St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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ROBERT S. VERM ETTE Pres. WILFRED H. GAGNON JR. V. Pres. RICHARD L 'HEUREUX Sec. Treas.

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Front row left to ri Gagnon, 1L, Editor. Editor; Jean-Louis N ght: Richard L'Heureux, Business mgr.; Fr. Clarence Laplante, Staff Adviser; Wilfred H. Back row: Rodney Milliard, Staff Aide; Raymond Labert, Artist; Robert Vermette, Asst. icknair, Staff Aide; Patrick Martin, Jr., Typist; Raymond Neveu, Staff Aide miissingy The staffhave worked on their yearbook since their junior year and have had marvelous suc- cess in their enterprise. The original staff was composed of sixmembers, but three others were added as work piled up and time moved on. Each staff member was put in charge of a. committee which in turn was in charge of com- piling material for a certain part of the book. This required the co-operation of the entire senior class as well as that of the faculty and different classes of the high school and college. The Essef Staff extends their 5 inc e r e s t Thank You to all who helped in making this yearbook a successful one. Raymond Neveu

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FA'NK U I Wt! Wm VI The American Beauty, clustered with its deep pink to crimsonbuds, is found to be one of the most exquisite flowers of today. This rose, known as the symbol ofbeauty,was brought from France to the United States in 1886. While at St. Francis, the class of '55 has learned to recognize and ad- mire beautiful things, and that is why we have chosen the American Beauty as our class flower. WW Of the many sayings that exist the class of '55 could not find a wiser one than, Age Quod Agis. This familiar quotation comes from the lips of one of the greatest saints that ever lived, St. Augustine. It means that whatever one does, one should do it well. We seniors should follow this advice carefully, and we will profit much from the sage motto we have selected. U a Robert Vermette l