoureux Louise Landry Richard Langlois Sylvio Laplante Lucille Lapointe Harold Lawrence Therese Leblanc Muriel Lefebvre Carol Ann Lepage Doris Letarte Rita Letourneau Gertrude Marois Robert Marois Rochelle Marois Paul Martin Louise Morin X Paulette Morin Richard Morin Roland Morneau Joan Morrissette Roger Nadeau Lucille Nolin Paul Noury Maurice Olivier Lucille Ouellette '61 Yvette Ouellette Louise Payette Lorraine Pepin Gerard Perron Carmen Peters Gail Piche Suzanne Poisson Jeannette Pouliot Claudette Renaud Gustave Robert Sharon Roberts Ida Ross Leo Routhier Doris Sanschagrin Sylvia Sylvain Cecile Tanguay Richard Theriault Georges Trahan Roland Tremblay Dora Valliere Louise Veilleux Cynthia Yeo Marie Amero '59 Lorraine Aube Doreen Bald Jeannine Belanger Eddy Bisson Laura Bourque Paul Campagna Anita Cloutier Jacqueline Couture Lucien Croteau Jacqueline Dube Pauline Dubois Roland Fillion Yolande Fillion Simone Fortier Paulette Fournier Frederic Gagne Lucille Gauvin Pauline Gosselin Muriel Gregoire Lucille Guay Richard Houle Therese Labonte Priscille Lacroix Normand Lamontagne Richard Lamontagne Carl Langlais Helene Larrivee Roger Lavigne Claudette LeBlanc Lucille Leclerc Normand Lettre Stella Moreau Leo Morin Patricia Morin Paul Morrissette Lorraine Nolin Paul Parent Pauline Pelchat Claire Arsenault '62 Claire Babin Estelle Belanger Helene Bergeron Yvonne Bergeron Lorette Bernard Mae Bernier Georges Bisson Pauline Boisselle Irene Boucher Sally Bourbeau Pauline Caouette Nancy Chabot Rolande Charron Lorraine Cloutier Rina Cloutier Madeleine Cote Paul Cote Irene Couture Marcel Croteau Marcelle Croteau Constance Dooen Doris Dube '62 Normand Dube Helene Dumais Gaston Dupuis Andree Dussault Jeannette Gagne Lucille Gagne Rita Gagne Estelle Gagnon Marcelle Gagnon Pauline Gagnon Alice Girouard Marie Jeanne Girouard Rochelle Gosselin Gerard Goulette Donald Labrecque Jeannette Labrecque Louise Lamirande Michel Lamoureux Heloise Langlois David Laplante Claudette Major Eli Marois ENGLISH Pauline Pepin '59 Germaine Rheaume Cecile Roberge Roger Rodrigue Dolores Routhier Donald Ruel Pauline Saucier Rodolphe Soucy Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Rita Trahan Jeannine Turgeon Therese Vaillancourt Alice Villeneuve Jeanne Voisine John Beaudoin '60 Muriel Beaulieu Olive Blais Jeanne Blouin Aline Boulanger Cecile Cote Pauline Cote Donald Couture Gloria Couture Dorothy Deschenes Lina Dube Lucille Dumont Roland Dupuis Sally Eagle Charlotte Fisette Andre Gagnon Paulette Gagnon Jeanne Gauvin Paul Girard Jeannette Goddard Claudette Guitard Suzanne Jones Dianne Labrecque Normand Labrecque Jeannette Laplante Therese Larochelle ' Shirley Lawrence Anita Leclerc Edward Leclerc Leo Leclerc Priscille Letarte Lorraine Malasky George Marquis Doria Morin Suzanne Nadeau Claudette Paradis Robert Parenteau Paul Pelchat Jean Pinette David Ramsey Corinne Rousseau Jeannette Robichaud Conrad Ruel Jeannine Ste-Croix Claudette Vallee Janet Verville Helene Aube '6l Henri Bosa Richard Breton Leo Brideau Andrea Cavagnaro Claudette Fortin Lorraine Fournier Anita Gilbert Pauline Guay Louise Jacques Priscille Labbe Claire Laflamme Paul Lamoureux Therese Leblanc Muriel Lefebvre Carol Ann Lepage Roland Morneau 6 Julienne McGee '62 Donald Mercier Judith Montminy Louise Morneau Richard Nolet Laurette Perrault Noella Peters David Piche Richard Poirier Henri Roberge Lisette Rousseau Rita Rousseau Anita Roy Irene Roy Kenneth Roy Donald Theberge Priscille Tremblay Anita Valliere Jane Villeneuve Joan Morrissette '61 Paul Noury Yvette Ouellette Gail Piche Suzanne Poisson Gustave Robert Sharon Roberts Sylvia Sylvain Dora Valliere Cynthia Yeo Claire Arsenault '62 Claire Bahia. Estelle Belanger Lorette Bernard Mae Bernier Sally Bourbeau Rolande Charron Lorraine Cloutier Madeleine Cote Constance Dooen Helene Dumais Doris Dube Andree Dussault Estelle Gagnon Marcelle Gagnon Rochelle Gosselin Heloise Langlois Michel Lamoureux Eli Marois Judith Montminy Louise Morneau Laurette Perrault Lisette Rousseau Rita Rousseau Irene Roy Francois Trahan Anita Valliere Eddy Bisson '59 Jack Bourbeau Anita Cloutier Anita Couture Jacqueline Couture Lucien Croteau Marcel Croteau Roland Fillion Lucille Gauvin Pauline Gosselin Richard Gosselin Muriel Gregoire Lucille Guay Therese Labonte Ge'ard Lachance Helene Larrivee Carl Langlais Claudette LeBlanc Lucille Leclerc Rachel Lemoine Gertrude Lepage Stella Moreau Patricia Morin Paul Morrissette Robert Nolet Lorraine Nolin Pauline Pelchat Cecile Roberge Pauline Bergeron '60 Paul Bernard Donald Couture Roger Beliveau '61 Jeannette Fortier Gustave Robert Cynthia Yeo Paulette Fournier '59 Muriel Beaulieu '60 Roland Dupuis Lina Dube '60 Therese Larochelle Eddy Bisson '59 Laura Bourque Roland Fillion FRANCAIS Roger Rodrigue '59 Elaine Thibeault Rita Trahan Jeannine Turgeon Therese Vaillancourt Jeanne Voisine John Beaudoin '60 Pauline Bergeron Olive Blais Remi Bolduc Cecile care Pauline Cote Lucille Coulombe Priscille Coulombe Pauline Doherty Roland Dupuis Jeanne Gauvin Claudette Guitard Therese Larochelle Anita Leclerc Henri Lemieux Lorraine Malasky Louise Melanson Doria Morin Robert Parenteau Sylvio Ramsey Corinne Rousseau Romeo Tremblay. Jr. Claire Arsenault '62 Claire Babin Estelle Belanger Lorette Bernard Mae Bernier Madeleine Cote Constance Dooen Helene Aube '61 Huguette Beaudoin Louise Blain Henri Bosa Lorraine Caouette Andrea Cavagnaro Jeannette Fortier Claudette Fortin Louise Gagnon Anita Gilbert Pauline Guay Louise Jacques Priscille Labbe Paul Lamoureux Lucille Lapointe Therese Leblanc Muriel Lefebvre Carol Ann Lepage Doris Letarte Paulette Morin Roland Morneau Lucille Nolin Paul Noury Lucille Ouellette Yvette Ouellette Gail Piche Suzanne Poisson LATIN I Helene Dumais '62 Estelle Gagnon Marcelle Gagnon Alice Girouard Rochelle Gosselin Claudette Major LATIN II Henri Bosa '61 Richard Breton Lorraine Fournier Claire Laflamme '61 Paul Lamoureux Muriel Lefebvre LATIN III Robert Parenteau '60 Jeanne Pinette '60 LATIN IV Gerard Lachance '59 Paul Morrissette '59 Normand Lettre Leo Morin Pauline Pepin Donald Ruel Gustave Robert '61 Dora Valliere Claire Arsenault '62 Claire Babin Estelle Belanger Irene Boucher Sally Bourbeau Rolande Charron Lorraine Cloutier Madeleine Cote Helene Dumais Gaston Dupuis Andree Dussault Lucille Gagne Alice Girouard Heloise Langlois Eli Marois Julienne McGee Judith Montminy Louise Morneau Richard Nolet Laurette Perrault Rita Rousseau Anita Valliere Jane Villeneuve Donald Theberge Francois Trahan Judith Montminy '62 Louise Morneau Richard Nolet Irene Roy Francois Trahan Suzanne Poisson '61 Jeannette Robichaud '60 Rodolphe Soucy '59 ALGEBRA I Paulette Gagnon '60 Lorraine Cloutier '62 Gaston Dupuis '62 Normand Boutin, Jr., '61 Madeleine Cote Lorette Bernard '62 Charlotte Fisette '60 Therese Larochelle Paul Pelchat Jean Pinette Eddy Bisson '59 Lorraine Nolin John Beaudoin '60 Paul Arsenault '59 Paulette Fournier Marie Amero '59 Paul Arsenault Lorraine Aube Doreen Bald Jeannine Belanger Andre Berthiaume Eddy Bisson Florence Bisson Pauline Bourassa Jack Bourbeau Laura Bourque Laurette Brodeur Paul Campagna Anita Cloutier Richard Coulombe Anita Couture Jacqueline Couture John Beaudoin '60 Muriel Beaulieu Paul Bernard Maurice Bouchard Aline Boulanger Cecile Cote Donald Couture Lucille Dumont Roland Dupuis Helene Dumais Rochelle Gosselin Judith Montminy ALGEBRA II Richard Breton '61 Leo Brideau Henri Bosa Roland Labonte '61 Muriel Lefebvre Paul Noury GEOMETRY Donald Couture '60 Normand Labrecque '60 Lina Dube Lucille Dumont Edward Leclerc Paul Pelchat SENIOR MATHEMATICS Richard Lamontagne '59 Paul Parent '59 Leo Morin CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS Robert Couture '59 Marguerite C6te Lucien Croteau Marcel Croteau Jacqueline Dube Pauline Dubois Lorraine Dupuis Roland Fillion Yolande Fillion Simone Fortier Paulette Fournier Frederic Gagne Lucille Gauvin Pauline Gosselin Muriel Gregoire Lucille Guay Therese Labonte Priscille Lacroix '59 Normand Lamontagne Richard Lamontagne Helene Langevin Carl Langlais Claudette Langlois Helene Larrivee Roger Lavigne Claudette LeBlanc Lucille Leclerc Gracia Lemieux Normand Lettre Wesley McClellan Stella Moreau Andre Morin Leo Morin Patricia Morin AMERICAN HISTORY Charlotte Fisette '60 Paulette Gagnon Jeanne Gauvin Jeannette Goddard Claudette Guitard Cecile Labbe Suzanne Jones Dianne Labrecque Normand Labrecque Therese Larochelle '60 Shirley Lawrence Anita Leclerc Edward Leclerc Leo Leclerc Arthur Lemieux Priscille Letarte Paul Lozier Lorraine Malasky Louise Morneau '62 Richard Nolet Anita Valliere Yvette Ouellette '61 Suzanne Poisson Gustave Robert David Ramsey '60 Jeannette Robichaud Jeannine Ste-Croix Janet Verville Pauline Pepin '5 9 Paul Morrissette '59 Cecile Murray Robert Nolet Lorraine Nolin Paul Parent Pauline Pelchat Pauline Pepin Germaine Rheaume Cecile Roberge Roger Rodrigue Donald Ruel Pauline Saucier Rodolphe Soucy Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Rita Trahan Jeannine Turgeon Richard Vaillancourt Therese Vaillancourt Claudette Paradis '60 Paul Pelchat Jean Pinette Jeannette Robichaud Corinne Rousseau Jeannine Ste-Croix Claudette Vallee Janet Verville Doreen Bald '59 Normand Bergeron Florence Bisson Gerard Boucher HEALTH Pauline Bourassa '59 Marcel Croteau Cecile Murray Therese Labonte Roger Tremblay '59 Rochelle Vaillancourt Pierre Langlois '60 Helene Aube '61 GENERAL SCIENCE Suzanne Baillargeon '61 Lorraine Cloutier '62 Helene Bergeron '62 Lorette Bernard Sally Bourbeau Rolande Charron Paul Arsenault '59 Roger Beliveau '61 Richard Breton Henri Bosa Paul Morrissette '59 Muriel Beaulieu '60 Leo Morin '5 9 Marie Amero '59 Jack Bourbeau Lucien Croteau Normand Lamontagne Carl Langlais Paul Campagna '59 Laura Bourque Frederic Gagne Pauline Gosselin Germaine Rheaume Michael Rooney Roger Tremblay Richard Vaillancourt Madeleine Cote Normand Dube Andree Dussault Estelle Gagnon Marcelle Gagnon '62 Donald Labrecque Pauline Labrecque Judith Montminy Richard Nolet BIOLOGY Lorraine Fournier '61 Victor Gosselin Priscille Labbe Claire. Laflamme Therese Leblanc '61 Muriel Lefebvre Carol Ann Lepage Roland Morneau CHEMISTRY Roland Dupuis '60 Normand Labrecque '60 PHYSICS Pauline Pepin '59 Germaine Rheaume '59 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS Rachel Berube '61 Jean Girouard Lorraine Pepin Cecile Tanguay Paul Ayotte '62 Lucille Beaudoin '62 Sally Bourbeau Nancy Chabot Normand Dube Rita Gagne GENERAL MATHEMATICS Leo Labrecque '60 Donald Lemire Leo Sanschagrin Roger Barrette '6l Rene Bergeron Richard Bourque Donald Labrecque Richard Langlois '61 Normand Leclerc Paulette Morin Gerard Perron Sylvia Sylvain Pauline Boisselle '62 Jeannette Fortier '61 Anita Gilbert Louise Jacques Joan Morrissette Lisette Rousseau '62 Irene Roy Donald Theberge Anita Valliere Yvette Ouellette '61 Suzanne Poisson Sharon Roberts Gustave Robert Cynthia Yeo Paul Pelchat '60 Donald Ruel '59 Pauline Gagnon '62 Pauline Labrecque Henry Roberge Lorraine Roy Donald Theberge Rolande Charron '62 Andree Dussault Estelle Gagnon Marcelle Gagnon Lisette Rousseau Rita Rousseau Louise Gagnon '6l Joan Mainguy '61 Roger Bisson '62 Constance Dooen Marie Amero '59 Lorraine Aube Jeannine Belanger Anita Cloutier Jacqueline Dube '59 Pauline Gosselin Olive Bissonnette '60 Olive Blais Jeanne Blouin Aline Boulanger Cecile Cote Marie Amero '59 Normand Bergeron Andre Berthiaume Paul Campagna Richard Coulombe Laura Bourque '59 Paul Campagna Pauline Dubois Leo Leclerc '60 Helene Aube '61 Huguette Beaudoin Rachel Berube Rita Boucher Normand Boutin. Jr. Louise Durant Andrea Cavagnaro Claudette Fortin Rita Forticr Paul Arsenault '59 Lorraine Aube Jeannine Belanger Paulette Fournier Lucille Guay Richard Houle Priscille Lacroix Claudette LeBlanc WORLD HISTORY Dora Valliere '61 CIVICS Estelle Gagnon '62 Eli Marois '62 Marcelle Gagnon Normand Pelchat Michel Lamoureux David Piche OFFICE PRACTICE Yolande Fillion '59 Helene Larrivee '59 Lucille Gauvin Patricia Morin Muriel Gregoire Pauline Pelchat Lucille Guay Dolores Routhier STENOGRAPHY Lucille Dumont '60 Dorothy Deschenes Sally Eagle Paulette Gagnon Jeanne Gauvin Jeannette Goddard Claudette Guitard Dianne Labrecq ue ' 6 0 Shirley Lawrence Anita Leclerc Priscille Letarte Florence Luneau Lorraine Malasky Doria Morin BUSINESS LAW Robert Couture '59 Lucien Croteau Raymond Delisle Lorraine Dupuis Yolande Fillion Frederic Gagne '59 Lucille Gauvin Helene Larrivee Laurence Massey Richard Morneau BOOKKEEPING I Lorraine Fournier '61 Jeanne Gaulin Anita Gilbert Pauline Guay Louise Jacques Priscille Labbe Victor Lachance Claire Laflamme Paul Lamoureux Richard Langlois Lucille Lapointe Harold Lawrence Therese Leblanc '61 Carol Ann Lepage Rita Lepage Lorraine Malasky Gertrude Marois Roger Marois Louise Morin Richard Morin Joan Morrissette Lucille Nolin Maurice Olivier Lucille Ouellette Claudette Paradis BOOKKEEPING ll Gracia Lemieux '59 Aline Boulanger '60 Richard Morneau Robert Nolet Paul Parent Paul Rouleau Pauline Saucier Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Jeanne Blouin Cecile Cote Nelson Gagne Jeanne Gauvin Jeannette Goddard Dianne Labrecque Shirley Lawrence Lisette Rousseau '62 Robert Roy Donald Theberge Pauline Saucier '59 Olive Therrien Elaine Thibeault Alice Villeneuve Jeanne Voisine Sylvia Roberge '60 Pauline Rouleau Corinne Rousseau Claudette Vallee Janet Verville Robert Nolet '59 Pauline Saucier Jeannine Turgeon Richard Vaillancourt Jeanne Voisine Gerard Perron '61 Carmen Peters Jeannette Pouliot Claudette Renaud Sharon Roberts Doris Sanschagrin Sylvia Sylvain Roland Tremblay Claudette Vallee Dora Valliere Louise Veilleux Cynthia Yeo Anita Leclerc '60 Edward Leclerc Priscille Letarte Suzanne Nadeau Doris Pelchat Pauline Rouleau -V 6 ui 'E IW?f lV 'i Roland Cayouette '59 Roland Fillion Normand Lettre Stella Moreau Leo Morin Paul Parent Pauline Pepin Donald Ruel Rodolphe Soucy Muriel Beaulieu '60 Raymond Duquette Richard Vaillancourt '5 Claire Babin '62 Lorraine Aube '59 Florence Bisson Laurette Brodeur Marguerite Cote Lorraine Dion Jacqueline Dube Pauline Dubois Simone Fortier Muriel Gregoire Priscille Lacroix Gracia Lemieux Cecile Murray Pauline Pelchat Germaine Rheaume Olive Therrien Rita Trahan Jeannine Turgeon Rochelle Vaillancourt Jeanne Blouin '60 Aline Boulanger Louise care Pauline C6te Ann Marie Hamel Suzanne Jones Marguerite Langevin Gerard Boucher '59 Richard Coulombe Robert Couture Richard Fortier Richard Lamontagne Doreen Bald '59 Marguerite Cote Therese Vaillancourt Gloria Couture '60 Dorothy Deschenes Pauline Bourassa '59 Anita Cloutier TYPEWRITING Huguette Gauthier '60 Sylvio Ramsey Jeannine Ste-Croix Paul Aube '61 Roger Barrette Rachel Berube Richard Bourque Leo Brideau Andrea Cavagnaro Claire Cusson Claudette Fortin Lorraine Fournier '6 Laurette Gagne Paul Girard Jean Girouard Louise Jacques Rachel Landry Lucille Lapointe Therese Leblanc Carol Ann Lepage Doris Letarte Louise Morin JUNIOR BUSINESS TRAINING Helene Bergeron '62 Lorette Bernard Mae Bernier '62 Laurette Perrault TEXTILES AND CLOTHING Jeannette Laplante '60 Shirley Lawrence Pauline Lemieux Doria Morin Claudette Paradis Pauline Rouleau Sandra 'Savard Janet Verville Suzanne Baillargeon Priscille Bertin Rachel Berube Louise Blain Lorraine Caouette Andrea Cavagnaro Claire Cusson Bernice Dubay Cecile Duchesne Jeannette Fortier Laurette Gagne Pauline Guay Claire Laflamme Rachel Landry Lucille Lapointe Rita Lepage '61 Gertrude Marois '61 Rochelle Marois Louise Morin Yvette Ouellette Lorraine Pepin Carmen Peters Claudette Renaud Ida Ross Louise Veilleux Claire Arsenault Lucille Beaudoin Mae Bernier Pauline Boisselle Irene Boucher Sally Bourbeau Therese Brunelle Pauline Caouette Nancy Chabot Rolande Charron Rina Cloutier Lorraine Cloutier Louise Couture Marcelle Croteau Doris Dion '62 MECHANICAL DRAWING Carl Langlais '59 Michael Rooney Rodolphe Soucy Victor Belanger '60 Maurice Bouchard Andre Gagnon '60 Leo Labtecque George Marquis David Ramsey Victor Gosselin '61 ART Claudette Paradis '60 Corinne Rousseau Claudette Vallee Jean Girouard '61 Victor Gosselin Joan Morrissette '61 Pauline Caouette '62 Jeannette Gagne Gerard Goulette Rochelle Gossclin FASHION ILLUSTRATION Jacqueline Dube '59 Gracia Lemieux '59 l Therese Labonte Helene Coulombe '60 Joan Morrissette '61 Lucille Nolin Gerard Perron Carmen Peters Gail Piche Ida Ross Leo Routhier Doris Sanschagrin Sylvia Sylvain Dora Valliere Cynthia Yeo Irene Roy '62 Doris Dube '62 Andree Dussault Jeannette Gagne Lucille Gagne Rita Gagne Pauline Gagnon Lucille Gionet Marie Jeanne Girouard Ann 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Vaillancourt M. et Mme Harvey Jeffrey Mlle Yvonne Roger M. et Mme Lucien Bisson M. et Mme Wilfrid Parent M. et Mme Robert Gagne M. et Mme Edmond Long M. et Mme Amedee Patry M. et Mme Eddie Nolin M. et Mme Wilfred Lessard M. et Mme Gus Napert M. et Mme Leo Bergeron M. et Mme Albert Vallee M. et Mme Normand Pellerin M. et Mme Edward Gilbert Mlle Anne Brochu M. et Mme Phillipe Lamontagne M. et Mme Leo Gilbert M. et Mme Bob Demars Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe M. et Mme Normand Gagnon M. et Mme Emery Moreau Mlle Lorraine Jutras M. et Mme Dennis DeChamplain M. et Mme Ralph Parent Mr. Danny Marcou M. et Mme Joseph Poirier Mlle Sylvia Laflamme M. Richard L'Heureux M. et Mme Luc Roy M. et Mme Normand Cadorette M. et Mme Cyril Leclerc M. et Mme Maurice Couture M. et Mme Albert Lemire Mlle Yolande Landry M. et Mme Herman Boucher La Chorale Ste-Cecile fSte-Annej A Mlle Anita M. Routhier, R.N. '45 M. et Mme Mario Baldassare M. et Mme Richard Parent fM3d2lCiH0 Caron '457 CPauline Lavalley '49l M. et Mme Normand Gagne M. et Mme Robert Devoid COlive Caron '56j C-122111110 C0l1l0mb2 '5lJ M. et Mme Maurice Caron '54 Mlle Jeannette Charron '56 fpriscille Marois '54, M' Paul Coulombe 56 M. et Mme Gerard Payeur '48 Mlle Claire LeBlanc '57 Mlle Yvonne Beaulieu '57 Mlle Cecile Lacroix '58 Mlle Charlotte Boucher '58 M. et Mme Richard Boucher '53 fJoanne Martin '57J M. et Mme Arthur Demers '53 fClaire Marois '55D CJoan Dion '53D M. et Mme Raymond Blais '49 CLorraine Lamoureux M. et Mme Lucien Roy '50D Mlle Janice Mlle Helene M. et Mme fFernande Routhier ' Landry '57 Paulin '57 Armand Arguin CDoris Francoeur Mlle Lorraine Langlois '58 M. et Mme Gerard Thibeault fClaire Tremblay Mlle Jeanne Tremblay '58 M. et Mme Louis-Charles Ramsey CClaire Desgroseilliers 485 '49J '52J '54J M. et Mme Louis Gagnon fRita Langevin '513 M. et Mme Raymond Langevin CRolande Bergeron '453 Mlle Priscille Ramsey '54 M. et Mme Hervey Dube CMariette Blanchette '513 M. et Mme Raymond Blanchette '54 CJeannette Hamel 543 M. et Mme Normand Blanchette '48 CRolande Desgroseilliers '523 M. Richard Lacroix '56 M. et Mme Normand Richard '52 CElla Brodeur '523 Mlle Therese St. Pierre '52 M. et Mme Benoit Perrault '55 fDoris Lavertue '553 M. Raymond Gosselin '50 Mlle Rita Bernard '57 M. Roger Gosselin '54 M. et Mme Arthur Lachapelle '51 CAngeline Turgeon '523 Mlle Irene Lawrence '58 Mlle Claudette Baker '58 Mlle Pauline Trahan '58 M. Donald W. Couture '58 M. et Mme Roland Bergeron flrene Rodrigue 453 M. et Mme Maurice Long CLucille Lessard '533 M. et Mme Roland Caouette CAlice Long '473 lfLt et Mme Maurice Rheaume '49 M. Leo A. Rheaume, Ph.D. '46 Mlle Rose Rheaume '51 M. et Mme Jules Rheaume '53 M. Roland Routhier, R.P. '48 M. et Mme Gerard Berthiaume fCecile Caron 523 M. et Mme Normand Poirier '48 CPriscille Pepin '493 Mlle Shirley Marois '56 M. Paul Bouchard '56 M. et Mme Amedee Pitre CEstelle Dancoes '543 M. et Mme George Fortier '52 M. et Mme George St. Amant CLola Lambert '523 Mlle Lorraine Marchand '58 Mlle Lucille Marchand '56 M. Robert Fillion '55 Mlle Lucille Lettre '55 Mlle Joan Gagne '55 Mlle Lorraine Dugas '55 Mlle Monique Deschenes '56 M. Victor Grenier '56 M. et Mme Robert Lamontagne CPaulette Vienneau '563 Mlle Louise Lettre, R.N. '53 M. et Mme Maurice Bugeau, '47 CDoris Blanchette '483 Mlle Jane Rousseau '58 Mlle Jeannette Gagnon '58 Mlle Claire Caouette '58 M. Maurice Renaud '58 Mlle Lillian Laroche '58 Mlle Bibiane Filteau '58 M. Richard Perrault '58 M. Ernest Pelchat '58 M. Normand Rousseau '58 y 1 M. et Mme Lionel Gagnon fTherese Dutil M. et Mme Edgar Morneau CJacqueline Saucier M. John Bernard '57 Mlle Helene Dugas '57 Mlle Monique Blais '58 M. et Mme Charles Valliere CYolande Cote M. Jacques Rousseau '58 M. Arthur McGee '52 Mlle Cecile Bilodeau '56 M. Fernand Gauthier '57 M. Charles Murray '53 Mr. and Mrs. John McKelvey CPauline Dupuis M. et Mme Normand Bouchard CJeanne Lamontagne M. et Mme Normand Simard CDoris Bergeron M. et Mme Fernand Peloquin '45 CMarguerite Poirier M. Edward P. Gagne '55 M. et Mme Russell Coulombe '55 fGertrude Cote M. Richard Lapointe '53 M. Raymond Lapointe '52 Mlle Elaine Savoie '51 . Donald Grenier '57 . et Mme Roger Martin '57 . CLorraine St. Pierre . et Mme Lionel Frenette fLorraine Valliere Romeo Valliere '52 . George Coulombe '58 . et Mme Leo Deschenes , CLorraine Roy Mlle Lorraine Fortier '58 Mlle Gloria Coulombe '58 M. et Mme Reny Henry CDoris Morel M. et Mme Harvey Hamel '48 CMonique Pelchat M. et Mme Raymond Croteau CLucille Bedard Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan CAngele Pelchat Mlle Lucille Dion '56 M. et Mme Jean-Louis Naud fAnita Gagne Mlle Rita Pelletier '57 Pvt. Paul Ross '57 M. et Mme Donald Arsenault CMona Turmel M. Robert Schambier '58 Mlle Violette Baillargeon '57 Donald Bisson '57 ZZ Z :za 3 M. Albert Aube. Jr. '56 M. Roger Baillargeon '56 M. Pierre Morin '56 Z . et Mme Gerard Drapeau '50 fYvette Leclerc Mlle Jacqueline Lavigne '55 Mlle Lina Lavertue '56 M. Raymond St. Hilaire '58 M. Donald Baillargeon '57 M. Robert Nadeau '57 Rev. Albert Bellefeuille '46 Mlle Claudette Mercier '58 453 433 463 483 463 533 453 563 583 543 543 563 513 483 483 543 553 513 M. et Mme Richard Cadorette CMarguerite Arsenault Mlle Therese Fillion '55 M. George Seguin '58 M. et Mme Roland Baker CGeorgette Arsenault M. et Mme Raymond Lefebvre '54 CLucie Ruel M. et Mme Ronald Deyette '57 fLeona Ruel M. et Mme Armand Theriault CTherese Caron M. et Mme Roger Nadeau '48 CLorraine Nolet Mlle Annette Nolet '55 Mlle Marguerite Sylvestre '53 Mlle Louise Babin '54 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney CMuriel Frenette M. et Mme Gerard Gingras '45 CPriscille Gagne M. Robert Morrissette '58 M. et Mme Albert Maurais '54 CLucille Renaud M. et Mme Gerard Gauthier '47 CPauline Arsenault M. et Mme George Arsenault '51 Mlle Anita Hudon '57 Mlle Lorette Bedard '54 Mlle Eileen Rooney '45 M. et Mme Arthur Morrissette '53 M. et Mme Warren Goulette '47 CLola Soucy M. et Mme Fernand Villeneuve '49 fDolores Soucy Mlle Mona Soucy '55 M. Normand Dumont '51 Mlle Simonne Coulombe '57 M. Maurice Drapeau '56 Mlle Cecile Dube '57 Mlle Julienne Langlois '58 Mlle Therese Langlois '48 Mlle Claire Bergeron '56 M. et Mme Roland Bergeron '47 M. et Mme Normand Roy CMurie1 Bergeron Mlle Cecile Morrissette '58 M. et Mme Robert Moreau Ueannine Aube M. et Mme Sylvio Croteau '50 CRita Pinette M. et Mme Rodrigue Croteau fTherese Montminy Mlle Priscille Gallant '52 Mlle Gloria Gallant '55 M. et Mme Alfred Lebreton CDorothy Roers M. et Mme George Hamel CSimonne Croteau Mlle Jacqueline Leclerc '58 M. et Mme Raymond Landry '58 M. et Mme Richard Gaulin CClaire Labrecque M. Ronald Pelchat '57 M. Maurice Cote '57 M. Robert Tremblay '57 M. et Mme Leo Bergeron fAnnette Tremblay M. et Mme Normand Poulin '46 M. et Mme Gerard Gilbert Ueannette Dupuis M. Roland Morin '57 M. et Mme Leo Montminy '46 lDoris Dutil M. et Mme Raymond Poirier '53 Ueannine Croteau M. Leo Boucher '58 M. et Mme Maurice Poulin fCecile Boucher M. et Mme Ronald Richards '55 fLorraine Cote M. et Mme Henry Cote fNoella Bourbeau Mlle May Lafleur '56 Mlle Julienne Gagnon '56 Mlle Lucille Robichaud '56 M. et Mme Roland L'Heureux fPauline Allain M. et Mme Robert L'Heureux fDoris Allain M. et Mme Constant Blais flrene Robichaud Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur CAline Bisson M. et Mme Edward L'Heureux fAnnette Vaillancourt M. et Mme Joseph Ottolini CLucille Bourque Mlle Regina Poulin '58 Mlle Constance Bolduc '56 M, et Mme Robert Boisclair '53 Ueannette Moreau M. et Mme George Moreau '52 fViolette Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durgan CEvelyn Moreau M. et Mme Roland Patry Uuliette Blanchette M. et Mme Robert Valley '49 fPriscille Lepage M. et Mme Raymond Garon CLucille Moreau M. Leopold Langlois '50 M. Robert Caron '55 M. Richard Lemire '55 M. et Mme Henri Lemire fPauline Lessard M. et Mme Arthur Riendeau CTherese Lemire M. Robert Laflamme '57 M. et Mme Donald Roy '51 fDoris Jutras M. et Mme Hubert Mercier fElaine Dutil Mme R. Drapeau, R.N. CAnita Blanchette M. et Mme Emile Arsenault '48 ' fCecile Blanchette M. Robert Nadeau '57 M. et Mme Paul Saucier fCecile Brassard M. et Mme Bernard Baker '50 M. et Mme Donald Albert '53 fJeanne Biron M. et Mme Gerald Baker Ueannette Frechette M. et Mme Leon Lepage fLorraine Baker . Paul King '54 . Richard King '57 M M 475 465 535 575 555 435 455 475 505 565 545 505 545 535 '495 505 505 505 465 495 535 545 455 505 505 535 445 455 Mlle Lorraine Turgeon '57 M. et Mme Arthur King, Jr. '52 M. et Mme Paul Fredette KR Mlle Jeannine Luneau '58 Mlle Yvonne Dion '58 Mlle Therese Lepage '57 M. Roland Lepage, Jr. '56 Mlle Priscille Landry '58 Mlle Estelle Leclerc '54 Mlle Elaine Dussault '58 M. et Mme Raymond Mich ita aud M. et Mme M. et Mme Parent '50D M et Mme M. et Mme M. et Mme M. et Mme M. et Mme fRita Jutras '565 M. et Mme Paul Arsenault Mlle Constance Lapierre '58 M. et Mme Therese Dube '46J Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Dinardo CJeanne Lamontagne '54, M. et Mme UN MERCI CHALEUREUX A TOUS LES AMIS E T BIENFAITEURS DE NOTRE DAM E Normand Lessard U-Xlice Valley Yvan Boire CDolores Grenier Albert Bugeau CRita Labbe Robert Paulin '50 Gaston Fillion '43 fLucille Dube Richard Parent CRita Laperle Oscar Carrier '47 CRita Roberge Patrick Saucier '48 fRita Rivard Rene Caouette '50 CPauline Aube RECONNAISSANCE A NOS DEVOUEES MAITRESSES PROSPERITE ET SUCCES A NOTRE CHERE ECOLE FELICITATIONS ET VOEUX DE BONHEUR AUX GRADUES DE '59 DE Notre Dame High Alumni Association OFFICIERS President: Gaston Fillion '43 Vice-President: James Rooney '47 Secretaire: Eileen Rooney '46 Assistante Secretaire: Anita Drapeau '45 Tresorier: Paul Pinette '51 Assistante Tresoriere: Elaine Savoie '51 GLUCKWUNSCH QCONGRATULATIONSD CLASS OF 1959 COMPLIMENTS OF James W. Rooney Insurance Agency SERVING YOUR COMPLETE INSURANCE NEEDS AROUND THE CLOCK SOUVENIR DE RECONNAISSANCE au regretti disparu MONSEIGNEUR OMER F. BOUSQUET, P. D. TRIBUT DE GRATITUDE aux SOEURS DE LA PRESENTATION DE MARIE en charge de 1'Eco1e Notre Dame VOEUX DE SUCCES ET DE BONHEUR aux GRADUES DE 1959 PAUL PINETTE, Trisorier de la Classe 1951 Congratulations and Best W'ishes to the Graduates of 1959 MT. FORIST STUDIO, Inc. 262 MAIN STREET COpp. Fire Stationj PHONE 764 BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE BEST WISHES TO NOTRE DAME AND THE CLASS OE 1959 DUMAIS' RADIO CABS EMILIEN DUMAIS, Prop. 76 MAIN STREET o BERLIN, N. H Day and Night Service TELEPHONE BERLIN 303 AND 205 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '59 FLEURY FUNERAL HOMES BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE 72 HIGH STREET 497 BURGESS STREET Phone 20-W Phone 20-R GORHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE 18 PARK STREET Phone HO 6-2221 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE G R A D U A T 1: S OF NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL THE CITY OF BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE I 9 5 9 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1959 GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS OF THE ADLEY EXPRESS COMPANY BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF VAILLANCOURT'S SUPER MARKET, Inc. ULTRA MODERN SUPERMARKET 823 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE LOW EVERYDAY PRICES Plenty Free Parking o Air Conditioned TOP VALUE STAMPS GOOD WILL CASH AWARD Every Wednesday, 7:45 - Win .SSO to 8200 C BERLIN LODGE NO. 1056 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE C ROUSSEAU'S I. G. A. MARKET BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES THE CHEERLEADING SQUAD Captain: Rochelle Vaillancourt '59 Helene Langevin '59 Ida Ross '6l Gertrude Lepage '59 Gail Piche '61 Dorothy Deschenes '60 Louise Morneau '62 Sally Eagle '60 Rochelle Gosselin '62 Meilleures Felicitations ci tous les Gradues DU MAGASIN GUAY 8a DROUIN MEN'S SHOP 73 - 75 RUE MAIN TELEPHONE 780 Nous avons tout ce qu'il vous faut ia prix moderes pour le plus grand jour de votre vie, avec nos marques renommees et populaires: Habits - Michaels Stern at 4 Star par Mayfield Bas Interwoven - Chemises Jayson - Cravates Spur Ceintures Hickok Sous-Vetements Reis and Health Knit Bijouterie Hickok and Shields IOM' d'escom te sur tous vos achats de raduation P 9 Vous recevrez aussi les timbres d'escompte Compliments of 1-GN ENGRAVING Q0 mc. L -WEL? 'ffifccfzan' NY PLATESMAKERS ron ovrk SlXfY.YlARS 1o4 PARK STREET LI-ZWlSTON.MAlNE EYIQPCIVQPS of HWQ YQGPLIOOL Compliments of 193 MIDDLE STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Dvinlers of The NOTIQE DAME Yearbook BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES HIGHLAND PARK HOMES LEO J. LANDRY Contractor and Builder Phone 2132-W 2132-R UPPER LANCASTER STREET BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF BERLIN FIRE Sz CASUALTY AGENTS' ASSOCIATION JACOB'S INSURANCE, INC. THE LEO DELISLE CO. J. A. VAILLANCOURT AGENCY WOODWARD 8 GERRISH AGENCY GERARD MORIN AGENCY BILODEAU BROS. INSURANCE AGENCY SAUCIER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF BRIDEAU BUILDING SUPPLY LUMBER Doors and W'indows Shingles and Roofing Paints and Hardware Insulation Board Floor Tile Rock Wool TELEPHONE 2006 EXCHANGE STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Y8xO1NN COM 1' '99 COMPLIMENTS OF BERLIN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE BERLIN MOTOR SALES. INC. BERNARD MOTOR SALES, INC. CRESCENT MOTORS, INC. GLEN MOTORS, INC. MAC - NAP CHEVROLET, INC. THE AUTO MART, INC. ORINO MOTORS, INC. ROBICHAUD'S GARAGE, INC, REGAL BILLIARD PARLOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 JOHN TURCOTTE, Prop. A o o Recreation Center Fountain Service A Complete Meals Tasty Sandwiches Home Made Pastries Soft Drinks o 0 Always Pleased To Serve You 177 MAIN STREET Telephone 8006 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1959 BISSON'S DAIRY E. BISSON, Prop. Better Dairy Products HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Pasteurized and Raw Milk TELEPHONE 2227 BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Mutual COMPWON United OF OMAHA COMPANIES OF OMAHA Gordon McCown Associates, Inc. LARGEST HEALTH 8 ACCIDENT COMPANY IN THE WORLD LUCIEN N. LANGLOIS BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments de LA CAISSE POPULAIRE QSXEN 0,95 , 'Q 4,1 ,, 1 '23, AX XJ ,1lf m. 5 'fliinml 'X Q eiikgf, 4 ,3J'?ff-feiiif ' E v .ss 24 - . , H ,iv -pf pq A. .x ,I an DE L'ANGE GARDIEN Fondee dans l'annee l929 par l'abbe OMER F. BOUSQUET 1929 S 16,407.83 1959 S3,3l7,457.63 President Honoraire Directeurs Leopold Bouchard Edouard Filteau Richard Campagna Roland Dumont Willie Arguin Octave Lambert Alexander Taylor Joseph Leroux Thomas Bellefeuille Rev. Rodolphe Heon Officiers Octave Lambert, President Richard Campagna, V. President Edouard Filteau, Secretaire Thomas Bellefeuille, Gerant Commission de Surveillance Albert Blanchette Oscar Carrier Clovis Morin Commission de Credit Gerard Roy August Godin Blaise Heroux I-Icures de Bureau: 9:00 A.M. a ll:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. a 3:00 P.M Ferme les jours de fetes legales. d'obligation et le samedi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1959 Dubois Sewing Center Where You Buy Necchi - Elna SEWING MACHINES ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS 223 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1545 BONS VOEUX ET FELICITATIONS AUX GRADUES Le Tiers - Ordre La Ligue du Sacre- Coeur Les Dam-es de Ste-Anne La .Ieunesse Catholique Les Enfants de Marie Boy Scouts PAROISSE SAINT-JOSEPH Rev. A. LAUZIERE. Cure M. l'abb6 Gerard Boucher, uicazre M. l'abb6 Delphin Gagne, uzcazre COMPLIMENTS OF BERLIN - GORHAM GROCERS' ASSOCIATION BOAT COVERS TARPAULIN ANDROSCOGGIN AUTO TRIM CO. A. R. BERGERON Custom Made Seat Covers, Truck Cushions, Convertible Tops Jeep Tops, Floor Mats. Interior Upholstering 199 MADIGAN STREET BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF McCready's Dairy 102 GRANITE STREET TELEPHONE 713 Compliments of Compliments of Donald R. Langevin CO,.,,,,,e,e me of Nolet's Bleach Water PLUMBING MERCHANDISE Sales - Service 36 Devens TEL. 1261 38 SUCCESS STREET Berlin, New Hampshire '-Iielephone 230-W Halle Provision Co. 811 SECOND AVENUE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of the Class of 1959 United Brotherhood Local 75 International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL - CIO 157 MAIN STREET BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE BEST w1sHEs TO ALL THE GRADUATES BERLIN DAIRY Pasteurizers of Better Milk Products Homogenized Vitamin D. Milk Manufacturers of Better Ice Cream TELEPHONE BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE M Sz M Auto Body Shop SUNOCO GAS AND OILS Telephone 2192 49 HILLSIDE AVENUE BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE Berlin Poster Advertising Co., Inc. 49 York Street Morris 8z Company Box 502 BUILDING MATERIAL Berlin New Hampshire LUMBER Telephone 7 O7 ALBERT NADEAU. Manager A PHONE 6-3391 EXCELLENT Mount Madison Motel CARMEN AND LEO DUPUIS, props. Located: Junction Routes Z and l6 l Mile North End of Gorham, New Hampshire ROOMS COMPLIMENTS OF THE BERLIN LIONS' CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF Norman W. King PLUMBING AND HEATING FREE ESTIMATES EOR PLUMBING AND HEATING JOBS 195 WIGHT STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF Gorham Motel Congratulations and Best Wishes Leveill-e Paint Store APPLIANCES AND GIFTS Paint 0 Varnish o Wallpaper 0 Sundries 44 Mason Street Telephone 2566 BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Northern Paving 8z Construction Co., Inc. 604 BURGESS STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone 2524 Gorham: HO 6-3372 DOMINIC GEMMITI, Prop. HOT TOP ROADS AND DRIVEWAYS SELL COLD PATCH RENTAL OF BACKHOE AND COMPRESSOR COMPLIMENTS OF Morneau and Sons STORAGE AND MOVING BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Nissen Baking Co. OLD HOME PRODUCTS THE FOURNIERS, DISTRIBUTORS BEST WISHES L 85 M City Service 331 Wight Street TELEPHONE 444-W Henry Legace HOME 25 AUTO SUPPLY STORE Corner Pleasant and Exchange Streets Berlin New Hampshire TELEPHONE 1483 COMPLIMENTS OF Day's Jewelry Store I79 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE BERLlN'S LEADING JEWELER J. E. Faltin Motor Transportation, Inc. I77 GLEN AVENUE Telephone 1029 A. BUBER BUBER BUBER Luther Buber Sons Company L U M B E R UNION STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Shingles Ark Finish Pulp Plaster Celatex Doors, Windows Brick Pine Finish Lime Roofing N. C. P. Finish Cement Tile COMPLIMENTS oil Paper City TV Cable Corporation The right way and the best way to receive television THE TV CABLE 1 GREEN SQUARE Phone 2148 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1959 FROM LABNON'S MEN'S SHOP BERLlN'S FINEST MEN'S SHOP 61 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 474 COMPLIMENTS OF ARMAND'S DRIVE-IN Paul Bisson's Dairy FROM FARM TO YOU HOMOGENIZED AND PASTEURIZED MILK RAW AND CREAM Telephone 1731 M-1 CATES HILL Best Wl'Sh8S to the Graduates of 1959 FELIX THIBEAULT PLUMBING AND HEATING 60 GILBERT STREET TELEPHONE 2085 COMPLIMENTS OF C. N. HODGDON CO. Home Heating Headquarters Since 1885 General Electric Oil Burning Furnaces YORK AUTOMATIC HEAT Happy Cooking fMeteredj Gas THE GAS SERVICE PEOPLE PREFER Coal -- Wood - Charcoal Range - Oil - Furnace Radio Dispatch Trucks FOR PROMPT AND EEEICIENT SERVICE 38 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF L. R. LAMOUREUX MEN'S. WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING Buy the Modern Way 75 Coos STREET PHONE 1862 BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE AUTO LOAN? Compliments of Y E S I Ask Your Dealer To Finance Your Next Automobile Through Us. Life Insurance Included. Rol's Shell Station ROLAND BERGERON, Prop. FiIl2lIlC6 Company, Inc. 325 Main Street 177 Main Street BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone 918 E. DUPUIS 8z SON EMILE DUPLIIS GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING AND ROOFING 430 DERRAH STREET TELEPHONE 2464-J COMPLIMENTS OF DEL'S GROCERY MEATS AND GROCERIES A N D BLANCHETTE'S SERVICE STATION GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION Corner Coos and Hutchins Streets Telephone 812 BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments and Sincere Thanks to -- The Class of 1959 THE ATWOOD STUDIO 'ES FOTOSHOP fBerlin's Longest Established Studio - 22 Years of Servicej HOME OF o Finest Quality Speedlite Portraiture o Prompt On-the-Spot Camera Repair Service o Large Selection of New and Used Cameras and Accessories fTrade-ins Welcomedj Yes, for ALL your photographic ana' portrait requirements . , LEE COULOMBE, Proprietor Phone 1990 or Stop-in at The Atwood Studio Sa Fotoshop 185 Main Street COpposite the Postoffice Bldg.j Berlin, N. H. Top Furniture Incorporated COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS RCA - WHIRLPOOL HOT POINT APPLIANCES 8 Main. Street, Berlin, N. H. 5 Redington Street, Littleton. N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF- Brody's Ladies' Shop ALICE. ROSE AND ROLAND GREGOIRE, Props. Distinctive Ladies' Apparel We Give S 'Ed H Green Stamps 95 MAIN STREET BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF Fredette Brothers SUPER SERVICE STATION Sunoco Products AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 1325 MAIN STREET Telephone 5334 Compliments of Smith Sz Town P R I N T E R S 42 MAIN STREET BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE M. J. Morrison, Inc. TELEPHONE 203 5 Glen Avenue Berlin. New Hampshire CLEANING o TAILORING o SHIRTS LAUNDERED FUR AND GARMENT STORAGE S 53 I-I Green Stamps COMPLIMENTS OF Barney's Calso Station RANGE OIL I WHITE GAS TIRE REPAIRS Telephone 1913 131 Pleasant Street Berlin, New Hampshire Parent's Service Station 60 PLEASANT STREET TELEPHONE 746 TELEPHONE 1483 COMPLIMENTS OF Wilfred's Restaurant 117 MAIN STREET GORHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE MORRISSETTE FOOD MART FINEST GROCERIES AND MEATS HEADQUARTERS FOR S. S. PIERCE FINE FOOD Telephone 2088 554 HILLSBORO STREET NOTRE DAME SCHOOL RINGS FOR CLASS OF 1959 furnished by HERFF - JONES CO. WM. B. FLYNN, Representative 20 BERKELEY STREET PORTLAND, MAINE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sEN1oRs PROM THE q WILSON REXALL PHARMACY Compliments of Gill's Flower Shop At Your Service Since 1900 Flowers For All Occasions At All Hours of the Day Member of F.L.D. 234 Main Street Telephone 18-W Compliments of Ben Evans V Home of Fine Clothes for MEN AND BOYS 57 Main Street Tel, 3-W Compliments of White Mountain Lumber Company Manufacturers of Hard Wood and Soft Wood Lumber East Milan Road Berlin New Hampshire CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Berlin Utility Gas Co. ARTHUR KING, JR.. Prop. Berlin New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS OF Granite State Rubber Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Rich and Burns A TTORN E YS 157 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 9 COMPLIMENTS OF City Savings Bank 9 MAIN STREET - GREEN SQUARE Real Estate -- Federal Housing Administration Loans Veterans Administration Loans - Collateral Loans Member Federal Deposit Corporation CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Naboshek's Fashion Shop WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF City Hardware Store l06 Pleasant Street Berlin, New Hampshire TELEPHONE 1338 HOBBIES 8 HOBBY SUPPLIES Paints - Sporting Goods - Housewares - Electrical Appliances Plumbing Supplies - Tools - Glass COMPLIMENTS OF - Lessard's Sand 8z Gravel Co., Inc. Telephone Nos. 2153-J, 734 and l74-ll BERLIN AND GORHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE E. Langlais' Sons JEWELERS IN OUR 49TH YEAR OF SERVICE Authorized Agency for Artcarued and Feature-Lock Diamonds Bulova, Elgin, Tissot, Longines, Wittnauer Watches 195 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1995 Expert Engraving and Watch Repairing COMPLIMENTS OF Brown The Florist and Cabins GORHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE Tel. HOMESTEAD 5531 COMPLIMENTS OF Toussaint Baking Company COMPLIMENTS OF Kelley's Auto Supply, Inc. Automotiut Jobbefs and Industrial Distributors Intersection Glen and Pleasant Phone 405 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OP 1959 Lloyd Rafnell YOUR SENIOR HOP ORCHESTRA AUBURN, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Bob's Variety Shop FELICITATIONS SINCERES ET NOS MEILLEURS VOEUX AUX FINISSANTS DE 1959 M. ET MME LEO R. THERRIEN Le0's Electrical Store 44 MASON STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE N0rman's TV Sales Sz 'Service NORMAND A. CHAREST, Prop. RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR NEW AND USED TV SETS: FEATURING THE 1959 MOTOROLA SERIES UPPER LANCASTER STREET TELEPHONE lO3l-Nl Association Des Cercles Lacordaire Et Ste-Jeanne D'Arc Du New-Hampshire ANGE GARDIEN I BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE V.P. Edmond Nadeau Presidente Mme Edmond Lacasse Percepteur, Roch Cayouette V.P. Mme Narcisse Beaudoin President Oscar Bell Sec. Mlle Alice Bergeron Treas. Mlle Blandine Maurais Aumonier Rev. Pere- Robert ,Marchand COMPLIMENTS OF Wm. A. Gosselin Co., Inc. PLUMBING, HEATING AND ' ' SHEET METAL WORK 270 Pleasant Street Telephone 346 BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE Joseph and Normand Poirier CONTRACTORS 638 KING STREET TELEPHONE 1439-W Sears Roebuck 8: Co. CATALOGUE ORDER OFFICE Telephone I555 108 Main Street Berlin, New Hampshire BEST WISHES FROM White Mountain Council No. 506 Knights of Columbus Rene Bergeron PAINTER o CONTRACTOR TELEPHONE 1563-R 681 Kent Street Berlin. New Hampshire Congratulations to the Class o f '59 Compliments of Berlin W0men's , , 011 Heating Co. Democratic Club Henry J. Beaudoin and Paul Cusson Proprietors WARD 2 135 Glen Avenue Chaloux O11 Company COmp,,mm,S of Inc. RANGE AND FUEL OIL Mobil-Flame Bottled Gas Leon Costello Co. Cefmefe Caps - Firestone Tires Willard Batteries -ff 2 EZ11Ef5f252?253?f 1 - - -- Pfffic: -- '-'l f-f l' - ' fi Riverside Drive Tel. 1998 Office Telephone 457 1354 Hutchins St. Berlin. N. H. Berlin, New Hampshire CONGRATULATIONS FROM LEO NADEAU WOOD TRUCKING ReisneR Cleaners R. E. THIBAULT. Prop. Telephone 902 46 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF Green Shoe Store 171 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1564 Pot Luck Restaurant WE CATER THROUGHOUT THE NORTH COUNTRY 244 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE George's Home Made Candies Sz Chocolates TELEPHONE 2458W 207 MAIN STREET BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF FRED PRINCE WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE Corner Mason and Pleasant Telephone 1874 Philip Brassard's Square Deal Market MEAT, FISH, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES BEER and ALE Cor. Green and Pleasant Streets Telephone 66 Or 67 BEST WISHES FROM Sheriff Alonzo Labonte COMPLIMENTS OF Lettre Memorial Co. TELEPHONE 2228 IF YOU WANT THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY GET GENUINE BARRE GRANITE MONUMENTS DISPLAY ON CATES HILL OSCAR LETTRE, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Western Auto Associate Store .PAUL E. COUTURE, Proprietor 255 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 829 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Blais Sz Co., Inc. Jos. E. Taillon BUILDING CONTRACTOR 21 WINTER STREET TELEPHONE 1962 BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE Simon Stahl 8a Sons OFFICE PHONE 100-W YARD EXCHANGE 100-R 100 MAIN STREET BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Mosca's Market GROCERIES 0 MEATS 0 HARDWARE WE DELIVER Nous Parlons Franqais 167 EAST MASON STREET TELEPHONE 285 COMPLIMENTS OF Gorham Oil, Inc. Proprietor W. RYAN COMPLIMENTS OF Berlin Second Hand Store DUMONT, INC. Authorized Agent for Leonard Appliances -Hoover Cleaners and Famous 'Perfect Sleeper Mattress Telephone 832 133 COLE STREET Norman's City Service Station A L A AGENT DON'T DELAY - CALL TODAY Telephone 813-M 670 Kent Street BERUN NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments of Notre Dame Arena Compliments of Princess Theater Compliments of Berlin Furniture Mart DUMONT TELEVISION Maytag and Kelvinator Dealer Main Street Tel. Berlin, New Hampshire ALBERT MORIN 9 COMPLIMENTS OF Public Service Co. of New Hampshire BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Pisani's paint Store Rene T. Richards 8z Son Dealer for Kyanize Paint - Wallpaper GENERAL CONTRACTOR Novelties L. PISANI. Prop. 52 Gilbert Street Tel. 1287-R 58 Main St. Berlin TELEPHONE 1331 CoMPL1MENrs or Dr. F. M. Appleton COMPLIMENTS OF Arthur Vallee SHOE REPAIR SHOP Liberty Market FOOD id GROCERY GEORGE CROTEAU AND ROBERT JUTRAS Hutchins Street Berlin, N. H. CoMPLiMENTs oi: Blais Groceries M. MONTMINY, Prop. Telephone 321 86 Mason Street Berlin. N. H FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Berlin Aerie No. 1464 BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Best Wishes to the Class of '59 CONGRATULATIONS - 1959 GRADUATES St. Louis Hospital School of Nursing BERLIN. NEW HAMPSHIRE Accredited by New Hampshire State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration New Hampshire State Board of Education Provisionally accredited by National League for Nursing Three-year diploma program with affiliations in: Pediatrics at Boston City Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Psychiatry at New Hampshire State Hospital, Concord, New Hampshire Public Health at Berlin City Health Department, Berlin, New Hampshire Classes admitted each September Bob's Cycle Shop HUMMER m4.T. i LjUQ ,iff Labossiere Street BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE J. J. Newberry Co Bargains Plus Value 5 - 10 - 25C Stores Congratulations Class of '59 Labnolfs Dept. Store Berlin, New Hampshire l0',Q Dfscounl To All Graduates Best Wishes from The Berlin Police Association COME SEE! YOU'I.L SAVE! AT A 8z P Supermarkets AMERICA'S EOREMOST FOOD RETAILERS SINCE 1859 COMPLIMENTS OF Dubois Cleaners 8: Launderette Service 64 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 763 NOS VOEUX DE BONHEUR AUX GRADUES Dames De Ste-Anne PAROISSE ANGE GARDIEN COMPLIMENTS Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Berlin No. 618 Sealtest Ice Cream E. A. GOSSELIN. Manager General Ice Cream Corporation BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE 215 G COMPLIMENTS OF Rousseau's Service Station LEN AVENUE TELEPHONE 165 1 -J BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Rocky's Cab 19 Main Street TELEPHONE 5104 Ware Knitters OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Berlin New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS OF Doctor Luther Buber COMPLIMENTS OF Alyce Beauty Shoppe ALICE AND GEORGE ALLEN, Props. 149 Oak Street Telephone 761 MEILLEURS VOEUX DE SUCCES AUX GRADUES DE 1959 Villa Ange-Gardien No. 318 A. C. A. COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Irving Moffett Berlin Drug Store DOMINIC AND HARRY MIELE Registered Druggists, Owners 67 Main Street Telephone 261 COMPLIMENTS O17 Moffett Millinery 86 Gift Shoppe 201 Main Street Berlin New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS OF City Drug Store WM. H. BARRETT - B. S. in Pharm. 199 Main Street Telephone 1050 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. R. I-I. McVetty COMPLIMENTS OF Peter R. Maffeo M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF jean Louis Blais ATTORNEY AT LAW Sheridan Building Berlin. N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF Landry Turkey Farm TURKEYS, CHICKENS, EGGS. TURKEY POULTS 1945 Hutchins Street Phone 442 COMPLIMENTS OF City Fruit Market JULIUS PORETTA, Prop. 81 Main Street Telephone 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Reynold H. Fiege COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Roy S. Rayner Optometrist Berlin New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS DE L. P. Beaudoin, M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF Eastman's YOUR General Electric Appliance Headquarters 227 Main Street Berlin, New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS DES Enfants de Marie Paroisse de l'Ange-Gardien BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1959 City Diner COMPLIMENTS OF Bill Marcou Live Baits - Year Round 615 Burgess Street Telephone 2437 -M COMPLIMENTS OF Cushman Baking Company FERNAND LAROCHE COMPLIMENTS OF Arthur Bergeron ATTORNEY AT LAW CoMPL1MENTs or Dr. Julius Israel COMPLIMENTS OF Sinibaldi Restaurant TELEPHONE 2265-M 207 MASON STREET E. SINIBALDI, Prop. Lionel Furniture Company 240 PLEASANT STREET COMPLIMENTS DE Edouard M. Danais M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF Romeo Noury OPTCMETRIST COMPLIMENTS OF Robert Morris DENTIST Leo's Barber Shop LEO VAILLANCOURT, Prop. EAST MASON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Lapointe's Barber Shop 150 Pleasant Street COMPLIMENTS OF Arthur O. Dupont ATTORNEY AT LAW Wilson Building Berlin. N. H Ray's jewelry Store WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND JEWELRY RAYMOND J. LANGLOIS, Proprietor 58 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Felicitations aux Gradues de '59 Conseil Anne-Marie Rivier DE L'Union St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE Shirley's Beauty Shop SHIRLEY MARCH' PMP' Women's Democratic Club Notre Dame Graduate of '56 A WARD 4 89 Cushing Street Telephone 655-M I I COMPLIMENTS OF Simon Davis Smart Shop B e l l S h o p s Headquarters For All Your TELEPHONE 1780 d ' e Gm uauon Ne ds 173 Main Street Berlin, New Hampshire Romeo's Blue Sunoco Gas Georges Cash Market Romeo L'HEUREUX, Prop. 7-,yes - Gas - O,-1 - Ba,,e,,-es GROCERIES, MEATS, PROVISIONS Special Double on TV Stamps 320 High Street Telephone 2037 COMPLIMENTS OF Bisson's Wheel Alignment . Ralph Peloqum GLEN AVENUE Photographer for Berlin New Hampshire Lewiston Sun and Berlin Reporter u COMPLTMENTS or Riva 86 Stanley Co. PLUMBERS Al'lnCtte,S Beauty Shoppe 250 Main Street Telephone 22 133 Spruce Street Tel. 1927vW COMPLIMENTS or Arnold P. Hanson ATTORNEY AT LAW A Friend of Notre Dame 90 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Meilleurs Voeux aux Gradues 1959 COMPLIMENTS 01: Peloquin's Market MEATS AND GROCERIES Telephone 133 396 Forbush Avenue Syl Morrissette 147 Grafton Street Berlin. N. H. Berlin New Hampshire , COMPLIMENTS or Pennock's Sales and Service ERIGIDAIRE PYROFAX GAS The Beauty BOX Telephone 1653 CECILE TILTON and OLIVE LACROIX 567 Main Street Berlin. N. H. Proprietors COMPLIMENTS OF Louis Rozek, M. D. 248 Pleasant Street Gosselin Paint Store, Inc. PAINTS VARNISHES 15 Mechanic Street Tel. 608-W COMPLIMENTS OF Whitcomb-Rydins 87 - 89 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS DE J. E. E. Larochelle, M.D. CoMPuMENTs OF Morin Sundial Shoe Store COMPLIMENTS or: A. Ouellette Tel' 877,W SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 193 Main Street Berlin. N. H. 257 Main Street Berlin, N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF GOOD SHOES Eugene P. Rousseau COUNCILMAN WARD 4 PROPERLY FITTED Langis Shoe Store Sylvio's TV Shop Television Sales and Service SYLVIO LEMELIN Tel. 2031-M 681 Third Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF Brannen, Inc. ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS 340 Main Street Telephone 83-W Fdlicimtions Dames de Ste - Anne Paroisse Ste - Anne COMPLIMENTS OF Raymond M. Griffin, D.S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF Tri Corner Market GEORGE BRASSARD COMPLIMENTS OF Annie Albert's Beauty Salon 541 Chaplain Street Tel. 1147 COMPLIMENTS OF Rusco Window Company DoN A. BOULAY 193 Willow Street Telephone 1889-R COMPLIMENTS or: Paul R. Rancourt, M.D. COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Paul Dumontier BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF Willimn H. Halvorson D. M. D, 254 Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF Florence's Beauty Shoppe Telephone 1575 53 Church Street Berlin, New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS DE Norman E. Toussaint D. D. S. COMPLIMENTS OF Guay's Barber Shop .IOSEPH GUAY, Prop. 243 EAST MASON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Preston R. Smith Optometrist 164 Main Street Berlin. N. COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. Grant Co. Dept. Store 151 Main Street Phone 701-J COMPLIMENTS OF Ronaldo Morin COUNCILMAN OF WARD 2 COMPLIMENTS OF R. Blackburn BUDGET PLAN JEWELER FELICITATIONSI BONS SOUHAITS! Une Amie De Notre Dame COMPLIMENTS OF Leo's Beauty Salon 241 Willard Street Tel. 1912 Northern Peaks Motel LIONEL and PEARL LAROCIHIE, Props. Phone HO 6-2133 Open All Year Routes 2 and 16 Gorham, N. COMPLIMENTS OF Gerard L. Morin INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 193 MAIN STREET BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1959 East Side Drug Store 183 East Mason Street Telephone 259-M COMPI. I MENTS OF Berlin Glass Shop LEO FOURNIER, Prop. Telephone 2160 Mason Street Restaurant PROP. CECILE DAMBOISE HOME COOKED MEALS AND BEVERAGES 18 MASON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Mac's Bernie BC Dave COMPLIMENTS OF Chagnon Gulf Service Station SERVICE -- WHAT IS IT WORTH? Main and Fourth Streets Tel. 142 COMPLIMENTS OF Mai-y's Pizza Place COMPLIMENTS OF HOT PIZZA Chick's Light Trucking PROP. MARY FERRANTE Cascade Flats Telephone 1348 Rolandis Cities Service 195 Coos Street Telephone 1893 GAS. OIL, GREASING, WELDING, MECHANICAL WORK COMPLIMENTS OF Chick's Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF Berlin Bargain Center Cray Oil Company GAS, RANGE, AND FUEL OIL 412 Glen Avenue Telephone 1880 COMPLIMENTS OF Bisson's Pure Maple Products CATES I'II1.I. Eagle Oil Company 440 Glen Avenue Telephone 1057 Blanchette Bros. RED is WHITE Poop STORE MEATS U GROCERIES 211 East Mason St. Tel. 1986 - 1987 Berlin, New Hampshire East Side Cleaners I,AURIER POULIN, Prop. 152 Grafton Street Telephone 846-W GOOD WISHES TO THE GRADUATES The Notre Dame Cafeteria Staff COMPLIMENTS OF L. A. Emmerton Candy's Beauty Shop PAULINE OUELLETTE. Prop. Telephone 2606 106 Mason Street COMPLIMENTS or Dr. and Mrs. M. Zeltzerman Young's Music Store Marsh Dental Laboratory 215 Main Street Telephone 971 39 Seventh Street Telephone 1045-M R. Vaillancourt SHOE REPAIRING Riverside Market 91 GREEN STREET 1299 Main Street Telephone 1891 COMPLIMENTS OF , Laurette s Groceries Brodyss Menas Shop PROVISIONS -- CANDY - SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM 29 Main Street Berlin, N. H. 197 Coos Street Berlin, N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Welsh Luncheonette Irene's Beauty Shoppe PROP- DP-VID S. WELSH IRENE DESILETS, Prop. 8 Main Street Gorham, N. H. 52 Mason Street Telephone 2355 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Vogue Beauty Shop Kingis Store 194 WIGHT STREET 26 UNITS TV AND RADIO lN EACH UNIT Individual Thermostat Control Tl'-HVCICI' Motel Dr. R. G. Ingalls JULIUS AND DOMINIC PORETTA, Props. OPEN YEAR ROUND COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS or QUALITY BUYS QUALITY CARs Patenaude Motor Sales FINEST CARS IN TowN Telephone 1860-J Berlin New Hampshire Tower Inn COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Ben,s Restaurant Rohichaud 86 Amero Dairy PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM 827 Second Avenue Telephone 5109 345 Madison Ave. Phone 1222-M Edward E' MUIYOMY Grace's Beauty Studio PLUMBING AND HEATING HAIRDRESSER 57 Green Street Berlin. N. H. 197 Main Street Telephone 2458 M COIVIPIJMENTS OF Dr. W. L. Perkins COMPLIMENTS OF Gatchel1's Station 86 Store Gorham New Hampshire COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Berlin Tire Co. DEALER FOR GOODYEAR TIRES Grossman H0me5 AND CUSTOM REF1-READING Representative: RAYMOND TURMEL ROBERT A. DUPUIS, Prop. 412 GLEN AVENUE 17 Ottawa Street Telephone 2678-M FELICITATIONS ET BONS SOUHAITS Enfants De Marie Paroisse Ste. Anne Go1dberg's Auto Service, Inc. 12 Green Square Telephone 1604 COMPLIMENTS OF Lionel Goudreau ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring for Light. H 1878 Riverside Drive eat, Power Tel. 24 Z 2 -- Iu- - V:. -In gn I Li:- uzfi -.I 'P'-rw' Iqgln.. Sig'-r 'lv'-A11-.H ui.-av 4. 24 ,In- n.'v'E fin.- I I I- I- 5 I I II x h N .. I I . 1 Q W. I -av A Q - --LV -I - .At I .lg -- -. '. .L -1 ' . V Qftx 4 ' 'Q' - I - I, 1 ' 3 ,. -... J I.-. v. lg . - -I Z, -s '-H ' 1, , 'aglfuic .. Q.,-MHA :'l'V- V . I x ' ,LLH ug 'I I1 3-- II .rf - ' fu LA ' A .gf-I - I'-,If , ' -- .. - I - -A ,x , . Lu-3,1 gag 'I fa- .,.. 1- ! 1 K, .ml ' ., 'I ' 'JL f r ' -I - ,S 5 I- :F I 54- . 5-, Lujj- -alu- ' I -we rg - . L i' - . - I -. I ' V I ll ln. i -- - - MF I A - - 2- ,.'1 . .E - 9 1 - -Q H - , - I I I I 'J W - - - I n - - -'