St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

, .--.-., , HiurualEE m7 SUUJW W- I 3m ? m WM 5 WWW BIDDW' HM! Rev. George Marcil, OFM. The same year that we began our college career, Father George Marcil also was beginning his career in the service of God. This duel novitiate created a special bond between Father George and the Class of 1962. Father George, the former Dean of Men, has now assumed the post of Chaplain in addition to his other priestly and academic duties. Despite all this work, Father George is always ready to lend a willing hand and to give a word of encouragcmem whenever needed. No matter how busy he may be, this dedicated man of God always finds time to attend extracurricular activities whether they be a sports event or a social function. We, the Senior Class of St. Francis College, who began ourcoilege days with Father George Marcii, feel that it is fitting that we should end them by dedicating this book to him - our classmate. F uture . 'Administmtion and F aculty z z 5 Adminis w: b b's'a' 9g; MR. ERNEST THERRIEN Registrar REV. FREDERICK BELANGER. O. F. M. Advisor to the President REV. CLARENCE LAPLANTE. O. F. M. President of the College REV. DONALD NICKNAIR. O. F. M. REV. OSCAR GIROUX, O. F. M. Dean of the College Director of Student Affairs tration REV. MATTHEW AUDIBERT, O. F. M. Treasurer MR. WAYNE LAGO Director of Development REV. OVID TANGUAY, O. F. M. Director of the Alumni MR. WILLIAM SUTTON REV. BLAISE LAGACE, O. F. M. Director of Athletics Librarian Divisian of A MR. HUGH HENNEDY, MR. ROBERT PARENTEAU, B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Chairman, Humanities Division; Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of English French m REV. JOHN-M BENOIT, MR. JAMES NEE O.F.M., B.A. B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Instructor in English Greek and German H umanities MR. DAVID DeTURK, MR. HERVE POISSANT, B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Instructor in English Assistant Professor of French MR. CLAYTON EATON, REV. BLAKSE LAGACE, Lecturer in Music; 0. F. M., U. A. Director of Glee Club Instructor in Latin and French Division of Natural Science and Mathematics MR. WILLIAM SUTTON, REV. MATTHEW AUDLBERT, B.A. O.F.M., B.A., M.A. Chairman, Division of Natural Assistant Professor of Science and Mathematics; Ass't. Mathematics Professor of Natural Science REV. DONALD NICKNAIR, MR. EDWARD FOSS, O.F.M., B.A., M.S. B.S., M.S. Instructor of Chemistry Instructor of Biology Division, of Theology and Philosophy REV. OSCAR GIROUX, REV. GEORGE MARCIL, O.F.M., B.A., Ph.L. O.F.M., B.A., M.A. Chairman, Division of Theology Instructor in Philosophy; and Philosophy; Associate Chaplain Professor of Philosophy REV. REGINALD ROY, REV. WALTER BEDARD, O.F.M., B.A. O.F.M., B.A., S.T.D. Instructor in Philosophy Assistant Professor of T heology Division Of Social Sciences and Education MR. ERNEST THERRIEN. MR. I. FREDERICK WARNER. B. A. . M. A. Chairman. Division of Social Sciences and Education; Professor of Economics MR. JACQUES M. DOWNS. REV. KEVIN KIDD. B.A., M.A.,Ph.D. f O.F.M..B.A.,M.A. Instructor in American Associate Professor of History Education B. A. . M. A. Professor of History MR. WAYNE LAGO. B. A. . M. Ed. Assistant Professor of Education REV. ETHELBERT FLOOD, REV. M. ALCANTARA PELLETIER, O,F.M., B.A., M.A. O.F.M., B.A. On leave of absence Assistant Dean of Men The faculty and an enriched curriculum reflect our point of view that growth means the strengthening ofall those forces that make a college or university great; for one of the really critical issues in higher education concerns the kind and quality ot an edu- cational program which will provide the opportunities for optimum intellectual development. We cannot remain static; for this will contribute to a potentially dangerous 13g between educational effort and mount- ing educational requirements. REV. CLARENCE LAPLANTE. O. F. M. PRESIDENT PAUL A. CLOUTIER, B.A. Clouch Lewiston, Me. Scholastic Philosophy Ambition: Priesthood Boat Club: 1. Canticle : 4. Dean'sList: 4. Essef Press: 1. Glee Club Concert: 3.4. Third Order: 1,2, 3,4. Soccermanager: 3,4. Tennis: 1. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2,3, 4. Softball: 1. ROSAIRE F. DOYON, B.A. Rosie Lewiston, Me. Scholastic Philosophy Ambition: Teacher Boat Club: 1. Christmas Ball: 3. Commence- ment Ball: 1. Glee Club: 1,2, 3,4; Quartet 3. 4. Schola Cantorum: 1,2. Winter Carnival: 3. Tur- tle Club: 1,2,3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2. Softball: 2,4. MICHAEL E. BAKER, B. A. Bake Bangor, Me. English Ambition: Teacher Canticle : 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4. Christmas Ball: 1,2. Dean's List: 4. Glee Club Concert: 3,4. MOTUS: 3,4. Parents' Weekend: 2,3. Stu- dent Senate: 1, 2; Secretary 2. Sepian : l, 2, 3, 4; News Editor 4. Symposium: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. Winter Carni- val: 1,2. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1,2, 3, 4. Softball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Recipi- ent of St. Francis Medal for Leadership, 1960. De- legate to the Maine State Conference on the Reten- tion of College Graduates, 1961 and 1962. JAMES M. FAGAN, B.A. J. C. Newport, R.I. History Ambition: Business Commencement Ball: 3. Parents' Weekend: 3. Student Senate: 3,4;President: 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. Winter Carnival: 3. FRANCIS J. MCBREEN, B.A. Frank Albany, N.Y. History Ambition: Business Current Events: 4. Historical Society: 1,2, 3, 4. Turtle Club: 1. 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1, 3. Softball: 1, 2, 3. ROBERT A. LORD, B.A. Bob East Lebanon, Me. History Ambition: College Teacher Christmas Ball: 1,2. CommencememBall: l, 2. NFCCS: 2;Junior Delegate 2. Town Club: 4; Vice-President 4. Winter Carnival: 1,2. Turtle Club: 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT J. CORCORAN, B.A. Corky Farmingdale, N. Y. English Ambition: College Teacher Canticle : 3, 4; Business Manager 3, 4. Dean's List: 4. Glee Club Concert: 3,4. MOTUS: 2,3,4; Business Manager 2; Editor 3, 4. Parents' Weekend: 2. Sepian : 3,4; Business Manager 4. Symposium: 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3,4. Winter Carnival: 2. Turtle Club: 2,3,4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 4. Softball: 2, 3,4. Delegate to Maine State Con- ference on Retention of College Graduates, 1961. WILLIAM C. MURRAY, B. A. Diuque Newburyport, Mass. History Ambition: Teacher Glee Club: 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3. 4. MOTUS: 3. 4; Business Manager 3, 4. Turtle Club: 1,2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1,2, 3, 4. Softball: 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID L. GOVONI, B.A. Dave Winchester, Mass. Scholastic Philosophy Ambition: Teacher Historical Society: 1, 2, 3. Glee Club: 2, 3. Schola Cantorum: 2. Third Order: 1, 2, 3. PHILLIP R. S. HOFFORD, B.A. Pope Kingston, R.1. English Ambition: Journalist Boat Club: 1. Canticle : 2,3, 4. Christmas Ball: 1. Glee Club: 1,2, 3. 4; Quartet 3, 4. Schola Cantorum: 1. Sepian : 1, 2, 3. Third Order: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2. 3. L M PHILLIP J. SMITH, B.A. Smitty Greenwich, Conn. History Ambition: Business Historical Society: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball: 1. 2, 3. RICHARD A. RYAN. B.A. Antique Flushing, N. Y. History Ambition: Teacher Boat Club: 1, 2; Vice-President l, 2. Historical Society: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4. NFCCS: 4; Senior Delegate 4. Glee Club: 1. Student Senate: 4. TownC1ub: 4. JOSEPH A. CARRIER, B.A. Joga- Biddeford. Me. Philosophy Ambition: Teacher Canticle : 3, 4. Dean's List: 2, 3,4. Dramatics; 4. Glee Club: 2. 3, 4; Librarian 3; Secretary-Treas- urer 4. Italian Club; 2. L'Academie Francaise; 3, 4; President 8. Third Order: 3, 4. ROGER A. FORTIN, B. A. Rog Kennebunk. Me. History Ambition: College Teacher Dean's List; 1,2. 3, 4. Historical Society: 1, 2, 3. Librarian; 1. Student Senate; 3. Baseball: 1,2,3. INTRAMURAL; Basketball; 2. RICHARD G. LONSDALE. B.A. Dick Saco, Me. Philosophy Ambition; Priesthood Canticle ; 1,2,3; Editor 3. Dean's List: 3,4. MOTUS: 3. 4; Associate Editor 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. ERNEST F. PELLETIER, B.A. Ernie West Hartford, Conn. History Ambition; Teacher Parents' Weekend; 2. 3,4. Town Club: 4. Winter Carnival: 3. Turtle Club; 1,2, 3.4. Soccer; 1,2, 3.4; Co-Captain 4. Basketball; 1. Baseball; 1.2, 3. IN- TRAMURAL; Basketball: 2,3,4. Softball: 4. LAWRENCE I. CONLEY, B.A. Portland. Me. Larry Philosophy Ambition; Priesthood Canticle : 3. Dramatics: 4. MOTUS: 4. Third Order: 1,2, 3,4. Town Club: 1. Winter Carnival; 1. THOMAS J. DEFONCE, JR. . B.A. . Trumbull, Conn. Moose Mathematics Ambition: Construction Business Boat Club: 2. 3.4-. Christmas Ball; 2. Parents' Weekend: 3. Winter Carnival: 3. Turtle Club: 1,2. 3,4. Soccer: 1,2. 3.4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1. Softball; 1. 2. 3. 4. xK JOHN VARRONE, B. A. Baron Plainville, Conn. History Ambition: Business Boat Club; 1.2. 3. Third Order; 1, 2, 3. Town Club: 4. JOHN J. O'ROURKE, B.A. Dourke Waterbury. Conn. History Ambition: Florist Christmas Ball: 3. Historical Society; 1.2.3.4; Vice-Presidem 4. Third Order; 1,2. 3. 4. LANCE D. VENTRY, B.A. Lance Peekskill, N. Y. History Ambition: Diplomatic Service Chronicle; 1,2; Secretary-Treasurer 2. Current Events: 4. Dramatics: 4; Vice-President: 4. Historical Society; 2, 3, 4; President; 4. Sepian : 3. 4. Town Club; 4, Debate Club; 8,4; Captain: 3. 4. JOHN T. SHEPARD, B.A. Shep Waterbury, Conn. Economics Ambition: Business Christmas Ball; 2. Economics Club: 4. Parents' Weekend: 1. Glee Club; 1, Sepian ; 3. Third Order: 2. Town Club; 4. Winter Carnival; 1. Turtle Club: 4. LKKK RICHARD G. HAWES, B.A. Dick Biddeford, Me. English Ambition: Author Canticle : 4. Town Club; 1,2. Turtle Club; 1. 2, 3,4. Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Captain: 3. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 4. Softball: 1, 2. 3, 4. DONALD A. DUMONT, B.A. Dubber Somersworth, N. H. History Ambition; Teacher Current Events: 4. Dean's List: 1, 4. Historical Society: 2, 3. Parents' Weekend: 1.2. Student Sen- ate: 3, 4. Town Club; 4. Winter Carnival; 2. Soccer; 1,2.3.4. Basketball; 1. Baseball: 1. INTRAMURAL: Basketball; 2, 3. 4. Softball: 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL E. BAKER JOSEPH A. CARRIER PAUL A. CLOUT KER LAWRENCE J. CONLEY ROBERT J. CORC ORAN THOMAS J. DeFONCE, Jr. ROSAIRE F. DOYON DONALD A. D UMONT JAMES M. FAGAN ROGER A. FORTIN DAVID L. GOVONI RICHARD G. HAWES PHILLIP R. S. HOFFORD 293 Grove Street Bangor, Maine 34 Birch Street Biddeford, Maine 32 River Street Lewiston, Maine 68 Winter Street Portland, Maine 107 Merritt Road Farmingdale. New York 32 Calhoun Avenue Trumbull, Conn. 118 Bartlett Street Lewiston, Maine '70 Buffumsville Road Somersworth, N.I-L 42 Thurston Avenue Newport, Rhode Island 8 Tidewater Court Kennebunk, Maine 7 Robinson Circle Winchester, Mass. 169 Hill Street Biddeford, Maine U.R.I. Faculty Apt. E-3 Kingston, Rhode Island Senior 947-7284 AT 2-1212 782-4273 SP 3-7844 MY 4-5368 AM 8-2127 783-3503 692-4246 VI 7-2336 PA 9-5292 AT 3-3334 ST 3-3788 L Directory - JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON 55 Ridgewood Avenue CE 4-8535 Central Islip, N. Y. RICHARD G. LONSDALE 22 Pleasant Street AT 4-5277 Saco, Maine ROBERT A. LORD East Lebanon, Maine LE 2043 FRANCIS J. MCBREEN 56 Rebee Street UN 9-9741 Albany, New York WILLIAM C. MURRAY 11 Charles Street HO 5-3424 . Newburypon, Mass. JOHN J. O'ROURKE 269 Columbia Blvd. 753-0931 Waterbury, Conn. ERNEST F. PELLETIER 24 Walkley Road AD 2-4383 West Hartford, Conn. RICHARD A. RYAN 36-14 165 Street IN 3-0208 Flushing, New York JOHN J. SHEPARD 35 Meuill Street 755-3531 Waterbury, Conn. PHILLIP J. SMITH 8 Hickory Drive JE 1-7062 Greenwich, Conn. JOHN VARRONE 93 Broad Street SH 7-0838 Plainville, Conn. LANCE D. VENTRY Locust Avenue PE 7-2879 Peekskill, New York Bro. Charles, F.l.t;. , explaining r Richard Hawes explaining to 3 L0 MLumcl damr what is to be cov- Second Year English class Lhat crud during Lhc current 1::le at St. Pocuy is cxpcricnce. Lows High. Student Teachers H .aium -, u ' W Resume Doyon Lclls a Frcsllman Roger Fortiu with :ome of his Ameri- Frcncu class .11 51. Louis High Lac can History in 111: St. joseph High :1 .. . , r 1 mm genus 01 mp 'ydaac ymnpo;c. School Library. Underclassmen J. Peterson, J. Callan, W. Magee, M. Pou- lin, P. Duchemin P. Johnston, E. Talbot, E. Trebilcock, P. Bednarz, . F. bebeau J. Cooney, J. Tkatch, R. DuPuis, P. Ma- kuck, W. Dimond D. Keohane. E. Previdi, R. Brady. R. Con- way, J. Wyant R. Elias, E. Peters, 1. Zahor, D. Reale F. Birmingham, R. Dunbar, M. Pelletier, W. Ayer, P. Jordan Z A 'i H C. Gagnon, E. Neiman, H. Lucas, J. Kerr, F. Young FRONT ROW: J. Byrnes, J. Clarke BACK ROW: R. Check, R. Berry, J. Capw bianco FRONT ROW: M. Austin, R. Barry BACK ROW: G. Burke, D. Beaulieu, J. Benjamin H. St. Pierre, 8. Rice, w. McCormick, D. Mosch- ella, R. Mathieu, R. Mason N. Taylor, W. Marrah, B. Mahoney, J. Prender- gast, J. Hart R. Lamarine, R. Jones, J. O'Brien, W. Mastersou, N. Patrick FRONT ROW: R. Dcho, M. EnsLiIlu BACK ROW: J. Dawson, F. Coynu, N. Curlcy A. Wilcox, J. Roben D. Dickson, P. Chavonelle, E. Craven, T. DeMaio, F. DeLeon, A. DiPaola R. Boisvert, L. Brandi, A. Brooks, R. Calio, T. Bow ker, R. Braga P. Poulin, T. McKenzie, R. Schuck, M. Mclner- Hey, P. Plaszczenski J. Kelly, J. Craig, J. Handlon, .H. Hoffman. J. Kenney, G. Finke L. Rolando, M. Seney, B. Sheehan, J. Moschello, M. Stanton J. Coffin, R. Coniff, M. Courchesne, R. Brouillette, P. Cenci, P. Roy SEATED: G. LaBelle, J. Kenny, J. Kennedy STANDING: L. Koch, J. Kelly, P. Kirby T. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, J. Strong, G. Sefranek, L. Pristavec, B. O'Rourke G. Pope, T. Murphy, A. Meglio, T. McCarran, H. MCAuley, L. Nylander E. Frauer, R. Fournicr, K. Finnerty, H. Fritz, E. Fossbcnder, A. Haiko D. Caron, P. Dumont, R. Thibeault, R. Casey, R. Dugre, J. Camire R. Limoges, P. Lamb, L. Letendre, P. McCarthy, J. Low R. Tremtgay, T. Tunny, W. VanLoan, F. Vallante, D. Viera, D. Walsh E. Merino, B. Morelle, R. Moore, W. Maywall, P. Murphy, P. Morisette J. Boldiga, M. Bora, J. Boudreau, D. Atkins, T. Assante, T. Atkins ic, Life m e d a C A FATHER KEVIN EDUCATING FUTURE EDUCATORS TURN TO 11 PETER 1:4 YOU CAN SAY THAT. BUT I WOULDN'T . . . LET'S SEE. . . TWELVE ABSENCES, THAT MEANS YOU HAVE TWO CUTS AND ONE TARDY. NOW LET'S HAVE THE ROLL-CALL. THE POPE SAID THAT? HAVE YOU GOT ALL THAT. DAVID? HEY, SOMEBODY'S TAKING PICTURES. BENEDICAT VOS . . . The Retreat Master. Father 1 Luke Chabot, O. F. M. l w 1 MY LORD AND MY GOD An electrifying moment when Boris is THE CAST: Michael Austin palexisy Robert Dunbar ahe footmaro, about to assassinate Alexis. Mr. James Nee Mirecton, John Zahor monstantiney Rochid Elias 030:19 THE GAME OF CHESS by Kenneth Saw yer Goodman F riars Club THE RISING OF THE MOON by Lady Gregory THE CAST; Lance Ventry m political exila, Richard Schuck Woliceman By Mr. David DeTurk Uiirecton, Merill Seney Goliceman XL William Faman aha Sergeano Putting up the Wanted Poster. m- SEATED: Lance Ventry STANDING: James Hart. John McCabe. George Finke. Raymond Deane, Neil Curley Jean-P. Troadec, Emile Talbot. Mr. Robert Parenteau, Joseph Carrier, Paul Morrissette. Edward Moreno THE SEPIAN, St,Francis College Biddeford.Maine DFCEHBERI4,196' merican Novel Instructor For 2363 Appointed Father Clarence has an- lnved 1h? appointment of :e; F. ?arnham to the ulty of 9Y7. Tor the ITRZ-GJ year, Tarnbam will be the in- T.nv10r in the field of American Novel. Hr. Tarnham, a nativc Ttamford, Connecticut, :zvod his Bachelor'c Too from Pairfield Vni- iiy and his Master' Tee from Jmhn Carroll tcereity in Clevelanc ' 2V1 he s h I1 .0- EDITORIAL BOARD :Zlgr forhTour e;;ar:.pIAl Reale TEdiforT, Emile Talbot :6 nxes Ln! he jg at Kos- irapris Lebeau, Richard Conway 7: Rochid Elias, Dennis a Nichael Itaizer , BID Ke9erT ?Hwiwcrsitx Vouhleiinq war? Tiarate. He it T ecrtatjon 0: Tim Ta Present 7 139-- 31; , . . , L XoTnvr Corvoran, Innn 4ahcr, Danxol kenaano Town Club Schola Cantorum THE QUARTET: Norman Taylor, Phillip Hofford, Rosaire Doyon, John Tkatch This year. besides appearing with the rest of the Glee Club, the Quarter also has made several other appearances including one on WGAN-TV. St. F rancis .M x Glee club MEMBERS: TENOR I TENOR II BASS I BASS 11 Phillip Hofford Henri St-Pierre Rosaire Doyou Paul Bednarz Norman Taylor John Benjamin Conrad Gagnon Chuck Amarosino George Findlcn Robert Dunbar Peter Jordan John Prendcrgast Fred Young Joseph Carrier Joseph Boldiga Michael Hood Ray Coniff Leonard Lctendre Raymond Mason Merrill Scncy Maurice Courchesne George Sefmnck Milton Enstmc Richard Lamar'me Edward Trcbilcock John Tkatclx Paul Morisettc Raymond Li magcs Director . . . MR. CLAYTON EATON H istorical Society Economica John Kelly, Freshman Rep. , William Dimond, Junior Rep. . William Magee, Junior Rep.. Gerard Burke, Sophomore Rep. . James Hart, Sophomore Rep. Missing; Robert Sheehan, Freshman Rep., John Tkatch. NFCCS Delegate. Rev. Oscar Giroux. o. f.m.. moderator. WILLIAM DIMOND WILLIAM B. MAGEE Treasurer Acting President Student Senate Association IAMES HART Secretary . m0 5 ' Emmi did 3mg xfs sank :' sf, 1W, WP; VaminK 05L mhk pmkiv. B Oat Club Staff of ROBERT J. CORCORAN Editor DANIEL F. KEOHANE RICHARD G. LONSDALE Associate Editor Associate Editor M otus 962 ,- WILLIAM MAS TERSON Sports Editor REV. BLAISE LAGACE. O.F. M. Moderator PA UL CENCI WILLIAM MURRAY Circulation Manager Business Manager MICHAEL BAKER Assistant to the Editor Tu rtle TURTLE BASKETBALL TEAM Won ----------- 0 Lost ----------- 43 Didn't Show Up - - - - 2 Club The Crowd at our annual dance. THE CAPTAIN OF OUR BASEBALL TEAM As we raise our glasses on high . . JOE Third Annual Parenti-College Weekend The Glee Club entertaining the guests at the . . . , , closing assembly. Co-chazrmen. B111 Dxmond and 8111 Magee gomg over plans for the weekend. Roger Fortin speaking on the life of a St. Francis Student. Dr. Jacques Downs explaining the advantages of a liberal arts college. Mr. Wayne Lago stressing the importance of development. UPPER RIGHT; Dr. A. F. Romunas, noted author of education texts and Director of the Centre of Comparative Education at the University of Ottawa. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Horace Iiildreth, former governor of Maine and lecturer on the political and economic structure of Pakistan. CENTER; Bishop Daniel J. Feeney. Pumatc of the Diocese of Portland. Jazz Concert Let's Twist again . The pause that refreshes. The big $010. Winter and you don't have to sit at the same table. Buzz Peters amuses a group . T he Ball The last dance of a perfect weekend. Time to rest the muscles and reload the camera. Carnival THE GROUP THE JUDGES THE SELECTION Student Senate B anquet Enjoying a hearty repast Father Clarence explaining the plans for the fu- ture. Emile Talbot ac- cepting the presi- dency 0f the Sen- ate. THE SENATE FOR THE 1962-68 ACADEMIC YEAR Bill Magee presenting Father Clar- ence with a gift for the library fund. The Guest Speaker - FATHER WILFRED Paul Cloutier receiving his sweater for The guest speaker, Red Auerback, coach four years of service to the soccer team. of the Boston Celtics. Father George presenting Dick Coach Serpico awarding Mickey Pclletier his Mathieu a trophy for playing on V'ElrSin letter for captaining the Red Knighh the winning intramural team. basketball team. And 6VCY 0110 WJS IthC . . . THE WORLD SITUATION ISN'T TOO GRIM . . . IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE WAY YOU LOOK AT IT w ,. SEE. I TOLD YOU IT WAS A 5 SPELLED WRONG . . $ L V 3.2 . ' X r, 13 i k; i w L: L l '35; ' 4A SELLING TICKETS ISN'T TOO BAD . . . THEN AGAIN. NEITHER IS DISTRIBUTING PROGRAMS .X jubilam Jolm Tkutch - he received M . rebate 1:1 breakage fee. Smiling Paul Cloutier saying. Sorry, no mail today.' Eurybody is conncnphniug Buzz Pctcrs' 'ZCXZ mow ggamst tic elcvtronic bmin. Mr. 'chrricn umghz in d msual pow. Hug, look, timrc, ,x u gaming: in CANQWQSQHHEN Well, its here, what are we going to do with it? y THE CHAMPS: Duke Barry, Patch Check, Looney Lucas, Connie Gagnon, Jim King, Dick Mathieu, Mickey O'Brien, Frank Coync, Brian One Second Mahoncy. BROTHER BONAVENTURE In Recognition The staff of MOTUS '62 would like to take this opportunity to recognize the work that Brother Bonaventure has done for St. Francis College. Brother Bonaventure has lived the Franciscan life by working with the soil and by improving the land- scape around the College. Almost single-handedly. he built Our Lady of Peace Shrine and has always kept the grounds around the Shrine in excellent con- dition. During the summer. he makes sure that the shrubs and flowers are in bloom; during Christmastide, he enhances the beauty of the Shrine with colored lights and trees. It is our hope that this little tribute to Brother Bonaventure will show the staff's, as well as the rest of the college's, appreciation for the work this man has done. all the comforts of home. no time for breakfast before an 8:30 class. too bad they don't offer a course in automotive engineering. . Is he outside la in tennis? Paul Duchman wondermg the P Y 8 whereabouts of Godot. IS 116 TOHV Bra a's O DOIIeIH ill the 1 L . gym? It looks as if John Za- hor has seen him. Or is he on the ball field? 2' News mud possibly L1 CileClQ from home. A little bit of seasoning adds to the flavor. Look of appreciation. A View from the other side. Everything has to be measured. What should we serve today? There's always thu dishes. Going Native? Something has stuck a humorous note with Bill Dimond. HI w ! Hi 'lnu n I ,:. i; We could replace the Quartet anytime we wanted to. I won't play for them. Are they kidding? It is so ridiculous that I won't even disturb myself to answer them. With a smile like this can I possibly fail to be a success? Now, if we force the figures . . his Blue Nora Lucss L211; Haj Some like to meditate Others like the finer things in life Still. some will .xrudy While some others like to look for lost objects. Father George does not look too happy at 3:00 am. Willy Masterson only stretches But Bill Dimond catches a nap whenever he can. 1n the Spring a young man's fancy turns to daydreaming In the Fall. the young man's fancy turns to Ben Hur Sez who . Alright, now just a little more to the left. Mr. Sutton receiving the hammer with which to make little ones out of big ones. NEWS EVENT: Helicopter lands on the soccer field. Rocky Elias is amused by it Bill Magee is skeptical Most people like the food at the College If some don't, they will eat out But there is no need to threaten the food manager in the presence of the Chef. : lfhm Twist Again Conrad Gagnon outmaneuvers Gordon's halfback. St. Francis Gorham State St. Francis Gordon St. Francis Babson . Francis Nichols . Francis Barrington . Francis New England . Francis Nasson Jack Dawson rides off opponent RED KNIGHTS KNEELING; J. Gagnon, J, Dawson. R. Deane. R. Check, C. Amorosino, A. Assante. L. Brandi, J. McCabe, D. Viera, J. Johnston STANDING: J. Benjamin Unng. T. DeFonce. G. Finke, R. Barry. L. Pristavec, W. Magee. E. Masi, E. Peters, E. Pelletier. M. McInemey, R. Struck, M. Seney, P. Chavonelle, R. Sheehan, J. Vachon, B. O'Rourke Unng. J. Peterson. Mr. W. Sutton woacm CO-CAPTAINS Ernie Pelletier and Bill Magee wmnOQCn Tony Assanti and Lou Brandi on the attack. 0ernsive M ight Assanti and Brandi stymied by Gordon's goalie Duke Barry snagging ball from a desperate opponent. Defensive Strength The defense about to spring into action Ernie Pelletier casting his shadow on an opponent. The Source of our strength Heads we win, tails you lose! But ref. . . Tension mounts as the team prepares for the big game with Nasson. B asketball THE TEAM KNEELING; Mr. Richard Fleurant Mss't. Coacm, Lynn Rotando. Paul Blair. James Kerr, James Craig. Mr. Neil Serpico moacm STANDING; William Masterson, John Kelly, Thomas McCarten. Michael Stanton, Timothy O'Leary. Raymond Perrault. Michael Pelletier Co-Managers. Terry Samway and Bernie O'Rourke examine the seasons' statistics. MICKEY B PELLETIER HM RAKER KERR JACK BIP KELLY T. J. O'LEARY MIKE STANTON Believe it or not but Mc- Cartan mused this one. Pelletier + Block - Opponent : Two points Only two seconds left and Jim Craig lets fly. '1 i111O'Lc.1ry easily om-jumps smaller foc. Jim Kerr adds two more toward the 19 CAPTAIN- Mickey B Pelletier points he scored against Babson. Topson S. , U. M. P. 84 60 U. M. P. 64 s. F. c. 85 Babson 88 3 87 Babson 86 S. F. C. 73 Nasson '75 N 66 , Durfee 74 s.-F. C. '77 MVTI , 8'7 N81 Nasson 74 S. F. C. '71 Babson '72 N.E..C Topson 99 KNEELING: Paul Blair, Jim Kerr, Pete Murphy. Larry Pristavec, Joe Einemann. Jim Kelley, Rick Pavao. Lynn Rotando, George Finke 0-11ng STANDING: B111 Magee wo-cap'n, Andy Haiko. Mike Mclnerney. John Peterson wo-cap'o . Tom Tunney, Rick Vallante. Mike Stanton, Moe Whitman, Tony Fava, Andy Grieco, Mr. Red Fleurant woacm. Bill Magee blasting his 450 foot homer against Nasson on May 16, 1962. U. M. P. coach awaiting action at first base . . . it never came. S S S S S. 8. RECORD .F. C. 5 Nasson .F.C. 11 MVTI .F.C. UMP .F. C. MVTI F. C. UMP F.C. Nasson Bill Magee stretching for a high throw Joe Einemann cutting loose with a fast ball. Are you sure I have five demerits for allowing those two runs? F inal Hours M$tmmka $$ng wmmx ccmcm ' Mono K $96 gawk mmgAm, 0K $mek x on: $ gnAgA-so 0K $39M XXoxA XBQMW 9 ex cVow to 0 Wake $66 was xv. haj , tkaj ., 39614 1 c0 Uld h av e danced 311 nigh I Pau 1R 0 Y and hi S ba 1id Mr. DeTurk admiring the bouquet presented to Mrs. DeTurk in rec- ognition for being the faculty fami- ly that attended the most social functions. ABOVE: Something appears to have struck Father George humorously. RIGHT; Mike Baker giving an example of his skill on the drums. Dancing provides a good time for small talk. THE FINAL PRACTICE SOMETHING NEW THE LAST MILE Graduation Day May 31, 1962 3$3333$3zi .9 W?! My hm 313.6imuwm ray m VMN$ 1 . . SEATED: Richard A. Ryan, Lance D. Ventry, David L. Govoni. John J. O'Rourke, Richard G. Lonsdale. William C. Murray, Joseph A. Carrier, Paul A. Cloutier, Michael E. Baker. Lawrence J. Conley STANDING: Roger A. Fortin. Robert A. Lord. James M. Fagan. Ernest F. Pelletier. Thomas J. DeFonce. Jr., Richard G. Hawes, Rosaire F. Doyon. Donald A. Dumont, Phillip R. Hofford. Robert J. Corcoran B accalaureate REV. WALTER BEDARD. OFM Graduates and Guests Dinner Pr 0 C6553Iuona l Commencement Exercises Guest Speaker; BISHOP DANIEL J. FEENEY REV. JUVENAL LALOR, O. F. M. Father Clarence conferring a Doctor of Letters degree on Rev. Fernand Porter, 0. F. M. Bishop Feeney receiving a Doctor of Letters degree. BENEFACTORS MR. AND MRS. EMIL PETERS BUFFALO, NEW YORK MR. AND MRS. HUGH P. RICE ELMHURST, NEW YORK MRS. MARY T. YOUNG PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND MR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. GRAUER, SR. BRONX, NEW YORK MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. MAGEE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIDDEFORD BIDDEFORD, MAINE 'MR. AND MRS. DALLAS L. WYANT WOLCOTT, CONNECTICUT MR. AND MRS. SALVATORE R. POPE WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT PEPPERELL TRUST CO. BIDDEFORD, MAINE MR. AND MRS. LOUIS BRANDI BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT BUGBEE-BROWN, INC. BIDDEFORD, MAINE MR. AND MRS. HERBERT M. HOFFORD KINGSTON, RHODE ISLAND MRS. ELIZABE TH RYAN FLUSHING, NEW YORK MR. 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