Prevost High School - Prevost Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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EUGENE HAMEL, 212 Eagle Eugene, because of shyness and rather taci- turn disposition, is to-day as much an enigma to most of us as when he enrolled four years ago. He says little but accomplishes much. In his studies he has struggled on with steady deter- mination and unyielding courage. The class of '40 is not a bit worried about Eugene's future. We know he'll manage to smile his way through somehow. RAYMOND GUAY 4 Murray Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4, Camera Club 4. RAYMOND LABBE, 75 Walker Glee Club 2, 3. Raymond is a congenial individual, one among thousands to force his way into the hearts of others, at first sight. He is our idea of the pet- fect gentleman at all times: tall, dignified and gracious, that's Raymond. He is a happy-go- lucky lad, as we all have discovered, and doubt- less will not let the cares of the business world weigh too heavily on his shoulders. May his beaming mile brighten every mile of the road he has to travel. Raymond is one of the quiet supporters of the Ptevost High School, but none the less a staunch one. In studies, he performed admirably. Be- sides his intellectual attainments he is a thorough- ly enjoyable companion and possesses all the traits that win esteem and friendship. With the best wishes for a successful future we bid him farewell. - Page is

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OSCAR FONTAINE, 12 Roper With pride and admiration we present Oscar Fontaine, one of the finest students Prevost High School has produced since its foundation. Oscar is a quiet fellow who has earned the esteem of his fellow students because of his scholarly na- ture. In and out of class he is a firm believer in the motto Silence is golden . May his name be ever identified with the movements that are for higher and better things. PAUL GIROUX, 78 Melville Class Treasurer 33 Dramatics 4. Glee Club 2, Camera Club 4. Paul shines not because of his wealth of red hair, but rather because of his ingenuity and pleasant personality. A fluent speaker and a good strategist, he has succeeded more than once in talking his way out of a tight situation. You will be missed by all who knew you at the Prevost High School, and were benefited by your unfailing optimism. 0 Page I4 FERNAND GUAY, 4 Murray Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4. During the past four years the walls of the Prevost High School have echoed and re-echoed with Fernand's gay laughter. When one is gloomy it takes Fernand to cheer him up. A welcome guest in every gathering, in and out of the school, he literally radiates sunshine wherever he treads. Well, Fernand, the world needs steady, honest workers. You are one of them. May your fu- ture be as bright as the past has been enjoyable.

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. A candid smile, a fine disposition, a will to win-all three spell Robert and these need no elaboration . . . Cheerful of manner, tranquil by temperament, free from all worry, Robert has al- ways been considered the all-around good fellow. It is not easy to say adieu to such a worthy and likable comrade. We feel sure that his winning personality and studious habits will bring him to the top rung in the ladder of success. 1 Page is ROBERT LAROCQUE, 160 Reney Glee Club 2, 3, 4. RENE LAJOIE, 173 Mason Glee Club 3, 4. Nine years ago Rene made his first appearance at Prevost. He was only a small boy in knickers then but time has wrought quite a change. Rene has since grown into a young man of dignified mien. However he is still smiling-and, inci- dentally, now wears trousers . . . When Rene leaves the Prevost High School we shall all feel that we have lost a very dear friend to whom we sey, May God bless all your endeavors. HERVE LAVOIE, 207 Leonard Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 4. Herve came from St-Mathieuis School four years ago and during this time he has become truly one of Prevost High School's best. A good student, a polished gentleman, a lovable com- panion, such is Herve. He is serious and con- scientious in his work. One cannot help but be impressed by his unfailing good nature. I-Ie has enough of it for two ordinary fellows. Positively we're sorry to part with Herve.