St John High School - Aquila Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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AQUIIA PAGE Illllllllllllllllllllllllllll Class History NE DAY early in September, 1941 friends and future friends assembled at Mass to begin a new and important chapter in their school lives After Monsignors heart warming welcome, the new pupils left the church and hastened to the Freshman room for they were eager to see their new environment From that moment on Saint ohn High School began to rise from the ranks of the obscure to the heights of the scholastic world Members of the class were 1n1t1ated into the Science and Latin Clubs both under the direction of Sister M Eulalia, then came admittance into Sister oans Choral Club Boys who were later to make a name in the world of sports trudged nightly after school After school sessions, parties, Cscar and faces of old frlends fill pages of our Freshman memory book In later years we shall dwell on them, but now let us turn the page to our Sophomore year When we gathered in the Sophomore room, we did not realize th treat in store for us Im referring to that fellow Eli of course Need I say more' If your conscience pricks you when you read his name, you may well strike your breast and say, All my fault We shall never forget Sister Magdalens radio or Wilfred Brodeur The att exhibits, too, made school more interesting and us more cultured, we hope Our art scrapbooks will ever remind us of the days that took wings while we were Sophomores Before we knew it, we were preparing for the dreaded finals but these finals had one happy element in them they reminded us of summer vacation We were greeted by Sister Arthur when we embarked on our unior year, and, such a year We had house parties and ever so many Jolly times trying to raise money for the unior Senior banquet Truly it was one of the happiest years in our school career During this year we welcomed two new members into the fold Cecelia Mayhew from Plymouth, New Hampshire, and Cleo Vigue from Keene, New Hampshire In these two girls we discovered acting ability and we did not let it remam an unused talent in either We staged pantomimes and later a one act play that proved so successful that the audience begged for more -. 33 f 7 X U . . . , . I , , ' ' 8 ' . 1 to White Park. These were but a few of our many activities. 4. . 1 , I . . . X . . . S . , . , . , . ' ' ff l 3, . , . . , 7 7 .