St Dominic High School - Echo Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS AT A GLANCE The graduating class of 1950 have been one of the most cooperative in the short history of Saint Dominic High School. A rapid survey of the numerous ac- tivities in which the Juniors have participated will prove that the foregoing asser- tion is conform to the exact truth. School Band: Norm L'Heureux, Paul Chaloux, Louis P. Grondin. Glee Club: Paul Chaloux, Louis P. Gagne, Don Martin, Norm St. Pierre, Hank Paradis, Armand Gosselin, and Dick Deschesne, Debating Club: Lionel Bonenfant and Henry Paradis. Radio Electronic Club: Norm L'I-Ieureux, Norm Angers, and Henry Delisle. The French Play: Ralph Ouellette, Louis P. Gagne, Henry Delisle, Bob Poulin. The Annual Minstrel: Dick Deschesne, Gerry Tetu, Norm St. Pierre. The Pep Rallies: Gerry Tctu, Gerry Beaudet, Paul Chaloux, Don Langlais, Lawrence Dudzic, Maurice Provost, Louis P. Gagne, and Hank Paradis. Football Squad: Bob Albert, Don Langlais, Ralph Ouellette, Paul Chaloux, Porky Lecompte, Link Chabot, Hank Paradis, Norm Vallee, Dick Deschesne, Ray Morin, and Gerry Tetu. Basketball Five: Porky Lecompte, Norm Vallee, Ray Morin, and Gerry Tetu. Hockey Sextet: Dick Deschesne and Bob Poulin. Baseball Team: Porky Lecompte, Hank Paradis, Norm Vallee, Dick Deschesne, and Don Martin. Ski Team: Bob Albert, Don Langlais, and Norm Vallee. Besides participating in all the school activities, the Juniors have been steady supporters of all the artistic, cultural, and sport events sponsored by the school, as a matter of fact, their attendance nears the 98W mark. The Juniors have given their effective support to the distribution of the Sunday collection envelopes, to the Paper Drives, to the installation and removal of the bleachers on the field and at the City Hall, to the various committees of the French Play. Our class officers have taken to themselves the organization of the Member- ship Boosters' Drive at the school. They made a real success of iti well over 3500.00 were added to the fund through their efforts and the cooperation of the whole student body. Last but not least, the Juniors fulfilled their duty by preparing outstanding and elaborate decorations for the junior-Senior Prom, under the able leadership of Brother Magella, our class advisor, to whom we are very thankful. Although we have carried a wide range of activities, our class numbering forty, has eight names on the Honor Roll: Henry Delisle, Don Langlais, Gerald Albert, jean Goulet, Link Chabot, Bob Albert and Don Martin. May we express our gratitude to the members of the Faculty for their clear understanding of youth's problems and our admiration for their unceasing devoted- ness to-our truly Catholic and American education. Don Langlais, '50

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THE COLLEGE CLASS Front Row: Gerard Beaudet, Paul Chaloux, Donald Langlais, Henry Paradis, Robert Albert, Adelard Lecompte, Normand Vallee. Second Row: Reynald Moreau, Raoul Ouellette, Lawrence Dudzie, Brother Albert, Ronald Morin, Lionel Bonenfant, Jean Louis Goulet, Henry Leblond. Third Row: Louis Philippe Gagne, Andre Gagne, Robert Samson, Maurice Provost, Lucius Goulet, Bertrand Moreau, Henry Delisle, Normand l'I-Ieureux, THE COMMERCIAL CLASS First Row: Normand Angers, Armand Gosselin, Georges Levasseur, Gerald Albert, Bertrand Frechette, Daniel Isabel. Second Row: Claude Labonte, Donald Martin, Maurice Fournier, Brother Magella, Philippe Jacques, Maurice Godin. Third Row: Normand St. Pierre, Kenneth Connor, Raymond Morin, Richard Deschesnes, Robert Poulin, Marcel Chabot, Reynald Berube, Normand Perry.

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