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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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SON EXCELLENCE MONSEIGNEUR JAMES L. CONNOLLY, D.D. ,X , ut - W . X ' . f .. ' N . xi,-1 ' E' XL , . , ' x :-Q, ,ffl QM dv' jf ,f K, -Q f W ' ,fd A ,.,.. 'rm fe , Q - , W a 1 REV. EDWARD J. GORMAILI. A.M Superintendent of Diocesan Schools L no .K Q Q ..r,,r,.r,n,,r.,,,ur..,.,M,..,r,, .,... J ,A ., .A. .,r.L,r,,,-...,L.,r..,:.,,.., En janvier dernier nous apprenions ln nomination du Rov. Fire Arthur G. Dupuis comme a u in o n i e r A Porphelinat Saint- Juseph, Il n bien voulu uccmicler ii nos ilosirs en restnnt rliapelnin de la congrci- gation de la sainte Vierge ii l'6cole Pro- vost. Pour son devoucment nux int6r6ts spirituels et tempox-els de Prdvost, nous , tenons ix lui tiunoignei' notre respect filial et notre vivo reconnaissance. , I 'I f' YTSFV . l r . - - I , ri- 5 I 4 Rivirend Fire Snuinlu Goyeue, Directeur de l'6cole Notre- f' Dame et vicaire de Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes. Q Rivairend Fire Omer J. Luuier, Vicaire de Notre-Danie-de- Lourdesg aumonier des scouts et de l'6quipe Sainte-Bernadette de l'Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Am6riqueg professeur de religion pour les enfants des sicoles publiques. l .4 .iii r If--2 4 -- 1 f Y- 'Q 1-rg:-f--rfv's-'-ffm .-'::'w ' 1' 5:'1'.: 'F ?' . if ff - 2, ' . ' 1' if 5 ZW . . 1, ,-, ' ,' ' , ' ' ' ' .M-1:54 A4YAjL'1 , ..'n.'f4 xg,-4: in 'J,'..LL.4.1 ' A A.. .L 4-'Y M, , .-,., . M . -.,Y.....,,,.,..,v,.- ., ,.....- .,r,.,.Y.f-.-.V .W ., ,. -, NOTRE DIRECTEUR C'est avec joie qu'i1 la fm de fevrier der- nicr ln :nomination du Reverend Pix-e Ray- mond R. Hamel fut accueillie E1 Prevost. I1 s'est vite acquis Pestime de tous par le vii intel-et qu'il porte au bien spirituel et tem- porel de lecole. Nous tenons ia lui ex- primer notre respect et notre profonde reconnaissance. Staff of the rezfoszf Yearbook . ,II lStnmlhur, left to rlghtl Ilzlyllmllrl Frnllcneul' .-Xllriell Olivier Denis Goulet Ferunvul Ronnoyer .Xlulrff Giroux Ellnlltiril Bollrllzlrd UI-Hun-ul Dufour Ilzlylnolld Dufnlll' Philip mmm Geurtlvs l!0nlmf6 llvldvl' l'hGuiX Ile-rtrnud Lachnure Fvrlmlul Tlxilvmllt Assistant Editor: Raymond Dion Editor-lu-chief: Roland Lnrrivee Business Mnualgurz Rmudo Parent L OT RE PRINCIPA L I Le Reverend Frere Alexandre est sans cnnlredit l'lmmme le mieux qualifie pour Q zlirigcr l'Ecole Supririeure Mgr Prevosl. Pendant plus cle dix ans, il y fut un des l professeurs devouis et vemires. En 1940, il devint rlirecteur de l'Ecole Superieure Sain!-Louis de Biddeford qu'il adminiskra jusqu'en 19463 sons sa direckion, cel ela- blissement prospera si bien, les exudes ee Ie, spnrtx y fureni ai bien organises qu'il occupa maintenant une position enviable parmi les eicnles supirieurex du Maine. En septembre dernier, noun ffxmen tres heureux d'apprendre sa nomination S Prevuslg dcijii, lout laisse entrevoir une nouvelle ere de praapirite sous son aimable et habile diireclion. . E E 5 5 c ' 1 . 5 ,. , 1 QQ ai ll 52 5 , 5 X 4 5 A 2 : 1 i 5 ff, . A 1 y 1:i3,, 5 i 5 1 - 3 . .Q 55, N :W N 'ffl' ,V rw, 5 lmvsnvn' Le orps M,..f-mn 'Y E x Riv. F. Lion. A.B.. B.P6d. Franqais Modirateur des Sophomores B N f? yen., m K. . Riv. F- ggniors ' 3 X Mon era ' . es Sciences. Mamemnhqu 5 55 X 8,1 , gf ,Li , A Rav. F' Xzlnacehmcu A x . , Wav A - wire b. M0de11HSX215v HE. RSV. F. Frangois, M.A., B.P6d. Mod6x'nteur des Juniors A Modirateur de In Sodalit6 Latin, Anglais, Histoire Riv. F. Eugene, A.B., B.P6d. Modirateur des Sophomores A Anglais, Histoire, Chant. VFW' - D 4M'fl KL1- 11' 'A' - M '9 1 lf-it-1 :JBIE-Rl,2!Ti! T f7 P 'ua-L.-2gf:w'l5'14'T'71'5'73 0 1 X 5.53 -H-iZllwLiUiI'7 Y C7 Xiib S, I' .liqiuiii '53 XL 42 ...Avrg-'Q ITIT7,2--QNTWWW'-flYYiT3TIL'.l'ffL21TFifSaI Professoml 57 RSV. F Mar . ' fel, A B B bl' - - -. B.P 'd. 1 lgtheque, Orchestrg I actylogwflphie M Rev- F Franqais, Latin W .mn-by--L-:::::V Vg-. g'1 ' ad 01: ' All, LH tin: tizlgfseggnf-B. c-mat. Dlx B Sports 'Hugs Riv. F. Edouard, B.S. Mod6rateu1' des Frcshmen B Prof. Dominateur Plante A Chant, Musique Rev. F. Aug--fe. A-B-- B-P64 Sciences, Common-ce Ygf , I' ff 5 Q, MB j E5 165' I an A 'ii V 3 5 T he S67'lZ'07 S w Class Motto: SEMPER FIDELIS Class Colors: MAROON AND GOLD Class Flower: RED ROSE Georges R. Bonnafe Alexandre H. Dore Roland G. Larrivee Fernand R. Bonnoyer Clement E. Dufour Raymond Lavoie Edouard L. Bouchard Raymond Dufour Edmond R. Levesque Lionel G. Cadrin Raymond AA. Francoeur Oscar A. Maynard Leonold D. Clnpin Pierre A. Gagnon Armand Melnnson Louis-Philippe Cousineau Andre G. Giroux Adrien L. Olivier Roswell Couture Denis Goulet Walter Ouellet Raymond R. Dion Bertrand L. Lichnlibe Romeo Parent Paul J. Pelocuin Philip J. Peters: h Roger H. Ph6nIx Roger my Raymond J. Tarvls Fernand C. Thibault Rene Valcourt . . Z1 W . 1 371027 Aux finissante de la classe de 1947, l'Alma Mater offre aes meilleurs souhaits de succea et de bonheur. Quelles que soient lea routes de la vie ou la Providence dirigera vos pas, soyez assures de sa constante sollicitude, de sen Edele amour. Chers Gnissants, n'oubliez jamais les legons d'honneur et de loyau- me que l'Ecole Superieure Prevoat s'effor9a de vous inculquer. Revenez souvent vers ces murs ou malgre vous s'attachera toujours un peu de votre Sme, vers ces professeurs qui vous instruisirent et vous aimerent. Maintenant, ouvrez au grand vent du large qui vous appelle, les voilea de votre barqueg nos voeux sont frerea de vos esperances. Votre tout devoue, b Frere Alexandre, Supirieur. ...tum , , ' .'jIfh.x..... n vp, nEnTs nu, laws gi uc ' 69 Cr 5 W 2, g nf ,,-. ,... Q f ' A 4? . Akin' 4 I d 41 ' x ',a ca pm, DEDTSDLI le vial' I 49 Om J n 3 .Q Q ff, x Y Q - P 411, . 55 I Elin' 'Llil-7v3if1'37r3iS!iikEL'A.-a. -..i41l .Zi if CT,2Ife1w.T'f3Z7e'I.Y.L., . ' ,' ' Que-fTRi 5lES SEMPER FIDELIS Graduei de Prevost, alors que la nacelle Quilte le port beni de son Alma mater Pour se livrer aux flots d'une changeante mer, Promets sur ton lmonneur l:l'6tre TOUJOURS FIDELE. Fidele aux jours sereins quand leger comme une alle Ton coeur dans son essor voudrait percer l'6!her. Maia lidele aux temps gria lorsque brille l'6clair Et que ton ime sent le joug peser sur elle. Les yeux sur Yideal. va, mile adolescent, Affronter les perils qu'au pilote naissant Offre le monde vain, abime de naufrages. Pratiquant ta devise en ton nouveau milieu, Demeure fermement, en depil des mirages, FIDELE ia TON ECOLE et FIDELE Ex TON DIEU. Frere Leon-Victor -f -W 'f1-1x::.'..-'v:::....-gexe......'-- G1-ull-1-.mzzniemzaz CLASS OFFICERS Roland G. Larrivee President Raymond R. Dion Vive-President Romeo Parent Secretary r--- , GEORGES R. BONNAFE 27 Bucklnv Street Keep smiling seems to be George's motto. His quiet ways and winning personality make of him n favorite with his classmates. When you see n twinkle in his eyes, he is undoubt- edly talking of his favorite spurt, basketball. Chosen as co- captain, he has successfully led our team to many victories. His jovial and cheerful disposition makes him the epitonc of' the real friend as well as of the achieved athlete. Sorlrllity 1, 9 Glcz Club 1 -S' A D1 amatics 4 Basketball 8 FERNAND R BONNOYER 547 Highland Avenue Felnand Bonnoyer est le type A lhumeux tougouxs egale et aux Joveuses repartles Habituellement xesene, il esquisse constamment un souxue de contentement Bonv , comme ses camarades l appellant a su ccnservel lamltte de tous Il a tou yours le mot qui egaye et 1 hlstoxre qui groupe un audxtone En classe, 11 a des preferences pour la langue de Shakespeare dans laquelle il excelle Avec snu cmnctele plalsant, nul doute qu ll se fern un avemr fecond et heuieux Sozlalzly 1 2, 3 A Baseball A Basketball -6 Bruwball 2 Prcvost Staff cmbook Staff My 4 ll mvrar Wann ve, nEuTsuu lb . 2 . -. . -5 - ' Y ' ' 4 ' . -6 T Ml i , I ' v ' i 1 ' 1 , I . ' 1 ' 1 ' ,Y 1 e 1 , 1 . 1 ' N . r Z W ' ' : . Q . K . ,. i 1,2-5 f . -, 1, 4 ' -. Rai NL -S fl Q5 ,,,f......,,.mw.,,...s.,.,.....,W5,-U.... , ., . . - . . .W 5 - 1-l .,-. rv , 5 5, X H.. ,f f . .F ef-,..,.iEa..Q.... ,,.:......m.., f .M .f My- M.. ..,. ,.'wnu:g......w -.- -1 ai-1 :w EDOUARD L. BOUCHARD 67 California Street With Butch around joy prevails. Either by his witty repurtees and his cunning tricks or his ability to bring about a popular strnin, he quickly becomes the life of the party. In school, the singing hour is his favorite period. Twice elected president of the Glee Club, he has distinguished himself as a leader in vocal groups. His voice has been quite an asset to the Glee Club. Edouard will certainly decide for a singing career and will write the fame of his name in the annals of the world's leading vocalists. Sodality 4 Orotory 3 Glce Club 1. 2, S. .L Yczlrbook Staff 4 Dramatics 3, .5 E LEOPOLD D. CLAPIN 1353 Robeson Street Quiet and unobstrusive, Leopold is always smiling and LIONEL G. CADRIN 1 65 Eastern Avenue Lionel a la. physionomie agreable et le Visage serein. C'est un charmnnt camarnde semant auteur de lui la bonne humeur et la paix. Il prefere ecouter que parler et se pluit dans le de- voir bien accompli. Sous un exterieur plutot reserve, il eache un coeur d'or, une volonte energique et une patience a toute epreuve. Sodality J, 2, 8, .L Dramnliz-s S Glcc Club 8, 4 cheerful. Though he is not among the most studiuus, yet he is a hard worker especially in mathematics and science. He has already started on his career as a printer by devoting many of his leisure hours at the Independant . We wish him a suc- cessful future in his endeavor to emulate Benjamin Franklin. Q im war-,O oEuTsnu f !Q50lW51wl'E E'l14Zi!I2ii1?3NE-'F' iw-S x Q -'Z V s i -V 1 411 . s ,eo-M-fu HN : izzxcfczr tw- -ff' ' fr f fe-' -- i? 4- '77ff'g ' ' 1 i LOUIS-PHILIPPE COUSINEAU 22 Milford Road. Swansea 1 ' Louis est mieux connu sous le nom de Cuke . Pendant 1 ses deux annees pnssees ii Prevost, il a fait retentir l'ecole de , ses plaisanteries de bon uloi. Pour lui, point n'est besoin de soleil pour mettre la bonne humeur et Pentrain dans un groupe. 4 Entreprenant et devoue, il se distingue pnrticulierement par son empressement iz rendre service, surtout A l'ecole. Son es- prit de travail et sou savoir-faire lui meriternnt certninement - de reussir dans ln vie. 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Gler- Club 1, 2, -5 Prcvost Staff L ROSWELL COUTURE 205 Tliircl Street One of the few veterans who has joined our midst last September he has beyond doubt become an important member of our class. He not only increased our number by one point but added his stock of enthusiasm and good cheer as well. A natural born Jimmy Dorsey , he is well on his career us an orchestra leader. We wish him good luck wherever he will go, and assure him that he leaves behind only fond memories and an enduring friendship. , Glce Club 1 O1'chosh'a 1, 2, 8 RAYMOND R. DION 53 California Struct Raymond est l'homme de toutes les activites: les arts oratoires et dramatiques aussi bien que Fmt musical occupant ' une grande partie de son temps. Aimable et devoue, entrepre- nant et studieux, il a vite conquis l'estime et Yaffection de ses condisciples qui l'ont elu vice-president de la classe. Nous lui souhaitons une cnrriere fructueuse dans le monde des affnires. Class Officer-6 Glee Flub I 0 .9 A Omtoly 0 Yembooli Staff .L gn 4 ll mvuu F an ag, dw Kg., S e 4. .w 3 . 'Z ,. ,,,.,,,,, . A G., , mp, ., .,.....l,.,..,...1.. .,.. - ...,.,..,.... r. ....,.....- . ., . ,..-......,v- ': f 2 ll C-, e. . is -, Q T1 w. . N '-of .. r- .ff . , YF ALEXANDRE. H. DORE 61 Park Street Where's Al? All is the center of the gnyest group on the campus. He delights his audience with his witg and his repurtees call for more teasing. In class, he can be very seri- ous, but will not miss an opportunity to lighten the heavy at- mosphere of some days with pranks all his own. He is a jolly good fellow, a friend to all. He likes typing, and talking, thus probably preparing his future as an Associated Press reporter. Dru matics 8 .mm ,f 1 mama CLEMENT E. DUFOUR 60 Mun-av Street Throughout his High School, Clement always kept that buoyant character he typifies so well. He has kept a flawless record. Laborious as a bee, he has stored a wenlth of knowl- edge which he will undoubtedly use to advantage. Our hearty good wishes to you, Clement, in whatever position you may choose later on. Pr:-uost, Staff 3. L RAYMOND DUFOUR 67 Morton Street , ' Raymond is a jolly good fellow, hailing from St. Matthews parish. During his four years of high school, he has neuer been known to change from his ever even temper or to hurt any one's feelings. Quiet and unassuming, he has gained the respect and admiration of his classmates. Our sincere good wishes are extended to him and we hope to hear soon that he has become 21 successful accountant. Glce Club 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Pr:-vast Staff S, A Glcc Club 1 Yearbook Staff A ,tcm WU .r oEuTsuu ,Ish If Pniaili .ex P 60' t r? D .4 x - .e .1 4 . . -V' i '.'...1QJ.....s,u-f. J N... . -an-Aai2H5I W 1:-if N..- .,M,. t .4 s...... RAYMOND A. FRANCOEUR 192 Thema: Street Voici le liliiputiun de la classe. Cortes, celui quo nous np- pelons nifectueuscxnunt Frankie n'est pas cle tuille ii enfnncel' la ports du sua-ces, mais il possede tant cl'im:6niosite qu'il snuru bien Fouvrir de quelque facon. Cin-acti-re cnjoue, actif, il ne saurait 1-ester longtemps en re-pos. Il suit taquiner avec tant d'h-propos et si peu de malice qu'on ne pcurrait lui en vouloir. Il croit volontiers que les ubonnes confitures sont 'dans les pe- tits pots. Glee Club J, L PIERRE A. GAGNON 419 South Beach Street Pierre is a congenial individual, who forces his way into the hearts of others almost at first sight. He is a happy-gm lucky lad, as we all have discovered and doubtless will not let the cares of the busy world weigh too heavily on his shoulder. We all see in him n veritable power house of activity and one cannot put limits to the worlds this young man may conquer in the years to come. May his life be ever crowned with suc- cessful ventures. Sodulitll 1. 2. 3. L Drnnxnlics 3 Sodnliiy 1, 2. 3, L Yom-book Staff A ANDRE G. GIROUX 18 Melville Street Andre est venu se joindre a nous il y s deja trois ans. Il gagna vite une place de ehoix dans le coeur de ses compagnons, grace ia sa personnalite marquee d'une grande distinction. Il a su plus d'une fois nous egayer par ses snillies spirituelles. Andy -comme on nime 5. Pappeler-sait aussi entrer en dis- cussion sans que jamais ses adversaires ne perdent Paifection et l'estime qu'ils ont pour lui, car le debat finit toujours hens reusement. Il sera regrette de toute la classe de '47g nous lui souhnitons bonheur et succes dans le chemin de ls vie. Sodality 1, Precast Staff 3 Orchestra 1 Yearbook Slaff L r 'N una Q 5 A S 'J' 5 . osoTscu1 f L? YJ... I Rfk' gh, iz up of funn 74'-E??.'lk!':L'1',-1-'fw-f33-liI '0---' '--'v-W-- ff-'---A-N'--' 'ew-P11731'-'3E?WJ3 - i?l'3'Ef.'... ...'.S':,Xi.06,... 'H' .1'i:BEfX.KKAfiif3'LZ!l.KiwitL!1K.3.,,..n! DENIS GOULET ss Wellington Sn-een Meet Denis, the youngest member of the class. How he ever got so far in so short n. time is still ax mystery, for Shorty absolutely refuses to give us his secret. He believes in the old saying, Work while you work, play while you play . He is as serious in school as he is joyful and active on the cam- pus. He finds in volleyball, softball and football xi diversion from the labor of his studies. His qualities, both moral and intellectual, are strong assets that will undoubtedly pay him large dividends in the future. Class Officer 1 Prcvasl Sfnff 3, J Sodulity 1. 2, 3, A Ycnrlzook Slnff 4 Orutory 1 BERTRAND L. LACHANCE 211 Osborn Street Bert est un charmant compagnon. Deux choses surtout Pinteressent, ln. politique et le dessin. En conversation, les elections et les grandes questions qui agitent la societe sont ses sujets fuvoris. Comme diversion ix tout ce tintnmarre po- litique, il dessine. L'art est pour lui quelque chose d'inne. En quelques coups de crayon il produit une vignette d'une pre- cision artistique remarquable. Nous lui souhaitons la position honorable que ineritent ses rares talents. ROLAND G. LARRIVEE '75 Lnrrivie Place - Roland, le president de notre classe, est un jeune honnne reserve, entreprenmit. Il a su des le debut de Pannee s'imposer ix l'attexition de ses' cainarades par ses solides qualites. C'est le type de Porganisateur prevoyant et habile. Sous un exterieur plutfit placide, il' cdche un eoeur' dourageux, une volonte it toute epreuve. Nous lui lziissons nos souhaits de bonheur et de succirs dans la vie. ' E' Sodalify 1, 2, 3, 4 Glu-e Clulr 1, 2, .5 Pr:-vast Staff 4 Yom-Imok Siaff .5 Class Officer 4 - 0rn,6m'y A SOJUUUI Officer J Yearbook Staff .L Sodnlily 1, 2, 8, 4 VHP sw Q. DEDTSCILI 4 mvsnv' , ,.,. , ',......t4..u,s.. 4-eye--of o A DU' ex 'f Z f-, -1- -P 11' fs .9 , e s t ' I Sf 4, ,S .,,,,n,u,,,mk,1,,,e-mu-m,,v..veq Y . qr5mqfqmxxg5:nn..rg11+u-Au 'i-if-W,-2-s,3,5:,Km ,..,,,,,..,,g,,,.,,,,,, RAYMOND LAVOIE 900 South Main Street Alfability, patience and perseverance seem to be the pre- dominant features in Raymond's picture. In life he has one thing on his mind: to become the owner of a variety store that will supply all the needs of his community. We feel confident that his business will thrive and that his ability will carry him to the top of the mercantile world. Au revoir and Godspeed, Raymond. Sorlality 1, 2, 3, A EDMOND R. LEVESQUE 110 Lafayette Street Trnvailleur acharne ix ses Etudes, Edmond est l'un des cleves consciencieux de la clnsse. Il se sent particulii-remcnt ix l'nise dans les muthematiqnes et les sciences. Son avenir est dejin clnirement tranche. Qunnd l'heure de Dieu aura sonne, Edmond montern ix l'autel et nous souhuitons avoir lc bonheur d'assister in sn premiere messe. Nous lui otfrons nos voeux de succi-s dnns ln noble carriere qu'il n choisie. Sodality Offivm' .4 Glu' Club 1, 2 Sodnlily 1, 2, 3, L Ilasclmll 42 OSCAR A. MAYNARD 155 Middlesex Sh-eet Here is one of our must versatile young men. He is n fine student, a good singer and a jolly companion. Possessing a splendid personality, he is a good mixer, always happy and smiling. As he leaves us, now, to go into the greater school of life, he knows that it is with the best wishes for success from all his companions. Sorlalify L Dramatics 4 Prevost Stuff .L Glec Club 1, 2, L O1-atm-y 2 ya 'X lun Qxfliifish, he f , DEDTSOLFN 'ffl Z J ' i li-j f M ', fi 4' wr 'gi . vw-ne. ........,.-,, ,,., ,el.f...s., sm.:-1.1-vs... ..4.-.,.wwqM..,-v... Ns, 1-.-...uw-.e.ws4 ARMAND MELANSON 281 Kennedy Street Armand est nn charmant camarade au sourire contagieux sement partuut la bonne humeur et ln paix. Ni les moments d'ennui, ni les tristesses passageres ne peuvent endiguer sn reserve d'anecdotes qui raniment effectivement les esprits as- sombris. En classc, studieux, attentif, il ne croit cependant pas au succes eclatant. In medic stat virtus semble etre sa devise. Glu- Club L? Oratory 3 ADRIEN L. OLIVIER IB4 Anthony Street Adrien is naturally witty. He translates his humor into brilliant and original ideas. They have sometimes relieved the strain during some tiresome period. Cheerful of manner, tran- quil by temperament, free from all worry, Adrien has alwnys been considered the all-around good fellow. It is not easy to say goodbye to such n worthy and amiable comrade. We feel sure that his winning personality nnd solid qualities will bring him to the highest rgund in the ladder of success. Sodnlily Officer -L Yrarlmok Staff A Sodalily 1, 2, 3, A Drnmnlirs J G. WALTER OUELLJET 202 Cambridge Su-ee: Georges est un type plut6t timide et retire. Son son- rire eependant rayunne une lumiere chaleureuse et lui gagne l'a1l'ection de tous. D'un temperament souple, il sait prendrc les choses comme elles viennent et resoudre les diflicultes avec calme. Sans bruit, sans eclut, il exerce nutour de lui une bien- faiszinte influence, cn donnant le bon example et en encou- rngeant toutes los lionnes causes. Sodalify 1, 2, 3, .L W, .mn rm Q or -9 -rf Q - 5 ' ,. Q .sly ' I- 1 ., 'ga sf f ' 4, ye? W Urn an-1.1 r-e m-..- , K, 1 , ,A .2fl'.D-IDZIYWQ f,'.I-T.'I. 2Q 112.1 2 T Ml' 21-anzrrci ::', m1'u1m-:IL-.-1ffw,fw 'f1-1-Q1ws-'.-wg-J-as -we ROMEO PARENT 749 Wood Street fsomerletj In September 1943, the Prevost High School welcomed Romeo Parent. Since then, he has been a loyal and faithful student of this institution. He has won the confidence of his classmates who elected him otlicer of the class. Always affable, modest, he stood the test of valor. The whole Senior Class ex- tends to him the wish that he may have a very happy and suc' cessful future. Class Officer A P1-vvnsl Staff J. J Sodalify Offlbrr 3, .5 Yerirlmnk Staff J Surlnlity 1, 2, 3, L PAUL J. PELOQUIN Sl Catharine Street Paul is one of the bright students of our class. Optimism, self-confidence, ambition and studiousness characterize him best. Success in life smiles on him. He found a formula of his ' own to be happy but will not release it. We wish him the cup of success in the business world. Sudnlily 1, 2, 8, 4 Drnmrltir-s 5' Glcc Club 1 Baseball 2, S Provost Staff 2. 3. L Bnskvllmll 2 PHILIP J. PETERS 242 Harriman Street Philip joined our class in his Sophomore year. We were glad to welcome so brilliant a student into our fold. Philip has excelled in oratory and has become the Demosthenes of the school. His studious and energetic disposition won the respect and nd- miration of his teachers and fellow classmates. Sazlulify 4 Yearbook Slnff 4 Scluml l'z1hlfr'nlinn 2. S. L Oraiory A ,cn nk, Nivea' 1. ' eil Q7-'J 3 4 A s u . ' M ' 'W Y Y nr Q1.f.. 14fi'7fSa!i6'fl 'TI.7.:2I 7'1 ' ' 1'77 Y I V All 15 Q M ,,u..,.--,. . Q. Q ,ow Q A - Q Q, .. . S. 1'-'+-n I-fwieafwef-efaf,-1 we-f -- 1 ie? --'-, M-M--I-9' 5: ROGER H. PHENIX 64 Em-le Sh-ee! X If you are looking for a level-headed person, step closer, friends, and allow us to introduce to you the one and only Roger Phenix. His happy-go-lucky manners and the cordinliiy of his greeting have won for him a host of friends and ad- mirers. May good fortune walk hand in hand with him in the battle of life. Drmlzatics 8 Yc'm'book Staff 4 ' ROGER ROY 28 Barre Street '1 Roger is one of the quiet suppoiteis of the school, but none the less n staunch Que, When we first met Roger, he seemed to be surrounded by a veil of conservatism. But we soon learned that the veil hid a serious individual who became the well-respected friend of all. His jovial nature and upright integrity will not be long in achieving the success which he so well deserves, Our heartfelt wishes accompany him. RAYMOND J. TARVIS 7 Bullock Street Raymond est un veteran de la Grande Guerre II. Apres avoir servi deux ans dans la marine, il est revenu iinir son cours d'etudes S Provost. C'est l'eleve tranquille et studieux par excellence. Il ne fera jamais de peine ix personne. Chez lui tout est douceurg le ton de la voix, le regard et les nninieresi Il croit dans l'adage Petit train va loin . Vous le voyez, ac- complissant son devoir, souriant ia tous ceux qu'il rencontre. Nous souhaitons que 1'avenir aussi lui sourie et lui donne les palmes du sueces. ,ina an of-x X-1 w -Sf 1: IQ As 2 gqffsuu -1 :ay 1, Q ,A-V ,S :- .. N s if ' V S1 441 nrvlnfb l 'X2HlKPK53 4'L?faL.L.X' :ewiimsw 'Tld.i5L.- E- xTX'I'1f'i's 5 .X K JL' 5 JL: ti .WZ T' ' T '. I, ISLE. 'LQ Q 'T' FERNAND C. THIBAULT 60 Barre Street The spotlight now rests on a debonair member of our class. During his four years of high school Fernand has always proved to be a model student. Thoughtful, progressive and unafraid of hard work, he keeps one of the first places in the heart of his classmates who elected him prefect of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. As such, he has done very well and has conducted the sodality activities with the ability of a great and ctfective leader. Sodality Officer -L Orutory 1, 2, 2? Sodalily 1, 2, 3, 4 Pre-vos! Stuff 2. 3, L Glcc Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dranmlics 2, 8 R'ENE VALCOURT ' V 359 Anthony Street Modcle dc reserve et de distinction, caline, pose, fin eau- A seur tout cle meme, c'est bien lii lc portrait de Rene. En con- ' I versation, il n'aura jainais le mot qui blesseg toujours, il saura I trouver Yexpression qui charme et qui plait. Sans doute qu'il , doit cela ii son ame musicale. Il excelle sul-tout au piano Oil il 3 deploie une dexterite, une hnbilete qui tient du virtuose. Nous formulons des voeux pour que le conservntoire de Boston lui ' I ouvre ses portcs ct Yadmette au nombre de ses membres pour ' l'honneur de Prevost et de toute la ville de Fall River. Sodulity 1, 2, 3, A Glen Club 1, 2 ass, .gGSto'ry It's September 1943. On the school campus, we were seventy young people attempting to read the future in the faces of the veteran students and the teachers around us. We soon tackled our studies. High school subjects, especially algebra and Latin, rnther baffled us at first. Nevertheless we made of that year a real success. Returning in September 1944, we sorrowfully learned that a few boys had left. Despite this loss the class of 1917 carried on faithfully and courageously through the trying sophomore year. Upon assuming our duties as Juniors we engaged in more serious subjects We fought valiant ly to master them so as to prepare ourselves fully fornour last yeaiisqat Prevost. 'Ahl what a beautiful K' note that word struck! Seniors! Early in September, as the G. I. Bill of Rights was soon coming to L an end, nine boys left for the service. They were: Raymbid Giasson, Daniel Latenrlresse, Samuel- J F -d A ' ' ' oi , rmand Roy, Lucien Pxneau, Alban Caron, Gerard7Goyette, John 0'Neil and Gerard Duquetterw During our four years at Prevost, the class of 1947 was ai true example of school spirit for Q we took part in all the activities, namely, the School Paper, Dramatics, Sodality, Baseball, Bosketl ball, Glee Club and 0 h t' ' iz 1 ' ' ' , rc es ia. , Gxaduation draws neax. Soon we will enter life and face its uncer- tainties, always remembering our Alma Mater and living up to our motto: Semper Fidelis . bk- , 3 ' '-'f:gg1j':'g,:1'gi'-' 'r i'F... '1:.s......- '1W' - - .aah-Brecon arse:-me--'s5..s7'a M ti ,i'.. :::t:15sm21 4 . if nm BED SOL! ' , . 1 . , Q .- its i,ncnw:,- S w . . 5 T .,. .a A. Q A s Q' :C :Vi st, qt se, s tl- S, R, Dion, R, Phenix R. Couture C. Dufour R, l'aIco14'rr R. Roy 0.Mayna1d CISS I'Op QC!! We now take you twenty years beyond time in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty- seven. The presidency of the Great Atlantic KL Pacific Tea Company of the New England Division keeps me quite busy in Boston. Sometime ago, after a busy day I sent my pretty secretary home and reached for my hat and coat when the door of the office swung open and in walked a short stubby little fellow with a broad smile on his face. I immediately recognized him as my old classmate Roger fTuffyl Phenix. He was the owner of a booming construction company of Hartford, Conn., specializing in roofing and submitted to me plans that I had asked two months ago on a Warehouse and Bakery to be built in Fall River. We both agreed on a first-rate place to have dinner and look over the plans, at the Royal Room of an elaborate nite spot owned and operated by Roger iRedJ Roy, one of our former classmates. As we walked in, our ears caught the sound of wonderful music which sounded familiar to us. It turned out to be Russ Carlton's Band, tltoswell Couturej featuring Joe Valcourt at the keyboard and no one else but Clement Dufour vocalizing. Instantly we were greeted by the owner himself, Mr. Roy, who seated us at a corner table and we began talking of old times at Prevost. I I suddenly noticed the beautiful colored fluorescent lights lining the ceiling, then Mr. Roy told us that it was due to the electrical ingenuity of Maynard 6 Tarvis, co-owners of New England's largest Electrical Contracting Co. As we were about to leave, our eyes caught sight of a handsomely dressed man and his pretty wife about to seat themselves nearby. Of all people to meet in a Boston night club, it was Fernand Bonnoyer who was now head coach of sports at Prevost. He informed us that the Prevost basketball team was playing in the inter-state tournament here at Boston Garden and was favored to take top honors. By this time it was getting late and we had to bid our former classmates good-bye. Roger invited me to spend the week-end with him in Fall River to renew old acquaintances. We were both anxious to arrive in Fall River. Driving along the highway near Somerset I heard a knock in the motor and I pulled up to the nearest gas station. To my astonishment the attendant turned out to be no one else but Philippe Cousineau. He remedied the knock in a jitfy. R. Lnrrivve R. Frrmcoezu' G. Bonnafc P. Gagnon R. Tnrris F. I?oulmycr I.. P. Cousinrnn R. Luton' He was glad to see us because he had not met one of his old classmates since Raymond Lavoie. now a tiuck driver for Gamache Trucking, had come for gas quite a few times on his trips from Fall River to Newburyport, Mass. After a short conversation we proceeded to our old home town. Arriving through the city limits we noticed a luge billboard reading: Cast Your Ballot For Roland Larrivee An Mayor Of Fall River. We were not the least bit surprised to see how our zealous class presi- dent had obtained political reknown and we knew the election would be an easy victory for him. We then proceeded to Roland's apartment and had a good nigh.'s sleep. The next day being Saturday, Roland told me hc had to see Mr. Raymond lMikel Francoeur for outside painting and interior decorating for a build- ing' he had just completed in the Highlands. We visited Mr. I-rancoeur, who had made a success of his interior decoration enterprise. During a short business chat he informed us that during his sparc time he was taking dying lessons at George Bonnafe's flying school. After Hying for the Northeastern Airlines, George had decided to start an aviation school that proved to be a great success. Mike also told us that Mr. Bonnufc had tried to hire Pete Gagnon as flying instructor but Pete refused the otfer because he had signed a contract with the government as their chief test pilot of the ever-popular jet planes. Leaving 'tMike's odice and riding smoothly down Pleasant Street, we noticed a flashy blue truck with large letters, reading: E. L. Bouchard, Fruit dr Produce. We blew the horn and attracted Butch's attention. As soon as he recognized us he swerved around the corner and parked on a side streetg we fol- lowed and parked directly behind him. After convers ng for a while he told us that his business now was prosperous and that he had just made a delivery to Alexandre Dore, owner of Fall Rivei-'s largest fruit store. We suddenly heard the sound of fire apparatus nearing the place where we were standing. The store on the corner appeared to have a chimney fire. Hurying to the scene, we were surprised to see that it was Walter One-llet's Upholstery Store. However. Walter was just as calm as during his schooldays. Not long after, the Fire Chief's brilliant sedan pulled up in front of us. Clear the way, folks , were the first words said by the chief. I immediately recognized the voice as being that of Armand Mclanson who was now Iiire Chief of Fall River. Departing from the scene of the tire we proceeded to the downtown area nl' Fall River, to have a light lunch at Liggettfs Drug. Half way through our lunch we noticed two gentle- men talking at the counter. We recognized them as Andie Giroux and Raymond fDuiYy5 Dufour. They lold ns they were both Certified Public Accountants and Realtors and that Andre had taken over his father's business and Raymond's Oiiice was in thc Academy building. Raymond told us that the otlice of Lionel Cadlin, D.D.S., was adjacent to his. Lionel was getting along very nicely in the work he had always loved. Walking out of the'di-ug store we accidentally humped into Mr. Leopold Clapin and he informed us that he and his brother were the owners of thc L'Ind6pendant , thc French Daily Newspaper, which was formerly owned by his father. He spoke to us about his very good friend Adrien Olivier, who had just returned from a very successful career as oflicer in the Navy. He also told of Romeo fliarmerl Parent who had heroine Sales Manager of the International liarvaster Company. Driving up South Main Street we observed some men renovating a storeg glancing at the sign. we read: Opening soong Bertrand I lrouclzurzl .L Dorf' ll'. Ourllcf A. .ll Inns po.. . f r . an-in-3 1 Giroux R. Dufour L. Cadrin. L. Clapiu Lachnnee's Art Studio . We could see that Bertrand had finally made his hobby into a profession. We could not overlook the opportunity of speaking with him, but unfortunately he was nowhere to be found. Going back to our apartment we planned to visit more of our classmates after hearing mass Sunday morning. Here we are, Sunday morning, leaving for mass at Notre Dame church. It was not until the offer- tory at mass that wc perceived the celehrant to be no other than Reverend Fernand C. Thibault. After mass we hastened to the sacristy to greet him. He told us that he had become a Maryknoll missionary and had completed 10 years of missionary work in the Orient and was home for a well-earned vacation. He asked us if we knew the pastor of Notre-Dame Church and to our surprise, told us that it was Mgr. Edmond Lcvesque, P.R., who had followed in his brotha-r's footsteps. Father Thibault invited us to break- fast with him and Mgr. Levesque at the rectory. We obliged him and had a very good breakfast, after which we agreed to visit our Alma Mater. The Prevost grninlnar school was now located on thc site of the former Eastern Avenue School. On a spot of Lafayette Park which was known as Prevost Hill now stood a two-story building inside of which was the long-awaited Prevost Gym and Auditorium. The High School itself was a newly remodeled build- ing with the facilities of a cafeteria, a completely enlarged library and a fully equipped workshop and printing room. Glnncing to the left we observed a familiar person arriving. He was no other than Brother Ernest, onr former class moderator. Despite a life of hard work, time had been lenient on his features: he was now principal and success adorned his work. He greeted us in the same manner he used to when we were Seniors at Prevost. He brought us into his private office and called our attention to two clippings, that he had just pasted in his scrapbook. One of them read: Philip Peters resigns position as U. S. Senator to accept Presidential appointment as envoy to the Near East and ambassador to Syria and Lebanon. The other was of Paul J. Peloquin, who had become president of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company and who was now a prominent figure on VVall Street. Brother Ernest turned on the radio when to our surprise we heard that Denis Goulet, the jockey who had ridden Trotting Irene to fame at the Kentucky Derby, was married to a local girl. Bidding farewell to our old friends we paused to look back at Prevost in reminiscence of those playfull years which we now envied with deep appreciation. We now look upon Prevost as n main factor, for our success in life and as a major stepping-stone to future generations. R. D. E. Lcvcsqzw P. Pvicrs P. Pclaquin D. Goulet S Most Peaceful .... ROGER ROY ...,... . A Ol1v1c1 R. Parent B.- Lnchancc , CLASS SUPERLATIVES Most Ambitious ..... Most Pleasing .... The Quietest ..., . Most Optimistic . Most Bashful ..... Most Regular ..... , Best Looking ...... Most Jovial ,.... Best Physique .... Most Elusive .... , Best Orator .... . Class Wit Most Popular . Most Friendly .... Best Student Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Musical .... Helpful .,,.., Handsome .. ..... , ..,,, Adventurous Unpredictable Modest .,....... Socinble .,,... Tardy ........... Businesslike ..., ....... Vivacious ..... Reliable .....,. Best Dressed Virile ........... Athletic .,........ ......... Trustworthy . who is ROLAND LARRIVEE RAYMOND DION ROMEO PARENT .. ,, PAUL PELOQUIN WALTER OUELIJET ...,,,,. PIERRE GAGNON .. ..,... BERTRAND LACHANCE , . ., , ALEXANDRE DORE ...,,,,, EDMOND LEVESQUE .,.. OSCAR MAYNARD .......... EDWARD BOUCHARD , .,.... ADRIEN OLIVI'ER ..........,, ROSWELL COUTURE LIONEL CADRIN ...,..,,,, PHILIP PETERS RENE VALCOURT .......... FERNAND THIBAULT ....., . , GEORGE BONNAFE ROGER PHENIX .,..... DENI5 GOULET ........ ..., RAYMOND LAVOIE ......... ,.....,.. RAYMOND FRANCOEUR PHILIPPE COUSINEAU ,... LEOPOLD CLAP I N .......... ARMAND MELANSON ....... ,.... CLEMENT DUFOUR ..... ANDRE GIROUX ... .... . RAYMOND TARVIS ..... FERNAND BONNOYER ............. RAYMOND DUFOUR ...... Most Most .Most Most Most .Most Most Most Most Most .Class .Most .Class .Most .Most Most Exacting Ethical Romantic Tulkntive Mystifying Conspicuous Artistic Dignified Generous Variable Vocalist Leisurely B. T. 0. Reserved Promising Mysterious ,Most Philosophical Most Cooperative .Best Dancer .Most Original Most Contracliciory ,Class Chauffeur Most Elegant Best Reader .Most Peaceful ,Most Sentimental .Most Considerate ,Most Confusing .The Best Orator .Must Easy-Going .Most Obliging w.1s1e3,,.v.,.-A - 'mg--is ff -W - ' -fs if ff .e .W :1 5::szllcr5.:'::.xx3r,..:.iJ,.1 .AAA si F. Thilmult l 1 1 MH 1 Q x 'LIE janv Q :, ity, mL...E:.. lk-.. , ,.,. .a A 'R GEORGE BONNAFE Nickname : George. Temperament :J olly. Pastime: Playing basketball. Pet Phrase: I'Immmmm Wea-ku ass : Edna. Ambition: To buy Joe Nadeau's business. Pet Hate: Referees. LIONEL CADRIN Nickname : Leo. Tempera ment :Easy-going. Pastinie: Phoning E. M. Pet Phrase: What! You're crazy Weakness: Shopping. .-lmbitioin: To become a dentist. Pet Hate: Lipstick on cheek. ROSWELL COUTURE Niclmanle: Russ. Temperament :Happy-go-lucky. Pastime: Driving the brothers around. Pct Phrase: You know what I mean Wrakn ess .' Playing his saxophone. Ambition: Make his orchestra re- nowned all over the world. Pvt Hale: Homework. CLEMENT DUFOUR Nickname: Dutfy. Tempera ment :Calm. Pastime: Laughing at others. Pvt Phrase : Weakness: .-l mbit ia-n : Pet Hate: It's up to you Playing the piano. To out-sing Perry Como. Amateurs. PIERRE GAGNON Nicknanw: Pete. Temperament :Inconstant. Paszime: Baby sitter. Pet Phrase: Ditto Wvalcness: Rita. .-Imhitiu-n: Test Pilot. Pvt Hate: Being stopped by policemen. BERTRAND LACHANCE Nielcnanae: Bert Tl'7IlP01'!li'll1,C7lLIUlltl'0l1l1I9d Pasti me : Put Phrase : Weakness : A mbit ion. : Pet Hate : Drawing 'Come on fellows Compete with Varga To be a politician O. P. A. , , , -'- 92'5 iN't?!W'7' '53 nlazvb ' f'1iVa!1:fYi95'3 '-'1-I-I-i9'1'f-1. .ln.a.2 As Others See Us FERNAND BON NOYER Nickname : Bonesy. Temperament :Unassuming. Pasiime : Pet Phrase : Thinking. Weakness : Basketball. Hey Arab !C'me Here Ambition: To make the most of leap years. Pet Hate: He has none. LEOPOLD CLAPIN Nickrzanze: Clappy. Temperament :Unconcerned. Pastime: Working for the L'In- dependant Pet Phrase: Oh Yeah Weakness: Driving a Ford. A mbitiovz: To manage L'Inde- pendant ' Pvt Hate: Reading. RAYMOND DION Nickname: Ray. Temperament :Jovial. Pastinze: Talking about the A 81 P. Pet Phrase: He's n good Joe Weakness: B. M. .-lnzbitivm: To become Super for A Cz P. Pet Hate: Getting up in the morn- ing. RAYMOND DUFOUR Xiekna me : Ray. Tenzparamvnt :Argumentative. Pastinw: Watching the clock. Pvt Phrase : Il'1-akness: Go 'Won Ringing the bell. Ambitin-n: To be a C. P. A. Pvt Hate: Riding on busses. ANDRE GIROUX Nickname: Red Te1npc1'ame11t :Prankish Pnstime : Pet Phras Wvalmess : .-l ni In ii ion: Telling Larry to do e: I'll get my father's cms, A '39 Buick To become a C. P. A. Pct Hate: Walking ROLAND LARRIVEE Nirkna me : Larry Temperament :Changeable Pastime: Shaving Pet Phrase: Why not wh at EDWARD BOUCHARD Nickname: Butch. Tempera ment :Happy-go-lucky. Pastime: Working with his father. Pet Phrase: Let's go. Weakness: Coming to school late. Ambition : To become a mortician. Pet Hate: Ear headers. LOUIS-PHILIPPE COUSINEAU Nickname: Phil. Temperament :Miscl1ievous. Pastime: Working on cars. Pvt Phrase: 4'Cut it out Weakness: Coming in late. Ambition: To become an automo- Pet Hate: bile doctor. D .T. Slips. ALEXANDRE DORE Nickname: Alec. Temperament :Fresh. Pasfiuze: Making dates. Pct Phrase: He's nuts, him Wwrknvss: Florence. Ambitio-n: To own a big- fruit store. Pvt Hate: Liars. RAYMOND FRANCOEUR Xiekuanze: Mike. Temperament :Variable Pnstinlc: Painting with his father. Pet Phrase : lveulmvssr .-I mbitimz: Pet Hate: Who's got a nickel to let nie take? Cars. Own a beach wagon. Niigkiiig up Sanford 5 - J DENIS GOULET Nickname : Trnz para III ent : Pastime .' Pet Phrase : Weakness: A mbitio-n : Pet Hate : Sined A Nonchalant I. B.'s house Is it time to eat yet? Teddy bear haircuts To learn to polka People laughing at his Weakness: Talking to the Senior Class Ambition : To become a great poli- tician Pet Hale: His 5 o'clock shadow . hat. RAYMOND LAVOIE Nickname: I-'op Tmnpermnent:Quiet Pastime: Painting his car Pet Phrase: I don't care lI'ea.kness.' His FORD Azrzbitian: To be a truck driver Pvt Ha-te : Dance parties Hof. 4PreeecIln1.: pageb. 1. Brother Gabriel, Asslstanl General and Brother David, Provincial, visiting the srhcvul. 2. senior quartet. 3. Roland Larrlree. 4, Biddeford alumni nc-et Provost alumni. 5. 10. Homer students. vi. Andre umm. 1. .seuvny wmmmee. s. Bnnkweek. 9. ixuwnnpfslun. 11. Bnslaellinll ri-an-rs. 12. nmum- Min-cel ln lnvnu-y. tliroux. T, Activity committee. S. Hookweek. 9. Dowling Typing. 18. Ltonliweek. 20. Playing t1a1r. 21. '46 Class mv. ,mn vi nEoTs0u Sth I As 1 llama Wm if tiff E. 54 '! 1'1LS:42di!22frG'12?'.s1i!Efff??EYP?iV13F.+1.f1fm3 'r's1'- 'r:f':f'x-ve-3'Y ':f':t :..T:1:lz.za,e,,::.:..1.:?3.'1u lg ,g 1 s 'f 5, Q 'ik 15 . F ,4 ., .. . W wt as EDMOND LEVESQUE Ni:-knamv: Pete Ten: para nu-nt :Charitable As Others See Us Pasiime: Working on a laundry truck Pei Phrase: I'll punch you in the mouth Weakness: Thinking out loud Ambition: To become Bishop of Fall River Pct Hate: Girls ADRIEN OLIVIER Nickname : Abercromby Tmnpvra ment :Care-free Pastimc: Reading joke books Pvt Phrase : Wea-knrss : A mb it im: : Pri, Hale: PAUL PELOQUIN Nickna me : Tcm param ent Past imc : Pvi Ph rasc : Wcalnl css : A-mbitio-n : Pei Hale: ROGER ROY Nickname: Red Tmnpcraimvit :Evasive Pastinlr: Pct Plirasr: R Wralrllrss : Amnbiiia-n : Pct Hair: Did you hear about this one? Making others laugh To be a better comedi- an than Bob Hope Corny jokes by . . . Pollock :Inquisitive Narrows Hey Mike, can you get the car? Blondes To manage the Elbe File A competitor ear- bender Walking l don't care Girls To become ai bank president Public speaking OSCAR MAYNARD ARMAND MELANSON Nickname: Rasco Nickname: Malarky Teniperamvnt :Witty . Tempera mcni :lndiilerent Pasfinw: Playing the piano Pustimr: Driving his father's car Pet Phrase: I'll betcha on that Pet Phrase: Oh Yeah IV:-akin-ss: P. O, lVenkncss: Diman cheer leaders Anibilion: Electrical Engineer Ambition: To become a hreman Pct Halc: Dancing Pet Hate: Monday, all day WALTER OUELLET ROMEO PARENT Nickname : Walt Nickname : Former Teznpcrumrnf :Mysterious Tempcranu-nf :Good-natured Pa.stinu:: Playing cards Pasiime: Shaving Pet Phrase: What do you say? Pet Phrase: Do I have to milk the Weakness: Skating at the Casino cows? Ambition: Upholstering Weakness: Taking a nap Pct Hate: Dancing Ambifiun: To become the best farmer in New ' England Pet Hate: Noisy people PHILLIP PETERS ROGER PHENIX Nicknamr: Phil Nickname: Tuffy Temperament:Studious Te1nperamcnt:Fiery Pnstinic: Studying Pastime: Playing football with Pvt Phrase: That's what you grammar school think pupils Weakness: Roughriders Pet Phrase: i'You're nuts Ambition: To become a lawyer Weakness: Working in his Pei Hair: Anyone talking about father's shop the roughriders Ambition: Big Time contractor Pct Hate: Dancing RAYMOND TARVIS ' FERNAND THIBAULT Nickname : Ray Nickname : Fern Tcinprramvnf :Modest Tmnpcrnmcnl :Gentle Pastimv: Riding in his cousin's Paslime: Working for the car school Pct Phrase: That's life for you Pct Plirasr: Vncnrlne Weakness: Navy Weakness: Traveling Ambition: Own a Hashy Avnbitiun: To get a good job in convertible Rome Pc! Hair: Ear benders Pvt Hilfe: To be called B.T.O. RENE VALCOURT Nickname: Joe Temperanu-nl :Gentle Playing the piano No kidding Past-imc : Pet Phrase : Weakness: A certain Lorraine Ambiiivm: To lead his own boogie woogie orchestra Pct Hate: Physics n. 2. Service with A smile. 3, 6, ll, 15, 16, I8 and 19. Boys on Ref. Cnext pagel, 1. Adrien Olivier and Leulmlcl Clapl campus. 4. Provost Journal. 5. L.-P, Couslnamfs Ride. S. Senior quartet. 9. Typewrltlng. 10, 20. Lezwlng for n basketball game. 12. Plerre's pet game. 13. Leaving school. N Cooperative boy. ,Jun vi, oi' '35- 4 i 4 4.....1 as lninnri Q . uenTson -1 . , ,S 2 j L? L-b ,S t . ., .. .....,-...,,.. .-.1.,...:. ...........,.... n 1. ., -:...,...e-....,:, , -,We -'ff ' 1, 3 Y., Us , ft , . . 0. ,f P ,1- D Q '22 .4 5. Ou .. ... N4 ,W mv... 5 wav 3, 'F' Sage .1 44 we ff W 1 - oz nn ,W-..4-aww ...W N----4 1171r.w:',f -.m..W.,s..,....,...........t. ss., ww.. - ...,.-QQ.--X-,..,-arena .Tiara-,.e..w.-..U...1me. - --em.-.M . .-,gjrfgif ,gr gg Uma nm J 45' -Jn. Glas S We, the Seniors of the Class of 1941. being of sound intellectual mentality and of bodily health do hereby leave and bequeath to our heirs the incoming Senior Class of 19-I8 the following items: To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To T o T o To To JUNIOR A LEONARD BERUBE: A partnership with Samuel Goldxryn, as Berube-Goldwya Movies Inc., so he can babble all he wants behind desks. fat cigars, and stuify collars. RENE BOUCHARD: The boy of You Haven't Got The Zip Fame , the Seniors bequeath the pleasure of leading the Conga line at the Waldorf Astoria. ROBERT BOUSQUET: The inanagership of Liggett's Drug Store so he can give his classmates free coffee cabinets. GERALD COTE: A wardrobe of fine Anderson 8: Little suits in order to wear a new apparel every time he goes to a party. REGINALD DESNOYERS: The 'privilege of heading the Red Sox Farm system and thus make Boston a leading contender along with the Philadelphia A's for the American League Cellar. HECTOR DION: A '47 Studebaker to come to school on time and a visit his friends in California during the coming summer days. ROMEO FORTIN: The honor of capturing Jimmy Dorsey's title as the World's Best Saxophonist. - ROLAND FRAZIER: The presidency of the American Bowling National Congress with eight pretty brunettes as his stenographers. ARMAND GAGNON: A fat salary as the Red Sox batboy so he can realize his am- bition of entering a Pharmacy school. ROMEO GUIMOND: His lifetime ambition-a Congressional appointment to West Point and the Captaincy of the baseball team with an aflixed 370 batting average so he can participate in his favorite sport. ROBERT HOUDE.: The chairmanship of the American Orators Association, in which he may talk his life away. . PIERRE LAJOIE:A scholarship to Harvard Medical School where he can make All-American tackle on-the football squad-We hope! GERARD LAMONTAGNE: The privilege of wearing stilts to become the tallest liaeinlgei- of next year's Senior Class and thus meet the height requirement of e avy. PHILIPPE LAVOIE: We leave behind a sufficient amount of courage to break the ice and ask his best friend for a date. ' GEORGE LEBREUX: The exemption from being initiated into the Bonnoyer, Dion, Lavoie, Routhier, Q Bonnafe Inc., Henchmen Gang. ARMAND LEVESQUE: Authority to win the 1957 Academy Award after his great hit entitled Cassanova Armand Loves Again , so he could now extol his achievements to his heart's content to willing reporters. LAURENT MARCHAND:. The pleasure of alternating his Latin I, II, and III marks to 90's thus enabling him to enter Pharmacy College and become head chemical mixer at Bellefeuille's Drug Store. ANDRE MOREAU: The right to displace B. Goodman or Woody Herman as Amer1ca's foremost clarinetist. ROBERT RENAUD: A Ph. D. in mathematics so he can teach pupils at M. I. T. the unknowns of Algebra, until they hurl their textbooks at him. ARMAND ROUTHIER: In addition to the privilege of taking girls home after games, the possibility of getting up oft' the Hoor a little more often so Prevost can have five hoopsters instead of four and have a chance to win a game. JUNIOR E LEO BARNABY: A specially constructed 'i foot bed plus the privilege of coming to school at 10:00 a. ni. during his Senior Year. 5 Y' Z 4. m s . nsuTgip sg -5 r Q Fi. Y gg .M -......,-s . -..L . -.,,.,. ,Neat ., .,e........ .es1--f-,.se-e-fiw.1:fs.ss.en-t.t1g5e5ygQg.3g5q,giQ,3fgg,:.3 Q , -.V ' 5 t 1 e , ,H ,! . 5. invent -.1 't :1vg,,'.n-. E' ' 'sB?LT.T.r,:'3aLfi7TT.T '2fI ' f.QZf 7'M ZLLLLJIZ 'I ' ..l.,,.'l mf X'l'Q.ff.'TT' in To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To BERNARD BARSELOU: A dozen sport jackets made with a bright red, his favor- ite color, so his best friend may spot him a mile away. GEORGE BEAUDOIN: The honor of being the president of his fatherls contract- ing tiim, with his own Packard however, so his father won't have to worry over auto casualties. EDWARD BERARD: After wearing his jalopy out attending nine ditiferent schools, we leave him S50 for his junk, so he can purchase a shaving kit and rid the Juniors of the awful view of his heard. RAYMOND BERNIER: We will a new Ediphone, the device that types as he dic- tates so Brother Marcel's type period won't drive the impatient boy to an asylum. RAYMOND BERUBE: The proprietorship of Neveu's Market with his bosses working for him-for a change. h RENE CADRIN: We give the ownership of the Lafayette Drug Store su that he n1ay lure Pleasant prospects and create an extensive pleasant clientele. ANDRE CHAGNON: The honor of being elected the most quiet and mysterious character of next year's Senior Class. JEAN-LOUIS CLAPIN: An automatic feeding spoon so that he can eat ice- cream while driving his father's car. NORMAND DESROSIERS: The right to capture the fame of n Rubinoff as one of the world's best violinists. ALBERT DUSSAULT: A permit to park with his dad's car at Talbot's corner without interference from the police and observe the pedestrians stroll by. ARTHUR GAMACHE: A dozen of the green polka-dot ties he so proudly wears so the nice girls he brags about in Somerset, fwhich incidentally he thinks is the world's capitali can notice him. MAURICE GIRARD: We leave him heir to n 550,000 estate so he won't always be broke and drain his friends' financial resources. GILBERT GUIMOND: The privilege of driving his father's best milk truck and the favor of milking the cows daily. MAURICE HAMEL: We bequeath to the class poet and humoris't the right to introduce and sell variously shaped pipes at Prevost games: these may have any shape from the base saxophone shape to that of a trombone and they may puff like locomotives during Prevost games. CHARLES LAFOND: We leave this starry-eyed Eddie Cantor of Junior B a year's treatment in a beauty parlor where they can cultivate his peruke so that he may make a fortune selling it to n Hollywood Stage Contractor. DONALD LAPIERRE: To the curly-haired, blushing, blue-eyed pianist is left the pleasure of answering 20,000 fan mail letters by people who think he outdoes Frankie carle in the Boogie Woogie Bent. , RENE LATINVILLE: After a nationwide survey of the leading music critics, the honor to be unanimously elected to replace Frank Sinatra. as the voice of the Hobby-Soxers. WILLIAM LEBLANC: A life position as professor of English Literature at Har- vard where he can touch students to become as proncient as he is in English com- position. ROGER MORIN: The right to be nominated the most handsome American Boy of '48 since his classmates consider him the best-looking member of their class ,,...., ANDRE PARADIS: We bequeath Sunshine , alias Tutty or Putty , a bread and cake bakery where he can have enough to subdue his appetite and thus no longer rob his friends at Mark You's Restaurant. MARCEL ROBILLARD: We leave behind a job photographing the beauties of nature: he may travel as a relaxation. ALBERT TREMBLAY: We leave the privilege of replacing Fred Astaire as Hollywood's best tapdancer, and be admired the world over. ARTHUR VALCOURT: A scholarship at M. I. T. where his noisy and mischievous temper may experiment with volts and kilowatts until he's nearly electrocuted. Sai Ky, 45- + 5 1 R ' ' 's fs. at . -if , V. Ss . H+ ,rn ng,- 4 ll mv C LASS vga s LP- K. ecretifgndent : A,. may .mary P. K reswent . Ro Z'.:cy we -fu 71Z'0lA . 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Sth liuw: George Mmlllill, lll lml'd lllxluoul, llllylllmlnl Mi1'll,'ll1l, Xurlmlnd Julh-nvllr. lblyllllhllll Pbllvlivv. H0h0l'l Yzvwvsm-, Fl'vdel'ic'k l':lrenl. livurvl' Ruussel. Ruger Thi- lnml. Alulrv LllSi luv'-, R:-'ver' lluwlillbl. Enlwalrll Fole- . cm, Ilnnnlxl I..'lvui4-, ll-': 3'l lnlsslvr, Edward Rmlulmrnl. mnml- lullmmrc, ul--lr ,- nuns, nl-nnnl Almer. mn mr- mmy. num-rl ,xnm-.-1-Q. lm-.wx c'n.u-sn. 'r1m..l1nn- mu- sqllfll. lh'l'll'alllll 1.1! ':lm'0. Arthur Yallcourt. l'rutlAssl-ln' Iunninnu-nr Plante. 131: ur - ' z..-.Lgzzi,4l::zl... 'Q.'.....' ' Q.- ' -Q cgrclzes tra Conductor: Brother Mlrcel. Awistant Conductor: M. Lhuis P. Gamache 1st HMV: Nurnmlul DvM'0si0l'S. Limwl DQSTDFIQXSV Rnylnunll Gn6l'ul!0, Liunol LI-Vvsqlle, Nnrmnlld Dzwlaul, th-nrgo l'lour1h-, Amlri' Mun-aux, Maurlvc Clnirnuml, Tlmzel' Gll6l'0l1v:. 'Ilul Row: Nnrnmull Julivvt. llnynluml Paul, Linn 124-U, drill, Dlllulld Cluollcllv, RMIF Nnllx'h:n'n'l, Nurmnml Hun. thilller, George Durvtte. sm naw: mm-el u..m1mr.1, Arthur Gm-uwm-, Rnymunxl cu.-1.-10, nnymnmn lm.-me, llolu-rt ummm.-a, l'n-i.- D.-xr msnors. Arm-.-1-1 nu!-. Base 13,-um: 11-11.0.-1 Annruw. Pianist: Donzllxl I.u11ierl'0, .S9?f.1 ..'LT2'I'IL.i'., - 'TI'I'.,.Qi1'Z1 Z'iLf,2'If'l1' F 15 U f i . V ie. Q lf A lf I . ' 1- . l ' f. rv 3 X., ,,i5:3?x,g,2, ,ima 3, , A. .1- 8 . 4 1, 3' -,-f...,-.., . 5519 ' ' ..p 52A 3 ' 3 a V N Wi -s-1 . ' 1 Q L 2 9 s 2 ,.g,,q'w'1 s mafia is 3 mm- xfwa -1 --,' 3 , . 3 ., . .v P - - GU, 5 ' 1:2f,,f.'..-,. -,-,v'u:n,x.1-IQA. Rev. Brother Ernest llluderatnr of thc Seniors . , ,, i 1 Rev. Brother Francis Moderator of 'the Juniors Rev. Brother Eugene 'llodcrutor of the Sophomurcs sts-'mi'-1:-.'..,,,,.:.ms.ez.s:sx J. ,Wyse-4, , 1 i eg-.2 :Sarana- Offl cers Prefecl: Fernlncl Thibault. Assistant Prefect: Adrien Olivier Secretary: Romeo Guimond. Treasurer: Georges Dubi Rev. Father Arthur G. Dupuis Chaplain Qgiocfality of the Qlesseczl irgin Rcjuvcnated by the organization of four parallel sections, Lln- Sodiility, during this current year, was in ri better position to call for vigorous nr.-tion. The oiiicers. in their Council Vigil Hours , carefully planned the spiritual and temporal projects proposed to the organization in thc Semester Outline . Fcrnand Thibault, general prefect, nssist- ed by Adrien Olivier, vice-prefect, Romeo Guimond, secretary, and George Dube, treasurer, accomplished n remarkable work, and credit is due to them for their devotedness. Mcntioning but u few of the Sodality projects that marked the year 1946-1947, we may single out the Catholic Book Exhibit. the Communion Breakfast, the Charity Drive for the poor, the Five pil- grinmgrs, the Vocation Week, the Crusade for masses and com- munions during Lent, the Amateur Night, the Bowling League the Stamp Club, and the various crusades for better prayers and better living. Under the protection of the Blessed Mother, we have worked to restore Christ in our he-nrts and in the hearts of our schoolmates: wc dedicated our lives to furthering His interests on earth by im- plunting His teachings into our souls and by hnrkcning to His voici- at all times. Our slogan for thc past ycnr was Render Thy Leisurcs Whole- some . That may wo live up to it through this summer is thc vow expressed by our dcvotcd chaplain and moderators. vena v xl ' w , 'Fr A? ef www-www V R W l -W - 'v?aDEUTSOLl +A' M A ' 'N 9 fed . S. ' AX l aww tl 1.K!L!'!.:.. 2252244 4. 55.31 La... 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Then, the armed services lured four lettcrmen away and left the lncolniur-I coat-h with a handful of stamina-loaded flcdglluSS lacking but two things beyond their control: heights nml experience. Terry Mcllnllon, a very earnest young man, pick ed up the coaching reins and undertook the almost superhuman task of moulding lt tlghtlng aggregation able to battle such glnnts as Dlman, Dartmouth, Somerset and Dighton. l'nforlulultely, circumstances forced hlxu to resign as the season was getting underway. On January fvth, Fred XVnlstencrufl, star basketball alul baseball player ln the City League, was appointed to dlrect our hardwood proceedings. He piloted the tellin to two straight victories over West- port and Bristol Aggies. But in spite of his invaluable experience and tireless efforts, hls team had to bow to marked superiority. Co-captain George Bonnafe was the spark plug ln many a rugged contest. Hls unparallclcd spirit and his arduous work are to be congratulated. Fernand Bonnoyer, the other co-captain, was our one-handed shot artist. Ar- mand Routhicr, our human dynamo, never yielded an inch until the final whistle. Phll Lavole, 1n-obalvly the shortest Varsity member ln the Narry League was a constant thorn ln our opponents' side. Hector Dion, u capable plnymaker was the man of the hour ln many a crltlcal situation. Our Jnyvee team, composed chlefiy of Freshmen hoopstars. deserve it speclal tribute for their remarkable achievement. They won ten of their fourteen league games. The out- Smllllllltf player was undoubtedly Rene Bam-llle whose 4-oolnessnntl natural ability were nlghly llrtllsmi by rival coaches- Howover, without the unselflsh contributions of Robert Renaud, Roger Morin, Ronald Duval, Zeke Vnllquette, Mau- rlce Clalrmnnt, lVlllIanx Labrle, Romeo Fortln, and Leonard Levasscur, such an enviable record would not have been compiled. XVlth thc return of all but two of these buys, I-'revost can smile at the future and look for great things in this indoor sport. The hopes for n. perenlal leadership ill sports will come when the gynl and other athletic accommo- dations are part of the school grounds. BASEBALL. Late in March over sixty baseball enthusiasts trotted on the Held to display their baseball capabllltles under the uncanny eye of our enthusiastic, champion coach Nick Olivier. Graduation and the G. I. Bill of Rights brought havoc ln our baseball spud claiming the whole team with the exception of Albert Tremblay. Therefore, the grateful task of rebuilding a team with raw recrults. Few, if any, Narry League teams can boast of a string of twenty straight games and two t-llnlnptonshlps over a. two-year span. When a coach lms tasted tho sweet fruit of victory at the-helm of a school outfit, he could be excused for nurturing st feeling ol dtsconragement when ho suddenly ls faccd with so bleak a project. Fortunately, Nick Ollvler does not belong to this class. His over- bubbllng ontliuslasm, stamina and determination are just as genuine and communicative as hls flrst two years at Plevost. This is a great eredlt to a great coach. The pltehlng'dcpartment, minus Al Pelletier, is reduced to a skeleton. However, three Freshmen fllngers: Rene Thibault, Louis Boulay alld Gerard Gulmond should provide the backbone of our future hnrllln: corps. Armand Routhier is counted upon to handle etliclently our rookie pitchers' slants. .Albert 'Tremblay is the only boy wlth a certain alnouut of experience und the coach le looking to him to carry the burden of pitching Provost to victory. Batting wlll bc the major factor that will decide who will hold down thc other positions. The candidates for the rclnalning berths are as follows: Arlnand Levesque, Raymond Guorette, and Maurice Hamel, pi!L'l'lex's: RI. Dtllllont, G. Plante, R. Frazier, N. Vnllqllette, H. Dloll. H. llervler, YV. Dlbklllsoli and R. Glllllwnd, Infield- ersi P. Lavoie, G. Lebreux, R. Landry, R. Renaud will patrol the outfield. The fans may look forward to see a llllsflilll-T, aggressive and determined group of boys gulng all out to win for their school and their beloved coach. cont-ll is faced with the un Ref.: two preceding pages: 1-Case. 2-Dlman.3-1Yestport.-l-Dlghton. 5-Bristol. 6-Dartmouth. T-Dlman J. V. 8- Varslty: lst row: N. Ynllquette, A. Routhler, P. Lavole, G. Bounnfe, H. Dion, V. Bounoyer, L. Levasseur. 2nd row: M. Dumont, R. Duval, R. Renaud, R. Bnnvllle, coach Fred Nl'olstencrnft, A. Fortln, R. Morin, M. Clalrlnont, Rev. Brother Albert, athletic director. 9-Coach Alfred W'olsteucroft. 11--XVestpol't. 12, 28-Volleyball tvs. Facnltyl. 13-Grammar School Hoopsters: lst row: R. Robillard, C. Clalrxuout, C. Dwyer: E. Coleman, A. Paradis, E. Emond, R. Giroux. 2nd row: P. Martel, C. Frascatore, R. ltlorrlssette, R. Picard, R. Petlt. R. Dupont, E. Brooks. 14-Football. 15-Somerset. 16, 26-Gram. School Football. 17, 30, 31-Basketball routers, IS-Dlghtou J.V., 19- Fresh team: M. Dumont, L. Bou- luy, G. Guimont, L. Ste-Marie, J. Aubln, L. Levasseur, R. Perron. D. Ferland, Rev. Brother Henri. 20-That Football Game. '.:1-Volleyball Fans, 22-Westport J. V., 23-Yolleyballl Champs, 21-Dlghtoo. 25-Cheerleaders, 27-Gram. Hoopsters, 20-Basketball Fans. Ref.: the following page: 1-Phil Lavole, 2-George Lebreux, 3-Robert Renaud, 4-Robert Landry, S-Albert Tremblay, 6-First Row: Normaud Vallquette, Maurice Dumont, William Dickinson, Roland Frazier, Henri Mercier. Second Row: Brother Albert, Romeo Gulmond, Hector Dion, George Plante, Maurice Hamel, coach Nick Ollvler. 'I-Armand Routhler. Romeo Gullnond, S- Zeke Vallquette, Roland Frazier, 9-Hector Dion, 10-Mound asplrantm Maurice Hamel, Gerard Gutmoud, Raymond Guerette, Rene Thlbault. 11-lvllllam Disklnson, 12-Flrst base: Maurice Dumont, 13-Maurice Hamel, 14-Before :t practice game, 15-Shortstop: Henry Mercier. ,lot nn, rl 'X uEoTsutl f - ' 7 ui...l'L1.f Il nlvtsr' Jl..i?m:n, 'iv' : 1 . ..-gf , Q. , mr? ' A cv, . . s 1 C 5 1 , Q -- . IS' X ,119 s t r- - 1 , . .. S. . 'Il I Mfr fig. xr'-1, Q n 1 L ff '. a 5 I 3 3, '01 Dmmcztzkss scoAL.l'rv AMA'rsuns' xmlrr: 1-,xlum 'lu-.-mulay mp-fnmmur. 2-Roswell Couturn-'s nnxsh-ul .-nsemm-19. zu-supn. 1zu,:..r.-1.5. 4-.mm lmsxux-, guvsn lu-usa, 5-som.. Hunting: H'1'.-cn. 0-Fr.-Snmlan -mzmwx.-.x, PREVOST MINSTREL SHOW AND MUSICALEI 1-Ile-H6 I.1llII1Yillv'. 2-HUSWPII Colllure. IliAl'lhn1' 4'hllb0!, 4-Ensllill Rbginald Comeau. 5-Thiodore Cloutier. 6-Bertrand Lachan:e. 7-Donald Dupuis. Conrad Clairmant and Ron! Marchand fenlurim! tho Andrew Slslvrs. S-The Gillluhnsi D. 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Lucien A. Pineau. 'W Daniel H. Lntendresse. Samucl B. Ford, Girard-I Duquetu. :Lf-w.-ry Raymond M. Gmson. Alban B. Caron, Ar- mand F. Roy, John T. 0'Neil. e Class Who Left for the Mililnry Service Uma wg, i + nEnTsnu JH ff...-' 4..:.:., ,.: f ,. .-f.1.f..ww Q 'Sif-T.. -, -.x,.f,i2+Jb35fi 25.41.-V .v. ..4 ' l ivuxlv Ha ' 'cf ,Qty J, Q X, ,SN ,- Yilf' . , A.,.,N4..-u, -vw-fv-fr:--1' p.-,.4 -4 v zz -11 5:5 , A ' v4 6, 53,- --an-ms--s Brother Simeon and B1-other Eugene planning the next edition of the Pr6vost Our School Newspaper 'Phu srlmnl yvnl' Iiivlli-I0-I7 nmrkeml the 1:11-ulust ilnpl'nx'a-lllvllt r-YM' lnnnlu in the ji-m-mnisnis liolxl ut Pvt-vt-sr. .x.-t-mnplislv nn-nt lacing the by-word among the mem- lu-rs of the Stuff, lhvy lmvv velrmiuly lived ull lu Ct. Inlleexl, the l'rx-rust has llmde al xldinite Stride tuwnlwls l1rngl'n'ss, A regular printed sn-html pnper has been ' ' thu t-lm-ushen dream of 1,-nh mi-may mm slush-nts ew-r slllrv tlw Yury llrst Issue uf llw Npwsl0ll0l ' In HH-I. IIS lwfztllzzltiull in :ln llll-insulate forum! :lull presenlntlllll ls due to the hlslliraltluli of Rvv. llrolhel' Alexzlndvr, Pl'hu'i3mI, :lull llw grwlvlwnxs vulllrihu- tinlxs uf friends :tml lwlluhlclurs. 1'onthnlhn.: Its pulh-y of n paper for the students and hy thv students, the l'revusl nppenrod every other lxmnlll 4'urr3'lll5: new fvzltllres lhllt Sought tu hitcrost :Ill slllvSvl'Ilwl'S. A Suclinn was still devulcd tn our gradu- ates in the snhunns 1-ntitlod: .-kluxnnl Nntesn, However, urn-alter emphusis was laid on sn-hnnl nutivities, The gvlu-l':xl lwwx mul Surll volcllms als 'l'ltltlv-'l'alle Hale :lull Hip-Ihip-llnp-Il00p , lll'0Yvnl very vlljoyllble to :Ill l'u:ulvl'S. 'Fhruugh thc- vxcellent vnnperntiun of Brother Ernest, Brnthcr Augustus and Brother Shnoon, the pnbliun- lion was ulwalys wvll Sullplictl with llllulnlrlilpllh' ruls Wllivh Ro clearly lll'0tl1.:ht to life ull vullilnls activities. I':ll'lonllists Rertl'nlld Llwllnnce and Ewlwnrll lltlllvllnlwl ill :lrllstiv cxll'Ic:ltnl'us revivell the hullmrislit' highlhlhls pf the l'l'M'usl YVnrld. 'rho pr.-ss is it gmt: wwpmt mutiny In vnllllnzxting false nm! slmlluw lhhlkillkf- It Is n nxisconuoptlnn to think of an st-hun! newspaper as of an pros:-xip sheet. The tlme-x dr-lnaml writers with Mens, brezultlx of vision, and the ability no nut in Wfwfls 'hr soul of lhillfrs whclhvl' it he ill the lllt0l'- prvtatimu of the news or hu.:u-lin-les of lilv.-rall'b' merit. Thr- 'ws'-17 Slztff ro.-ls pl-.md of me work it has aw.-mnpnslmvl and Qxmen-ls, to next yt-:lr's journalistic chisel, its best wishes for vulllimlet'l su4'Ct'SS. Provost School Journal Staff LX. wa- um mn.. KR can .?Q .,bQ3.,w.g . ,'iJ'L '5 ' Ju lEV.'!?'1'.3LZ-r sl ling: - mg.:-3 . iniitil' fl .X Un l' zngzfzeme Amzzversazre K et U72 Dzxzeme A 72 nzversazre A l'occasion de la dixieme grnduntion et du vingtii-me anniversnire de l'ecole, il fait bon cle revivre un peu le passe et de se rappeler ici la noble et sympnthique figure de Mgr. Jean A. Prevost. Comme nous le savons tous, les jours grandioses du cin- quantiexne anniversaire de la paroisse couronnerent sa vie si bien remplie. Mais au millieu de ces jours glorieux, une pen- see le hantnit, une pensee chere ix son coeur: avoir UDB ecole paroissiale pour les garcons, specialement les plus grands, sous la direction des Freres. En maintes cir- constances, il en s purle. Revivons quel- ques instants ces belles pages du passe. Le huit juin 1925, les Freres de l'In- struction Chretienne recevaient de Mgr. J. A. Prevost lui-meme l'invitation de venir ii Fall River et d'ouvrir une ecole pour les jeunes franco-americains dans la paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes. Il fut nlnrs entendu que Yinauguration aurait lieu en septembre 1927. Minis le seize septembre 1925, Dieu appelait I1 lui son digne serviteur qui devait presider de Lia-Haut 31 ln realisa- tion de ce beau reve qu'il nvait caresse une partie de sa vie. Le sept Janvier 1926, le reverend Pere Louis-Damase Robert alors cure de la paroisse Saint- Roch recevnit de son Excellence Mgr. Daniel F. Feehan, sa nomination in la cure de Notre-Dnme-de- Lourdes. Il se mit vite in Poeuvre et le huit juin 1926, il achetait des Rev, Soeurs Grises de l'or- phelinnt Saint-Joseph un lot alors vacant pres du pare Lafayette sur l'avenue Eastern. A ln fete du Sucre-Coeur, en juin 1026, sur ce terrain eut lieu une touchante ceremonie. Les eninnts de l'ecolc Notre-Dame se rendirent processionellement, drapeau du Sucre-Coeur en tete, ii l,Elldl'0li1 meme ou devuit s'edifier le nouveau batiment. Mgr. D. Robert presidait et l'on pouvait compter pnrlni les assistants le Rev. Pere Berube et le Rev. Pere Cournoyer nlors vicnire de Notre- Damc et egnlement les Soeurs de Jesus-Marie. Tour ix tour, tous ceux qui assistaient furcnt invites ix soulever une pelletee de terre en geste symbolique inaugurant les travaux d'excavation: alors avec quelle joie les Rev. Soeurs durent-elles poser ce geste, elles qui etnlent si iil'etroiti1l'ecole Notre- Dxune. Ln construction progressa si bien que le vingt avril 1927, un bon nombre d'eleves de l'ecole Notre-Dame, sous la direction des Rev. Soeurs, vennit finir Pannee dans la nuuvelle ecole. ?.e 'G:p e0? a l uenTsuu -5 i V i V Y 1 L? pf-vga.-,...:-3..l.u-.1-.,..--.. W- ..,, ,. ..onwe------f--awww-vve-gene'-5-gliM-of-v W-- '-QIAQ . F' qi ivgvcnxtps ..,. 1. g.a.T? I?I'.'1C-T5w.l.I -fin .,.npnx....,-. .M ,. -f.m.q.M ..-.ssfns A. 4:-v mp: s .- , W- En septembre de ln mime annie, cc nouvel Edifice ouvrait ses portes sous In di- rection des FrAres au nombre de sept alors et de cinq profeseurs laiques. Trois cent soixante-dix 6I6ves s inscrivirent et furent rbpnrtis en onze classes. L date de la lninddiction fut Hxsie au onze septembre, mais en ce jour-lil, une pluie torrentielle forqa les autoritis ix remettre ln c6r6- monie au dimnnche qui suivit COSt-lil-fl'll'0 le dix-hnit septembre. Cette fois, la tem p61-ature fut idfiale. Sur le pnrc, en face de l'6cole, on avail: 6lev6 une estrade pour Mgr. l'6v6quc et les autres dignitaires. Son Excellence Mgr. Fechan pri-sidnit. A ses c6te7:s Ggurnient le Rviv. Pirre L.-D. Robert, lc R6v. PE-rc Tilesphore Grcnier, orateur dc circonstnnce, son honneur le maire de ln ville M. W: Harry Monks, le surinien- dant :les Gcoles publiques M. Hector L. Belisle, le Rviv. Pi-re Edmund J. S. Ward, celier dn diocbse, et autres invitds ' ues. Des centaines :m.wn- n v--.w-nun: -.fm Q wi v 8. , , chan d'honneur, clercs et lmq uggnki, . l W '- ' wxa .,-, s ,,.. , ---1 U13 wg., f f.A:sQ.ax- . . H ...sd .,,2 2 IZMXLY' f 7 ' :Jn x Umlrmifr Sq Q54 Q Ou 5 3 ls- X . A , Q, 7? 'lm -1 F gg -. .9 lllirvual' 1 mum' 3 'E l'E '83G5XCbT2fl99L5i1S1?l 5.5 l11uE1!!'!i1 de personnes assistaient auteur de l'estrade. Un prelude, sous la direction du professeur A. Lapierre et avec Vaccompagnement de la fanfare Saint-Antoine ouvrit la ceremonie. Le Rev. Pere Grenier Pl0l'l0llQ8 ensuite un sermon approprie tres golite de l'assemblee. Ensuite, le Pere Louis-Damase Robert dedia l'ecole a la memoire eternelle de son saint et venere predecesseur, puis il la presents au pays, a l'etat, au diocese et a la paroisse. Son Excellence Mgr. Feehan fit ensuite l'eluge des parois- siens qui avaient contribue si genereusement ix Perection de cet edifice, puis il benit l'ecole selon les rites de la sainte Eglise. La benediction de la foule et le chant enthousiaste de Star Spangled Ban- ner et de O Canada couronnerent ce beau jour. Des la premiere nnnee, Prevost laissa vite entrevoir de belles esperances pour l'avenir. La marche ascendnnte de toutes les oeuvres bien lancees caracterise Prevost. En 1928, le nombre des Freres augmentait de sept Ex dix et tous les locaux Etnient remplisg bientot Vexiguite allait se :faire sentir, specialement en 1934, quand s'ouvrit le neuvieme cours. Alors, trente-sept jeuncs gens s'en- registrerent en septembre, premices de l'ecole superieure nctuelle. Les annees qui suivirent virent ce nombre s'accroitre et en 1941, pres de cent freshmen franchissaient le seuil de Prevost. De- puis plus cle dix ans, Vecole souifre du manque rl'espace et uu point de vue materiel, elle manque de presque toutes les connnodites d'un High School moderne. La bibliotheque, d'ailleurs insudlsante quund au nombre des volumes, a du etre logee dans l'uncien bureau du principal et celui-ci a di se iefugier dans un vestiaire loin de la porte d'entree de l'ecole. Mnlgre son exiguite, cette sulle de bi- bliotheque sert egalement de classe. On doit aussi faire la classe dans le corridor du deuxieme etageg meme le laboratoire sert pour une periode de religion. Les eleves de latin se rappelleront egalement la classe au grand air sur les marches du perron en dehors de l'ecole. Faute de cafeteria, les eleves prennent leur diner dans les classes et s'il pleut, force leur est d'y rester car il n'y a aucun genre de salle meme petite oil ils puissent prendre leurs ebats. Mais ce qui manque le plus, c'est un auditorium et un gymnase qui permettent les reunions d'ensemble et la culture physique. Il est done ditiicile d'avoir des concours oratoires nu tout autre genre d'organisation a fins educatives. Dans le domaine des sports, Prevost est-il mieux favorise'? Assez peu. Tout d'abord, jusqu'ici l'ecole n'a pu commencer d'equipe de football faute de champ d'exercice. Pour le ballon au panier, nos eleves doivent se rendre in la salle du C. Y. 0. pour laquelle la paroisse doit chaque annee payer loyer. Le seul sport pour lequel les garcons aient quelque facilite, c'est ln balle-au-camp: ln proximite du pare Lafayette en favorise de beaucoup Porganisation des exercices et parties. Malgre toutc cette penurie materielle, Prevost va de l'avant et les eleves y aflluent. Un ai- mant mysterieux les attire. Pour eux, seule l'ecole catholique peut repondre ii leur idealg seule, elle leur donnera cette education complete pour le coeur et l'esprit, pour l'ime tout entiereg seule, elle leur donnera ces principes de vie pour l'eternite. Aussi viennent-ils y puiser ce nectar qui preservera et leurs croyances et leur religion. Avec ces vues surnaturelles ils nourrissent cependant dans leur coeur une pensee: c'cst qu'un jour, ils voicnt s'elever il cete du baitiment deja existant les salles de bibliotheque, auditorium, gymnase et cafeteria et autres tant desireesr Sans doute qu'au temps de Mgr Robert, ils sont venus pres d'avoir ce qu'ils convoitaientg un auditorium devuit s'elcver dans ln cour de l'ecole, mais l'ouragan de 1938 a detourne les fonds vers des reparations plus urgentes. L'an dernier, sous ln direction du Rev. Pere Jalbert, les Fndeles de Notre-Dame ont montre une generosite plus qu'ordinuire en donnant plus de 550,000 en vue d'une salle paroissiale qui aurait servi en meme temps d'auditorium et de gymnase pour l'ecole Prevost, mais de nouveau la realisation rle ce 1-eve est remise a plus tard. L'espoir cependant vit encore dans le coeur des eleves, espoir dont la realisa- tion permettrait ix une oeuvre si belle de grandir et de s'epanouir. ann vp at E -f 4 ,,.,., . .-,w.......-- T- .. -v-gf .1 Q m,,m',,,J. :- 'a if 'Z nsoTsuu xi Y PEE- 5 Q X - , U v. ss W-fee-fu-Jmlff'-'fx-N1-'f-MZWTEMQ-X 1 ' l V- . NW pw M ,,,z ,,,,wf-raqaqfaww--.W W,-. -v , -C . .. qw- ,..,,...,M-. J... 'y W lm Y- l ,AY 1.91 R 5' 'Z il? , -in Ei ::-S' ,, R 5. 'QQ V. S' I 'liglvwl ienfjalteurs Mgr. James E. Cassidy, D.D., LL.D. Mgr James I.. Connolly, D. D. Reverend Alfred Bonneau, Cure Mgr Louis Damase Robert Mgr George Cain, P. D. Mgr Osias Boucher, P. D. Tres Reverend Pere Thomas Landry, 0. P. Reverend Joseph A. Cournoyer Reverend Adrien Gauthier Reverend Louis E. Prevost Reverend Leonidas Lariviere Reverend Alphonse E. Gauthier Reverend Joseph Eid Reverend Stanislas Goyette Reverend Omer J. Lussier Reverend Roland J. Mosse Reverend Maurice A. Lamontagne Reverend William Collard Reverend Arthur G. Dupuis Reverend Henri A. Hamel Juge Edouard J. Lajoie Docteur J. A. Fournier Docteur Omer Boivin Docteur William J. Boudreau Docteur Joseph 0. St-Denis Docteur J. A. Archambaillt Docteur L. J. Violette Docteur David Prial Mr. Charles F. Brow M. Jean Lussier M. Leo W. Gagne Un ami Building Materials Co. J. A. G. Reverend Herve Jalbert Reverend Raymond Hamel Re verendes Soeurs de St-Joseph Acudemie Jesus-Marie Dames de Ste-Anne, Paroisse Notre-Dame Ligue du Saint Nom, Paroisse Notre4Dame Boy Scouts, Troupe 15, Paroisse Notre-Dame Boy Scouts, Troupe 50, Paroisse Ste-Anne Mr. and Mrs. John Tnrvis M. Edmour Cormier M. P. Pineau Reliance Hardware The Bristol County Dental System V. O. Cachel, D.D.S.-E. A. Corriveau BSHARA'S RESTAURANT EAT AT BSHARA'S' DINNERS SERVED DAILY I508 Pleasant St Tel. 2-9372 Compliments of JEAN'S FARM SIZZLING STEAKS ' ROAST BEEF ' I-IAM ' CI-IOPS ' TURKEY ' CHICKEN DINNERS Fall River- New Bedford Highway No. Westport, Mass. ERTISEUEXT pgg Congratulations Class QF 947 The MUNRUE PRESS, Inc 30 THIRD STREET P tronize our advertisers Page-1 Pzesvos Tir J. P. COTE STUDIO TEACHER OF MODERN PIANO PLAYING SPECIAL COURSE IN SONG ARRANGING ROOM 1 - ROGER DUFOUR 103 SO. MAIN ST. T ROGER P. DUFOUR PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Room 1 - 103 so. MAIN sT. For Entertainment and Hrs ORCHESTRA Phone 2-4220 EL 2--1220 or 4-4881 WEBSTER OIL CO. New Boston Road CORNER OAK GROVE AVENUE Encaurngvz 1108 nmmrl rms ERTISEMENTS OPage5 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE A College For Men Conducted by the Dominican Fathers NORMAND H BOULE RAYMOND W. BOULE Compliments of BOULE F U l'l C I' al H 0 m C 615 BROADWAY TEL. 3-2901 Pntro rc mr nrlzuhsme OF THE EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS RAILWAY CO. IDEAL FRUIT CO. Granite Block S Antonio H. Lagasse HAVE YOUR PLUMBING DONE BY A PLUMBERH 110 BARRE ST TEL 8 5761 .JOSEPH NADEAU'S SONS Riggers - Truckers Crane Service DIAL 2-7662 or 2-6862 486 WARREN ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. ertis QPag38 PREVOST 19 JERRY CAPONE Shoe Repairing and Shining 27 STAFFORD ROAD FALL RIVER. MASS. Compliments of TALBOT DRUG STORES MAIN DRUG 15 South Main Dial 5-7981 LAFAYETTE DRUG 1403 Pleasant Dial 7-9782 G L 0 B E D R U G 48 East Main Dial 9-6791 P A R K D R U G 937 South Main Dial 7-9920 E1IC0lll'Ilyf'Z 1108 0117107166117 S ADVERTISEMEVTS 0Page9 Dial 2-0131 THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS PIERRE PICARD lVlen's Outfitter Custom Tailoring 1333 - 35 PLEASANT ST. FALL RIVER Complete Athletic Outfitters for PREVOST HIGH SCHOOL WALTER C. FRAZE CO. 9 NO. MAIN ST. Phone 8-5656 Pat: orlzze nur alive! Users OPage10 PREVO'ST19 Compliments of AUGUSTE I-IEBERT 8: F ILS Rene and his Dad Insurance ls a Friend in Need IVIENARD INSURANCE AGENCY AIME GIROUX, AGENT PAUL A. GIROUX, LIFE UNDERWRITER REALTOR GRANITE BLOCK ROOM 325 Tel. 2-0871 Tel. 2-6781 Meilleurs Voeux du COLLEGE DE IJASSOMPTION Le College Franco-Americain WORCESTER, MASS . E7lC01l7'ag8 71,08 a7l7Z071C61U'3 VERTISEMENTS 0Pnge11 ADRIEN D. PICARD MARGARET M. SULLIVAN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS SYSTEMS, AUDITS, TAX RETURNS 13 Borden Street Phone 2-7881 GOYETTE'S PACKAGE STORE QUALITY LIQUORS - WINES -- ALES - BEERS CHAMPAGNES - CORDIALS 1093 Stafford Road GOYETTE'S WELCOME MARKET 853 South Main Street B. E. GOYETTE'S MARKET Q U A LIT Y MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES BIRDS EYE FOODS 2-4631 6-8526 LAMOUREUX 6: MONGEAU Known for Better Shoes A g e n Q F 0 r MEN'S FLORSHEIM SHOES - CROSBY SQUARE and ROBLEE LADIES' FLORSHEIM, QUEEN QUALITY :md ENNA JETTICK 236 So. Main Street Tel. 6-8161 Pu t ron izz' nu I' mlvvrr isn s 0Page12 PREVOST 19147 Compliments of Eidflimaq Compliments of KORMON WATER CO. Purified Bleach SAVOL BLUEING SAVOL AMMONIA SANFORD HARDWARE Henry Laverdure, Mgr. DUPONT PAINTS CARPENTER TOOLS 51 Pleasant Street Telephone 2-2381 Enaourugcz H08 G'l'L1l01l06'llT.5 DVERTISEMENTS 0PaEe13 IDEAL BIAS BINDING CO. BIAS and STRAIGHT CUT BINDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Factory and Oflice Union Mill No. 1 Tel. 2-2032 RAYMOND'S VARIETY STORE ICE CREAM - SOFT DRINKS - GREETING CARDS STATIONERY - CANDY - PATENT MEDICINES - ETC. MEATS ' GROCERIES and PROVISIONS 145 Nashua Street Tel. 2-9351 W. SEYMOUR CRAY TYPEWRITERS and SUPPLIES Sales R 0 Y A L Service 145 Second Street Dial 3-1741 T H E I E ELBE FILE and BINDER CO., INC. 649 Alden Street Fall River Putronize our advertisers lPage14 PREVOST 19.47 G E N E ' S CLEANSERS AND DYERS, Inc. Locally Owned and Operated FALL RIVER'S LARGEST, MOST MODERN CLEANSING PLANT You've tried the rel! - Now try the best Phone 7-9370 So. Store Plant No. Store 146 Hamlet St. 179 Oxford St. 1267 No. Main St. Compliments of ST. DENIS PACKAGE STORE, lnc. 818 Globe St. Tel. 3-1322 1 1 Compliments of DOUCET INSURANCE AGENCY 1 r I 1 5 FALL RIVER 1 ?l.l-Ivralh uma Encollrltgc 1105 ml7L011cc'l11s DVERTISEMENTS lPnge15 BOUDREAU STUDIO COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FAMILY PORTRAITS 131 South Main Tel. 2-1011 JEWELER and OPTICIAN 1424 Pleasant St. Tel. 2-2361 Stanley B. Grinnell, Pres. Carl Butiington, Treas. THE FRANK L. ALLEN LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS 296 Oliver St. Edwin F. Cobb, Mgr. Tel. 9-6443 FRANCOIS X. PERRON GRANITE BLOCK Pn!roni:c nur arl'verfise1 s Page16 PREVOS T IVIACKENZIE 6: WINSLOW, Inc. LUMBER FOR EVERY NEED POULTRY -- DAIRY - DOG FEEDS Tel. 6-8563 698 Rodma Il NU - WAY EXTERIVIINATING CO. LUCIEN OUELLETTE, Prop. PLOURDE'S S elvlng 1 r exh B intl FnIl River and Vicinity I- r Speclly rvsllllw wilh elTe4'lIX l llll nll I 1 nur semi e All wnrk gn rnnleed l nl tl nlll lual 1 l I 'X I Ill I r F.-XFTURII S IXNTVI l 'IIUXS R PUITLIV Ill ITL N I' lilull ESTINIATICS North Main l'lIIiI'IRI'III4I1Y GIVEN . OPP. LIBRARY 380 North Mam Street Fall River, Mass. Dial Fall River 9-6165 I BAKERY, INC. WILLIAM PROSSER 6: SON Ellcournge 'nos mnlullcvlns DVERTISEMENTS OP88e17 JOE'S RED 8: WHITE STORE J. Glowacki, Prop. MEATS - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS - VEGETABLES Tel. 2-7461 144 East Main Street I. F. Morin Furniture Store Established 1887 Noel Giard, Prop. C OMPLETE HO ME FURNISHINGS Philco Radios Frigidaires Sewing Machines 20 MAIN ROAD NO. TIVERTON, R. I. Fall River 2-4869 Complinwuts of Barrette's Doughnuts New England's Finest SPECIAL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION 1912 PLEASANT ST. Dial 2-4641 CI-IABOT BROS., INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS 469 Alden Street Dial 2-5751 Pntronize om- urlw-rtisrrs lPage18 PREVOST194 To Prevost High GRADUATES This ls the day uf specialization-in mmlh-luv, law, onginvorimg, clwxuislryf :mu umsiness. Alle-ml u g-mul s.-luml nf specialization after hlulx s.-lmul. G0 to 1-allege. if you van. For specializgliurl in the Hcllls of business or vivil sox-vice, wehmaf-snly suggest our school, win. ns corps or K-annum mul .-mhusmsue nn- struclurs, all of whom have hnd personal ox- pnrlunco as lmslm-ss empluyuus. Regzlstmlion fur SL-pt. Term new being rum-vivcd. XYe offer vnursz-S ill g .xcuouxu-xxa 3 Q SECRFITARLXL SCIENCE ' . BUSINESS ADRIINISTRATION Q COMBIERCIAL FINISHING Compliments of An Approved School for Ihc training X Y of l'l'tm'aus under flu' G. I. Bill N SYVANSE-Ay Thibodeau MASS. Business College Nnw in its 58:11 Ymr William J. Cyr. Pres. Albert G. Pierce. V. Pres. HUDNER BLDG. OPP. CHERRY'S LAGASSE BROS. - Compliments of The more homes we heat The more friends we make CHERRY 8: WEBB'S 23 NINTH ST. Tel. 2-1891 EYLCO UTGQCZ 'H08 U'll-'H0'll08'lLT3 D VERTISEMENTS C Pag e19 C. S. Sawyer 6: Co. The Home of Sawco Products BUILDERS' 8: PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 1791 So. Main Dial 9-6091 Goulet Construction Co. 1114 No. Main St. - - - D i a l - - - 6-8740 6-S259 Cnmplimvnts of a Friend Artisans Canadiens-Francais LOCAL 733 ST. MATHIEU FALL RIVER Aumonierz Rev. Lucien Larrivce President: M. Gcdeon Dufour Vice-Pros.: M. Ernest Parent Sec.-Tres.: M. Romeo Dufour Ceremonieresz gllrziilxisplgiiililcfort Auditeur:MMwTulles Dufour , . il iam Boudreuu Med' Ex-f M. Rene Barrette CONGRATULATIONS Tel. 3-2468 105 Mer-ahah st. to our Somerset Centre, Mass. grandson Raymond BerulJe's Dairy Albert A. Berube, Prop. MR' Q MRS, HORACE DION I-IOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Lincoln Park OPEN YEAR ROUND and all other Dairy Products R. Cayer USED FURNITURE Bought, Sold, Exchanged Skating - Bowling- Dancing If vnu get it here WS good Hold Your School Picnic Here Dial 2-2239 954 So. Main St. Fall River, Mass. Patronize our cuivertrl-:ers 0 Page 20 PREVOST 19 Park Battery 6: lgnition Service 1119 Davol St. Corner Ballard St. Tel. 2-9457 - Wilfred Gingrasv INSURANCE 330 Granite Block Compliments de Quality L. 8: B. Stores S maganins i votre service Proprietaires, LETENDRE Q BOULE, Inc. BETTER CLEANING Renew the Beauty of Your Garments Our Cleaning Methods Will Do It Telephone 7-9408 Shirt Launderers Phenix Modern Cleansers Quality Cleansing at Moderate Prices Plant: 46 Barlow St. Fall River, Mass. Charest Dairy Tel. 9-6212 John J. Roncka Room 317 Above Academy Theater Elevator at Theater Entrance Cecil Cross ELECTRICIAN Installation of Residential Wiring and Wall Plugs, etc. 16 Bullock St. Tel. 2-7411 Barnes St. Cash Market Jus. A. Caisse, Prop. High Grade MEATS K: GROCERIES-VEGETABLES 37 Barnes St. Tel. 8-5287 ETIUUUTLIUBZ H08 011110110814 TS DYERTISEMENTS 0 Page 21 George F. Cantin 6: Son Distributors of FANCY FOOD PRODUCTS Tel. 2-2902 1030 Dwelly St. Complimrnls 111' Zenon D. Barrette Boulanger 824 County Street Complinwnts nf Y 8: L Cash Market 1616 Pleasant St. Tel. 3-1751 Leopold et Alban Theberge MAGASIN DE LIQUEURS QUALITE ET SERVICE Pleasant Str Tel. 247651 Delivery Service Alfred T. Bouchard Fruits and Vegetables in Season Wedding and Birthday Cakes 67 California St. Tel. 2-5640 Henry St. Pierre LICENSED DRAIN LAYER House Painting' and Paper Hanging General Carpenter Work Trucking of All Kinds Contract or Day Work of All Kinds All Workmen Insured Against Liability 2 Atlantic Boulevard Fall River, Mass. Avec los Fdlicitations de la classe unior B Avec les Felicitations de la clnsse Sophomore A Pntrmzizf: nur advertisers 22 PR Compliments nf Dr. R. Pelacleau H. Schwartz 6: Sons, lnc. LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS 664 Broadway Dial 8-5201 REALTORS INSURANCE Property Management Appraisals Ask Hickey Joseph E. lVlcGuigan ASSOCIATE 43 Purchase St. Prevost's Market QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES Frosted Foods - Speedwell Ice Cream 49 Main Road North Tiverton, R. I. A. Larrivee CARPENTRY and .IOBBING '75 Larrivee Place Tel. 3-6291 Complimz-nfs of Desmarais Smoke Shop 1259 Pleasant St. Tel. 2-6731 North Encl Launclry 30 Wellington Street All Kinds of LAUNDRY WORK Also ZONIC DRY CLEANING Phone 2-3291 or 5-7596 Co-mplime'rris of Saulnier Cleansers 30 Sherman St. Tel. 7-9493 Euan I.Ll'!lgBZ 'HDS ll7L'll07lC91L'I'8 EVOST 19, DVERTISEMENTS OPage LaTul1ppe Service Stations Kilda Joseph Desmarals GASOLINE - LUBRICATING OILS GENERAL INSURANCE TIRES - AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Licensed for Mass. Sz R, I. 56 Plymouth Ave. 46 Main Road Phone 3-0064 219 Oliver St. Fall River No. Tiverton Notary Public Fall River, Mass. '- ist Trl Lof Hobby Pettey ZS: Potter, Inc. Nfffgenflfnlfifg, Tis. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Dial: New Bedford 3-4125 FARM MACHINERY Sales Q Service Electric Trains - Model Airplanes Race Cars - Model Boats I Lionel Approved Service Mam Road Central Village, Mass. Compliments of Albert I... Carpenter, inc. FURNITURE 235 East Main St. Tel. 9-6632 Compliments of A. O. P. Compliments of n Friend L. G. Balfour Company Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS and PINS Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Represented by C. B. Goodwin Attleboro Omce Patronizc our advertisers Page 24 PREVOST 19 Avec les Felicitations de la classe Sophomore B Franco American Chemical Co., lnc. Felicitations ix notre neveu Fernancl C. Thibault Melles Aurore et Cecile Decosse Camplimrnfs of M. H. Sullivan and Wife SEWING MACHINES Bought - Sold - Repaired Good Luck Motors - Lights - Belts T0 OUR SON Cuffe Oscar 258 Franklin St. Dial 2-7360 MR. and MRS. OSCAR MAYNARD George Faucher, Prop. Fall River Floor Surfacing Co. UPHOLSTERY and RUGS CLEANED ELECTRICALLY We Specialize in Surfacing School Desk Tops, Tables, Counters, Etc. Inlaid Linoleum Tel. 2-2972 830 Stafford Rd. SMART -- FORM OF FALL RIVER Barcley Designing Service 27 South Main St. Dial 2-3462 Room 324 - Granite Block DORINE ROUX Encourages mn annoneeurs D VERTISEIIIENTS I Page 25 Compliments of Ada? at if if 3 P Q., ,ZF ti ' 41 .rx-tmnlma '1 For Friendly Service Visit The Pleasant Drug Store COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION STOCK Over 108,000 Prescriptions in Our Files 1258 Pleasant St. KCOPIIBI' Flint SLI Tel. 2-5022 Cmnplinlcuts dc Aime Pelletier CONTRACTEUR - ELECTRICIEN Boutique: 633 Broadway Tel. 3-1691 Complimvuls of Paul Woltman Fall River-'s Most Modern Men's Store CITY HALL SQUARE State Line Barber Shop 2 MAIN ROAD Tel. 8-5050 Compliments of Roland St-Pierre GENERAL PAINTING und CONTRACTING NORTH TIVERTON INTERIOR DECORATING 520 State Avenue City Besse - Russellls MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING XL FURNISHINGS 221 South Main Street FALL RIVER Complimcnls of lVlassey's Coach Service Fall River, Mass. DIAL 2-0072 Putroniza our advertisers 0Page26 PRE'lf'OST19L7 Telephone S-5371 - 2-9140 . J. E.. AmlOt Sons Co. , . Orm 5 uto L 31-vlce HARDWARE, PAINTS, TOOLS L. M. FRANCOEUR, Prop. and ENAMELWARE Cor. Pleasant 6 County Sts, Fall River, Mass. Dial 2-2571 1535 Pleasant St Compliments Of Compliments of W. Charron 8: Son Morse Shoes FURNITURE HOSIERY and HANDBAGS and FLOOR COVERING 761 Eastern Avenue Dinl 7-9111 1411 Pleasant St. 157 So. Main St Dowty's Flower Shop DESIGNS OF DISTINCTION 1434 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Phones: 3-3431 3-2142 You are always sure of full value and a Square Deal at Mullen Bros. DIAMOND MERCHANTS SILVERSMITHS Your family jewelers for over 56 years 254 So. Main St. 100 years of experience to serve you better H. P. Hood Sc Sons Complinu-nts du Dr. Adelard A. Demers 3 MILK - CREAM ICE CREAM 634 EASTERN AVE. Tel. 3-5876 Tel. 8-5628 DIAL 2,3531 E'i1CONVagez 1108 mlllollcellrs DVERTISEJIENTS O Page 27 L'Auxiliaire de L'Alliance Franco-Americaine FALL RIVER, MASS. Lavoie,s Variety 383 Fourth Street FALL RIVER, MASS. BEST OF LUCK TO OUR BROTHER Fernancl CLAUDETTE and RONALD THIBAULT Avec les Feilicitations de la classe junior A Compliments of n Friend East Main Cash Market FINELINE GROCERIES, MEATS 8: VEGETABLES 62 East Main St. Phone 2-0381 Compliments uf Margie's Bake Shop BIRTHDAY and WEDDING C A K E S 1761 So. Main St, Fall River Compliments of Zeitz Academy Theatre Always a Good Show at the Academy Pnfranizc our advertisers Page 28 PREVOST 947 PAINT 6 DECORATE IT PAYS! Home Phone 2-7366 Frank J. Gendreau PAINTER and DECORATOR Secure our estimates for lowest rate 30 Choate St. Fall River, Mass. Phone 2-2437 8-5921 Lavoie Sz Lapre GENERAL MERCHANDISE Religious Articles, Gifts and Artificial Flowers Our Specialty Especially Greeting Cards 1.707 - 1711 Pleasant St. Fall River, Mass. A. Desmarais TOOLS - HARDWARE - CUTLERY PAINTS - WALLPAPER WINDOW GLASS 1622 Pleasant St. Dial 2-3541 Cascade Drug Co., inc 411 SOUTH MAIN STREET The Drug Store Your Doctor Recommends Globe Laundry WET WASH - ALL IRONED ECONOMY SERVICE Service is our motto 1449 Plymouth Ave. Tel. 2-4401 Compliments of Glacly's Beauty Shop ANTOINETTE CHAUVETTE, PROPRIETOR 18 Cottage St. Tel. 7-9261 Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. OF FALL RIVER Braley's Creamery, inc. BETTER DAIRY PRODUCTS 884 Maple Street Encouragez 71,08 UM.'Il01l06'Wl S AD l'ERTISE.llL'.X'7'S oPage29 The Prevost Boys like our LUNCHEONETTE HOW ABOUT YOU? Rolling Rock Del. Michael Simon 530 County St. corner Easter DIAL 2-9423 n Ave. Tel. 2-9064 Plant 2-2161 Atlantic Dairy MILK GRADE CREAM MILK PRODUCTS 1058 Slade St. Fall River, Mnss. Prop., L. B. Thivierge Compliments of Albert G. Auclair Lambert or Sons RESALE FURNITURE We buy and sell New and Used FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME Store Hours: 8 a. ni. to 9 p. m., Daily 1521 So- Mum SL Tel' 34762 1162 Pleasant St. Dial 3-2830 Cor, Quequechan St. Fall River, Mass. GOOD LUCK Bogie I-lill Bakery Edward Leo Vanasse, Prop. -YOUR GRANDFATHER Arthur L. Sullivan WEDDING and BIRTHDAY C A K E S 1860 Pleasant Street Nap's Service Station NEON SIGNS Prop., Napoleon Laferriere GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 186 Sewnd Sf- Dial 6-3032 160 County sr. Fall River, msg. Pntronizc our advertisrrs 0Page30 PREVOST19 The Royal Store Dr. Alfred J. Roy OUTFITTERS OPTOMETRIST FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Successor to Geo. A. Breault 1430 Pleasant St. 124 So. Main Street Tel. 8-5041 Established 1914 Telephone 3-0011 Telephone 2-1335 E.. E.. Boyer Francoeur 8: Son PAPER WALL PAPERING, PAINTING 183 - 199 Harrison St. P. M. Boyer '38 192 Thomas St. Fall River, Mass. R e g a l i W S A R LINOLEUM l RUBBER TILE I 1480 ON YOUR DIAL CARPETS 152 No. Main St. Tel. 9-6401 l H. Rousseau 8: Sons, Inc. Cumplimcnls of Brightman St. Garage Shell Service and Autos Home Supply Store I TOWING - ROAD SERVICE 1059 SOUTH MAIN ST- REPAIRS DONE TILL 1 A. M. DIAL: 5-7951 . 14 BRIGHTMAN ST., opp. Davol sc. DIAL 6-s922 I E11C0'Il7'llgCZ 7108 UH 11 0 HCEH VS VERTISEJIENTS' 0 Page I Compliments of Alfred Berube CARPENTER - BUILDER We Build For Tomorrow Complimenls of J. O. Neill Supply Co. 130 BEDFORD ST. TEL. 6-8237 62 Kennedy Street Tel. 2-6642 Cmnplinlenfs of ' Nl. Pontes . . , Qhvler S Package Store AUTO BODY and FENDER woRK Auto Painting - Repairing - Welding Truck Bodies Built and Repaired 12 TECUMSEH ST. TEL. 2-4341 222 Montaup St. Tel. 2-0954 . Complimculs of GUlmOHd Farms 727 Bedford street L8 Market MILK AND CREAM A Quality Product 292 PALMER ST. TEL. 2-4331 MR. ALPHONSE BANVILLE Invites You to Come and See Him ut Strand Shoe Shine Parlor Kaplan's Furniture Co. 1369 PLEASANT STREET 139 Pleasant St. Corner Fourth Putronize our advertisers Page32 PREVOST19L7 Le Comte's Dairy MILK - CREAM Compliments of and DAIRY PRODUCTS 2 Leo s Ice Cream 160 Leonard St. Dial 'I-9812 Showers Dances Compliments of Compliments of . Lachance Brothers Melody Swlngsters GROCERY . LIEATS TELEPHONE 2-3452 Parties Stags 343 Fourth St. Tel. 6-S972 READ C The Light Eugene Cote 109 ROCKLAND STREET FALL RIVER'S LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER on Sale at All Newstands 3c Complimczrts of .Lamhert's Pharmacy Co1nplimcn,ts of Diamond Wending Agent for Machmes L'Abb6 Hamon Herb Tea A Q15 So, Main St. ERNEST BONNOYER Tex. 2-0531 2-9141 Tel. s-5903 Encouragsz nos anmnooun DVERTISEMENTS 0Pag 6 Telephnne 'I-9334 Pleasant Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ALBERT R. DESCHAMPS Proprietor 2096 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Corcoran Supply Co. 186 PLYMOUTH AVE. TEL. 6-8273 Cook's Transportation Co. 84 FOURTEENTH ST. DIAL 2-1841 This Store Sells Meat That Grandma Can Eat Royal Red 6: White Market MEATS - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS 600 Bedford St. Fall River, Mass. A. Berger 6: Sons COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS RADIO SERVICE 1639 Pleasant St. Dial 2-3561 Compliments of Cook Borclen, IUC. 650 DAVOL STREET TEL. 7-9361 Compliments of Nobby lVlen's Shop 120 SO. MAIN ST. Compliments a f Alice or Blanche Dress Shop 22 North Main Street ' COATS - SUITS - DRESSES Mrs. Alice Lizotte and Miss Blanche Jolivet, Props. Patronize our advertisers Page 34 PREVOST 19 Felicitations du Dr. D. Milot Tel. 3-5062 Lamontagne Radio Shop RADIO and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Sales and Service 2523 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. Alcide H. Breault GENERAL INSURANCE 332 Academy Bldg. Office: Dial 2-0391 Res.: Dial 2-8003 Telephone 3-5761 Louis Perrault Automobile Refinishers Fender and Body Repairs DUPONT AUTO REFINISHING 19 M. Road, North Tiverton, Rhode Island Feitelberg Agency, lnc. 29 NORTH MAIN STREET Fall River Bc New Bedford Bottling Works, Inc. Bottlers of DEER HEAD BEVERAGES 16 Flavors O'Neil's Fisk Tire Service fill '- if? The Best Place in Town to Buy Tires Corner CENTRAL and DURFEE STS. Compliments of Adams Bookstore, Inc. 165 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 3-0862 EHL'0lu'llgC: 1105 Itllimlwclu VERTISEMENTS I Page Peerless Laundry, lnc. Complimrnls of SERVICE ' SANITATION H. A. Charron SATISFACTION TEA and COFFEE 1668 Pleasant St. Dial 9-6-197 Hall's Music Store REEDS - STRINGS - MUSIC Music and Violin Department in Charge Worthmore Dress Shop Specializing in BRIDAL APPAREL Complete Line of of Dresses - Coats - Suits Felix Paul Every Dress Worth More 169 North Main Street 160 So. Main St. Tel. 2-9547 Sullivan Joseph F. Gagnon 6: Son , MEATS and GROCERIES The FIOUSI TEL. 9-6130 1939 Pleasant Street RES. TEL. 3-0125 Fall River 8: New Bedford Express Company BOSTON - PROVIDENCE MOTOR EXPRESS Comyzlimmzts of Chas. Fortin and Sons RANGE and FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTORS and SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Corner 11th and Bedford St. Tel. 2-4050 - 3-1343 Pal:-onize our rrdverliscrs 0 Page 36 PREVOST 19 Jules Raiche CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 71 Lafayette St. Tel. 9-6955 E.. Lachance CHOICE MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES Free Delivery 924 Eastern Ave. Tel. 3-2821 George B. Williamson CONTRACTOR End BUILDER 74 Williamson Street Tel. 2-2510 joseph E. Theberge Funeral Directors and Embalmers FUNERAL HOME 943 County St. Tel. 3-1912 Westport Motors, Inc. I... Beaudoin 8: Sons Westport Factory CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING DODGE -and PLYMOUTH DEALERS High Grade Used Cars 706 Kill? St- 6-8707 Souza's RED Q WHITE MARKET Joseph Souza, Proprietor 38 Main Road, North Tiverton, R. I. 269 R. I. Ave., Fall River, Mass. Pacheco's Market 14 Main Rd. North Tiverton GROCERIES - CHOICE MEATS, FISH and CHOPS EHCOHTGQEZ 7108 l17l7l07lC6IU'8 YERTISEMENTS 0 Page Daghir Bros. Wholesale CANDY and TOBACCO 1151 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of American Bakery Co. Mr. David H. Pomphret 1144 Pleasant St. Tel. 3-1341 Dial 3-4105 Leo Cadieux PLASTERING - PAINTING WALLPAPERING - CEILINGS PAINTED 137 Horton St. Full River, Mass. Girarcl's SHOE REBUILDING 1228 Pleasant Street J. O. Corriveau Funeral Directors and Elnbalmers FUNERAL HOME 690 County Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Brodeufs lVlen's Shop Camplimmlls Of Clarence P. Sullivan 1351 PLEASANT ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. Shapiro Bros. Wholesale FRUIT and PRODUCE Corner Pleasant and Notre Dame Streets Tel. 3-1971 cNew Location, Tel. 3-2731 Est. 1900 Patranize our advertisers Page 38 CD7l'lpll1llt'IlfS of Mathieu Coal Comp-an Y COAL - COKE RANGE AND FUEL OIL Master Kraft Oil Burners Tel. 3-0131 PREVOS T19 LanClry's Markets MEATS, GROCERIES PROVI , SI 146 Division St. 89 Tel 2-3072 515 Broadway 1934 Pl Tel. 2-3481 ONS nell St. S Tel 2-1741 asant St. e Tel. 2-5671 340 Oak Gi-ov Tel. 2-1949 e Ave. Gagnon's Barber Shop 1354 PLEASANT ST. Three Barbers - No Waiting M. Sweeney Co. MOVING - TRUCKING STORAGE 82 Borden St. Dial 3-1791 Complimcwlts of Francois C. Auclair The Flower Shop HOTEL MELLEN 1800 South Main St. Dial 3-0621 Compliments of Dr. Mercier 1621 SOUTH MAIN ST. Tel. 6-8641 After 5 P. M., 8-51 When buying and selling Real Estate nseen P. l... Ouellette REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES ARRANGED Room 223 Granite Block Fall River, Mass. 06 Encouragez nos ll'l1'Yl.01lC81A7'8 AD VERTISEMENTS I Page 39 State Line Cafe 1 Main Road North Tiverton, R. I. E. A. CARROLL ALES - WINES - LIQUORS Si vous voulez vous renseigner sur l'his- toire et les alfaires du Proche-Orient, lisez l'oeuvre du Pere Joseph Eid, intitulee: A l'Onxbre des Cedresu ou L'Epopee du Liban et de ln Syrie Tel. 2-9344 Leedy Drums Acme Accordians Baldwin Pianos Soprani Accordians C. G. Conn Instruments The Music Shoppe Leo Dalbec, Prop. 50 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. Dial 5-7721 Charlmor Furniture Co. In the Heart of the Flint COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Triple K. Bottling Co. Enjoy the New Kist Beverages KOCON BROTHERS, Prop. 113 Hall St. 2-7421 North End Drug Bernard M. Lauzier, Reg. Pharm. PRESCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Patent Medicines, Newspapers, Periodicals Cor. Brightman 8: Lindsey Sts. Tel. 8-5451 Dial 2-0211 Est. 1862 Hutchinson's Art Shop PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMING ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 154 Second Street Parent's General Merchandise HARDWARE 8: DRY GOODS Electrical Appliances, Houseware 177 and 181 Brightman St. Fall River, Mass. Pafronize our advertisers Page 40 PREVOST 19 Complinzenis of Pepsi - Cola DISTRIBUTING CO. OF FALL RIVER Compliments of a Friend Alberfs Home Circle Store MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES 1012 Stalford Rd. Dial 3-1795 Free Delivery Albert. Jasmin, Prop. THE GLOBE PRINTING G STATIONERY CO. Is the Right Place to Buy All Your Needs In W School Suunlies 'i' Triangles and U Fountign Pens i D Iifiractnrs or ets es amps Drawing Boards , ' Colored Pencils ' Drawing Kits ' Etc. The Globe Printing 61 Stationery Co. 151 - 159 East Main St. Tel. 2-7161 Open Every Night Till 8 P. M. P. Levesque Sc Son MEATS - GROCERIES PROVISIONS 907 County St. Tel. 2-7251 Square Diner THE FLINT'S BUSY SPOT REAL. GOOD FOOD George Crowther and L60 Bazinet, Props. Tel. 2-9355 Complinwnts of Parkefs Candies Purdy's Cleansers HIGH GRADE WORK FUR STORAGE 1856 Pleasant St. Dial 3-0771 EncUlU'f1ge'z nos nlmatlccura AD VERTISEMENTS 0 Page 41 Coiliplizllcrlts of Speedwell Farms ...ICE CREAM... Leo H. Berube Joseph R. Sorel, lnc. FRUIT and PRODUCE 117 Borden Street Dial 6-8662 Full River, Mass. Church Memorials in Marble, Bronze, Wood Herbert C. Eales, lnc. MONUMENTS 660 Plsasanr Street Fall River, Mass. Telephone 2-1131 Watuppa Gas 8: Fuel DELCO OIL BURNERS, RANGE and FUEL OILS, GAS and MOTOR OIL We give Green Trading Stamps Corner Eastern Ave. and Pleasant St. Phenix Farm Dairy QUALITY MILK and CREAM Bell Hosiery Shops The Shop That Brings 5th Avenue to Town Oscar Phenix, Prop. 227 SOUTH MAIN ST. Tel- 2-1363 Tel. 8-5181 Dr. A. H. Hebert DENTIST Room 327 Granite Block South Main Street Tel. 2-6471 Fall River, Mass. American Wall Paper Co. Distributors of MODENE PAINTS All Latest Wall Papers Corner Pleasant and Third Tel. 2-3751 Pnfrrmize our advertisers Page 42 ,PREVOST 19 Alec's Raclio Engineered Sound Installations Film Sound Projectors Radios, Equipment, Service 1122 Pleasant St. Tel. 3-1872 Fortin Oil 194 ALBION ST. TELEPHONE 2-7573 Dr. Pierre T. Crispo J. N. Gendreau MOVING - TRUCKING - RIGGING Folding Chairs for Hire All Goods Insured While in Transit 439 BEDFORD ST. TEL. 6-8022 158 17th St. Tel. 7-9712 Compliments Tache Bafbef of a 916 South Main Street Near Corner Osborn Street Frlencl HOME OF GOOD HAIRCUTS F all River Lumber Co. 100 WEYBOSSET STREET Compliments of William Felcler EllC0ll,7'UgeZ 7105 ll7L7l07lU6lU'S Dl'ERTISE1llE'NTS 0 Page 43 Bowl with the Best at Ch ' ' , rlsty s 1008 COUNTY ST. SOMERSET CENTRE Tel. 6-8504 for Reservations Compliments of C C U Y U Panneton s HOME REMEDIES HOSPITAL SUPPLIES 1 Kodnks - Cosmetics News Stanfl - Soda Fountain Phone 5-7061 1112 County St. Somerset Centre, Mass. Merit Motor Mart 837 - 849 So. Main St., Fall River, Mass. Your DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Dealers Expert Service on All Make Cars The Red 8: White Stores P. Pinenult, Prop. MEATS - GROCERIES PROVISIONS Tel. 2-3131 1173 County St. Somerset Centre, Mass. Butler's Service Station Ralph Butler, Prop. GASOLINE - MOTOR OILS LUBRICANTS - TIRES - TUBES McLeocl's Super Service Ignition Service - Brake Service M. McLeod, Prop. AUTO SWAY LUBRICATION l l V BATTERIES ' ACCESSORIES i 1 Dial 2-8713 G. A. Highway . 1117 County St. Somerset Centre, Mass, SWHUSEH, MRSS- 1 W --A-VV Y 7 Y V 7 1 Complinu-nts of Mercier9S Market MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS Ernest G. Hayes, Inc. VEGETABLES Free Delivery SVVANSEA, MASS- iso East Main sf. Dial 2-9563 Patronize our advertisers Pagevll PREVOST1947 1 Compliments of Complimenls of - 1 Morrison s - L. O. Paradls 6: Sons 1457 Pleasant St. Dial 'T-9561 MORTICIAN CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES OUR SPECIALTY 1501 Pleasant St. Dial 2-0291 Dr. Paul O. Barre L . B OPTOMETRIST ussler ros' ' 1395 PLEASANT s'r. 1503 Pleasant St, Tel. 9-6061 GET THE BEST OF LIQUORS ,, the Mark You American Chinese Restaurant acl-ia e Store Congo P g Air Conditioned Delicious Cantunese Style Food Dial 2-9585 - We Deliver Sanford Road North Westport 1236 Pleasant St. Fall River Meilleurs souhaits aux gradues de Prevost A. Vaillancollrt avec les compliments de VARIETY STORE J. E. Nadeau 696 Eastern Avenue 1365 rue Pleasant Tel. 2-7491 Cigarettes E Tobacco and Candy I':1lL'0lH'Ilgl'.'I 7108 fUlll0ll!'FIll'S DVERTISEMEN TS 0 Vet's Safe-T-Cab Association Dial 3-5844 for Dependable 24 Hour Service 10022 Vet. Owned Modern Furniture Co. 376 SO. MAIN STREET Compliments of sl. J. Newberry Compliments of A Friend Baril's Flower Shop LOUISE PARENT 955 South Main St. Dial 2-5632 24 Hour Service Camplimcnfs of s Mason s NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST FURNITURE SI-IOWROOM 410 Plymouth Ave. Full River Compliments of Cote's Piano Shop 455 SOUTH MAIN STREET 24 Hour Service All Make Oil Burners FUEL DELIVERY Pacific Oil Co. Dial 7-9311 Patronize our advertisers Page 45 Page 46 PREVOST 19 7 Shorrock Mimeo Service MIMEOGRAPHING Q TYPIN'G Room 323 Academy Building Central Cleaners and Dyers We Call For and Deliver 415 So. Main St. PTIOIIL' 2-2064 Fall River. MHSS- facing Morgan St. Fall River, Mass. Complimvnts of Louis B. Devine Arthur J. Doucet Pres. Treas. , . J oe s Gas Station D a d D Sale Se . e . Il . S IVIC ' CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS A Incorporated Joe Costa' Manage' Authorized FRIGIDAIRE Dealers park and So, Main sts. Phone 9-6511 345 Second St. Dial 2-2176 Fall River, Mass. Conzplimauts of R. A. Wilcox Co. 120 BEDFORD ST. TEL. 5-7338 Dial 5-7722 - 2-1606 Normand F. l-lochu Electrical Shop Complete Line of DOMESTIC 8: COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 1270 Pleasant St., Cor. Flint St. Leo's Pharmacy The Reliable Drug Store LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION 83 Brightman St. Tel. 2-9736 Lucas Brothers GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Encourage.: nos annanceurs DVERTISEMENTS I Page ' Chas. D. Poirier Proprietor of Walsh Pharmacy Your Rexall Store 1224 Pleasant St. Tel. 6-8939 Paris Curtain ancl Drapery Shop 208 SO. MAIN ST. TEL. 2-3821 Compliments of lVlonte's -- Jeweler CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Empire lVlen's Shop E. N. Methot, Mgr. Phil. Dondis, Prop. 168 South Main St. 396 SPRING ST. TEL. 2-3421 Dial 3.0322 Compliments of Thibaulfs Cafe, lnc. FOOD and CHOICE LIQUORS 1385 Pleasant St. Henri A. Larocque, Mgr. Style Shoppe Agent for BERKSHIRE NYLON HOSE 1-109 Pleasant St. 1 Yolancle s PIANO STUDIO Popular and Classical 400 So. Main St. Room 9 Lafayette Shoe Store NEWEST IN FOOTWEAR At the Flint Tel. 2-8003 1347 Pleasant St. Tel. 2-7362 Patronize nur aflvrrlisfrs O Page 48 PREVOST 19 Conrplimcnts nf George's Market Horvitz Furniture 1463 PLEASANT ST. Corner Vlalfllh Street Dinl S-5121 Romie's Radio Service Sales In RADIOS find ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ROMEO 1 ERRAL'I.'l'. Prnp. H180 Uollllty SI. Full River, IKTHSS. Fist. HIOS Arthur A. Plante 8: Son IWIAIIIOXU SETTERS - XVATCII RP:P4XIRING INIIAINIONDS - YVATPHIQS - -IEIVICLIIY ACIIIIEIIIX Bldg. Skill? 22l TBI. 3-0561 Unuslml Gifts PIl .l'l'l'lES :Intl IVIIRRORS Greeting' Cards fur All O'-r-ustuns Fine Pl-lure Fr:-uninfv Ellsas Art Store Ulzll 5-7420 , . Pete s Tire 6: Battery Shop ROAD SERVICE Ifllllllill lllld EIQCITICEII IVOTIKS Alsrt 'l'll'6 S!'rVl0E Compliments of Eagle Restaurant Keogh Storage Co., lnc. TRlICIfING and STORAGE EG-lI'D.'lSt',t '- ' an 'ru-.-y su-r-or mu nn-er. xmas, ' M0 'ee im' 0 'Sd W -- l F cl' Cl th' i ree S 0 Ing R M1-:N's, WOMENS and CHILDRENS C,,,,,,,1i,,,c,,,s of U F,,iv,,d i VNIEAIRING APPAIIEIA 4 395 SO. lllllll Street TBI. 2-1441 . Complimvnts of n Friend Coilzplimcufs of Paul, the Florist 155-I PLEASANT ST. Dial 'Z-5112 or 2-5073 Complinwnfs of Crown Dept. Store IZZSS PLIQASANT STREET orth Tiverton Pharmacy Leu SK, IAIIIYHHCP, REE. Pll. Mall' Ruud No, 'river-mn, R. I. White Spa FOUNTAIN SFIRVIUE X343 Plensunt Street Rolancl's Market The REIT k VVHITE SLOPES Roland Rny, Prop. MEATS - GROf'ERII4IS - PROVISIONS Dlal 5-7762 279 Cnuhty Street. Encouragez 7108 Q1l1l0Yll'L'1I7'S ADVERTISEMENTS 0 Pag B lVlilce's Cleansers Fastest Sox-vice ln Town Dial 2-4921 TWO STORES 1498 Pleasant St. 1206 Pleasnn Marcel A. St. Dems Deputy Sheriff INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Nutnry Public 71 East Main St., Fall River Dial 3-2101 Pacific Oil Company lfxvllf l.l'l'E OIL lllllfxlills Fllvl Oll RIIIIZQ Ull 24 Hull? lYlll'2!L'l Sl'l'Vll'v Phil's Barber Shop hunk Your Rest: VOID? lu llw Beit FOUR IIARBI-IRS l'lllI NnlIl:ulm'mll'l. l'l'nh. 406 Llnrlsuy Street Bnoxnlinrlang m::B1NmNG A sPEcLxL1'x' The Libro Bindery IG North Mull! Sl. ORANGE. Rl.-XSS. l-lenry Brodeur MEATS - GROFERIICS - PROVISIONS I-I9 Horton Slreel Tel. 2-4251 Compliments of Star Lunch 41 PLEASANT STRl'IlC'l' lblul 2--IIKSI Paul A. Courchalne, lnc. GENEIYAI1 CONTRACTORS as sn. Joseph sz. Fllll RlYE!'. XIIISS. T6l. 2-T215 Complimcuis of Coogan Bros. Tho Full River Clv:llxerS lllll l'r0Sldel1t Ave. Tel. 5-T601 Avec les Fellcitntions de lu clnsse Freshmen B CONNRA'l'Ul4A'l'lONS Pierre PI ERR lU'l I'E ll Htl CLAIRE BEST OF LUCK To Our SON Raymond IKIR. Illlll BIRS. ARTHUR DION Patrrmize our arlverlisers 0Page50 PREVOST 19 Avec les Felicitations BOUHCHE Ejrinting n d Greeting Card Shop u WEDDING INVITATIONS 1 Day Printing Service Se Grade Q 93 No. Main Street SLADE. LAUNDRY, Inc. DRY CLEANERS - FURRIERS 1068 Slade St. Tel. 2-6171 Fall River, Mass. FELICITATIONS de la classe FRESI-IMEN A Goon LUCK Hartwell Cafe, Inc. T0 Olll' NSPPIBW Oscar Bnnnuyer, Prop. ' Steaks - Chops Raymond R' Dlon Chicken Dinners Dinner and Supper Special Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Borden 18 Third St. Tel. 2-9314 EHCOHTEQGZ 7108 G7l7l07lC6ll7'S DVERTISEMENTS lPag'e51 Shorthand, Typing, Accounting I Civil Service Courses i T R 0 0 P 1 5 Day and Evening Classes l Fall River Busmess 1 Notre Dame Church institute lforluerlx' Herrlclvs Instltutei BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 209 Franklin Street SKELLY DETECTIVE SERVICE Fall River Mass. Liberty Loan and Realty CO., Inc. Compliments of Complete Loan Service License 12 L. Alfred Renaud, Mgr. A Friend 210 Thomas Qt Dial 2-6851 Putrnnizv our ndvf'l'lfsc1': 0Pnge52 PREVOST19 Gaudreau Blcycles Compliments of SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED V ' Latin Quarters 1792 Pleasant Street CITY l-IALL TAXI CO. 30 '1946 Cars WE NEVER SLEEP Dial 7-9321 SINCERE WISHES AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '47 FRANK SlVllTl4l'S LOBSTER POT 991 COUNTY ST. Compliments of CLUB - WAGON WHEELS Tel. 2-0649 Central St. Fall River, Mass. EllC0lH'llg0 108 UH 10100 I8 Congratulations to the Graduating CIass of '47 I from the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Compliments of DOMINICAN ACADEMY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL lPage54 PREVOST 19-67 Compliments of Complhmms of Wilfrid J. Desautels A Friend Complimems of M. tlVl G d D f e lfgimifzlzn u our McLellan Store Compliments of THE BIEKFURIJ ENBRAVINB 81 ELEIITRUTYPE IIE 20 MATHEWSON STREET o PROVIDENCE, R. l THE FACT th Q the company was selected to desig d make the eng vinqsiorihis book d many othe prominent Annuals. ' 'g ifica 1 that we are New E gl d 1 ang Designersend E g I h land college p bl ton James A. Lamont Fall River - New Bedford - Newport - Representative -1 MERCI A NOS ANNONCEURS -- - THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS - r .f W' ' if xy' ff wx Q15-zM'2':' ':s, 'ef' 5 ov - 1 -ff..-,2+1'31'f I V- Yi ig , X x Q ' x 1 nf. , ,. bi -w ' N g 1 . :e,. 1 r I A 45' 3 A x w , rf