St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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H Class History OUR FIRST YEAR On October 4. 1950, thirty-thre efreshmeu, members of the Third Order ofSt. Francis. we an grass,were Initiated into the stu- earned how to study, and how ' dent body of St. rancis High School e were e this group of freshmen t to we 1th . . e were informed t , he class of 1954, was a rim ' e for work and e 3 mm for p1 y. Our spirit was excellent, and we have kept It so e w re moving into an entirely new and modern building, built to provide more space June was soon u for the evergrowr'ng student bod e were the first freshmen t pon us and our first year at . St Francis was over make our home in the new t, Francis. OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR e e t we were , . a biFUUI-Illi'l515he 2135: weeksboefgghlrti, akzl'ow each Returnmg to St. Framers for oursecond year 0 her; we elected class officers Those eIeCe 0?. high schoo - we learned that 01 ranks had ted wer 5 follows. Ronald Cyr, president; drmrmshed to the number of twenty-one. 31931 que, vice-president; Edward Th1 year was the one th I WOuld 11 yle, secretary chhard Levesque, treasurer. our Gold r1 Ag .. sma I class with me best of students, our spmt was the ost astonishing began to . we slowly started to be senous and in the sch Admired by During this first year, we were we11repre- sented in e ra-eurr professors and stude we flourished to a degree too towerr' icular activities. Our class to describe. was sportrmind and we had a very good baeketball tea . ong us were some mag- etic actors and speakers. Some ofus became nts alike, ng for me we knew it the year had glided to an end.

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Class GERALD SOUCY MADAWASKA. ME. JERRY Third Order 1,2.3,4; Key Club 3,4; Basketball Score Keeper 1,4; Ping Pong Champ 3.4; Camera Club 2; Sea Scouts l. Ambition; I Store Manager. Xf'1-j If! lMl'A ;'urf:l q. cw , M;42, ll n V RONALD VILAN DRE RONNIE SPENC ER, MASS. National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Glee Club 3, 4;Footba11 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4; Vigilant 4; Camera Club 3,4.Transferred from La Salette Seminary, Enfie bition; Electrical Engineer. 1d, N.H. 3. Am- 19

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duty to be gt d us during the past four It is our scared Xx X men who have educate years. To the followingm r undying gtatuude. Rev.Ft.Ftedetic Belanger,o r rector; v. Ft. Norman Thibode , who taught us Latin fox 3 eat. a as bee Pt'mcip d Ptefect o , ,....- lzt' Disciplmef : thr . Rev. K nthdeho t was Pnnc l 'm o Freshman ye . n who taught us rel glen out Freshman d Senior years; . . d Cote, Ptefe of Dis clplihe I one ye at. an t M thematics teacher for thre .who,with Mr. Ernest Then'ten f has been with us longest -- t. Thenien. te- x; cently wed, taught us English three years and History for two; I. Frederick Warner, w o taught 3 French out Sophomore year , and Phy- sics in out Junior year; and last, but not least, OUR THIRD YEAR all the other n who have been our teachers l , at one time another. Dunng the school yea: of 1952-53, the class of 1954 numbered an even two dozen. To all of them this ancient blessing: , , May the lord pteset hem and give them ; Thts was a year socxal successes for us. llfe. an make them bl ssed upo the ea l We sponsore numerous patties, ostly lo: the and deliver them not up 0 th 111 of thel; benefit of the yeatbo k. la June of 1953, we enemies -- alteady had $400.00 towards the Cost oi the ' yearbook. MICHAEL MCBRIDE It can be plamly seen that the spirit of co- ailed among us. We co-opetate 'th the adm 'mistra- l l . w operattonptev l both among 0 selves andwx e and harmony reigne . 1 June came galloping like a spirited steed, 1' way home again. and we Were on ou l OUR SENIOR YEAR Our Senior Year -- thete are twenty students in the senior room, -thtee to be a year of hard work. This promises The yearbook will require much of out time ut, with the help of God. an and patience, man Thibodeau and t. our advisers. :. Peter Batty. we will pull through. St. Francis Colleg that we go out se