Sacred Heart High School - Gateway Yearbook (Van Buren, ME)
- Class of 1959
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nailin--1. af I I 4? 0 WF, RISINI IHHH ANNIIM IIIHIIIAIIUN HHH s13.u.X fw-I-4 HI 1959 BAHWAY ,Udn MMVI! MW , GHJ .SQQCPQJ .Nearf MODE VAN BUREN, MAINE 3 v nfl QTKR ' iii ,,.. 'fb , me - .ai Hx , lk... Q, A1325 . Mm, , ,Sis 4 TE fx 1 wgizf N. 'im' .xv , Agn: ,AA-W 'J-,, A 1 iff, . ff3ii',1 W? F f IIHQ. Q SW WFEQQQA gl ,,-'-rf-F-,sx Van Buren Boys H1gh Slcred Heart H1gh DMI ISIHMIO These are the men who hold the pubhc trust and have preserved for us the herltave of our Founding Fathers. 'Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, Re- ligion and Morality are indispensable supports . . . reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principlesn.-George Wash- ington, in his Farewell Address. Vlr. Gerald Tardif, Superintendent of Schools H! ,X, of PRI CIPAI W W- 11 Reverend Francis Frcchcttcf, S.M. 1 44. S45 , - g,p',g', U-.-4 u.Ji.xfl.fLz.f1 I 'ff K 5' fi ..L IL X' ' F by , f fjbufvgk - ,, f ix! BUY 'HIG H Eficicncy plus . . . and Q '-14, . . . that's our new . . . scrvicc with a smile SCC- retary, Miss 1. Doucettc ' . . . who serves both high 7 schools. I Guardians of our heritage, the members of the faculty of both high schools gave us the tools to measure things. Most of all, they taught us, by word and example, the measure of our lives MMC' WQA wtiffffg W 1' Rev Robert Labrecque SN! 9 Rev Robert NICDOnalCl SW T 22 Rev Euloge Laplante SVI B1OlOgy General Science Physlcal Sclence Freshman Advlsor Rev Robert Labrecque SM Physlcs Algebra Tngonometry Geometry Semor AdV1SOY Rev Robert NIcDonald SNI Mathemaucs General Busmess Yearbook Advlsor Photogriphy I as X Ulf, .if rd 455 Rev Marcel Lachance SM Rev Emile Cllllmette SM Rev N1arcelLachance SNI Enghsh Latin French Sopho- more Advisor Moderator of Circle 9:13 Columbian Squlres Rev Emlle Gullmette SM Engllsh jumor Advisor Dra mat1cs Potato Chips Advlsor Moderator of Circle 49 Colum bran Squlres lf..-I xfw 'lf'-f'4f ,jf L L! 4 jfldfycc vlfzf yzcf J l ff-ffpl ,J ff uf' I1 t 2 Leaf! 0 QV 5 fini nl 5-,J 3 MARIA, NONN Mr Thomas Andrews Health Physical Educatlon V Basketball Coach Base all Coach Intramurals Mr. Lawrence Babin English Speech, Dmmatics Librarian l.ibr'ary Club N - tional Honor Society. f f , If xf fm fuffr fa uf fff' f f Q ,mdmf male! wa Om -Q3 QL- da New f Q fi I, V1 A A71 Mr. Thomas Andrews Mr. Lawrence Babin K ' 1 fr'-fflflfll' QM' QE Mr. james Quinn Bookkeeping, Type, Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. Sumner Rotman VVorld History, Civics, Geog- raphy, Assistant Coach of Bas- ketball and Baseball. In , .0- 4' xx W4 ,fi 'WL ,f ' Wir James Quinn Mr Sumner Rotman an it 5 Cl ll'l5tl'uCl 2U2l'y0n-2 g,'v'5-A 19' if XJ! ,turn-n.o,f If I Mr Rene Gagnon Industrial Arts Wir Gerald Levasseur Sociology Problems of Democ racy U S History Sophomore Advisor School Lunch Super yrsor 4 jo ,ww flwflwcx Mr Rene Gagnon Mr Gerald Levasseur 641 241 'X PRI CIPAI wi 12 SACRED HEART if rr XI rn S F rcmh I 1 M X1 or Suhr Xian Fmrrn QFIXI Homg Iconormcs Yrwrhook X Club FWF --r Q6 -7' 'Y 51StLl' N1 lry Anmmulta Srs rr St Irene S C' I Xi s C 1 xi 1 3 Cn PZ F? cv '1 2 I-l cv 5 ro U1 5 PT cn Q F4 S cr L7 F' '1 1. 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Ifnulish, ITl't'llCIl, CIw111istry, AI- gsvlml, Typv, Svnior Advisor, Ycnrlmok Advimr, .....-L ey ll15tl'llCt many Slster St -Xnn du Saux eur S C I NI Home Ecor1o1111cQ FT -K 'Vind erator Clce Club H1rSi 1111114 1 EHQIISII Illti 111 I 1 111 xp1 I4 1 X1 Book Club fo ,ll.:5tlC2 5 Cl 5 U10 . l' 'SRS S1ster St AIIII du Qmuur S C' I N1 1 1 R, Q v- iffy! Q ,4- 1111c1 SF K C8 ' 0 o A I A 0 0 -L ' ' . 1 ' - 7 , K 1 7' . Silt- If- '-I--III-'111s. S.C.I.X1. V . Latin. Rm- -IX Ind- ' 31, T '. 'IIIII' 11' .-Xlkor. I' ' A ' '-4 A -A -- - SN-1' S. - A-I--lim'1111s, MINI. Mir-l1r.L, Bvlxlm-w Umm. fwn- eml XMIM. I':fXIm,m Mlxlwr SK'1t'I1C!'f,l1lY?. Potato Chip!! :Xclvixor, Dm- Xhw N,Ll'!Ifl C51 Xfisx NX'L1llin0 Nllflilflll mllixh, SIJIUYIVJITIKPTI' fXc1x'iNrwr, Aim. Fxnllixh Clulu. Ai? af f Xiiw Hgu-In-l Cyr Nlisx NVz1llin0 NIldl'flll .. kim Afara or af efernify. 4, Q 15156 -.Q 'S 'UC' -osx 'H---Y Mr, Axlpllmm- 1,4-,M-ki, Mr. Carmim- Piwrwpu fD.1Ili1'l 12. 31 W 1 ff, fx il U Q W ' Hr. 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X All hands on deck' Its Chlps UIUC' a husx tlme' C Pelletur 1 Lqhhc A 'xlonn D Plradrs L XValsh F Nladore R Fournler lx Xludorm R Bon Chard NI Cormxer T Ouellette YV Smxth and Fsathcr c,vl1lll1lCttL Fm QQ sf T l lx i?.fH'r2 ?5 Q- '5'L ': ,, For m IDX XCITS our school neu spxper h IS held Hrst pl ice and hls been gr mted All C xthohc honors hx the Press -Xsso e1f1t1on Thls xelr Flther Gullmette md hrs enthusmstlc group of workers endeax orcd to keep hlgh the school plpers stand lrds dex elop lltc nt jOll1IllllSt1C llllllllii but most of rll ue le lrn 5' ' lux: to Xolcc our OPINIONS uxthout fc lr md urthout uprouh , , Ioumahsm Some husmess sav ad men C Prrnnt R La le L Lehcl J Chrl 1 Nfl P A K L15 30111. .xnlh Cheerful trfpzsts R Ouellette A Pgllrtrer A fmturc storx to remember SL,IlNlt10Il1l 1 s D Plrr C Br llllltll md P Bouchard ran to mmet alrcc mrl edrtors I' XllClJlllll lLl1OI'1IlLll1 f Lhe Chlps drldhne and R Lahhe XX bmxth E 0, SCI I . s 1, 4 . , , 0 . ,. III . 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I X V 1 x X 1 1 x x 1 x I Qtudfnti ittend Rf-qulem Mass for Pope Pxus XII ln the newly decoritcd pamh church Splrltual Actwltles R0l1Q'10l19 1tt1x1t1es 1mpressed upon us the great truth that ue 'ire the ClIlld1CIl of Cod md llxe onlx for HIS glon Tluouqh rtlc wed tlme cllss our mmde grew ln the know leclffe of Cod md throuffh the Nlass sxcr lments slcr lmentals 'md closed rc trt xts our hc arts xx ere hfted to hlm Xl ho IS the me lsure of our Ines 'vi Fongemle P St Amant R Pelletur XI Ouellette ham Lhelr throxts blessed In Fqthtr Itrecluttc is fl Bndo C' Omlltth md fzroom R Ouellette Iunlors B Dubw Y Dmnne K B98.llllCll speak up for Cath 1 rluplte ln Srmplmmore Fll11llX In n L mu mn 1 rm 1 ltlTI'llll'K lcltltll hmt progzrun nle mtl time pmgrun 1, 'I X xx I x I . I 5 .4 o 0 0 0 o I 1 I 'if ' I in I' I' ' . , 1 , , ,, 1 a . L 1 X 5 ' , x i an 2 S I I 'Q , f U ' ' .' ig. 4 ,Vial 4 Y ' 2 f ' li l mll'-' - 'I xl I 1 4 i gn uli'. Ill NI 1ri,df1 g 4 E z I' 'AS' -V ' 1 Av lr' ' P Newlu elected ogcers of the g0d'll1lN ire Seated P Beauheu prefect A Nlorm une prefect Staudmg R Ouellette secretary and XI St Puerre trezmurer M44 .Syoeladfy group IS the 50ClllllX of Om Lldx Through 1ts lugh Qtmdlrde md enuehhng lctlutlcs It h is cn I'lCl1tCl our pclsonllltus from Hlllllli mtl xuthout Gods neeclx our :mn Sll100llUllCS mu um plYlSll loners nom h uc hun forfgottcu IN the ll llnus cu de IX ore of our 1postol1ta Through them xu rt lah God thc mc mm of all tlungs Does that dfrte suxt you Father ask Sodal1t5 Nloderators S S Estelle 'Niarxe and S S Helen Xiang to Rex L Hall D1fCCtfJT , J vill- He pmg. foals poor 1 fuu sus X St Pltrrt Nun for an afttrnonn k RCQQQII Beauheu md E boucy to P Tarchf LL X mllttn xpott: tl thl 1 umrxl irc nuymxu tt 1 pound hx bnttr Nlars Ctrarda it the Soclahtx Speuxl ment of the yur J . . . K. 'JH' i I , Q J 'li li . 5. ll--Q.: ..- at In gr' A- 'iq wg, ' . cpm y. -.I fail , f n A 1-' ' ' ' - .Hr . x 3. .b M . 2- r f e- l f . .12 i i - A ' , . 5 Q4 I f J X - f ' ' .. , X 1, -A 1 H , A C J . WX A K l t I r -9 , . ' A. t ' ' L : . , . , 9 - - , ' ' ' X 9 ' 1 . y . . . ' , . . 1 l 1 . Q At Sacred Heart High School, the most active I ', 1 -a'.'- . -'Q 1 2 71 X! I . 'AER ,' X 4 2 ' , 1 .V 1 '. 'f xl ' ' rl y l ' ' - . , ' ' . x X 5 ' 8 All D . vs. U 0 k 'N : x ' . ' . , l . . ' A ' 7 'v '.. . ,- U 4 .1 M- J I i -0. -b 1'L .. 1 H .A A - Q 4: ' u 5 x . 1-5 I 1 ' fl 31.1-44 , . - I ' .re . ,.L ,ll l,,v'-'gx , '- ,i .k . '.5 Front Line of St. Peter 1' it f lil Chanel Cirele, 349, of Columbian Squires N. Lcvesque and A. Lajoie Captains, J. Hebert, Nlarsbalg D, Cote, Bur sarg R. Dumond, Chief, G. Marquis, Sentryg V. Fongemie, Deputy Chitf and P. Pelletier, Notary. Cofumgian quired The Columbian Squires, witli its four-fold goal pro- vided not only an outlet for our teenage energy, but standards to live by. lts spiritual, physical, social, and civic-cultural pro- gram gave us training in a full life devoted to God and to our fellow-men. Our greatest activities tllis year were the sponsoring of tlle dialogue Mass twice a week, serving as llost at the formation of the State Circle of Columbian Squires, and the building of a skating rink. V h .--I I Behind the Scenes . . . Father Prior of Circle 955, Rev. M. Lachance, Mr. VV. Piedmont, Intemational Head of Columbian Squires, and Prior of Cir- cle 49, Rev. E. Cuilmette, joke about the point system. P . l ' A l 4 , LS' fl, Digg A ? r- Officers of Fr. Duhamel Circle, 414955, L. Cormier, Deputy Chief, Big Profect of the Year . . . both Circles jointly P. Ezzy, Notary, R. Theriault, Captaing L. Violette, Chiefg M. built and maintained a skating nnk. Fongemie, Pole Captaing R. Desjardins, Sentry, D. Pelletier, Bur- sar, E. Beaulieu, Marshal. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Coach Andrews roudly holds up the trophy, first the Crusaders have brought home in many years. Students cheer at an informal rally, led by Fr. Frechette, at the mike, and Dick Dumond, cheerleader. aaedafk 19 8 The 1958 Record XVE TEAM THEY 6 Fort Kent 5 4 Cormier 3 4 Nludawnska 2 8 Fort Kent 1 3 Nludawaska 2 lv, ,ai- 'A A. -.- , .Q S ., 'iw .W , f ' .t Q1 Q V. Ac . Y K ,, , ,s A wg, A . . ' A 5' ' , M 'A X : M ,fy ' 1 1 Y rj id idk I 1' a ' 44 , N Y H' s x f . ,W N Q X 4 , 'ky- ai . X95 ' -B 534 CET A NEVV PITCHERH . . . R. E. St. Pierre, Fr. Frechette, C. Martin, I. Lang, C. Bourgoin, L. Violette, and C. Labbe try to rattle Madawus- ka's hurler. Xfi as LVN jig: Q, 'J v I 4 A76 A ' cm- ' X' if Q A'.,? . 'f . ...- X :ff TQ C 'I' V i - M ' ,N I J' xg XA 1X I Q C V Q . IX 9 4 . ' -Q.. lb--if I .rfb 9: .x wt Xl I '!.'i'u THE UNDEFEATED CHAMPS: Front: D. Paradis, manaserg R. Dumais, manlgtfz Seated: C. Lapointe, I. Saucier. I,,. ul. Cormier. N. Lcvesque, T. OConnell, C. Bourgoin, L. Violette. Standing: R. E. St. Piem-, .1 ' 41151, Captain 1. Hebmi, Coach Tom Andrews, F. Conlogue, I. Madore, G. Labbe. ,. . unior ard ily XYE QT 51 39 44 41 38 32 39 31 39 41 36 16 The Record TEAM Fort Kent Easton Limcstfmff Nlaplcton Bric1gc-watcfr N11ac141wgzsk.1 x1kii1.lXX'.1S1i.1 f3UI'1111f'I' Fort Kr-nt fformir-r N1.mp1vton Easton 1.imc-stone THEY 39 51 1 50 41 6 4 JFS 53 56 3.7 31 I 58 40 47 A 1 ... ff! X v '4' 1 15 Q f . 4 1 54- .y. if gfxx Ns-xt yeafs Varsity . . . Coach Andrews with his small but a1ertg.V.'s. Bottom to top, 1.-ft: 1.. Vio1ctte, T. Keegan, A. Morin, R. Desc aineg Cl'1l1f'TS Cl. 1,JOIlI'QCl11l. Charette, B. M21dC1OC1CS, L. Walshg Right: R. CU. K. Cyr. 11. Thihodeau, H. Charhre. ,glflffflfllblfaf Nu Intrimural and interclass rivalry was high as fourteen teams competed for gio . Coach Andrews supervised the program. V. Levasseur, re erem B. Magdocks, R. Catcomb, R. Gagnon, V. Bembe, E. Bouchard and . T021 . ala Iii-T. Keegan gets the tap against P. Lavoie. E. Rossignof and E. gouchard get set to grab the ball. 4 .45 L f Null 'U in wi i s L Q5ADf 5 Alf slU p Yu-I I1 9 O Cheerleaders D. Beruhe, R. Dumont and C, The 1.14 I1111111- u.1111e . . . ll one-point victory over Lirnestrme . . . Marquis provided a Spark to hruth the team and fans. kept the unity crowd on their feet. . Big men on the hourdw . . . D. Pelletier amd I. S1111eier hzlttle for the hull as I. Hebert, Lung and L, j, Cormier keep their eye on it. Herrfs reward . . . Sf1phc111111re I.. QI. Cormier is carried off the Hour hx' tOLlI1xlIlhltL'N 111141 fum utter xi11ki11g the tie 111111 QLIIIIC-XViIlIliINl foul mhuty, when the eloek had Ll1I'Cddf' Tllll out 11g.1i11Nt l,i111estc111e. or ,, N... The tap-off to a successful season . . . Captain I. Hebert out-jumps big Iohnson of Madawaska at the Round Robin in November. October saw the Freshmen hunny-hopping through tht-ir initiation. P. Beaulieu, J. Ouel- lettv, C. Thcriault, C. Out-llt-ttc, P. Voisine, L. Ouvllvttc. xkkfw 1958 - SCHUULYEAH U59 SUN Mon Tuts WED THUR FR: srr I6 I7 I8 l9202l ff? P 24 25 26 27 28 ff, V if -3 1. Nd . 7 J Y V ' - sr' ' , tg, AAA. -Q .JMQWIO 1. One September day Senior boys and girls eagerly awaited WS gay Pflfee in NOVCIUIDCY at The Junior Prom - A the opening of their last school year. Duplessie, S. St. Pierre, E. Fournier, C. Turdif. P, Pelletier, M. xlllfflll, R. Dumont, I.. NIcN'I.mus. I. lie-lwrt, and CS. St. Pit-rrv pause for A pow nt the Senior Christmas Party. IGHHQHIS... I F I N I V ,- N K Cyr Tn lsurer R Schell Surntxrx We enter H :gh School and are confused by the change Though the settzng 19 dz erent ue nd the goal of our eclucatzon zs the same nou as zt uas an grade School lo learn more about ourselzes, our neighbors, our u orld our lwes, and how to measure all of zt I 30 5 l 1 - - , , J lm t mx xx V I X n J ,fd , X , xxg f F Fresh smiles- by Freshman Class Oifiu-rs . . . I,. Yioh-ttv, Yin- Prcxidvntg Nl. Poirier, Pruiflf-ntg At the zoo . . . Freshman science students C. Ouel- lette, R. Doucette, and E. Bouchard with Father Laplante study the habits of animals.. . R. Be- rube, Robert Desjardins, and P. Pelletier are hav- ing fun feeding the mice. 1+ J gif' if I Cali VK'11:1t is 11 timvs 12? . . . P. Cyr, P. 1,1lX01t'. D. 1.f'Y4'Kf11Il 11 X 11111111'1111r1. S. 1l4'IT.1l111, 11, D1-wc'11.1i11c', 11. 01111111-H1-. 1, 1,i'Y4'Nflllt', DI. C1s1'111i1-r. 1'S11p11111111111 11. f,.1xt1111g11.1y, 13, 111N1!11111, il. St. P11-Irv. X'i11l11t11-. Ni. c,llL'11i'1tif. A. 1.1111Nin-r. Y. Sinn .1 g. 4: 1355.1 1 k'C.111 1111- Copf' . . . Nrwtv tv-111-r. Nlr. 1'.1t P1-111-t11.1' nf t111- 1011411 11.11111 gut NU11111 x11x11ic-11111x lllI1'Nt1IiI1'1 1117111 1111-111111-1x of t111- x'1N1f111u 111111111 1311x1111-xx f1.1M. 1x. Nt, , , 1 ,. . , .1 '11-.111, R. C.y1', 11. S1'111'11. 1. 1X1'4'Sl.lIl. 11. 1.11'1'11!,X1. 111rc11f. 1 1111111 11 1111 111.11'1f1'1X1111r11r111. 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XI, I-Un1'1m-rp1w,1n1.ul flltll lmlu 1. 34 Up and reuuly to tawklz- ll ymlrl wurk urn thvsv fI'I'N!lllI1IIl 1'I.1sx nfficw-rs, Cl, 'l'.lilur, H f.-,--4 Christmas decorations call for artistic talent. The gifted students of Room 13 are A. Levesque, L. Cyr, D. Lebel, H. Corbin, C. Levesque. A-'ff -,FTE WV! ff- 5' ', ' 4,647 i,,,W,,h A-Y . 3, 3 597 1 l V F. Thilmodcau, who at- tends school hy means of telephone, drops in oc- casionally to discuss suh- jcct matter with hcr tcachcr, Miss Cyr. Hcrc they pose for a picture. J ,. 'Q' 'S 'ff 4 A. BI. Blicr dreams of thc day she'll visit gay Paree. ff' li' . 6 2. .T Alaska, our new state, where is it on the map? seek E. Leonard and G. Ouellette, while C. Cyr searches on 'the globe during geography class. 35 fa- Y I , g. .55 uw 11 fr 1 i 1 'QF OOO i X,Y'fN'lVI71l'flH KfHn7rn!f l, O, f-My iw tI.f- yfn ix r Amlr-T 1' Snnfjn Vmt 1? 'H M15 Lrffl Hillfrvflf vi, ff 'I'M,Mff1+.u,. K IH' Nfgmf' 'H I? vm Y If',fX'j1ufQ. Inv vgvkfx I, fyfikmgix. XI. ffsmfilf ja. fl 15' Milf . ' 5. xv1'2l'ff' HIM iff r ll 1 3 I F r 3 7 omt 3 W Thv rf-R11 Spirit of Adu-11t i9 shmxn IIN in thix tn-w dw- Fortiu. Cd by A. I.m's-xqm-. L. Pamwxt. R. Inpivrrw, NI, H KF ! llillill IH!! h HHH Ill W-,naar r IIAl J Hill .ee M lliidlellr r ' A G isa ' 'oh - fffwrfr- , X , -4 , X- 1 fx ' A L. -Y , fx G,-M 3 ' r, I X in +- pf' N -ar C' lass Brass Pres1dent Larry Vlolette lcenterl wlth Peter Ezzy Qthe Veepl and Dan Pelle tler Lcrctary treasurer walt for msplratron Another year, another grade F Len the paeezng from the Freshman to Sophomore claw remanded us that our Ines are measured IIPHIIMURIS . .. +,..i- Daily duty . . . R. l.A'Vll9Sl'lll' and D. St. ja-nu ruisc- tlie colors. Roll Call . . . H. Chabre checks off names as physical education class sets out for the gym. C. Thilmodeau, I. Cyr, J. Saucicr, C. Ouellette, A. Lcgassc, NI. Cote, L. 1. Cormier, N. Chasse, R. Dionne, H. Crivois, R. Desjardins, E. Cyr, M. Cote, G. Fortin and E. Beaulieu. Standing in door of bus: VV. Chamberlain and R. Pelletier. lf' 0 AOHIOFQJ . . . Xir. Flfnillilll iwriz-fx Cl, Lzlicmicz A Nioriiz. H. I.rx.iw,-ur. ami I., Dum ll Ms 4 , 1 ... cm currr-nt vw-nh. - - 67 Varictics of Mice . . . R. 1. St. Pierre, I. Bossc-, D. Marquis, E. Four- nier, A. Durette keep the mice' from Jackson Laboratory alive- for future experiments. Z snr' - I , f , Q 'urs ' A . . L! SN. 'H' -swf' 'Va gf . , , YW .28 .fi i'fJfMlak V lg. 5 fix -. 'f . i I-t ff N. XR ri 1jlW'rY7fliiN IT. I'iww-:X N X 1 QW' X Fi' r 7-im dk ,,-4 S A- - .- 1:-15? ,gf 11 1 If ..f 1 6 ' 1 Y ' - v ' R X K f - ... f K t X 5 AY 5 I i x r 1 V' ' 0 4 'N - X , 1 , YV! ' ,- . -.-.4-1-A , ffm fo-A - ' ' ,J a W ' - lik.. - ' Q. W ' X, I k 16' 7:25, Nw ' all 1 r ' ff ' ' ,Y rw,Y,fk X .79 4 I '. -1 1 I 1 1 ,ff XKMX 'fw xxw Mlm fu I'-nr' 'M' 1'1'f-Q M 'WVIV' JY, . w X T '- '-1 X' lhzlfx wwf ' w,. .-v- Iw! fin . in K.. Iimxrgwin rnkvx lllfllxhl M-K Ulm frm R 134 U1llr'Wl. In I.L11l.mtm-, and Il. I, Nt I1 IR 41 f n U 5 121.1 OIQAOIYZOPQ A smiling foursome. Officers C. Bcrulmc, M. St. Pierre, F. Madorc, C. Bouchard. W girg L'4UlL'H,Lr r 3 Du franqais par-dessus la tate is the lot of these mesdemoi- selles L. Violette, V. Beaulieu, A. Devost, and R. M. Paradis. This is a wonderful world, but wlu-rc do l fit in? says L. Ouellette. 42 Square table dxscussron The chalrman L Levesque spreads sparks of enthuslasm to th panelxsts I Lebel I Niadore D Beauheu J Niartm I Du mont and R Ouellette Money spendmg 1s always a current topzc C Tardlf B Powers and R Cyr are demonstratmg how to prepare a valid check P MBYQUIS P Nlartm 'vi Pncard P Marquls and L Cyr look on attenuvely FT 'WWE' ff? i 1-.4 ,,,,. xxx r s llcr 11171 15 fu ll ll ...Q ip? Performmg under pressure Coach, C Pelletrer, conjugatlng a Latln verb, j Labbe, w1tness, V Monn, tlmer, P Foumxer 'lr-. V 9' '. gy, '. . ' ' 3 wwf .ev ' pj , 5 ' P Qt gp. ' .V ,pls N Y- ,, X V 1'-.5 A -,H 1 I 1. . . Y X QQ' ww.. r- 'hp 1,3 , ' '73 ' A W W 'AL 4 . X gg - v - - 1 ,. W . l , . . l , . ' ' v ' , . . 'N A' W I 1 N-115 f 1 A Nl. Cy plnlm Il .s :J trc 1 tw 'ln-r. ,A-fs K I A V ra- , ,, , ' 'fy 3 'V ff ' is I r. 3 A We 5' ' ' . r 1,1 V I , V! I K ,AX ' A' . ., 14 5. In their hearts there is a prayer: I. Ouellette, A. Clzlgnon, L. Cyr, C. La- plzmte. .YOIQAOINOPQ5 . . , 'S' With heart and head united, and each helping the work of the other, urged for- ward by wisdom, success is close at hand. Z' I if , jg L IAV I 1 H sss. Speed and eficiency . . . C. Gagnon reveals typists, tips to I. Lev- esque, M. I. Cyr, and B. Fongcmie, while I. Lajoic comments on accurate spacing. Q-swf' Q' 'si' K . M- .'a , . f- , A W ,, F , J N 3, A .Vuml for Christmas. At work: P, You clmmmw I-m. xxx- stump 'vm' says Iilumrixuu '4UlII'IlIL'I'. Cyr, M. Clilifllflll. NI. Plmlllrcla- to I.. fJll1'lIl'ttl'. YY. IIllIIlpI'lfUy, C. I.1iDIiiI1tL'. A. Duvust. 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Q xfl ww' s 7? i ,J J A Iumor Executlves Presldent Ronald Albert Coenterl Secretary Phllxp P Parent V1ce Presldent Ronald Dumont and Treasurer Wllllam Smlth Kstandmgl dlrected the Iumor Class actwxues In our I umm year we began to feel ue were gettmg somewhere But tlzen ue also began to see lum much more there was to learn about the measure of our lives. U I C I Q 46 5 X 1 A 5 I x Got it? , asks Father Cuilmettc to J. Conlogue, as R. Parent, I. Thibo- deau, and R. Beaulieu give special attention to the rules of diagram- ming. A ran' mnm1'nt . , , lrmdvd down with lwmks the-w -Iuuinrx hunk likz- wrirmx Ntuuh-nh . . . Q.. St. Picrrv. R. xILll'QlliS, L. Ullvllctic. H. LL'vL'sq11c, Cl, Dlll!ilf'. C. f,llK'Hl'HQ'. H. BUllL'll.lI'!l, :md C. Klasse. uniord . . . 4 I --A 1 C. Beaulieu, P. P. Parent. R. Cannon and I.. Ca:- non are dm-lxlting a XYorld Ilistury 1'lI'lll?lK'lll wlmiclm sc-cms very amusing. ng X 1 ,x ' 'sn .X Xiulxi in Pflrix' , . . Ifft hllllk zirtixt. R. Ymle-.111 L. Parent is clarifyinli 11 Cvmm-tr! llmblvul for WNN Ul'kf'fN lu UH' JUIUUV IWI1 W B- Ur -U L. I. Dechaine. x friend S. NH-lmlucr. ILllf11fl1lJ tn 11111111161 t11L 11110115 1111dLr the NIIPKYXISIOII of Nlr 1111111 arc R CNY R Thllaoclc 111 I irclif, H. lbllp 15518 LV' K Talung adv,antu,Lc of the real flung to gtudx th1 th1 on of 1 1111111 .1dx.111t11,L 111, R N1dc.111, D. luuq IL 1r Milf, I. MIQIMIQ. A I w I I K IJ IP XI I I I I K I XI I I I L WMI we I., ww :IMI I I, ire f Q bi: W 1..- T- . .,, - . ! .z, ' gli: V' IV :'rkNT ':Nf' X , -vwxr 4.,,, V, f 7' F , . 1 , - J , ' IN ...nr X X I Slice tlmu li not saints xzt f , g .' jf . . . the-sc junior panelists. R. Fournier, Nl. 0'Cunm-ll and A, Parent tvll the clziss about Lives of Saints. 0 unlord 0 0 0 The success or failure of life Cannot be measured by material results, it must be weighed Gin the balance of Eternityf, 4 ,gli rf Offering our sacrifices xnouns keeping in mimi nieasure with Cod. says K. Beaulieu tu this class while K. Keegan puts the Christinns Project Chart up-to-date. N1rs.ClifTord Plourdc grluously glws N1 I pomtc f B :lun R On lrttf. I Violcttv, D. Cyr R NI lrtm soma pomtnrs ln homr dccorxtmg Aftvr il hard but ph-zlszolt day at Hmm- EQ., they lvis- urcly stroll luck to school . . , and . , . pose for ll pic- ture. A. Albert, A. M. Thvr- iault, S. St. Pierre, S. XYQ-lr lwcr, NI. 0,Conm'll, R. I,z1Nw, P. xI2lClOI'f', J. Bard, C. Clu- vcttz-, NI. 0114-lh-ttf-, C. xIiL'llLlllC1 and H. Yiolm-ttcz i f S -A 1? 'ix ff 4 ' X 41' W sz 'iv 4- 7' +V .1 4' 1 A. .71 fl DONALD D. COTE , ' ,iff Don . . . xice-president . . . men- ' lj tal giant in midget body . . . alert, y X happy, and calm . . . will probably ' ' go to college. tgfyf ls V. Class Officer 2, 4: Squires 1, 2, 3, JI 1 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Ilonor K Society 3, 4: Library Club of in ,Q fl 4 Amt-rm 3, 4, sat-me Fair 1, nm- F M V ' .Q go Boys' State 3: Student Council U ft V 2: Electronics Club 4: Basket- ball -2 5 PP - -I K 'su-f 'L A S X PATRICK L. PELLETIER Pat . . . class president . . . popu- lar . . . studions . . . active . . . Soucy 81 Dubay's right-hand man . . . quiet at times, but donlt let him fool you, be's full of pep . . . likes sports, especially basketball . . . College bound. Class Officer 3, 4, Potato Chips 2, 3, 4: Gateway 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Squires 1, 2, 3, 4: Dirigo Boys' State 3: Drama Club 4, Science Club 1: Electronics' Club 4: Student Council 2, 3: Safety Council 4. DANIEL R. BERUBE Dann . . . treasurer . . . neat dress- er . . . quiet farm boy . . . air- minded . . . collects pics of the latest jets . . . drives his Plymouth as if he were flying one. Class Officer 4: XVinter Carnival 1: Intramural Volleyball 2: Squires 1, 2, 3, 4: Cateway 4: Chips 4: Li- brary Club 3, 4. .4--3 D? - I ' 4 t S' iz- X W U A' . ae 5 1 , N C inch ,ip-we If l we 7 A l, 1 VICTOR X. FONCENIIE Vic . . . secretary . . . quiet, stu- dious, and industrious . . . has the best stamp collection in class . . . hobby: reading science fiction. Class Officer 4g Squires 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3: Dirigo Boys' State 3: Po- tato Cliips 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 4. l Iilll PATRICIA A. BEAULIEU Pat . . . vice-president . . . small in stature, but large in friendliness . . . hardworking gal who is always ready, willing and able . . . noth- ing like driving Old Faithful . . . can't get used to being short , ambition: Medical Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Chips 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Dirigo Girls' State 35 Good Counsel Club 2, 35 Awards, Day Playlet 3. 'Im U 3 MONA JEAN BOUCHARD Mona . . . secretary . . . one of the 7 . . . short and sweet . . . the last one to let you down . . . has the only record of never being on time . . . friendly and helpful . . . loyal GhryslerU fan . . . pet peeve: nearly drowning . . . am- bition: Assistant Buyer. Yearbook 45 Potato Chips 3, 45 St. John Valley Speech Festival 1, 2, 35 Awards' Day Playlct 35 Class Ollicer 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 Science Fair 45 Panel 25 Per- sonality Contest 3. HI ill LILLIAN A. McMANUS Sis . . . class president . . . the first of the 7 . . . the inconveni- ence or the beauty of a blush, which is greater? . . . never has an idle moment . . . thrifty . . . thoughtful of others . . . pleasant is she, and full of good intent . . .en- joys natural beauty with a touch of purple . . . pet peeve: schedules . . . ambition: college. Gateway 45 Potato Chips 2, 35 St. Iohn Valley Speech Festival 1, 25 One Act Play 15 Awards' Day Playlet 35 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Art Club 25 English Club 35 F.T.A. 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 Science Fair 2, 45 Panel 25 Debate 1. ? 1 V., RENA F. OUELLETTE Class treasurer . . . she who laughs last laughs loudest . . . neat dress- er . . . prefers popular music to arguments . . . pet peeve: quizzes . . . ambition: to be Grant's best secretary. Gateway 45 Potato Chips 1, 2, 3 45 Awards' Day 35 Class Officer 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 35 Year- book Club 45 Prom Committee 3 45 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Winter Cami- val 1. -is 41 - ta' i 11 sg at 'UT iN 'ww cl L0-fl ! 44901 WALLACE D BOSSE Always seen around school an rarely mrsses a day ready to lend a helpmg hand carrrcs hrs own five and ten Cent store '1t all hmes lrkes to catch blrds especlally plgeons Drama Club 4 L1brary Club of Amenca 3 Potato Chrps 3 4 NORMAN C CHAMBERLAIN Seen but not heard only Sen 1or boy takrng the Hamlm bus to and from school usually quxet ln class good student 1n math Squrres 1 2 3 4 Llbranan Drama Club 4 Lrbrary Club of Amerrca 3 7 1 s U jrufd I5 rom 'Qs ?' vt PAULETTE M BOUCHARD Pots person 1l1ty plus Vlother s oldest 1,1 rn 1 wluf ln French x rll s str eustomer Llitfl good ou slsztts pet peexe bugs lllllPlll0II Pleree O Donnc ll s best sm cn t mrs Gateway 4 Pot 1to Clups F5 4 Our Aet Plav l 'Z lroru Cflllllliltllt 3 4 Dram 1t1e Club 7 3 Socl1l1tw 3 4 Xvlllt r C rnlvll 1 RIT A T BOUCHARD Anothcr 7 where theres Rltl therz s f11n belrcves rn getting, tlllllf.,S clone SlT1lllS rc girclless oftc ll sun behmd the xshozl of Dul s Ilymouth eoulcl llxe on X11 Mem foods xc to bc lscpt xx ll llllllltlflfl IIIITNL 11s 7 3 4 Spueh lestu1 uc as 3 -Kxx1 s Pl1xl4t 3 FllLllNll Club 7 Prom CfPlllll1ltlLLN 'S 4 5od1l1tv l F 7 4 Wm Cxrmvall P1ml7 M lflf lt brarran 3 Xhnmr of lerson1l1tv Contest DITILJJ Clrls Stntc 'S .. if i5 unc an in 99' f' 5? ' CLAUDETTE M. CLAVETTE Clav . . . attractive brunette . . . slirlhtly temperamental . . . an ever ready cashier at Nt-wberry's . to know her is to like hr-r . rather quiet but full of fun . . pet pevve: surprise quizzes . . ambition: beautieian. Gateway 41 Potato Chips 1, 4: Awards' Day Playlet 31 English Club 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee 4g Personality Contest 3. To P. Beaulieu, I. Levesque, P. Bouchard and C. Madore one thing seems very important - a formula - the measure of baby's meal. X x 1 ' ,tl ff f il ,I . ,fi p iii! ',.u JAMES CIIRISTIE Came to us after studying a year at the Nlarist Preparatory Semin- ary in Bedford . . witty . . . carries a smile you can see a mile . . . would give his lifetime's eam- ings for a ride in an airplane . . . plans to join the Army. Squires 2, 3, 4: Library Club of America 2, 3, Yearbook 4g Potato Chips 4. gi ANDRINA J. CYR Good sense and good nature are never separated when it comes to Andrina . . . always ready for work and pleasure . , . prefers painting to homework . . . is able to put her point across . . . ambition: so- cial worker. Gateway 4g Awards' Day Playlet 3g Good Counsel Club 3, Art Club 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4g So- dalify 1, 2, 3, 4. F' . . rg ff-4 M.: I , . f ' 1 s , I Us GERALD R CYR Piton Big tease smiles while the teachers chew him out genial muscle man m bihon to join the U S Nhrines Intramural Basketball I Squires 1 2 3 4 Art Club 3 XVIII er Carnival I Yearbook 4 66 Clin tk? way . HERNIAN R. CYR Pee VVeen . . . likes to firh . . . will someday catch a whale in the Violette Brook . . . excellent haml- ball player . . . has a knack for basketball . . . will join the Army in a year or two. Squires 2, 3, 4g Library Club of America 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Volleyball lg XVinter Carnival 1. an' 5-4-7 H1 IACKLINE NI CIR ack if Silence were Lflltltll she would bt rich ut from 1 secure apirk mix burxt 1 uughh flame cn ow mmt uinttr sports pct peut compositions IITIIDIUOII nurse Cfiteu iw 4 Au lrds Du Pl ixlct 3 Cood Counsel Club 7 3 Prom Committee 3 4 Scunct Fur 7 Santa C Niarquis surclx receixtd 1 bciutiful Christmas presrut this xelr cuntx T 60 Ouellette .H ji' GHC! fAe Uohn 14 ,QM 'ff' ull xg MARTIN A CYR ness good natured sugar oot weakness luughlng wlll rely on Uncle Sam to show h1m mechamcs Lxbrary Club of AITltl'lC'1 2 3 Catcwav 4 Intmmuml Basktthall 1 2 Squxresl 2 3 xV1I'ltCX' Car nlva 1 JAMES R CYR lm nfleman of Caribou Road wlll remaln Qllltlt ln class but brxngxng the books home rs '1SlxlDj, too much 'lIT'llJlflOD flnm, 1 rlflc for Uncle Sim gf1llll'tS 1 7 3 4 Llbrary Club of AIT1tYlC'l 7 3 JOHN J DESIARDINS Cone expert xuth a boat and on water skis ambltlon to joln the Amn and thcn contlnue ID hls fathers footsteps Class Officer 2 Squxres 2 3 Pota to Clups l 2 Catewav 4 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 2 Lxbrarv Club of Amerlca 3 4 Wmter Cam1val 1 61 I BARBARA L DEROSIER Babs long tall Sally sparkhng brunette last of I I s glrls llkes to let off steam at a dance promlses to he an all round girl favorlte pastlme sewmg pet peeve bemg told she s young ambxuon college Potato Chxps 1 2 3 4 One Act Play 1 Awards Day Playlet 3 Good Counsel Club 3 Prom Com mxttce 3 4 Sodalltyl 2 3 Scl ence Faxr 2 4 Wmter Carmval 1 3' 77 o 0 U l 2. ,ffl I 1 ' R' wr NJ. U . 1 t D I. . .. I I 1' ' . ' V j n , 1 Hi fi V , . I fi, . .V . , K I I1 Lv U- l -Q 1 . Zfsrf I L, fily, A' If . 'lm I , In Q -in .,.g.w X r -3-J 'a :gt 4, Q .- ,NX .vi 'mx , KK Il ' Cl I! - Mart . . . contagious cheerful- , ' ' ' ' ' ' -. - . ' , or ' , , , 9 - 3 7 7 7 l 1 . 1 l ' l . ' ' ' ' ' , 4 ' , , 9 '- ', 5 ' ' - egg ci n . ,. EM f : n - -, X . 'Q ' - , 4 - 9 ' 1 , ' , 5 ,, 1.-4 ' ' , 6 A CI URI -X DOUCETTE Livelv Cha Cha fan quiet but dont let her fool you enjoxs the domestic arts sevslng and cooking prefers movies w1th a sad ending ambihon wants to see the world beginning with Connectlcut Potato Chips 1 St Iohn Speech Contest 1 English Club 2 3 Prom Committee 3 -nk Q44 RHNIONDI DI VOND C-'reat lcaclcr with pruiclentiil as pirations lulpul to orpmize the famous Bois High Cheerlead ers utrxbodx N pil weakness Pom Pom and more Pom Poms plans to enter the accountmg field Class Oflicerl 7 3 4 Squiresl 2 3 4 Science Cluhl 4 Dingo Bow State 3 Safety Council 4 Student Council 3 Cateuax 4 Art Club 3 Winter Camual 1 EVCITXE H, DUHOXD jolly fellow, but the sound of a typewriter 'gives him a headache . . . when summer rolls by Cene's pickup truck strolls in high . . . ambition: to work in Hartford after testing Armx' life. Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 In tramural X olluball 2 YN inter Car mxal 1 Library Club of -Xmerica ROBFRT D DUHOND Bo can see over every bodvs head always seeks to tease those that are meek every dav of the week farm life keeps him physically healthy weakness keeping st1ll hello Hartford Library Club of Amenca 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 VV1nter Carnual 1 Levesque and lx Stewart husili to nom C' Claxette Nl Niamn P Bouchard P Beaulieu and B Derosier in ardent study 999 7 ,I br .J . Z ' 2, 3, 4. ' A Mag ...W I S , 1 L' 1 1 - v l 7 9 1 ' , 9 .. by A ' A A - - , p . 1 . . . I' R 1 , AVA lx MPA . ' . AJV u .1 Q l X l f xx ' - L P . S U ' . . 1 f 2 A ., .il ' I . 1 2 12 4 my 'ri ' f 4- w k.. v 14 if C V ' ' 2 Z if-L 12? , I .3 - '2f?3,i'L ., K nip? - ' 'v - A . . . .. ' H . L.. , 1 ' , 2 S, ' ,, ' n V - 1 Q , A , . 3,3 , N, gt 1 , ,, . . . I . 1 ' - : fi ' ,' 5 l . 7. ' I 9 . .V v I A ' 1. . aw LUCIEV A FORTIN Llkeable ean cut sllent llkes huntmg Hsh mg an garage work cuts a smooth Hgure on the dance floor seeks Army lrfe Gateway 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Wlnter Carmval 1 Volleyball 2 Lrbrary Club of America 2 3 4 'r -D in faqlu. 'NELSON F FONFENIIE e cheerful and fnendly wrth everybody slow but sure drlves the pepprest car rn town plans to go 1nto Real Estate Buslness Gateway 4 Potato Chlps 3 4 Squlres 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Class Officer 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 CILNIAX P CACNOW Blanc hates lobster u has a krnd heart for everythmg and everybody else has been rn the theatre all through hlgh school fworks at the Ca ety and Manlynl wlll pro ably go back there after servrce 111 the Army Lxbrary Club of Amenca 3 Squlres 4 .7 With future m mmd N Chamberlam and G Cyr busy themselves ln the shop learmng all they can f-Oak Q f Q 3 'O MIKE C CACNON Battles the books like a bulldozer beams all oxer when he gets the ansvser and never misses the humor around him us lnterests are wide hunting, fishing a good book television and sports the local pool hall in Kecg an After a tour in the Army he looks forward to a good Job 4.3 NELSON A IANIBARD Speaks his own language which hardlv amone understands friendly to exerxbodx c iss ioker ambition llll'Ol11C Cl1'lI1ll hohbx working ou cirs further education trade school Intramural Basketball 1 Vlmter Carmxal 1 ' 1 'Obi eaufy in rom ga JOHN H. HEBERT The Athlete . . . participated in all the organized sports during his four years of Boys' High . . . pop- ular . . . Captain of Varsity bas- ketball and baseball . . . likes cars . . . will attend the University of Connecticut to study pharmacy. Gateway 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club lg Physics Club 4g Squires 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Fair 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ba --1 Q-QL. S wllumi IUIILL E Vidmud nuusures out induce in Qocmlogu 111199 Con Ltrntd with tht mitttr irc C Xiaclort C Outllzttt L Nic Nimus R Bouthird I1 Plourdt ind N1 Bouthzrd nan 7 A V D 1 ' I. ... ' 1. if , , . 1 . x 41, . 1 I V -, . f- l'a ,:::' V, 3 i --4 Ai . 45? , , 4 iffy, -4 ',.g'. '35, 4.1! K , 5' fx. I ,117-, X-'K , ix. -: ' V 1 4 '.n f . . . ' f -' n' j . .. 11,1- ' .... .zz . 4 J 'v . -1 s v' . L ra. 1- I -- 1. .I -- .K -,Xxx X lkvfw .1 ',. '1,. 'Q '1. - '. 1 fl,-, ,' ' ' .f tr ef- 'I .t-',ff-'i 1' ie our Aou , cf an ever adfcng CAMILLE R LAPIERRE Fnendly h'1tes studylng but IS always ready to lend a help mg hand 1 true frrcnd dlsllkes homework 8.IlllJlt10I1 sxgnlng., up XV1tl1 Uncle Sun Gateway 4 Chlps 1 2 3 Intra murals I 2 SCIGHCC Club 1 Art Clu 2 3 E' GILBERT I LAPLANTE Speaks a llttle known language sound effects boxsterous xntent on graduatmg capable of physlcal endurance feats may someday settle down on the famm SQUITCS 4 6 5 ALVIN I LAIOIE T1 V1n studxous fnendly hked by everybody looks qulet but dont let the looks fool you yust g1Ve hlm a spark and youll find hes full of dynanute hkes huntxng ambrtlon Army Class Officer 3 Basketball Man ager 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Squlres 1 2 3 4 Art Club 3 ROBERT I LANCLAIS Bo talkatrve c ass tmg teachers mad fseldom fallsl hobby sleepmg 1kes sports dxsllkes lack of money Clups 4 Intramurals 1 2 4 Sqmres 2 3 4 IV Basketball Manager 3 0 0 K 0 o . A f 1 xx Xu! ' a ff' X Q 4 I J ,N L I .- Ngbjjfi 'xf . s , KQV' , 2- f fe ' , ' sf , . V f 'Kb JW ,X 1 17 1 J ' y X x ff L n 1 f Vu f , I , at t . .. L- 1 V f if W -dxlxxk, , J s QI, gs' ' . ' ll X V 1 ,YR 5 2:1 . . . . l ' Sify-LV... . 1 . . . . . . : .' '-'i '.'tTf ' 1 9 ' I ae-1 4' Q - -VA, :Emi 'J V I xl: :Q ' . I . , - 1 ' i b ... ' . - . . ,- teaser . . . has his own way of get- b ., . . . . Q :l ' . . . . l : ' , , 5 - - Pu' - 'F 5' Q x V 5 ,gk V ,x : Ayn , ' -lf 2 1 .M , I If Q ' - . of ? Y . . ' :fi- ll I 1 JAMES A. LAUSIER Hails from Grand Isle . . . seen but not heard . . . hobby: repair- ing radios . . . likes dancing . . . finds potato picking too back- breaking . . . ambition: contact- ing the nearcst Army Recruiter. Intramurals 31 Vollevball 2. Li- brary Club of America 2, 3, 45 Dirigo Boys' State 3. I Mari .p 2 ' Y? ., I LEO JAMES LEBEL jimmy . . . iutcnda to become a millionaire by collecting c-nine . . . excels in ticket wlliuu . . . can al- ways be sc-cu wlicrt- tlicrt- ix noiw in a clawroom. Potato Chips 3. -41 St-liool l.ilvr.1ri- an 3, 41 Squirt-N 1. 12. 3. -1. Intra- mural Basketball 1. 2. 53. uc-br goo! creafec! man incorrulafigg . . . RAYMOND Bi. IAYOIE uPeauut', . . . atomic dynamo . . , X 9 go, go. go boy . . . wllerc liclp ix needed, Pt-anutn conu-N to tlic rcscue . . . never a dull day, Gateway 4: Potato Cliipx 1. 2, 3, ,toy 45 Assistant Librarian 3: Scii-ucv l Fair 2, 4g Intramural Baxketball 2. -4 34 Science Club Ig Electronics Club 4. Future teacbcr, Armaudf- Morin, asks vocabulary words to Ft. Ouellette. C. Clavcttc and C. Ouellette l00li up the next word wliilc A. Pcllcticr drcams away. 1' ,-X , ., - 4 :Nj ' -i ,,,.,...f-f- ,, L.. ,ua 'iw- fo flue image 0 id own eneaa. lYVisdom 2, 235 M ,454 at HILDA C. LEVESQUE So sweet, so fair, so loads of fun, she's liked by all, disliked by none . . . weekends bring a smile to her face, no buses to the game a frown . . . enjoys dancing and bowling . . . ambition: seamstress. Gateway 45 Potato Chips 45 One- Act Play 1, 25 Cood Counsel Club 2 35 Sodality lg Science Fair 2. LIICIEN LEBEL Knows when to keep quiet in class . . . listening to a good joke is a must . . . likes hunting, swimming . . . hates fish . . . dreams of be- coming a bulldozer operator. Squires 2, 3, 45 Library Club of America 3. 'O In-I JACKLINE R. LEVESQUE Iackie . . . a smile for each, a friend to all . . . excellent cook and adroit seamstress . . . enjoys a good game of bowling . . . to her, life is nothing without music' . . . pet peeve: to see time Hy . . . ambition: hair stylist. Catewa 45 Potato Chips 1, 2, 3, 45 Good, Counsel Club 2, 3, 45 So- dality 15 VVinter Carnival 15 Li- brarian 3. 67 f 48 'I X ' ' - I ' f and NOBLE N. LEVESQUE Crazy about Rock'n Roll music . . . fastest dribbler of the hoop squad . . . champ foul shooter . , . de- velops photos in his own dark room . . . ambition: Diesel Mechanic. Gateway 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball lg Drama Club 4, Class Officer 45 Library Club of America 35 Sci- ence Fair 3. ,mm Jonx P. xuuomi, Jn. Fast talker , . . you can hear him before you see him . . . sports minded . . . hobby: arguing with his teachers. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Winter Carnival 15 Score Keeper 35 Squires 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club of America 25 School Band 25 Chips 1, 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Gateway 4. uf if L , Nvytnl . L0 1 it iiyfl .4 . tl QU? in L . K , 5 1 . x, c:u.uu.r:NE H. x1A1JoR,E L Charln . . . Look into her eyes CERARD HAROl'lS lg? fiolinifeygfl gelgeglh a limi Solid citizen . . . dependable, n- sligit color tints her cheeks which gig amlaljlgufogqiieratet qfjgg ,I bllimgs a Clxeery snldiifor one and likes to operate on old radios and a.d'ri.' pe thpeevedd es ' ' ' am' lift the dust on the Long Lake Cjto ' S864 esworh' F H I 1 Road his two green Dodges aeWaY 9 P990 CS va 5 . . . am ition: Army. Qnggj-,CgiP1ag 5' if gdwglfb if 3' Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Squires Z 1 ii ty ' ' ' ' In er ar' 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Chips mva ' 45 Gateway 45 Winter Carnival 1. f L lf. I , , M X K' +G 'N . v 'gi Ui .W . L S tw fufvfwyf 'j7524' 4, q Hot air . . . muscling the car out of the snow bank , j.:,,,3 fi' are G. Gagnon, R. Dumond, P. Pelletier, W. Bosse, - k ,l G. Marquis, H. Ouellette and M. Gagnon. 2,1 , H l'lf'l'l ll C, N1KllQl'lS Extremely quiet . . . likes to beat a trail to Caswell . . . weakness: blushing . . . keeps busy as ri mechanic . . . plans to join the service. Squires 1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Car- nival l. EMILY M MICHAUD Blonde Bombshell shll an other 7' Mavencks truest an bookwomx who hates snakes staunch democrat bramstorm of the class unpre dlctable as Apnl showers class actress ambxtlon For elgn SEFYICC Gateway 4 Potato Chlps 2 3 4 Speech Festlval VVmner 2 3 One Act Play 3 Englxsh Club 2. '3 4 Sodallty 1 2 Sclence Falr 2 4 YV1nter Camlval l Xorce of Dt mocracy Wmner 3 ,M JO 'N I XIII LS Excellent drum player plans to complete hrs du wrth Uncle Sam and someday ead hrs own orchestra Art Club 2 Potato Chlps 3 Lx brary Club of Amenca 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 . 4 Ni ARG -XRET Ni ARTIN Marge whrz rn commercral subjects plays the gultar and accordxon like a true musxclan fancy figure skater spends her summers 1n Connectlcut and plans to retum pet peeve gettmg up early ambxtron pnvate secretary Gateway 4 Potato Chrps 3 Class Officer 1 Enghsh Club 3 4 Wm ter Camrval 1 -KRNIANDE T HORIN Pres1dent of the FTA ener getlc mxss has a yen for pettl coats perfect attendance rec ord to dances pet peeve to be kept Waltlng ambmon future teacher Gateway 4 Potato Chrps 1 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 Good Counsel Club 2 3 FTA Club 3 4 Sodall ty 1 2 3 4 Wmter Camlval 1 9 T 69 a 4-J CHESTER J OUELLETTE Would llke to have a permanent home where hunhng, md fishlng., are plentlful plans to 1o1n the Mllltary Pollce hobby alr planes Intramural Basketball 2 00 H256 L5 l'0l7l . HERNI AIN R OLELLETTE Studlcd two years at Eymard Preparatory Semlnary IH New lork then came to us Qolltcts rocks for a hobbv clfums ht has the oldest gun IH the State f Malne hates a noxsy study a ambltlon being 1 m ltht matics teacher Intrlmural Basketball '3 Llbmry C ub of Amerlca 3 4 Elettrorues Club 4 NATHAN C OUELLETTE Tall and senous alwa s xx ell Y groomed class gultarlsf i n keeps busy by addmg new fan gled gadgets to lus Ford truck hopes to get rlch by farmmg Squ1res 1 2 if Ni' CLAUDETTE O OUELLETTE Rosy checked mlss who halls from L1 e clanns there 18 nothlng lxke dnvmg Dads tar a fnend to all agreelble pet peexe golng t bed imblhon teacher Gateway 4 Art Club 2 3 4 SCI ence Fan 2 4 L5 dll! L6 OLU' Jian Lll' if --fs. 1- ARNIAIND I PARENT Halls from Lllle designs hls own cars ln study halls guts a lot of competltlon to ttlchtrs hkes to go huntlng md fish In amhlhon IOIIHDQ the Wmter Carnlvil 7 Lloriry Cluh of Amerlca 1 7 3 4 Z ,,.f- Satrac even the n'1me mvstlfled the seniors who got the gllldCd tour through the Armys only satellite truklng st ltl0D Fr Lahretqut R Dumond B Vlolette R Lavole I WVebber 'NI Levesque I Hebert P Pelletler 1nd Fr ClllllLmCIt6 Q ' THERESA K OLELLETTE loveible blonde hlushes C85lly horn wlth g,1ft of glggles 'ls damty IS a glnss sllpper hltes puhllc spmlung famlllar flee at the gym ambltxon seamstress Gateway 4 Potato Ch1ps 3 4 One Act Play 2 Good Counsel Club 2 3 Sc1ence Falr 7 VV1nter Cam1val 1 Personallty Contest 3 'T KN CHRISTIAN I PARENT Attended Xianst College and Sem mary at Bedford Nlass lkes collectlng stamps and colns dreamm of owmng hrs own car am 1t1on to make his career ln the Army Intramural Blslcethall 3 Squlres 3 4 Lxbrary Club of Amerlcw 3 4 Potato Chips 4 Gltewfxy 0 I q -' I l , K. Q . N l lilly I Tan . .. . ... - f 7. '... . 7- l mf '. if 'iff 1 T , Q 1 - A g , ' I . Army and bemg a mechanic. ' ,L-, , . --CQ ' 7 . T 5 ' Y . A u nf? ,pi q l 5 x pl , ', W we I I A E... I , A 1. - V fy .. if 3 2, , A , 1 V. . I . ' 2, , 4 9 2 - .,.. V If .,. 1 . . . .' z' .1 z . ',.. , .I , , . ,1. , . , . X 4 . ' . I CLAUDE PICARD Prefers hunting to school . . . likes dancing and going out with girls from Grand Isle . . . enjoys play- ing basketball against the Varsity. Intramural Basketball 15 2, 3g Bas- ketball 2g Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Squires 1, 2, 3. RACHEL P. PLOURDE Ray . . . Xie too l'm a 7 . . . Monfs last feminine gem . . . in summer is often seen on water skis . . . has a yen for good books . . . good school spirit . . . carries lu-r heart in her hand . . . ambition: taking over mom's store. Gateway 4, Potato Chips 2, 3, One-Act Play l, 2, Class Oflicer l, 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, Science Fair 2, 45 XYinter Carnival 1, English Club 2, 3. each me oo nears, idci ine, nowecle .. ANNETTE PELLETIER Nanit,' . . .Whoopsl another 7 . . . A riot . . . hilarious . . . wild . . . unique . . . likes Sugarfoot and Hoby . . . being taken for granted leaves her furious . . . honest with a capital H . . . get- ting to know her is a challenge but it's worthwhile. Gateway 4, Potato Chips 3, 4g One-Act Play 1, 3g Art Club 3, Sodality lg Winter Carnival 1. Y ,-f. VVho is the fairest of them all?', G. St. Pierre, A. Cyr H Leves ue B Derosier I Cvr C Doucette T Ouellette,qM., I. .Bouchard ,will soon Hind out. y 72 leave e ieue f g COI'VlI'l'lal'l Hlentd LLAYTON A ST PIERRE Plton slow but sure easy going homework IS stlll unmentlonable to hun un Jl tlon Army llfe Squlresl 2 3 4 Intr1mur1lBas ketball 1 NORNIAIN L POWERS Likes to tease hates bemg teased relies on hrs Stude baker truck to dnwe from the wrlds of Keegan to hls lob at the A 6: P never an rdle moment ambltron paying a two year usxt with Uncle Sam Class Ofllcer 3 Gateway 4 Intra mural Basketball 3 Volleybal 2 Ilbrary Club of Amerlca 2 3 4 XVIDICI' Camlval 1 GENEVA T ST PIERRE Gen the seventh 7 slim IH nature but broad m knowl edge good natured cymc who admires Indlans class YV1t who gets most of the materral by read mg mystery stones chokmg rs her pet peeve and hypocrxtes bug her the most ambxtlon Niedx cal Secretary Gateway 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 S eech Fest1val 1 2 8 One Act Pay 1 Art Club 2. Enghsh Club 3 Sclence Falr 2 4 Winter Car nlva 1 73 JOHN R ST PIERRE Two yardstlcks tall possesses great artlstlc talents Sklllflll ln basketball hard worker when he gets down to lt m brtlon to become a U S Nlanne SQLIITCS 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Volleyball 2 Clubs Art L1 brary 2 3 Drama Club 4 Cate way 4 Potato Chlps 4 53 i Q..-...-.Q-...Q--iv - - - . . 7.- I lvl Simi KATHLEEN F. STEYVART Katy . . . Class librarian . . . charming . . . sees the silver lining on every cloud . . . music at her linger tips . . . bookworin . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . . likes to dance and type . . . ambition: to attend the Conserva- tory of Music. Gateway 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, 2, English Club 2, 3g Cvlee Club 4, Personali Contest 3. fx! JAMES L. WEBBER Seen more in Grand lsle than in V. B .... drives his own ear . . . mischievous, but keeps wi the good side of teachers . , . sports minded . . . ambition: Kit-cliczll School. Class Officer 1. 2. 31 Squires l, 2, 8, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 31 Yolley ball VERNON THERIAULT Foxx . . . small, but makes up for it by talking . . . lives on skis during wintertime . . . weaknessz Rock 'n Roll music . . . ambition: join the Barber Association. Squires 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2g Potato Chips l. 2. 3. 4: School Band 25 Library Club of America 2, 3: lVinter Carnival lg Varsity.: Basketball Manager 2: Gateway 4. - 1 VALERIEN C. VIOLETTE Billy . . . came to us after one yea: of Seminary life . . . quiet . . . thinks twice before talking . . . likes a good boat with a powerful motor . . . ambition: to become a mechanic and heavy equipment operator. Squires 2, 3, 4, Library Club of America 2, 34 School Band 2, 3, 4. flllf . 3' I K ,Af X1 . if Nfl Q M A - a X .P 3 Y Q in 0 01227 i 1, 29 Safety Council 41 Gateway-1. A At the Prom . . . VVitli music, smiles and a dance the uening rolls by pleasantly for C NI-irquis P Beaulieu R Ouellettt ind H Dumoncl 4 is X ear oo fa ,D ,,,,Fm Proud of the honors bestowed on 'The Catewayi' in past years, we, the Seniors of 159, set to work early in the schoolyear, de- termined to do as well, if not better, than our predecessors. In November. volun- teers began soliciting patrons as financial backing for the publication, while editors, writers and typists prepared the necessary script and layouts. Meeting the deadlines always required much effort and many hours of labor. But the whole process was rewarding - we developed initiative, a spirit of cooperation and a sense of reliability. Also, the contact with the advisors and the many staff mem- bers made for more friendliness, sympathy and understanding - all of which are top- important in a students life. Now that the work is over, we eagerly await the outcome. All toil and hardships are forgotten in the anticipation of holding in our hands The 59 Gatewayf our year- bookf, -of X -l --.P l L--W-A-Ha. in-n b, , -qi o EDITORS: P. Pelletier, R. B0l.lChaId, E. Michaud R. Dumond and R. Plourde. VVRITERS: C. Marquis, D. Cote, M. I. Bouchard, A. Lajoie, R. St. Pierre, L. McManus, C. St. Pierre and A. Pelletier. df vesque. 4 TYPISTS: . Levesqu, T. O lltt A Morin, P. geaulieu, RP Ouelletlig, eHe 4: 2 U 1. l R. Dumond, B. Derosier, Leo I. Lebel, I. Levesque, V. Theriault, A. Morin, R. Lavoie, R. Bouchard. 3,3 -4. 1,....--. 'f ..- . K Lillian McManus and Gerard Marquis Kathleen Stewart and Donald Cote 'f Yu. .51 iifw 9 s -'L Theresa. Ouellette and Dan Bembe Patsy Beaulieu, Geneva St. Pierre and Pat Pelletier f-N, ..........,.L W Paulette Bouchard and Emily Michaud and Mona Jean Bouchard and Camille Lapierre Raymond Dumond Ronald J. St. Pierre Noble Levesque, Rachel Plourde and John Hebert GGLD SILVER STAB BANGOR ,AND .AROOSTOOK R.AlI.RO.AD 7 , , , 4. ,. 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