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

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HOCKEY VARSITY Rev. Bro. Leonard, Coach, Gerry Berube, Mgr., Billy Welch, Mgr., Andie Couillard, Ray Langlais, Gil Dube, Ray Dube, Ray Chouinard, Ronnie St. Onge, Norm Bureau, Marc Sauvageau, Ray Comeau, Bob Lajoie, Fern Cloutier, Bob Poulin, Dick Deschesne, Maurice Cloutier, Chuck Freehette. SCORES Ours Theirs 4 Bridgton 3 9 Bowdoin V.'s 4 , 7 Colby Frosh 0 9 Kents Hill I 5 Hebron 1 6 Notre Dame, Berlin 3 9 Lewiston 2 17 Berlin 0 2 S. D. H. Alumni 2 7 Gardiner 0 14 Gardiner 2 7 Notre Dame, Berlin 3 1 Bridgton 2 3 Colby Frosh 1 9 Bowdoin, V.'s 3 5 Notre Dame, Berlin 0 8 Maine Annex 0 5 Kents Hill l 10 Lewiston 1 5 Mt. St. Charles 0 8 Notre Dame, Alumni 6 0 La Salle, Providence 2 155 40 Won 20 Lost 2 Tied l

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amount of yardage, and Ray shining both on offense and defense. Ends Fern Clouticr and Ray Morin also gave good accounts of themselves. All good things must come to an end, I suppose, and in our seventh start, thc Red Eddies of Aubum, who later went on to win the State Championship, ended our winning streak at six straight. In spite of the fine running of Banks, Comeau, and Bob Albert, and nifty line work by Gerry Berube and Chuck Frechette, a pair of old reliables, the Doms were shut out without a point, while the Eddies romped to four T. D.'s. Their cause was greatly aided by the retirement of Gerry Tetu and Porky Lecompte from injuries early in the game. With four regulars out of action, the Doms were once again defeated, this time by Saint Louis of Biddeford. Marcel Morin, F em Foumier, and Aime Morin tumed in stellar performances aided by Hank Paradis and Capt. Ray Comeau, but their efforts just didn't seem to be enough. In our final tilt of the season, our Saints once again bounced back into the victory column, with Norm Blais back in the running aside of Ray Comeau. The pair seemed to romp all over the field that afternoon, accounting for three touch- downs between themselves. After the game, a defeated Mount St. Charles outfit headed back to Rhode Island, knowing that they had played quitc a football team. Bill Welch and Don Langlais showed up well defensively. It was certainly with happy hearts that we turned in our suits at the season's end, and started dream- ing about next year's campaign. Daniel Wellehan, '51

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THE JUNIOR VARSITY I A M' Renc Lajoie, Gerard Theberge, jean Blais, Maurice Ouellette, Philippe St. Pierre, Normand Bureau, Roger Pacquvtte, Raymond Carbonnc-au, Raymond Dube, Gilman Dubc, Gene Langlais, Robert Gervais, Albert Collet, Raymond Delorme, Leo Pelletier. THE FRESHMAN TEAM Freddy Dumont, Don Morin, Maurice Lesperance, Paul Lagueux, Donald Morin, Bob Bolduc, Brother Hector, Coach, Roland Dutil, Marcel Poirier, Dick Marquis, Bert Pomcrleau, Norm Savard, Fernand Charest.