St Joseph and St Louis High School - Eagle Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

42 pm wa THE EAGLE ANNUAL THE SENIORS OF ST LUUIS AND ST .IUSEPH HIluH SEHUIII. BIDDEFORD MAINE Published by 1 lliallinalze Monseigneur A. Laflamme Cure de la paroisse St, Joseph En dediant le Yearbook 1952 51 Mgr. A. Laflamme, les Hnissants des Ecoles Superieures St. -losepll et St. Louis veulent exprimer il leur Chef spirituel un hornmage de respert, de soumission et de gratitude. Notre eeole reste le monument-souvenir du devouernent pastoral et de llinteret exceptionnel que Monseigneur a toujours manifestecii l'eClucation des jeunes. La carriere sacerdotale de notre Pasteur venere est une splendide realisation de l'ideal catholique et une longue predication de l'attitude chretienne face au devoir. Daigne Dieu accorder 21 cet apotre de longs jours au sein d'une population reconnaissante! 2 FUHEWIJHD With perseyerance diligence and prudence as our guide posts, we the CLASS OF 1972 hay: striyen 1n the ensuing pages of this annual to present a xmphic portrayal of St louis and St oscph High Schools Thr education we haye rcceiyed from the Brothers of Christian Instruction and the Sisters Se ry ants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary has been in a threefold manner Our teachers haye endeay ored to dey elop the body, the mind and the soul of each mdiyidual lhis is and alyyays has been the aim of the CATHOLIC SCHOOL The physical education program that IS offered by the school is open to all Through clean hard fought sport activities, the traits of teamwork, competitlveness and sportsmanship haye been dey eloped These traits are essential in the formation of a healthy state of mind our degrce of general knowlcdge knowledge that is a requlslte in order to face the realities of life and earn an honorable position in society We have been taught how to adapt oursely es to our enyironment and to solye our problems one by one as they appear on the horizon In the third and most important phase of our education religious instruction our faith has been molded so vye will practice it to the letter A sense of sagacious and intelllgc nt reasoning has been instilled in our minds We haye learned to accept the DIVINE NATLRAL and CIVIL LAWS and to exercise them unwayeringly Now iye us your attention for a while and come along with your YEARBOOK STAFF to icyleyy together the eyents of the past year As you thumb through the pages now and in years to come we hope that this book will serye as a constant source of pleasant and eyerlastmg memories memones of the happlest days of your life MAURICE HICKEY Edztor zn chze 3 - W . ,X . . . X U A . . , , k K , , . t 3 1 Through the mediums of sciences, mathematics and languages we have elevated I x Y Y I T I . . . . . . r x . I i . . . . I , V T . v . , . . A , U. ' , . . . 3 5 , I 5 i I, xy V ' V' . DMI ISTH Tlll ET Rev Adrlen Casavant Dlrecteur Ecole St Joseph Rev Aurele Lemel1n Chapelam des Amncales Rev Robert LZVOIC Dxrectcur Ecole St Louls 4 IIIJHPS PHIJFESEIIHI-ll. It-. Rev. Brother Henri Principal St. Louis High I 5 J df Rev. Sister St. Claire of jesus Principal St. Joseph High 5 S r'l r f l'f 19' .4 'P' -Q? is-r 'il Rev. Brother George Assistant Principal Eagle Monthly - Advisor , 4? Junior A J Religion - Latin I-II - Type 1 f i x I' Rev. Brother Ernest Director of Athletics Senior B Religion I- Trigonometry Plane and Solid Geoidetry - Elementary Algebra 54 - P -J ' - .2 l 6 Rev. Brother Bertrand French III - Type 5 'N . , xv xx Clip... Rev. Brother Blarcel Librarian Sophomore A Religion - French IV - Elementary Algebra , -9533 QQ 'ss 1 I ' 'Y' lYv J . Rev. Brother Albert Freshman A Religion - French I'II l Nas F-ff Rev. Brother Theodore 1 Cafeteria - Sports - Photography 1 'rn Junior B ' l' ' - Ch ' try - Physics - General Science I C lglon emls Rev. Brother Robert J ff ,X f Band Director I lj ' X I Sophomore B I rl-1. 2 I Religion - English II-III - Mechaniral Drawing l 'ff ,' , . sv- , 'Ans- t Rev. Brother Roland Asst. Director of the Band Yearbook Moderator - Glee Club Rev. Brother Jerome Freshman B Religion - English I - Int. Algebra - Biology Beginners' French ,t3y I ' - s. x ' 7 Tw D A. Senior A X c Religion - English IV - American History 1' J , nf' f.D,N 1 . 5 , I X 1 K ' 7 f ,vb .fu -'1 6 .-f' Rev. Sister fr- fx r,..-f' Ru. Sister St. Jeanne Francoise Freshman A Religion I - French I-III 214 T If ff' ' Rev. Sister St. lNazaire fblflfzf ' il . . Senior . Librarian fFrenCh SCCIIOHD Religion IX' - French II-IV - Latin I-II St. Eugenie Librarian CEnglish sectionj Religion - English I ,X 4 Jkov 493 agua? Rev, Sister Mary Loyola Junior Religion III - English III-IV American History French Rev. Sister St. Cecile of Jesus Music - Glee Club Au. MWQGM ,Af f,., ,N A 8 rl ll l,,J xl Xi' -'I ' a . X J' C, W Q-Q' 'K 'adm inf Rev Slster St Irene Rellglon II Commercxal f Ll Rev Slster St Paul of Rome Freshman B Rehglon I World Hlstory Algebra Chemlstry h,r.., S-41 ind Mr joseph Regma Baseball Coach Asst Coach Football and Basketball World Hlstory CIVICS World Geography? 'Q i Nb- +I EVE Mr Francxs Parker Law Econonucs Bookkeepmg Commerclal Anthmetxc fi pie ZW: 'Efif 9 . . Q . A ry, , W f f I I I ' A 41, l Q ffl' . X . 1 e K Y , E . 1-A . ,-ff k.' ab . V I L' , C W 1 ' ' eb ' -1 4 I- lx A V 'K J . '! K .fs l r if '51 fi K ff l ...7 -5 ' l D fx K lrggix 4 -4 2: 'QL V ' Ig ' fl Q-fl 'i ' Coach - Football - Basketball ? rl ,f ,, - - . ' offs 1 f 2 Q f . . . 1 A, f' Q - ' -'- -gig. u g' - ST. LUUI5 OFFICERS Srhool President: Robert Reed Senior A Presidentt Norrn:1ndLarOChe1le Yice President: Leo Champoux Secretary: George Bergeron Senior B President Norrnand Pinette X ce President: Norrnand Methot Seeretarx Maurice Hickey Q 00 fiiih' x 3: ARLENE M, AUBE Glee Club 1, 2: Dramutics 3: Freshman Reception 41 Accompanist 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Anyone who has ever met Arlene cannot help but be charmed by her attractive personality, quick wit and outstanding musical talents. Her rendition of popular music at the piano soon attracted a happy group. May your future days be filled with joy and happiness! Voted: Best Speaker. Weakness: Don. Pet Hate: Cigarette smoke. Pet Phrase: Oh. for crying out loud Ambition: To be an efhcient homemaker. NORMAND NORM AUGER Baseball 3: Football 2, 4: Bowling 3, 4. There is never a dark cloud in smiling Normand's sky. His good humor is invulnerable. Neither tardy slips from the principal nor the frowns of teachers who would enjoy peace can upset him. He did well for St. Louis on the football field, Few will easily forget his dislocated shoulder. Be happy, Normand, and go lucky. Pastime: Lou's car. Pet hate: Going to bed nights. Pet phrase: Eh si bine . Weakness: joan. Ambition: To be happily married. ROGER ROGE BAILLARGEON Class Officer 3: Football 1. 2. 3: Sodality 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Freshman Reception 3: Yearbook 4: Senior Play. Roger semble avoir d'egales aptitudes pour l'etude, la musique, et les affaires. Sa jovialite habituelle et ses manieres aimables lui ont attire des amities nombreuses. Peut-etre en homme d'afTaire. prepare-t-il sa future clientele, car il ambitionne de devenir chirurgien dentiste. Pastime: Books and movies. Pet hate: Clarinet practice. Pet phrase: L'You're getting jazzy . Weakness: Flashy clothes. Ambition: To attend college. RAYMOND BAL BELLEFEIQILLE Football 2, 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4. A reserved student, Ray is a very enjoyable companion when you get to know him, Although one of his foremost characteristics is his slow deliberate manner. Ray does not shirk when it comes to do his part in school activities. . Pastime: Pool and ping pong. , - . f - Pet hate: School. - Pet phrase: Ya donc te pendre',. g Weakness: A certain girl. ,, L K ' Ambition: College. , ,Z f-4 DORIS BERGEN BERGERON . Freshman Reception 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4: Sodality 4. Doris' laughter can be heard almost at any time of the day ringing in the Senior Class. This often helped to make dark moments appear bright again. May you find happiness as a future housewife! Voted: Most noisy. Weakness: Bunnies, Pet hate: To get up in the morning Pet phrase: HI'm in no hurry . Ambition: To join the Air Force. ll 'X . L Q'-X 9 Q-.N f 'vs CX Y ill,- 7 X X 'Z X1 ag: ' i ' GEORGE JOE BERGERON Class Officer 2. 4: Football Manager l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Sodality 1, 2g Freshman Reception 4. A premiere vue, timide et reserve. mais en realite type d'une interessante originalite. Son humeur toujours au beau fixe fait de Joe le candidat le plus populaire de l'ecole St. Louis. Doue d'une grande activite, il possede a un haut degre le don d'entraineur: qualite precieuse et garantie de succes. Pastime: Roller skating. Pet hate: Detention. Pet phrase: Wait till you get married. YVeakness: VVestbrook, Maine. Ambition: To get married. CONSTANCE CONNIE BINETTE Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Freshman Reception 4. Conniel' sourit de rien: mais. ce qui est encore plus caracteristique. elle 'rit de rien et de tout. Est-ce pour cela que tout le monde l'aime? Garde ton joli sourire. Connie',: il tiaidera puissamment plus tard, 5 faire des heureux de tous ceux dont tu seras la reine au foyer. Voted: Jolliest. Weakness: Money. Pet hate: To be teased about her blushing. Pet phrase: 'fLa vie en rose. Ambition: Housewife. RAOUL DOC BLANCHETTE Sodality l. Une gloire de St. Andre. Long et efhle. il svmbolise la droiture. Temperament souple et heureux quoique timide . . . Tenace a la besogne. il possede une precieuse clef de succes. Applique a l'etude et estime de tous. il deviendra at coup sur. une belle personalite de la region. Pastime: Television. Pet hate: None. Pet phrase: Izzat rightl'? XYQ-akness: Blondes Ambition: Join the Air Force and see the world. MADELEINE MADDY BORDUAS Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play: Freshman Reception 4: Eagle Staff 2, 3: Sodality 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Maddy. the girl who knows how to kick her feet around in time to music, is famous for her marimba playing and for her acting. The Senior Play revealed this hidden talent. Our best wishes go with you on the road ahead. Voted: Best dancer. Weakness: Tall men. Pet hate: Being called Madeleen', Pet phrase: YVhat a Buggern. Ambition: College. PAULETTE PAULY BOUCHARD Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2: Dramatics 3. 4: Freshmen Reception 4: Sodality 2. 3. 4. Paulette's congenial personality. lovely voice. and enviable piano playing .have charmed her large circle of friends. She is a wonderful girl and we wish her success and happiness. Voted: Most talented. lVeakness: Bert. Pet hate: Having to turn off a favorite program on the radio. Pet phrase: 'KEh! Kiss!! Ambition: To be a good wife to a certain soldier. 12 'hi' 4019- WM MS, J PAUL 'KBUTCH' BOUCHER Glee Club 3. Paul's smiling approach makes you feel as though you always were his succeed will help this young man to overcome any difficulty. Pastime: Music. A 9 best friend. A cheerful disposition coupled with a strong determination to 1 R Pet hate: Remaining indoors. Pet phrase: Ay-Sodan. - J Weakness: Talking. T iv Ambition: To get rich. VIVIANE HVICKIEU BOUCHER I, Glee u l 2 3 4' Freshman Reception 4. 2 C1b,,,. Vickie aime beaucoup le piano et le chant, personne ne songe A l'en blimer. Pas ses amies surtout qui peuvent toujours compter sur sa complaisante amabilite, et qui le savent parfaitement. Tous ceux qui con- naissent Vickie ne voient pas pourquoi elle ne reussirait pas sa vocation dlartiste. Voted: Most cooperative. Weakness: Someone in the Air Force. Pet hate: Trying to keep awake during History period. Pet phrase: Ah! Come on done. Ambition: To be a Musician. DORIS BROUILLETTE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mission Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Freshman Reception 4: Senior Play. Une chamiante personalite, studieuse, distinguee, obligeante et serviable: vous avez rencontre Doris Brouillette. Nous te souhaitons tous les succes possibles, Doris, et nous gardons de toi le meilleur souvenir. Voted: Most independent. Pet hate: To get up in the morning. Weakness: A certain senior. Pet phrase: Ave-um'. Ambition: To become a good dental assistant. LEO K'CHAMP CHAMPOUX Football l 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2: Sodality l. 2, 3. Always behaving himself in an orderly and gentleman-like manner, Champ has won the everlasting respect of all his classmates. Our Leo is strictly a one sport man and his gridiron exploits will not soon be for- gotten. When Champ' graduates, St. Louis will be losing one of its pillars. Pastime: Being with the boys. Pet hate: Rising early. Pet phrase: AH-bi-uml'. ' Weakness: Bowling. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. NORMAND TITI CHARETTE Baseball Manager 2: Bowling 3. Granting that Normand is diminutive in stature, he more than makes up for it by his engaging personality and witty humor. His aggressiveness and nimble brain will carry him far along the road of success, Pastime: Dancing and bowling. Pet hate: Going to parties. Pet phrase: Take off . Weakness: Girls and money. Ambition: To get rich. 13 lv! :vs fi 523' A , f .1 ' ff , , Ca 1 A P 9 I U 1 ' 1 k , T. fn I p l I r I , I , f W E' Y'-'Y T 1 Q. cv' ' THERES-X CHEN ARD Glee Club l 2 3 4 Freshman Reception 4 B'1sketball2 Sodallty '5 4 Theresa appears rather reserx ed but she really lox es fun Your wlnnxnz manner and charm have won for you a perm ment place ln our hearts Theresa Heres hopme! you will find eurv true pleasure ln the years followme graduation X oted Most shy N ealtness Food Pet hate To be called 'I erry Pet phrase Why do that 9 -Kmbltlon Fo joln the YN 'xx es KENNETH KEN CORMIER Football 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Baseball 3 Freshman Reception 4 Kenneth IS one of the most popular boys at St LOUIS H15 popularxty Lzrew out of h1s prodlglous success ln the Held of athletics Hls charmlng deportment and scholastxc ablllty are by no means xnferlor to his athletlc aptltudes We hope you make the college Qrade and real1ze your ambx t1on lxen Pastlme Collectmg cllppmgs Pet hate Tug Pet phrase Son of a gun Weakness Vlolet -Xmbltlon Become a Qreat football player FLORENCE FLO CORRINEAL Glee Club l 2 3 4 Freshman lmtxatlon 4 Senior Play Commlttee 4 Eaele Staff '3 Class Officer 2 Flo can always be counted upon to help anyone at any tlme She lS as loyal as they make them Where theres Flo theres fun We wlsh you success xn your career as a nurse Flo Noted Best dxsposxtlon Weakness Cadxllacs Pet hate BCIHQ called Flu Pet phrase Bah' Humbuq' -Xmbmon To be a nurse GERARD JERRY COTE So al1ty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Gerard est lhomme de la soclete Sa langue d une actnlte flevreuse alxmenteralt un dally paper Temperament d artlste almant la musxque et dautres actlvltes contenues dans le mot art Trlomphe dans les d1S cussxons En menage aura t 1l toujours le dernxer motg Il axme la medecme Ses cllents almeront assurement Cette fizure sympathlque Pastlme Arqumg wlth Plnette Pet hate Cleamng hxs father s cabins Pet phrase Va te pendre Weakness Solange AIIIDIIIOH To become a slnger DORIS DOT DENIERS ee Club l 2 3 Calme et sereme telle nous apparaxt d abord Dons M315 ne nous y trompons pas notre compaznz n lst pas depourx uc d 3l'IlbltlOI'l c est memt tres haut qu rlle a place son 1dr al Le dlplomt qu rllc desxre lc plus ardzm ment c est celux de gardc maladc S1 les Datnnts saxaxc nt qurl trcsor dc eardr malade lls auront en Dorls Noted Most qulet Pet hate Bemg told she looks llke Queen Elizabeth Vlfeakness Recenlng mall Pet phrase Eh' crumbs' Ambmon To become a nurse 14 MARCEL MARS DELORGES Football l, 2. Marcel is a typical happy-go-lucky sort of fellow who is not pleased by anything less than a catastrophe. We are all confident that Marcel will be a success in life. How can he miss with his outstanding facility for meat-cutting at the A8rP? Pastime: Eating and swimming. Pet hate: Getting up mornings. Pet phrase: 'Take off . Weakness: Portland. Ambition: To join the Navy. CLAIRE 'TI CLAIRE DESNOYERS Senior Play: Freshman Reception 4: Basketball 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Kind. friendly, and serious at the wrong time is our Claire. She is far from being quiet. She is always eager to help someone or help plan something. We cannot express the thanks that we feel for all you have done for us. 'Ti Claire. Voted: Most flighty. Weakness: Big brown eyes. Pet hate: Pass the vacuum cleaner. Pet phrase: Go soak your head. Ambition: To own a car. so she won't have to walk as much as she does. MARIE DESROBERTS Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 2. 3: Freshman Reception 4. Marie's outstanding talent in music has often given us much pleasure. We wish you. Marie. the best of luck in your musical career. and you can count on us as proud members of your audience when you return to us a full-fledged concert pianist. Voted: Best pianist. VVeakness: Arthur Rubinstein. Pet hate: Cowboy music. Pet phrase: Nuts !l Ambition: To play a duet with Arthur Rubinstein. MARY ANN MICKEY DONNELLY Freshman Reception 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Mary Ann is skilled in everything. She is polite. cheerful and alwavs ready to make a friend. Her charming personality and extensive knowledge will Surely lead her to success. Good luck, Mickey , through the years a ea . Voted: Most likely to succeed. Weakness: Good dancers. Pet hate: Being called Brainy.', Pet phrase: Christopher Columbusf' Ambition: To travel around the world. JUNE jL'NIE DOUCETTE Orchestra l. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sodality 4. June's friendly manners have won everyone's admiration from the moment she came to our school from Thornton Academv. We are confident. June. that you will reach the goal you seek in either 'music or dramatic: Voted: Most sociable. Weakness: Men. Pet hate: Sarcastic people. Pet phrase: Isn't that a riot ! Ambition: Dramatics. 15 I 1 -WIF- 5 , ,fvrul 1' 1 A 5 ,tl 'I 'o H+' I I M I I Ll 'sw if DORIS DOT DRAPEAU Freshman Reception 4, Basketball lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality '1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet and demure is our Dot. Her very soft and sweet voice makes hearing her a pleasure. Keep that mild disposition, 'lDot,'L and may it bring you many happy years with the man of your choiccilluj Voted: Best performer. ' , I ' Weakness: Apple pie and vanilla ice-cream. ,' i . 'f I Pet hate: Being called 'KPee Wee . f Af -'f , I - ' 'y Pet phrase: Is that so ! . Lv A , ' . Ambition: To stick to one man. f W' I .- U' ' ' . 1, J mi, 4 ,, .. CAROLE SUSIE EARLY Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception 4, Basketball l, 2: Sodality 4. Carole is noted for her ready wit and generosity. Her mischievous brown eyes are quick to light the twinkle of a friendly smile and so, playing cupid has become her hobby. Keep that twinkle in your eyes, Susie, and make your future patients happy. Voted: Most generous. Weakness: Square cars. Pet hate: To sit up straight during classes. Pet phrase: Don't know, do you ? Ambition: To get her R.N. degree. RICHARD ULOUII-I GENDRON Football 2, 3g Glee Club l. Sympathetic Richard is the oldest member of our class and this fact is reflected in his quiet and unassuming demeanor. His short stature harbors a big and generous soul, always ready to be of service to others. His memory will linger for a long time in the school halls. Pastime: Bowling. Pet hate: Washing floors. Pet phrase: Yacata'l. Weakness: Doctors. Ambition: To be a N.C.O. in the National Guard. PAUL ARMAND GOBEIL Sodality 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4. Paul possede .un ensemble de qualites sociales, intellectuelles et ath- letiques qui lui valent une juste popularite. Capitaine de notre vaillante troupe de choc du football, il a etabli un record de pointage pour son ecole. Paul se taillera une belle place dans la vie surtout apres un sejour prolonge a St. Michael's College. Pastime: Sports. Pet hate: Detention. Pet phrase: J'te voue la . Weakness: Dancing. Ambition: To be successful in life. LUCILLE. LU GODARD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 43 Freshman Reception 4, Mission Club l, 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Lu' demonstrated much school spirit during her four years as a cheerleader. This enthusiasm merited for her the title of co-captain. May you be as successful in all you undertake after your graduation. Voted: Most unpredictable. Weakness: A certain senior. Pet hate: Liars. Pet phrase: Aw go fly a kite ! Ambition: To be a good housewife for Roland. 16 bus 1 HAROLD BILL HALLISEY Basketball 1. 2: Band L 3, 4: Senior Play -lg Yearbook Staff 4. Poise, the trademark of mature minds, is ever displayed by this fine gentleman who combines academic brilliance with affability of manners. His diligent and methodical pursuit of knowledge is a guarantee of success. Pastime: Movies. Pet hate: Waiting for buses in front of the Puritan. Het phrase: Holy cow! Weakness: Eating. Ambition: To be successful. ROBERT BOBl' HERRICK Glee Club 3, 4. Gifted with a vivid imagination and a marked taste for reading, Robert will undoubtedly use these assets as a springboard for a literary career which will shed glory on his alma mater. Pastime: Movies. Pet hate: Geometry. Yet phrase: You know whatll' Weakness: Sharp clothing. Ambition: To write a novel. MAU RICE MOE HICKEY Class Officer 2, 3, -lg Basketball l, 2, 3g Sodality 35 Eagle Staff 3, -lg Freshmen Reception 4. Maurice must hold a secret formula for success. Not a few wonder at his high marks when they observe the seeming unconcern he has for study. He is gifted with a faithful memory, a vivid imagination and .1 remarkable ease in manipulating words. If he is ever bitten by the bug of ambition, the Biddeford journal will have quite an asset. Pastime: Sleeping. Pet hate: Getting up in the morning. Pet phrase: Where are we going Saturday night, Bob ? Weakness: Kennebunk. Ambition: Undecided. REINETTE RUDY HUOT Glee Club l. 2. 3, -l-1 Dramatics 41 Freshman Reception -lx Sodality 4. Reinette est un vrai dictionaire de dates historiques . . . un talent qui rendrait service a plusieurs d'entre nous lorsque viennent les Concours. Dommage. Reinette, au lieu de t'orienter vers la profession de garde- malade, tu devrais te faire professeur d'histoireg mais non! tu serais trop exigeante pour tes pauvres eleves. Bons succes dans ta nouvelle carriere! Voted: Most hungry. Weakness: Armand. Pet hate: Being called Brains . Pet phrase: Isn't that funny, or is . Ambition: To become an R. N. it? VICTOR INK INKEL Bowling 2: Glee Club 3. Moyen de taille. Viftor est dune intelliuvme au-dessus de la moy- enne. Comme la sante conditionne en partie le succes. il reussirait davan- tage s'il n'etait retenu parfois par la maladie. Dex'enir richeu reste sa grande ambition. Il le deviendra sans doute rar nombreuses sont les ave- nues qui menent a ce tresor. Pastime: Pool. Pet hate: Homework and study. Pet phrase: Eh tabourettelu Weakness: Girls. Ambition: To get rich. 17 X i iii ll , l gl. is rl X.-flxl IXQX x iff l M aw A,f a n ii.. i ifi .V i aafe L . i X ij if-A- it 'ii X li 'bs T , fi 4 yi' K' A x si of' 1- ' N au- 147 ,div S ,-au. ...Q 119- 2 'Wx up 'QQ'-'f .5 W EDITH EDIE KING Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Freshmen Reception 4 Mission Club 2 3 4 Sodal ity 4 Xearbook 4 Edie IS the girl who smiles her way through life Her jolly dispo Sltlon wins for her many friends Edie intends to become a nurse We are sure that she will prove to be an asset to the hospital where she gn es her serxices May your happy smiles help to brighten the days of all your future patients' Noted Most Hirtatious Weakness Tall good looking men Pet hate Hating her name mispronounced Pet phrase Gee whiz huh' Ambition To be a psychiatrist RENALD DONIALD LABARRE Sodality 4 Eagle Staff 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Freshmen Reception 4 'No one ever becomes tired of Renald already he possesses that engag ing and wholesome personality which stands for success in the medical profession He is a capable student and a very steady worker Boys of his caliber are always welcome at St Louis Good luck Renald' Pastime Mutual Theater Pet hate Speeches in French IV class Pet phrase Ferme toe done Weakness Frankie Laine Ambition To become a fine Doctor YVETTE LABELLE GleeClub1 2 3 4 Freshmen Reception 4 Librarian l 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bowling 2 Dramatics 3 Lne jeune personne qui a lair tranquille mais en meme temps coquet Ne nous fions pas trop a lair toutefois il ne dit qu une toute petite partie de la xerite En realitc Yxette est une abonnee fidele au Tableau d Hon neur de lccole une amatrice de sports et une future garde malade 'Nous te souhaltons beaucoup de succcs a la Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Xoted Most ambitious Weakness Men with dark curly hair Pet hate To be called F16 Pe phrase Oh shucks' Ambition Nursing JOSEPH JOE LA. LOL RSE Football 3 Sous une apparence un peu rude oe cache les plus belles qualitts du Coeur et de lesprit. Lent. precis et ralme en tout temps. il semble un candidat de choix pour 1' Engineering' qu'il ambitionne pour lavenir. Il aime les mathematiques. le dessin et . . . les creatures. Pastime: Watching Television. Pet hate: Staying home. Pet phrase: Whats in it for me? ' Ambition: To get married. Weakness: Blondes. WILFRID WILLIE LAJOIE Bowling l: Glee Club l. Il porte Son nom: il est joyeux au point que parfois on le Croirait moins serieux qu il lest reellement. Type doue de grands talents naturels. Il reussit bien ses classes. Son temperament d'artiste se developpera dans les voyages car il espere s'inscrire dans la Marine. Pastime: Eating. Pet hate: Getting up mornings. Pet phrase: Oh! Oh! Out of gas . Weakness: Portland. Ambition: To be a swabbie. 18 l fs 5 Y x 9 -: PAUL LAM LAMBERT Basketball Manager lg Band 1, 2, 3g Eagle Staff 45 Glee Club 3. Paul's glib tongue and winsome smile have qualified him as a shrewd operator. However, we know that Paul possesses deeper resources as a guarantee of success. He is popular with everyone and it is too bad that St. Louis cannot enjoy his company any longer. Pastime: Pool and ping-pong. Pet hate: Homework. Pet phrase: 'fCaline.', Weakness: Girls. Ambition: To become rich. NORMAND 'KTOOTSH LAROCHELLE Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2g Baseball lg Freshmen Reception 4. Normand, better known as 'l'oots to his classmates, possesses a ready smile and a winning manner that make him popular with one and all, Always playing his football to the hilt, in like manner he will assure his future success. Best of luck, Toms, at Castine! Pastime: Women. Pet hate: Homework. Pet phrase: Get away. Weakness: Parties. Ambition: Travel. PRISCILLA PRISM LAROCHELLE Mission Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Freshmen Reception -lg Sodality -l-. Avez-vous rencontre PrisH? Une grande jeune fille aux yeux tres bleus et aux cheveux tres noirs, c'est original et joli! Prism a beaucoup d'ambition. Elle aime les sports mais at leur place, car elle est serieuse. Toutes ses amies, et elle en a beaucoup, lui sont tres attachees et lui seront fideles. Voted: Most attractive. Pet hate: To write compositions. X. Weakness: Fudge. Pet phrase: 'kGee. l don't know. Ambition: To gain weight. ADRIEN JUNIOR LAVERRIERE Band 2, 3, 4. Adrien is a shy boy and one must live really close to him to learn to estimate him at his real worth. Adrien intends to join the Navy and there is no doubt that his ability will make him a real asset to his unit. Good luck to you, Adrien! Pastime: Bowling. Pet hate: Homework. Pet phrase: Christof Colomb . Weakness: Girls and money. Ambition: To join the Navy. HENRY TI-RI LAVERRIERE Bowling 3, Band 2, 3, 4. Speed should be Henry's second name. Whatever he undertakes in- evitably comes to a rapid termination. Like his brother. he has an ear for music and has generously lent his talent to the school band. lNe wish you plenty of success in all your endeavors! Pastime: Bowling. Pet hate: Band practices. Pet phrase: Eh sibine l Ambition: To be a radio technician. 19 3 fm 1 .lil I U ',1 1' - ,J . .7 ,I 4 , 'v ff .1 1 ' ,wJ ,!.' If. i' ax 5. U lr' If , P fl . - . j Qt, '-an I Q9 xx S Rx... srl' fag' A-mpg' 'Us S.. i lst., ix! I, il-Nl ' 1' ' . P H.. f . YK' V A if: ' 'u :Q . .g r 4 ' 4, ow' .487 g? -arf f uf A i inn x S- M M Mum MONIQUE LEBLANC Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Freshmen Reception 4 Sodality 1 2 3 4 Awez yous des SOUCISD Etes yous triste ou dccouragee' -Kllez trouxer Monique l eu de temps apres tous rnez .nec elle et comme elle Lest que cest precieux une amie comme Monique aussi on en profite t Monique compte autant damies que de compagnes Bon succcs Mon IQUC' Noted Best natured Weakness Tall men Pet hate Blushing Pet phrase Eh sibme' -Xmbition To be a good wife V NORM-KN NORM LEDODX Baseball 1 4 Norm 1S blessed with a quick wit and a beaming smile that has won him countless friends lhough ne came to us after a few months delay this year he has caught up with the rest ot the class and has proxed that he IS a very capable worker We know that you will be extremely enjoyable company wherever you are Pastime Games Pet hate Wasting money Pet phrase Wanna fly outa here? Weakness Blondes Ambition '10 be successful in life FERINAND BL TLH LEHOUX Otball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Bowling l 2 3 Butch IS a quiet boy in school and from the looks of him one would wonder how he became one of our football greats He has a xery sym pathetic nature that has drawn him much popularity We all admire his persistency and we are proud to count him in our graduating class Pastime Pool and ping pong Pet hate lo be stuck in class subjects Pet phrase Nous dltes que 9 Weakness A certain blond Ambition To build his own stock car and become the best dirt drn er JOHN BUSINESS MAN LEMELIN Soclality 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee Llub 3 Xearbook Staff 4 Cafeteria 4 john possesses many outstanding abilities He combines scholastic actiuties with two part time jobs set he is alwaxs willing to help the class organrzations How he docs it no one knows lhe school as well as the band will miss this xeritable package ot dxnamite lhe best ot everything to you ohn' Pastime Work Pet hate Idleness Weakness Claire Pet phrase What say man 9 Ambition To be a business manager ALINE BLTCH LORANGER Class Officer 2 3 4 'vflsslon Llub Freshmen Reception 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Sodalxtyl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Butch our class President has been outstanding in exerything she has undertaken Ever cheerful and obliging she has gained a permanent place rn the hearts of all her teachers and classmates. Her helping ways allow us to apply the saying A friend in need is a friend indeedf 'e wish you the greatest success in the future! Voted: Most surprising. Weakness: Blue eyes. Pet hate: To write compositions. Pet phrase: Eh, clam l Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. ts ibn! Y 12? uf Wo' FERNAIND FERIN MARTEL Rlen de salllant encore dans ce Jeune homme tranqullle plutot txmxde mars dune grande puxssance de reflexlon Grace a son caractere doux et affable 11 ne compte que des amxs Sa sante lelolgne de la zone sportne Il reserve ses energxes pour consolxder ses posxtlons mtellectuelles L tenaclte et lapplxcatlon sont les deux plllxers de son succes Pastxme MOVIES Pet hate None Pet phrase Eh vrande' Weakness Money Ambxtlon Graduate and get a job WILLIAM BILLY MARTIN Glee Club 3 W1ll1am IS a Jolly person who seems to enjoy everythmg he does This IS a precxous quallty for xt guarantees that happmess we are all struqqlxnz for He ns the youngest member of the class and th1s fact alone IS suf ficlent trlbute to his mtellectual capacmes Pastxme Duponts Tea Shop Pet hate Gettmg m accxdents wlth h1s boss jeep Pet phrase For cryxng out loud' Weakness Glrls Ambxtxon To become somethmg 1n lxfe NORMAlND NORM METHOT Freshmen Receptlon 4 Everybody likes Normand because he lS so stramhtforward Every thmg he undertakes arrests the best of hrs ab1l1t1es and we haxe no doubt that h1s smcerlty w1ll brmg success to hxm later on llke lt dxd nn school Pastxme Automobiles Pet hate The Army Pet phrase Pccole' Weakness Late hours -Xmbmon College ROGER ROG MILLETTE Football 3 Bowlmz 3 Band 1 9 3 4 Eagle Reporter 3 Heres a young man full of boundlnz actxxxtnes always ready to lend a helping hand wherexer ll xs needed Hxs ablllty to foresee dnffncultles and to find adequate solutlons for them IS surprlsmq We feel sure that Roger w1ll find hxmself an lnterestmsz occupatxon and w1ll qladden many hearts on h1s way to success Pasume Work Pet hate To refuse a helpmg hand Pet phrase C est serxeux ga' Weakness A Certam brunette Ambmon To get r1ch 'NORM AND JERRX N -KDE -XL 'Normand has h1s future all planned out A boy of h1s mechanxc abxlxty IS somethmg rare Already he spends lone hours exery day oper atmg on some crxppled XEhlClC We w1sh sou plentx of success 1n l1fe and we know that you haxe the courage and the des1re to zo out and ge xt Pastxme Skatmg Pet hate Flxxng flats Pet phrase Eh calxmce' Weakness Sanford Ambxtlon To own a -ll Ford 21 I Vg fs.. 'x. T 50 'Qs Y 7-I A .- f I f , 2 4 I , '11 fr' ' ' Z ' , l X ff R X 0 ' I 1 , A 'X Q, If X ,, Q ,, f , , . ' . . . . . 'A ',, 7 y ss as V. xv ' ' Class Officer 1, .2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, -lg Baseball lg Basketball lg I Q ' ,S 'vi ,-,,g ' A v ' el nv v Q 57 V . . I . . I . . J 1 ' . I 4 QR' A1 rf ,4 NX Q W 3213 NORMAVD 'NED NADEAU Class OH.1C8fl 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Band Z .5 Eagle Staff 3 INormand 15 a young man who has a capaclty for thought well beyond hrs years Hrs cool del1berat1on coupled wlth a faxthful memory and a flery ambmon quallfy hlm as the one most lxkely to succeed SCIENCES lS hrs preferred field of study and we hope he funds an opportunity to de xelop hlmself along this l1ne Pastlme Hanging around Pet hate Hawmg nothxng to do Pet phrase Whats the hurry' Weakness Brunettes Xmbmon To further h1s educatlon GLIY GUS NEVEUX Football 9 3 Basketball Manager 1 Guy has a m1nd of hlS own and you had better respect xt He has 1 terrlflc stock of energy and turns out an mcredlble amount of work both rn and out of school St1ll he IS blessed w1th a certam blrssfulness I d1spos1t1on that makes hlm altogether enjoyable company Pastlme Roller skatlng Pet hate Backlash ln flshmg Pet phrase Por heaven s sake Weakness G1rls Ambrtxon To become General Manager of the Pepperell Mfg C, ROLAIND ROL N FVEUX Handsome R01 IS one of the qulet members of our class Theres a tlme for work and a t1me for play and he knows whlch IS whlch Hrs company IS most. enjoyable and h1S conxersatlon most enllghtenmg Good luck to you Rol ' Pastlme Cars Pet hate Bemg a perpetual Chauffeur Pet phrase Pecole Weakness Lucxlle -Xmbmon To be a success GERARD JERRX 'NOLET Glee Club 3 Debate 3 Football 4 Sodallty 1 7 3 4 Xearbook Stall' 4 benlor Play 4 freshmen Receptlon -l Lafeterla -l Eagle Staff 3 4 Physlonomle exelllee regard uf geste elegant et parole faclle Gerard est orateur ne A lUn1xers1te du Mame a la radio dans les debates ou comme Master of Leremomes xl sest dnstmgue Gerard brllle dans ses etudes et partxcxpe a de nombreuses actnxtc-s La medecme est sa llgne Pastxme Sports Pet hate Haung to walk to hls girl s house Pet phrase The tongue IS mlghtler than the sword Weakness Publlc Speakmg Ambxuon To become a great surgeon DANIEL DANNX OLELLETTE Sodalxty l Glee Club '7 Danny IS a quxet reserxed Chap but hxs mterests are many H s an ardent student and enjoys outdoor lxfe We know he vslll succeed IH Dnesel work whnch he wxshes to study Pastxme Readmg and huntlng Pet phrase Aw nuts ' Pet hate Rxdmg on buses Weakness Lemon ples 'Xmbmon To become a Dxesel englneer 22 , j I E A A' a l l ,ga M.. K , Q , J tt - tv - . . . . ' 1 . ' ' . v I 7 I J Y 3 .7 ' --A, 'W . . . V ' - ' ' . A-,. K A . I I 4 . , at s 'vs 5 I I . -, g . V 1 4 I 4 ' , , . . . O. ' , as 1 v . sy ' . : ' . . . . , . . . O. - tt N v K l A 9 Football l, 2, 3, 4. Y ' IK Y! ' ' ' ', K . ..., . . L ' x ' tt N , . 4 I rt f as - tt vu v A . D 7 rl 3 'hi B 1 5 . . 5, . . 5 9 . ', ' , . y . 7 . y , , . ' . , . . X - .. ., ' ' t x J H , . ,, . . . . , , - . . , , . . , . , . , .. r - - -y I Q ' 2 . ' ll ' I ' . J 1 , ,, . . ,,, , R U . . . 9 U ' ,,. . ' . . , ' , ' , . '. e 1 , L ' ' ' , aw . : . . ' , at as 'f n ' , M, ' . '. ' ,W , . 1 . A : . 5Z.,.fe R V ,Lt R ' s I fir.: 1 J ANNETTE ANN PAQUETTE Bowling 1, Freshmen Reception 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Quiet and demure is Ann. Her friendliness and good humor con- tributed much to making daily tasks more pleasurable. We are sure she will win the hearts of future friends as she has won ours. We hope that success will follow you in all endeavors. Voted: Most serene. Weakness: Receive letters. Pet hate: A braggart. Pet phrase: Gee wiz! Ambition: To become a secretary. ROLAND POUNE PELOQUIN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Band 1, 2, 3, Eagle Start' 3, 4. Roland has a jolly character and is the source of happiness for many sad souls. He has many fine aptitudes and proved his talent in many fields. He can be serious when he wants to and that is what reassures us as we see him leave St. Louis. Pastime: A certain girl. Pet hate: Mechanical drawing. Pet phrase: Are you crazy? Weakness: Sweaters. Ambition: To own a Cadillac convertible. RITA RETEl' PERRON Senior Play 4, Freshmen Reception 4: Basketball 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. St. Ignatius High gave Rete to us for a good part of her Senior Year. We're mighty glad she came. Her sincere winsome personality has made those with whom she has come in contact consider her as a true friend. Her fascinating, deep voice echoed constantly in the halls of St. joseph. May you meet success in all your future undertakings, Rita! Voted: Most friendly. Weakness: Tall men. Pet hate: Being called Perronski. Pet phrase: Big dealf' Ambition: To raise twins. JOSEPH JOSEPH-ARTHUR PERRY 1 V X- ., lp ll, 'X 'X . jf,-- , 5 .142 r , ' 51, ' . 4- A Football 2. Here's a young man with plenty of common sense and an entertain- U ing personality. He seems to know everything about everybody, he is a 1 G veritable storehouse of information. He is everybody's friend and part of My t X' t 1 our heart will follow him out of these school walls. Pastime: Playing cards. Pet hate: Staying home. Pet phrase: Joseph-Arthur qui parle . Weakness: A certain girl. x ry 3 . X Ambition: To own a car. U ' X , Xl .ffj rt, r 1 4 RUTH ANN PETRIN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 25 Eagle Staff 35 Senior Play -I-5 Freshmen Reception 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oflicer 3 4. I Here is Ruth, the girl who is always ready to lend a helping hand without regard for her own interest. With all her eamestness in school activities, she still. finds time to be an honor student, which makes her an outstanding member of the class. Determined as she is in all she under- takes, we are confident that she will succeed in her future vocation. Voted: Most studious. Weakness: A Sailor. Pet hate: French composition. Pet phrase: Christophe . Ambition: To grow in height. lv' md mn? at ,l ,l .g 'f --f 1 ,. .ff :Q 5, , p si 'QL if 3 my s 51: kt ff' x .44 if ,iziila -' te. Q -s 4:86 1 JSI 'gif ff A . ' - :Gel :g.fvg,...5g., M-, was y A . s , ' :E -rv:-Eff -- ?: 7'-Zi ,..:ii.2'jff2?'lZ' i' .1 fe 'sg'5.f, 4e. .s 7' .f 'Wx' if LUCILLE LOU PINEAU Glee Club 1, 25 Dramatics 35 Freshmen Reception 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Eagle Staff 3. C'est le Vif Argent de la classe. N'essayez pas de la trouver a la meme place ou dans la meme position plus de deux minutes. Aussi, suivre Lucille pendant un jour serait un excellent moyen de reduire considera- blement votre poids a peu de frais. Jusqu'ici, personne n'a encore essaye. Bonne chance, Lucille! Voted: Best athlete. Weakness: Blond, bluveyed fellows. Pet hate: Being called Lulubelle . Pet phrase: Va te pendref' Ambition: To become a gym teacher. NORMAND RED PINETTE Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. Digne echantillon de l'espece humaine, Normand mesure 6'2 et pese bientot 250. Mais chez lui la matiere ne nuit en rien A la vigueur de l'esprit, car Normand est reconnu intelligent, travailleur et ambitieux. Il se classe dans les premiers rangs. Aimable en societe mais terrible au football, Red fut une etoile sportive dont St. Louis reste Her. Pastime: Eating. Pet hate: Going out with women. Pet phrase: Sacre bleu!'l Weakness: Cote and Herrick. Ambition: To own the Singer Sewing Machine Co. MARC EDWARD PLANTE Sodality 4, Eagle Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Marc is a lover of peace and quiet. He is a steady worker and no student was ever gifted with a sweeter disposition. He is polite and very devoted towards everyone. No better aptitudes could be desired in the walk of life he has chosen. Yastime: Movies. Pet hate: Washing dishes. Pet phrase: 'LPipe down. Weakness: Television. Ambition: To become a priest. MAURICE CONRAD POULIN Maurice possede une education soignee et une rare tenacite au travail intellectuel. Les mathematiques ont sa preference, aussi ambitionne-t-il a business career. Il a la confiance de tous car il est droit et franc. Ajoutons a cela un fort penchant pour la musique et nous avons en Mau- rice le type du gentilhomrne. Pastime: Movies. Pet hate: Liars. Pet phrase: Viande a chienll' lVeakness: Food. Ambition: To become a successful business man. ROBERT BOBBY REED School President 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Reception 4, Tall dark and handsome fits our Bob', to a HT . Combined with his adeptness at athletics and genial good nature, all this makes of him the most popular boy in school. President of the student body, Bobby,' is a hard worker and an ideal leader. He holds the enviable record of earn- ing twelve varsity letters in sports competition. Pastime: Going to Kennebunk. Pet hate: Getting up early. Pet phrase: Hang on to it.'l Weakness: Base hits. Ambition: To be successful. st J 1 'SS' f,,X 41 I 7 f I fj fix , fx 7, jf, .Y I 'QV Lf!! 'x 6 f .4 ,J ' F4 739, ? I5 if jul ls. W1 NN!! I XM: W '- 5' LUCILLE LOU RENOUF Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Reception 4: Mission Club. Lou, the class chatterbox, has a sense of humor and a keen wit which adds enjoyment everywhere she goes. Her pleasant disposition makes many seek her warm companionship. May you have the best of luck in achieving success in whatever Held you may elect to follow in your future life! Voted: Best singer. Weakness: Plaid shirts. Pet hate: To walk alongside Barbara. Pet phrase: Is that so ? Ambition: To teach Carole French. ,IEANNINE JEAN RHEAU ME Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Reception 4: Mission Club 3, 4: Sodality 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Jean likes to ride around in a '37 Ford. Nevertheless she man- ages to find some spare time to share in school activities. Her cheerful smile, staunch friendship, and genuine kindness will be missed by her friends. May the future years bring you much happiness and success! Voted: Most sensitive. Pet hate: Losing at canasta. Pet phrase: 'ijeekersul Weakness: A Thornton Academy senior. Ambition: To be a good cook for Kenny. LAURETTE f'LOlJ RICHARD Glee Club l, 2, 3, -lg Freshmen lnitiation 4. Lou's eager interest in everyone and everything has stamped her as the inquisitive Senior. But, who can forget how gently and amiably she accepted being teased about her perpetual questions? May her gen- erosity and self-forgetfulness which have opened the way to many friends, lead her to success in her future career! Voted: Most inquisitive. Weakness: Lloyd. Pet hate: To wink accidentally. Pet phrase: My goodness ! Ambition: To travel. LEOPOLD ROBIN ROBIDA Bowling l. 2, 3, 45 Sodality 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Leopold possesses a very sound judgment. VVe shall remember him as an excellent student and a good sport. We hope that the long hours you invested in deep study will pay high dividends in the nature of success in a difficult profession! Pastime: Bowling. Pet hate: School. Pet phrase: Eh saudi ! Weakness: Sanford. Ambition: To become an idol of the people. PRISCILLA 'EPRISU ROCHEFORT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Assistant Eagle Editor 2, 3, 4: Fresh- men Reception 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 45 Sodality 4. 'fPris, the perfect lady, is courteous and composed at all times. She completely overwhelms us with her knowledge in chemistry class. Would she be interested in the field of science? Prism has distinguished herself in always being ready to cooperate in the publication of the school 'fEagle and yearbook. May you meet success in your future career! Voted: The most temperamental. Weakness: Eating foreign tasty dishes. Pet hate: Her blushing. Pet phrase: My gosh ! Ambition: To travel abroad. Iii' 1' ,ff ff K Yt, , 2' y4f C 3? ,r ., . f ' Y i 1' fkx . 4 f 1 7 . f 1' ar' ff 'C Z' EN., yd 'K H. l this 'Q if 5 f I , U? 1 ,Q 6 wwyfff, ,. in if if ffl' J' fi KD' if.. 'ga ,on it-fr. +1 5 is 5 U l . .IW 476. 'nf' v-rf auf! ' x if vu l Mig I ' 7 'i ,' 1.2 Q3 ' ,ag V. 4111 52' 4 'if' ur,-'fr PHILIP KID BARBELL ROUX Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1. Always managing to attend school every day despite the ri or of thumbing a ride from his Pool Road home, 'LPhil has set 1-,Rgrk for perseverance. Phil's chief claim to fame is his remarkably dev ed! physique. Also an active football enthusiast. P,hil is a l ' riend of everyone. Z, L A 1- V' Pastime: Weight lifting. F 3- I V259 Pet hate: To go to school. 1 ' I Pet phrase: Son-of-a sea cook! ,Z f B Weakness: Dancing. A Ambition: To become Mr. America. REINETTE ST-OURS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Reception 4, Dramatics 3, 4: Cheerleader 2 3 , . Pour une raison ou pour une autre, Reinette semble toujours sur le point d'6tre en retard, toutefois, elle est presque toujours at temps. Peut- etre appartient-elle 21 cette categorie de sages dont le temps est si precieux qulils llemploient jusqu'a la derniere minute. Bonne chance, Reinettel Voted: Most jovial. Weakness: Food. Pet hate: To have her picture taken. Pet phrase: Isn't that nice! Ambition: To be a good woman driver. ROBERT BOB SEVIGNY Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3. Robert has very many interesting traits. The calmness with which he faces difficulties is a sign of a high degree of self-control. He has great intelligence and resourcefulness. He is capable of long serious effort and we fail to see what could prevent hi from becoming s ccessful in life. Pastime: Playing pool. -,L , Afy u J,1,,,,4y-,6 Pct hate: Getting up in the morn g. ff 6 I Pet phrase: Eh sibinel' 'f , ,, Weakness: Lily. 7 ' Ambition: To go big game huntingf JT f J 1 '-kj, , VIRGINIA KATE SHEEHAN DN Glee Club l. 2. 3. 45 Basketball 1, 2, Sodality 3, 45 Senior Play, Cheer- leader l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Freshmen Reception 4. Good-natured Kate is an exploding shell of mischief. She was an enthusiastic cheerleader throughout her high school days. Her dramatic ability helped to make the senior play a pleasant success. We wish her nothing but the best in the future. Voted: Best dressed. Weakness: Pretty clothes. Pet hate: Being called Frenchie . Pet phrase: Slow down. Ambition: To get a certain someone to drive slowly. GERALD MIKE SYLVESTRE Ulee Club 2, 3. Gerard est grand par sa stature corporelle et il le sera davantage par sa culture intellectuelle. Il est serieux et applique mais un pf-u mysterieux: il fera probablement un brillant avocat au service du Federal. Il a un caractere heureux. enjoue et un Coeur d'une sensibilite exquise pour l'autre inoitie de lihumanite. Pastime: Pool. Pet hate: French. Pet phrase: What do you say? I like it. Weakness: Money. Ambition: To hold a Federal position. mpg f 'fi' .- WP- V+-p wwf RAYMOND SLIM SYLVESTRE Basketball 1 4 Raymond a llmagmatlon feconde et la plume facile deux qualltes qu1 feralent de lul un poete renomme du Malne Peut etre manque t1l un peu de coniianee en lu1 meme sans ralson d allleurs car ll a plus d une fleche a son carquols et laxemr lu1 sourlt Amant du jeu et de la -SOCICIC 11 sest falt de nombreux amls Pasume Skatmg Pet hate Homework Pet phrase Eh gee whiz' Weakness Glrls and money Ambmon To jom the Mr Force ROGER FLDGE TARDIF Football Manager 1 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball -l- Bowlmg 3 Glee Club 3 It would take nothmz less than a hurrxcane to upset our peace loxmg easy gO1D2 Roger But do not let appearances decene you When he wants to he struggles wlth the nerxe and determlnatlon of a wlldcat We w1sh you plenty of success ID llfe Roger' Pastlme Dancmg Pet hate Gettmg up m the mormng Pet phrase hlt Weakness Gxrls Ambmon To beeome an msurance agent LEO PXLL OLIX ER 'IHIBEXLLT Football Manager l Bowling 9 BOISICFOUS but efhclent best descrlbes the wlt of the class Oliver Possessor of a keen braxn he IS qulck to solxe any and all problems whlch tend to obstruct hxs path to suecess H15 perpetual socxabxhty has won hun a host of admlrers Pastlme home, to Old Orchard Pet hatm lakme the Old Orchard bus back to Buldeford Pet phrase Lest SI bon Wmakness Marne Rose Xmbltlon lo become a dentist MARC EL MARS TREMBL-KY Sodahty 1 Type soclable et plaxsant Ses aptltudes pour la menuxserle et la sculpture ont deja attxre lattentlon du pubhc Orxgmaxre du Xermont ll en garde le culte de la nature Prudent reflechl traxallleur ll a lassur ance de reusslr dans la carrxere de contracteur qu nl s est choxsle ,MJ Pastxme Moues U Aix Pet hate Homework Pet phrase Bout de clerge' Weakness Glrls and money Ambmon To become a rxch carpenter SLZANNE SLE X -KLLIERE Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Freshmen Receptlon -lf Senlor Play -1- Yearbook Staff 4 Humor wlt and abxhty to impersonate make Sue a delxghtful and mterestmg companlon Her xarlety of accents stxmulates an axr of forelgn brotherhood among us She ns fond of dramatlcs and was a member of the can ln the senior play Good luck Sue ' Voted Cutest Weakness Tall men Pet hate Concelted people Pet phrase What a dumb' Ambition To leam how no dnve Um N-as 'WM if WL' fr 'fs I For three long years, we, the Juniors, like sturdy mountain climbers, have scaled energetically the steep mountain of High School Learning. The ascent has not always been smooth. To some, the high cliffs of mathematics, the huge boulders of science, or the gap- ing precipices of foreign languages have appeared as unsurmountable obstacles. From time to time, one of our number, preferring the green mountain-slope of Well-Enough to the higher peak of Greater Knowledge, would drop on the way. Others have wavered in their decision, but encouraged by the fine example of their predecessors who have so valiantly persevered up the steep ascent, a good number of us have steadily, if slowly, progressed upward. The patience and understanding of skillful guides, our devoted teachers, have smoothed many a rough spot for our unexperienced feet. When tempted to slide down an easy trail back to the Vale of Mediocrity, we have been prompted by them to maintain the struggle along the rougher path of Good Scholarship. Now that we see the last year coming around the bend, since we realize how vitally important in view of the future is the steadfast pursuit of our aim, we look forward without too much apprehension to undertaking the conquest of the summit. With a proud flourish, we raise still higher 'fthe Blue and Goldn, dear symbol of a school we love. May it wave over the last period of our ascent as it has waved over our prolonged efforts of the past, to serve, at the end of another year, as a sign of our victory when at last our goal is reached. 2 in-n lil ,df r m l. Junior A President: James Hebert Vice President: james Cartier .Secretary-Treasurer: Bernard Neveux 2. Girls President: Doris Ouellette Vice President: Jeanne Belair Secretary-Treasurer: Lucy Lachance Librarian: Aline Boucher 3. junior B President: Gerard Asselin Vice President: Louis Roy Secretary-Treasurer: Norman Simard JUNIOR A lst row Cleft to rightj: A. Choquette, R. Dubois, R. Guil- lette, Hebert, L. Archambault, A. Lemelin. ...L 'YR 2nd row: D. Janson, G. Petit, R. Emard, R. Morin, R. Boutet. 3rd row: P. Bordage, A. Lebel, G. Bcllerose. G. Boudreau, R. Drouin, A. Landry. 4th row: G. Perreault, S. Nolette, G. Guil- bault, B. Nadeau, Cartier 5th row: R. Beaudoin, N. Brunelle. N. Laver- ricre, P. Labonte, R. Cote, B. Neveux -.r 4 JUNIOR B lst row: into 1.1 N. Bemier. R. Verrier. V. Chretien A. Carrier. N. Desrosiers. 2nd row: R. Vachon. R. Parent. D. Huard. L. P. Fortier. N. Letourneau. R. Janson. 3rd row: N. Parr-nteau. G. Asst-lin. L. Roy. P, Harriman. D. Larnontaene. with row: J. Audie. R. Auzvr. L. Neveux. A. St. Amand. B. St. Pierre. N. Sirnard. 5th row: R. Nolette. J. Larnothc. R. Beaulieu. 29 Y, KX 46 i l L C uni V Co. JUNIOR GIRLS lst row: Cl. to r.l J. Demers, T. Paradis, A. Seymour, D. Normand, P. Perreault, F. Dallaire 2nd row: D. Danis, R. Huot, M. Dubuc, J. Gaudette, L. Lanchance. 3rd row: M. Renouf, B. A. Croteau, D. Ouel- lette. Loignon, Mercier, R. Pel- letivr. 4th row: R. Bergeron. Gagne, G. Janelle. A. Boutin, D. Turgeon. 5th row: D. Bineau, Belair, J. Baillargeon C. Poirier, J. Verville. ge! I I4 24 xt. t. Q , E 5 may eww ,-,-rr? -'Q wl lunar A 1 E f I wif' H - 9, --P eff 14 X gif- .f ' , - 3 ,ax NOIQS LES SOPHOMORES Une autre annee du meilleur temps de notre vie est deja at son terme. Que de difficultes ont ete parse- mees sur notre route, que d'heures sombres et parfois decourageantes se sont fait sentir devant les construc- tions et problemes geometriques, aux temps des traduc- tions latines et des esquisses de signes stenographiques. Quels soupirs et quels gemissements! L'eneouragement de nos tnaitres et rnaitresses, en plus du soutien rnutuel, nous a fait entrevoir le sucees qui eouronne les efforts soutenus et perseverants. A la fin de notre deuxierne annee du Cours Super- ieur, nous, les Sophonlores, sornrnes fiers d'ax'oi1' co- opere avec nos professeurs qui se Cll2ll'gCI'lI de notre in- struction et de notre education. Ainsi nous nous pre- parons avec plus d'eHicaeite 21 jouer notre role dans le monde. Il nous reste encore deux annees pour continuer notre developpcment intellectuel et religieux sous la garde de prolesseurs cornpetents. Profitons-en et soyons confiantsg le bon Dieu nous accordera le succes en au- tant que nous ferons notre part. C'est avec regret que nous voyons partir les Seniors qui ont ete pour nous de vrais amis. Nous leur souhai- tons bien du succes et du bonheur dans la carriere qu'ils choisiront. Que leur Alma Mater soit toujours pour eux une source d'inspirations dans toutes leurs entreprises. 1. Sophomore A: President: Bertrand Gagne Vice President: Roger Lemay Secretary-Treasurer: Robert Corbeil 2. Girls: President: Aline LeBrun Vice President: Pauline Bolduc Secretary: Lorraine Sicard Treasurer: Claudette Delorge 3. Sophomore B 1 President: Andre Marcotte Vice President: Richard Binette Secretary-Treasurer: Rene Roy 30 SOPHOMORE A ,Q lst row Cleft to flghtl S 'Nadeau A Cyr C LHcurcux G Lntclller R Perrault 2nd row D Hcbgrt B Plcard R Pntxt R COUFKOIS L Cote R Trcm bay 3rd row R Formr -X Pzlh nr R Plamondon R St Ours R Descham bault 4th row R Dubols R Ldroxh llm L Gregoxre R Bolsxert C, Nuol A Balllargeon 5 row R Lmmay B Gagnm R Lorbul E Larrur R 'Normand A I N SOPHOMORE B lst row: K. Con-. R. Girouard. A. Marcottc. T. Gleason. D. Proulx. R. Chretien. 2nd row: T. Labbc. R. Cote. A. Bcaudoin. G. Saucicr. N. Boudn-au. 3rd row: F. Pichcr. R. Godard. R. Dcschambault. G. Rcmillard. R. Guay, P. E. Brunelle. -ith row: R. Gonncville. Lonsdaln-. R. Guignard, P. Morin. R. Nvault. 5th row: R. Langevin. R. Roy. D. Dubois, R. Binnette. J. Donahuv. P. Brochu. 31 Y 05 -r SOPHONIORI' GIRLS lst row M IIJITIIIIHI Bxm 4 'Nunux N C xqon lxquft R Lhuonu L Dnmnrs Znd row 1 lhxbault R ldndry Bcausolul Lv Godbout L Pauchxr P Labbe 3rd row K Lonstant Dnmcrs M Kopctskl V R1rh'xrd P Lambert D Gmndron P Bolduc Nl- row C Dmsclnmbz nult B C Q non L Lamb: rt R Rossxgnol Lyr D. Taschc-rcau. ' row: L. Morcl. P. D-sm' am bvault. L. Duhamvl. A. L1-brun. 'Vi Lamb, L. Dclorgu. J. Goulet. 6th row: L. Simrd. O. Bourlurd. B Recd. T. Brouillard. T. Brmult. D Roy. .f l X ax P 0.5 .-X ,Inez f , .:. .. sa 0.0, a Q6 - . 4 L. xx ' :. U . 'xx x X n 9- , , l 1 v- we On September 5, 1951 we, the Fresh- men, stepped forward into High-School life where the warmth and friendliness of the welcome given us by our new teach- ers and the upperclassmen quickly dispell- ed the fears and bewildered misgivings that we felt. What a dreadful experience lay before us! As we look back it is easy to see that these were needless fears. We fully realize that four long years of difficult work were ahead, so we lost no time in trying to adjust ourselves to our new and pleasant environment. In those early days, we began to realize that we were now responsible for our education and for the upholding of the ideals and traditions of our school. Little by little, the days have gone by and with them the trying and depressing moments of examinations. Every day we strove to reach our goal of success. It has not been too difficult because our teachers worked hard and succeeded in presenting the studies to us in a most in- teresting manner. The Seniors are bidding farewell to their Alma Mater, We are happy to see that in June 1952 they have reached with honor the goal which they entered upon four years ago, but it is also with some sorrow that we see them depart for we did look up to these dignified Seniors as friends in need. To all we wish success in their future career. As we step up into the Sophomore year, we have visions of another success- ful year in our school. We are proud of our class and its achievements and hope ST. JOSEPH - d - bl- h Freshman A Freshman B Lcgtbsr rilrgfgh again to esta is an even President ST LOUIS Charlotte Larose Dolores Corbeil h ' F h Vice President Fres man A P e .dent res man B F d H B ' I T 5' e ora enfy Secretary Joan Olssoneau t Raymond Laliberte Robert Auger Pauline Doherty Pauline Boissoneault MM, d D b vice Pnmient and Descotea T 1 or u e orm ux Lucille Leclerc femme' Joan Verville SeUem'y'T'ea u'e' Leo-Paul Gregoire Alfred Roux Freshman A it Lil? 9. on Dufour, A. Poirier Ouellette, P. Sicard, Y. Rheault clerc, F. Henri Lavallee, L. Montpas. P. Doherty 5th row, Poulin, C. Brunelle, D Dube, Parent, C. Larose, C Landry 32 Front row, l. to r. L. Thompson, M. Neveux, A. Cloutier, C. Dubois, T. 2nd row, P. Dubuc, C. Verville, L. 3rd row, M. Lottinville, R. Laver- diere, R. Paul, G. Gagnon, L. Le- -ith rowg I. Marcotte. F. Caron, L. FRESHMAN A lst row: Menard. R. Lemelin. D. Daigneault. R. Morin. N. Turgcon. Boissc, R. Martin, D. Soucy. L R .-Y. if :Cr Y Xml. X l 61,33 494 I Y., 2nd row: R. Letourncau. M. Dubf-. R v 1 Landry, P. Sha-vm-nell, H. Pelletier. L ' ' Cotv, R. Cotu. N. Goulet. P. E. Grc xi goirc. 3rd row: G. Vachon. Letendrc. R. Lalibf-rtc. R. Boucher. L. Guilbault. R. Camirc. L. Assn-lin. A. Frm-chctte. 4th row: R. Mathivu. R. Provencher L. P. Grvgoirv. R. Goulvt. A. Lemclin R. Pm-rr:-ault. R. V1-rrnettc. 5th row: R. Audie. Roy. G. Couturv. R. Pvtrin R. Boucher. 6th row: D. Petrin. B. Melancon. R Gagne. G. Lottinville, B. Massa. P. Ruel. E. P4-llc-tier, R. Noll-t CQ sr' Nfvg ,av- rf,-1 FRESHMAN B lst row: A. Palmvr. P. Villandry. l.. Bisson. R. Lamontaqnv. R. Boisvc-rt. C Bouthillotte. R. Tousignant. B. Colo. 2nd row: M. Martel, W. Bc-rnivr. R Boucher. P. Crotcau. M. Drapz-au. P Levvsque. L. P. Daiglc, R. Randall. G Marcottc. 3rd row: R. Dudley. R. St. Pierre. W Bedard. A. Lamirandv. G. Girouard. M Laflamme. C. Dcmc-rs. R. Hanna. 4th row: N. Pruneau, G. Lizottc. R johnson. R. St. Ours, B. Madore, R. Pin- vau. D. Guay. 5th row: R. Ruel, R. Racine. H. Lv Breton, R. jacques, L. Lessard. R. God bout. N. Dcscoteaux. R. Auger. 6th row: A. Roux. G. Baillargeon, R. Saucier, P. Loignon, R. Rousseau. 33 lst row: D. Le-blanr. A. Bin:-tte. I. Bur- ley, T. Poulin. J. M. Sylvcslrv. P. Par? 2nd row: Rochefort, R. Plourde, C Corrivcau. Y. Gagnon, L. Boisvert. 3rd row: T. Larouche, C. Baker. P Paradis. J. Boissonncault, J. Paradis. R Gonncville. 4th row: M. Brochu. B. Caron. D. Cor- ba-il. P. Boissonneault. L. Thibvault. 5th row: C. Larochellc. C. Binettc. S Roy. D. Ouvllrttv. F. Dubuf. C. Daiglm 6th row: P. Landry, Verville. ,Qi-125, iv x--,Q X694 L YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief: Maurifc Hifkvy Asst. Editor-z'n-Chief: Prisfilla Rorhvfort Co-Editors: Ruth Ann Pc-trin Gerard Nolf-t Adzertixing Alannger: Harold Hgallw-x Bzuirzmf .1ff17ZI1gF7.fI R021-r Baillaruvrm Jean Lemz-lin F:XCll,E MONTHLY STAFF REPORTERS Editor-in-chief: Jarnrs Hcbf-rt Reporters: St. Louis C. Nolvt. R. Pcloquin. R. Baillargfon. P. Lambvrt. R. Emard -I. Audie-. G. Assvlin. B. Gagnfz j. Donahuf-. R. Normand R. Bouchvr. B. Cote, M. Dubc St. Joseph w C.. Brum-He. G. Janelle, Gagne, B. Rv:-cl. A. L4-brun. C Iwlorr-l. D. Corbc-il. A. Boutin. A. Cloutier, P. Sirard. R Chifoim-. M. Paquct. D. Ouvllcttc, F. Corrivcau. E. King L. Boisvert. P. Rochefort. 1 Building Strung Faith La preference d'une ecole catholique a toute autre ne vient pas de Fexcellence ou de la variete du programme elabore dans les dillierents coursg de tels avantages peu- vent etre rencontxes ailleurs. Si nous avons pose notre choix sur une ecole catholique, c'est que la religion vient s'ajouter au curriculum ordinaire. En efliet, notre ecole fournit l'enseigne- ment de la doctrine chretienne. Elle pos- sede des organisations propres a prornou- voir en nos arnes un elan genereux pour toutes les honnes causes relisieuses. Dans la Congregation cle la Sainte Vierge, les membres s'engagent a rnener une vie plus chretienne a llaide des seeours nombreux que leur procure leur bonne Mere du Ciel. Plusieurs fois le mois, un pretre de la paroisse accepte de venir 21 l'ecole et de faire descendre sur les arnes cle ceux qui vont le visiter la grace sacrarnentelle de la Penitence. Ajoutons que differents rnouvements sont organises pour promouvoir le bien par un apostolat genereux: e'est ainsi que notre ecole a pu, cette annee encore, aider une trentaine cle farnilles pauvres, it la Noel cle 1951. en leur apportant un pa- nier reinpli cle conserves alirnentaires. Des nfhc-lies illustrant un principe Chretien ont etc- posees sur les rnurs et presentent it in- tervalles irreguliers des sujets nouveaur- invitant it cle serieuses rellexions. Mais. Nest surtout la periocle cle reli Qion qui cloit nous aider 21 haser solidemen notre vie chretienne. La doctrine y es apprise. sans doute: mais c'est clans le bu n 13 I -r 3 I de nous Vassimiler et cle nous la rappeler plus tarcl. Nous etudions 21 fond les pre- ceptes divins, nous poursuivons en detail les diflerentes phases de la vie clu Christ et nous nous convainquons de l'impor- tance a faire notres les principes de la morale chretienne. Soyons done fiers d'avoir ainsi l'occa- sion d'apprendre it mener une vie plus sainte. Apprecions le bienfait de l'en- seignernent Chretien 1 Cette cause seule suflit pour nous attacher a notre ecole et nous en rendre dignes. snug CATHOLIC PRESS WEEK The purpose ol the Catholic Press Exhibit is to initiate our youth to the reading of bool-ts. magazines and newspapers that wonlt lnirtn. as Father land puts it: but that will help thern. rnoreover. to answer all sorts ol questions about the truths they believe. the things they do. and tlif- whyls of both. Lift up your hearts. 141 with -.. ---...... X Q ' I Q SODALITY OFFICERS President, james Hebert Viee Pres., Gerard Nolet Secretary, Richard Auger Treasurer, Jean Lemelin Recorder, Roger Baillargeon VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE The reading of books and pam phlets on vocations and careers pre cedes interesting forums where social and moral problems are brought to light, discussed, and solved in View of a happy future. 36 Uevnlnpinq Alert Intellelzts . ,, 'xx' ,AY X X SOCIAL Sllll-lXC,lll5 ilhc sotial sticiiccs am 11ot i11- scrtcd i11 the high school uuiiinu- lu111 nit-11-ly 1:11 their iiitoriiiatixc Xiilllt. 'llit' Ililluslolirs til liislwlf are 11111111115 I'l'qL1lslIL': i11 tht' l3LiCl'igIOLlI1Ll ol' any cultuird llliillf but nhu study ol thtst- cu-11ts would bc haiits-11 ol' piattital it-- sults it thu data ol liistoix xwit- C'UIlNlLlt'It'll 111v11' 11111111111-iits with which to dccls tlit' iiuud, ilihu social 5l'll'IltLl'5 liaxt' 11 tliplt' xuluv: tht-y Quidr: Us i11 at systc:111atic 1t'x'ir:w ol 11111 past. cozitribiitc sound adxitr: i11 tliv cllioit to adapt ot11'st'lx'1:s to our 5l1II'OLlIlCllI1QS and proxidv us with tlioiiqlit-p1'ox'olxing 111atrf1'ial 111 our attt-111pt to Illlllit' our couiitry a II1OI'L' Cll11'istia11 and ht-ttvi' plau- to livt- in. lo cfrijoy any radio oi' tcluvi- sio11 piograiu oi' dt'1'ix'0 l'OII1IJll'll' satisfaction from thc perusal of any volumfx a modcrri pvrson 11111st possess 2111 adcquatt- luiow- lt-doc ol world cw11ts and pci'- SOIlL1llIll,'S past and p1'csc11t. 'l'l1c 1111111 who strives to adapt hiiiisclf to thc Cfilllllllllllly in which lic lim-s Illl15l hu await' ol' its liurictioiis mid Illllill' voiisvious of his rights arid dutivs as a cit- im-11, 'lliis taslt is i11t'u111l1c11t on tht- social st'it'11t'n's. 'lilivy art' thc hyat 4111 of 111a115s civic lift: Above all wc must kwp in 111i11cl that thc COII1II1llIllI'j' trying to p1'ospc11' without Cll11istia11 priiiciplm-s is dooiiicd to l.LillLl!'L'. E.Xl'I'YOI1Qf 111ust poiidvi' over the iiivssauf- of Pius XII: Hililll' great failiiiu of tht- social oidvr is that it is Iilthl piolioiiiitlly Qlliiistiau oi' ivally l1u1111111. hut IIll'It'lf' tcch- 11iCal and t'co11o111ic.,' Now. Qvt this st1'aiQl1t, As I was sayin! . . . Wait .1 Illllltlllf now. it's right l101'f-. 38 LANGUAGES To be able to express one,s self correctly in two languages is the prerogative of many among us. We are convinced that to multi- ply our language abilities is to multiplv our chances of success. Clear, correct pronunciation, intelligent sell'-expression, logical techniques. current good usage. appraisal and development of creative abilities, and guidance in literary appreciation are the hasic objectives of any language course. These aims are achieved bv a varied and stimulating array of bona fide activities' which origi- nate in the pupil's own dav-by day language experiences. Thus the television, the radio, the class play, the class critique, oral reading. and class discussions. all are used as incentives to clear and effective speech. Our wealth of informal and functional grammar must be woven into interesting speech and writing activities to promote at all opportunities respect for good usage. Une principale. deux subordon- nees . . . Sans doute, vous comprenez. How does my voice sound? L.- Z I 39 , ex o K -- dI. --xy.. i Af I li NWS Mika -'Y lm 'II' BUSINESS The study of a well-planned course in business subjects devel- ops in the students the ability to handle mental operations with numbers rapidly and accurately and at the same time develops in them an understanding of bus- iness situations which will enable them to solve problems of the type that are of everyday occur- rence in modern business. It is evident that to achieve this aim there must be a nice bal- ance between what constitutes the practical part of the course and the part that sets forth the principles and situations which the student will meet upon enter- ing the business world. A knowledge of the way in which modern business is trans- acted is a real asset to every young man or woman whatever line of work may be followed later. A general knowledge of the various phases of commercial activity on the part of all well- informed members of our com- munity is of inestimable value to foster financial prosperity. Yet, every student must be convinced that business principles are valueless when not in har- mony with Christian ethics. Probity must never be discarded under pretense of efficiency. Five equals four plus one, hein? Future secretaries? No speed limits here. 40 SCIENCES The scientist's way of thinking and working has proven to be a most reliable method. An ade- quate scientific course must lead to a better understanding and better daily use of the kinds of scientific knowledge associated with daily human experience. We must develop a usable fund of interesting and worth-while knowledge about common things. Sciences contribute helpful and trustworthy habits of thinking by compelling us to judge the com- mon experiences which fall with- in the fields of science. Particular interests and abili- ties of pupils are frequently re- vealed in science studies and by recognizing and directing them, more effective and more profit- able work may be accomplished in vocations or later studies. Science has caused the modern world to advance with gigantic strides. To live intelligently and most usefully everyone needs a considerable measure of under- standing and appreciation of at least the more ordinary and en- gaging aspects of Science. A little this and a little that . . Hatch it Hash. Look at what I found. 41 MATHEMATICS The intricacies of algebra ant. the labyrinthian reasonings of geometry are forever a source of wonder as well as a challenge to most students. They soon be- come aware that in these fields evasions of the imagination into the realms of fancy are the lethal blows dealt to one's success. In these subjects where pin- point accuracy in reasoning and operation is an obvious must, the student finds a much needed training in methodical work. Al- though the development of emo- tions through literature must not be slighted, we must emphasize that the mind is disciplined in its judging and reasoning abilities through mathematics. The attention required in the solution of enigmatic problems and the perspicacity and method necessary to follow the subtle and intricate patterns of Euclid's mind are later transferred to problems and situations of one's life and prove to be of tremen- dous help in finding adequate solutions. Smile of contentment- ? D Does this line go that way. Boy, this takes brainsl 42 Building Strnnij Health . , . Qu .XJ yfgK ' 3. II. 323 1 R1 5.-v Iirogt row, L. to R.: R. Dubois. N. Boudrcau, R. Guay, L. Ncvcux, C. Nicols, R. Normand . . yr. 2nd row: R. Chrvticn. B. Cots: R. Tardif. 1Managc-rsv. N. Mc-thot. N. Parentcau. N. La- rorhf-llv. L. Champoux. N. Pinettv. N. Nadvau. N. Simard. R. Rec-d. G. Bergeron. YY. Bernie-r R. Toussiznant ifxianugcrsh 3rd row: Bro. Ernost. Athi. Dir.g J. Rvgina. Asst. Coachg G. Nolct, R. Auger, K. Cormier, Capt., P. Gobeil, R. Pcloquin. N. Auger, R. Bcllefeuille, J. P. Morin, F. Parker, Coachg Bro. Theodore, Fac. Mgr. ith row: G. Baillarqc-on. B. Gaunc-. P. Labonte. B. St. Pierre. P. Roux, R. Binette, E. Carrier .X. Roux. R. Fortier. R. Neveux. B. Nlidfiiu. R. Godard. FUUTBALL CAPT. P. GOBEIL N. LAROCHELLE K. CORMIER R. PELOQUIN N METHOT . SIMARD N. PARENTEAU L. CHAMPOUX N. NADEAU N, PINETTE R REED ww, f, '. f das. A+ s Capt. . Paul Gobeil Ken. Cormier Norm. Larochelle Roi. Peloquin 1951 SEASON St. Louis 32 St. Louis 18 St. Louis 25 St. Louis 0 St. Louis 26 St. Louis 13 St. Louis 25 St. Louis 20 St. Louis 28 Norm. Methot Bob Reed St. Dominic 0 Cheverus 6 Sanford 19 Thornton 13 Rumford 7 Norm. Pinette South Portland 32 Biddeford 0 Brewster Academy 6 Deering 6 Norm. Nadeau Leo Champoux Norm. Simard Norm. Parenteau MV' ' ,van G Boudrcau R Amir 'N dun R Godqxd ILIL do I 1 C cmd hlmkxn 1 Ifillllldlihll I lg 'Y 1 1 . I Q Fi , .usa-..a-'ing , W , 4 'uf 1 , 4 ,gf-..lU',,f'1-4 'V -I 6 f BMW 'ifl ' J J U U Jyix ,agp svwzagzg-W' lr 3- U ,. :Aww Come on follow me Om Iiuthtul tullcmu R Bdlnfnullle u C1 P Roux R XCNLUX . 'lp 1 ' 9 ' . 1 - f 4 0, . CF f 'Zi Y E Af' x YF Q I i a X . V , ,M Z., 3 x E ' I r W-.Waffle Y W lv-. r 'A L 'A f7e'M'-J My Q'-'Z P. Labonte B. St. Pierre L. Neveux R, Binette He almost made it. No fair pushing, Red. frl - In aa 1. ' -wr-N, , , h mg, i jf 'L A x ,'f!'- 'QA H IJ I r' ' 'I HIL: . .. ,TTU ' ,,r T UV 4 -'f it I , .Q- S, N if I' fsgf' .b.- 5 Mig' we i 'F gr' b 1- , vs it! X .,.-1-lv 4 Brawn and brains at work Now, what's the trouble? E. Carrier R. Normand J. P. Morin R. Corbeil Q ..........4-v. .3 .f , B -1 G. Baillargcon R. Forticr C, Niqols A, Roux Trouble ahead A hole that was easy to pick .nfl ,523 I in! nf ' 'Y'f' f -1 1 rg-1 . rfff 0 x IW, l titjivi rl?-f ' T' J :uh I u I 4 L . fn pggglii' ' 4, H - .ff-. - W -. W.. 1.. ' , Prffgame instructions This ,looks like a good opening. Q.. R. Guay R. Dubois A. Cyr B. Gagne il if Qunuzr' 1 I'll get it. Wings in a stretfh Neutral ball Oh, no you dorfr! Reed's special Skip. hop and shoot 50 Going through Too many hands Joe dribbles XN'hat's up there? Off in the air Over the top 51 W 4 Q 1 'Q ,,:. . , .cfggiw .-Y' i ' X ' . J n I V , J ':, fi - x ' 1 f' . , t N , 6, M ' :L ng 24.52 3 Y, Q x 1 X X wx C-. X lf' g. W-'ki . ,blk f . Q A '.nixj.4l Q .. W' 5 YJ ,. 5 JW L Q S 1 92' i 44, ax:' S! s I 'M 'M mf ' Q' w- ' Mi W , ALA 11555 ., , Tyfg -T - 'fi' WG!! Dv 1 an ' ,ifqg Y -an 6 3' ' . , 0 Q T1 V , , U . e ' an ' i 'L -Ai ,Q -4 Nix, 4 .g. ' Y N, ,. ,... Qi' ' - .f.suc-XS! O A K1 if 9 4 f, ,,, , I lf,-4 ' 'v 'Q l ' , 5, N. , , A V plz-r.,..n:u-e J' E,-2 14 ' x in, -. 4 , 1'-ri-gi ' M mggql- -'Ki 'ff 1,5 ,W ' 1 -x ? . ti! v Y?-4 BASEBALL VARSITY Seated: Victor Chretien, left iieldg Normand Ledoux pitcher: Normand Parenteau, catcherg Robert Reed J 9 center Field, co-captaing Paul Gobeil, third base, C0- captaing Roger Boisvert, shortstopg Richard Cote second base: Raymond Emard, pitcher. 1 Standing: Manager Robert Corbeil: Andre Lamirande, catcherg Roland Beaulieu. rifght field: Richard Binette 1 pitcherg Raoul Nolette. serond basex Bertrand Gagne, first baseg Roger Tardif. pitcheri Coach joseph Regina. NN April April April May May May May May May May May May May May May May SCHEDULE South Portland at St. Louis Sanford at St. Louis Portland at St. Louis Westbrook at St. Louis St. Louis at Biddeford St. Louis at Cheverus St. Louis at South Portland St. Louis at Deering Biddeford at St. Louis Cheverus at St. Louis St. Louis at Wlestbrook St. Louis at Sanford St. Louis at Thornton St. Louis at Portland Deering at St. Louis Thornton at St. Louis JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: P. Villandry, Managerg R. Petit, R Boucher D. Gagne, R. Rousseau, G. Lottinville, F. Picher R Mathieu, A. Carrier. R. Boisvert. Manager. Standing: R. Vermette. R. Laliberte, E. Carrier G Bail largeon. P. Loignon. P. Brochu. N. Descoteaux R Chretien. J. P. Croteau. Manager. lNNG DUT Schnnl Events 'S sq .NA iff 1 0 fb, if a U 3:13 , 5 A fe gg 1 ? -f T 515 3' ' A1-1 Y 4 IW , , 12574 , i 4, iggvft 3 .. If ia! Q 'I ywhx '94 I :-5,-a.. lux 1- g'S',g,,!-X 'Q 'Q--fm. -1 1 FYI Z ml ...A- . , - V ,Q W I f '- . If 'Q' ' .Q E W v , 'mf ' ' 1 11-'J ff? 1 ' V . ,4 1'r,,,,agl: W3 V, . 4222 Enchanting moment. A little bit of Christmas joy. Piano Recital: Paulette Bourhard. Marie Anne DesRoberts. Arlene Aube. Lucille Part of the reward of our athletes. Renouf. Students' idea of Christian charity Sodztlity Communion Breakfast. The following have been awarded . . J 1? Q 4 NYU- -fx b Tt X ' A iq., -4 x ' ' flirls' Gln- Club lintf-rulaxininuu pun-nts durinu National Edu- rsztmn Wm-k And the bullrfrou in the pool Whafs Qomx on 3 Ulf l 9 fi 05: 6' pls ffkf' N Y Oh if 'TZ' 1' M .. A lastinz' tie Miss Adriana Caselotti. the Voice W'hit6N Evvrythinr: under rontrol? I nv' y kwa' -Q f fl 5X ha Yfls-Byt-.51 5525 f, fu' 5 P F If Alf cw gi .5 n Q Zig? bg Q Z' an 'OA 1.Q M, 74: Y x U . ,NN IZ ' 1 if , O '22 'f X IV. I 'r . . Q gp QQ A ff- F ' Q' xf r 4 - ' .'f! .JIS .I A 'T' I F t as ipxx X Treasures Frulll Ulll' S N -We F' ,Glam OU-'ll Y glscu Our Eb H S Cl fOrQf 4095! ll ml :A x W 3 ST. LOUIS SCHOOL pl1fl'0I'l5 Mr. Ioseph Guilbeault Mr. Gerard P Iacques Dr. Robert I, Bolduc Mr. and Mrs. Armand Godard Mr. Antonio Turcotte Mr. Arthur Ricker Mr, Wilfred H, Goulet Mr. and Mrs, Iean L. F. Provencher Mr. Armand Lavallee Mrs Clare Cyr Mrs Amanda Durette T L Evans Wrllred I Fortler Mrs Cecrle Blanchette Mrs Iames Sterltng Robert Btnette Mrs Gladys H Ruben Aurore C Belalr and Mrs Oscar Blanchette A E LeCla1r A Frrend Leas Restaurant Prancrs I LaFounta1n Walter D Mazzacane MD Mr and Mrs Gerard Raymond Mrs Iohn A Fontatne Mr Bernard Osher Mr and Mrs Oscar Normand Mr and Mrs Ioseph Bouchard Mrs P W Madden Mr Charles Huot 0 .!4ClUOI'fl56l'5 Oscar Perreault 30 Soutln St Btddelord I R lsarochelle 42 Bacon St Btddetord I T l.eBourda1s l59 Marn Street Btddetord Leo P Tatllon Optometnst 26 South Street Btddelord Mr O vtlle B Pollard Pollard s Restaurant M Iohn F Dean Deans Shoe Store Mrs Delta Batllargeon Unttj Shop Saco M Raoul D Sevtgny 9 St Marys Street Btddelord Mr Rtchard E Wrtherell W therells Radto Televrston Mrs Rene I LeBlanc Brddefo d M Robet V Wagner W L It Mt Pleasant St 64 Mr. . . Mr.. ' . ' Mr. ' Mr. , ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' ul' . Dr, , t ., ' Dr, . . , I, I Dr. W. T. Roussin, 48 Bacon St., Biddeford Dr. . . ' , A I h Iohn B Beauchemm Ieweler eorge s Market The Pepperell Sheet Shop Nrchols and Company Rays Corner Store Freddys Grocerles 295 Ma1n St Armand Gu1lbeaults Barber Shop Atlantlc D1str1butors Mam St Bxddelord Larochelles Market B1ddeford lohn E Hobb1ns Vacat1on1and Cabms Alcrde Cote Prop Merchants Express 4 Herrrng Ave Brddeford Rays GFOCSTISS 100 West St Bxddelord Communxty Store Frve Polnts Bob s Market hms Market 22 Bradbury St Saco Ma1ne Lronels Barber Shop 41 Bacon St Brddelord Hervey Brnette Mr and Mrs Hervey Laverrrere Charm Beauty Shop Albert Chret1en Shoe Sh1ne 313A Marn St Bmddetord H W Thompson 91 Alfred St Blddelord Ma1ne Omer Demers Caron s Market Phlls Dry Cleanrng Carey Bros Iewelers Leo Ianson O1lD1str1butors Brddeford Ma1ne Anastasoft Studro 31 Marn St Brddelord Marne Fourmer Brothers Sportmg Goods B1ddelord Marne Souhere and Sons Shell Stat1on Blanche Auger Mrllmer Archres Varlety Store 146 Allred St Blddeford Raynald Beaudom Seagate Cutrate O O Beach Me Iuhette T Bon Blddeford Renes Beauty Salon Blddelord Elm St Cash Market Brddeford Harper Gram Co Inc IU 12 14 Pepperell Sq Saco P Antonlo Iacques 69 lefferson St B1ddeford Blddelord Bakmg Co 34 Foss St Brddetord Atlantrc Glft Shop 22 Atlantlc Avenue Old Orchard Ma1ne Charles Huot Range and Fuel O11 65 G , , , , , , . I I 'I I A , Pepin's 1. G. A. Store, Birch St., Biddeford, Maine , Romeo A Labelle Auto Body and Fender Rep curmg Auto Pam img Dual 4 6921 66 140 Summer Sf., Biddeford, Maine Remember fo buy 'rrade or sell nfs Pauls Motor Sales Used cars bought sold exchanged Dual 4 6822 PAUL LAUZON Prop 67 r 418-424 Elm Sfreef, Biddeford, Maine Alfred Nolette 81 Son Bulldmg Contractors Pcunters 6. Paper Hangers 5 Cutts Street B1ddeford Marne I7 Mount Vernon Street Blddef0rd Maine Fe11C1tQtlODS aux gradues Monsesgneur .I A Laflamme Langeller Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 148 Elm Street B1ddeford Marne Phone 4 8691 68 Dial 4-5552 Comphm wts of Saco Lowell Shops Cml ts Pete s Market MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES Beer and Ale to Take Out 69 Ietferson Street Tel 4 5521 Blddeford Mame FPA? CIS E PEIOPUIIN P op KING COLE POTATO CHIPS Kung Cole Foods Inc 174 Cash Street South Portland Mcnne 69 ' e. o pimen of I 1 ' I Y Y t w ' . 4 , Y' O . I Dial 4-5442 CCIi1jQ11YT1CI'1TS of RAYMOND WARNER f IZ'Pf-I D I I.j,C'7'LIJLF'!I' 27 AJ.,.. .. .. .,,...,.......,.... ..,. ICE 5' WOOD DEALER PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 40 MOUDQ PIQGSQIH Sf. Bidd6fO!'d, Me. AND ADV. SPECIALTIES Dial 4-4367 37 Main Street, Biddeford, Maine Joseph A Pefrm 35 May Sfreef Biddeford Maine He ts du CONSEIL 120 DONALD L ROY UMERICK MAINE ef f De 70 LUn1on St Iecm Baphste D Amerlque O I I Cortxxjli 1 YL Comcfimemts of . I I , , 1. pTC'T'1'iCT',f Frfefst '. :fliffre Se':r' cite, 'Jilfred srtoyers T' 7'3 -r Alf-rt Hcfvy' For Beautiful Floors Call Vachon's Linoleum Shop Larocl-1eHe'S Station 7 CLIFFORD ST. BIDDEFORD, ME. DIAL 3-3375 Specializing in HALF WAY OLD ORCHARD lnlaid, Rubber Tile, Linoleum Tile, Felt Base Plastic Tile, Asphalt Tile, Rugs, Congowall Chrome Moulding, Stainless Steel Venetian Blinds Made to Order ' I. S ,TIS .Y EXPEFT LAYEBS Lets Be Friends Reach for SUNBEAM Bread at nts Best Ed Delorge Baking Co lnc COmpllHl6 ts of BUGBEE 81 BROWN Sansoucy Funeral Home Com an p Y 7 St Mary Street Biddeford Me WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 3 3653 28 30 Washmgton St Biddeford Me 71 W A ' 2 , . . I 0 0, O ' n . I ' Comphments of Central Theatre MAINES MOST MODERN THEATRE Br1ng1ng You the Fmest 1n Motlon P1cture Entertcunment YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Sales SGIVICG Parts 150 Alfred Street Tel 3 3641 Blddeford Mame Comphments of The Pepperell Manufacturing Company 72 Mill-City Ctievrolet Corp. Compl ments of Balllargeons Quallfy Market Comphments of Dr Anlello Voccla CHIROPRACTOR 159 Mcnn Street Blddeiord Mcnne White Star Laundry Inc LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS One of Mcnne s Fmest 7 3 i Q f , n Q I 1 , . . , . ELMER CARRIER f'o11sQRAT1111AT1oNs TO THE RANGE 6. FUEL OILS Gt4AVfQ'ATEfS SNOW PLOWING DOYON'S PHARMACY F. D. 4 Biddeford, Me. Telephone 4 57 51 2 XVCHGY Street Biddeford Me York Heel Corporahon Desxgnere cmd Manufacturer of Wood Heels 45 Western Avenue B ddeford Mmm, ST Margarets Church O O Beach Me REV IA H251 MULLER Pastor REV ARMANDI LANDBY ASS1 tcmt A F Letelluer 81 Son PLUMBING cmd HEATING RAUNE 5 BAKERY 27 H111 street Bmdefofa Telephone 4 4381 . . - S i , ' V . . . , . 1 1 . Liv . , 4, 1 . . S 1 A V M . . eizrtrpzrzf-:its ff I ' , Me. REED MOTOR COMPANY 492 Mcx n St N BAGLEYS RED 81 WHITE MARKET Tlpho 4 6 PONTIAC GMC Saco Brick Company DEALERS IN MASONS SUPPLIES 195 North Street Tel 4 7951 Saco Mcune Co pl RENY BROS PRINTERS Harold J Halllsey SACO MAINE Ccmphmeftts of F X andJ P Emond 75 Comphments of I c. , i reet Saco. Maine e e ne -455 of Saco and O. O. Beach, Maine Lments of Comphrtierits . Comphments of The Frango Snack Bar Tums and W Grand Ave Old Orchard Beach Ma1ne IOSEPH I MULLER Pop Thorne s Pharmacy HERBERT E THORNE Reg Phar Cor Wash1ngton and Atlantrc Aves Old Orchard Beach Mame INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING PAPER HANGING WHITENING FLOOR FINISHING A R McGIaufIln PAINTING CONTRACTOR 6 Hxghland Ave Old Orchard Beach Me Comphments of Mr 81 Mrs Erwln Smith OLD ORCHARD MAINE Comphments of Arthurs Shoe Store ARTHUR BORDUAS 69 Bacon Street Brddeford Mcune Cadorette s Hardware Apphances TeIev1s1on Grocenes Meats Frozen Foods 55 S3 Bacon St Blddeford Me THANK YOU Tel 4 9712 CALL AGAIN Y Tel. Portland 2-7062 - Old Orchard s-4418 I I I 7 6 Compliments of Mutual Fire Insurance Co. EST, 1827 SACO MAINE COIHIDIIVYIGHIS of The F H Snow Canmng Co Inc P1ne Pomt Mame SNOW S BRAND CANNED FOODS and ALOUETTE BRAND PEA SOUP WARREN S BIDDEFORD S LEADING FURNITURE STORE 235 Mcun St Bxddeford Me Comphments of The Sf Louls Hugh School Band dBt qv W STACKPOLE S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING WRECKING SERVICE WITH HOLMES POWER WRECKER g 4 4923 I 77 Sales BUICK Serv1ce 8 Tho ton Averue Sa o Mcune Telephone 4 4519 . . ., . , I . Gaies Tires an at eries complete Quaker same on fs Lubrication service CLAYTON BUICK CO, sam e b Day of eek I - . . rel. Gam e 3-3781 - Home - ss Wa ef sneer sam, Maine Compliments of Alfred DesRoberts SERPICO S MARKET BUILDING CONTRACTOR Graham St. Biddeford Me S Budd f d M ALBA BRAND PRODUCTS 121A1f'ed 1 em e BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Comphments Societe Sf .lean Baphsfe De Blenfalsance Comphments of Dlamond March Co BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES from John W Girard The Manage, BUILDING CONTRACTOR M H Flshman 78 FONDEE LE 15 IUILLET, 1867 of . . ' Co. Nadeau Insurance Agency With Compliments of COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE H. J. PARENTEAU 169 Main Street Biddeford, Me. GROCERIES cxnd PROVISIONS Telephone 4-4711 171 Clecrves Street Biddeford Me Elm Laundry and Dry Cleaning FRESHER BRIGHTER GARMENTS Cleaned the Detrex Way 327 Elm Street Tel 4 8191 Blddeford Mcnne Comp11mer1ts of Con s Furniture COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING H111 Street Blddeford Mcnne CHARLES E CARTIER M MES QF 105 SHEET METAL WORK 8 Bradbury Street Blddeford Me M N HEBERT G R O C E R I E S 65 Bacon Street Blddeford Me y 0 31 . . I . BEST WISHES TO THE 79 Biddeford Hardware BFI Plumbing Supply Company 227 Mem Street B1ddeford Mcune en MENARDS JEWELRY SHOP BRUCE SHOE COMPANY WATCHES DIAMONDS Comphments of Puritan Confechonary Co Paul Lamofhe Company HOME FURNISHINGS 262 Mcun Street B dd fo d M Telephone 4 4151 George H Berube D M D Complim ts of , 59 Alfred Street Biddeford, Me Compliments of ' i e r , e. . ' . i 80 COMPLIMENTS OF Old Orchard Ocean Pner Co Old Orchard Beach Malne THE FINEST BEACH IN THE WORLD Blddeford 8m Saco Paper Co RICHARD S FOSS SHEET METAL WORK 190 Elm Street Bxddeford Me CO U RT O I S RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Un1ted Motor Authonzed RadIo Servlce 18 Irvmg Street Telephone 4 7481 Saco Mame Comphments BATES MANUFACTURING COMPANY YORK DIVISION SACO MAINE 81 8 Pepperell Square Saco, Me of Butlers Biddeford Biddeford and Saco Water Company Fred s Grocery Store FRESH MEAT and VEGETABLES BEER TO TAKE OUT 49 South Street Bzddeiord Me Telephone 2 9612 Harrys Service Station TIRES TUBES and ACCESSORIES WASHING cmd LUBRICATION Cor Mum and Water Streets Bxddeford MGH19 Dral 4 5331 OPEN EVE? mcs BY APPOINTME T Cosmetologlst SPECIALTY IN PERMANENT S 59 Mxddle Street Saco Mcnne For The Fmest In TV Entertcunment Ccrll Saco Radio and Televlslon ADMIRAL RCA EIVIERSON 150 Mam Street Saco Dml 3 3152 of ' Y ' ' ' J ' ' N HARRY HUOT PW Rose A. Blanchette 82 IN MAINE IT S Porteous Mitchell and Braun Co Northern New England s Largest Shoppmg Center PORTLAND MAINE Compllments of John T Sulllvan Frederick Deschambeault 53 Elm Street Brdderord Me 54 Elm Street B1ddeford Me AMOCO SERVICE STATION SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Clark Wakefield 81 Son ROOFING 6. METAL CONTRACTORS Pool Street Greenhouses 200 Pool St HQT Am FURNACES Tel 4 7591 Resrdence 3 3082 Blddeford Meme Tel 4 5451 Lewls Polakewlch Inc MENS AND BOYS APPAREL 83 Maine Florists Inc. Cressey and Allen Marne s Most Complete MUSIC Store HEADQUARTERS FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS PAN AMERICAN CONN OLDS The Mahaney Company PLUMBING 6. HEATING Brddeford Mcune Compliments of Green s Shoe Store 147 Mcnn Street Bxddetord Marne Comphments of Arthur L Corrlveau O D Comphments of DuPonts Variety 8m Cycle Shop 34 Elm Street Comphments of ROY 81 PERREAULT Dlstnbutors SOCONY MOBILHEAT 6. KEROSENE 48 Mason Street Blddeford Me Telephone 4 8371 J D BOUCHER DEPARTMENT STORE 109 115 Mcnn St Brddeford Me Dxal 3 3764 Res Tel Old Orchard 625 I Biddeford Maine 84 Edmond L. Milleffe ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Fixtures and Supplies 185 SOUTH STREET BIDDEFORD MAINE Landry s Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning 155 POOL STREET BIDDEFORD MAINE DIAL 4 5292 FROM ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU OUR BEST IN 52 Fellx T Sheltra 81 Sons Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTCAGES LOANS Agents Members of Ncxtxonal Assocxatlon of Realtors 48 IEFFERSON STREET DIAL 4 5231 BIDDEI-'ORD MAINE 85 l 0 FELIX T. SHELTRA - PAUL E. SHELTRA - CARL. F. SHELTRA Lambert Gas 81 Electric Sales 81 Servlce NTERNATIONAL HARVESTER REFRIGERATORS GLENWOOD RANGES 6 WASHERS 410 Elm St Brddeford Me Telephone 4 6998 Dutremble Brothers 35 Crescent Street MEATS GROCERIES Fecteaus Hardware Store ARSENE FECTEAU Prop PAINTS OILS WALL PAPER PAINTERS cmd ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES LOCKSMITH 27 Mcnn Street Bxddeford e BEST WISHES to the Seniors of 52 American Tallor Shop 23 Frankhn Street Blddeford Mame Adelard Lessard GENERAL CONTRACTOR Mason Street CITY Complxments of Alfred Osher D D S Comphmermts of .I E Thrbodeau 46 Alfred Street B1ddetord Mcnne . . IM I Dial 2-1381 . . 21 ' 86 Peloqum and Metayer ESSO SERVICE CENTER 447 Elm Street Blddeford Me Phone 4 4271 A Bolduc and Son RED 6. WHITE STORE GROCERIES MEATS SEP. FOODS Kmgs Corner 220 Elm Street Drcxl 2 1351 Polssant s Variety Store Beach Motors Inc 445 Elm Street Blddeford Me Telephone 4 4545 FOR YORK COUNTY Compl 'ments of Angers Community Store 77 Bradbury Street Cxty Comphments of Paul s Garage 234 Elm Street Blddetord Mcnne Lucien Fortln PLUMBING 6. HEATING ABC RANGE OIL BURNERS Blddeford Mcune Beauchene s Market GROCERIES cmd PROVISIONS 169 Pool Street Bxddeford Mcune . 7 . I 1 1 170 E s ' lm 'met CNY LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 87 The Northwestern Mutual Lute Insurance ot Milwaukee Wusconsm ARREN F UB Y Cp 40 South Street Blddeford Dial 4 5383 Cowpllments of C E CLEAVES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Biddeford Mqme Comphments of GEO PARADIS MEATS and GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 29 Water St Blddetord Me Complmmente of A FRIEND Comphments ot Mayflower Tearoom 81 Restaurant Blddeford Mame CENTRAL PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS P JDA1LY83uAlv' ll BUPM 5 Bacon Street Bxddetord Me Telephone 2 9442 Comphments of NUTSHELL RESTAURANT TRY OUR REGULAR DINNERS BEER 5 ALE 5 Frcmklm Street B1ddetord Corrphments of SABOURIN S FINE PASTRY 108 Granlte Street Bxddetord Mcnne W . .' . . B S erxal Agent ' - ' . Me. The C ET- ' R t - V OPEN-1 A M - l A M ' ' , Me. 88 Coreol r s 0 C J XAPHES M CONRAD ROUSSEL SERVICE STATION GAS 6. OIL CHANGE 98 Pool Street EMILE TREMBLAY MASON CONTRACTOR COIHpllm6UIS of ROLAND JOHNSON M A R K ET Telephone 4 8541 Biddeford Box Company BIDDEFORD MAINE Co ohmewts of Dr RaymondE Faucher Compltments ol H W THOMPSON 87 Alfred Street Blddeiord Mcune FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG DEALER Comphments of BOSTON SHOE STORES . . , - D- 70 Pike Street BiddefOl'df Me- 77 Pool Street Biddeford, Maine 89 CENTRAL HOTEL Main Street Biddeford Maine Telephone 2-9775 MPI . YJOI .'E KlBBl ', Prop Compliments of CRYSTAL BOTTLING CO mass - NUGRAPE - SQUIRT Comphments of COLE FARM DAIRY Comphmenls of WILFRED LANDRY Napoleon L Nadeau 129 H111 Street Dml 4 7891 The busy store at lhe busy come FANCY GROCERIES A L KING RANGE 61 FUEL OILS Telephone 4 6161 Comphmente of Theresa s Beauty Salon 70 Hxgh Streei Bxddeford Mcnne ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE SPECIALIZING IN HAIR CUTTING Dual 2 9202 Rolands Jewelry Glffs ROLA D A SYLVESTRE Z2 Alfred Street Blddeford Mcnne lOl , . S l IH I, I' I , . . . I . V , Biddeford Motor Sales Inc IOHIE BARRETT T G YOUR FORD DEALER Chez Irenes Beauty Salon ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE r C dmoned For Your Comfort 68 Wentworth Street Blddeford Drcl 3 3032 Wlllle Corrnveau 81 Son C A R P E N T E R S 35 Summer Street Blddeford Me Comphments of .I C DEERING 81 SON LUMBER 6 BUILDING SUPPLIES Blddeford Dla 3 3621 HARRY B CENTER DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS CADILLAC CARS Elm Street Blddeford Telephone 4 4586 Corvphments of J C PENNEY CO A I PAULHJS Mg 143 Mum Street Bxddeiord Mcnne REILLY S BAKERY WEDDING 6 BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY 248 Mann Street Bxddeiord Mcnne Dml 3 3731 Comphments of Eastern Muslcal Supply Co Lxbby Bldg 4th Floor 10 Congress Square Portland Mame WE BUY SELL RENT TRADE I F . . . , re 3 Ai on . . 1 - Compliments of I , r. 321 ' ' ' , ' I . 91 D T MOORE 81 SONS 5 Wash ngton St e t B ddeford Me T 1 pho 2 9191 MURPHYS MUSIC STORE 211 Mum Street B1dde!ord Mcune MAINE S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC STORE Compl nts of ARTHURJ LESIEUR L C ANDREW LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS FRED LOIGNON 35 Ge t ude A e B ddeford 4 4431 W S th W dh SMART COATS SUITS DRESSES or WOMEN IVIISSES IUNIORS H POLAKEWICH B ddefo d fo: GO0Dness sake' SEAL Ko! QQ a Fwlffl PURE SPRING WATER Comphme t of A FRIEND Co pl ents of PALACE DINER nkhn Street Bxddeford Mcnne 92 I i r e i , . l . ' ' ee ne - ime rr v . i - Factory, cxrehouses - ou in am O Y Wgxx . ffi. X f x - - r .N y ' I ES C ' m i r W cf A f D1 N m im . ' ns Fra ' ' , ' Comphmerts o Paul E Glrouard CONTRACTOR BUILDER 6- DESIGNER 7 Old Orchard Avenue Tel 6 8693 Old Orchard Beach Joseph S Audle REAL ESTATE Representcmves of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co LUCIEN TARDIF FERNAIND BOISVERT ALBERT SIMARD Compu ents o PAUL S JEWELRY Dover New Hampshxre Comphments ol PAUL SEVIGNY 20 Bradbury Street YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER FOR BETTER BOWLING AND HIGHER SCORES The Pashme Bowllng Alleys Complm ents O A C Lambert Music Store 112 Mam Street Bxddeford Malne Geo T Sprnnger Co IEWELERS - 1 Y Biddeford, Maine Portland, Maine 93 MAINE HARDWARE 618 522 Congress Street Portland Marne Mcune s Lecxdmg Sportmg Goods Store James Bailey Co Inc SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Portland MUIHG ATKINSON S QUALITY FURNITURE Blddeford Serco Neault 81 Marcotte Inc 315 Mum Street Blddeford Mcnne Telephone 4 7161 The Amerucan Shopping Center Next to Post Olhce B1ddefOrCI Mqme Corrpllmenls of D ay s Jewelry Store J Ralph LaRochelle D MAINES LEADING CREDIT IEWELERS 25 south Sheet 156 Mann Street Bxddeford Mcnne Blddeford Marne Telephone 3 3321 HOT POINT DEALER 39 Washington Street . . D. S. ' 94 ANNA DEMERS - M I L L I N E R Y - l8 Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine Compliments of VICTOR CORDEAU'S MKT. 87 Pool Street Biddeford Maine Lacrolx Cash 81 Carry Co nc CIGARS PIPES TOBACCOS CONT-'ECTIONERY 28 Alfred Street Biddeford Mame Telephone 4 9381 GOOD WISHES The Thacher Hotel BIDDEFORD MAINE Ray s Modern Barber Shop 234 MAIN STREET SACO Raoul C Pefrln George Street Blddeford e INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Telephone 4 4988 or 2 9661 MUTUAL THEATRE DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM LATEST NEWS EVENTS SHORT SUBIECTS ATR co DITIONED Compliments of Carl Remar Sn Son CLOTHING and SPORTSWEAR 153 155 Mcnn Street Biddeford Me SE CJR BJDGET PLAN ' ., I . I 35 ' , M . Saco, Maine Dial 4-4594 MENS and BOYS. U ,, , A 1, . N .' 95 Rose A. Maheux Compliments Of MILLINER A. L. Giroux Central Maine Power Co. QUALITY SHOP CO'rphments Of Potters Inc Lnggeffs Drug Store 269 Mann Street Blddeford Mcnne GOOD HEALTH To ALL YORK COUNTY s MOST MODERN FROM REXALL FURNITU E STORE I F LAMONTAGNE Mg W7y,,w '0tlIIHl1IiHAPH EH 10211 Yaarlmol. Izlho ra1l111 ART 0 DESIGN 0 LAYOUT 0 COLOR 452 460 FORE STREET PORTLAND MAINE 96 - r . ' , r. L . . X A ,T EQ--Q Q... Lib:--7 1 5.1-H- 'y IT ,. Sis, Qu. Z . ' ' f s f '- I ' I , 1 .... v , , 1 , , . 'ff , , ,f f , , A , f 1 ,. . I f , 'ff ' f fi 1 f, 4 ,Z w , i I 1 f 9 . 1 ' 1 My . W M H. 1