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

 - Class of 1950

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' 41.1 1., 1 .JS . gif.. wr - ' X 1-.M , I . v L D w 1 Y' 11 1 . THE PREVOST1 us N wif mxazmukhnni Ir. F L- ' ?f1 bm 'fh- ,M NNUAL OF I950 oil Editor-in-Chief : Edward Thomas Kelly Co-Editor: : Robert Levesque Robert Landry Bminefs Managen: Maurice Petit Donald Dupuis Advertifing Mamzgen: Robert Cabral Raymond Bouchard FOREWQRD With the publication of the 1950 Prevost , our school days as under- graduates at Msgr. Prevost High School are brought to a close. May the pages of this annual tend to strengthen the bond of loyalty that grapples our hearts to our Alma Mater and to one another. May it serve as a repository of pleasant memories, of youthful friendships, and in the future may it offer inspiration, encouragement and hours of retrospective joy to us as loyal alumni. In this yearbook, we have attempted to present a permanent pictorial record of the happiest days of our life - our schooldays. If we have succeeded in this purpose, our efforts shall not have been in vain. Edward Thomas Kelly Editor-in-chief CONTENTS Grammar School 'W HONOR ROLL Senior High School Grammar School 4' ACTIVITIES Spiritual Intellectual Physical 'W SCHOOL CALENDAR 'F PATRONS 'I ADVERTISEMENTS 5 'lk FOREWORD I CONTENTS BIOGRAPHY OF ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 'I' DEDICATION 'lf THEME 'l' ADMINISTRATION ET CORPS PROFESSORAI. lg SENIORS 'W UNDERCLASSMEN juniors Sophomores Freshmen Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page SAINT THOMAS D'AQUIN Thomas d'Aquin naquit pres de Naples, Italie, en 1225. Encore enfant, il donne des signes etonnants d'une intelligence fort precoce. Alors qu'on l'amene a l'ecole chez les Peres Bene- dictins, il adresse au bon moine qui l'accueille cette simple ques- tion: Qu'est-ce que Dieu? Et, remarquez-le bien, il n'a que cinq ans. Pour trouver une reponse a cette question. Thomas vivra tous les jours de sa vie. Il commence par lutter victorieusement contre sa famille qui veut l'empecher d'entrer chez les dominicains. Une fois revetu de l'habit noir et blanc de Saint Dominique, il ne pense plus qu'a son ame, a l'ame de ses freres, a l'Eglise et a Dieu. Et il travaille. Il travaille nuit et jour jusqu'a en mourir a l'age de quarante-neuf ans. Ce n'est pas pour rien que le Pape Leon XIII 1'a choisi comme le patron de toutes les ecoles catholiques. Car, de nos jours, il semble bien que trop d'etudiants oublient que, meme en dehors des periodes cl'examens, leur vie d'etudiant doit etre une vie d'etude. Demandons donc a saint Thomas d'Aquin, a qui nous oifrons notre annuaire en hommage, de nous donner le gout du travail et 1'amour de l'etude. Demain, dans la vie, nour serons de vrais Americains et de vrais catholiques si nous mettons au service de nos freres et notre tete et notre coeur. Apres tout, notre pays et l'Eglise ne nous demandent qu'une chose: etre des hommes. 6 7 1 Q DEDICATIO We dedicate our Yearbook to the families in which we have grown from our tenderest years to this day. We feel acutely the weight of the enormous debt we owe to our beloved parents, and our hearts swell up with heartfelt gratitude as we recall the countless benefits they have lavished on us: the soothing cares of infancy, the count- less worries over our childhood days, and the careful guidance of our adolescent years. May the Lord Almighty shower His choicest blessings on all the members of our families, keep them closely knit in fondest love and make them all sincerely desirous of changing the world into a better place to live in, by spreading around the contagion of saintly living and the charm of sympathetic understanding. .-nur-H.: ,z:' :Y-,ev-.- UEDUCATION FCNTAINE DE JOIE lllim . All lx Url i liiil' il ll iq Nl N 1. li l ' l W I lwlxl . ll li il :I lh Ili ml, if is liillll HI , 'xl ltliilllli 5 i mu-nulllmnuu-, ,-'j',J?: 1 L. K :2.:'-', Vg. Y U1 ,!.,gA4'5A .'.1cf-r,- :' I,- , ' '. 1-.-tr-12'-, ..- ,V , A !...,v.,., .... -.,-..g- , ilk 1: ' 'L V 1 fi Q? ffl f 1, Le corps beneficie en une large part Semblable aux filers d'eau jaillis d'une fontaine Qui giclent en fusee et pleuvent en chantant, Dans la vasque ou reluit un soleil eclatant, L'education orne une existence humaine. Elle est source de joie et inoncle le coeur D'un bonheur indicible emane de Dieu meme. De l'education le service supreme Est de faire fleurir dans l'ame la ferveur. Grace a elle l'esprit s'entr'ouvre a la science. Ses nobles facultes en savourent le fruit. Et l'etude reserve a celui qui s'instruit Des charmes du savoir la douce jouissance. Des bienfaits de l'elfort que sans cesse elle impose. Et la societe sur elle se repose: Elle est de ses decrets le fidele rempart. jeune homme, veux-tu faire un succes de ta vie? Sois fidele toujours a ses enseignements, Car l'education te montre, a tous moments, L'idea1, et au vrai bonheur elle convie. ,O Frere Leon-Victor Q of 3UPg X on ff I KA 3' -+ I 00 as neo SULI 5 Q 2 fm I ADMINISTRATIO ET CCDRP PROFESSORAL Semblable aux filet! d'eau jaillix d'une fontaine, Qui giclent en fzuee et plezwent en claantant Dam Za wzxque ou reluit un .foleil eclatant, L'educati0n orne une exixtence laumaine. 5 X if ix WW -imwb ' 1 YLH M M HW Q V IMGG fl' 6 li N W 'W W' ii- ,si lm. nv A nunlga Jun: fin gf QM! 61 6 Q -in Nos chefs nkru 'Mmm Y H W if MOST REVEREND JAMES E. CASSIDY, DD., 'LL.D. Dominus principem fecit eum 2 355551 reign C 3 Rel lgleux . MOST REVEREND JAMES L. CONNOLLY, D.D. Hic est sacerdos, quem coronavit Dominus I3 W' , sq' -gx 9. gi - xi . , . , ., X 55, ln , Bureau diocesain M 4' lvzaf' REV. RAYMOND B. BOURGOIN, S.T.B., M.A. Assistant Superintendent of Diocesan Schools REV. EDWARD J. GORMAN, S.T.B., M.A Superintendent of Diocesan Schools 1 NAA 'X I 'Milt' 5 f N. 1 V4 J 1 X Iwi- . ' Autoriti paroissiale V Directeur de l'6cole supdieure Mgr. Pr6vost REV. S. GOYETTE ler VICAIRE Direcreur de 1'6cole Notre-Dame REV. J. O. LUSSIER, VICAIRE, REV. A. J. BONNEAU CURE Paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes, Fall River, Mass. .lk School Q96 bb '3 2 a 4 'X ,,, . Sv I Q 1 ,Sf s' ! 5 1, 30 mm 1 mum OUR PRINCIPAL Rev. Brother Thomas Stephen o 9 A an 'aw - 'tv 4 ,i A, I .3-.wx . The education of youth if, of all uforkf, the moft excellent, yince it ba! for it! object to form the man and the Cbriftian, that ix, the family and Jociety, for time and eternity. I6 -Venerable de la Mennaif. 4, 'Enf- l mvn I a C u I t Q3'l cH '2'.r f' fx 9 Q-X 5 J .. . 2 'fs' if ss' FRERE EMILIEN BROTHER NOEL A Much that I sought, I could not find, Much that I found, I could not bind, Much that I bound, I could not free, Much that I freed, returned to me Senior Class Moderator English lll, IV, Religion IV Chemistry, Type II, Yearbook and School Paper Adviser. +. Dans le commerce du langage n'emploie que des pieces d'or et d'argent. Kid' deff'-40-af. Rl Commerce. Francais I. Canteen. BROTHER ARMAND While rivers run into the sea, while on the mountains shadows move over the slopes, while heaven feeds the stars, ever shall thy honor, thy name, and thy praises endure. Virgil. Latin III, IV, Algebra II, Special Religion, Type I, Asst. Faculty Manager of Athletics. I7 NGK PM-'b I Q3 1 9' 4 bk. l mm 1 sm' .r, S 2- 5: a A . Sl 3 A A fl , is BROTHER ALBERT FRERE LEON La litterature est au coeur, ce que les mathe- matiques sont 11 l'esprit. BROTH AUGUSTUS Science is organized knowledge. Sophomore B Class Moderator, Religion Il, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Bookkeeping. There is no royal road to geometry. junior Class Moderator, Religion Ill, M K Geometry, Business, ' Faculty Manager of Athletics. A I 1 lf Z 'x fm tx,-I l Sophomore A Class Mod Religion ll Francais II, III, IV. 5- ie BROTHER EDMUND Truth is a thousand times stranger and more fascin- ating than fiction. Latin I, World and Modern History, Librarian. 2 awww, ll Q G -ff fa? at 1 x l S gil I l 50.45-f ,ss X :ms ,---.. .mn , E.. 5' x Algebra I ' English II f Religion I General Science BROTHER ROGER Algebra makes one cognizant of the fundamental processes necessary for success in all higher mathematics. BROTHER GERARD A serious study of Latin . . . disciplines the mind, explores the most obscure recesses of the intellect, and is a most important asset in the logical develop- ment of our intellectual abilities. Freshman B Moderator, Religion I, English I A8cB, Latin II, Special French, Grammar School Basketball Coach. MER Pyl- s9'l' 'off -as 2 5 T. - . gl O . Q 'Q F '41 gi' 4 mum' MR. NICHOLAS OLIVER lim MR. STEPHEN NAWROCKI B.Sc. QP. Cb Durfee High School Teacher, Basketball Coach, MR. ARMAND MASSE Language was given us that we might say pleasant things to one another . 20 English II, Special French, Secretary. Baseball Coach. B.Ph. C Providence Collegej You have to belong to the class of the die-harclsg never give up when the going is arduous. If you can'r play sports be sport . MR. DOMINATEUR PLANTE The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. Graduate from New England Conservatory of Music, Member of the Extension Department of the National Academy of Music. The office of medicine is but A to tune the curious harp of e man's body . ACHILLE BERGER Custodian Engineer GR Pg!-tb l nina' ,vt 9' 'a fd Q-R cf' ' ti i 21 X ' Q5 ii B Ei! - xp rf 41 ' s ' MISS LUCY C. PEACOCK R.N. School Nurse 41 H-af , assi? fa , ,, , SL , -1 A '?'f3J.: 'W ' Z ..., , X me . -lla' Q' my M25 wil Vi .,,. 1 1.. , K L .A 4 -L91-4' M . S wr q k?Q? A .M , . .k,: ,V 3,5 .-ggi? g . 1 Q 'f ,FI-7 P2 IDRS SAX if R Dyno! lv i f A3 2 .2 nEoTsou -1 'YW G is 4? vi- if A Sr 4 ' 5 11 mvznf' v l ,lfvrnu xx UW W AHM N ly u-fx MAURICE PETIT Maurice's name is a byword for unfailing generosity and constant willingness to devote oneself for the school organizations. He has served on the yearbook staE with unflinching devotedness. His pleasant smile has been instrumental in building lasting friendships. His unpre- dictable sallies, ingenuous repartees and what-did-I-say- again? attitudes have radiated warmth and pleasure among his appreciative classmates. Help us to remember, Maurice, that every cloud has its silver lining . Yearbook Staff: 4. BERNARD THEROUX Bernie attache 5 son nom une reputation d'6tudiant modele. Sa frele constitution ne l'empeche pas d'exce1ler dans les dilferentes branches du savoir. Done d'une plume remarquable il compose avec egale aisance en anglais et en francais. Notre journaliste en herbe compte deia plusieurs articles dans 1'Ind6pendant. Le dicton: dans les petits pots se mettent les meilleurs onguentsj' s'applique ici it merveille. Sodality: 1-2-3-4g Clan Oficer: 1-2g Glee Club: 1-25 School Paper Stag: 2-4g Altar Boy: 1-2-3-45 Sodality Ojicerz 1. N R PNUUJK DEOTSGLI zvuv' L at Q9 i Q fb 'Z' S . 'f -su 'V ' W , C1 .sag Q '41 5 ,J - -- . ff-l . 4 ' .:- 'J 11 R V Y' RENE BANVILLE Rene is everybody's friend. His genial sympathy and spontaneous generosity cause him to rank high in the appreciation of his classmates. His remarkable achieve- ments on the basketball court coupled with rare sports- manship have enshrined him in the hearts of big and small alike, and long will Rene's name be remembered as synonymous for Prevost gentlemanlinessf' Basketball: 1-2-5-4g Clam Treasurer: 3-4g Sodality: 1-2-5- 4g Co-Captain Tennis: 4. L ' fa LEON BOUDRIA A gay spirit has this fellow. So gay, indeed, that he seems to think of little else but pleasure. He is good natured and quite humoristic at times. He always comes out with a felicirous crack to ease up a tense situation. May your assets pay you dividends in your chosen field. Glee Club: 4g Sodalitjy: 1-2-3-45 Orcbertfa: 1-25 Band: 5. RONALD DUVAL Ronnie is the athletic type: he likes all sports, especially basketball. He possesses la keen sense of humor and is never without a joke. He is carefree, never lets anything worry him, and so gets along with everyone. May the years bring him happiness and success. Good luck, Ronnie. Sodality: 1-2-3-43 Basketball: 1-2-3. ROGER GUERETTE Roger est le type de l'6leve qu'on ne remarque pas dans une classe au premier abord. Silencieux comme un pape, il ne se preoccupe que d'accomplir ii la perfection son devoir d'6colier. fAvis aquelques copains . . .J Heureu- sement, le succes repond aux efforts de cet etudiant qui brigue les premieres places. Nous nous rappellerons toujours ton bonifiant exemple, ami. Orchestra: 1-25 Bowling: 2-35 Sodality: 1-2-3-43 Band: 5. 95, +1 UEUTSGLI win' kgtn o QV-f OJ' .Sf Z, ri' I 1 5' ls . ' wg. , Q 214, 14. Agri? l xiii! ,'v '- ltgjl If n ,Y ROBERT MORRISSETTE .V -- lf' F'F 1 , 1- .' W V ROBERT LEVESQUE Bob pour les intimesg blond aux yeux bleus, levres decoupees, son charme ingenu lui a ouvert les portes les plus austeres. Caractere enjoue, actif, il ne saurait rester longtemps en repos. Il sait taquiner avec tant d'a propos et si peu de malice qu'on ne pourrait lui en vouloir. Le connaftre, c'est l'aimer. Nous lui souhaitons bonheur et succes dans le chemin de la vie. Glee Club: 1-2-3-4g Sodality: 1-2-3-4g Altar Boy: 1-2-5 -43 Sodality Ojicerz 2g Dramaticr: 1-2-33 Clan Vice- Prerklent: 5g Scbool Paper Staj: 4g Yearbook Stag: 4g Barketball: 1-25 Bowling: 2-53 Tennis Captain: 4. ROBERT CABRAL Nature has endowed this young man with a gay spirit, a ready wit and an engaging smile. His great sociability coupled with bubbling energy and undaunted enthusiasm have endeared him to the hearts of all and earmarked all his undertakings. No matter what career Bob chooses, we are sure he will scale vertiginous heights. Good luck! Sodality: 1-2-5-45 Sodality Ojicerz 2g Yearbook Stag: 4g Debating: 3g A.f:'t. Librarian: 1-3. .,xY' efplr-I X. wx mf + . .f lm :waning - fu Robert is blessed with a rich seam of natural wit. A wide grin and happy-go-lucky stride characterize him, and reserve for him a place in everyone's heart. He is always ready to help someone in his own ingenious way, and we are sure that fully-deserved success awaits him in all his future undertakings. sg' an A , ' 1 j - .eXLxx.?. it 'V r hi xy ij ,rx- F 'X' ff 26 1 l ' 1 R .i i i 3 , l ,aa nf 5li'1rli.1a.t.n 4 :L . l'-49:3-3 rr-ala , ir, 'Lv I' 'M l ' f Q,,,iigh4,5Eg,-,,,,1,,,, - MAURICE CLAIRMONT In popularity Maurice is second to none Carefree and easy going ,he is the playboy of the class. He became known as- The Terror of the Narry League because of his speed, excellent play making and tireless energy. Fred Astaire would be very much astonished to witness Maurice's revolving gyrations on the dance floor. His ambition is to become a real estate agent. A successful future seems assured to him. Glee Club: 1-2-5-43 Orcbertraz 1-2g Band: 5g School Paper Stag: lg Tennir: 4: Sodality: 1-2-3-45 Basketball: 1-2-3-4: Dramatics: l-2-3: Bowling: 1-2. AIME BERGER Aime is an example of the saying that Good things come in small packages. His aifable manners and win- ning smile have conquered all those who have had to deal with him. He is a happy-go-lucky lad as we have discovered, and doubtless, will not let the cares of this world rest too heavily upon his shoulders. His never-say- die spirit will bring him the success which he well deserves. Glee Club: 1-23 Sodality: 1-2-3-4: Basketball: 1-23 Orchestra: 1. ROGER BOISSONNEAULT Roger is a good listener rather than a glib talker. He takes a deep, if apparently passive, interest in school undertakings. He has nevertheless merited his diploma, and looks forward to a successful career in the Air Corps. Our blessings will accompany you all the way. Good luck, Roger. Glee Club: 1-2-5-4. ffk neulsou Rrvw' ' ,Af iz vpn sxhff' 1 X Pm, Q 4 ., , 5 . V1 t. in ' , A gilt if 'fix fu? Mx A' H fd ,Q ., I . Q - ll V ,-I-1'--.-, I ' y l ,qw DONALD DUPUIS Don is a very likable chap who delights in doing things for others. A winning smile and striking personality make him a class favorite. Troubles of the outside world do not seem to dim his optimistic outlook on life. His initiative and resourcefulness make him an important cog in the success of extra-curricular activities. His good humor and ready wit provide him with an answer for all occasions. Good luck to you, Don, in your future conquest, and may success be your wreath of victory. Sodality: 1-2-3-4, Clan Officer: 5g Debating: 3, Year- book Staff: 4, Sodality Omcerz 3: Glee Club: 1-2: Dm- DANIEL LACHANCE Daniel est un petit bout d'homme serieux et respecte de tous. Son ardeur exemplaire et son application constante lui assureront le succes convoite. Sa tenacite au travail est devenue legendaire dans la classe des gradues et longtemps encore son exemple demeurera comme un puissant stimulant pour ceux qui ne sont pas encore inspires du demon de . l'etude. Merci, Daniel, et bonne chance: nous sommes meilleurs pour t'avoir connu. Sodality: 1-2-5-4: Altar Boys: 1-2-3-4. ftX nmlsou yq ik Pg! V q13fl7,' nf, .gs x 1 AJ , 1 Ti . 1 -' 'x W l f fx Q . ' 3 .S 1 -- rv 1 'CIHWW matics: 1-2-5: Barketball: 1g Prevoxt Staff: 4. DONALD PHENIX Ce garcqn nourrit la belle ambition d'al1er au college, ann de se preparer a sa carriere de pharmacien. Ses belles qualites naturelles, son remarquable entregent, sa voix richement timbree, le tout s'ajoutant ix un exterieur agreable le prepare eminemment in sa carriere delicate au service d'un public exigeant. Bonne chance, Donald. Soclality: 1-2-3-4, Glee Club: 1-2-5-4, Altar Boy: 1-2-3- 4, Dramaticr: 1-2-3, Bowling: 2. l wnvwrzwrxfe BERNARD FORCIER Bernard or Babe as he is better known to his friends has been endowed by God with a deep sense of humor and a genial personality. Whenever there is a lull in the conversation he blurts out with a timely joke. His mind is set on a pharmaceutical career, the road is long and arduous but his ability to stick it out will lead him to success. Glee Club: 1-25 Basketball: lg Cheerleader: 3, Sodality: 1-2-3-4. ERNEST BRISSON Ernest, sometimes called Breezy , is very quiet and unobtrusive. Out of school he spends his time hunting. His unpretentious manner has carved him a big place in everybody's heart. He is known by his slow gait, enigmatic smile, and easy going, accommodating tem- perament. Diffrculties will never stymie his progress on the path of success. Good luck to you, Ernest. Sodality: 1-2-3-4g Clarr Ojicer: 2g Paper Staj: 1-2-4. ROBERT GAGNE Bob is a pleasant fellow to talk to. An earnest and sympathetic leader, he is a line example for others' to follow. A friendly fellow, he is always ready to help others in their work even if it means giving till it hurts . We are sure he will graduate with honors and that Fortune will smile on him whatever his life venture may be. Good luck, Bob! Basketball: 1-2-3, School Paper: 2-4: Clan President: 4. 6? neolsou 1 www xj'lf'Q'r,ir ,xg if - T, al., LQ Pl, ,bg 3, -., S xv? - 1' fue , N wwf? GEORGE PLOURDE He wears his heart on his sleeve. Business-like in appear- ance but very generous, George is ever ready with a helping hand. His pleasant smile has been instrumental in making many deep friendships. Nature has endowed him with a happy-go-lucky character and sympathetic understanding. We predict a brilliant future to this gifted young man. Sodaliiy: 1-2-3-43 Glee Club: 1-Z-5-4g Orcbertra: 1-2g A117 Librarian: 1. lg ROGER CHAREST Roger est aussi paisible et aussi laborieux qu'une fourmi. Il plait 51 tous par la distinction de ses manieres et la reserve de sa conduite. Le bruit ne fait pas de bien et le bien ne fait pas de bruit' semble etre sa devise preferee. Puissent ton inalterable courage et ta douce gaiete ne jamais t'abandonner en face des diflicultes 21 venir, Roger. Sodality: 1-2-3-45 Clair Omcerz lg Glee Club: 1. tg R P1304 NEW Q S' 04' es. 24 F5 ' .2 Ya V SI V, . '14 fa JN LOUIS BOULAY Lou ranks amongst the most popular students at Pre- vost. His Winsome smile and friendly disposition have won him a place in the hearts of all. Although not a bookworm, Louis is a good average student and excellent athlete of Prevost High. May God bless you, Louis, and assist you always in your undertakings. Bafeball: 1-2-3-4g Barketballz 1-2-3-4. RENE THIBAULT Rene ne reconnait point encore de quelle utilite peut etre un microphone, vu que sa voix de stentor peut s'en passer facilement: routefois ses voisins souhaiteraient qu'il connut les eifets et le mode d'emp1oi de la sourdine. Soyons serieux: Rene, c'est le type de l'organisateur prevoyant et habile et du gareon qui sait s'oublier pour se devouer corps et imc au succes de la cause qu'il a epousee. Nous lui laissons nos souhaits de bonheur et de succes dans la vie. School Paper Stag: 4: Glee Club: 2-3-45 Yearbook Staj: 4: Sodality: 1-2-3-43 Bareballz 1. LEO MORISSETTE Gifted with an artistic temperament which has been further .enhanced by his reading of good literature and appreciation of the more serious type of music, Leo is a person whose souvenir will haunt the memories of the rising generations of students long after he has graduated from Prevost High. His intellectual endowment and ability to orate have entitled him to have his portrait hung in the Prevost High gallery of achievement. Best of luck, Leo, and may God bless you always. Glee Club: 1-2g Debating: 5: Sodality: 1-2-3-4: Bowl- ing: 1-2-33 Dramaticrz 2-5. -Q ROGER PERRON Meet Roger, the youngest member of the class. How he ever got so far in so short a time is still a mystery to us. His winsome smile and friendly disposition have won him a place in the hearts of all. Cheerfulness is written all over him. His claim to fame lies in his native exub- erance. We predict a brilliant future for this young man in whatever field he may choose. Godspeed, Pro , and happy landings! Barkezball: lg Glee Club: 1-2. R r fl! oeolsou mv R 9 I, 83-fix fr -5' C '41 'f .41 ., , 6, - tw It - l HENRY MERCIER Scarcely noticed but always present, Henry is a fellow who will rapidly achieve success. His efhciency in base- ball makes him a real asset to our team. Possessed of a Hne character and deeply concerned about intellectual achievement, Henry has developed into a model student. May God bless you in your future vocation! Bareball: 1-2-5-4. RAYMOND BOUCHARD Unassuming but exceedingly intelligent Butch ranks among the highest in the class. His unrelenting efforts have assured him a high place among the honor stud- ents. He is the mathematical genius of the class of '50, Nearly all of his talent extends in the direction of num- bers, roots, sines, cosines and formulae. Endowed with great adaptability and habits of orderly work and blos- soming forth in a winsome smile, Raymond possesses all that is needed to reach the highest summits of achievement. Debating: 5g Yearbook Staff: 4. 'lf 5 ix J LEONARD LEVASSEUR Lenny, is known for his winning personality and his ability in making true friends. Though he often acts as though he hated the world and everyone in it, yet the tenderness and kindness in his eyes reveal the innermost feelings of his heart. Len does not like to be driven. He is generous and even at times waxes enthusiastic over his studies-when his scholastic successes enable him to remain on the varsity team lineup-yet he generally prefers to let the water flow leisurely under his bridge. May life spare you, Len! Barketballz 1-2-3-45 Glee Club: 1-2g Sodality: 1-2-3-4. fl .viii il Mn 97 ia, 7 'ipqlzfulltf nh: nntp, W ,T it KK ey-.rffff '1 A wif-fr 4 . 32 y ll i .ll .. .1 1 f 1. rf. ' ll NORMAND BOUTIN ROBERT LANDRY Bob, comme un rayon de soleil fait Heurir la joie des qu'il apparait. Toujours souriant, il apporte in sa tiche uotidienne une indomptable energie. Robert est un des premiers dans la categorie de ceux qui ne calculent pas leur peine lorsqu'il s'agit de rendre service aux camaracles. Que cette recette de ta popularite, cher compagnon, t'attire plus tard les coeurs de ron entourage. Sodality: 1-2-3-45 Baseball: lg Clair Ojicerz 2-33 Scbool Paper Stag: 45 Yearbook Stag: 4g Dmmaticr: 5g Sodality Ojicerz 5. Normand is a hard-working student whose name often figures on the honor roll. His humor and ability to assume an innocent mien after cracking one of his corny gags have endeared him to his fellow classmates. Whatever profession he chooses, we are sure he will be a success by dint of hard work and application to the business at hand. Glee Club: 1-25 Dramaticr: 2. DANIEL SEYMOUR Frenchy vint du Canada il y a environ quatre ans. Il fit son entree in Prevost comme etudiant de premiere annee superieure. Il se signala bient6t a l'attention de ses condisciples par ses progres rapides dans l'6tude de l'ang1ais. Peu avare de son temps et de ses talents il sait se devouer pour son ecole. Son bon esprit et sa gaiete communicative lui gagnent laffection de tous. Bonne chance, Daniel! Cheerleader: 5-4g Ariz Librarian: 4. U' Ir nEoTsou 'Elvin . Q 'R Dp f- 'za 'OX 'Vx sf fl t e 5 . -'j W f Y ir vw 24 is if vb ,P5 5,3 'vi . is x,:l',,, , ,, f 4, ' + 551 RAYMOND GODDU ROLAND CASTONGUAY NORMAN D JOLIVET Normand sait Etre joyeux, espiegle in l'occasion. Il n'est pas precisement un enthousiaste du livre, toutefois il sait se devouer lorsque les circonstances l'exigent. Ama- teur de musique, il mene une vie quelque peu sonore. Bonne chance, Normand, puisse ta vie rester joyeuse comme une Chanson! Sodality: 1-2-3-4, Glee Club: 1-2-3-4, Orcbertra: 1-2, Bowling: 1-2. Roland, though shy and retiring, is a likeable compan- ion. His candid appearance, natural distinction of man- ners and childlike playfulness make him a favorite of the senior class. We hope life will be as easy on him as his school years have proved to be. Face life with a smile, Roland, and it will not frown on you. Raymond can be proposed as a model Prevost gentle man. His keenness for study is attested by his regular appearance on the Principals list. Though usually very serious, yet Raymond can sport a most engaging smile. He never strove for popularity yet won universal admir- ation for his scholastic achievement and excellence of behavior. May Prevost have many more students like you, Raymond! Projection Club: lg Clan Ojfcer: 5: AJJ't Librarian: 3. l 1 uf' ,NR P115 995 '0.r, 93 1 .Z . ' ,?'9. 'J' , 1 I 4 'P If PM l n 1 JEAN AUBIN Taille moyenne, chevelure blonde et ondulee, figure epanouie front intelligent, regard limpide, tel est jun- ior . Ses qualites morales repondent 5 ses attraits physiques. jean fut le Francois de Sales de notre classe. Sur le point de te quitter, Jean, nous sentons se resserrer plus fortement les liens de 1'a.miti6 qu'avait formes ton attachante personnalite. Bienheureux les doux car ils possederont la terre. Sodality Ojicerz 1-2-3: Altar Boys: 1-2-5-4g Clan Ojicer: 1-2-5-4: Baseball: 2-3-4: Basketball: 1-2. EDWARD KELLY Edward is of the highly intellectual type: he delights in literature, music and religion. Exceptional distinction of manners, nobleness of aspirations and winning ways constitute the perfect blend of his pleasing personality. His only concern seems to be: to please othersg his greatest worry: to hurt other's feelings. A real gentle- man: God bless him! Oratofy: 13 Clan Ojicerz 2: Debating: 3: Yearbook Stag: 4. NORMAN D VALIQUETTE Qui ne connait notre diminutif Zeke ? Vif comme une anguille au jeu de ballon-au-panier, athlete comme un professionel au baseball, applique comme un moine it ses etudes, il sut gagner la sympathie de tous: maitres et eleves. Remarquable par sa petite taille, Normand l'est plus encore par son grand coeur. A ses prieres, a ses etudes, au jeu, il s'adonne 1003. Continue, Nor- mand, l'elfort fait les forts. La valeur n'attend pas le nombre des coud6es . Baseball: 1-2-3-4: Clan Officer: 1-25 Basketball: 1-2-3-4: Altar Boys: 1-2-5-45 Sodality Ojicerz 2-3. ff DEDTSKN ..Jf1 yi -29145, Sf' R 2 'Z Rf f 1 , ,.',f:' 1 gf, VA-If - Hfviiu . as l i X Dl oTsou z, ,. . ' ' 1- ., .. .J f 4, 'I fgm V RAYMOND DURETTE Raymond is the mystery man of our class. He is very seldom noticed, but is always present with ears wide open. He is known as a sociable and frolicsome boy. His sociability and good fellowship will earn him a large share of life's great joys: May God always preside over your undertakings, Ray! Glee Club: 2-3g Sodality: 1-2-3-4g Orchestra: 1-2-5. v A .. '- . ,, 1 ..- , if ROBERT CYR Robert, svelte gat-con au temperament timide, nous vient de la paroisse St' Jean Baptiste. Toujours quiet il a passe pai-mi nous presqdinapercu. En paix avec tout le monde il ne s'est jamais d6parti'de son calme dans les dilncultes inherentes a la carriere eiudiante. Semblable au placide general il saura, nous l'esperons, gagner la victoire dans le grand combat de la vie. Basketball : 2. U REVOIR United we Jtand, divided we fall. Q92 mu vnf,0m,t . 5 .y 1 Q 4 M y . 1 1 As Others See . JEAN AUBIN Nickname: Slugger Pastime: Singing Maggie Pet Phrase: Cut lt Out Weakness: Bing Crosby Ambition: To become a priest RENE BANVILLE Nickname: Joe Pastime: Talking on the Telephone Pet Phrase: l'll give you a shot in the head. Weakness: Nice people Ambition: To become a basketball coach at Prevost High AIME BERGER Nickname: Hammy Pastime: Borrowing Pet Phrase: I'll drop y'a Weakness: Getting up in the morn mg Ambition: To own a chain of drug stores that will put Talbot's to shame ROGER BOISSONNEAULT Nickname: Bo-Bo Pastime: Drawing Pet Phrase: Are you kidding? Weakness: Sleeping Ambition: Aviator RAYMOND BOUCHARD Nickname: Butch Pastime: Social life Pet Phrase: Cut lt Out Weakness: His fathet's jalopy Ambition: Wall Street LEON BOUDRIA Nickname: Leo Pastime: Hunting Pet Phrase: Don't go steady ! Weakness: Dancing Ambition: To become a big time bookie. LOUIS BOULAY Nickname: Satchel Pastime: Touring Somerset Pet Phrase: I can't see it Weakness: Somersetees Ambition: To become a second Satchel Paige NORMAND BOUTIN Nickname: Boots Pastime: Hilarity Pet Phrase: Whats the matter? Weakness: Movies Ambition: To become a business man 5- 1 tgfi 014,- 3+ UEOTSUU I Rivers' , '0 fc 'ff Q i 4 Aa Zi ,Ks , 1 'J ' f - 2 :3 1? ,J F. 5 '1' ' ' V Q. f '1 3 4 ERNEST BRISSON Nickname: Breezy Pastime: Hunting Pet Phrase: Caw! Caw! Weakness: Telephone numbers Ambition: To become a scientist ROBERT CABRAL Nickname: Cowail Pastime: Flirting with customers at Tony's Pet Phrase: Oh! Nuts! Weakness: Hotrods Ambition To own the Fall River Gas Co. ROLAND CASTONGUAY Nickname: Bean Pastime: Watching Television Pet Phrase I-Ii! Kid! Weakness: Baseball Ambition: Television Technician ROGER CHAREST Nickname: Rog Pastime: Learning how to dance Pet Phrase: Prove It Weakness: Mathematics. Ambition: Being business like MAURICE CLAIRMONT Nickname: Moe Pastime: Dancing Pet Phrase: What Happened? Weakness: Basketball Ambition: Real Estate ROBERT CY R Nickname: Slim Pastime: Basketball Pet Phrase: That's Right! Weakness: American History Ambition: Mechanic DONALD DUPUIS Nickname: Don Pastime: Reciting his A. B. C.'s Pet Phrase : Hello Honeybun' Weakness: Physics Ambition: To become a successful lawyer RAYMOND DURETTE Nickname: Ray Pastime: Playing Commandos Pet Phrase: All right, lay off Weakness: Dancing Ambition: Aviator RONALD DUVAL Nickname: Ronnie , Pastime: Doing nothing Pet Phrase: Wait for me Weakness: Being serious Ambition: To take over the manage- ment of Al's tire shop BERNARD FORCIER Nickname: Babe Pastime: Making money Pet Phrase: I'll Hx his wagon, boy Weakness: Pat Ambition: Pharmacist --1-f - Y- -1'- 1---nr ' vw iv,u-wwf 'Y e--- -2-wvge' qv-' '--- - 1-Q--1 --'-rs'Q-e1-':-eq-.,f---iv'-x-gp r ROBERT GAGNE Nickname: Bob Pastime: Dancing Pet Phrase: Gee-Whiz Weakness: Basketball Ambition: Electronics Technician RAYMOND GODDU Nickname: Ray Pastime: Driving his father's '49 Hudson Pet Phrase: No Comment Weakness: Open highways Ambition: Druggist - ROGER GUERETTE w Nickname: Rog Pastime: Bowling Pet Phrase: How can you tell? Weakness: Mathematics Ambition: To become a successful business man NORMAND JOLIVET Nickname.: Jelly Pasrime: Photography Pet Phrase: Eh! Viande! Weakness: School work Ambition: Photographer EDWARD KELLY ' Nickname: Lord s mg Pet Phrase: So help me! Weakness: To live in a dreamy or idealistic world Ambition: To change the world Pastime: Serious and Religious read- DANIEL LACHANCE Nickname: Shorty Pastime: Driving his father's car Pet Phrase: Eh-ti-gas! Weakness: Cars Ambition: Priesthood ROBERT LANDRY Nickname: Bob Pastime: Dancing Pet Phrase:'7kw! Cadenas Weakness: His hair Ambition: To own his own shoe store LEONARD LEVASSEUR Nickname: Lenny Pastime: Complaining Pet Phrase: Don't get wise, I'll drop you - Weakness: Blushing Ambition: To become a great athlete ROBERT LEVESQUE Nickname: Bob Pastime: Sports Pet Phrase: Aw! come on! Weakness: Guess who? Ambition: To become a Naval Oflicer HENRY MERCIER Nickname: Hank Pasrime: Looking for the silver lin- mg Pet Phrase : 1'm financially embar- rassed Weakness: To find out which has the Toni Ambition: To become a Maior League baseball player vc H Us oEoTsou wsu' .I l ' ' . . x l 'fr X9 ,L 5 ' ix 3 ,Q f . K ,YW ,, as 9 ri. dx af' -Y A 'f, 5 4Il'n , 51. UW ro nEoTsoLi 1 mvtw' vp, Q9 ' t -if 13 . 3 , . V' Q 1:51 1- 5 , 'V I 'S' F, -f' f 41 f gi' JOSEPH MORISSET'1'E Nickname: Leo Pastime: Staying at Pat's Pet Phrase: Are you kidding? Weakness: Cadillac convertibles Ambition: Lawyer ROBERT MORRISSETTE Nickname: Moe Pastime: Fishing in his father's boat Pet Phrase: Hey, you guys, wait for me! Weakness: Bones Ambition: To become a Marine ROGER PERRON Nickname: Pro Pastime: Basketball Pet Phrase: Don't Apologize Weakness: Voice Ambition: Truck Driver MAURICE PETIT Nickname: Pits Pastime: Driving around in his Convertible Buick Pet Phrase: For Gosh Sakes! Weakness: Driving Ambition: To become a Certified Public Accountant DONALD PHENIX Nickname: Don Pastime: Dancing Pet Phrase: Is that right? Weakness: Football Ambition: Druggist GEORGE PLOURDE Nickname: Shorty Pastime: Playing Records Per Phrase: Oh. yeah! Weakness: Lapham Street Ambition: To become a Federal Agent DANIEL SEYMOUR Nickname: Frenchy Pastime: Working at F. R. Auto Tops Per Phrase: It's a Shame! Weakness: Cheerleading Ambition: Electrical Engineer BERNARD THEROUX Nickname: Cupcake Pastime: Driving his father's car Pet Phrase: O.K. That's enough Weakness: Ciceto's orations Ambition: To become a teacher RENE THIBAULT Nickname: Pop Pastime: Hanging around Comeau's Variety Pet Phrase: I still say I'm right Weakness: Reading Sport Books Ambition: To become a dentist NORMAND VALIQUETTE Nickname: Zeke Pastime: Sports Pet Phrase: How about that? Weakness: Debating Ambition: To become a priest l i J I V+ 311 wg f be-Lf mm cf Jw - KG ' . . 62224, ,giafxi , bg H 'ezafgi M,m.,4g1,ff.g mi, ,.,- lm , 1 A R 21 fwfnw, fi X , X L, yr V . wifi? , X Y' gfz. g. ',r we xl: Q. ,gwi 2 ' ' ,1g:,:g4gg' .Q Q , 4 : V 1 - ,W ,, E. ' 'jx' 4 ' w.. xf: A :fs T ' ,,'-xl ,Ji x., 'X : 1 4 Y ., X . V h , 1 , 4' Q -ff for--Wgzx Tr , ,m.4 w, v ' A '1 kr , . QQ 1 , Y ,, J, .. CLASS MOTTO: All for one, One for all! CLASS COLOR: Blue PATRON SAINT: Immaculate Conception From left ro right: lst rciw: Rgger Cyr, Arthur Francoeur, Joseph Furtado, Roger Sevigny, Albert Gagnon, Normand enau . 2nd row: Gilbert Rousseau, Donald Souza, Albert Champoux, Charles Peladeau, Oscar Olivier, Raymond Laferriere, Arthur Archambault. 3rd row: Roger Levesque, Lionel Levesque, Dino Bissaro, William Boudreau, Charles Guerette, Pierre Campbell. 4th row: Martin Powers, Alcide Tremblay, Robert Michaud, Eugene Chretien, Henry Olivier, Conrad Clairmont, Raymond Comtois. 5th row: Charles job, Robert Ross, joseph Boulay, Roger Fisette, George Perron, Philip Roderick. 6th row: Richard McManus, Charles Frascatore, Leopold Rousseau, Albert Sorel, Robert Dowling, Raymond Fillion, Louis Gagnon. .M Lf: A ' ' VA .nA r L. x . , 3 .tffiig wa' 11. ,:?.,La 4i lr, In Q' V- ., Eu kigig I 'QV 4' -f l, M M ,g Li fka . I ' -N Ai Q , X 'Il' 'Y Y 'U '::.!'1! 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CLASS COLOR: Blue and White PATRON SAINT: Saint Theresa of the Child jesus lst row: Leo-Paul Lamarre, Robert Charron, Paul Martel, Reginald Bourdon, Donald Gagnon, George Boulay. 2nd row: David Madeiros, Pierre Chabot, Rene Dupont, Raymond Dion, Robert Sinottc, Edouard Lahaye, Albert jeanrichard. 3rd row: Ronald Costa, john Richardson, Roger Chouinard, Robert Vaillancourt, Raymond Picard, Robert Pelletier. 4th rlofvi Michel Sahady, Robert Montout, Albert Saucier, Paul Cantin, Norman Mellen, Ronald a tais. 15 ..! l I fail! R' VICE-PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT: Robert Migneaulr Roger Nudeau leune homme, veux-ru faire un succbs de ru vie? ' B Sois fiddle wujnurs S1 ses enseigncmenrs, Cnr l'6rlucnrion re monrre, h tous moments, lfinleal, et au vrai bonheur elle convic. 45 'F , SECRETARY l.eo Desrochers F ll XXL! 4 lllx , lx l ,A ln v l e e CLASS MOTTO: Duc in altum! CLASS COLOR: Blue and White PATRON SAINT: St. John Bosco From left to right: lst row: Normand Lapre, Robert Robillard, Albert Pineau. 2nd row: Stephen Noble, Robert Lavoie, Dominic Desroyers, Leo Desrochers, Ulric Desrosiers, Edward Dufault. 3rd row: Roger Durette, Agostinho Pacheco, Roger Marier, Richard Violette, Marcel Marchand, David Tavares, Robert Migneault. 4th rlolwgi Roger Laflamme, Gerald Labonte, Norman Audet, Fernand Masse, Rene Giasson, Roger a eau. 5th row: Raymond Bernier, Ronald Messier, Roland Dauphinais, Henry Roy, Louis Desmarais, Normand Bisson, Robert Sorel. 5 ,H 0 X Pl - K .a. ff 3 NS!-5 H ..' 4.4. -v ' 4 ASQ. Y :ff 1' , 5 g 1 ,X 1. ...W - .....-.- Jun - ...qv- assassi- A 4 1 W? f 4 A 5 . Sf W . . ,. .,,.f: Q 5, ' 'Q , +P -, , .. .-,545 X, .. ,.n....,, A. .. 1 me-I r -1 44 5 j P 1 ., A .f 3' JV, K 'W 1 ,V K gf fl' 1 f M ' . 'af fr Q 'V' '45 W 5. 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CLASS COLOR: Gold and Blue PATRON SAINT: St. Christopher m left to right: row: Roland Copeland, Maurice Marchand, Donald Poulin, Francis Mahoney, Gilles Deschenes. row: Edgar Pilotte, Roma Dupuis, Eugene Morrissette, Philippe Garant, Robert Desmarais, George Gosselin, Donald Letalien. row: Ronald Coutu, Rene Bouchard, Rene Canuel, Paul L'Heureux, Raymond Marchand, Robert Roy. row: Francisco Silva, Lawrence Domaracki, Roger Dumais, Lucien Moquin, Wilbrod Rioux, Raymond Potvin, Edward Gendreau. row: Richard Landry, Andre Gagnon, Ernest Lavoie, Alfred Berard, Arthur Champagne, Richard Kaegael. row: Raymond Lacombe, Ronald Cadoret, Raymond Fournier, Normand LeBoeuf, Bernard Dube, Roger Belisle, Lucien Ouellette. -- '1'e'1'm.'wN'rA'!r81 ' lg! .1 'L fa Q ' f- - mv- 3 f li -'-'ff , . x ' ., Qi. 'rg-Hgh.-, 1,-H f 1. Mfr, --A . ,, ' 22:1 , 1 .., ,gf ,Ag , yr V sfagv' f kv 4, f. 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CLASS COLOR: Blue and White PATRON SAINT: St. Francis of Assissi From left to right: lst row: Normand Lapointe, Thomas Lee, Richard Michaud, Thomas Morrissey, Edward Thibault, Roger Dumont, james Murphy. 2nd row: Normand Ouellette, Ronald Thibault, Robert Vandal, Raymond Dumont, George Caisse, Robert Saucier, Leo Lanouette. 3rd row: Robert Goddu, Maurice Cyr, Frederick Forest, Gerald Levasseur, Donald Desilet, Jean Thebetge, Joseph Belanger. 4th row: Emile Beaudry, Normand Chagnon, Robert Desmarais, Pierre Boutlreau, Rudolph Gagnon, Robert Gamache. Fifth row: Charles Menard, Normand Plante, George Moquin, Gilles Marc Desmarais, William Michaud, Normand Jolicoeur, Raymond Pelletier. Senior Honor Roll f 1f'n Edward Kelly Normand Valiquette Normand Bourin 'B Ernest Brisson Raymond Bouchard Bernard Theroux From left to right: 1st row: Bernard Theroux, Roger Guerette, Raymond Bouchard, Daniel Seymour 2nd row: Normand Valiquette, Ernest Brisson. 3rd rowl Edward Kelly, Normand Boutin HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL REQUIREMENTS: High Honors: Certificate grade 1824219 in all subjects and 90? or more in four subjects. Honors: Passing grade C70fZpJ in all subjects and certificate grade in four subjects. lst row: Martin Powers, Raymond Comtois, Henry Olivier, Wilbrod Rioux. 2nd row: Richard Kaegael, joseph Belanger, David Medeiros, Roger Nadeau. 3rd row: Georges Moquin, Raymond Dion, Raymond Picard. last row: Paul L'l-leureux, Gilles Desrnarais. n 5 5 A K m 1 2 i -K um: 1 F5 if 1 3 5 2 X 'ff - Www, .N.,.,.dI9f ' , 4 2, wi iff 1- 'la M P . 4 . Q-ff.. .NJ ' my I , 4 . FW ,N za. H.. M. Grade Eight Section F Left to right: Center: Roger Levesque Ist row: Normrind Leduc, Armand Thiboutot, Robert Richard, Edouard Lacroix, Donald Levesque. 2nd row: Norbert Pinault, Ronald L'ltalien, Adrien Gagne, Roger Desrosiers, Ronald Bernier, Raymond Caron, Normand Desrosiers, Robert Harrison. Std tow: Roger Nolin, Normand Blanchette, Armand Rioux, Andre Bernier, Robert Chabot, Gerard Clement, john Watts. fith row: Raymond Levesque, Alfred Lebel, Adrien Cloutier, Gerard Levesque, Ronald Couture, Willian1 Bixraby. 5th row: Normand Thibault, Richard Boucher, Donald Dupre, Chester Carr, Richard Drapeau, Louis Miehaud, james Ainsworth Grade Seven lst row: Ronald Caron, Georges Antaya, Robert Plante, Edward Cadieux, Robert Boudreau, Ronald Roy, Alban Desrosiers. 2nd row: Robert Bienvenue, Wilfretl Levesque, Robert Roy, Normand Tremblay, Roland Dubois, Alfred Roy, Robert Lanlarre. 3rd row: Albert Trepanier, Norman Baraby, Bertrand Leduc, Charles McCarthy, Ronald Ballard, Arthur Perron, Henri Nadeau. 4th row: Rene Dumont, Robert Martel, Rene Bouchard, Paul Lavoie, Robert Salois, Arthur Levesque. 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Les agences de voyages font diligence afin de beneficier de cette eHervescence dans le monde catholiquc. Rome, le Pape, Lourdes, Fatima, Lisieux: mots magiques qui exercent une emprise irresistible sur le Coeur de tout Catholique sincere. Peut-Etre n'aurons-nous pas la bonne fortune de faire ce pelerinage. Nous pouvons du moins prier pour que Vinlluence de ln Papautd s'aflirme de plus en plus sur la societai moderne et que cet :iccroissement de ferveur dans le monde catholique imprime un nouvel essor A nos oeuvres et accdlbre lc mouvement de retour 54 l'unite qui semble se dessiner in l'horizon. Prions pour que la sante du Souverain Pontife se maintienne malgrd lecrasanre besogne inherente A toute annde sainte. 58 CONGREGATION DE LA SAINTE VIERGE Standing: Normand Valiquette, Secretaire Donald Dupuis, Tresorier Sitting: jean Aubin, President Robert Landry, Vice-President From left to right: Eugene Chretien, Tresorier Conrad Clairmont, Secretaire Raymond Comtois, President Albert Gagnon, Vice-President LA CONGREGATION DE LA SAINTE VIERGE Le magnifique travail de renovation re- ligieuse accompli l'an dernier par les con- gregnnistes se perpetue par la creation des Chevaliers de Laurel, qui sengagent 5 lassistance plus frequente h la messe. Les congreganistes se gardent doublier le role primordial cle la devotion mariale dans leur vie, Ils prient cette bonne mere avec fervcur et portent ses livrdes avec fiertd. Ils font escorrc d'honncur :H leur Roi Ils servent le Seigneur qui r6jouit leur jeuncssc! 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A.. if af i I v-5 my 1 .V W .A VL f,x ,N f y in 5 4 1 iz Q if wg ' A , 'bmw ., iw ' 5. 49 K -1 52 ' .Un ,,. F ,i J' 'NTI f , W '4f.1fw fi Ml My Q , A Q s if Y I f ,'Q! MA QF is I V N lj! .,,,,,W.,,.f 1, Num j x . QE fi If Aw bfb N - - 'LL' ' Q. . 'X ,Q 1 I-Lg, - 1 . 4 29' f as W , W 3? - K' wr' E ' na E5 A ., 1, , b . f,b'f LN ' ' W fggfi,if jg. QS V ,M . ' E Q , 7- . -. '?- ?2,'gf'1 -:,.i - . 'i f H in 'X X w, ' W - . , -3 ', J: : M ' 1. ,Mgt ' my s H-' i I fx, , ' ., -ff ' M + A , Q g vw K ea. 3 f .5 ' M Q 'A l fa ew ,, kwin , K M K - A A 5 . ski, DEBATE oft to right: Robert Gagne Robert Cabral Left to right: Donald Dupuis Raymond Bouchard Left to right: joseph Morissette Edward Kelly It is an excellent rule to be observed in all discussions, that men should give soft words and hard argumentsg that they should not so much strive to silence or vex, as to convince their opponents. From left to right, sitting: Robert Levesque, Edward Kelly, Robert Landry Standing: Bernard Theroux, Maurice Petit, Rene Thibaulr Donald Dupuis, Raymond Bouchard, Robert Cabral A well-deserving crew. They have the winning ways and the glib talk of good salesmen. Left to right: Normand Jolivet, Normand H. Barrette Rene Thibault. A it in P i 3 W fig' .. hm.. vm-MM.-. .-.mash-0-agfnurll 1ii A152955-7 1' .. .- vm Pwr- ...L:.,f, 'Q ,ak , ,fx .N 1- -a ,V A' ini .Q Q , v X Ii ii 4 ,g,,,,,N- QQ ...,,,.......... . - 4-,.... i,.,a.,w ..,,, .....a...- T 'w1.Y4... . , -w......gx.i , .. ...M M i,,..,,,I1V ,.w....f- .. ,X,.'L.+'7 QL R. ..... ' ,.,,5.... ' 0.7.-- . K' ..,,....-.-W . 't ,.......... -..-.-A , ,....W,. - ,.,,.., . nr' Qi, 5 v- ,EF ,, ,v 3 y , vu, , N ,fa In fl ., 4. W... -'ua .ai ' ,A mi I X' A whit? X, K4 4 K , ,N I X xg, 5 gl A g if lu A,-ff , JA 4 lr f W 8 'rd- Mf' ,ww -,-,WL ' ,' M ,N ,, 1 Vmg, Z W . i , T as 'E Y A 3 'Y S s Y PHYSICAL 1,0 corps bbndllcic cn unc large part D05 bicnfuits Llc lcllort que suns ccssf: cllc impose lit ln sucitmd sur cllc sc rcposci lille csr Llc sus Lldcrcrs lc lllli-lc YCINPLIIT. Rene Banville Maurice Clairmont Normand Valiquette VARSITY TEAM Prevost vs. Bristol Aggies BASKETBALL ROUND-UP Prevost High, defending Narragansett Bas- ketball Champions, opened the 1949-1950 sea- son on December third by defeating St. Louis High of Biddeford at the Boys' Club. The Maple Leafs showed the same remarkable teamwork and dazzling speed that enabled them to head the circuit in 1948-49. They then proceeded to down a stubborn Tech. junior Varsity, and rout a less adept opponent from St. Anthony High of New Bedford in two friendly exhibi- tion games. This auspicious start warranted the buoyant confidence with which they tackled a strong Somerset five on January third, thereby initiat- ing Narry league competition. It was a hard- fought contest and the outcome remained doubtful till the final minutes of the game when Frascatore caged two field goals to insure vic- tory. Capitalizing on fast breaks and excellent bucket play, the Nawrockimen, in successive contests, downed Bristol Aggies, whipped Digh- ton, overwhelmed Case and sadly outscored an inexperienced Westport team to run their win- ning streak to five. Throughout these successful encounters Zeke Valiquette and Len Levasseur special- ized in defensive work, while Moe Clairmont set up the plays, thus permitting Prevost aces Chuck Frascatore and Rene Banville to tally high scores, each alternating with the other in garnering top scoring laurels. Stiffer opposition was dueg the fatal day was january 20th. An inspired Diman five gave our boys a gruelling battle. After thirty-two minutes of magnificent play midst the roof- raising din of wildly cheering fans, the Maple Leafs found themselves frustrated by one point. The attempt to establish their supremacy over the O'Keefe-men had failed. Diman won 57-36. Returning to its own gymnasium, the under- dog Prevost team bounced back to humiliate a towering Dartmouth aggregation to the lilting tune of 49-55. Prevost followers savored the joys of triumph and caressed visions of their favorites pitting their savoir-faire against tour,- nament foes in Boston Garden play. Alas! The best laid plans of mice and men! . . january 27th spelled disaster to our hopes: announcement was made that participation in extra-Diocesan tournaments was disapproved. Gloom settled over our camp. That same night, even though the newspaper proclaimed in bold- face type: Prevost favored in Somerset Game, the Maple Leaf rooters beheld a team sapped of its customary zest and vitality. One lone man kept his regular pace posting 21 markers and saving the East-Enders from utter disaster. Prevost vs. Somerset Leonard Levasseur Charles Frascatore Louis Boulay Prevost vs. Bristol Aggies Prevost vs. Dighton Conrad Clairmont Ronald Cadoret Raymond Lacombe 74 Prevost vs. Case The will to win returned however, and Dighton, Case, Westport succumbed one after another before the rampaging Fighting French- men. Unfortunately the spurt was shortlived and on January 14th, at Anawan Hall, Diman again subdued a stubborn Prevost quintet by a heart-breaking two-point margin to clinch the crown. The Slocum-Roaders from Dartmouth, still smarting under the stinging rebuff suffered in the previous encounter, used their height ad- vantage to hand the Nawrockimen their worst thrashing of the season. We lost by seven points: 46-53. Tension subsided and the White and Blue easily disposed of their last league opponent, the half-time score showing a 56-17 lead, our favorites played the last two cantos literally sitting down. Our boys next travelled to Biddeford, Maine, and there, baffled their class A opponents by dazzling speed, ingenious plays and superb marksmanship. The massacre recalled to the history student's mind, Napoleon's Last Charge, since it was deftly administered A la Water- loo style. The seasons final game was played at Ashley Gym, New Bedford. There, the Maple Leafs put to good use all their basketball ability to outwit St. Anthony High completely. Thus ended an interesting season. Four let- downs, and fifteen victories testified to Mr. Nawrocki's masterful coaching. His profound knowledge of the game adroitly and patiently communicated to the boys, produced a marvel- ous combination of basketeers unmatched in the history of Prevost. Congratulations to them all, and though four Starters will graduate in June, we know that next year the new squad of athletes will become the artisans of glorious victories. Congratula- tions are especially due to Maurice Clairmont and Charles Frascatore who earned positions on the All-Narry-League first team. Rene Ban- ville was given second-team rating, and deserves honorable mention for a splendid season of basketball activity. . Prevost vs. Westport Charles Menard Raymond Pelletier Raymond Picard Prevost vs. Diman Prevost vs. Dartmouth Robert Sinotre Martin Powers Ronald Messier Prevost vs. St. Anthony VARSITY NINETEEN GAMES IN THE SEASON 4Exhibitions includedl Personals G. F. 38 Frascarore 132 58 54 Valiquette 51 40 43 Banville 109 25 53 Levasseur 36 7 58 Clairmont, M. 74 26 20 Dupont 16 6 1 Boulay , 6 3 1 Menard 1 0 8 Cadorer 4 4 5 Messier 3 2 8 Clairmont, C. 2 0 3 Job . , . 2 1 3 Powers 0 0 13 Picard .,, ,. 10 1 0 Lacombe 1 0 0Sinotte ,. 0 0 TOTALS 2427153 Season Record Won: 15 Lost: 4 Points scored by opponents: per game. Prevost's offensive average: Foul Shots Pts, Attempted Percentage 302 56 67 'Z 102 81 4993 243 49 51 '75 79 31 22W 274 31 2272 38 10 609: l 5 5 60W Z 4 12 7 57 'W 8 3 66W 4 1 5 2 sow 0 3 21 2 50W 2 0 0 1 1007 309 50W 600 for average of 31 points 55 points per game. JAYVEES SEVENTEEN GAMES lN THE SEASON Rene Dupont Foul Shots G. F. Pts. Attempted Percentage Menard . 66 27 l59 58 46'A Picard . 57 12 86 51 58'4 Cadoret . . , 28 9 64 2 7 5 3 W, Sinotte 7 6 20 9 66W Clairmont , . . 54 35 143 75 47? Lacombe . ,. . 55 14 120 50 46W Lavoie . 2 0 4 1 Pelletier .. ., .. .. 29 9 67 21 42W Leboeuf . l 0 2 6 Landry .. . , 6 1 13 5 35W Messier ..,,, , 53 9 75 28 32W Gagnon .. , .. 6 3 15 5 6o'At Dupont .,.. ,.., 1 1 5 27 12 41W Powers ,.. ... 2 2 6 5 40 W Bisson .,.., 1 0 2 0 Job r,..,. . .... 10 0 20 2 TOTAL .,,... 346 157 829 311 MW Season Record Won: 15 - Lost: 2 Prevost J. V. vs. Dighton V. - ' Rudolph Gagnon Richard Landry jayvees rsity vs, St. 1.o uis Wait till you come to Biddeford. PREVOST AT BIDDEF ORD jayvees vs. St. Louis QUOTED FROM THE NEWSPAPER REPORT OF THE GAME: Unleashing a terrific second half offensive that buried their opponents under an avalanche of baskets, Prevost High hoopmen whipped St. Louis School of Biddeford, Me., for the second time this season, 66-38, Saturday night at Biddeford High School gym. The first game, played in this city, ended, 55-31. The Maine Parochials kept pace with the Fall River visitors for the better part of two periods, and were down only six points, 24-18, at intermission. But they were out- classed completely in the last half by Steve Nawrocki's Maple Leafs. Prevost gave what was perhaps its best shooting display of the season against St. Louis, hitting for 28 fielders, and 10 out of 12 free throws for a show of accuracy Biddeford fans have seldom witnessed. BASKETBALL SEASON RESULTS Prevost Opponent Prevost Opponent 55 31 St. Louis, Biddeford, Me. 36 33 Durfee Tech. J, V. 50 22 St. Anthony 45 18 32 27 Somerset 56 18 48 25 Bristol Aggies 34 Z7 66 37 Dighton 58 35 52 29 Westport 46 20 36 37 Diman 59 23 49 35 Dartmouth 43 40 40 46 Somerset 40 28 66 34 Bristol Aggies 54 36 74 24 Dighton 73 46 71 19 Case 56 22 52 28 Westport 58 26 34 36 Diman 47 46 46 53 Dartmouth 43 44 65 22 Case 61 23 66 38 St. Louis, Biddeford, Me. 35 46 69 23 St. Anthony 54 27 Rousseau and crew made it. Varch that pass! Charles Frascatore Narry League Hugh Scorer All-Star Forward Maurice Clairmont All-Star Guard Ernest Lavoie Rene Thibault 79 Cheerleaders. 1Left ro righrb DANIEL SEYMOUR ROBERT CHARRON REGINALD BOURDON ROMA DUPUIS ROBERT ROBILLARD Rene Banville All-Star second team WWW Donald Souza Student Manager Normand Leboeuf GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBALL lst row: Maurice Levesque, Louis Mi- chaud, Donald Bolduc, fCapt.J, Robert Rog- ers, Richard Drapeau, Ass't. Capt. 2nd row: Robert Plante, Nor- mand Baraby, Ronald Souza, Paul Plante, David Bond, Ronald Lavoie, Paul Theberge, Brother Gerard, Coach. 80 Prevost vs. St. Anne's Prevost vs. St. jean Baptiste Prevost vs. Sr. jean Baptiste Prevost vs. St. Anthony of Padua April April April April May May May May May May May May May June june june 18 21 25 28 2 5 9 12 16 19 23 26 30 2 6 9 B A S E B A L L SCHEDULE , , at Holy Family Holy Family ,. .. at St. Anthony Westport at Dighton .. . ,.l... at Case . r , ...,..... Somerset ... ..... at Dartmouth .. .. ...... at Diman St. Anthony ,. at Westport Dighton Case .. . at Somerset . , . ...,... Dartmouth i.. ...,.,..,, Diman Right to left: lst Row: Roger Laflamme, Raymond Laferriere Rene Dupont, Raymond Picard, Raymond Dion Leo Carrier, joseph Furtado, Normand Vali- quette. 2nd Row: Raymond Comtois, Eugene Chretien Louis Boulay, Henri Mercier, Charles Frascatore jean Aubin, Lionel Levesque. 3rd Row: Nicholas Oliver, coachg Bro. Albert Athletic Director. qu 11 N 4' f Ll ff V11 f x W 4 '50 ' . ia nk, I I F, xi? V, ...' Y 'f Q71 C f- 70 - fy 4 f uf 44.4 5,141,141 i ,fy:?,L44gJ flgpdgdgd X Q Z, V? I if ff , - xxx , ic , N. KN ' L .s 4 . v A sb ,ebb KY' M A A X tt AK K I E X X t ax Ax if f ,, 1 :AJ , ' X xx - 0 W' . , X' ,, X - 4 C W f I g N, -5 ' A E fl SMJZJ ac all 42,6 ,6fQr- af' 49 -5 x. xx, ig! ff . . 1. 'Wm .1 . . : -A -wh fri! ,Q s1 :saWW i 15 , NXQL 0 o ,1'f1,,,.imKN'9' 0'-1 'o lllli2':n1muR5 m W SEPTEMBER Bug UAW Ill 3 A 5' 7-Back to school so soon! Oh! NO! 1 ll - n ' H-Instructor' 'The efficacy of your statement was lost in -the circumlo- tutious, vitupcrant element of your speechf Kelly: Quite so. I4-Kelly brings five dictionaries to school. His mottot Be Prepared. I9-Brother Thomas: Dig, gentlemen, dig. 20-Five members of thc Senior Class ioin W.P.A. 50-Chart-st bruises a forennger in a rugged tiddly-winks game. OCTOBER 4-A cloud of dust, a squeal of tires and the Mad Demon ol the Highways, shoots out into the streets. 7-Gagne elected editor of school paper. ll-Petit finally discovers what the clutch pedal is for, I3-J. V. shoveling squad organized. 14-Kelly trips the light ....., Fantastic! ll I7-Boissonneault complains of malnutrition. He didn't eat during class this morning. 26-City now accommodating Plourde by changing the direction of its one-way streets. NOVEMBER I- Rapid Robert Cyr clocked in at 5.7 m.p.h. 4-DO NOT DISTURB . . . STUDYINGP 8-Thibault must be thinking of his W'ild Irish Rose, for he now wears a green sweater to school. I-3-Guerette earns title of Blushing Bachelor. I8-Levnsseur must be pretty low on funds. It looks as though he tant buy razor blades. Or docs he want to become Ll hermit! 28-Exams-Yikesf I forgot to study. ,Y K. Vx if . O ,X F 'fnxk-xi 6 up - he fi 2' 0 Accipe signum victoriae . . . Where on earth were those trophies? Who got 99W? Was it Gilles Desmarais or David Medeiros? I hope I made it. - Don't worry Zeke, You're on the Principals list. 84 Well done, Henry! ls he really overworked, Doctor? A 75th Anniversary Democratic assertions are not always democratically received. They like the noise they make. The manner of presentation often enhances the value of a gift. SCHCCDL CALENDAR '49-' Winter W Around the glistening wonder bent The blue walls of the firmament, N0 cloucl above, no earth below,- A universe of sky and snow! john Greenleaf Wfliittier 85 17: DECEMBER 1-34569 minutes to go till Christmas. l'.ll 11 Sn 6-Our rings should come in before Christmas, BIC -.'wmImu5xF-91,4 7-Banville wears a bowtie to school. He's the efonomy size Frank Sinatra. 12-g anyone sees a black streak, don't be afraid, it's only Buck Rogers ent. uuunv 1959 ,. .,,,m Wm nu mwusl ml su. 14-Phenix and Jolivet invade school with BVB guns. They must be planning a robbery. yd. 16-12,962 minutes to go till Christmas Vacation. ,UN M Y 19,0 25-MERRY CHRISTMAS. UN wg Wm JANUARY UB fll ur l-Happy New Yeatll H H 5 I 4-New Year Resolution: To study hard. 6 7 2 3 5-Well, resolutions were made to be broken. I2 I 8 9 4 16-Chemistry students experiment with HgS. Lovely scent, lovely! I9 3 I4 I5 53-Bfell, whdat dti, you knowg tl Elolleylmblag court! - iman e ges revost to rst eeat , - . 26 20 21 22 M 77 I8 23-Mid-Year exams starr tomorrow! Our Father who art in heaven . . 27 28 23 24 25 26-Gucrette drops Solid Geometry-Chicken, FEBRUARY 6-Results of Mid-Year Exams. No, Pop, put down that thair. 8-ll2 days to go for the prom. 13-We'll shellac 'em to death , . , V-l-C-T-O-R-Y 14-Prevost practically loses crown to Diman. 5-l-56. I5-Four slightly used Seniors and one junior for sale. Cheap! rug, I ,L 'I' 1 l mean it, it's a thriller, Listen! Thats a real mike and a real transmitting system. This is station WPH5- . f ' I Contented Fans! You havent got the team What, are school hours too short! VCHIIG HCIOFCIUUS- we have. A One 31 3 time please' Go easy, doctor, I'm nervous. Leave me alonef l'm not crazy. I didn't take , . those jewels. -vu-r,, , . K -4. , -uni' ff . ..imi1W 'l 'ill IPIII. IQIC My ma 'Tll'HlUlSIFRl M WN non mg Wm mm 1 2 3 R' SAT 7 U g lo 4 5 6 4: ff M if .2 ff H 28 72 23 24 25 I9 20 79 so 31 26 27 MARCH 7-'l'he'rings come at last. Boy! what a country this is! We now have snail' ex ress. 8-Boulay: wore our a good pair of trunks warming the bench. this year. 17-St. Patrick's Day. No one allowed in school without a touch of green. 28-Ever since Red Goddu got his license, the city's death-rate has increased. APRIL l-- i'IOO:I 'IIHdV 5-We have finally come to a conclusion. Zeke lost his vocal cords in his early childhood,-Remember it's Holy Week. l0--The seniors turned the school paper over to the iuniors. 14-Happy Holidays. And remember, the sleep? you save may be your own. 27-Where there are fewer loafers than anywhere else in school: Solid Geometry. MAY l-Bouchard dreams of being chased by a parrallelepiped. 5-We now devote a minute s silence to those pedestrians who will foolishly cross the street when Bob Landry's approaching in a car. 5-Mercier's goal: to be a .400-hitter. 8-Since the end of the year is so close, the seniors decided to put a tail on Banville: he's our treasurer. I2-Boy, it's so hot today, my perspiration is perspiring. 51-Perron slipped up during English this morning, He said tl-lreef' JUNE 12-Exams, prom girls, a corsage, Pop's car. I can't stand it any longer, lt's driving me crazy. do you hear? l8-Sunday, raduation . . . end of an old life . . . 20-Prom nigiit . . . beginning of a new . . . .6 .5 OH we go to Attleboro! Long live America! Look our, Roger, Pull the right string' Roll on to Victory! The school is snowed in! Hurray! Democracy at work. lf you don't know whatla clambake is, ask Do you mean to give us a free treat, Brother? Thank you, photographer! Roger Sevigny. Mgr. James E. Cassidy, D.D., LL.D. Mgr. james L. Connolly, D.D. Rev. Alfred Bonneau, cure. Tres Reverend Pere Thomas-M. Landry, O.P. Reverend Stanislas Goyette Reverend Omer J. Lussier Reverend Raymond Hamel Msgr. Osias Boucher, P.D. Rev. William E. Collard Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev . Ubald Deneault . Louis E. Prevost Leonidas Lariviere . Roland Masse . Maurice Parent . J. A. Cournoyer . Herve Jalbert Dr. J. A. Fournier Dr. William -I. Boudreau Dr. Thome Coelho Dr. Timothy j. Creany M. and Mme. Armand St. Amand M. and Mme. J. P. Violette Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Hebert M. and Mme. Armand Hetu Mr. and Mrs. A. Saucier M. and Mme. Oscar Gagne Mr. and Mrs. Frank Almeida M. and Mme. Honore Lachance, Sr. M. and Mme. Ernest Thibault Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Guerette Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murphy and Mrs. Elizabeth Morris Mr. and Mrs. Gedeon Desnoyers Mr. and Mrs. G. Sinotte M. and Mme. joseph A. Fortin Mr. and Mrs. Armand L'Italien PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larrivee Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Lamarre M. and Mme. Marcel A. St. Denis Mr. and Mrs. Honore H. Goddu Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laferriere Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mercier Mr. and Mrs. Normand Renaud Mr. and Mrs. Duncan E. Doyle M. and Mme. Ernest Guerette Mr. and Mrs. Peter Levasseur Mr. and Mrs. Roland Castonguay Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Perron Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Archambault Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belanger Mr. and Mrs. George Migneault and Son Mr. and Mrs. John Reis and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. N. Leboeuf Mr. and Mrs. Alban A. Dube Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gagne Mr. and Mrs. Adjutor Lussier Mr. Arthur Coutu Mr. Ernest Gagnon Mr. Paul Tardiff M. Leodore Salois Mr. Wilfrid Duquette M. Georges Simard M. Philip E. Sevigny Mr. Edward A. Corriveau Mr. Henry J. Olivier and Family Mme. Anne-Marie St. Denis Mr. Victor Raymond Mr. Leo Letalien Mr. james E. Morrissey Mr. Frank Morris Mrs. Frank Ellis Mr. Antoine Garand Mr. Albert G. Auclair M. Louis Lachance M. Omer Leduc Mr. Walter Szelag Mr. Emery Proulx Mr. J. E. Mercier Mr. Albert E. Theroux, Jr. Mae Fuller Mr. J. Carter Noble Mr. George Perron Irene Levesque Mrs. Blanche Roy and Family Mr. Joseph J. Boulay Mr. Louis Kerness Mme. Leontine Bouchard and Fils Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Steinhof Mr. Fernand Chandanais Mr. Alcide J. Desmarais Mme. Marie Paquette Mr. James P. Sullivan Mrs. Maria Dowling and Son Mrs. James F. Crosson Mr. Henry J. Feitelberg Mr. Henry Jacobson Mr. Romeo Levesque Julia W. Sullivan Mr. Frederick Forest Mr. W. J. Manning, Jr. Mrs. Pauline Kaegael Mr. Joseph Laquerre Mr. Adrien Boissonneau Mr. E. J. Barnaby Mrs. Clarence Banks Mrs. Rose Caron PATRONS Parker's Candies Wood Automotive Parts Murray Pharmacy Globe Printing and Stationery Co. Raiche's Pharmacy The Gagnon Printing Co. Bogle Hill Bakery Pleasant Diner Inc. Wiers' Variety and Spa Swidey's Variety . Paul's Flower Shop Barnes Bros. Jewelry Co. Woodward Studio, Boudreau Photographer Bowenville Coal Co. Lavoie and Hillman Inc. Fall River Bowling Green Dover Club Inc. Reis, Florist Ross Jewelry Co. Rector's Spa Mr. Omer A. Cormier Miss Patricia Plante Mme. Georgiana Gagnon LeBeau Gift Shoppe Mr. Jean B. Dumont Mrs. Romeo O. deVillers Dr. A. Fournier Michael Sahady Andrew Shoe Store Miss Jeannine Levesque Mr. George A. Gagnon Thiboutot Brothers Boy Scouts of America Troop 50 Mr. Ernest A. Gagnon Dr. Joseph O. St. Denis Jay Dee Thread Works 90 I N N Wt I Jrxwil tx! xl' x - kxNI,t N i Qu 1 M X my I MIWXQW f N 1' h X V iwffmw N x3 X N1 ' WM l NX I I N tl 'N , ' 'N,! 'u w V V'W'hM -RUM! !'l!hlk I w' 1: W ,5e:g::g,r2f29? r! W 'gift-Q'!!!'i!eg-.., t A A , .v..s5-A ?g?zf1:'ge.- - n' --if -7:33312-M -:V - f '1'w:::-- 71- - 12 ,. V 1 , f '-' . L? 'll- L 1-,: , ' fi- 'K J gf, Thanks! extend their heartiest thanks to all th f nt yearbook. T OTQO E E3 SONS INCORPORATED LITHOCRAPHY PRINTING 31 JEFFERSON STREET STAMFORD CQ4-NECTICUT TELEPHONE 4 9226 MASTERS OF THE GRAPHIC A175 ' KJ ' DIRECT NEW YORK WlRE'MELROSE 5-4112 IACADEMIE DE JESUS MARIE a la CLASSE DE 1950 FELICITATIONS DE AVEC MES MEILLEURS VOEUX AUX FINISSANTS DE 50 7 L G BALFOUR COMPANY AITLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known wherever there are Scboolx and College! Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards TOM GALVIN Attleboro Oflice Imumnce zx 11 frzend m need MENARD INSURANCE AGENCY Aime Giroux Paul A Giroux 40 Andre Giroux 47 Agenty COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SERVICE 325 Granite Block Tel 20877 and 2 6781 Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies 95 ANTONIO H. LAGASSE PLUMBING and HEATING HAVE YOUR PLUMBING DONE BY A PLUMBER if 119 Barre Street Tel. 8-5761 La parolsse Saxnte Anne de Fall Rlver est heureuse de saluer le personnel les finlssants 49 50 tous les etudlants de 1Ecole Super1eu re Mgr Prevost Complunents of CHERRY 81 VUEBB S MAIN LOUNGE Complxmenrs Where friend: meet or a Specral Treat 950 South Mam Street Tel 96641 MCWHIRR S Joseph A Bruneau Prop et ' ' ' I 'r Le Pere Thomas-M. Landry, O.P., Cure , . f . ,, , of 97 NORMAND S DONUT SHOP 299 Ashley Boulevard New Bedford Massachusetts Congramlanom to the clan of 50 MR 8: MRS NORMAND H BARRETTE RUDY S VARIETY MEAT a d GROCERIES Wxlbur Avenue Tel ? 8651 AUTHIERS OCEAN GROVE PHARMACY Servmg Swansea Prercnptaon Specialist: Complxrnents THE SPECTATOR STANDARD PHARMACY The P era :pn o Sto e Staley W N ak PhG Reg Ph Prop 246 East Mann Street Fall R1 er Mass Res Tel 26786 PETE S SHOE SERVICE Shoe Repanrmg and Shoe Sh ne Our Work :J Gun anteed Pete 0 Ouellette 151 Bar O BARN ABE JEWELER QUALITY GEMS WATCH REPAIRS FullL fWddgRgJ nes Street Tel 30011 Est 1914 E E BOY R PAPER PAULM BOYER ss 183 199 Harr son Street Fall R e Mass Complrments of GUIMOND BAKERY Owned and Operated by Romeo Gurmond 212 Roch Street Te 21721 Complrments DR ROLAND A CHOUINARD 9 I ' I , . n r r' in r of n . ow , . ., . . ' 'v , . EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING - JEWELRY , . i ll ' r ll ine 0 e in in . . E - i iv r, . 1' ' of 98 MADE-RITE POTATO CHIPS 1853 South Main Street Tel. 2-2470 Fall River, Massachusetts Compliments of TALBOT'S LAFAYETTE PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE 1403 Pleasant Street Corner of Cash Street Felicitations M et Mme Edgar W Bonneau Compliments J J NEWBERRY H4 e You Tried ALBERT S COUGH SYRUP On Sale at Your Nexghborhood DRUG STORE COOK S TRANSPORTATION 84 FOURTEENTH STREET Complxments of R H BERNIER LINOLEUM CARPETING RUBBER ASPHALT PLASTIC TILES 126 Morgan Street Dual 5 7117 Compl ments of SQUARE DEAL TEA CO Roge A Malt QPropJ FALL RIVER MASSACHUSETTS DEMERS BOAT 8: SPORTING GOODS WOLVERINE BOATS De le .f of Me fury Motor: BOISONNEAU S 8: SON SERVICE STATION Cor Peckham and Barrett Streets R er Mass e 38390 Congratulatxons to the CLASS OF 50 Walter J Gosclmlnskx WALTER S SUPER SERVICE JOHN M WELCH INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE REALTOR 7 North Maxn Street Fall R er Mass chusetts Complnments F ELDMAN FURNITURE Pla o Tun ng and Repa rmg R O G E R D U F O U R P ano Teaching at Yo r Home 0 chest fo All Occa: om 154 No th Ma Street Da 4 4881 Compllme ts of NEMROW BROS INC WHOLESALE TOBACCO and CANDY JOHN ABDALLAH 8: SON FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1001 South Mam Street Tel 2 9471 de 0f U . i .- - - r . ais . 4 r r ' 2220 Pleasant sneer Phone 3-8231 Pal' iv - - T 1' ' F iv , a ' n i i ' of i ' u 1 ra 1 i r in il - ' n 99 Compliments of KORMON WATER COMPANY PURIFIED BLEACH SAVOL BLUEING SAVOL AMMONIA PROVIDENCE COLLEGE A COLLEGE EOR MEN Cdr on uc ed by The Dominican Fathers KAPLAN S FURNITURE 139 PLEASANT STREET Tel 6 8571 NORTH END LAUNDRY 30 Welllngton Street CLEANERS LAUNDERERS FURRIERS WATUPPA GAS 8: FUEL CO INC DELCO OIL BURNERS RANGE and FUEL OIL We Gwe Green Tradmg Stamp: Cor Eastern Ave and Pleasant St Complnments of SMITH LUMBER CO 30 PRESIDENT AVENUE Fall Rxver Massachusetts Tel 32440 F H KINGSLEY BUILDING SUPPLIES PAINTS 687 DAVOL STREET Dlal 9 6461 Comphments FRANK M SILVIA propnetor 0 WALSH PHARMACY Your REXALL Store 1224 PLEASANT STREET Tel 6 8939 Comphments MCLELLAN STORE 1 O ., . CHARLES D. POIRIER . . . f I of of . , JR. 101 Best Wrshes NAP S SMOKE SHOP 29 Fourth Street Tel 2 9558 Wholesale and Retail Tobaccomn Complrments A F R I E N D Complrments of Alice 8: Blanches Dress Shop 22 North Mam Street COATS SUITS DRESSES Mrs Altce Lrzotte and Mass Blanche jolxvet Props I O CORRIVEAU 8: SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 690 County Street Fall Rrver Massachusetts Lady Assrstant Reg Embalmer Notary Publnc Tel 6 8941 Complrments D U N A M I Compltments of BERUBE DAIRY Milk lee Cream Darry Products Dairy 110 BERUBE AVENUE Ice Cream Plant 105 MERIBAH STREET Telephone 3 2468 Compltments BENJAMIN BURNSTEIN Fellcltatxons a notre Els ROBERT LANDRY M et Mme Lucien Gosselm Felrcrtatxons a notre flls I et Mme A E Theroux Best of Luck to Our Son B O B 8: Mrs O Levesque Comphments CROWN TUFT CHENILLE CO Comphments A F R I E N D Complrments of R A WILCOX CO Bedford Street Tel 5 7858 Complrmenrs of POP S SERVICE STATION Corner Slade and Plymouth Avenues FCIICIIHIIODS de OLIVIER'S PACKAGE STORE 17 Tecumseh Street Tel 2 4341 Service de Lnvranson LEVESQUE S BURNER SERVICE Eusebe Levesque FUEL PUMPS INSTALLED ot and Wxck Burners Cleaned and Repatred All Work Guaranteed Tel 96186 Bluff Ave Ocean Grove, Mass , of D . of BERNARD gf of 120 . - ! . - P ' ' 102 Compliments of MACKENZIE 8: WINSLOW, INC. Est. 1882 Lumber For Every Need Manufacturers of Money 3 Worth POULTRY DAIRY DOG FEEDS Telephone 6 8563 698 RODMAN STREET GOYETTE S PACKAGE STORE ualzty Lzquorx Wznex file! Beers Cbampagnex Cordzalx 1095 STAFFORD ROAD GOYETTE BROS Rug and Furmture Slmmpoozng and Moth Proo ng 1091 1099 STAFFORD ROAD 574 SO ALMOND STREET B E GOYETTE S MARKET ualxty Meats Grocerxes Fru1ts Vegetables Bnrds Eye Foods 2 4631 1095 STAFFORD ROAD 6 8526 7 Q . . - .I -I - FLOOR SURFACING - FINISHING - WAXING A ' - . ,Q 9 Q . - . F- . - 103 Best of Luck to Our Son R E N E 8: Mrs Alphonse Thlbault VISIT FAYS GRILLE 904 South Mam Street Fall Rxver Mass OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Catermg Our Specxalty J ONEILL SUPPLY CO 130 Bedford Street Tel 6 8237 GRAY TYPEWRITER COMPANY Excluswe Royal Reprexenlalzon ALL MAKES SOLD RENTED REPAIRED 134 Second Street Fall Rlver Mass WILLIAM SCHWARTZ M D Dnseases of THE HEART Second Street Tel 2 5363 Complxments A F R I E N D GAS O L ACCESSORIES TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ROBERT J coNNoLLY We Specsalsze sn Lubrscalson and Wuhmg Oak Grove and Bedford Dual 2 9251 Fall Rxver Mass VALCOURT HARDWARE CO 355 East Mann Street Builder: Supplies Free Delivery Tel 3 4512 Fall Rxver Massachusetts ATLANTIC DAIRY Tel 22161 1058 Slade Street DR R PELADEAU D M D DENTIST Tel 7 9061 1631 South Mam Street Complxments of LIST FINANCE COMPANY 38 THIRD STREET Dxal 3 5846 Fall Rlver Massachusetts 5 Mr. . ' . ' i , I I I . of 240 . - - 1 .. . ' HARDWARE - PAINTS - TOOLS . . , . . . 'k u l , 104 O PARADIS and SONS 1555 Pleasant street MORTICIANS Dral 2 0291 209 Telephone 7 9334 PLEASANT MOTORS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Albert R Deschamps Proprretor 6 Pleasant Street Fall R1ver M 2.55 I F MORIN FURNITURE STORE Ertablssbed :ance 1887 NOEL GIRARD Prop Complete Home Furmsbmgr Sewmg Machine: Fall Rrver 2 4869 46 Mam Road No Trverton R THE ROYAL STORE OUTFITTERS 1430 Pleasant Street Complrments of COCA COLA BOTTLING OF FALL RIVER ENJOY POMFRET S CAKE AMERICAN BAKERY CO 1140 Pleasant Street Tel 3 1341 MARK YOU AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT Arr Condmoned Delxcrous Cantonese Style Food 1236 Pleasant Street Fall Rtver Massachusetts LAHAIE MARKET 292 Palmer Street Tel 2 4351 L. . Philco Radiat - Frigidairer For the Entire Family ' . ' , . I. - CO. 105 THE FRANK L ALLEN LUMBER CO LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINT 285 OlIver Street Fall Rrver Mass Telephone 9 6443 Tel 96191 Evenmgs By Appomtment ROBERT S FULL DRESS RENTAL SERVICE 35: Nr Tall Coats Cutaways and All Accessorxes 398 Sprmg Street Opp ST MARYS CATHEDRAL Fall RIver Mass LORIE S BEAUTY SALON 1094 South Mann Street Fall Rlver Mass Tel 2 5221 All Branches of Beauty Culture BERTHAS BEAUTY SHOP 886 Second St Mr A Berube Mgr e 2 3461 Comphmenrs of M DEMERS COAL CO COAL COKE O L OIL BURNERS 143 Kempton Street Fall Rxver Massachusetts F R E D H A D A D GENERAL MERCHANDISE Corner Chrcago and Jefferson Streets Fall Rlver Massachusetts ALS TIRE SHOP INC CUSTOM RETREADING WESTINGHOUSE Appliances Dart for Mohawk Tire: and Tube: 415 Stafford Road Fall RIver Mass A J Guxlmetre Pres Tel 7 9395 DR N 0 PAQUIN DENTIST Room 327 Granxte Block South MaIn Street Fall Rlver Mass Tel 2 6471 N ORMAN D FORAND REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC AUCTIONEER State Road No Westport Mass Tel Home 2 8525 Business 3 6831 STATE LINE CAFE 1 MaIn Road North Txverton, R I E A Carroll Tel 2 9344 Complnments of POSNIACK'S PLEASANT MARKET and DAVE'S FOODLAND Complxmems of PACIFIC OIL COMPANY Congratulauons to the Class of '50 Comphments of THE PARKS COMPANY Manufacturer: of Pure Sbellac Somerset, Massachusetts - I I 2, I in .Y White Tuxedo Jackets - Tuxedo , . . - - - I - . . . , . T I. - ' , 3 106 JOSEPH NADEAU 8i SONS RIGGERS - TRUCKERS CRANE SERVICE Dial 2-7662 or 2-6862 -486 WARREN STREET BOUSQUET TRUCKING ASPHALT and GRAVEL LOAM and FILL Dlal Fall Rwer 3 0396 o 0 Fall River, Massachusetts o 107 Complrments of CUSTOM SHIRT SERVICE Was IJ Beautzfully launde ed A and R Choumard edard Street D l 3 861 Compl ments AUXILIARY POLICE SOCIAL CLUB DISTRICT 6 LUSSIER ET FRERES 1595 Pleasant Street Compl ments H SCHWARTZ St SONS INC LUMBER HARDWARE 664 Broad ay Dua S 5201 Congratulat ons to my brother NORMAND Lorldas JOIIVCI Jr Compl ments of AL CABBY S HALF HOUR LAUNDRY 1895 Pleasant Street Corner Campbell St eet GLADYS BEAUTY SHOP M nd Mrs Alams Fort er P apr C mpllments THE KFLLY ELECTRIC CO LETS ALL BE HAPPY TOGETHER Listen Io MARKY 8: HIS HAPPY POLKA HOUR EVERY Sunday over WALE from 1 pm to 2 pm Walter Gosclm nskl Complments PIRES HARDWARE L I N C O L N P A R K OPEN YEAR ROUND Dancmg Bowlmg Roller Skatmg Compl ments of the FASHION STORE 1454 Pleasant Street Davrd Lash Prop Complxments of LACHANCE BROTHERS GROCERIES MEATS Fourth Street 927 South Ma Street BABE JOLIVET 8: SON PASTRY SHOP Tel 3 9512 Marte C ke Decoralzom 409 South Mann Street Complrrnents of MARCY FABRICS CO INC Ir ng Street F ll Rrver Mass Good Luck NORMAND Mr 8: Mrs Lorldas jolrvet 8: daughter Florence i of . 'r ' r Q 47 B ia -3 i of w 'I - i i . . , . r 9 O ' r. a . i , r . of 400 South Main Street Tel. 7-9261 ' - ' i of . i . i - r 4 ' 343 in . ' to ., . 99 vi a ' , . ' ' 08 Comphments of ALFRED BERUBF CARPENTER BUILDER We Buzld For Tomorrow 62 KENNEDY STREET Tel 2 6642 UNDERWOOD CORPORATION TYPEWRITER SALES 8: SERVICE 41 North Mann Street Fall Rlver Mass Telephone 9 6712 Telephone 2 561 1 M A R I E S F U R S H O P STORAGE Repa r ng Clea mg Glaz ng Remodel ng 86 Grant Street Fall Rrver Mass L E O S H O O B S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 154 North Mam Street Dxal 7 9171 Complments THE NONPAREIL ELL MAR MEN S SHOP 154 South Mann Street Tel 9 6931 KEITHS ICE CREAM Grand Army Hlghway between Fall Rrver and New Bedford A j DESMARAIS TOOLS HARDWARE CUTLERY PAINTS WALLPAPER BOGLE HILL HARDWARE Inc Pamlr Va mrhes Sanding Machine for Rem Aram Wallpape 1622 PICHSHUI SUCH Dlal 2 3541 1905 Pleasant Street Fall Rxver Mass FALL RIVER and NEW BEDFORD BOTTLING WQRKS INC Complrments Bottlen of DEER HEAD and MISSION BEVERAGES DR 8: MRS E J DIONNE 16 Flavors J 9 l l i i - n' - i - i , i of The Bef' in Clflfbiflg The Cream of Two Citief' . . 1 ' - - . - 7 . 3 . . l Y , . of 109 FEITELBERG AGENCY, INC. GEO. F. CANTIN 8: SON Henry j. Feitelberg, Treas. Distributor of INSURANCE GOOD LUCK MARGARINE 29 North Main Street SUGAR LOAF PICKLES FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Fall River, Massachusetts ADELARD A. DEMERS, FILS, M.D. 624 Avenue Eastern Compliments Heures de bureau: of 12:30 p.m. Q 3:00 p.m. 0:30 pm. Q5 0:00 pm Jos. R. SOREL, INC. Excepti les mercredis et dimanches SAINT ANNE S HOSPITAL and SCHOOL OF NURSING Comphments WILFRID J GINGRAS I N S U R A N C E 390 Gramte Block AUGUSTE HEBERT et FILS S 110 Complnments of DR A V POIRIER OPTOMETRIST 130 South Mann Street Tel 3 3431 Res 3 3908 2 3620 DOWTY S FLOWER SHOP Mrs Ethel Ernest W Clrtford Dowty 1434 Pleasant Street Fall Rrver Mass CRESCENT SIGNS NEON SALES and SERVICE Frank Costa George Paxva Leonard Street Fall Rrver Mass Telephones 2 3361 3 5741 Complrments of MIKE OLIVIER S BARBER SHOP 288 Bedford Street A H HOOD 8: CO INSURANCE F R CoOperat1ve Bank Burldrn 26 Bedford Street Fall Rxver Massachusetts P LEVESQUE sr SON HOME CIRCLE STORE Meals Grocener Provmom The Prezfon Boyr Like Our Lancbeonette How About You? ROLLING ROCK DEL MICHAEL SIMON County cor Eastern Avenue Dral 2 9423 Complrments of GEORGE E ROBINSON MD 900 Plymouth Avenue Tel 3 3022 LEBEAU GIFT SHOPPE CALART FLOWERS GIFTS and JEWELRIES 916 County Street Complxments REMY MOVING COMPANY OUELLETTE S CASH MARKET State Road North Westport WE DELIVER Tel 2 8580 Congratulatrons from JIMMY S HOT DOG SHOP 1458 Pleasant Street Complrments H P HOOD 8: SONS ALFRED T BOUCHARD BREAD and PASTRY Frurts and Vegetables rn Season Wedding and Birthday Cake! Calrforma Street Tel 2 5640 HENRY J. DUFFY Regsrtered Pbarmamt 1924 Pleasant Street Fall Rnver, Mass Your REXALL Druggrsr MARCEL A. ST DENIS DEPUTY SHERIFF Realtor General Insurance Notary Publrc 71 East Marn Street Dral 3 2101 89 ' , . . 907 County Street Tel. 2-7251 . , . . , . 500 , . ' - . - of of . - 67 ' ' . - 111 DIAL 2 0131 The More where qualzty count: MEN S OUTFITTERS CUSTOM TAILORING 1333 35 Pleasant Street Fall Rnver Massachusetts Complxments of SHERRY CORPORATION FALL RIVER MASSACHUSETTS PIERRE PICARD 112 CARTER BEEDEM Comphmenrs of BARGAIN CENTER POIRIER BROS Where Your Dollar: Make More Seme 1380 Pleasant Street Dral 4 0962 Across From Strand Theater SERVICE STATION Bedford and Troy Tel 6 8981 BARNES ST CASH MARKET PHILIPPE DESROSIERS Prop 37 Barnes Street WF SELL STEER BEEF ONLY Dxal 8 5287 ROLLING ROCK MARKET Emule Dozors Prop MEATS GROCERIES PROVISIONS Frum and Vegetable: an Seamn 711 County Street Complxrnents SHORE S MARKET WATUPPA SEAPLANE SCHOOL Fall Rrver Seaplane Base Government Approved G I Flzgbt Tmmmg Tel 3 3471 ' ass Rrdes Flxght Instructor ' ales 84 Servrce ' Water Ratrngs Flight Exammer At Bare B H1ghway Located At the Narrows N Westport Mass Complxments of DR ROLAND E CHABOT DENTIST 1059 North Main St Tel 41121 Complrments of DR MAURICE A CLEMENT YP ll of ' Private ' Charter ' Commercial P . . S . . Q N. . ' . , . . '38 'II3 Compliments of COOK BORDEN CO INC LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS 650 Davol street Tel 7 9561 GRAY TYPEWRITER COMPANY EXCLUSIVE ROYAL REPRESENTATION All Maker Sold Rented Repazred 134 Second Street Fall Rrver Mass PEERLESS LAUNDRY INC SERVICE SANITATION SATISFACTION 1668 Pleasant Street Dial 9 6497 SOUTH END FILM LIBRARY Ampro RCA Vrctor Movre Mrte 16 mm Sound Projectors 8 mm 16 mm Sound and Srlent Frlm Rentals Umverml RKO Radzo Sound Feature Prcturet Dral 2 5742 Complxments of NASHUA ST LAUNDRY Edmond Hebert Prop R H Mooney H St Pxerre Telephone 9 6683 BRISTOL COUNTY CESSPOOL PUMPING SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and INSTALLED 2 Atlantrc Boulevard Fall Rnver Mass Complrments of MARGIE S BAKE SHOPPE Btrtbday and Weddmg Caker 6 South Main Street Fall River Mass Compliments RAY S RADIATOR WORKS MICHAUD 8: POIRIER HORVITZ FURNITURE STORE INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE 1465 Pleasant Street 210 Thomas Street Fall Rrver Mass Dral 2 0491 YOUR FAVORITE RECORD SHOP MAIL ME MONDAY OF FALL RIVER BOOKKEEPING AND TAX METHOD Natxonally accepted and the most talked about recordmg and statrstlcal servxce rn Amerrca an mnovatlon ID accountmg wrth the use of Inrernatxonal Busmess Machmes whnch can be taxlored to serve the smallest as well as the largest busmess enterprlses at surprlsmgly low costs Consultatrons Invtted No Oblrgatron Exclurwe Fmnclme Holden Adrlen D Prcard Margaret M Sullivan Room 31 130 South Mam Street Phone 2 7881 ., . 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I 4 TEIIVISIUN CURP U IOUTN IRIN UT FALL. nlvsn MASS Louis B Devine Pres Arthur Doucet Treas Complrments of 8: D SALES 8: SERVICE INC Tel 8 5644 363 Second Street Compliments of SAULNIER S CLEANERS Fall River 7 9493 Somerset 4 0621 Complnments of W CHARRON 8: SON F U R N I T U R E Te 7 9111 Satfrfactson on goodr bought 761 Eastern Avenue FALL RIVER 81 NEW BEDFORD EXPRESS COMPANY BOSTON PROVIDENCE Motor Exprerr J E AMIOT soNs co HARDWARE PAINTS TOOLS and ENAMELWARE Dxal 2 2571 1535 Pleasant Street WESTPORT PHARMACY A F Blanchette jr Reg Pharm State Road North Westport Mass MONGEAU SHOE STORE Inc Knoun for better .rhoer 235 SOUTH MAIN STREET JOSEPH PLANTE Regsrtered Matter Plumber Complete Plumbmg and Heating Service 1538 Pleasant Street Dual 8 3832 Res 154 McCloskey Street Dlal 8 5883 FALL RIVER NEWS CO INC PUBLISHER Davxd Boland Agent NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES PERIODICALS 138 142 Durfee Street Dlal 96131 Fall River Mass Tel 2 9314 3 2740 The New Narragansett Room Thnrd Street fOpp Post Ofliceh FINE FOODS EXCELLENT LIQUORS For Banquet: Wedding: Shower: W H I T E S P A FOUNTAIN SERVICE DAILY LUNCHEONS 1343 Pleasant Street PHENIX MODERN CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING AT MODERATE PRICES Plant 46 Barlow Street Better Cleanmg Tel 7 9408 Fall Rnver Massachusetts HALLS MUSIC STORE 169 North Mam Street Everything for the Mun: Lover Under the personal management of FELIX PAUL Complrments of THE TIC TOC REPAIR SHOPPE Normand Mrchaud Prop 600 Eastern Avenue Fall Rnver Mass FOR THE LATEST AND BEST WALLPAPER SEE J s 1 M P s o M 25 Bedford Street Tel 2 5091 Fall Rxver Mass 1' IMONI 4 Ill! . . E! D , . ll . - - , 1. - , . Tel. F. R. 4-2597 Dial 6-8161 ., . 18 ' . - 115 Normand H Boule Raymond W Boule Complzmentr of BOULE FUNERAL HOME Broadway Telephone 3 2901 Complmentsof MODERN SHOE MATHIEU COAL COMPANY COAL COKE RANGE and EUEL ou. OPP MCWIHHS M4-UW Kfdff 011 B14 '19 O e 48 Yea J the Fam ly Shoe Store Phone 3 0131 of Fall R e Marr: 178 So th M n Street Lrberty Loan 81 Realty Co Inc ALPHONSE L PLANTE Complete Loan Serv ce L1 12 PIANO TECHNICIAN L Alfred Renaud Manager 204 Thomas Street Tel 2 6851 COHIPIIIDCHLS of Compliments 314 J ne Street MAURICE H DEMERS D D S A Lombre des C dres LE COMPTE S DAIRY MILK CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Le Pere Joseph Eid D D Ph D 160 Leonard Street Dral 7 9812 Fall Rl er Massachusetts LEpoped Lbn et del Syre Frank X Perron DIAL 57062 Hugo D Perron FRANK X PERRON I N S U R A N C E GRANITE BLOCK FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS 615 - ' i - 'c. M. H. SULLIVAN and WIFE of ou E ' x - l D H6 Smcere wxshes and best of luck to the Class of 50 Compliments of BRODEUR S MEN S SHOP ROLAND G DESMARAIS Armand H Brodeur Assxstant Corporatlon Counsel Cor Notre Dame and Pleasant Streets For the Cnty of Fall Rlver Telephone 3 1917 Dxal 2 0211 Est 1886 FelIc1tat1ons HUT CHINSON S ART SHOP PICTURES PICTURE FRAMING 154 Second Street Punssent les eleves HUISSEIUIS de lecole Su tleure Mgr Prevost realIser leur belle devxse Lumon faxt la force LA TROUPE 50 DES SCOUTS DAMERIQUE CBoys Scouts of Amencaj PAROISSE STE ANNE DE FALL RIVER du ARTISTS' SUPPLIES DR. BENOIT W. GARNEAU - I x - I PE, Q , , 117 O DUMONT IEWELER and OPTICIAN 1424 Pleasant Street Telephone 2 2361 JIMMIE S MODERN CAFE 241 jefferson Street Fall River M ssachusetts Telephone 4 4309 C L B A T S WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING Rear 30 Allen St near Cou ty St New Bedford Mass BSHARA S RESTAURANT Pleasant and Notre Dame Streets Compl ments of AIME PELLETIER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Rear 3 Broad y Street e 31691 TACHE BARBER SHOP 916 So th Mam Street Near Cornet of Osborn Street Home of Good Ha mt: The Fac lly a d Student! of Monsrgnor Prevost High School THE PLEASANT DRUG STORE 1258 Pleasant Street CCorner of Fl ntl HENDRICK S SERVICE STATION SHELL GASOLINE and OILS AUTO REPAIRING 147 M Road No Tverto R Encouragements et Voeux COLLEGE DE LASSOMPTION WORCESTER MASSACHUSETTS i Q 63 wa Tl. - . , a u . . . E 5, -1 n ' Kinder! Wirber Io , . u n i ' s ain . i n, . I. du 9 Y IIB SANFORD HARDWARE Henry Laverdure Manager DUPONT PAINTS CARPENTER TOOLS GASOI INE LAWN MOWERS 51 Pleasant Street Telephone 2 2381 ONEILS FISK TIRE SERVICE ROGER N VIOLETTE MD T B 5, P, to Buy T w Corner of Ce tral nd Durfee Streets D I 30072 1438 Pleasant St FallR e Mass W 5 A R CHARLMOR FURNITURE CO IN THE HEART OF THE FLINT BELL HOSIERY SHOPS GAUTHIER 81 SON JEWELRY I0 Town APPLIANCES 227 So th Man Street E Pet W Nb REP Tel g 5181 1435 Plea t St eet OVIDE ROUSSEAU AUTO AND TRUCK SERVICE Comvl ments Of 829 Robeson Sm' NEW METHOD LAUNDRY Fall Rver Mass Telephone 2 1001 n H rt ell Dual 2 7812 Carburetors Sales a d Servlce GUIMOND FARMS A QUALITY PRODUCT Have you med Honzogenzzed Mzlk9 Bedford Street D1al 2 0482 or 2 6240 7 Y Y ' 9 ' ' be e ace in Town if ' n a IH - .- ,, iv r, Belief Furniture for Belief Living Fl r' i- T H u i x f a airing , . , san r i i , . - 24? a w ' - Zenith - n ' 727 ' .- . - 119 47 ? up f ,CX 'v-,Air ' I I EET? Wzthzn your wzshes Wzthzn your mecms Lfingkn FUNERAL HEJME 7U9 BROADWAY R E B521 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from the DOMINICAN ACADEMY , 'f-1151, -' IOS? - - +f Q'T,'3'I:P? L L, ,X Tei- K 1 4. -ui',l4d , I X l .EQ 4. M Tj Q J, ' Q 'M I A WY -, 5Lf,w2L1f i , ,.',.-, it ' ' - ' ' Z 'N . si.-.a-151:47 'H' I -' In uTW'W 'New-i. ., 1 TEL. FALL IV ' I dl 120 8 MEAT 84 GROCERY MARKETS SUPERETTE 325 Bedford St FREE DELIVERY Broadway e 2 2462 East Mam e 24231 Ferry St e 3 2041 at your servrce 927 Stafford Road Tel 7 9119 117 Cottage St Tel 2 6941 115 Nashua St Tel 7 9941 1744 North Mam Tel 68131 LETENDRE 8: BOULE INC PROPS WHOLESALE GROCERS 333 Bedford Street Tel 5 7873 Fall Rlver Mass DRAPERIES AND VENETIAN BLINDS J U L E 5 R A 1 C H E Custom Made SUP Covers Contractor and Buzlder LOUIS G BERNARD 84 SON Tel 96955 367 East Mam sr Tel 2 7971 71 LAFAYETTE STREET Compllments of GERRY LACHANCE and ORCHESTRA Repazrs of All Kmds ROOFING CARPENTER MASON PAINTER JOSEPH E SAUCIER 142 HAMLET STREET Tel 9 6109 Comphments of CITY HALL TAXI CO DIAL 7 9321 Complxments A F R I E N D J A B E RG R PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Modmate Przces 149 MASON ST FALL RIVER MASS Tel 4 4793 284 . - l T 1. - . I 334 ' St. ' T 1. - ' ' 399 . ' T 1. - . - , . . of - l21 R O Y A L M A R K E T soo BEDFORD STREET D1a1 2 1841 ASK HICKEY JOSEPH E MCGUIOAN Insuranre and Real Estate PURCHASE and BANK STREETS Fall Rxver Mass Tel 2 4651 FRED J LAELEUR JR M 205 GRANITE BLOCK Ear Nose and Thloat Compllments of GERMAINE BARRE Teacher of Smgmg STUDIO 154 NO MAIN STREET Tel 5 7139 or 2 6252 VETS SAFE T CAB ASSOCIATION Dxal 3 5843 For Dependable 24 How sermce 2 Way Rama cabs 1007 VET OWNED Telephone 6 8701 FLINT SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY 1052 PLEASANT STREET Fall Rxver Mass We Feature Bausch and Lomb Products ELMER C SLATER DISPENSING OPTICIAN Oculmt 9 Prescnptmns Fzlled Dxal 6 8731 4 NORTH MAIN STREET ROOM THOM McAN STORE 190 so MAIN STREET cg VEN ETIAN BLINDS 605 SOUTH MAIN FALL RIVER 8 5646 Members of the parxsh servlcmg the Venetxan Blmd trade HENRY YOKEL THOMAS HAGUE HENRY NADEAU For a Tastzer Mzlk Shake DRINK F F E E C O Q Vztamzmzedl COFFEE SYRUP Amerlcas No 1 PICK Up Drmk Albert Dussault Prop . , ., . D. A HAS A SHOE EOR YOU . . . for LESS 15 - - 7 122 JAMIEL FURNITURE COMPANY 970 SO MAIN STREET Tel 3 5962 Fall Rlver Mass Open Tull 10 pm Compllments f EVERETT MOTORS INC sso SOUTH MAIN STREET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Complxments of SUNNY BUNNY SPORI WEAR FACTORY OUTLFT 905 So MAIN ST FALL RIVER MASS Complxments f ZEITZ ACADEMY THEATRE Alwavs a Good Show at the Academy Compl1mentS of PAT MAURETTI S MARKET 928 BEDFORD STREET Tel 3 0172 W Irvmg Pnerce 84 Son Inc I AIN'IING and DECORATING Alphonse Barrette Proprxetor 177 NO MAIN ST FALL RIVER MASS JOHN SEXTON 84 CO Chncago Long Island Cnty Ph1ladelph1a Boston Fellcltatlons a la Classe 50 offertes par les ENFANTS DE MARIE DE PAROISSE NOTRF DAME PAINT AND DECORATE IT PAYS' HOME PHONE 2 7366 FRANK j GENDREAU PAINTER AND DECORATOR Secure Om Estimates for Lowest Rate 30 CHOATE ST FALL RIVER MASS TIME EFFORT MONEY' YOU SAVE ALL THREE AT A8IP' Congratulatlons to the CLASS OF 50 LARRIVEE JEWELERS A qz 1 from your yeueler 1111! alwajf be trefuured Watches Dxamonds ewelry Fountam Pens Elecrrxcal Appllances Radlo and Televxslon 926 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET CENTER ' o . . - , . . . 0 . . . . , . 1 7 1 Dallas - Atlanta A Pittsburgh - Detroit LA k , ' , H , l 123 Compllments THE NONPAREIL Comphments THE HUB CLOTHING We Feature Baruch and Lomb Product: E L M E R C S L A T E R DISPENSING OPTICIAN Ocullsrs Prescrnpnons Fnlled D181 6 8731 154 NORTH MAIN STREET ROOM Telephone 6 8701 FLINT SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY 1052 PLEASANT STREET Fall Rlver Mass FRANCOEUR 8: SONS Wallpapermg and Pamlmg 192 THOMAS STREET Telephone 2 1335 R O Y A L M A R K E T 600 BEDFORD STREET Dial 2 1841 COLUMBUS PARK ESSO STATION St George Brothers S k H Green Stamps DIAL 2 7449 1012 BEDFORD STREET e M F CABRAL JUNIOR HOMGAS SALES AND SERVICE Resxdence 152 ANGELL STREET Salesroom STATE ROAD No Westport Mass Home 23866 Busxness 368 31 PAINTING DECORATING Contractor HERVE LAGASSE Dlal 9 6493 291 HIGH STREET SLADE LAUNDRY INC DR1 CLEANERS and FURRIERS Tel 8 5641 1068 SLADE STREET Fall Rlver of of - 7 ' ' . . , EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CARJ' 113311 River, Mass, : - T 1. 1 - ' ' ' ' 1 - , . 124 ! vars SAFE-T-CAB ASSOCIATION La Ligue du Saint Nom de Jesus Dial 3-5843 offre ses meilleurs voe-ux FOR DEPENDABLE 24 HOUR SERVICE aux finissants de '50 2-Way Radio Cabs 10071, Vet. 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