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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

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Q X. ..,..,,?,q I 9F?JLIH i12',5ig?'3ia: s fi 8 ' J .Axs PREVCDST QM? far Q4 glabra QQ ifdzh Seafefciezuce We eyffdifddll Ama dz lI4h'60hb?b fm Zired W flgzdhllckbn WWWZEQNIE Qher, QVMJ M , UD 4 wfww are jjgfijjw ff! ffffqw M W Wi f W W! . My jf . E7 W SV f WJ fa 1? Q ,J MMU W, MW W WWW FRERE ALEXANDRE, Principal LES ANCIENS AU JUBILE D'ARGENT Midaille o SON EXCELLENCE MONSEIGNEUR JAMES E. CASSIDY, D.D., L.L.D SON EXCELLENCE MONSEIGNEUR JAMES L. CCNNOLLY, D.D., D. Sc.H. Evique de Mylasa, ivique coadjuteur de Mgr 1'6vzf:que de Fall River REV. EDWARD GORMAN, S.T.B., M.A Superintendent of Diocesan Schools n L 7 , REV. RAYMOND B. BOURGOIN, S.T.B., M.A Assistant Superintendent of Diocesan Schools REV. ALFRED BONNEAU Curb de la paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes REV. RAYMOND R. HAMEL Directeur Spirituel de l'Ecole Supirieure Mgr Prdvost Fen Mgr Damase Robert Fondateur de l'Ecole Supdrieure Mgr Privost Le juste jouira d'une mimoire drernellen- 1Ps. I 1 l j REV. PERE STANISLAS GOYETTE Directeur de l'Ecole Notre-Dame REV. PERE OMER J. LUSSIER Vicaire de Notre-Dame de Lourdes EGLISE NOTRE-DAME DE LOURDES de FALL RIVER, MASS. DUC IN ALTUM Le peicheur, de la barque ayant rompu l'amarre, Abandonmi Ia voile a l'aiguillon du vent, Quirte le port serein pour Vampire mouvant, Cingle vers Yhorizon tenant ferme la barre. Gradue plein d'ardeur, comme lui loin du phare De ton Alma mater tu t'en vas poursuivant Ta route sur Ia mer d'un monde dissolvant. Demeure au gouvernail quancl le danger t'effare. POUSSE AU LARGE, il est temps d'affrontcr le piril, De te faire a 1'6prcuve un courage viril. En avant! Tu es pref. Batis ta destinie. Si tu veux de Privost tc dire le soutien A chaque occasion qui te sera donnie Montre-toi: vrai Franco , patriots, chr6ticn. Frkre Lion-Victor. Rriv. Frbrc L6on, A.B., B.P6d. I Frsmgais, Religion Modmirauvur des Sophoniorcs B x I ' i 5 ' , y 1 Itl ix 1, 5 , 6052390 Q92 P' P-Y' Zvkaf . vow 0' 59. P A Q31 vb wi . go Leo dxmil,-aw 959A gon 569 ow. 1 has CQ E X! , , . . ,, cf' N' Q6 Q4-Q vox 66 1 v V a., , Ysiiqbov: X' A 9' 5 . c eftfw' PM? . 5 eq- 55.092- 99 49 QNX REV. Frkre George,kB.A., M.R,S.T. fEng.j Arr Certificate Hiswire, Religion, Algirbre REV. Frire Cassien, Ph.D., B.Ped. Lffencae cn Philosophie Frangais, Dacrylograpixie C2152 Q 6.51-6 '94- '1-lok P '711Q1tel1,. rid 11, 'Q' 'I s '6f,f 42,6 A, I 'pcyfolir Q',5h'fl C od e 4, fd Hb 9? +11 'heyrigeur icy? .5 4. effl-6 Rev. Frere Auguste, B.A., B.Ped Sciences, Commerce, Biolngie 'ra Mode ,MQJ5 reur des Freshmen A , fl f x..f. Rev. Friere Egbert, BS. lVIuclf3mu:ur des Freshmen B Lmin, Anglais, Religion .o ff Q . ., of-,sq Givers pl .voless eq! Prof. Dominateur Plante Clmnr, Musique ,Q X, THE PREVOST OF 1948 EDITORIAL STAFF Y jean-Ls. Clnpin, Advertising Manager STAFF AT WORK f ' 4 he er.. ..:wlll THE PREVOST EDITORIAL STAFF Biographical Sketches: R. Dcsnoyers, A. Moreau Sodality: Arthur Gamache. Spons: Romeo Fortin. Class Prophecy: Rene Bouchard, Maurice Hamel. Glce Club: Armand Gagnon. Class Will: Rene Bouchard, Maurice Girard. Who's Wlxo: R. Berube, G .C6te. Caricnturisr: Edward Bouchard. As Others See Us: Leonard Beruhe, Robert Bousquet, Philippe Lavoie, Hector. School Paper: Armand Levesque, Rene Cadrin. Orchestra: Donald Lnpierre Bowling: George Lebreux. betwlml you make il. ' 'g' elecling men prrsrnlrq bglhe plrly you will assure WIIQB qi' I Bdfd' Bernard Barselou Maxima cum laude Romeo Guimond Edward Bouchard Rene Bouchard Pierre Lajoie SENIOR HONORS Magna cum laude Roland Berard Reber: Bousquet Marcel Robillard Armand Gagnon Gerald Cote Cum laude Romeo Fortin Maurice Hamel George Lelareux Gerard Lamontagne Hector Dion Gerard Morin Armand Routhier Maurice Girard TOP RANKING STUDENT TOP RANKING STUDENT Romeo Guimond Edward Bouchard HIGH SCHOOL TOP RANKING STUDENTS Top Row: Normand Lafond, Arthur Ancril, Romeo Guimond, Roland Berard. George Dubc. Second Row: Raymond Guerette, Ernest Brisson, Raymond Goddu, Robert Goulet, Roger Gu6retu:. First Row: Raymond Comrois, Charles Guerctte, Martin Powers, Donalcl Souza, Roger Levesque. THE SENIOR CLASS ENIOR CLASS OFFICER ouchnrd, prcsxdentg Mnuncc Hamel, v Armand Ldvesque, secretary, GEORGES BEAUDOIN Un mol suffil dll saga Apres quelques mois seulement passes parmi nous, Georges avait deja conquis l'aclmiration de tous par son vaste savoir et son amabilite. Esprit serieux et reflechi, il parle peu et observe beaucoup. Il fait ses delices des classiques. Son depart laissera un grand vide parmi nous. Il saura dans la vie, nous n'en dou- tons pas, se tailler la place honorable que meritent ses talents. Glee Club 1 BERNARD BARSELOU He is u rampurt Hurt' wil 7:0111 mil against nuzlicen Bernard is a congenial and unassuming chap, blessed with a treasure of golden happiness. All ac: cidents and misfortunes fall from him like water off a duck's back. This happy-go-lucky lad will not let the cares of the business world weigh too heavily on his shoulders. May his beaming smile brighten every mile of road he has to travel. Sodality 1-Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Cheerleader 3-4 EDOUARD BERARD HI have cwr confided myself iofll1?fS Eddy is a shy, easy-going young man. His shyness, however, seems to have a certain magnetic force, for he has made a host of friends, Studies and Eddie were not the best of friends, but he managed to reach his goal. At two o'clock, his slightly robust frame wedges itself into his much used Plymouth, while Ray prepares to ward off the onslaught of would-be riders. He is undecided what his life worlc will be. ROLAND BERARD Ile, ,HIS fl 1111111 xpfrff in u loyal IH't'lLSfU Roland is one of the many veterans who returned to school after a jaunt in the service. His, is a very likeable personalityg Roland never has a mean word against anyone. He talks little though his company is always agree- able, because it reflects his great living. When Roland steps out into the world, it will be with the good wishes of the entire Senior Class ringing in his ears. RAYMOND BERNIER Url vlznqm' jour xzrffil su pvim-. Raymond prend les choses comme elles viennent, aussi est-il difficile de l'emouvoir. Il est d'un caractere doux et tranquille. Grand et joufflu, il possede une merveilleuse dose d'optimisme et semble plaindre ceux qui ruinent leur sante par une excitation demesuree et une trop grande propension aux idees noires. Raymond nous savons qu'un bel avenir miroite devant vous. LEONARD BERUBE UIfl'1'l'Hjl is ilu' xml! uf wil. psyche. This popular young man is the stayer of world, but you belong to the top. Humor and seriousness happily blend in Leonard's all incipient imbroglios and the unswerving advocate of peace and joy amongst the seniors. No one regrets his acquaintance with this fine gentleman, who wins his way into your heart. It takes all kinds to make this Sodality Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 RAYMOND BERUBE PIaisir parfrlgi. plniisir daubl6. Raymond est le jeune ifrere populaire de Leonard. A l'instar de son puine il jouit d'un temperament ai- mable, quoique beaucoup moins turbulent. Raymond affirme une personnalite attirante, aussi est-il llami que chacun cherche a frequenter. Le coeur sur la main, ce camarade se prete facilement a rendre service. Le futur s'ouvre devant lui tel un chemin cle gloire ou il saura toujours aller de l'avant. Prevosz Staff 4 EDOUARD BOUCHARD AH lzrnl-Psi num, is ilu' nnblvxl work of God. Eddie , after his hike in the service, resumed his education at Prevost. He soon became a favorite with his classmates, and wore his heart on his sleeves for everybody to peck at. His classmates, cognizant of his qualities for leadership elected him to direct their destinies as class president. Excellent caricaturist, he has been a great asset to the school paper and year- book. Best of luck Eddie. Class Officer 3-4 Sodality Officer 1-Z Sodality l-Z-3-4 Prevosr Staff 3-4 Yearbook Staff RAYMOND BOUCHARD 0I' Jian- Rfvvr, ln' kvrpx on 1-Allin, along Rebel , as he is popularly called, bears the ear- marks of a genuine Southerner: languid drawl, non- chalance and joviality. He arrived from South Carolina in his Junior Year and soon became the class sweet- heart. Taking our two years of contact with him as a criterion, we are justified in expecting big things from him. Dramatic: 3 Bowling 3-4 RENE BOUCHARD Era: in Ilia limi blond vIunnIn'1wI in his Imxnm Rene has always been one of the most active stu- dents in high school. Versatility distinguishes him in whatever sphere he moves. From his freshman year, of trust where his qua- benefited us. Butch will stop at nothing to he has held sundry positions lities of leadership greatly nurtures high ambitions, and make his life a success. Class President I-2-3 Sodcxliry Officer Z-3 Sodality 2-3-4 Provost Staff l-Z-3 ROBERT BOUSQUET UL'll!'l1'llil' ml lHl.l' nmIm'i1'u.r. Son port digne et pensif peut vous surprendre un peu, mais soyez siirs que cet exterieur recele une doucc nature debordante de bonne humeur. Hors de l'ecole Bob se devoue egalement de part et d'autre car sa nature charitable ne peut rester oisive. Si les prophe- ties nous sont permises nous vous assurons que dans quelqucs annees vous pourrez lire sur une immense enseigne au neon: Robert Bousquet: droguiste. Sodaliry Officer 1-3-4 Oratory l Sodality I-Z-3-4 Dramatics 4 Glee Club l Prevosr Staff l-Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Oratory 1-2 Dramarics 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleader Z-3-4 RENE CADRIN IH 1l'4'urx his lrmrl un liix .sl1'r1'4'x Busincsslikc in appearance but very generous, Rene is ever ready to lend a helping hand to school organ- izations. He has served on the schoolpaper staff with unflinching devotedness. His pleasant smile has been instrumental in making deep friendships. His placid countenance and courteous ways evince an excellent training that will serve him in good stead in life. Our heartiest wishes accompany him. Sodaliiy I-2-3-4 Yearbook Sraff 4 Prevosr Staff l-2-3-4 Oratory I ANDRE CHAGNON La parole 357110, In silmlvr rcf'u0iIIa. Il est plus difficile 5 Andre de se dissiper qu'a un chameau :le passer par le trou cle 1,1-xiguille. De plus, Andre ne dira jamais la plus petite particule d'un mot lorsqu'il ne sera pas questionne. Avis a certains au- tres . . . Dans ses quatre annees cle High Schoolv jamais les professeurs n'ont eu besoin de le disputer. Toujours a son clevoir l'ami cle Swansea s'avance ainsi dans la vie, sans hruit, mais comme la source souter- raine il ne se tracera pas moins un chemin malgre les obstacles qui surgiront. ROGER CHOUINARD Wind tl pin-v uf warlr :ls 11- munf' A veteran with an unblemished record, joe re- turned to Prevost last year and immediately made many friends. His devotion to the school is unparalleled. He has used to good advantage his political sense in se- curing his election as editor-in-chief of the Yearbook. He has already taken his first step in the Business and political world, in assuming a lucrative position in one of the local newspaper offices. May nothing stymie your progress on the briar-strewn road to success, Roger! Glee Club I Bowling 4 JEAN LOUIS CLAPIN Il y a uma riloqucncc plus hrzzolu qzw verlle do Ia parole, c'csf fella de la. vie -Ullarig Jfmzuj Jean-Louis est ne cliplomate. Il peut discuter avec a-propos et chaleur sur n'importe quel sujet d'impor- tance. II est tres a l'aise dans les epineuses questions ayant trait a nos relations internationalcs. La solidite cle ses arguments a accule plus d'un de ses adversaires. C'est ainsi qu'il se prepare a prendre rang parmi nos hcnorables ediles cle demain. Que la verite et la justice trouvent en toi un defenseur jean-Louis et que ta race puisse te compter toujours comme l'un cle ses plus ardents combattants. Bonne chance dans tes futurs clebats oratoires. Soclality 2-3-4 Prevosc Staff l-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Oratory 2 GERALD COTE I shall bv like u frmf-I xlmh' dir ul Ihr Inp. Gerald has made quite a name for himself as student at Prevost. Proficient in all subjects, he excels in French wherein he has cumulated the highest rates. Under a reserved appearance, a warm heart glows for the school and yearns for its expansion. Mankind is now in need of serious young men with a baggage of sound culture and Gerald fits those demands to a T. You may look to a brilliant future Gerald, your past warrants it. REGINALD DESNOYERS Lu Iunnu' I1 umvur vs! r'm1lr1gi1'1lSf'. In jnir ml 1-uzzqzfhrzrliif' 4AI:Iui Cnurfozx. Reginald Bellehumeur lui conviendrait autant car beau temps, mnuvais temps, ce type est toujours sou- riant. Vif par nature, apres une petite dispute, notre ami recouvre aisement sa gaiete comme le soleil qui, quelquefois pour taquiner la terre se cache brusque- ment pour paraitre plus brillant ensuite. on Reginald a-t-il cultive son elocution? Nous nlen savons rieng tout ce que nous pouvons affirmer c'est qu'a l'exemple de Jean-Louis notre futur depute, Reginald se lancera avec succes dans la carrier: des debats. Prevost Staff 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Sodnlity I-Z-34 Glee Club l Oratory 2 Sodality 1-Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 HECTOR DION Tail, says Hu' pruwrrb, is flu' sin- of flllllfu Now we turn the spotlight of our attention on a most genial character, a young man who has elicited the esteem of his classmates by his obliging nature. A scholar of high standing and a courageous athlete, Hector needs but to steel his spine to be a perfect gentleman. He seems to have a bent towards the teaching career, may God bless you Hector and direct your steps to immortal glory. Sodality 1-2-3-4 Baseball Z-3-4 Class Officer Z Prevost Staff 2 Basketball l-Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Will: IIIIIHU1' Gerard moves unnoticed. He is ALBERT DUSSAULT HA: wars! Irv Lwpl, lnlw Iwsl ha guru Albert is a genial character whose pleasant smile and agreeable manners have exerted a great influence. If anyone is looking for a level-headed and hard man, see Al , for that he is, and unbounded devotion to the school has in countless ways. His Christian prin+ unequivocal and undeviating, and we will live up to the high standards of working young much more. His manifested itself ciples have been hope that Albert his training. Yearbook 4 3-4 Oratory I Bowling 3-4 Sodnlizy l-2-3-4 Prevost Staff 1-2- La pnlifvs Affable, reserve, Quoiqu'un peu . veille le beau ba Class Officer l Glee Club 3-4 Orchestra l-4 GERARD DUQUETTE lrmurrl mme. mul vlmrily in ffl in our midst unnoticeable but not every inch a man, and gentleman from sole to crown. His simplicity is the fountain head of his winning manners. May your assets pay you dividends in your chosen field for life. ROMEO FORTIN sz' cst soma' dv Ia dL9fI IIFfftl1I.H Connaissez-vous Romeo, ce svelte et clistingue jeu- ne homme? Sinon, permettez-moi de vous le presenter. c'est un fin causeur avec lequel vous pouvez vous entretenir indefiniment, surtout si vous avez la bonne fortune d'appartenir au beau sexe . . . . . nerveux, Romeo chauffe a mer- teau de son pere. Nous avons ferme confiance que sur la route de la vie il mene une exis- tence des mieux reussie. Baseball 1-Z Prevost Staff 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball 2-3 r ARMAND GAGNON i lm IPIIIIIIFIII' rmlxislp ri fllirv lv bi1'11. Des 1943, Prevost ouvrit ses portes in ce charmant ROLAND FRAZIER Lv bruil Hp fait pax dv bivn: If bien ur fail pu.: :Ir In-nil Consistent and unobtrusive, Roland is a prcux chevaliern, a friend, a credit to his alma mater. Cheer- ful in disposition . . . an excellent bowler . . . apprecia- tive of good dance music . . . easy going. Good ludc to you in your field of endeavor. Sodalixy 1-2-3-4 Baseball 3 Bowling 3-4 garqon ix la figure rousse, un peu timide mais d'une allure distinguee, Il sut monter constamment dans l'6chelle du succes et de la popularite. Par son travail soigne et ses efforts perseverants il est un de nos eleves modeles et la gloire de la paroisse Ste-Anne. Jamais Armand n'a connu de baisses ni de laisser-aller aussi une place de choix lui est-elle reservee dans la phalange des ames d'elites. Nous avons confiance que tu l'occuperas honorablement. Sodnliry Officer 3-4 Sodnlity l-2-3-4 Glee Club I-2-3-4 Orumry I-2 Dramarics l-4 Prevost Staff l-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 4 , ARTHUR GAMACHE I lim' so long ns I may Arthur is noted for his uncanny ability to handle several responsibilities effectively. His unpretentious manner has carved him a big place in everybody's heart. His qualities of leadership will serve him in Class Officer 3 Sodality Officer 4 Sodality I-Z-3-4 Prevost Staff 2-3-4 Cheer yood stead in his life work. We wish him success. Leader 3-4 Glee Club 4 Dramarics 4 Orchesrra 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 MAURICE GIRARD lm xflfwlcc ml purfoix HH uvfr rI'fl:e'1'gir. Iv .w11riI'v aussi. Maurice est un charmant camaracle clout le conta- gieux sourire seme partout la bonne humeur et la paix. Sous un exterieur placide il cache un coeur courageux, une volonte energique et la calme assurance cle ln force qui se sent sure de progresser et cle vnincre, Son depart creusera un vide parmi nous. Il saura dans ln vie se tailler une place enviable et honorable, nous cn avons le ferme espoir et la certitude complete. GILBERT GUIMOND You mm lzairilly nzulrf' fl frfvml in. u yvur, lm! your mu. luxv nm' in a xiw'01Icl. Even tempered - baseball fan - keen sense of business - likeable and popular. Gilbert has slowly risen to success in his studies, and now enjoys an en- viable record. He was one of the bowling team's main- stays. He plans furthering his studies in Business Administration at the Bentley School in Boston. A bright furture awaits you, Gilbert. Sodality I-Z-3-4 Bowling 3-4 Sodality I-Z-3-4 Provost Stuff Bowling 3-4 Yearbook Sufi 4 ROMEO GUIMOND Uv qui nv :milf run, in num pm ll lllilllli 1 i Notre futur general clarmee est pour tous ses ca- marades un exemple vivant. Son acharnement au tra- vail intellectuel le place a la tete des finissants. La carriere militnire comme toute autre a besoin cl'hom- mes de caractere, d'intellectuels, de gens consciencieux et iclealistes. Romeo possede toutes ces qualites :li un degre eminentg aussi sa vie cle demain sera-t-elle un succes. Class Officer 3 Ormory 2 Sodnlity I-2-3-4 Baseball 1-3-4 Dmmatics 3 Yearbook Staff 4 MAURICE HAMEL Tha opinion. nf Ihr xfmngrsl is always llu' Iu'sI. Maurice is one of the class favorites. He has the uncanny ability of using his forensic powers to his exclusive advantage. His timely hits have on several occasions paved the way to a Prevost victory. As editor-in-chief of the school paper, he spirited the whole staff and lent his best to make the Prevost an outstanding paper. Good luck to you in college. ROBERT HOUDE 1,'Immrm' nf- xv nzexurr pax :lr lu fill' auf pivzlx, nmix dr' 'nv Iliff' rm rm'ur. Heureusellxent pour notre diminutif Robert. Aussi sa personnalite depasse-t-elle de plusieurs coudees sa taille de pyglnee. Intelligent et penseur, Robert sait faire fructifier son talent. Doue d'une grande force de volonte, il peut aussi s'acharner avec perseverance in sa tache. Son air calme annonce non pas l'insoucian- ce mais une vie bien reglee. Puisse-t-il continuer au sortir de l'ecole in accroitre ses ptecieuses ressources, c'est ce que nous lui souhaitons de tout Coeur. Soclality 1-2-3-4 Oratory l-2 Glec Club l Class Officer l-3-4 Baseball 234 Sodality 1-Z-3-4 Provost Staff Z-3-4 Oratory l-2 Yearbook Staff 4 CHARLES LAFOND An lzamnsf 7lI1llIi,S ward is us good as 11129 bowl. Unbouncled generosity, readiness to please, de- votedness to any good cause, loyalty to friends, those are but a few of Charles' unparalleled assets. No one can question his integrity of purpose, impugn the purity of his character or deny the charm of his per- sonality. He is cast to rise to heaven and his mettle is of a sterling quality. May nothing mar or defeat your plans, friend. Our prayers accompany you. Sodaliry l-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 PIERRE LAJOIE Si In 1Ft'1l.l' ullrr loin, imivurgn hi mnnlurr. Personnalite bien marquee mais de la categorie des timides, Pierre se ressent de la forte influence d'un pere journaliste et d'un oncle, juge procurateur de dis- trict. Historien ne, Pierre s':-mbime dans la legende des siecles et des peuples. Bref, d'un exterieur paisilzle et GERARD LAMONTAGNE I think no rirliu gm-s will: si:c Lilliputian in stature, Gerry is endowed with a very muscular personality. This diminutive gentleman has made giant strides toward intellectual recognition. However his claim to fame lies in his exuberant wit- ticism. He always comes out with a felicitous crack to ease up a tense classroom. This magnanimous gentle- man is headed for success. Godspeed Gerard, and happy landing. Sodality 2-3-4 Provost Smft' 4 Yearbook Smff 4 sympathique, d'un tact exquis et clelicat 11 sesr fu: ai mer de tous: maitres et eleves. Sodality l-Z-3-4 Prevost Staff 4 DONALD LAPIERRE W Lu ynullv 1I'1'uu finil par use: u pu ' Voici un garcon toujours in l'ordre. C'esr quelqu'un sur qui on peut comprer. Sous ses doigts agiles les notes d'ivoire du piano rendent d'harmonieux accords. Ses manieres affables font une heureuse impression sur IOUS CRUX Ont la chance de faire S3 COl1naiSS3nCe. Donald s'est rarement fait disputer meme par son professeur de francais . . . Partageant une position permanente avec son pere, il n'est pas inquiet pour son avenir Soclality Officer 3-4 Orchestra 1-Z-3-4 Sodality l-Z-3-4 Yearbook Sraff 4 Dramatics 3-4 Cheer Leader Z-3 sowing 4 RBNE LATINVILLE Hr sings Iilrf' ll lurL ' A quiet lad, with manners gentle - whose nature is so far from doing harm that he suspects none, - Rene is somewhat a sedate and retiring individual. He has more than once thrilled audiences with his lusty vocal renditions, and we feel that Rene should give his attention to singing where a bright future awaits him. Sodality 2-4 Glee Club l-Z-3-4 PHILIPPE LAVOIE Huivl1i n'vu1pFrlu' pax sag:-xsv. Embrigade dans la troupe des Henchmen , ce senior courtaud et noiraud en est un des membres les plus populaires. Vif comme une anguille au basket- ball , Phil est partout a la fois. Il a un sang d'athli:te. Tres aimable et toujours joyeux, Philippe ne sait se facher ni dire un mot blessant. Il est employe au Modern Shoe Store . Il continuera apres sa gradua- tion Ea gravir sans cesse les degres qui lui permettront d'avoir un diplome de dentiste. Puisse ton noble ideal se realiser, ami. Sodnlit l-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Bascbnn' 2-3-4 Glee Club l-Z Yearbook Staff 4 Drnmarics 3-4 Oratory l WILLIAM LEBLANC Hliook. 1l'IHIi I xpmk, my lifr shall prom' it f1'111 ' Are you looking for a timid young man? The class of '48 has just that prototype in Williain. Meek by nature, he is never found in trouble. His was the demeanor of a true gentleman at Prevost. A fine stu- dent, William is the sort of man that is the yearning of many. Adieu friend, your school days are a credit to you, and will blossom out in merited success. Sodality 1-Z-3-4 Prevost Staff 4 Glee Club I Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 3-4 GEORGES LEBREUX A I'Ul'IM'l'l', on cautnnil 'I,1Il'flASllIl.U-IAI Flllllilillt' Cette troupe de Henchmen setait certainement incomplete si notre Georges etait omis. Tranquille et consciencieux Georges a trace au cours de ses quatre annees de High School un sillon qui clemain procluira cent pour un. Brillant etudiant notre condisciple cloit ses nombreux succes scolaires ii sa belle intelligence actionnee par un travail acharne et soutenu. Bon et beau joueur de baseball il fait aussi bonne figure dans les jeux qu'en classe. L'ecole Prevost compte beaucoup sur des etudiants cle sa trempe pour briller d'un lustre eclatant dans les differents milieux de la societe. Class Officers 1-Z Baseball Z-3-4 Glee Club l Yearbook Staff 4 Orntory l Bowling 3-4 ARMAND LEVESQUE He mmsurufl up I0 ll.l'1Jt'l'lll'H0l!SU Since his advent to Prevost six years ago, Armand has always been a mainstay in school organizations. His optimism is contagious ancl his happiness is per- vacling. He once was a bewildered freshman, a bold sophomore, a struggling juniotg he now is a triumphant senior. We wish you success Armand when you'll come to grips with the sober reality of life's struggles. Class Officer 4 Dramatics 3-4 Soclaliry 4 Baseball 3 Glee Club I-2-3-4 Prevosr Staff Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 LAURENT MARCHAND La jon ni If xolrzl du in t Ce jeune homme dun temperament sanguxn prencl la vie sur le bon core, ce qui ne l'empecl1e pas cle s'adonner a sa tache avec application. Aucune intern- perie ne pourrait lui enlever sa bonne humeur. Larry sourirait meme au malin qui aurait saupoudre de sel son dessert. A ce copain qui travaille it la pharmacie Lambert nous souhaitons cle continuer in sourire Ei tout et a tous et cle cornmuniquer cle sa felicite aux plus moroses. Sodality l-Z-3-4 ANDRE MOREAU Qui lrop 1-mlfrassv, nm! t:'l't'i?I'.H Temperament lymphatique, Andre fait tout avec calme et perseverance, Sa figure tranquille et grave annonce un jeune homme paisible et bon. Plutot re- serve, il prefere le serieux et le durable au frivole et au passager. Dans ses etudes sa methode et son en- durance viennent in bout de toutes les difficultes meme les plus insurmontables. Puisse-t-il ne jamais se cle- partir de ces qualites enviables et promerteuses. Sodaliry l-2-3-4 Prevost Staff 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Orchestra Z-3-4 Drnmatics 4 ROGER MORIN f'7'l11'1'r',x xnmrllzivzy in his snul . Nature has lavishly enriched Roger with more than his share of sterling qualities. Charitable and devoted, Roger is ever ready to give himself body and soul to any good cause. Endowed with grit and self-reliance, Roger will surmount any hurdle in his ascent to the heights of success. The beneficiary of such a personality as his will carve a name for himself in any field of endeavor. Sodality Z-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Ofchesu-3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ANDRE PARADIS TDI qui Vit 1vz'1NI1v1i1 rl1m411zt'llr plrrnlm Ce type jovial fait mentit le proverbe, car tous les jours de la semaine il rayonne d'hilarite. Meme ses succes assez modestes ne reussissent pas a estomper l'optimisme de ce gras gaillard. Nous ne doutons pas que Sunshine repande dans son futur milieu cette atmosphere de gaiete, laquelle enleve ix la vie ce qu'elle a e peni e e a ran i e cerc e e nos ami ies. d bl t dtl l d t Sodnlity l-2-3-4 Bowling 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 ROBERT RENAUD lC.rw'lxim'! Aluwlyx hiyll1'r. ' A tall, slender, good-looking chap, Robert has been an outstanding basketball player for the past two years. Prankish and garrulous, this chameleon-like youth can assume a very innocent mien after his worst gags. But even those who are the butt of his frolics readily forgive him. Bob has intentions of furthering his schoolingg we hope success will follow him where- ever he goes. MARCEL ROBILLARD l,'Irlful :lv lu 1'i1'.' r'rxl lr ln'nI:lPnn' 411' nuirr' llnulirm' rl 1l11 1'lu'min qui y 1'nm111il. Marcel est de la Categorie des horloges, il n'arrEte jamais. Son ardeur is la poursuite de la science ne con- nait ni treve ni repos. A la fin de sa scolarite il peut jeter un coup d'oeil dc satisfaction sur des annees bien rernplies et savourer la joie du dcvoir accomplie. Son honnetcte reconnue, sa courtoisie exquise, sa tenacite perseverantc, sa distinction remarquable le feront tou- jours rechcrcher et lui ouvriront la porte du succes. C'est notre vocu le plus cher. Soclaliry l-2-3-4 Baseball 3 Sodality l-Z-3-4 Drnmazics 3 Glee Club I-Z Orchestra 1-2-4 Prr-vos: Staff 2 Yearbook Staff 4 ARMAND ROUTHIER lla ll'llS fNl1II'1IlIl1Plll and full of Hm'.rl:w-ininrxx. Ringleader of the sorcalled Henchmen , Roots,' is one of the most likeable students in the Senior room. Giving his best efforts to his undertakings, Armand has attained a certain degree of success in athletics but more so in scliolastics. Time will tame his rugged nature, temper his buoyant spirit and mould him into a gentleman farmer. Great men are made as well as born, and the unsuspecting universe may have a new star shining in the firmament. Class Officer 3 Baseball Z-34 Basketball Z-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 ALBERT TREMBLAY Mi1'1l.r mm! bon wr-ur qui' In-au. risrlgvl' Notre ami Albert reunit les deux, ce qui est mieux encore. Qui ne connait Al , ce joli gan-con aux che- yeux blonds et ondulesg vous savez bien Albert, le rere de 5 autres Tremblay . . . Ses evolutions au ta dancing lui valent des tonnerres dhpplaudissemeng is chaque seance que l'ecole organise. Son bras gauche a conduit notre equipe de baseball Ei des succes dignes d'envie. Il est un garcon des plus populaires surtout dans le cercle feminin. Fassent vos profondes convic- tions morales rehaussees par vos aimables qualites ex- terieures toujours vous reussir dans la vie, cher ca- marade. Class Officer 3 Omrory 2 Glen Club l-Z-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 ARTHUR VALCOURT 7'lmuglr. 111' h'lll'll' fllr lwlllw f banks, he nlislrusfml HI!'HI. Arthur did not measure up t pectations in his high school days. Too much wo an on the out- side kept his head in the cl s ur .school time, and the rest of him ' e , t iiiding joy he knew not to keep it hits. We - - that better days are ahead, and our best wishesll ccompany him. Sodality l-Z-3-4 4 Glee Club l-2-3 Basketball Z Baseball 2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 4 DANIEL LATENDRESSE And yan, my SilH'll'S, bu! lzmr me xffffly up Daniel says: One step at a time but always for- wardv. All of us certainly praise his ambition. He wants to get somewhere in life, and with such high aspirations our predictions are that he will surely obtain a position worthy of his talents. Indeed he should succeed in this world because he has both brain and brawn to help him accomplish his end. So long, and good luck, Daniel. Basketball I-2-3 Orarory 3 Baseball 1-Z-3 Orchestra 1-Z Class Officer 3 Prevast Staff 2-3 GERARD GOYETTE YM mu: I 1mI of such pativrivr illlllhin A towering youth, Gerard is another of the veterans of whom we are proud. With the experience gained in the service, Gerard will undoubtedly forge his way to success in the business world. Positively we are sorry to part with Gerard. Sodnlity 1-2 Glee Club 1 SAMUEL FORD GI'r'l1f suulx uw pnriinnx of elrrnilyn Benny is one of the most popular boys on the campus. Endowed with the heart of a child, the courage of n Iion, and the spirit of a Crusader, Benny will rise to fame by dint of his innate energy. Pertina- cious he will shatter every obstacle and conquer his way to success. You have been for all a worthy ex- ample, and may our sincere wishes be an auspicious augury. Sodality Officer 3 Sodality 1-2-3 Baseball 1-Z-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Oratory Z-3 Class Officer 1-Z-3 Prevost Staff 3 Orchestra 1-Z-3 NNW spol.-r hz 01117 wmfl num Hum lm mul Armand is made of sterner stuff. You can rise to heaven or crush down to the earth, if you let nature beat you, but we know you'll never say I quit, I am through . Civil engineering is his chosen field and we know his success will be like a blazing trail. Go forth, you hold the blueprints of success. LUCIEN PINEAU Ha zwrlpprfl lzinlxrlf in 1'11Sr'rulnIrI1' xil1'ln'e ' Manly and quiet Lucien is the kind that a teacher welcomes. For him school is il place where he must make the most of his time and imbilac as much as he possibly can. His smy with us was short, but while he was with us hc proved to be an accomplished young man. ROGER BERARD Un grain rl'Irunmur gufril miru.r quv !'!'llff lf1'VA's rin' fl'l.Sll'SXt'.', Constamment de bonne humeur, Roger nous a plus d'une fois egayes par ses fines reparties. Il nc dfpasse jamais les bornes cependant. Quand il taut Etre se- rieux vous ne pouvez le prendre en defaut. L'impor- tanr, le devoir d'abord puis ensuite l'amusemcnt. Puis- sent ces fncteurs de succes, Roger, vous ouvrir une brillante carriere. Roger is very deserving for having stuck xt out. Confronted with disease, accidents and other handi- caps, Roger proved his metrle in not letting them stymie his studies. We trust that when he and the greater struggles of life will be at loggerheads, he will again, with God's assistance, emerge victorious. We are sorry to part with you Roger, and may God's blessings accompany you. Sodality l-2-3-4 Prevost Staff l CLASS PROPHECY 0 After completing plans for a Trans-Siberian airline with our foreign office in Geneva, Switzerland, I boarded the plane bound for Boston when a distin- guished looking, baldheaded gentleman came and sat next to me. To my amaze- ment, it was none other than MAURICE HAMEL, who told me that he had just purchased the world's largest uncut diamond for his flourishing jewelry trade which now comprised thirty of the most elaborate establishments both here and abroad. As we talked over old times he told me that ROBERT HOUDE had just received the award as the most valuable draftsman for Fisher Body Co., in Detroit, Michigan. He also informed me that ROLAND BERARD and that noble Southerner RAYMOND BOUCHARD now had one of the most efficient accounting offices in the state of Massachusetts. As we alighted from our plane, whom did we meet running out on the run- way that had just departed, but NRMAND ROUTHIER. I-le told us that he was now in the last year of his Z0-year enlistment in the United States Navy. It reminded me of school days, as Roots was always noted for arriving late. I made my report at the office of Northeast Air Lines of which I had now assumed the General Managership. Maurice's chauffeur met us in a Rolls-Royce, and we departed for a weekend in Fall River. We stopped at Howard Johnsorfs, near the Blue Hills, for an appetizer of fried clams. In the restaurant we met ANDRE PARADIS who was now a high pressure salesman for the Melville Shoe Corporation in New England. He told us that his bosom friend of high school days, ROLAND FRAZIER, was now the General Manager for Auclair's Market in Fall River. Upon arriving in the city, I purchased a copy of the Herald News and there on the front page was the story about GENERAL ROMEO GUIMOND'S appointment as Chief of Staff of the U. S. Army. Also on the front page I noticed that JOSEPH DUCAS had recently assumed the head of the state Bureau of Foods and Drugs. Opening the journal I observed that PIERRE LAJOIE was now the Editor-in-Chief. Maurice dismissed his chauffeur, and I suggested we drop into Liggett's for a few Havanas. Entering the store we met ROBERT BOUSQUET now the manager of the Fall River establishment. He introduced us to the one in charge of pharmaceutical preparations, Mr. LAURENT MARCHAND. We had a light lunch and Maurice suggested a ride around our fair city. Starting off he told me that Fall River was now the permanent home of the United Nations. Auvr .,-.. 1 mu. IF rms cu .. wwf. .ff ao+:sn r nuns! sux FNSM me no M' - Mucu .I VL'-J gmpny as Mfssr m .s mr ZS o ww: nu ADVERTISING ru usuonrx nvumsf my AGENGy -mm, MAYBE ML 'usa 1ucv'..L so cmmy. Aww, uno :Ml-1? 1 mvok, 1 eaavnrn' you som! Faults FRDM Tut :roms wmcn I uname. TAKE CARE QP Youi 3 2 1 'Q if , I. X7 Lz1 s 60 IN 246 AND GIVE THE. A R X7 om MYA 'MRD fcemml ssnowm W TIME- xgf gm, 3- 13245 5' X , jg. ...M -, H f K! ' XR ' Q' . , F fm. Y , A Q gk V! , A 1' f ?a HND New wti PRESENY A GW ,,... X 2 ' ENN o J 4 fyf X xg .X-NX K nw ' 7 Yes XX xxx 1 ,L I Xffrf A V ... 1 xx, K Ty :N I Kg! CY XX XXX Qffl i V. , f' L ki K ' X As we motored pass South Park, I noticed a huge sign which flashed forth in blazing colors this announcement: Cast Your Ballot for JOHN L. CLAPIN. I said to Maurice: Let's drop in and see old John L. As we pulled. up to a stop in front of the city hall, we met GERARD LAMONTAGNE, who was now the city's Chemical Engineer. As we entered the Council Chamber, the radio engineer motioned us to remain silent. I looked twice for who was he but REGINALD DESNOYERS. After the broadcast he told us that he was now the chief techni- cian for WSAR. While talking with John L., his campaign manager walked in. To my surprise it was none other than ARMAND LEVESQUE who told us that he had taken time off from his job as head of the largest advertising firm in New England to promote john L's. campaign. He informed me that ARTHUR GAMACHE was now the Manager of Leo's Ice Cream Co. John L. asked us if we would like to go out to the municipal airport with him and survey the work being done on enlarging the local field. The three of us got into John L's. new Chrysler, honestly purchased, and riding along North Main St., I noticed a large truck terminal, and I asked Maurice what it wasr He told me that it was the Fall River branch of the Berube Transportation Co. and that RAYMOND BERUBE the owner was now one of the most prosperous men in Fall River. xRay did much of the trucking for his brother LEONARD BERUBE, who was now manager of the New England division of Stop 85 Shop. V Upon our arrival at the airport, we were greeted by surveyors ROGER MERCIER and EDWARD BERARD who had the contract for all the grading work. While we were there, the plane from New York arrived and ANDRE MOREAU, who was now a consulting aeronautical engineer at Lockheed Aviation, disembarked with ARTHUR VALCOURT, one of the nation's top men in the field of Electronics. On the way back to the center, I inquired about the city's best eating es- tablishment. We soon found ourselves in a lavish restaurant. The head waiter seated us at one of the ringside tables. The owner walked by and who was it but WILLIAM LEBLANC. He showed us a magazine in which there was an article about MAURICE GIRARD, Captain of the S.S, America, pride of the Merchant Marine Fleet. The article was written by another classmate GERALD COTE now the Editor-in-Chief of TIME . . v' S519 M fl , W lwt?R5g:?l. ' , ' . A ' , 4, g fy O OG , A A . Al , 'K f 'll' YJ -W X14 V A :CU L ' ....: ,, f K In I . , , E , , ,... A V A -I ,, - H V L L ' , LA , Z' ar 4? ', fqf lg ' - 1 . n f. u -CH V, ' US! , A EQ '1 f - me 'I A X DIT 'S'-If I 'JA in 0 B W 4' 'n - 3 .f E jj.: v.,f ,k,w , M i' 9551 I ' F339 of ?, Z 1? W A L N ' X ' DEER AX f ,J W f 1 4 Q Ni H x ,NK ff ' gi? 422 ZEJ Q , 'gif-,ff in 3 . ' QWZ , V I' ' ' 5 mA i GSW ,N n IH x rv no .. 2 Q u , ,Lii -if V W. X M Leaving the building, we happened to hear the news echoing from a nearby radio shop: EDWARD BOUCHARD receives the National Geographic Society Medal for being the first human ever to climb Mount Everest . Then the mayor invited us to spend the evening with him at his box in the Durfee Theatre to attend the premiere of that much talked about motion picture relating the life of the most famous baseball manager of all times. The name of this picture was: THE LIFE OF HECTOR DION, starring ALBERT TREMBLAY as HECTOR DION. I noticed on one of the lodges GERALD GOYE'I'I'E, who was well known as the foremost motion picture producer of the day. At our hotel rooms Maurice tuned in a night baseball game and soon we found ourselves gazing into a tele- vision screen. There was a heated argument going on and we saw ARMAND GAGNON, manager of the Boston Braves, being ejected from the game. Rising early, we left the hotel to finish out our tour of the city. As we were leaving, we met ANDRE CHAGNON, the business manager of the Elbe File Co., arriving to meet the out-of-town representative for his company. He told us that GEORGE LEBREUX was now established in his own office at the Granite Block as a Certified Public Accountant. Maurice stopped at a nearby filling station for gas. To our amazement the owner of the garage was RAYMOND BERNIER. As we motored up South Main St., I noticed a magnificent package store. The owner turned out to be BERNARD BARSELOU, the you-haven't-got-the-zip boy. All of a sudden I felt a pain in my mouth and I asked Maurice to take me to the nearest dentist. As we entered the office I noticed that it was an association of doctors all graduated from Prevost. PHILIP LAVOIE came over to work on me. He informed me that he was in a partnership with GERARD DUQUETTE, and that MARCEL ROBILLARD, who was a dental technician, completed the trio. After talking over old times, we left to pay a visit to our Alma Mater. Driving along Pleasant St., I noticed the milk plant GUIMOND and LAPIERRE Milk Inc., entering the plant, Don told us that they were expecting LUCIEN PINEAULT and RENE CADRIN, public accountants, to arrive and audit their books. He also showed us the new addition going up. The head man on the job was GEORGE BEAUDOIN. Saying goodbye to our friends we reached the school a few minutes later. As we entered one of the buildings, I beard a familiar voice echoing from the Trig class. Yes it was ROBERT RENAUD on leave from his position as a professor of mathematics at M.I,T. We then entered the gymnasium and saw RAYMOND GIASSON giving instructions to his squad before a championship game, for the past three years Prevost had been undisputed champions of the state of Massachusetts. After bidding farewell to the Brothers, we stopped for a drink at Talbot's Lafayette Pharmacy. The manager was now ALBERT DUSSAULT and with him was his old friend ROGER MORIN now chief machinist for the Craftsman Tool Co. Maurice and I now had to leave Fall River and move on to New York as we both had pressing business to attend to there. Upon arriving in the busy metropolis I made my way to our New York offices where I signed another five year contract with the Oil King of the nation, ROMEO FORTIN, to furnish all the high-octane fuel for all the Northeast airliners serving New England and New York. I decided that for the evening's entertainment we should take in the Opera. At the Metropolitan Opera House we witnessed RENE LATINVILLE who was now acclaimed as a second Caruso in a great rendition of Il Travatoi-e . After a heart-warming performance we congratulated Rene in his dressing room. He said he had a surprise for us and showed us the latest copy of Life Magazine. On the cover, we saw the picture of ROGER BERARD, an army Z0-year mang the accompanying story stated that he was due to wed the daughter of the Presi- dent of the United States in two months. Looking further on, we saw a photo of SAMUEL FORD accepting the Nobel Prize for Engineering. We were happy to see that Benny had succeeded in the work he loved so well. Rene then told us that History repeats itself by showing us the fact that ROGER CHOUINARD, the Editor-in-Chief of the 1948 Annual was now Editor- in-Chief of Life Magazine. By this time we all felt a gentle need to fill our stomachs, so we left for the night club frequented by all the Met stars, the USS, 2l Club. We were enjoying ourselves when Rene called the owner of the establishment. After twenty long years, we met our old buddy, none other than ARMAND ROY. Being a well to do man about town and big game hunter, he brought us out to his mansion on Long Island and showed us his collection of guns and trophies. He also told us that CHARLES LAFOND now had a chain of pharmacies in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan. Maurice then left me to return to France, as he had some very important business to attend to there. I returned to my home in Los Angeles where I was to resume my position after my European jaunt. After twenty long years, Maurice and I were happy to see that all our former classmates had achieved their ambitions and were living up to the educa- tion they had received at Msgr. Prevost High School. Barselou, B. Bei-ard, E. Bama, Rag. Berarcl, R. Bernier, R. Beaudoin, G. Berube, L. Berulae, Ray. Bouchard. E. Bouchard, Ray. Bouchard, R. Bousquet, R. Cadrin, R. Chagnon, A. Chouinarcl, R. Clapin, J. L. Cote, G. Desnoyers, R. Dion, H. Ducas, W. Duquette, G. Dussault, A. Ford, S. B. Fortin, R. Frazier, R. Gagnon, A. Giasson, R. Gamache, A. WHO'S WHO Most Romantic Class Chauffeur Most Friendly Best Student Most Easy Going Most Silent Most Polite Most Bashful Most Artistic Most Modest Most Ambitious Most Reliable Most Regular Most Quiet Most Likely to Succeed Most Helpful Most Peaceful Best Orator Best Athlete Class B. T. O. Most Dignifiecl Most Cooperative Most Promising Most Tallcative Most Handsome Class Wit Most Happy Best Musician Girard, M. Goyette, G. Guimoncl G. Guimond, R. Hamel, M. Houde, R. Lafond, C. Lamontagne, G. Latendresse, D. Lapierre, D. Latinville, R. Lavoie, P. Lajoie, P. Leblanc, W. Lebreux, G. Levesque, A. Marchand, L. Mercier, R. Moreau, A. Morin, R. Paradis, A. Pineau, L. Renaud, R. Robillard, M. Routhier, A. Roy, A. Tremblay, A. Valcourt, A. Most Leisurely Most Mysterious Most Generous Most Socialale Most Optimistic Must Humorous Most Variable Class Sweetheart Best Physique Best Mannered Class Vocalist Best Personality Most Reserved Best Writer Best Reader Most Business Like Most Argumentative Most Pessiinistic Most Obliging Most Unpredlctable Most Eccentric Most Favorable Most Tardy Best Dancer Most Popular Most Serious Best Dressed Most Adventurous IIICIINAIKD IIAIISICIJIIV Nl:-kniininz Bm-zulu Tomperziiiiont: Hi-si-i-vi-d Pnstilnvi livnrllnl-'I lniukfl Pet l'hl':iSv: L9t's 3:0 f1'llnWs XVoulmr-ss: Blondes Amlilliun: 'l'0 own :L pixvliiiixv Mori' 'IWW Hxllvr Sulnieuliv Uxlking' about lilinsnll' GICUINEIC IIEAIVDOIN Nivknnlllv: Gn0l'll'ln 'l'i-rnpcmiiiuiit: Cnlm l'2istiInv: lhlildinlf hoilsvs Pvt l'hrnSi': '4Slllll up und nn ivi-nkin-ns: Oni- nr un- 'l'wlns Ambition: To bl-culiin ix 00llLl':H:lUl' Pet Hzitv: Digging foimdiilluns EIIIVAIID IIEIIAIKD Nivklnlliw: Manny '1'i-iiipiwiiiiient: Eiasyrizuliig' Vnstiiilv: Driving his L-nl' Put i'hrnSi': A lllylnlnllll is b0t!t'l ' NVOnknvSs: Girls Ambition: To lxnvie his fntlwx s busllwss PP! Hzitn: lhlivks ROGEII IIEIIARII Nlcknnine: C'hiDs I 'I'i-nipi-riiment: Indiffori-nt ifnnunn-1 sinpping uni Jiniini-S zirnulid Pvt i'lil':iS0: l d0n't know Wrnkxiuss: Any Eli-l Alnblllont Army lifx' PM Hntir: Homework ROLAND IIEIIAIIU Nlvlinnlnvz l!nlmitl 'ri-iinn-i-nnnwic: lvnu-niiiiiea l'uStlm0: lmzlfiillq nt Sullzifs gurnm- 'Pel l'lll'AiSv7 A C'h0vl'ul0t is bvltern XVeukness: Coffk-si Cub Alnbltlont To bfwiuiilv nn uvcoiilitulii Pvt Hnlv: Fvinnlnel RAYDIOND IIICIINIER Nlvklinmvz Hllinplil'n3 ' 'rninpni-niin-nm: Hinniy-gn-iiivky Piistline: Liiinlwi-Us vorxii-i' h PP! l'lll'nsv: APG Null ii Wlsv SIul ' NVQWIIQIWSSZ 'Bllicks Alubltlon: Tn br-coinn rin iiutulnobilv Ilmxli-l' Vet Hate: 1 ll'lnuutll3 hu rry LEONARD IIERUIIE Nicknnmez Rob Tvinpvi-anieiil: lhmd-iintnred Pnstlniez Pluylm: nuker l'0l l'hrnS0: SLN, l'ucli0 Xvnnlillvssl Klddlill-Y l'nnml'n Ambition: Tn bv lin' lnnll1ll4'0r of tho Stun iw shun I Pu! Hntv: lVoi'kInir I l'ld:iy night IIAYMONU lllillfllld Nickuumn: Huy Tcmpsbx-ami-nt: Vurlnblo Vzistime: Ni-vvu's lifnrkut l'Pt l'hl'asi': D0n'l lbnllicl' in? WL'ilkll'JSSZ lil. A. Ambltlon: Own :i lnvnt inzirket llvl 'Hnlvl Burk Ewnt drivers mnwziun nnucnfuin Ninkiinnni: maui- Toinpvrnnwixtz Studiuus inn-eiiiif-1 xvni-min: nl tliv howl i-ni Phi-nsi-: -'snnna niiiww' n'i-niuinssz Bvinl: first nf me i-inns .-xmbiuoiii Own n inm-i Per Huw: uni- neiiai-in AS OTHERS SEE US RAYMOND IIOUCIIAIID Nlvlililillw: Rebvl 'ri-inpi-i-nnivm: .nn-ini l'nslimE': Hilskntbrill Kulnus VM. l'lil'uS0: Yun ull! lVi'nkl1eSS: Southern lmllns Ainhlllun: Tn ln-coins ii Yxiiikm- l'Ql Hale: 'I'0l'h1 tnsts RENE ll0l'l'llAllll Nlvlinalnel BLIh'li 'lwiiipei-zimviii: Uuiifldeiit Ifiisllmez Smniilxig nn the corner of Bmndn-ny Pvt l'hruSi': Nu, IFS like this fellows Wexilciu-ss: 'Fhii fiili- sox Amhlllnn: To hmid ii trust I'i-t llnlvz tfulnuvtitors ll0llER'l' ll0liSQl7E'l' Niukllxlmv: Bob 'iw-inpiii-iiinenx: Cin-ni-fni Piistlrne: Workinz-T ul l.li-rt-in-tt's I'et Phrnsvi L0t'S S0 mul! Weaknvss: A wi-tiiln damsel Alnlllllmi: Ilnsvrixvh lzlborrxtorb' Worker Pet Huw: l.unP.' dresses RICNIG FADIKIN Nivlinullw: lh'I1i- 'l'simii-i-iixiieiitz Jnvliil Piistlnn-: Imfnyvttv Pluiriniivy Pnl l'hl':is0: L':in't nffurd IL Wenlmi-ss: Gcttlni: up for school Anibltlon: l'lny Huy Pet Hutn: Vllnllclng ANDRE FHAGNON' Nickname: Rod 'Pemnviwiineiitz Mysterious 1'astinn': XVOrlilng nt the lilbn' File P01 Phrnse: Hush lVi'nknvS54: Sxnnkinbf Ambltlnn: Iiuslnoss Mziniigi-1' :il the Elbv File l'vt Hntvt Noisy people IUIGER FIIOUINAIID Nlvknnlnvt Juv Teiiipi-rnninm: Quin Paslllnv: Proof rvndol' fur C thx' LlR'ht Pvt l'hr:iSn: ERI Ernie Wnnklwssr El'nie's car Anibillun: Miiiiugvl' of U Llin Lil-E'hl Pet l-lute: Rrnggurts JEAN Lilllli ULAPIN Nlcluixiinv: 'hluhn L. 'l'ulnD0l'nlll0l1l: .lolly l'nstinw: linbulillg' Put Phrase: l'Ii-nty of i-noni ln the our fellows Wi-iikiivss: l'hntng:mpliy Ainbltionz Editor-ln-vhlef of the lndenendiuxt PM Hnlvi Women drlvnrs GERALD C0'l'IG Nlvliliiilllvi Gerry 'ri-iinwrnini-nn: Mlschlevnus l'nsiil'n-Z Gnttlnir Eddy's :mil P01 l'lil'rlsn: l'hnt'S Wllill You think XVOnliuu:ls: Ilnlirllil-I Ambition: Rocuiiu- Mxiiiiigrnr of U10 Full Rlvvl' Nvws l'ut Haiti-: Tu iiiun-i-sninite lnidy Mxmbn.-tli IIEGINALIJ DESNUTEIKS Nickname: H:mdsunie 'i'niiiin-i-nmvim Jolly l'usUilw: Playing lmsnbnll with tho kids Pvt l'hi'nS0: D0n't get tuilgli Mlk0 Amblflullt Tn bv n bnsnbull still' Xiwiikiii-ss: Thinking out loud Pu! HHN: Fellows Slvnllng his girl friends IIECTUR IJHIN Nix-kniuuoz Cli0culatu 'l'viiini-riiineiitz Pluiiigviiblo imsciiiw: Grilling the lust Iiuiui' I'ilt I'Ill':iSv: l'Ilil Roots lVz'ukilnS'd2 l'lii3'Illl-Y lmslinlbrill l'A'i. HIILQZ Vllruri ninniirinnz 'rn npni-nie his nnin flrllli Sl0l'i' ltils JOSEPH IJIYFAS Nlvknzilne: Dulce 'l'm'lnp9i':ll'n9l1I.: Evlislvv Pnstilnvi Wi-ltlng Dm-try Pvt Plirnse: How do you lik-v Hull, VVvnkll9ss: Milking' lnvn Ambition: Tn DP rl p:'i'nul liunl Pet I-lute: Guys who u'nu't llsien to him GEIKAIKD llllQI'E'l l'l'I Nlcknzinn-: Duke Teiniwruimmt: Playful Piislllnet Getting his f:itlli'l S '47 Pot Phrase: VVhnl do you think of li0i ' VVP1ikliu.'1s: Girls with fin' coats Ambition: Tu iniirry :i milllonnlre's dniiglitvr l'0l Hnte: Sandi-ing AIJIEIVI' IDUSSAUIHI' Nlcknnnuf: Al Tonipei-iiinviit: indifferent l'nstIlni-: in-lving' his fiitln-i s viii' PM. Phrase! IFS not llmi' XM NVcukness: Gr-ttim-'r ungrl' Ambition: To bv ii lxliul'in1u'iHL Pet Hate: Being stunned by pulicvinen SAMYICI. F0llIl Nioknuine: Bon 'l'i1iiiporiinxeiit: Piii-nfi-an l':istIniP: Lznyini.: nnrls for hls cin- l'0i l'lu'ilSL': VV0ll wlint dn you expect Wenkness: lhilivlllk' Ambition: Rh: lWun's lllnilthplvvi' Pet Haie: Lund lwople ROMEO FOR'l'lN Nickname: Remy Tenmoriuni-nt: Cmitrudlvtury Pnstline: Running' nv--r pcople Pvt Phrase: l7l'ull dend Weakness: Fvinulvs Ambltlnlii To nwll ills f:ith0l s buslness Pot Huw: Vlloinen drlvors 'ROLAND FIIAZIICH Nickname: Bliit'kie Teniperumnnt: Tiiishfill Piislllnv: Playing' blisebllll Weaknnss: Rl'unPll0S Pot Plirnsv: l'ni broke Ambiiion: Tn he :L Mlljllr Lnngux' ininnunii pinyer Pvt Hute: Tn work ARMANI! GAGNON Nicknnmu: Fni'nivi ' Tempei-mm-lit: Ciilni Pastlnw: Nvnrking at Lvo's Ice Crniiln 'l'ni'lol' l'9L l'hl'nsl': Lou like Lhul.-ull! Wnnknvss: Milking cows Ambition: To hnvi- nn ice vi-i-nin pniiini- nr his own PM. Hntxi: Poker dui NCS IKAYRIUND GIASSON Nitflumnw: .lnssy 'l'0nllwl'nllh'lll: Untronblvd 1-nm.-N: nmkxm: mlm- pt-.mm happy Put PhrnSnZ lVQ'll puint Cllr? town red XVUQLRIIUSSZ Bnsnbnll Ambition: To hi- cuncll nt Notre- lmlno University PPI llntvi 'l'nllilnL'I nbnnl llls dimplvs MAllllH'l'l GIIIAIID Nicknnmo: Mun 'luwnlwrnnn-nl.: Mundy 1-uname: Standing: on the vm-ner with drlllr Sturv vuwbnys ln-t l'ln-use: Fi-nzlvr irivi- me snlnn dunl:'h XVDILICIIUSS: llullvillg Ambiu-in: sl-li mpmln PM Hzllv: Shnvlllt-l' Glflllzillll GOYE'l l'E Nivknumv: MnsvlnS Ti-mperunient: Jovlnl Pustlmv-: lmuklxu: ln n nxirrnr PM. Phrnsv: H9lln vlxlvlivll. whnt .-irc you doing: tonight? XVi-nluwss: Anything yellow :ind red Alnbltlon: Tu bv buss nf n lnrgtu ,rn-rs shop Pvt HMP: Dull clothes GILIIICIFI' Gl'lNIONlD Nirlulnmnz till 'i'f-mp.-1-Humm: mmm-null-u Pnstllnv: Dnlry Work Put Vhrnsv: lVhnt's mln- mutter with Amherst? Wvnkncss: Tuklng' n nun Alnhltiunl Run Guiln0lld'S Pnl lflntc: Flnt tirns Dun-y IIUMICD Gl'll!l0Nll Nic-knnino: Manly '1'm-innerauiwnt: Modest Pnstlnw: llvndtnlr Shorts lx in-1 1-lmm-1 -'Norway win bn-nl Army nuks XVnnkncSS: Rendlnl-Y Alnhltlunt To 1:0 tu XVBSY. Point Put Hntv: Fvlnnlvn lYIAllllli'l'1 HAMI-Il. Nivknnnlvi H0tsllut 'IR-xnperninent: lncnnsuint Pnstlnw: Mnklng' Flutes Pot Phi-uso: A Ian puplllmf' lV0nlin0ss: Pnttlng un chzull-I ln tho snow Alnbltluni Tn mnliu U10 Inns! Ol' lf-up ymu-S Pet Haute: Eur bendurs IKOIll'lIl'l' IIIIUDE Nil-knnme-: Himd5 ' 'l't'nlln'l'nll1ent: lllitrntllllml P:l:1tilnn1 Wurklngr nl. Nohlvys l'vl l'hl-usb: Put it ont NVNKIQIIPNS: Frvnvll l.ltur:l,l.lll'c Alnbltinn: To bcvnlnn un Ollllillnvl' Pet I-Intn: Frvnvll lwriwl VIIAIKIAICF LAFUND Nluknulnu: L'lnirlli- 'l'+-iinwi-aniwlit: llm-aiu-oi-ned Pnstlnw: XVnrklng' nt L00'S Pvt l'lll'nSl'I IWng'g'0nt' ll VVv:ukln'ss: Pin-bull lnnt'hinl's Alnhitlun: To befnlnv n Phnrlnlwist Pet Hntv: Fnllnn' nhutugrnnlwrs PIERIIE l.AJ0lI'l Nlclzn.-uno: Pr-tv 'l's-:mn-iuiiiioxxt: Cnlm Pnstinw: Riding: in l'lnpln'S cnl' Pvt l'In'nsn: What-uyer say? Vllenkliessz Talking with R. Gnlmond Amhitinn: To bnvnlne n rt nrtvr -v Pet Hutt-: sum-mg GICRAIID llAMON l'AGNE Ni:-kinim--: 4'Shox-ty 'l'e-lnpernxnent: lnunlsitlve Pustilnn: Sheezlhlhl' Pr-t Pllrnibi 1'll hit Nou NVt'nklwss: Rlutlls ixmbitn-ii: 'ru gi-nw nn Pvt Hutu: Trilronolns-try DONALD IAAPIEIIIIE Nh-knnnw: Lanny 'I'--inlwrnnn-nt: Chet-rfnl Pot Phrusv: How do I look? I':-mlm-: I-laying thv puma XVuulclies.-1: Dancing: Anlbltiun: f'nndn0t his nwn urL'lw24!r1l Pvl llulalz Nr-vkth-s IIANIEL LA l'lCNlllII'lSSE Nlvklltllllvt l3lg Dull 'rvnumi-miwnt: riuppy-gn-lucky Pustilnv: Dntlng bunntifnl wonu-n Wvnknvsx: Dead-beuts Ambition: To bn n lmlltlrinll Pvt Hutt-: Mulilnir spvevhes HICNE l4A'l'lNYll-LE Nlclnmnn-: l'vtnnlu 'l'n'nlln'l'nlIwnlZ Girlisll mmm.-: Rt-ndlng hunks Pvt Phruso: You nwfnl thing wt-nmwss: singing like Slnutm Ambition: lnunmtlc nctor P--t I-nic-A: npr:-u singers l'lllllll'I'E LAYUIIC Nlm'k!l:llnu: Phll lvisllim-: llulnir to the tip 'tmnpei-mil.--lt: Friendly mppt-rs PPL Plirnsoi The hevk with yan Weakness: S.H.A. ri-d lwud Ambition: To bnvullw xl Lluntlzlt Pnl Hutv: Slnultllll-T lillllllllil-I l.lCllIKEl'X Nivknunn-: Gm-nrgie Toniperulm-nl.: llngnlur lkiatllnm-: H.-inning uround with this fvllnws frnln lfnsv PPL I'lll'nS0: 4-KVV! COIYIQ-OIL fellows XVe1ikness: Bowllng Ambitinnr 'l'0 bcvulnu nluyul' nf Swunsi-:i Pvt l'l:llu:YlGlll' l.wI1dnl's Frn nk IVILLIAM LICULANI' Nickname: Billy 'l'i-mperumvnt: Unlin Pzlstimu: VVurkIng nt Rntll's me Pin-.ist-: 'fnnmt do yt-n any l70yyN'? xvmnuwss: Cigarettes Anlllltlun: Become ll fulllltalln nnniugxvr l'i-l Hum: tl:-tllng' up inorninirs ARMANI! l.lGYldSQ,lYE Nlvlillnlni-: lintt0l'ball 'I'-nnwrument: Gund-nntnred Ivustime: Sellinvf Shoes Pvt Phrarw: A'Th0 fnll' SOX Alnhiliun: T0 beuulilv n grunt buslnrss nmn Pol Hutv: Stnlllng his our IlAlVlllCN'l' MAlll'liANll Nu-nnmn.-1 '-lm-I-r 'l'vinpel'mnent: Mlsvhievons Unstnne: Jerking sodas Pvt I'hl'tts9: Knock it riff lV01iknn'xs: Unydrelllnlng' Ambition: 'Pu snvm-ed withuut working' Pnl Hate: livllllq' unllvd Sunny lllllllflll lillllllllllill Nivknmne: Mort-nr Tvnnwrnment: Curt--free Pneltlmllt Lnnfing' nt Faiths Vnrlely Store Pvt Phrnsvz Yun wullt tu but xwukm-ss: shura gn-is Anibltiun: To lwvmne u surveyor PM Hntv: Lulu! skirts ANDIIE DIUREAU Nlekmune: -'Andy' 'l'i-xnperument: Bashfnl msnnw: Hunpging in-num! with Vnlunllrt Pet Plll'nH9: NVllcI'n Sl Vnll'unl't? l.V--ulmoe-xx: A vortuln .l.M.A. Shldvht Ambition: Anronuntlcul Engiinsvr Pvt Hate: VVnrkIllDZ RIIGNII MOIIIY Nh'knul'n0: Rug 'l'viiinvrninent: Argunu-nlullvv Pnstlnn-: 'l'l'1'lln-T to swish in bnskvl. l'i-t Plirnsv: burn lt XVx':ilill0S-S: l'l:lA'lnK trnlnllet Ambition: Mnvhlnlst Pu! lhLtP: Alnurivnn Histnry ANDIIIG PAIKADIS Nlvluunm-: Sunshine 'l'0mpvl'nlllt'llt: Ulu'0ncx'l'll0ll l'llStilnx': Hnlltlng' in 'l'lV0l'l0n Pvt l'lll'uSz': VVh9l't R Gllllnulnl Wi-uklwss: Taking nlctnrcs Alnbitlnll: Snluslnnn Pvt Hntvl Girls LUCIEN PINEAU Nlmtknunlei Ln 'Uvmperunn-int: Arlruxnentntlve Pustlnmz llulng out nights Pvt l'lli'.'x-Mn: Buy, lt's Cold Wvuluivss: Ill:i!li--inutirs Anllmitluni To gn to Culln Pnl Hallo! l'i'0plv' thnl brzlg lK0llEll'l' IIICNAUD Nlcknnlnnaz Bob 'n-mpt-1-uinent: Quit-it Pnstilnv: f'nlniln.T in lute Pet Phrusr: shun up l Wt-:ikiwssz A rust vurvu Axnbillun: Tu with-lui M.l.'I'. Pvt Huh-: ILT. Slllls MAIlI'l+Il. ROIKILLAIID f Nivknnlne: Mtku '1'cinpvrmnenl.: Misvhlz-runs llnstlnwz Dovulupim: picnn-as PPt Phl'nsPI A lllulnlizv Vluw uf the floor Wunkxmss: Wood nyxnpnw Alnhltinn: lientnl tvvlllllclull Pnl Hallo: 0vul'l'0nts AIIMAND lNJll'l'llllCl'l Nicknuinv: Roots ueimnulraiiixeixt: Jolly Pustiznv: Looking for the he-nchxnen l'el. Phrnsv: I d0n't think l'll shnrx- this xnoni.h We-ukness: S.H.A. Ambition: To open XVustport's first phnrinacy Pvt Hntot Guttlng UP. lnornings AIIMANU ROY Nicknnnio: Roystkn Tenqwl-mnmim: may-going Pnstlxnvz Lmnclng Pit Phrase: IJon't worry about t.. lvruknvss: Driving Ambitlmn: 'rn he it sum-vssrul business nmn Pvt Hutt'-I 'PO Went' :L hut Alllll1lll'l' 'FIIEMIIIAAY' Nicknunxe: Al '!'mnlu-rmnent: lloud-nntured Pustimoz Riding in Dnsszuillis vnr Pet Plxrnsn: Holy mackerel Wonkin-ss: Ping-pong Ambition: 'Pup-duncor Pet Hnto: lVvnring' hats AR'l'llUll VAl.COUll'l' Nicknmno: Art Ti-nmnrument: Quick Pnstllnnt Driving nronntl Put Phrnsv: hIn! Bob Wenknvss: His f:tthnr's our Ambition: Elec-tronivs exnnrt Pet Hutc: Wmnen drivers flu' To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To CLASS WILL Wi' ilu' Seniors af' 1110 class nf 19.18, do hereby Iwqzlmzllr In onrlirirs vlusx of lil-Ifl Hu- following lcgru-y. Brother Alexandre: a group of distinguished and well-behaved boys. Brother Francis: two classes of Seniors instead of one. Brother Leon: a responsive group for his French courses. Brother Augustus: a number of smart mathematicians for his Trigonometry period. Brother Eugene: little geniuses for his Physics Class. JUNIOR A Albert Theroux: a case of Bond Street tobacco so he can keep his collection of 30 pipes well filled. Jean Berard: the permission to hang around with Georges Dube for the rest of his life. Marcel Racine: 40 cartons of cigarettes to his friends. Georges Dube: the Editorship of Life Magazine. Marcel Roy: the right to take over Gene Krupa's title of America's foremost drummer. Normand Bouthillier: a job in the information booth at Grand Central Station so he can put his high pitched voice to good use. Arthur Chabot: a hearing aid so he can hear the brothers giving out the following day's lessons. Roy Gagne: the right to become one of the foremost basketball stars in the Professional Basketball Association of America. Robert Andrew: A lifetime supply of his favorite brand of cigarettes so he won't bother his friends. Fernand Boulay: A series of Mickey Mouse cartoons to use that little smile he always sports around. Robert Lytell: a carton of Fitch's Hair Tonic so he can keep that wave throughout his Senior Year. Paul Allaire: a few thousand dollars so he won't drain his friends' allowances during the coming year. William Dickinson: a beautiful girl somewhat like Lana Turner, Betty Grable and Hedy Lamarr rolled into one so that his date problem will be solved for the next year. Richard Bates: to join with Cloutier to succeed Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Louis Bizier: to forget his feminine past and become manly in his senior year. Armand Roy: the right of never doing anything wrong so he won't get blamed for anything. To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To Williaizi Labrie: a stretch of the beach at Ocean Grove so he can dig clams to his heart's content. Williain Bisson: a complete reducing course so he won't be called The Fat of the Landf' Armand Caron: a red slain complexion so the fellows won't lcnow whether heis blushing or not. Theodore Bousquet: the right to be the foremost Bass in next year's Glee Club. Donald Ouellette: vitamins A-B-C and Z so he can become the strong man ot' the class of 49. Raymond Guerette: right to become Prevost's best all around athlete. Edward Mitchell: a Hollywood Contract as Peter Lorre's stand-in. JUNIOR B Raymond Cyr: a new series of joke books so he can forget his corny ones. Donald Auger: the right to bowl without deadwood. Leroy Dube: a new laboratory in the wilds of Siberia so he can work on the atomic bomb till he's blown to bits. Alfred Brodeur: a screen contract to star in a series of films on the file of Al Capone whom he imitates well. Normand Ouellette: the right to change the pitch of his voice. Gerard Haddad: the right to be called Arab instead of Greek . Raymond Jussaume: strong vocal cords so that he can cheer for Prevost the rest of his life. Theodore Cloutier: a special bus to bring him from Dartmouth to Fall River so he'll be on time for school next year. Donald Lussier: the right to have lunch periods interrupt his day-dreaming. Paul Berard: the right to use his brother's lunch cart to get to school next year. Edgar Lagasse: a new kind of baseball glove so that no more errors will be charged against him. Lionel Desrosiers: a new 1948 Chrysler so his father can get to use his truck once in a while. Arthur Canuel: a year round hunting license so he can use those guns he's always talking about. Normand Lafond: the permission to carry on as the class genius. Maurice Dumont: a pair of oars in case his motor boat should conk out on him on Lake Watuppa. Arthur Anctil: permission to be acclaimed as a Second Al Jolsonu in the theatrical world. Eugene Olivier: To practice baseball at his heart's content to enable him to Play on the gfalnlnaf school tealn. Georges Plante: his own radio program and five beautiful secretaries to help him in his work. Robert Forand: a year's free haircuts at his favorite Cabbagehead barber- shop. CLASS OFFICERS Paul Allaire, President Thiodore Bousquet, Vice President Edward Mitchell, Secretary JUNIQRS A CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Anctil, President Raymond Cyr, Vice President Girard Hadad, Secretary JUNIORS B CLASS OFFICERS Jean Aubin, President Girard Guimond Vice President Edward Kelly, Secrerary SGPHQMQRES CLASS OFFICERS Ernest Brisson, President Normand Valiquctre, Vice President Robert Landry, Secretary SGPHQMQRES B FRESHMEN A . CLASS OFFICERS Charles Job, Vice President FRESHMEN B CLASS OFFICERS Roger Gagnon, President Charles Frascatore, Vice President Conrad Clairmont, Secretary Facult6 de l,Ecole Primaire Huitibme Cours Sixii-:me et Septiieme Cours Septiieme Cours Sixiirme Cours A Sixiieme Cours B S5---AQ' V23 1 1 W, .fgrg 8 . S..- il 'I' ' 2, I 5 M .F B31 A? R' ,x .-pq K? -4 mm:-ng-un I .iw ,. , , ff! . -,Fw1-4-iilfis-i'1.i,. ' j ' 'L iff Prim-HQQI'-f . 'V ,- Y4i me K '5 :....-- ..- X5 1, , ..,-5 - ,Zig X2 ' 114 V rs 5.:r:M ' - ' iffy ' Quai Y-1-1 -'22'121122fQ22'EFf?2i-SFT M:','.:g151-: f i F -34:3-:fx -f--W ' b ' - A ' fag. T12 - 'vf5'5-'-72 iff . , 4 jf! . A - ' X X b .,--' Af : Y . I A l f f - ,f--' AM E., 'f .9 13,2145-X .. x -, ff - ' -, '-,'fe.,,. 'H 5+ 14' x u I 'J 'J 1 0 x 4 'KFriends, Romans, Countryman, Lend me your ears. Ici s'enseigne le doux parler de Paris The arc, so simple, nncl yet, so luefucldling Working on oclorless H2 S Arms virumque cane. fjx'-1' 7 n Maxima and Minilna Clay, Calhoun, Webster HE WHO KEEPS TABS Virruosi at the consoles of the mighty Underwoods STUDYING THE SPHINX X If X xx X xff my in A A X THE SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN A51 ,, A . 1 g'aegaaae'e' A 1' - A SODALITY MEDAL Already crowned with the merits of seven years of intense Catholic life, the Sodality, under the leadership of our untiring moderator, Brother Francis, has added to its worthy wreath the meritorious fruits of another successful year. Much credit must be given to Sodality officers who made the C. V. H. meetings the blueprints of their lives. Organizing discussion groups in the classes, and directing Sodality work with painstaking perseverance, their work was highly commendable. Our new Sodality chaplain, Reverend Raymond Hamel, endowed with the zeal of a crusader, was always on hand to dispense the word of God and uplift a fallen soul with spiritual advice. He received forty new members into the Sodality at an impressive ceremony held in Notre Dame Church. Vocation Week, World Sodality Day, Perfect Week-End, Five First Saturdays, Bundle Drive, Pilgrimages, Amateur Night, Poor Souls Collection, Holy Childhood Drive, Character Building, are some of the projects carried our by the Sodality, without mentioning the spiritual endeavor with regard to the acquisition of virtues - espe- cially purity. We, the Sodalists, have dedicated our work and our lives to the Blessed Virgin, and we pray our Dear Mother to remain with us and guide us always. Arfhur Guinarlu' SODALITY OFFICERS Reverend R. Hamel Sodaliry Director Brother Francis, Sodalizy Moderator Prefect Lapxerre, SODALITY RECEPTION 9' as I MAURICE HAMEL PAUL ALLAIRE Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief I 'Z' N 5 FREQB J SCHOOL PAPER STAFF Standing, left to right: Albert Dussaulr, Rc-mi Cndrin, Edward Bow Chard, Edward Mitchell. First row: Romi-u Fortin, Armand Lnivcsqur, Jenn-Louis Clapin. THE SCHOOL PAPER Seated, left to right: Nornxand Ouellette, Rene Cndrin, Robert Bousquet, Paul Allaire, Maurice Hamel, Romeo Fortin, Albert Dussault, Edward Mitchell, Standing: Roger Live-sque, Donald Ouellette, Robert Gagne, jean-Louis Clapin, Arthur Gnmnche, Martin Powers, William Leblanc, Arthur Anctil, Raymond Cyr, Joseph Ducas, Emile Lapointe, Leroy Dube. Our school paper, The Prevost, is held highly by the student body. It is considered an important factor in the development of strong school spirit besides offering the staff of editors an excellent op- portunity to learn the fundamentals of journalism. To single out the outstanding contributors to the paper might be detrimental to the host of editors who did their best, however little it seems to the censorious eye. However, in pointing out the excellent work accomplished by Maurice Hamel, Paul Allaire and Edward Bou- chard we do justice to them and to the paper. The genial moderator, Brother Eugene, has again expertly directed the school paper through a successful year, and the graduates of '48 wish him continued progress for the year to come. Armulul l.f1'vs:1:l0, Ifvnf l'41rIrin OTRE GLEE. CLUB Cette annee encore notre Glee Club a ajoute un nouvel anneau d'or 5 la chaine ininterrompue cle ses succes en intcrpretant avec Brio les chants sacres cle la messe de minuit et en presentant au public un Minstrel Show execute at la perfection. Outre ces demonstrations sans precedent dans les annales de Pre- vost, cette bonifiante organisation, sous l'habile direction du Rev. Frere Eugene, seconde par M. Dominateur Plante, notre pianiste attitre, permet a nos virtuoses en herbe dc developper leurs talents pour pou- voir plus tard jeter leur lustre parmi les etoilcs musicales. Nous presentons nos plus sinceres felicitations 51 tous les membres du Glce Club et in son repute directeur et les assurons de nos en- couragements les plus chaleureux. A1-mum! Gagnon THE PREVOST ORCHESTRA Made up predominantly of younger talent, the Prevost Orchestra made its auspicious debut at the annual Amateur Night. Many wondered about its reju- venation, but under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Louis P. Gamache, the orchestra picked up immensely. Once more it delighted audiences by a vast repertoire of classical and semi-classical selections. The 30-piece ensemble was honored to play at the twenty-fifth anniversary of Brother Alexander, and for many distinguished audiences throughout the city. The Prevost Orchestra strove to be both artistic and entertaining. It made us appreciate the value of musical education and taste the joy that comes from the combining of talents into a single body of musicians. Donald l1ll1lil'i'l'r' ENFANTS DE CHOEUR Lrs enfants de chocur son: sous la direction des Fri-rcs Adrien er Lion GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM f Front row, lcfr ro right: R. Robillard, P. Mm-if-I, P. Chabot, C. Mdnnrd, D. Snvoie, R. Gagnon, R. Dupuis, E. Morrisscne. Back row: Bm. Adrian, Coach H. Minnrd, R, Daignenult, R. Dupont, R, Picard, G. Breault, R, Cadorer, R. Lncombe. THE PREVOST MINSTREL OF 1948 Opening Chorus- Here Comes the Show boat , Carry Me Back to Old Virginy , Alexnnder's Ragtime Band ...., ..,....... . . ............................. Entire Company INTRODUCING EDWARD MITCHELL-Interlocutor Theodore Lightning', Cloutier Raymond Harfoot -lussaume Albert Flatfoot Tremblay The Dorktown Strurtcr's Ball . ...... . O You Beautiful Doll .,.................. Serenade af the Bells ......,..... .. ............ 'Tm Looking Over a Four Lenf Clover ay the Light of the Silvery Moon Rufus Rnstus Johnson Brown ..., .... Ol' Man River ........................,.... For Me and My Gal .... . ...... Dance Novelty ........................ ...... ,... Oh, By Jingo . ........,......................,,.... The Best Things in Life Arr: Free Poetic Interlude .................... ,. ...,.............. XVhen You Wore :t Tulip .......,......,..., . .... Andrew Sisters . ............ , ....,...,..,............. . Dinah .............................,................,....,....,. FINALE- Yankee Doodle Dandee Give My Regards to Broadway ......,........... You're a Grand Old Flag ,. Conrad Clairmont, Rene b Richard Cyclone Bates Arthur Snowball Anctil Samuel Vitamin Ford Lighihihg Cloutier Harfoot jussaume Rene Latinville Flatfootn Tremblay Entire Company Vitamin Ford Bertrand Lachance Donald Phenix ot and Snowball Cyclone Bates Edouard Bouchard Prevost Poetic Club Prevost Music Club Marchand, Donald Dupuis Snowball Anctil --iiiiiliii' Entire Company Entire Company Entire Company INTERMISSION Introducing the Country Bumpl:ins MUSICALE RENE BOUCHARD-Maitre de Ceremonies Thine Alone -solo de saxophone ....... ..,.....,.......,....,............ . ........,,....,...,,. Donald Ouellette Qui a ses baisers maintenant? -chant ....,,.... , ............ . .... ...................... , .. Raymond Fillion Grand Galop Militaire -duo de piano .. Push Button Time ..... . .... Maurice Hamel, Barber Shop Quartet- Sidewalks of New Roger Cyr, Normand Renaud Donald Lapierre, Alfred Brodeur, Robert Forand York - R. Fillion, C. Clairmont, M, Powers, L. Vincent Berceusc do Jocelyn -chant Rene Latinville Our Hour --Seniors ........ A, Gagnon, D Warsaw Concerto-solo de piano . Lapierre, B. Barseluu, A. Gamuehe, R. Bouxquet Rene Valcourt Peter Lon-y-Impersoi-tation-- My Old Flame .....,..,,.... . .... ,,,... ........ . ......... E d ward Mitchell An Apple Blossom Wedding -chant ..,....,,......... , ........................ , .................... Oscar Maynard Tap Dancing Team ............,,,.,,.......,........ Arthur Anctil, Albert Tremblay, Donald Crnwther How Luclty You Are -chant ....... . ...,............................. . ..... .. .................... . ...... Raymond Dion Senior Quartet '47- Sylvia , Stardust . Twinltletoes .............,....,.................................. Al Jolson- Rock-A-Bye , Sonny Boy .. Raymond Dion, Oscar Maynard, Clement Dufour, Bertrand Lachance . ..............,........,.... . ........ 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' 1- W? . islstitii''fN4if'5f1fj55f 2z1' agfi a:15,1i ' A 5 QQ 1 ra v Mir? ' Vw ' ' t 'M x If ..,. 1 'B' : F ' J .- , f if WS 35' my fn A125 ,gk . N-lv Q ,sf J Q W 'ww Q' gp, gg. , 1 'X BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: Roger Morin, Rene Banville, William Labrie, Bennett Ford, Robert Renaud. Kneeling: Armand Routhier, Hector Dion, Philippe Lavoie. Standing, left to right: Roger Melanson, Charles Frascatore, Ronald Duval, Louis Boulay, Leonard Levasseur, Maurice Clairmont, Charles Job. Kneeling: Robert Gngne, Peter Campbell, Albert Gagnon, Normancl Valiquette, Robert Levesque. Prevost Prevost Prevost Prcvost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prcvost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prevost Prcvost Prevost Prevost BASKETBALL SCHEDULE V. J.V. V. j.V 45 Durfee Tech V.'s 23 33 3l Holy Family 38 I6 46 ll St. Anthony Z9 ZZ 24 35 Holy Family 25 14 48 30 Dartmouth 36 31 34 33 Somerset 51 I8 36 41 Aggies 39 35 53 64 Dighton 47 18 45 37 Case 39 33 44 3 5 Westport 33 13 26 26 Diman Zl Z8 32 25 Dartmouth 39 Z8 19 36 Somerset 35 39 49 55 Aggies 53 20 44 41 Diglmton 32 Z6 6l 5l Case . 48 34 47 40 Westport 38 20 22 35 Diman 46 Z9 41 36 St. Anthony 39 28 Assumption High School Tournament Prevost 25 - Marlboro 26 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Theodore Cloutier, Arthur Gnmnclmc, Bernard Barselou BASKETBALL The Prevost student body, namely the Basketball candidates waxed enthusiastic when Mr. Stephen Nawrocki was appointed hoop mentor. The former Durfee coach was bringing a wealth of experience, psychology and knowledge of the game which proved invaluable to the current edition. In fact, the Maple Leafs enjoyed their IHOSI successful season since the incep- tion of the sport, winning eleven and dropping eight decisions. Coach Nawrocki is a staunch believer in hard work, discipline and punctuality. He un- tiringly drilled this threefold program into his charges and eventually it paid dividends. The boys who had the privilege of being tutored by this unselfish and devoted man owe him an unpayable debt of gratitude. Coaching Basketball at the Eastern Avenue institution has been and will always be an ungrateful task, as long as athletic accommodations remain in the status quo. Therefore our hoop pilot deserves great credit for his remarkable achievement in the face of terrific handicaps. They opened the regular season in lightning fashion, copping their first five verdicts over rugged opposition. This unprecedented achievement allowed Prevost to take possession of first place in the league standing for the first time in the history of the school. However, January 30, was the fateful night the Maple Leafs were to taste the bitter fruits of defeat. Dartmouth, always a tartar on its own floor, refused to show any mercy and thus became the first team to humiliate the East Enders in league play. As if stricken by panic our basketeers lost the next two contests before bouriding back against Dighton. Oddly enough, the White and Blue was the only team capable of toppling Dighton on its own court. The victories hung up by Prevost on the hardwood were the net result of good coaching, unselfish teamwork and an undeniable fighting spirit, the latter being perhaps the most distinc- tive characteristic of the team. As a matter of fact, our present aggregation could not boast of an outstanding star. Consequently, such a record would have been unattainable without the cooperative efforts of all the players and their eagerness to carry out the coach's assignments. Robert Renaud, our sixffoot guard, deserves special recognition for his inspiring and re- lentless play. Playing his second year of basketball, he progressed by leaps and bounds. His backboard clearance job more than once kept Prevost in the thick of the fray and was something to marvel at. His services are going to be sorely missed next year. Roger Morin: this name is synon mous of grit and determination. Overbubbling with school spirit, Roger never quit even aflier being injured early in the season. As soon as he re- ceived permission from his physician to resume his playing chores, this blond dynamo immed- iately injected new life in his teammates. He was our side-court, set-shot artist especially at Dighton where he broke the backs of the Gold and Blue hoopsters with his deadly shots. Samuel Benny Ford, a veteran, was released from army duty right in the nick of time. Although bothered by short-windedness, Benny was a model of steadfastness, willpower and readiness to help in a clutch. Mr. Nawrocki is still wondering how he would have been able to carry on without him. This young man's sterling character, unbounded courage and indomit- able spirit have set a beautiful pattern that the future Prevost hoopsters may well follow. Hector Chocolate Dion is the only Senior who can claim the distinction of having played four years for his Alma Mater. His remarkable ball-handling at times dazzled the opposition. He teamed up perfectly with Renaud. His experience and uncanny accuracy on long shots turned the tide in many a game. Our diminutive Phil,' Lavoie, handicapped by an uncontrollable factor: lack of height, performed chiefly for the Jayvees, and relief chores for the varsity. The poise, coolness and skill which he exhibited served to steady his younger teammates. He had a beautiful one-hand shot which he controlled almost at will. The only non-Senior member on the squad was our stocky Sophomore center, Rene Ban- ville. His versatility and scoring proficiency earned him a well-deserved spot on the All-star team: Besides being high scorer, Banville excelled as a capable backboard clearer and play- fnakef. Our Jayvees, with Bill Labrie, Ronald Duval, Maurice Clairmont, Leonard Levasseur, Robert Gagne, and Zeke Valiquette gave credit to their school and themselves by winning thirteen of their eighteen games. Such an enviable record is due to the hard work, perfect harmony and splendid teamwork of one and all. With only Banville returning from the Varsity next year, many of these boys are slated to play an important role in next year's hoop destinies at Prevost. In conclusion, let us repeat that the only hopes for a perennial leadership in sports at Prevost, will come when the gym and other athletic facilities are recognized as being an in- tegral part of an educational setup. . , ,. 2' . 'h,,kgJ , :fi ,!,,!,' 124' L-Ji 1 MA- ,' f2f!?5'5'F PJ. A tak . 3' r rn. ft vw, x , .04 0 4 -hi ' r 4' l ITP . J? 5 A gl 4 ,ff ':rr IZ? ' Y'w'f 'I .'1lt,'? F 11: 1 :Eg 'Q' ffl: , ., f- 1 -. ,,Q-I 1-115 4 I 1-if -as ' IW -k', cg 'Af' 1- ' 2' 14 Vp., 3 N Q K ' .Y fb' ,S : fr 1 1 A11 ,:'Q. n, 'i We .ff , , A . 5 . , M., Q '...,. all Fran: row, lefr xo right: Benner: Ford, Romeo Guimond, Louis Boulay, Henry Mercier Normand Vnli queue, Normnnd Ouellette, ba: lanyg Alben Tremblay, Hector Dion, Armand Rouzluer Philippe Lavme George Lelmreux, Maurice Hamel. Second row: Normand Mellen, Jean Aulzin, Robert Micl-mud Raymond Comzois, Charles Fmscarore, Raymond Laferriere, Maurice Dumont, William Dickinson Gerard Gulmond X 1? Kg ff? 5 41 ff? 'W W ff :ff ff? F 'L 1? 415 PQ if Q3 o BASEBALL SCHEDULE APRIL I8-ALUMNI 23-Ar CASE 27-WESTPORT 30-Ar DIMAN 4-ST. ANTHONY 7-At SOMERSET 11-DIGHTON 18-CASE l' Z1-Ac WESTPORT 24-DARTMOUTH 25-DIMAN Z8-A: ST. ANTHONY 1-SOMERSET 4-Ar DIGHTON MAY JUNE 8-Ar DARTMOUTH Lf ff Hy -.Q rw W: Y' ,A 1- . Q-'A ,Lg-a ' fir' 5 ,'- Jag! Rf' ' , I 1 m. Q Rfk lx .-im-, ' an .. . V iw? M zz F Q GX - 1 'va A r' 1 '9 mf 1 X -can +, . 1... ..,W x I Q, 01' - ..,- . if b x ' Y f P 'V' 6 gf? 3 5 1 I . : 'P l QQ: ,' . V x I 'f 3 3 5 E , ? --gm . '1 51, A '33 323 , .. .1 ,.. xg! 'W-in S Q 6 J QMS? at 4 5: '1 1 4 iv! -1 QL 6 lv Q21 . QU it 25 f -, .,. V, IL iff , all se. I ,X E . QM? yfwkfw Q 'L' . - ff? 'T-vu I la 'x ah ' S 1 . x , .1 if x-ff'h- -Q Z1 'ZR' W' 'Wg' wa' ,-sf.-+5 , ,,. , . 1. ? x ' Nwyff ll., ii I 5- P HM 'Y f - Q Ti ,Q Ali - 4, E M E, .4 fgllfbfflhl ' Mgr james E. Cassidy, D.D., Ll.. Mgr James L. Connolly, D.D. Reverend Alfred Bonneau, Cure Mgr Georges Cain, P.D. Mgr Osias Boucher, P.D. Tres Reverend Pere Thomn D. s-M. Landry, O.P. Reverend James Gerrard Reverend Joseph A. Cournoyer Reverend Adrien Gauthier Reverend Louis E. Prevost Reverend Leonidns Lariviere Reverend Alphonse E. Gauthier Reverend Joseph Eid Reverend Sranislas Goyerre Reverend Omer Lussier Reverend Ray mond Hamel Reverend Roland Masse Reverend Herve Jalbert Reverend Maurice A. Lamontagne Reverend Williann Collard Reverend Arthur G. Dupuis Rever endes Soeurs de Sr-Joseph Academic Jesus-Marie Academic Dominicainc Dames de Ste-Anne, Paroisse NotrefDame Ligue du Saint-Nom, Paroisse Notre-Dame Honorable -I.-Edouard Lnjoic Docteur Archambault Docteur Omer E. Boivin Docreur William Boudrcau Docteur Maurice Clement Docteur Fournier Docteur Joseph O. S!-Denis Doczcur Roger N. Violette M. er Mme Gideon Lapierre LI :gg SC .4 L 9130, Seiji, 5 AN ff U. - QE 4' 1 VOTING JUURNAL FALL RIVER et NEW BEDFORD ul quotidien de langue franqaise dans le sud-est de la Nouvelle-Angleterte ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEARTS FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS QBOR 9 ff' be i s S Boarding and Day School for Girls Elementary and High School Departments Affiliated with the Catholic University of America Member New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools - COURSES - Classical - Normal - General - Commercial CONDUCTED BY THE RELIGIOUS OF THE HOLY UNION OF THE SACRED HEARTS IDEAL FRUIT C0 GRANITE BLOCK PROVIDENCE COLLEGE A COLLEGE FOR MEN C d d b D F h GOYETTE'S PACKAGE STORE QUALITY LIQUORS - WINES - ALES - BEERS CHAMPAGNES - CORDIALS 1093 Stafford Road GOYETTE'S SOUTH MAIN ST. MKT. 853 SOUTH MAIN STREET B. E. 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LAGASSE HAVE YOUR PLUMBING DONE BY A PLUMBER 119 BARRE STREET TEL. 8-5761 COMPLETE ATHLETE OUTFITTERS for PREVOST HIGH SCHOOL and leading Schools in Brisrol County WALTER C. FRAZE CO. 9 No. MAIN STREET PHONE a.ses6 I me is a frimzd in 1 I MENARD INSURANCE AGENCY AIME GIROUX PAUL A GIRoUx As REAL ESTATE 8, INSURANCE 325 GRANITE BLOCK TEL, 2-0877 and -67 Cpl F THE FLOWER SHOP 1800 South Main Street and HOME OF BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS 346 South Main Street-Tel. 3-0621 Compliments of SQUARE-DINER Where Only The Best is Served from 5:30 A. M. to Z A. M. Daily GEORGE CROWTHER LEO BAZINET , Prop Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '48 from the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Congratulations from the JUNIORS To the Class of '48 ROLAND G. ST, DENIS, Prop. sr. gow DISPLAY-AD Qizyg QQ. FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS 1 I 494 RIDGE STREET TELEPHONE 2-0118 TELL Tfllf TVORLD TVITII DISPLAY ADVERTISING! O Edge-Lit and Den-Lite Signs O Screen Process Printing I Illuminated Displays O Counter Displays O Building Directories O Commercial Decalcomnnias I Illuminated Safety Bulletin Boards O Die-Cut Letters Compliments of WOOD'S DAIRY SWANSEA, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations to the Class of 1948 THE MUNROE PRESS INCORPORATED Printers since 1872 30 THIRD STREET n 1 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBOR0, MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES Representative TOM GALVIN, Attlehoro Office Dr. A. H. Hebert C0mP'i'm'S of DENTIST 7 Monte s - - jeweler Room 327, Granite Black South Main St. Fall River, Mass. 396 Spring Street Tel. 2-3421 Tel. 2-5471 Church Memorials in Marble, Bffmef Wood N. GENDREAU Herbert Eales, Inc' MOVING - TRUCKING - RIGGING MONUMENTS All Goods Insured While in Transit 660 Pleasant Street Folding Chairs for Hiri Fun Rm Mm' 158 17th sneer Tel. 7-9712 Telephone 2-1131 FORMULA for SUCCESS First, Graduate from High School. Next, Take a one-year Secretarial or Accounting Course in a good Business School. Then, Attend College, if you can. A business or secretarial course will always he handy--at college, for taking notes or for earning personal expensesg and, if you should drop out of college for any reason flilce fad-ier's denrhl you will have a prac- tical training to fall back on and to earn a good living. Applrfcrztions for Fall Tvrm Now Bving Acrvptrrl THIBODEAU BUSINESS COLLEGE Hudner Bldg. Opp. Cherry 8 Webb's William J. Cyr - Albert G. Pierce Leo J. F. Donovan Slade Laundry, lnc. Dry Cleaners and Furriers 1068 Slade Street Fall River Tel. 8-5641 Ouellette's Cash Market Choice Meats - Provisions - Grocerxes Notions - Varieties - Vegetables State Road - North Westport We Deliver Tel. 2-8580 The Frank l... Allen Lumber Co. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS 296 Oliver Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 9-6443 Frank X. Perron Dial 5-7062 Hugo D. Pen-on FRANK X. PERRON INSURANCE GRANITE BLOCK FALL RIVER, MASS. GUIMOND FARMS 727 BEDFORD STREET A QUALITY PRODUCT Iluw jlllll Irivd our Ilomogvnizrrl Milk? Dial 2-0482 or Z-6240 J. P. cons MUSIC SCHOOL OF MODERN PIANO PLAYING Special Course on Song Arranging and Keyboard Harmony 103 SOUTH MAIN STREET O. BARNABE - JEWELER EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING - JEWELRY QUALITY GEMS - WATCH REPAIRS Full Line of Wedding Rings Fall Rivm-is Most Uonxplvfe l 1m1c1'aI S'er1f'ic'v A. G. AUCLAIR FUNERAL HOME 1521 So. Main Street - Tel. 3-1762 j. E. THEBERGE FUNERAL HOME INC. 943 County Street - Tel. 3-1912 Where your confidence is held in Sacred Trust Engraving Jewelry Repairing Plating Gold - Platinum - Silver j. RICHARD HAIVIEL SILVERSMITH - WATCHMAKER 77 TRIPP STREET TEL. 2-3844 Fall River, Mass. Compliments de LA LIGUE CIVIQUE FRANCO-AIVIERICAINE DU MASSACHUSETTS CONSEIL DE FALL RIVER Henri TI-xeberge, President Armand Berard, Vice-President Leo Giguere, Tresorier Horace C. Leduc, Secretaire Melchior Duquette, Collecteur Encouragements et Voeux du COLLEGE DE UASSOMPTION WORCESTER, MASS. FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKET STORES INC. Compliments of IVIcI..EI.LAN STORE Sincere Wishes and Best of Luck to the CIass of '48 FRANK SMITH'S LOBSTER POT 991 COUNTY STREET CHABOT BROS. INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS 469 ALDEN STREET DIAL 2 S751 Compliments of McWHIRR,S CITY HALL TAXI CO. 30 - 1947 CARS WVU never slcap DIAL 793 1 Compliments of CHERRY Sz WEBB'S O. DUMONT JEWELER and OPTICIAN 424 PLEASANT STREET TEL 2 236 RAYMOND'S VARIETY STORE ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS GREETING CARDS STATIONERY CANDY PATENT MEDECINE, ETC. Compliments of BARRETTE'S DOUGHN UTS N010-E'ngIn nd 's Fiursl 1912 PLEASANT STREET TEL. 2-1645 jOE'S RED 8z WHITE STORE J. GLOWACIII, Prop. Meats - Groceries - Provisions - Vegetables TEL. 2-7461 144 EAST MAIN STREET WILLIAM PROSSER Sz SON 943 PLEASANT STREET SANFORD HARDWARE HENRY LAVERDURE MGR. DUPONT PAINTS CARPENTER TOOLS 51 PLEASANT STREET TEL. 2-2381 Filicitations des 'Frores de Flnstruction Chrietienne Filicirarions Compliments of de la Clam Adams Bookstore, Inc. FRESHMEN A 165 No. Main sneer Tel. 3-0862 DIAL 240131 The slorc where quality counts PIERRE PICARD MEN'S OUTFITTERS CUSTOM TAILORING 1333-35 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS Compliments of BERUBE 'DAIRY MILK - ICE CREAM - DAIRY PRODUCTS BERUBE AVENUE TEL. 3-2468 South End Film Library DIAL Z-5742 Dealers for Ampro-RCA-Victor-Movie Mite I6 mm. 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Compliments of New Method Laundry 243 Hartwell Street Tel. 2-7812 Compliments of a FRIEND North End Laundry 30 Wellington Street CLEAN SERS LAUNDERERS FURRIERS Compliments of Al's Package Store AUCLAlR'S MKT. 64 Brightman Street Fall River, Mass. Tcl. Z-4951 Mongeau Shoe Store lnc Known for better shoes 235 So. Main Street Dial 6-8161 , PREVOST MARKET Quality Mean - Groceries - Fruits Vegerables - Froued Foods Speedwell Ice Cream 49 Main Road Nord: Tiverton, R. I. Compliments of a Q- FRIEND . Bonneau Printing AND Greeting Carcl Shop wedding Invitations 1 Day Printing Servicc 93 No. Main Street Compliments of a FRIEND PIROG'S' MARKET 808 Dwelly Street COURTEOUS SERVICE PROMPT DELIVER Dial 2-9537 - Compliments of MORRISON'S 1455 Pleasant St. Dial 7-9561 Curtains and Wiiidow Shades Our Specialty Avec les Felicitations de la classe de FRESHMEN B Felicitations 5 notre fils PI-IILIPPE de lVl. et Madame Tlieopliane I..avoie Congratulations from the JUNIORS to the class of 1948 Telephone 6-8701 Flint Self-Service Laundry 1052 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. O,Neil's Fisk Tire Service The Bos: Place in Town to Buy Tires Corner of Central and Durfoe Sta. Compliments of lndian Springs Beverage Company 432 Ridge Street Fall River, Mass. Raymoncfs Market VIUTOR lf,-lY1l0NIJ, Prop. Phone 3-1962 862 Middle Street Fall River, Mass. Petrosso,s Barber Shop 272 Central Street Prop. AHJIANIJ I'E7'li'0NSO Compliments of LATIN QUARTERS IIENIIY G11UDlfEAl', .llulmgvr F. H. KINGSLEY Building Supplies -- Paints 687 Davol Street Dial 9-6461 BELL HOSIERY SHOPS The shop Thar Brings sth Avenue to Town 227 South Main Street Tel. 8-5181 Comliimems Compliments of a FRIEND f E, F, S, Dr. E. 1. DIONNE EUGENE j. COTE 109 Rockland Street Keitlfs lce Cream The Ul'!'fllll of Two ffifivxu Grand Army Highway-between Fall River and New Bedford Prescription Specialists REXALL DRUGS Ocean Grove Pharmacy III. J. AIITHIER, Ilvg, I'lmr. Ocean Grove, Mass. Good Luck, to our Son Raymond Mr. Sz Mrs. joseph Bernier Braley's Creamery lnc. BETTER DAIRY PRODUCTS Ucean Grove Pastries Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Lady Assistant ' Reg. Embalmer j. O. Corriveau 8: Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS 690 County St. Fall River, Mass. Notary Public Tel. 6-89-il jOSEPH R. SOREL, lnc. 111 Borden Street Wholesale Fruit and Produce Compliments of POMFRET'S CAKES American Baking Company 1140 Pleasant Street Tel. 3-1341 Compliments of Mr. 8z Mrs. G. 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Main St. Tel. 7-9261 Miss Rogatienne Bel:-Inger Mr. Alphonse Banville Miss Claire Clxarron Come in and see them at Kaplalfs Furniture 139 Pleasant St. Tel. 6-8571 Compliments of H. P. HOOD 8z SONS Compliments of the MONSOUR BROS. VARIETY STORE 1304-1308 Pleasant Street Tel. 3-5021 Merit Motor Mart 837-849 So. Main Street Full River, Mass. Your DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH Dealers Expert Service On All Makes of Cars Compliments of lVlassey's Coach Service Fall River, Mass. Dial Z-0072 X Compliments of a FRIEND American Wall Paper Co. Distributors of MODERN PAINTS All Latest Wall Papers Cor. Pleasant and Third Sm. Tel, 2-3751 LUSSIER BROS. 1395 Pleasant Street Compliments of M. H. Sullivan and Wife 314 june Su-eet Leopold et Alban Tlieberge MAGASIN DE LIQUEURS Qualite et Service Rue Pleasant Tel. 2-7651 Service de Livmison Phone 2-2437 Phone 8-5921 l..avoie and Lapre GENERAL MERCHANDISE Religious Arti:les, Gifxs, Artificial Flowers Our Specialty Especially Greeting Cards 1707-1711 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Adrien D. Picard and Margaret M. Sullivan Liberty Loan and Realty Co., lnc. Complete Loan Service Lic. 12 L. g1Ll+'IfIfD HENAIID, Mgr. 204 Thomas Street Tel. 2-6851 FORAND'S MARKET 876 County Street Mears and Groceries Tel. 2-9575 Free Deliveries Compliments of Nashua St. Laundry Gaudreauas Bicycles SOLD -- RENTED - REPAIRED 1792 Pleasant Street Dial 6-8802 Fall River Wheel Aligning Service Cor. Bedford and Tobin Sts. BEVILACQUA BROS. Berulme Bros. Contractors SAND and GRAVEL BUILDING and MOVING SHOVEL and BULLDOZER WORK 1656 Rodman St. Tel. 2-6370 Fall River, Mass. To Maurice Hamel, n deserving young gentleman, Congratulations and Success Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Brennan Springfield, Mass. FEEL WEAK Try SIMARD'S RED PILLS FOR IRON DEFICIENCY On sale at all drug stores Orders taken for Mink Scarfs Breeders For Sale Ensterns, Yukons, Silver. Blues, Whites and Breath of Spring JOSEPH FORTIN 2084 Pleasant Street Tel. 2-2975 Real Flavor and Supreme Taste in CHAREST DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS A, U. IIIIIIIIKVIIIII, Stony Lupicrrc owners 529 Birch Street Tel. 9-6212 Compliments of BEAUDOIN BROS. FIRESTONE STORES 748 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. RUTH'S DINING ROOM AT THE NARROWS Route 6 No. Westport Omer Brisson's Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Overhauling our Specialty Dial 9-6938 Brayton Avenue Cor. jefferson St. Fall River, Mass. GEORGIAN CAFE IN I'Ienry,s Latin Quarters Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Y Sz L Cash Market 1616 Pleasant Street Tel. 3-1751 Matrix Shoes for Men and Women Johnis Shoe Store 95 Pleasant Street Fnll River, Mass. Tel. 8-5811 East Main Cash Market 62 East Main Street FREE DELIVERY Aguiar oz Nloniz Service Station Gas - Oil - Lubrication Cor. So. Main and Benjamin SIS. Fall mm, Mass. LA TROUPE 50 DES BOY SCOUTS Paroisse Ste-Anne Congratulations to my Nephew Rev. Maurice Lamontagne LARRY'S DINER Hump of Friondsll'ip MEN! of Foods Globe Corners , Tel. Z-9517 Best of Luck to Our Son Raymond from Mother, Dad ancl Ronald A. H. HOOD Sz CO. INSURANCE F. R. Co-operative Bank Building 26 Bedford Street Fnll River, Mass. Compliments of a FRIEND LINCOLN PARK Open Year Round SKATING - BOXVLING - DANCING MIDXVAY RIDES - AMUSEMENTS Hold School Picnic nt thc Park Bibeau's Red 81 White Market North Westport, Mass. Telephone z-6278 Lincoln Home Equipment Company Household Appliances and Furnishings Frigidaires - Radios Authorized Frigidcirc Saivs Q Service 89 Pleasant St. Fall River, Mass ATLANTIC DAIRY 1058 Slade Street Tel. 2-2I6I Prop. W. J. TIIIVIIJIHIE Compliments of lVlarcoux Pharmacy 1664 So. Main Street Fall River, Mass. TRI - LOR'S New Enyluml's Oulxlumliug Hobbyislu State and Reed Roads, No. Dartmouth, Massachusetts Lionel and American Flyer Authorized Sales Sz Repair Scrvise Your Hobby Supply Store Tel. N. B. 3-4125 Compliments of the Doucet lnsurance Agency 58 Fourth Street Tel. 5-7131 Pleasant News 1951 Pleasant Street JAJIES' ALMOND. Jr. Prop. MERCIER MKT. MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY 160 East Main Street Dial 2-9563 Tony's Variety Store r1m'u1,v1f arrzernvzn, mp. 980 County Street Candy, Cigarettes, Soda, Groceries, etc. Complimenrs of Mike Olivierls Barber Shop 288 Bedford Street MODERN SHOE 178 So. Main Street Opp. McWhirr's Over 40 Years the Family Shoe Store of Fall River, Mass. R. Levesque 81 Son HOME CIRCLE STORE Meats, Groceries, Provisions 907 County Street Tel. 2-7251 Lebeau Gift Shoppe CALART FLOWERS GIFTS and -IEWELRIES 916 County Street Fall River and New Bedford REGAL Bottling Works lnc. REEBZTEXE swim of CARPETS DEER HEAD BEVERAGES 152 No' Main Street is Flavors Tcl- 9-6401 Taclme Barber Shop 916 South Main Street Near Corner of Osborn Street Compliments of E. E. Boyer Paper Co. 183-199 Harrison Street Home of Good Haircut: Tel' 3-0011 Meilleurs souhaits grndues de Prevosr, avec les Cumplimenzs de J E NADEAU L. O. Paradis and Sons MORTICIANS 1365 Pleasant Street Tel. Z-7491 Dial 2-0291 Get the Best Liquors MARK YOU H, ,he American and Chinese Restaurant Conga Package Store AIR CONDITIONED Dial 2-9535 Delicious Cantonese Styli: Food We Deliver 123SaIFEf:i::1:a?xeet Sanford Road N. Westport Joseph F. Gagnon 31 Son Meats and Groceries 1939 Pleasant Street Ell Mar lVlen's Shop The Best in Clothing 154 South Main Street Tel. 9-6931 The ELBE LINE Elbe File 81 Binder Co. lnc. 649 Alden Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Alice and Blanche Dress Shop 22 North Main Street Coats - Suits '- Dresses Jlrs. ALICE LIZOTTE und Miss BLANUHE JOLIVET, Prop. Compliments of j. j. NEWBERRY Fall River 81 New Bedford Express Company Boston - Providence Motor Express Feitelberg Agency, lnc. 29 North Main Street CHARLES D. Ponznsa propri efor of WALSH PHARMACY Your remix store 1224 Pleasant Street Tel. 6,8939 Compliments of IR. A. WILCOX CO. 120 Bedford Street Tel. 5-7838 VET'S SAFE-T-CAB ASSOCIATION DIAL 3-5844 For Dependable Z4 Hour Service IOOW VET. OXVNED Cascade Drug C0. Inc 411 South Main Street The Drug Store Your Doctor Recommends Compliments of Margieis Bake Shoppe BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES 1761 So. Main Street Fall River, Mass. Baril's Flower Shop LOUISE PARENT 955 South Main Street 24 Hour Service Tel. 2-5632 Shorroclc lVlimeo Service Mimeographing 81 Typing Room 323, Academy Building Phone 2-2064 Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. OF FALL RIVER Compliments of SPEEDWELL FARMS ICE CREAM LEO H. BERUBE THE ORIGINAL KERSHAW'S TEAS COFFEES 'fllreifvv' with every sip Phone 6-8112 116 Irving JULES RAICHE Contractor and Builder 71 Lafayette Street Phone 9-6955 GIRARD'S SHOE REBUILDING 1228 Pleasant Street GLOBE LAUNDRY WET WASH P- ALL IRONED ECONOMY SERVICE Srrl'ivr is our Molto 1449 Plymouth Avenue Phone 2-4401 Sr. Compliments of Marcy Fabrics Co. lnc. 99 Irving Street Fall River, Massachusetts Compliments of LORENZO E. SAVARD Deputy Sheriff Realtor - Insurance 235 Pocasset Street Compliments of Mathieu Coal Company COAL - COKE RANGE AND FUEL OIL Master Krafr Oil Burner Phone 3-0131 L'Auxiliaire cle L,Alliance Franco-Americaine Fall River, Mass. Tel. 6-B541 -- After 5 P. M. 8-5106 When buying and selling Real Estate see P. L. Ouellette REAL ESTATE Mortgages Arranged Room 223, Granite Block Fall River, Mass. Felicitations du f DR 1. D. MILOT Compliments of Lacliance Brothers Groceries - Meats 343 Fourth Street Tel. 6-8972 J. O. Neill Supply Co. 130 Bedford Street Tel. 6-8237 ALEC'S RADIO R. C. A. Engin cere d Sound Installation Film Sound Projectors Radios, Equipment Service 1122 Pleasant Street Tel. 3-1872 Compliments of COOK BORDEN, Inc. 650 Davol Street Tel. 7-9361 Compliments of LA HAIE MARKET 292 Palmer Street Tel. 2-4331 THE ROYAL STORE OUTFITTE RS For the Entire Family 1430 Pleasant Street Compliments of Emest G. Hayes Swansea, Mass. Tel. 8-5694 Congratulations Ffolu jimmy's Hot Dog Shop 1458 Pleasant Street Plourcie's Bakery, lnc. Formerly Bonattls 97 Noith Main Street Opposite Library NU-WAY EXTERMINATING CO. LUUIEN OUELLETTE, Prop. Scrving Fall River and Vicinity Contract rates for Factories, Institutions, Public Buildings Cheerfully Given 380 North Main Street Dial 9-6165 La Tulippe Service Station Gasoline - Lubricating Oils Tires - Automobile Accessories 56 Plymouth Ave. Fall River, Mass. 46 Main Road No. Tiverton, R. I A. j. DESMARAIS TOOLS - HARDWARE - CUTLERY PAINTS - WALLPAPER WINDOW GLASS 1622 Pleasant Street Dial 2-3541 Clothing - Furnishings For Men and Young Men EMPIRE MEN'S SHOP E. III. METHOT, Mgr. PHIL DONDIS, Prop. 168 So. Main Street Dial 3-0322 YOLANDEYS PIANO STUDIO Popular and Classical 400 So. Main Street Room 9 Tel. 2-8003 Dr. ALFRED j. ROY Successor to GEO. A. BREAULT 124 South Main Street Tel. 8-5041 The Provost Boys like our Luncheoneue How about You? Rolling Rock, Del. MICHAEL SIMON 500 County St., cor. Eastern Ave. Dial 2-9423 Skelly Detective Service Fall River, Mass. Coolc's Transportation 84 Fourteenth Street W. S. A. R. 1480 ON YOUR DIAL Compliments of MASON 'S New England! Largest Furniture Showroom 410 Plymouth Ave. Fall River, Mass Tel. 7-9334 PLEASANT MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth ALBERT R. DESCHAMPS Proprietor 2096 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of COYCOYHII CO. 186 Plymouth Avenue Tel. 6-8273 Pacific Oil Company Kwik Lite Oil Burners FUEL OIL RANGE OIL 24 Hour Burner Service Watuppa Gas Sz Fuel DELCO OIL BURNERS, RANGE AND FUEL OIL, MOTOR OIL 'Wa girl' Green Trading Slumps Cor. Eastern Ave. and Pleasant St. Bogie Hill Bakery LEO VANASSE, Prop. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES 1860 Pleasant Street Compliments of H. A. CHARRON TEA and COFFEE u Phenix Modern Cleansers Quality Cleansing at Moderate Prices Plant: 46 Barlow Street Better Cleaning - Tel. 7-9408 Renew the beauty of your garments. Our cleaning methods will do ir. SHIRT LAUNDERERS Fall River, Mast. Wortlmmore Dress Shop Specializing in BRIDAL APPAREL Complete Line of DRESSES - COATS - SUITS Every Dress Worth More 160 Sc. Main Street Tel. 2-9547 l'lall's Music Store REEDS - STRINGS - MUSIC MUSIC and VIOLIN Department in ehnrgc of FELIX PAUL 169 North Main Street STRAND SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1369 Pleasant Street Lots of Luck to my brother Rene Latinville From JEANNETTE Showers Dances Melody Swingsters Telephone 2-3452 Parties Stags Best of Luck to our son Rene Mr. 81 Mrs. Narcisse Latinville Felicirarions du Dr Benoit W. Garneau Compliments of COUNCILLORS john F. Kane 8z William L. O,Brien Compliments of 3 FRIEND Auto and Truck Refinishing Quality Work Only E. COUTURE 8: SON 948-58 County Street Authorized Dupont Dum station Established since 1917 Tel. 2-5851 Krasnow Furniture 1476 Pleasam Street Fall River, Mass. Res. Tel. 7-9214 Res. 73 Norwood Sr. lVl6nard's Curtain Shop CURTAINS - BLANKETS - RUGS LADIES WEAR - DRY GOODS 1460 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of a FRIEND Michaucl 8: Poirier Insurance Plus Service 210 Thomas Street Fall River, Mass. Dial 2-0491 Underwood Corporation Typewriter Sales and Service 41 North Main Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 9-6712 Compliments of the NONPAREIL Telephone 2-561 1 MARIEFS FUR SHOP -STORAGE- REPAIRING - CLEANING GLAZING - REMODELING '86 Grant Street Fall River, Mass GREAT SCOTT SUPER QUALITY MEATS Granite Block Joseph M. McManus REALTOR 321 Academy Bldg. Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Mildredls Bakery Owned and vpvrairil by If. Ul'I.ll0NlI A. DORAIS 212 Rock Street Tel. 2-1721 For shoes of Quality and Distinction Visit Harvey Paraclis 81 Son 1784 sonar Main sum Fall mm, Mass. The New Narragansett Room 18 Third Street fOpposire Pos: Offical FINE FOODS-EXCELLENT LIQUORS For Bnnquers, Xvcddings, Showers Telephone 2-9314 or 3-2740 Raycliii Motors lnc Where all used cars are guaranteed for thirry days Lot and Service Station 450 Davol Street Dial 3-4031 Compliments of Dr. Albert E. Roy Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MR. DOWN'S GREASING - CARS WASHED REPAIRS - MOTORS WASHED lVlassey's Service Center Richfield Gas and Oil IOOW Service Tire - Battery Service 90 Main Road No. Tiverton, R. I. Marcel A. St. Denis DEPUTY SHERIFF REALTOR GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 71 East Main Street Dial 3-2101 Smith Office Equipment Company TYPEWRITERS RENTED PORTABLE STANDARD 46 North Main Street Tel. 7-9393 R. 2 I-I. Mooney H. St. Pierre Tel. 9-6683 Bristol County Cesspool Pumping - Septic Tanks Cleaned and Instnlled - Drain Laying - Cesspools Built Acid Treatment if wanted Atlantic Blvd. Fall River, Mass. Piano Tuning and Repairing ROGER DUFOUR AND HIS ORCHESTRA Piano Teaching at your home - Specialist in Song arranging OFFICE 103 So. Main Street Dial 4-4881 LEO SHOOB'S Conservatory of Music 154 North Main Street Dial 7-9171 Compliments of TONl'S DRESSES ANTOINETTE A. NADEAU PETER M. FURGIUELE Room 203, Academy Bldg. Tel. 3-2157 Armand St. Pierre Plumbing :md Heating 586 Mt. Hope Avenue Tel. 2-0170 Compliments cies Enfants de Marie PAROISSE NOTRE DAME Compliments of Henry Brodeur A IV1EATiilT6cl?E53:EfgSIONS 149 Horton Street Tel. 2-4251 FRANK MORRIS AIVIOCO GAS Dial 2-9345 Globe Corners ALCIDE BREAULT GENERAL INSURANCE 332 Academy Bldg. Office 2-0391 Res. 2-8003 Arthur A. Plante 81 Son DIAMOND SETTERS XVATCH REPAI RING Tel. 3-0561 Academy Building Suite 221 Lucas Brothers General Auto Repairing Gagnonis Barber Shop' 1354 Pleasant Street Three Barbers - No Waiting Compliments of STAR LUNCH Pleasant Street Dial 2-4381 Paul A. Courchaine, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Fall River, Mass. Tel. 2-7215 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mailloux Ocean Grove, Mass. Compliments of a FRIEND The Center Store Wm. IIUNSEY, Prop. Fall River, Mass. Tel. 2-9247 Res. I-1645 North Tiverton Pharmacy LEO ST. I4AUlr'ENT. iffy. PII. Main Road No. Tiverton, R. I Compliments of Eagle Restaurant Compliments of VICTORY MARKET Full Line of Mears, Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries 308 Tuttle Street Dial 2-8054 Compliments of Boissonneau,s Dairy Compliments of Popis Sugar Bowl Cor. Dwelly and So. Main Sts. Compliments of Ray's Radiator Works WIERS Spa and Variety Store 1327 Pleasant St. Tel. 3-6121 South Pond lce Sl Fuel Co. 1327 Plymouth Avenue Tel. 2-9269 Compliments of Popis Gas Station Cor. Slade and Plymouth Ava. Compliments of Capitol Wall Paper Co. Tel. 8-5051 22 Pleasant St. Palmeris 5c and Sl Store Ocean Grove Avenue Opp. St. Michael's Church Compliments of The Auction Store 1468-1470 Pleasant Street Tel. 7-9943 Compliments of STYLE SHOPPE 1409 Pleasant Street If ir's new we have it Compliments of Chase Electric Shop HANDY VARIETY Good S'1'l't'ir'1' lx Our .lloifo 227 Peckham Street Bogie Hill Hardware PAINTS - VARNISHES 1905 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 3-9662 Compliments of Bogle Hill lce Co. 154 Irving Street SAMUEL MACRI WATCHMAKER - JEXVELER Diamonds - Watclics - Clocks 453 South Main Stre't Compliments of Gray Goose Market 770 King Philip Street Tcl. 2-4431 Compliments of Bay State Textile Co. BENEFACTOR Congratulations Romeo and Raymond l.ucienne and Antoinette Compliments of Al's Barber Shop 444 Montaup Street Best of Luck our Son JERRY lVlr. and Mrs. Gerarcl Lamontagne Pietraszelfs - Package Store Beers - Ales - Wines of all kinds Imported Wines and Chnmpngnes 209 Palmer Street Tel. 3-5808 A l,'0mIn'z- dex f75lI1'vs . ou l,'Epop1i1' du Lilian- at :Ir la S111'ir ' Le Pere joseph Eid,' o.o., Pho Fall River, Mass. Compliments of 4m I Cape Cod Shirt Co. 696 Alden Street I Tel. 2-0791 Compliments of Standard Co. lnc. Compliments of Club Wagon Wheel Central Street Compliments of Latulippe's Variety Store 4 Main Road No. Tiverton, Compliments of Lefldy's Bakery 1484 So. Main Street HARVEY'S OIT HARVEY llf. NULET, Prop. 3 Trucks at your service at any time KEROSENE - OIL 200 W. Hilton St Tel. 9-6073 l... A. Courtemanche 240 McGowan Street EXPERT SAW FILING l..efty'sCAlmite Lubrication Service LEONARD J. VIOLETTE Formerly with Walsh Chevrolet 309 Oliver Street Dial 2-5682 Cor. So. Main St. Compliments of l..eo's Barber Shop 823 South Main Street Patenaucle Co. Jewelers Since 1890 Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Cash - Credit 1473 So. Main St. Fall River, Mass. M s .F flflli Rf W Alfred T. Bouchard gl Son mr' 0 . .3 've' . BREAD and PASTRY Barcley D6SlgIlll'lg Servxce r ' a V .ble i Sens . . F wsddizi nn?eg2NhZlnynCnkL,Son 27 So. Mam Street Dual 2-3462 67 Califomia Street Tel. 2-5640 Dorinc Roux Granite Block 324 Fdlfi'a'i?nSF' Fall River Floor Surfacing notre petit-flls Romeo Guimond Company . Ulglrolsteryh and lg-uigs zC!g:9rQecl PC Il T C . ' M- ef Mme P- Bolssofmeau G. 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