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

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THE COMMERCIAL CLASS QU First Row: Gerald Bilodeau, Robert St. Pierre, Ronald St. Onge, Brother Henri Pierre, George Banks, Daniel Coffey, Guilman Dube. Second Row: Normand Boulay, Maurice Laliberte, Normand Pontbriand, Maurice Ouellette, Noel Cloutier, Gerard Soucy, jean Blais, Normand Violette, Reginald Nadeau, Maurice Bazinet. Third Row: Richard Poisson, Remi Caron, Darrel Long, Paul Cote, Gerald Auclair, Philippe St. Pierre, Aime Morin, Robert Cote, Marcel Labrecque, Normand Lebrun. THE COMMERCIAL CLASS qzp First Row: Paul Deschesnes, Paul Brochu, Normand Poulin, Brother Paul Etienne, Andre Chaloux, Henri Paul Bernier, Onil Bourgoin. Second Row: Raymond Lafrance, Normand- Cusson, Gregoire Lesperance, Maurice Carrier, Leo Delorme, Eugene Langlais, Philippe Moore, Robert Gervais, Robert Vallee, Daniel Vachon. Third Row: Gilbert Richard, Leo Pelletier, Gerald Theberge, Maurice Cloutier, Gerard Soucy, Rayrnond Dube, Milton Caron. ,

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THE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Delano Boutin, Vice-president Daniel Wellehan, President Emile Bousquet, Secretary Standing: Gilman Dube, Councilor Normand Poulin, Councilor Gerard Mathieu, Councilor THE HONOR STUDENTS Seated: Marcel Grondin, Roger Fortier, Delano Boutin, Robert Tardif. Standing: Harold Skelton, Emile Bousquet, James Paradis, Daniel Wellehan, Gerard Mathieu.

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THE COLLEGE CLASS Front Row: joseph Sommers, Paul Goulet, James Paradis, Gilbert Beliveau, Daniel Wellehan, Emile Bousquet, Emilien Tardif, Fernand Cloutier, Normand Bureau, Paul Bazinet. Second Row: Roger Fortier, Bertrand Gagnon, Victor Bernier, Normand Fournier, Raymond Voyer, Delano Boutin, Albert Collet, Brother Francis, Bertrand Fournier, Fernand Couture, Paul Bellisle, Julien Dumont, Gerald Cloutier, Robert Tardif. Third Row: Maurice Robitaille, Richard Domingue, Harold Skelton, Gerard Mathieu, Robert Breton, john Thompson, Raymond Delorme, Roland Courtemanche, Alfred Lapointe, Paul Bellegarde, Laurier Maheux, Henry Couillard, Roger Sutton, Roger Mailhot. OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE SCHOOL We are but SOPHOMORES! Yet, in the two short years that we have been attending Saint Dominic's, we have had more than sufficient time to realize the many advantages offered by a GRAND SCHOOL where the religious teachers work hand in hand with their pupils, where friendship established not only on mere social conventions but on supernatural motives is taught effectively day in and day out, where our American motto E Pluribus Unum is an everyday accomplishment, where sincerity in life, Veritas Vitae , is taught in action as well as in words. To the eyes of the supposedly wise, our actions may not always have been an evidence of our deep appreciation and sincere gratitude for so many benefits, but, we know that we have meant well and that our teachers, who are gifted with a keen understanding of the problems proper to our age, read the expression of our contentment and of our thanks even in our apparent giddiness.