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

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AQUILA PAGE 39 Leona LaCla1re leaves her d6VOf1OD to school to Loraxne Po1r1er Barbara Flynn bequeaths her studlous manncr to Genevleve Bourdon The cheer leaders leave then' yells and songs to next year s hope fuls ean MacDonald V1fgID1a Cerlello oan Klley Irene Landry Lorame Polrler, Marguerlte LaBranche, Laura Dupont, and Ed w1na Mayo The graduates leave ames Mayhew and Phyllls Mayo as care takers of the Senlor classroom They request that the caretakers give due respect to anythlng that serves as a remlnder of the Class of '45 To our former classmate Thomas Conley who IS now a candx date for Maryknoll we leave best wlshes for his perseverance and happ1ness To those who shall take our places next year we leave our motto Fzdes Carztas Verztas We hope that they w1ll love and honor If Wlth much sorrow and regret we slgn our class wlll In wltness whereof we set our hands and seal th1s fourth day of May Anno Domznz one thousand nme hundred and forty hve Presldent, B U Here Secretary I B There fofm Thomas 45 ' 7 J a 71 9 9 a 7 ' a rf ' - ' av - - w 1 - - 7 Q ' - , . . 7

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AQUILA PAGE 41 Class Prophecy ELL well here If 15 une 17 1955 the tenth annlversary of my graduatlon How I enjoy looking back to the days when my classmates and l dreamed of the future Many of our plans have come true Let me tell you about us Yesterday I met Marcelle Polrler We had a grand old gab FIFSI she told me all about Davld and the chlcken farm whrch by the way IS the best 1n the country We then stepped mto our favor 1te haunt the Purltan whrch has now changed hands ohn Lane IS the proprxetor Whxle we were enjoymg one of ohns speclal dlSllLS Wllo should Walk l1'l but the scholar LOUISE HHFFISOH She rs teachlng hrgh school and advancmg rapldly She brought us an rnterestmg b1t of news Ir seems she was ln New York and went to R3dlO Clty MUSIC Hall to see the famous tap dancer Mane form rly Mary Pavegho There was qulte a reumon there for ohn Thomas band was playlng and the movmg plcture showed the great lover the second Charles Boyer lVlaur1ce Dupuis The Swooner Donald acobs sang a l76i:lL1f1fUl love song Slnglng of course IS just hls avocatxon Pamtmg murals IS his real work Louise soon had to leave us as she IS Wflflllg a book on the hfe of that famous Maryknoll nun S1ster Wmmfred Slster has done much for the children m Chma who love her clearly In the book we shall get a ghmpse too of the great work Father Thomas IS domg as a Nlaryknoller After lunch we declded to take a llttle stroll Indeed we hadnt gone far when we met Isabelle Andrews who practxcally runs the Rumford Press She IS goxng to have Loulse s book prlnted T for got to ask Isabelle 1f she had recelved her tenth year button We stopped to buy a paper and how surprrsed we were to see ohn Sulhvan s plcture on the front page He has been chosen Presxdent of the National Embalmers Assoclatlon H15 WlfC the former Cleo Vlgue had been V1Slfl11g at the home of Governor Wrlham Troy the finest pohtxclan of our tlme ohns secretary Frances Spauldmg was also a week end guest at the Governors uome Barbara Flynn edltor of the Monzt0rPatr1ot wrote a splendid artlcle yesterday on the life of Admiral Edward Mahon former Samt John athlete His bravery durmg World War II won for ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,-.,.,.f.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.1.f.f.1 v a ,I a 7 a a 9 ' ' , . J . X . . . 1 1 - - ' ' re - as a . D . . . .. . , , . . . a a ' Q' as - - - a 7 ' a , . . 7 , . 4 7 7 ' ' 7 ' 9 a . . . , . J . , . . . , . . . . ' a 9 a - , ' x , - a ' , 9