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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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The Editors ' 0 REVEREND PERE ROBERT LAVOIE En temoignage de gratitude et de respect f111a1 envers un Pere qui s est interesse au developpe rnent de la Sodalite et a 1 oeuvre de 1 education nous dedions hurnblement et respectueusement ces pages de notre volume-soux enir. Votre zele genereux et vos Conseils sympathi- ques nous ont soutenus et conduits vers de hauts ideals de verite de bonte, de foi et d amour Puisse notre fidelite nous etre une consolation et un encouragement! 5 '45 gy 5,3 t4e5'acZdw9oj'7dea64 10106494 The counsels of our ADMINISTRATORS and our TEACHERS Page 8 R X eff!!! ff ff If JV' J h The v1g1Ianc:e of our STUDENTS Page 15 jp? The vamety of our ACTIVITIES Page 43 -, nw.- 4, J The skill of our ATHLETES: I A Page 57 Lzlf A, -., V .,-v.f- ,ff - , f': Q 1. ' ' ,,3 .-rt-,' of -vf- - ' ' U env, Q f - RI' . . P. ,,,,w,Ax .-. I .- ,,,,,.T'? . .vw fx A , I' A ,,,,f' 1 A , . 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R . .- ,sr I O I Monsexgneurj A Laflamme Cure de la parolsse St Joseph We Rev Adnen Casavant Rev Robert Lavole Rev Aurele Lemelm Admlmstrateur de 1 Ecole Admmlstrateur de 1 Ecole Chapelam Superleure St Joseph Superleure St Louxs des Amxcales 8 SNN7 ' X UEU SUU X ! Nr www 4px 'X- , 5 , X I, PW, f, I M4 0 rm' X Xl Rev. Brother Richard Principal St. Louis High School 6- 4? W- Q' k np, 73 Q-0 ni GJ J P 9 Wm wma wwf-'ff Rev Sister St Claire ofjesus Principal St Joseph High School Qlziixgsgjr If . A' , 3 : l Y a 1 'fx Rev. Sister Si. Jeanne-Francoise Freshman A Religion l,2, - French l,2 ,Q-Q Q . - ,Tm kd 'af -avr Rev. Sister St. Nazaire Librarian fFrench Sectionj Seniors Religion 4 - French 3,4 Latin 1,2 lf! 'Qs- Rev. Sister Si. Eugenie Librarian fEnglish Sectionj English Religion 2,4,-Eng- lish l l 13 Q Rev. Sister Mary Loyola juniors Religion 3 - English 3,4 American History - Geometry H , Special French 2 X- X . of 4-uv Rev Srster St Irene Rev Smer St Paul of Rome FreshmanB Relxgronl Algebra World Hrstory Chemrstry 6l4,. Rev Brother Leon -3 R I Rev Brother George Superror Juntor A Relrgron MU SULI E7 uf! o-,A ,A 1 2 Sophomore A Relrgron 2 French 2,3,4 'N ,051 in-v-H7 me ix Nu.- 1-63' -Q'-- ' Rev Brother Ernest Drrector of Athletics Senror A Relrgton 4 Trrgonometry Solrd Geometry Plane Geometry Algebra l 12 Rev Brother Theodore Photographer Yearbook Adv tsor Cafeterra Chemrstry Physrcr General Sctence mowzcdeafcfofz 71444 Qs g..,f Rev Brother Damian Assistant Director of Athletics Junior B Bookkeeping 'P Religion 3 English 2 World History ,I 1 Rev. Brother David Librarian Sophomore B Religion 2 - Mechanical Drawing - Biology - Algebra 1,2 Rev. 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'. 1. , fi - , Q gt' a t' , iv, is ' an , K f S .- k 0 I CLASS OFFICERS ST LOUIS HIGH Semor A Left to rrghr President Lours Roy Vrce Presrdent Normand Srmard Secretary Roger Morrn 7 S'I LOUIS HIGH Semor B Left to r1ght School Presldent James Heberr Class Presrdenr James Caruer V1ce Pres1dent Normand Brunelle Secretary Bernard Neveux .F S ST JOSEPH HIGH Left to rrght School Presrdent and Class Secre tary Jeanne Gagne Class Presrdent Catherlne Burba Vrce Presrdent Jeanne Belau Treasurer Lucy Lachance Llbrarran Doris Bmeau M365 ana Q19 l 1: N X ., X Gigi 11 1 -my mme? GERARD JERRY ASSELIN ll y a une eloquence plus haute que celle de la pa- role,c'estcelle de la vie. Class Officer 1,2,3g Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4g Freshman Re- ception 3,4g Eagle Staff 1, .Jaime Zane! 24 ff M11 I 1 7 A 9.9 Z'--at 'NI '- JOHN PAUL AUDIE Man of thought, man of action. Class Officer lg Sodality 1, 25 Glee Club 2,4g Senior Play 4g Freshman Reception 4g Eagle Staff l,3g Basket- ball lg Football lg Bowling 4. RICHARD DICK AUGER The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Cafeteria 2,3,4g Eagle Staff2,3gBand2,3,4g Base- ball l,2g Football 1,2,3,4. RALPH BEAUDOIN Cheerfu1ness and friendli- ness clothed in dependa- bi1ity. Eagle Staff 24 Yearbook Staff4g Band 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 1,2. 2,3,4. ,i Q , ag . 1 ,jf 'X K qxkjqvy. 5 4 if! 1 ff? V ffff F JOAN JoAN1E lj BAILLARGEON Q. Agir,non rever, sera tou- jours ma devise. Class Officer l,2g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, 4: Senior Play 45 Freshman Reception 4. My sun 0 fi X 17 , I f ffffls., la Sf f 'Q' Q2 Q - A .2 : H '5- 0 : Q 'fl gt is S . -' . Z 740056645 357 QQ-1' C7 RITA RITZ. BERGERON She was a person whom rt made happy to see others happy Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club ROLAND POLIO BEAULIEU Thought 1S the labor of the lntellect reverre IS IIS pleasure Glee Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Football 1 2 IEANNE GEE BELAIR She lrves as she thmks and she ne er thrnks 111 Class Offrcer 3 4 Sodalrty 1234 G1eeClub1234 Semor Play 4 Freshman Receptron 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 GERARD JERRY BELLEROSE Nature made h1m llght heart lovrng play Band 3 V at '5x SW fit. dwg L 'bg 'T v 'XM 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Com Q R m1ttee4 Freshman Recep txon 4 Basketball 1 -A171-F-'H.lu'Y' as NORMAND BEN BERNIER Great thoughts lxke great deeds need no trumpet Bowltng 3 4 18 Yh,,,f in d If R f 341, V ' V YW, ,ggi , H 2 ,U ip, . X H - XZ r I kkyln . ' . . . 1, I 7 xx X . 3 ' 5 , 11 - - sf ' i M , rwll A tw ft 6, J X. pp V Q gif 4 1? -' ' of . 1 1' , 4 My I - D . ' Q - ' K E U If I V A fry. 6 x a V- A 'J xr W 4 4 , ,H gy? ...r--ve nal 0,4 7955 2 ily 'Nd' 'T'.'Z,,- 7 'xg M ' A X ' ll' ff, -1111? vi u y ffj 5 DORIS DOT BINEAU Sa voix,toujours douce et airnable, rend sa presence desirable. Librarian l,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4gGlee Club 1,2,3,4g Freshman Reception 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,4. PATRICK PAT BORD AGE Silence is the sanctuary of prudence. Basketball lg Bowling 3,4. RARD JERRY BOUDREAU Worry is useless weight upon the mind. Glee Club 1,25 Freshman Reception 4g Basketball lg Football 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4. LIONEL LEE BOUTHILLETTE The wisest man is he who does not fancy that he is so at all. Bowling 4. 'vw T7 C'7, X A-'bi Ass. - r w all '- 4 , f . ,B 'i,.k,.,r:',f I f 7 ,Q ,Q .w-yr-.. 4 V 1 'JH 1,32 Rs . ' T ,-1,.'..,.,'i1' inf ,..1 V ,fd P.AsY ,' 'N' - 4. I- A - if , 1, ' v Q iff, -K W ' 5 nikki, t blue: -sy . . 1 Zeus I , is , swf is if Q. 55.3, - W . .sv 'fy .Ni 5' 1: 7 RICH ARD DICK BOUT ET l-le finds spices to sweeten bitter waters. Freshman Reception 41 Baseball Mgr. lg Bowling 2, 3,4. sun! ni 470 ' ,vit SS. , .dh fm 19 maze Zz lam NORMAND NORM BRUNELLE As happy a man as any in the world, for the whole world seems to smile on Class Officer 4g Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Freshman Recep- tion 4 Eagle Staff 2,45 Baseball Mgr. 1: Basketball 1 2 3 Football Mgr. 2. ARTHUR 'CHOKE -IT' CHQQUETTE 'Successis usually obtain- ed not by a sudden bound, but by steady, patient ef- A 5 'xi A z ff J, ' X A if 'W rvf Q A!! A x J Qijfjfflyr ' W ff Q ALBERT AL CARRIER I , I Bid me discourse, Iwill OM! j'W,i,j,,?s J C AT HERINE KATE BURBA The inchless Golden Rule is her standard of measure- ment. Class Officer 4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4, Freshman Reception 45 Yearbook Staff 4g Basket- ball 1,2,4g Bowling 2,3,4. fort, 3- If Sodality 3, Freshman Re- si ception 4, Bowling 2,3,4. A , A 1 1 B, A . f- ,4 'sg 1 ' 20 l Gy AQ N, enchant thine ear. Freshman Reception 4g Baseball 3,4-g Football 1. JAMES JIMMY CART IER The only reward of virtue is virtue: the only way to have a friend isto be one. Class Officer 3,4g Senior Play Committee 4g Fresh- man Reception 3,4g Year- book Staff 4, Basketball Mgr. 3,43 Bowling 1. tv VICTOR MEL CHRET IEN L homme ne se mesure pas de la tete aux preds mais de la tete au coeur Glee Clubl 3 4 Freshman Reception 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Basketballl Football 1 2 4 Bowling 3 4 ,G 5 'lfhx M 24444514 'T BETTY ANN CROTEAU UH COCUI' qlll SOLIVYC 3 toutes les Joies Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Senior Play Com mittee 3 4 Freshman Re cepuon 4 Basketball 1 ,fm fig! at-9 22' FLORENCE FLO DALLAIRE A good d1spos1t1on IS a quality worth having Sodality 1 2 3 4 Glee Club T' 1 2 3 4 Freshman Recep tion 4 JEANNINE JEAN DEM ERS She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Sodality 1 2 3 4-GleeClub 1 2 3 4- Freshman Recep- tion 4- Basketball li Y .1 NORMAND NORM DESROSIERS With malice toward none, and charity toward a1l. Glee Club 3,4. 21 fl yd! jp 0' ffl ,P Q f W susrl S .,. -et saw 91 qffonn - fy M UVM f MW, 5362 aw, Q Hman! gk 'ur' ffl? 3515 auf RENALD N ALD DUBOIS From llttle sparks may burst a rrugbty flame Freshman Recepuon 4 Football 2 3 4 Bowlrng 3 MADELEINE PETE DUBUC Toleave but happy mem orres as I go along my way Sodal1ty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 FreshmanRecept1on4 Bas ketball 2 RAYMOND RAY EMARD Plarsu partage pla1s1r double' Glee Club 2 Senlor Play 4 Eagle Staff 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Nr- 1-..,, in 111 'os ra-...rw ann-'7!l1ltl'Y-.5 LEO PAUL TI PAUL FORTIER La parole seme le sllence recuellle Football 1 Bowllng 4 IEANNE JEANIE GAGNE Sourue c est semer de la 1016 et du bonheur autour de so1 Class Off1cer4 Sodallty 1 234 Glee Club 1234 MlSS1ODClUb2 Semor Play 4 Freshman Receptlon 4 Eagle Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 22 M W gf' M ei? , 1' ,NW- A L 4,-v KX if mf -641' If Z5 , , Y V JANINE JAN GAUDETTE A graduate of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsl' Sodality1,2,3,4gGleeC1ub 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Freshman Recep- tion 4g Basketball 1,2,4g Bowling 2,3,4. JEAN JEANIE GRIFFIN What you are, and what you will be, depends on you. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 45 Basketball 15 Bowl- ing 35 Operetta 2,3. G ERARD COOKIE GILBA LT . T a , every- GleeClub -F sh ceptionl' , tball lg Bowling 1, ,3,4. JAMES JIM I-IE BERT Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like a flower. Class Officer 1,2,3,4g So- dality 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria 1,2g Freshman Reception 3, 4g Eagle Staff1,2,3g Year- book Staff4g Band 1,2,3,4. 23 3 'x E 'Q fir -1 4-A X PETER PETE HARRIM AN Taste the joy that springs from labor. Freshman Reception 4. wkoleglalou -I DONA LD DON HUA RD Smrle auhe world and the world smrles back Football 2 BOWIIIIQ 3 4 'vw ' a ivy rx RITA RITZ HUOT 'Q Un coeurjoyeux une phy 1 sronomre rayonnante al1ty 1 2 3 4 G1eeClub 3 4 Senror Play 4 an Recept1on4 Bas et ll 1 2 Opereua 4 GRACIEUSE GRACE IA NELLE Son regard srlencreux transmet route la portee de sa pensee Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 MISSIOH Club 4 Senror Play Commrttee 4 Freshman Receptron 4 Eagle Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 DONALD DON IANSON A sunny nature wrns last mg frrendshlp every where Freshman Receptron 4 - S 9.0 'jwi ROGER HOT ROD IANSON There s nothrng so lungly as krndness and nothrng so royal as truth Freshman Recepuon 4 Bowlxng 4 4 .. A in an s, m ,, 65 S- :..,:' I 5' J . y: '- es , 4 W F I rfff , , 4 4 2 mem ,36- Is! ff W' LUCY LOU LACHANCE lt s a frrendly heart that has plenty of frrends Class Offlcer 1 2 3 4 So daltty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Sen1orPlay4 Fresh man RSCCDIIOD 4 Bowlrng 2 3 4 lr IU! iv' 1 -v wi ALBERT AL LANDRY Work IS dull only to those who take no prtde 1n rt Freshman Receptron 4, Bowlxng 1,2,-1 PAUL SPECS LABONTE La bonne volonte est la force la plus prattque au monde Freshman Receptlon 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketballl Z 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 f JEAN GENE LAMOTHE ' -X man whose worth war rants hrs welcome Glee Club 1,7, Baseball Manager 1, Basketball Manager 1 2s Q57 R DON ALD LEM LAMONT AGNE A dry remark a hearty laugh a wrnmng smlle Glee Club 2, Freshman Receptton 4, Bowlrng 2 fig-my x Q f W.. H U 'I J,- X. ' ' g 1 W fs '..:, ': X ,mt A I ft! by I 'l M A , 1' ' I 'fl 1 , Ybxf, , A ' P ,L ' X 1 ' fy fy VF 'L r , ji C ,Q 1 N flu, I ' ff Ks r if Ibm f :iv ' J' 1 f C, C, as - ' -1 , .A F , X 4, ' I ' . ' . I' x Q9 gf V 7.0 ,fv- gi' 4 YX J -xruilll .,5, ANNE IEANIE LOIGNON Le secret du succes c est la perseverance dans ses bonnes resolutxons Sodallty 1 2 3 4 GleeClub 1 2 3 4 MISSION Club 1 Semor Play 4 SCHIOI Play Commlttee 3 Freshman Receptxon 4 Basketball 1 is ltsdl M at A H , y , Vtxx . I A . N X 4 . l I A ' fa .. ,. X ' is in 1 I Q A gh -L, -'sa gg, ' Q 1 so in . ' D Wxxx X Q Ls L A so gh r L m V4 , ,,r fLf,wiVf , L il ' 4' 2' if , H- I 1 N ' ' r . , 1. 'U I pr G ' .' f ' ' I 'Me Z NORMAND SPEED LAVERRIERE Oh why should llfe all labor be? Freshman Reception 4 NOEL NEL LETOURNEAU Ouletly he goes about h way Bowllng, 1 2 3 ALBERT AL LEMELIN My goal IS set naught shall deter my flxed mxnd Bowlmg 2 4 JANET JAN MERCIER Always a greeung always a srrule Sodallty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Senror Play Com mlttee 4 Freshman Re cept1on 4 Basketball 1 Bowllng 3 4 26 Mn vw ,,, W 'v-Y in af: Cv? 43 N-4-, 0341 6 dz 'bf 'ff-dv arf fo! qv RENALD MO MONT PAS There's no thrill in easy sailing. Glee Club 1,3,4g Freshman Reception 45 Baseball 2,3, 43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 1, ,4. ROG ER LEAD FOOT MORIN Recepuon 4 Band 3 4 Wrse men say nothrng Class Offrcer 4 Freshman BERNARD BEN NADEAU The world deals good naturedly w1th good na tured people Freshman Receptlon 4 Football 34 Bowl1ng4 'E LEO I NEVEUX A smooth answer turneth away future quesuonrng Glee Club 4 Semor Play 4 Freshman Receptlon 4 Band2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 27 af 1955 ' x 3 ,sl llh 7 4 'Duo yr pa .1 P BERNARD PERT NEVEUX Iagree wxth no one man s opxnxons I have some of my own Class Offlcer 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Freshman Receptlon 4 book Staff4 Band 1 2 3 4 Football 2 4 BOWIIHQ 2 4 vsnmr ow apfronn 7 4 iy A . ' ' lv' 'a ,s ,L x, 1 4 1 5 L if fx E1 I if Q - i I s I' 'H' : X . . . 1 ' U N Eagre Staff 2,:3,4: Year: X 1 ti 5 V Q. .1 I 1 Q r . - ' ' 'V qximz J' ' n g, f ' 9 .Q g ' 5 I 1 I - . ' . 5 . ,. X . ' . T 52 ? :fd , xf ' Hi. E C 761 ,O ,QP N-ai RALPH NOLETTE L homme honnete st le chef d oeuvre de Dxeu Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Fresh man Recepuon 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 l r 1 r an 7'-Hlllidgfeif A-6. -u THERESA TERRYXT PARADIS H She thmks rn t ms ,F thyself rather than my se Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 G1eeClub 1 2 3 4 Mrssron Club l 2 3 4 Senlor Play Commrt tee 4 Freshman Receptron 4 Eagle Staff2 Basketball I K ' -'T , is -A ' D C N Un I 'M , M ' u ' Y X 1 f, at 2 as-Y Q 1 F 1 l x 1 1 1 .. , A Q . Q4 K . X 6 ' ' ' ,,,. , l ' ' ' am, A F y fl F LA M 2' l ,lf ' 1 l MJD I kj f if 1 ' thy 3 - ,X SUV A ' . 'Q ,gtifvv Q- Q I O ,J . fl 3' H J ' l l lf V ' 3 U- - el O lf'.'i ., .. :K ' ' ' I '-' -' 5 ' ' H . , ' 2 . F' Q A Z mail Q - ' DORIS DOT NORM AN D Son caractere Joyeux la rend armable envers tous Class Off1C6I 1 2 Sodalrty 1234 GleeClub1234 Mrsslon Club 1 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Fresh man Receptron 4 Yfl SYLVIO HOT ROD INOLETTE mot suffrt au sage fX lf? 'I as for Vi W lv 28 DORIS DOT OUELLETTE Son almable bonte est 1 rndrce de son bon carac tere Class Off1cer3 Sodalrty 1 234 ulee Club 1234 Senror Play Commrttee 4, Freshman Receptron 4, Bowlrng 2,3,4 WW 'Q-lvl? ROGER PA RENT Et le mellleur servlteur travaxlle humblement Sodaluy 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Eagle Staff 2 3 Bowlmg 1 2 ini 'ff Wm., NORMAND KITTY PA RENTEAU Common sense IS the best sense I know of Sodallty 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Freshman Recepuon 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 1234 Bowllng 1234 fwf- deem- qnw fa? '-0' 'q '9' PRISCILLA PRIS' PERREAULT 'Happy and gay through all the day Sodallty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Semor Play 4, Freshman Recepuon 4, Bas kerball 1,2 29 RA CHEL RA CH PELLETIER Esprlt peullam humour spontane Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Semor P1ay4 FreshmanRecept1on GERALD GOOSE PERREAULT Ican say a neat thlng myselflf they w1ll g1V6 me ume Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,4,Bow11ng 1,3,4 XE-.g s K VKX Sm aww f if ' 2 ff f l X !0l'fg,-49 NA i ju X X 'Me Z GERARD JERRY PET IT lndividuality is the salt of common 1ife. MARIE ANN RENOUF 2, i'. if ANN ANNIE SEYMOUR A cheerful temper makes wit good-natured. A little French Miss that never hits amiss. Class Officer 1: Sodality 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mission Club 2,3,4g Fresh- man Reception 4. LOUIS RED ROY His ready wit and cheery smile proclaim to al1. Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Freshman Reception 33 Yearbook Staff 4. 1 Y ,K Sodality 3,44 Glee Club 1 2,3,4g Senior Play Com- mittee 4g Freshman Recep tion 4g Cheerleader 1,2,3 4: Bowling 2,3,4. NORMA N ROLLER' SIMARD 'To do easily what is dif- ficult for others is the mark of talent. Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 4g Freshman Recep- tion 3,4g Yearbook Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball 13 Football l,2,3,4g Bowl- ing 3,4. '26 Q , :O af 7?55y X l 1 1 4 . ' 4 -A Z -:Mfr -1 'I ALAN SAINT ST. A AMAND I've not fulfilled my every duty unless I've been pleas- ant. 5 Bowling l,2,4. ' X DOLORES DOLLY TURGEON Son bonheur se trouvle dans Q le travail et Le devoue- g' , ment. r Sodality 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club , 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Com- ix? -, ,f mittee 4g Freshman Recep- W, 4-523' tion 4. T BERNARD BERNIE ST. PIERRE Fields are won by those who believe in winning. Sodality 15 Freshman Re- ception 3,4p Band 1,2,3,4g M Basketball 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. RENALD NALD VACHON r 5 -' Le bruit ne fait pas de 4 -Y bieng le bien ne fait pas de iff' bruit. A If Freshman Reception 4. XY f A aa ij fd fa' ax J V di 'I ' 1 - R' Y P - if fi , . , Q ' IEANNETTE IAN f -4 7 - VERVILLE 4 4 ,, . . ,I , 'if It is not the things we sayp lil! but the things we do that ,ffl 'fl count. JJ Glee Club 1,25 Senior Play ' Committee 45 Freshman f Reception 45 Basketball li jf AQ I E,-f 2,4g Cafeteria 2,3,4. ly '1 1 . 5 . A V iv I I ROGER Roc vERR1ER fr Q Q -y A if 5 Saiff'7IQm,4 ff ,rj A1ittle nonsense now and 5 1 ', ' Q 2:55213 K 3 a s. , then is relished by the ff 5 pe' 55 lj! I wisest men. 'IG V A ' ' ' 1 Band 1,2,3,4p Bowling 4. 31 0 , X WW J., I -7' I fi. Vtcdyoadtokaow. Study period under encour- aging supervision of Brother George. CLASS OFHCERS JUNIOR A President: Roger Lemay Vice-President: Robert Corbeil Secretary: Leo Cote Front Row: fleft to rightj Conrad L'Heureux, Robert Chretien, Roland Perrault, Leo Cote, Benoit Picard, Gerard Letellier, Thomas Gleason. Second Row: fsame orderj Simeon Nadeau, Robert Montpas, Leo Gregoire, Raymond Guay, Richard Plamondon, Leo Thompson. Third Row: fsame orderj Raynald Gonneville, Raymond St. Ours, Roger Lemay, Richard Deschambeault, Jean-Paul Morin, Richard Langevin. Fourth Row: fsame orderj Robert Leblanc, Richard Larochelle, Donald Dubois, Robert Corbeil, Andre Baillargeon, Roger Fortier. 31 Qi. l . A l v Y ,ng -. 1 Q r 32 ai- I 'Y 44 daadezzmwda.. Shakesperian fans listen to Lady Macbeth per- suading her husband to proceed with the murder of the king. CLASS PRESIDENT : Aline LeBrun VICE-PRESIDENT : Barbara Reed SECRETARY : Pauline Bolduc TREASURER : Claudette Delorge LIBRARIAN fEng.j : Joan Goulet LIBRARIAN fFr.j : Pauline Neveux FRONT ROW fl. to rj: Madelyn Harriman, Rachel Chicoine, Monique Paquet, Pauline Neveux, Joan Binette, Lucille Faucher, Lorraine Demers. SECOND ROW fl. to rg: Theresa Thibeault, Pauline Bolduc, Rachel Landry, Priscille Lab- be, Aline Gagnon, Jeannine Beausoleil. THIRD ROW Cl. to r.J: Jeanne Cyr, Doris Taschereau, Dorothy Danis, Gisele Godbout, Rachel Sabourin, Doris Gendron, Pauline Lambert. FOURTH ROW 0. to LJ: Mignonne Lamb, Joan Goulet, Claudette Morel, Carmen Lambert, Arline Constant, Juliette Demers. FIFTH ROW ll. to r.J: Aline LeBrun, Pauline Deschambeault, Claudette Delorge, Doris Roy, Lorraine Duhamel, Lorraine Sicard, Therese Breault, SIXTH ROW fl. rj: Odette Bouchard, Barbara Reed, Therese Brouillard, Solange Levesque. si? P as ' , :G- fe' wwdeazzrade.. ,.., CLASS PRESIDENT : Bertrand Gagne T' VICE-PRESIDENT : Charles Nicol . SECRETARY : Roger Boisvert f 9? Th? SHI ,- ,i.g.3a.I41.1.,.i.,.g.gg? K- 115 ' lf you run into trouble come and see me! . . Brother Damian FRONT ROW fl. to rj: Andre Marcotte, Donald Proulx, Rodolphe Girouard, Theodore Labbe, Robert Rochefort, Adrien Cyr. SECOND ROW fl. to rj: Raymond Saucier, Richard Godard, Keith Cote, Normand Boudreau, Raymond Guignard. THIRD ROW Cl. to LJ: Gerard Remillard, Robert Ouellette, Robert Neault, Donald Lonsdale, Raymond Petit, Raymond Deschambeault. FOURTH ROW fl. to r.l: Charles Nicol, Roger Boisvert, Roger Norman, Paul-Emile Brunelle, Donald Hebert. FIFTH ROW fl. to rg: Bertrand Gagne, Edgar Carrier, Francis Picher, Richard Binette, Rene Roy, James Dona- hue I- I ' 'P I - -. s -,', R 'F -- -milf ttf 9 'Q 1 ,, M I - , 2 Q 09 On If '4.a. . U' .ale 9 x.'J--IVj it wJ 'VXI' ff- -Sf' IN , X fi apr xg.,-. .'- - 1 an I .1 A 3 'ff CLASS PRESIDENT : Raymond Laliberte VICE-PRESIDENT : Robert Auger SECRETARY z Alfred Roux . todepwumcdevwazg., 'X T gsfi' llviv What's so absorbing about French? .. Brother Leon FRONT ROW fl. to r,jg Alton Palmer, Raoul Loignon, Richard Letourneau, Richard Morin, Donald Daigneault, Marcel Martel, Roland Boisse. SECOND ROW fl. to LQ: Jean Letendre, Roger Hanna, Paul-Emile Gregoire, Robert Boucher, Paul Croteau, Paul Levesque, Normand Goulet, Richard Lamontagne. THIRD ROW fl. to rj: Robert Provencher, Rich- ard Cote, Raoul Boucher, Raymond Ialiberte, Marcel Laflamme, Raymond Landry, Andre Lamirande. FOURTH ROW U. to r.jg Robert Perreault, Elden Pelletier, Roger Vermette, Richard Petrin, Normand Pruneau, Robert Auger. FIFTH ROW fl. to rj: Robert Godbout, Bernard Melancon, Philip Loignon, Bernard Masse, Raymond Gagne, Romeo Rousseau, Alfred Roux. 34' 3 q- 3. at .1 s V in A ...X f Nu nts., I-. - .. k. -94. . JL 38 , X X Q ,G MMA - Y X I v xiwt O I 1,6 , l ft ,. di Q , . MF? Q nh Zodeioneatcuwl To commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Gutenberg printed Bible, the Sophomores view pictures and charts which illustrate in a general way the story of the Bible from Moses downto the present time. R 'Z 1 Av ,av- CLASS PRESIDENT : Dolores Corbeil VICE-PRESIDENT : .Joann Boissonneault SECRETARY : Pauline Doherty TREASURER : Ioan Verville LIBRARIAN : Claire Brunelle FRONT ROW fl. to rj: Priscille Pare, Diane Leblanc, Pauline Dubuc, Aline Binette Theresa ar - , L ouche, Jeanne Syl vestre, Aline Poirier. SECOND ROW fl. tor.J: Claudette Corriveau, Micheline Neveux, Paulette Sicard Anne Cloutier Yvette Gagnon, Rita Gonneville, Irene Burley, Therese Poulin. THIRD ROW Cl. to r.j: Claudette Verville, Joan Roche- fort, Cecile Daigle, Fedora Henri, Priscille Paradis, Lucille Lavallee, Constance Dubois FOURTH ROW fl to rj Caroline Baker, Francoise Garon, Rowena Plourde, Lucille Montpas, Lillian Ouellette, Lorfaine Boisvert, Joanh Bois- sonneault. FIFTH ROW fl. to LJ: Pauline Boissonneault, Lorraine Thibeault Pa l' e , u in Doherty, Rita Paul, Lucille Le clerc, Alta Kelleher, Charlotte Larose. SIXTH ROW fl. to r.j: Claudette Larochelle, Georgette Gagnon Diana Ouel- lette, Cecile Binette, Claire Brunelle, Constance Landry. SEVENTH ROW fl. to r.J: Irene Marcotte, Dolores Corbeil Simonne Roy, Claire Barra, Fernande Dubuc. EIGHTH ROW Cl. to LJ: Joan Verville, Patricia Landry. .. K , .bt L 1 V 2 C' 09 C9 ,L -71-J as 177 ll Zaleeawliymwl Here comes the Brother! . .Brother David ,- CLASS PRESIDENT : Normand Descoteaux VICE-PRESIDENT : Guy Baillargeon SECRETARY : Milford Dube FRONT ROW fl. to r.J1 Roger Tousignant, Robert Boisvert, Philip Villandry, Normand Turgeon, Bernard Cote, Raymond Martin, Donald Soucy. SECOND ROW U, to rj: Lucien Guilbault, Marcel Drapeau, Milford Dube, Conrad Demers, Raymond Camire, Philippe Shevenell, Leo Menard, Robert Randall. THIRD ROW fl. to r.J: Ronald St. Pierre, Richard Dudley, Guy Girouard, Henry Pelletier, Gerard Lizotte, Donald Guay, Georges Vachon. FOURTH ROW fl. to r.J: Robert Mathieu, Paul-Emile Ruel, Normand Descoteaux, Richard Goulet, Leo Menard, Robert Pineau, FIFTH ROW fl. to rj: Gerard Couture, Guy Baillargeon, Richard Jacques, Real Saucier, Georges Lottinville, Donald Petrin, James Roy. A RQ, .... , jfv Q Q 1-5 ss ' 1 vnu mwlcizalftoleduce. ry' CLASS PRESIDENT : Priscille Neveux VICE-PRESIDENT : Priscil1eBoutin SECRETARY : Jacqueline Laverriere TREASURER : Francoise Lambert LIBRARIAN : Bernadette Potvin Une causerie sur les missions lointaines. Voila un sujet qui captive l'attention des eleves. FRONT ROW fl. to r.jg Anita Lambert, Paulette Cordeau, Joan Danis, Reinette Gagne, Claire hedoux, Priscille Boutin, Priscille Laflamme. SECOND ROW ll. to r.J: Lorraine Poulin, Madeleine Guertin, Annette Nadeau. Jeannine Theroux, Jeanne Perreault, Doris Frechette. THIRD ROW fl. to r.jg Claire Pepin, Yvette Nadeau, Priscille Neveux, Jacqueline Jacques, Anita Emond, Priscille Grenier, Anne-Marie Brunelle. FOURTH ROW 11. to r.J: Jeanette Beaulieu, Jac- queline Laverriere, Bernadette Potvin, Doris Gonneville, Francoise Lambert, Rita Bolduc. FIFTH ROW fl. to r.J: Pa- tricia Petrin, Claire Brouillard. ' .A AN-11' 4 W MIL IBN' 97'- gc HBE! tmp ' Zo Je manly and 9 ,. ,S I X nk CLASS PRESIDENT 1 Robert Landry VICE-PRESIDENT : Rene Dubois SECRETARY : William Palmer And the master, B. Francis, makes his daily W round to see if all are busy during study . . . FRONT ROW U. to r.J: Donald Turgeon, Ronald Boisvert, Leo Paul Bertrand, Normand Chretien, Robert Krasko, Nor- mand Laliberte, Claude Belanger. SECOND ROW fl. to r.J: Normand Perreault, Lorne Dube, Leo Dufour, Robert Landry, William Palmer, Robert Brochu, THIRD ROW fl, to rj: Rene Dubois, Conrad Leclair, David Donovan, Roger Lessard, Raymond Frechette, Roger Painchaud. FOURTH ROW fl, to r,J: Benoit Neveux, Armand Grenier, Raymond Dubois, Roger Patnaude, Harry Boyajean, Howard Simmons. FIFTH ROW Cl. to IJ: Karl Stevens, Henry Chabot, Robert Bardsley, Bernard Forcier, Adelard Chretien. ,as are ,, S ,gs rr 'Mx A 5 . .ocy . x.f, as . 4 : . -9 .' ' ' -! q ll . 1' i X 'ff YQ' , xy , X' A x , gfecaazdonzoae.. CLASS PRESIDENT : Mary Theresa Rounds VICE-PRESIDENT : Eileen Cyr SECRETARY : Lucienne Thompson TREASURER : Paulette Lessard LIBRARIAN : Jeannine Rochefort r FRONT ROW fl. to rg: Rachel Morel, Lucienne Thompson, Yvette Guerin, Annette Simard, Jeanne Vermette, Joan Coffin, Priscille Verrier. SECOND ROW ll. to r.J: Mary Theresa Rounds, Constance Lambert, Pauline Cote, Rachel Gauthier, Noella Viger, Priscille Gagnon. THIRD ROW QI. to r.j: Jeannette Duchesne, Theresa Clark, Lorraine Ayotte, Eileen Cyr, Jeannine Rochefort,Claudette Leclerc, Claire Morel. FOURTH ROW fl. to rJ: Lorraine Sabourin, Lauranda Roberge, Paulette Lessard, Ioan Cote, Doris JanelIe,Jeannette Landry. FIFTH ROW ll. to IJ: Doris Lavoie. C' as Q' 'f' 'sry R C11 'rj' 34- A study period -- additional explanations in algebra help to clarify the puzzled minds fofzatdew. BrotherReginald -- Mastering some choice bits of vocabulary. A K ,Rf v 2 X CLASS PRESIDENT: Robert Audet ,r VICE-PRESIDENT 1 Alfred Mercier X SECRETARY g Leo St. Ours A.. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Roger Fecteau, Rene St. Pierre, Richard Frechette, Leo St. Ours, Walter Picher, Raoul La- garde, Raymond Laflamme. SECOND ROW: Roger Thibodeau, Raymond Janson, Francis Binette, Normand Gagne, Richard Doherty, Fernand Laflamme, Rene Camire, Gerard Morin. THIRD ROW: Alfred Mercier, Gerald Lambert, Roger Johnson, Marcel Roy, Donald Ledoux, Victor Pontbriant, Robert Audet. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Corbeil, Ber- trand Beaulieu, Roger Martel, Robert Constant, Harry Courtois, Gerard Rousseau. JL 1 '15 Q I 0 L I Looking things over at a difficult - 5 angle with Brother Bernard 'S CLASS PRESIDENT: Jean Miuene VICE-PRESIDENT 1 Raynard Ruei Q 5. SECRETARY 1 Paul LeBlanc ' it ,ff 'Y l FRONT ROW Left to Right Paul LeBlanc Roland Gervais Norman Lagasse Ro er Cote Philip Garon Albert Belle- ! : P I 9 g I i rose, Robert Rocray. SECOND ROW: Robert Boutin, Lionel Nadeau, Richard Perreault, Robert Charette, Jean Millette Richard Auger. THIRD ROW: Leo-Paul Bertrand, Robert Croteau, Robert Quinn, Raymond Petit, Raynald Camire John Charland, Raoul Labrecque. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Morin, Robert Donovan, Philippe Laverriere, Richard Fortier Ernest Montembeau, Raynald Ruel. FIFTH ROW: Donald Simoneau, Roger Pratt, Roland Constant, Donald LaBonte. 'if M -FKA n,...-- ,+- lt-: ' .. gif! l 1 l T f l I Q.. , . r for 1 ly , ., . i - ' I V 1 5 x .1 Il - fx x The great high-road of hu- man welfare and happiness lies along the highway of steadfast well-doing, and they who are the most per- sistent and work in the truest spirit, will invari- ably be the most success- ful. iv- 43 X f Z 'C rcaspqs The courses in this field resolve themselves into two classes: languages --those designed to teach skills in self- expression, and literature--those which broaden and enrich life through the ex- periences and thoughts of literary char- acters, An educated person has learned to use his own language effectively and has acquired some acquaintance with an- other, which is a useful social achieve- ment and a means to the development of an entirely new set of interests. The world's great literature helps to keep alive the high ideals of writers and offers adequate material to open wide the doors which lead to good reading as a worthy use of leisure, 1. There is no royal road to Latin . . . 2. Diagrams help the Sophomores read intelligently and write effectively. 3, Voici la deuxieme proposition , . , 4. La culture francaise demeure un prec- . , l . ieux heritage dont nous devons savoir profiter. 5. . . . but Latin is the most valuable subject for general culture. 3-15 4 5-1 ' 1. It 07,2 1. 2 Tracing today the lines of travel long ago. . . . Encyclopedias furnish the necessary in- formation for interesting projects in World History. 3. Seniors are learning how to live in so- ciety with clear, unshakable Christian and Democratic principles. 1 X it Cin' 05550 l:w'i 'M I I Social Sciences in the Catholic High School build up the character, the personality, and the religious life of students. They develop in our young generation an urge to contribute their support when the efforts of Catholic leaders to change the social order offer a challenge to their spirit ofcoopera- tion. Social studies encourage the students themselves to become leaders in their home and among their friends and associatesg they prepare for society members who can be relied on to apply social principles to practical problems and to come up--unaided--with the right answers. Social Sciences help the pupils to adjust themselves to their social environment, thus facilitating for them the double task of earning a living and of working out their eternal destiny. Through Social Sciences the Catholic High School turns out stu- dents who will be loyal to God and country. -4 an ' 1 .t ,nb I ti I te, V . y 4 I V' ' M -..sq ,, M G J 4. American History. . .The Seniors turn 46 back horizons to the time of the Amer- ican Expansion. Spend less than you earn. . Business is the keystone of our national life. The interdependency that exists between our business ac- tivities and our social and political problems is an outstanding charac- teristic of twentieth century living. The aim of the business course is to develop manual, mental, and social skills to enable the student to fulfill efficiently the duties of his job, to understand the relation between our business environment and our per- sonal and social welfare, and to ob- V tain that security in the business world that all desire today. tive journals. 'X 1 W. is -14 a lX efficient stenographers. Typing to the rhythm of music leads to speed and accuracy. The cycle having been mastered the class concentrates on classifying transactions in their respec Speed in shorthand dictations makes Ideals of physical culture and ideals of knowledge are mere stumbling blocks if moral ideals are not ever on hand, now to curb the ones, now to direct the others. At Saint Louis High, these superior ideals are instilled into the students during the dailymorning talks and during the lessons of ethics. Eager to further their know- ledge of Heavenly things and to better their relations with .sigh-1,5 ii., E vig I 4 di' 2.1.25 During one of the weekly meetings their fellow men, some fifty students yearly band together to form the organiza- tion known as the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. During their weekly meetings, these potential leaders of tomorrow, either study some Christian ideal as exemplified in the life of their Heavenly Mother, or, under Her watchful eye, plan organizations that will benefit either their own spiritual life or that of the entire student body. Apilgrimage to Alfred, a communion breakfast, a stamp collecting campaign, a drive for Christmas baskets to help the poor, are a few of the many activities of this organization. Sweet Mother, bless your devoted children and ever keep them in your sacred heart! 'I ,144 Officers: Seated, Left to Right: R. Lemay, R. Hanna, L. Cote. Standing: R.Auger,Rev. R. Lavoie, G. Asselin, J. Hebert, Brother Richard. Communion Breakfast of December 8. Top photo: Guest table Lower photo: Students' section ff SW! The members of the year- book staffhave attempted to pre- sent for this, their final year in high school, an active portrayal of the qualities that will make St. Louis-St. Joseph's High School live high in the memories of their fellow graduates in the years to come. They have planned this issue around the praiseworthy aim that has been instilled in them through the fine program put forth by their school: namely, The Building of Ideals . They have developed this issue with the whole-hearted cooperation of the faculty. And lastly, they have published this issue with the hope that it will be of value to their fellow students now and in the future, for their school- mates have provided them with their story. 0,5 M The Editors in deep thoughts, C. Burba, J. Hebert, Checking subscriptions, L. Roy, R. Beaudoin Preparing material for the printers, p Z ,' ' N. Simard, J. Gagne, R. Emard. 5 Xrgg f 'S ' V' ' ii e e. -t g , ' Y N ' fel 'v-- ii t'it r Y - , A- ' ,, J. Tracing layouts, G. Janelle, J. Cartier. N. Brunelle admiring staff artist and editor, G. Asselin, hard at work Z 544441 Information, spiritual counsels, advice for students, news about activities past and future--these are the contents of a well-edited school paper. We may be proud of our bi-weekly news publication for it possesses all these qualities. Under the wise direction of Brother Richard, Principal, and with the diligent help of Brother Bernard, this paper took on an attractive form. Let us hope that in future years the school may continue to possess such an engaging news- sheet which certainly would rank foremost among others of its kind. The Saint Joseph High Reporters Seated fl, to r.J: J. Gagne, A. LeBrun, J. Laverriere,G. Janelle, P. Dubuc. Standing: C. Burba, L. Thompson. Q! Aw s -f The Saint bouis High Reporters Seated, 1strowQ1.tor.5: I. Donahue, G. Asselin, R. Emard, D. Lonsdale, R. Neault. 2nd row: R. Lemay, M. Drapeau, D. Dubois, N. Descoteaux, J, Hebert. Standings R. Guay,R Laf1amme,N.Chretien, B. Cote, R. Lagarde, R. Painchaud T. Gleason. 51 NQ-'is- E -1 . A - T cf 1 f-155 aff s 4. 31-Qi - X ' rf , 7 .xt X ..Y,,. . N , 1 de Zend Although this year's edition of the BAND was slightly smaller than it has been the last few years, in no respect was it inferior to its predecessors. Brother Roland saw to that by establishing an extra rehearsal on Thursday evenings. He also used the third period to audition each section and cope with its particular troubles. The excellent musicianship displayed at the annual concerts was the happy outcome of assiduity to general rehearsals and unflagging individual practice. The snappy marches that enlivened games, assemblies, and banquets were mark- ed with precision and rare gusto. The school is certainly proud to have such a colorful unit to show before the public in all the parades and music festivals. May numerous young musicians come to fill the ranks that will be left empty after this June's graduation! The SENIOR section: QL. to RJ James Hebert, Ralph Beaudoin, Nor- mand Simard, Paul Labonte, Richard Auger, Gerald Perreault, Bernard St. Pierre, Roger Morin, Roger Verrier. Band Director, Brother Roland, dur- ing intermission time. N uk. Snaps f the mi A-rx 2' 22' 5 f ' 4' life' E5 QQ ,iii-Qi, ,Xi X'-if 'ad 91 9 in fgfff - N ' I 'f u V J 7 .Ir gg BJ . f eiI'ff 3' ill ,bg v : '1 JL 's ' YJ? 'IV' 'Diff' ,.,..?fQ'f G '-9? I UW gl D -I ?,Q':'5ifQf K 12 ali' T f sl Qi' 3 I S I X If .5 're X? . f nb 5 -Y' A. 4 ' NB 'KQV Nu - A x x fl qv' A S Q Pee. Qfee Sam: Ama - Sam: yawn Valleys echo with melodies dear-- Skies bend near Magic Isle of the sea-- Albert Bellerose We are sons of the pirates bold. QR. Normand, R, Painchaud, R. Gonnevillej The Enchanted Isle is a colorful operetta, given by the joint glee clubs of Saint Joseph and Saint Louis High School, February 28th and March lst. A bril- liant cast of actors was supported by a choir of two-hundred voices rendering a host of delicate melodies by Frederic Chopin. The entire production proved a beautiful spectacle and drew applause from all. gsiwlkbaa yu 'V Chopin will arrive on the Santa Isabella-- QG. Perreault, J. Cyrj a bracelet--and irhas a real lock-- QR. Nol- ette, R. Huotj Sopranos and Basses 1 vi-af' ,Q-42 - ' n is A , D , F0 0 HQ N 1 9. nlrfn ,R fl M an?-'ma Q i Monica Paquet I3113lygrgnlgtygiletgeggrfsqlg Youth is the time to be glad and gay QG Baillargeon, R. I-luotj Chopin, Poet of the Piano 1810-1849 So popular are Chopin's works that one third of the compositions on the programs of great pianists touring this country are his. Chopin visited the lsland of Majorca in 1836. Here he wrote some of his finest com- positions, many of which are included in the Enchanted Isle . I wish Elena told us more about Paris CT. Larouche, C, Morel C Lambert Altos and Te hors MPFPPPFQFV gh 53-B-3f?f3Tfa 'W 1111 ff! A npr rf' A llll The place: The waitingroom ina small wayside railroad station. Act I: About ten o'clock on a dark and stormy night. Act Il: Several hours later, Act lll: A few minutes later. The time: The Cast: Qsee photoj Seated: College Co-Eds: Terry Mason .......... . . Lucy Lachance Lola Kendrick ....... . . Jeanne Gagne Flickie Nelson . . . . . .Jean Griffin Pat Brown ..... .... J oan Baillargeon Standing: Betty Phillips. . . .... Jeanne Loignon Bill Lindsay, College Student ........ John Paul Audie Oscar Pozenby, Deaf Salesman ...... Raymond Emard Kneeling: John Morgan, Railroad Station Agent . . .Bernard Neveux Joan Parker, Coll. Co-Ed ............... Rita Huot Silas Dobbins Station Janitor Leo Neveux Mrs Guarino An Italian Mother Priscille Perreault 1 and admirers .d You drop this letter'? Ushefeue I1Dx What! No pets allowed! Antonia 12 year old daughter Nladeleine Dubuc Willie Woodson Henpecked Lover Roger Parent Pidgie McDougal An old maid Jeanne Belair Evalina Bumpass Willie s Fiancee Catherine Burba Mrs Reginald Vanderventer Rich Matron Rachel Pelletier That woman took my pearls! wt' 4 Listen . . . Evalina . . . please. M' ew 764 , 1 VM, he , f X 5 ' haf 746454 1 twig? A.. WN. up . , ,A , ay ,Mg 9, Y .,-fe-.-W. 5.4-ve-MM fn 'NT . fl . . f. W ee foe ... 3? wx s A., f'L2g,i Z M Q 7 ,xv 'X-I Z I I , . . f ' 2 aa e ' V , , ss '-QMS if wsu' I 1 1 5 M., fx -.f M M., ' w. 4: M-. 'W 'y Q, fa, ' .M L 'Nm fe K X.: ,M --., --. g , , A --., . ,VN Q -ft.. , a ww., Qi Mia- Vg N ' -..a.. 1. M '5Os.f J .,. ..Q '.m,. Q. + M ,. 'f .MW 'hw '-4 ....,, '4'-3-.-..,,, 'W -Q , , - --.-.,,- ,M 4 -..,,,..,-, A M... - W -.....,,. - ....-, Q f , 4 . .. ..,.,.........- ., -....,...Q---- .. PM. ., I ,f,f'?: , , TH 'W ,. f ...g ' Q t 'W -1 -me -.,,g b H 4-.f-.ag.,.4...., -M,-.,4...,...,, , ,,, -dwg ., :un 4 Y :w r .Au 'I .IZI 'xg by 1 ', mf-53f '-Q - ' ' R f :. '. . - Z'J.v a 3 5 f, ' XL psi- t ie . I keen X, . 1 Q I W -uf, Q t ' 4 .L ', --N' Q.-Q. mm... if Q 'V 0 an t lliiiwg le .A ff? W M Between the eeekfihime ' N , and the Qgldenusheaf ' t For hate and spite! K' E We have no time for - . vb malice and for greedy - .ei.1ef. ' -A .Q 5' Therefore, with love W3 4' make beautiful the deed: Fast speeds the night. f.,-thx ft, 1 ' ,. ,.57 . In his first year as Head Coach J. Regina, withnew Assistant Coach John McSweeney, faced the task of developingagreen and inexperienced St. Louis squad into a smooth running football machine. Aided by an undaunted spirit, the team im proved mightily throughout the sea son and was on its way to another fine year until the injury jinx laid several keyplayerslow. The Eagles soared to dizzying heights, however when they sent the leading team of the state South Portland down to its first defeat of the season thus preventing it from repeating as state FFF football champion Q I 1 ' I NX ..- J ,ly 'uf I 29 'N a .. 41 ' .1 Joe Boisvert carries the pigskin through for a few yards The squad for 1952. Front row fl. to rj: P.LabonLe, C.Nico1, B. St. Pierre, N, Parenteau, Capt,g B. Neveux, G, Baillargeon, R.Boisvert. 2nd row: Coach Joe Regina, R,Rochefort, R.Cote, D. Guay, V, Chretien, R. Dubois, R. Camire, N.Gou1et. 3rd row: B.Nadeau, N. Simard, L. Neveux, R. Rousselle, B. Gagne, R. Fortier, G. Boudreau, 4th row: R.Mathieu, R.Godard, R.Normand, R.Perrau1r, R.Iacques, N. Boudreau. 5th row: E. Carrier, A. Roux, R. Mompas, A, St. Amand, R, Binette, R. Rousseau, J. P. Morin. ,, -uf- H Tins s. s- x. .ugrh ..- V g:-A54 F. -,.'gi. P., R. Forrier running into trouble . . . br' S.L. Opp. 14 Edward Little 34 19 Sanford O O Thornton 27 7 R'1mford 19 26 South Portland 19 44 Biddeford 7 14 Cheverus 13 7 St. Dominic 13 6 Deering 26 C. Niool drives hard against wrong opposition. If only the cheering could help io win! lst row fl. to r.J: our rnegaphones. 2nd row: P. Paradis, A. Seymour, I. Bois- sonneault. 3rd row: P. Neveux, C. Du- bois. 4th row: A. Ernond, J. Be1air,C Grenier. ' -s Y uw ' Vik ,-4 ff . ,- T., 4 5 ' 'LS r ff- fv' f, X , . ' 1 ? I .4 ' My ,, -vef 1 . lv,,,,p...,o-- -mfg 4... A W, Y ..am,, ' im E sink .,,, H' . 4 + M Q 1 ,, W W sq' V U ..,, vs 9, 'U gh WA 8 f 2 if 4 .. fb ' l , XX X fTopJ: Coach McSweeney tries to find out why things don't click. QLowerJ: Nolette aims, shoots and adds two points to the score. The Eagles ended their 1952-53 basketball season with a little less success than some re- cent St. Louis cage teams have encountered. But Head Coach John McSweeney, in his first year at this post, faced the dilemma of fielding a team which lacked three key players from last year's squad, and which was hurt by injuries to important prospects of this year. The net result was that J.V.'s had to be used as second-line re- placements. High points of the season were vic- tories over each of our local rivals: Bidde- ford, Thornton, and St. Francis. ' f Q 5 We re set for the rebound 'J 1 k f The VARSITY Q1 to rj R Emard R Boisvert P La bonte Coach McSweeney R Corbeil R Nolette B Gag Try and stop me, says J. Boisvert. 61 :Q-f . 4. v , ma, ,, ., w , .1 WM- , y X v 'if WKW4'M'f f4 'H'-1 Q' ' Z ft . aff sf 'ggf sw Eg fp ' ' f . '4f5:sj? Rf- ' 'A,' s,f152'if,.1T Wd 5.-iff A X ' xv' 15 . ik K 1 L 4' , .J 1. 41m , N ,,.:, :iv xx! iz M ' W MMHKMQQQM I -41 137 9 'S+ if ix' ! s ,N 403' T1 yu' A I 1 7 I I 1 7 0 E 'J 4X Qffgf 1' Yvxw i Q V, ff' ' W . ,. W .We f.,- Y -.ff ,. , ygf' , .,q,Tf'39j fi 1 V ii V 'Q on x,Q4.,5 I 5. . q A A jg, Yami! gi lk ' sk' V ls. 1 2? The baseball version of the l953 St. Louis Eagles embarked in mid-April on an ambitious Telegram League schedule. With a good number of players returning from last year's young team, and several promising Freshmen being groomed for future stardom, Coach Joe Regina, ably aided by Assistant Coach John Mc- Sweeney and Brother Damian, continued the rebuilding project he had initiated in 1952, 1 !V.r.f.:, l,,. g.,., lmnnlail lf' vw nl. ,L -ii: da? if M 41- s. f 7 f ft, f'f21t'ff53,1i7'f2: i '-1 ,5 5.-5, A ff 'AQ .,'1fJf.. .' ' 's' tgp., V. . , I A+, I w A-if ' L-,,,-M. .f 'v,qKJ.,' .V f9,,5,3' ',,a?gr1?',,QE2p 'i X 4501, A , . 'D Y' .-:A 4mt,.-J'.,,iAv 4. .H ' l.. V UQ., -. OUR t ,. H5 H3 at gan, FL D, f gg.. -HJ Q gslggxr-9. ' xc' ' 1, Coach Regina drilling his rookies 2 Hurler Ray Emard winding up Mel Chretien cuts a big swag, . Nothing goes by 3rd baseman, Ralph Nulette. 5 All smiles! Catcher Joe Boisvert, ad- mirer R. Bellefeuille, smiling Ray Eniardpnanagers Bob Boisvert and Phil Villandry. 4 v, ,f ' n, . i f ,VQM ,N . sv .,.. ' 1' 4-omgtg. Pu- Y ,f,4f1'.2 ':- ' 'Q 'at' ,gl 'Ai-il N' YW? if ,- ie .law WE South Portland Sanford Portland Westbrook Biddeford South Portland Deering Westbrook Sanford Portland Thornton Cheverus Biddeford Deering, Cheverus Thornton Kennebunk ? Mel Chretien coming in to score Young and willing 2nd baseman Dick Cote It passed eye-level said Ralph Nolette Cool, calm, and collected Joe Boisvert The outfielder couldn't find Bert Gagne's solid hit. Sub Frank Picher enjoys the water bucket like a varsity veteran. terms,- .wr,'I2it:mr - BE , mxr-seM-- r-- X - ,..,:r,.. fl . gy, ss. f REV REV REV REV. 70e70646L'a BROTHER RICHARD, principal of St. Louis High, for his assistance and un- derstanding in making this yearbook possible. MOTHER ST. CLAIRE OF JESUS,principal of St. Joseph's, whose co-oper- ation in planning the division sections of this edition was greatly ap- preciated. BROTHER CLEMENT, schooltreasurer, for seeing to it that we had enough money on hand to pay our bills. BROTHER THEODORE, adviser and photographer, who deserves an extra vote of thanks for selflessly volunteering to take and develop the pic- tures which appear herein, and in general for attending to the thousand and one headaches which accompanied the publication of this edition without complaint or pretension. REV. BROTHER ROLAND, moderator, whose knack for making things roll smooth- ly was responsible for the success we had in the ads. soliciting, MR, GEORGE ANASTASOFF, of Anastasoff Studios, for excellent portraits and Grade-A co-operation throughout the year. MR, WALTER DORAN and MR. ECKLEY STEARNS of the American Yearbook Company, for the guidance and assistance on our every problem. MISSES CATHERINE BURBA, JEANNE GAGNE, AND GRACE JANELLE, for the many hours spent over typewriter keyboards in copying the forms from which these pages were prepared. MR. JAMES CARTIER, for his patience in setting up the layouts for pictures. ALL OTHER STAFF MEMBERS, for fine co-operation throughout the year. MR. ROBERT CORBEIL, for candid camera shots which appear in this issue. ALL FACULTY MEMBERS AND COACHES, for kind and freely given support. ALL STUDENTS of St. Joseph's and St. Louis High, for whom this bookis written for they gave us our story. THE MANY OTHERS,whose names we may have overlooked, but who assisted us while we were engaged in the production of THE EAGLE. James J. Hebert, Editor-in-chief ZR DEB SOI.I WU Rev LeoF Whlte M1ss Irene G Auger Mrs Mr Mr Mrs Mrs r r r I' I' I' Rose C Auger 81 Mrs Albert Beaudo1n Arthur Beaulleu Arthur Bellerose Anna Bergeron 81 Mrs Conrad B1neau Urba1n A Bolduc Emlle Boucher 81 Mrs Luc1en Boudreau 81 Mrs Homer Boutet 81 Mrs Lmwood Boutet Bernard Boutm r gl Mrs AlphonseA Brunelle r John Burba Sr r 81 Mrs Joseph G Caron r 81 Mrs Joseph A Carr1er r Ralph A Chasse r 81 Mrs Albert A Chret1en M1ss Georgette Cote Mr Clement Deschambault Mrs Lea Deschambault I' I' 1' I' I' I' 1' I' I' 81 Mrs Albert F Desha1es 81 Mrs Carroll Donovan Donat Dubols R1chard A Dudley 81 Mrs Lou1s J Emard Conrad Fecteau Wllfred J Fortler Rene R Frechette Harry Fr1edman A Frlend Mr Roger R Gagne Mrs Laud1a Gagnon I' I' 1' T. Rudolph Gagnon Paul E Gel1nas Henry Gendron 81 Mrs, Armand Godard M1ss Lucllle Godard Mr. Gerard A Godbout Mr. Gerald Grondln Mr. V1ctor E. Guert1n Jr. A Pee Wee Gullbeault 81 Mrs Arthur Gullbeault P1erre Gu1lmette 81 Mrs George Harry Edward C Hawkes M1ss Hortense E Hayes Mr gl Mrs L1onel Hebert Mr Paul E Houde Mr 81 Mrs Mr 81 Mrs M1ss Ellen I' 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Conrad Janelle Augustln Janson G Kearney Frank J Kearney Joseph F Lamontagne V Lamothe 81 Mrs W1ll1am Landry Hector Laroche Mr s Adr1ana Larose Mr H1lar1on LeBlanc M1ss Mon1que LeBlanc M1ss Loretta Lessard 1' I' I' I' I' 1' r r r r Mrs r r r r r r r r r. r. r. r. r r. Stanley L1tw1now1ch Gedeon Matte 81 Mrs Adelbert Mor1n 81 Mrs Paul A Nadeau Raoul J Nadeau Raymond H Nadeau Roland 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Neveux Albert O Nolette Leo M Nolette Raymond J Nolette Edward G Paquln George Parad1s 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Walter 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Robert Leo Parent Joseph Peloquln Andre Perreault Regma Jr John H Renouf Gaston Rochefort Rochefort Norman Rock Paul Ross Adr1an Ruel 81 Mrs. George L. S1mard 81 Mrs. Em1l1en St. Amand George F. 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' M ' Q Atlantrc D1str1butors 378 Ma1n Brdde ord Amerlcan Shopprng Center 39 Washlngton B1ddeford Amvets Aux111ary B1ddeford Archxe s Varrety Store 146 Alfred B1ddeford Auger Blanche Mlllxnery Barllargeon Mrs Della Unrty Shop Beauchemm JohnB Jeweler 138 Ma1n B1ddeford B1ddeford Bakrng Co 34 Foss Brddeford Brnette s Barber Shop 29 Alfred Brddeford Bolduc Dr Robertl Optometrrst 115 518111 B1ddeford Caron s Market 92 Summer B1ddeford Commumty Store Grocerles 347 Alfred B1ddeford Cote Funeral Home Corner Beach and James Streets Saco Darry Joy B1ddeford and Saco Day s Jewelry Store 158 Ma1n B1ddeford Demers Market 113 Alfred B1ddeford Dxamond Match Co 30 Hooper B1ddeford Dutremble Bros Market 35 Crescent B1ddeford Elm Street Cash Market Elm Street B1ddeford Farrar Brown Co 271 Ma1n Brddeford Fontalne Bros hdarket 311 hAa1n Bxddeford Foran s Refrrgerauon 100 Glenwood Ave B1ddeford Fouuuers Sponlng Goods 65 Alhed Bxddehxd General Mrlls Inc Farm Servrce Drvrsron 381 Ma1n B1ddeford Goulet s Market 84 112 Prospect B1ddeford John E Hobbuw lacoby s Store 447 Ma1n B1ddeford Jacques Market 99 Alfred B1ddeford Lachance Lew1sN Palace Dmer Franklrn B1ddeford Lamothe Adrren A 40 State B1ddeford Larochelle shdarket 46 Foss B1ddeford Laverrlere s Market 57 Green B1ddeford LeBourda1s Dr J T 159 Ma1n B1ddeford Llonels Barber Shop 42 Bacon B1ddeford Lucren Landry Cottages VVaterboro Maheux RoseA Mlllmery 166 Marn Brddeford Morrn Edgar R Real Estate Agency 54 Adams Brddeford Nadeau Napoleon L Grocerres 129 H111 B1ddeford Neveux GeorgeE Optometrrst 20 Alfred B1ddeford Nlchols and Company The Pepperell Sheet Shop 160 Mar Brddeford Parnchaud s Band Assocratron Paquette Bros Meat Market 45 Common Saco Paradrs Cieorge hdarket 29 Nvater B1ddeford Paul s Garage 234 Elm B1ddeford Peprn s IG A Market 82 Blrch Brddeford Phrls Dry Cleaners 18 Vvater B1ddeford Polakewrch H Ladies apparel 241 Ma1n B1ddeford Racrne Bakery 14 Taylor B1ddeford Ralph s Place 47 hdaln Brddeford Rrta s Beauty Salon 44 Foss Brddeford Sabourrn s Barber Shop Saco Hardware Sc Supply Co Pepperell Sq Saco Surplus Store Clothrng 216 hlarn B1ddeford Tarllon Dr Leo P Optometrrst 6 South Brddeford Theresa s Beauty Salon 70 Hrgh Brddeford Thrbodeau 1 E Varretres 46 Alfred B1ddeford Thorne s Pharmacy Corner Washrngton 8r Atlantrc Aves Old Orchard Turcotte s Barber Shop Twentreth Century Bowllng Alley 11 Franklln B1ddeford Vachon s Llnoleum Shop 1 Clrfford B1ddeford Yvette s Beauty Salon 124 Nlarn B1ddeford S it in pl 2 69 'iiibf S 6541 5751 6674 7751 6651 3341 6621 4464 3321 9738 4575 9688 3684 6264 1853 4662 3639 9691 9748 4061 4751 9794 6981 7404 7891 8541 7641 9719 8841 9321 9601 1671 1081 6785 4042 4661 6261 6351 9202 9601 1143 3315 3851 215 I . . . ' .' . 1 4- . -. I . ' . ' 4' . - -,v . ' . ' 4' ' ' . 1 . ' 3- I I' 4- ' I I I 2- ' ' .. . ' 4- .. . . ' 2- . ' A O I U 4- ' I I . 2- ' . . ' 4- 1 ' f: Il. 4- ' ' . . ' 2- ', . . ., A , ' 4- . . I . l I . I I b 4- . I 5 I .ni b 4- . . 2- ' . . 4 2- ' ' . . . , ' , ' 2- ' , , ' 4-'as D o 'U n n n 1 9 4-FT . I '. 4- , . , ' ' ' D . 4- ., ., 4- A ' ' ' 2- - ' . . ' ' ' 2- , . V I, . --' . ' 5-8 - ' , . ' , ' 3- f 1 fs will ' sit- sr , 1'-1-ni, 12 C If Best Wishes to the Gracluating Class of 953 THE SAINT JOSEPH SAINT LOUIS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE SAINT JOSEPH SAINT LOUIS ALUMNI COMMITTEE for 1952 1953 Seated!! 1. a p m tpa oua g Standmg I to rj Al honse Brunelle Paul .Shevenell Rtchard Ryan Donald Mathteu Roland Lemteux Raymond Col ette Brother Ernest Athlettc Dtrector Raymond Ayotte 10 1 I - . I A ' V .' . to r.j: Leo Paul Nadeau, secretaryg Leo Paul Roy, vice-presidentg Leo Bedard, presidentg Brother R'ch rd, r' c' lg Ed rd Bef eron, treasurerg Ernest Fontaine, asst. treasurer. I K ' ' ' lp 9 ' s . a ' ' n A , , 7 l 5 ' LE B LON D'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE AIR CONDITIONERS AND HOME APPLIANCES SPARTAN EMERSON ZENITH MOTOROLA NORGE AND MITCHELL APPLIANCES FOR YOUR HOME 471 ELM STREET BIDDEFORD, MAINE DIAL 2-9239 REMEMBER to buy trade or sell 1 s PAUL S MOTOR SALES Used cars bought sold exchanged D I46822 PAUL LAuzoN P op .f, 7 I I 424 EI Sf f B'ddf , -r . Lefs Be Friends Bread at its best Reach fbr SLw,YBE:1AlI ED DELORGE BAKING C0 INC Your Photographer For Over 35 Years Portralt Commercial 8. Candld Photographer Hugh Grade Developing 8. Prlntlng Made to Order Frames Photo Supplies ANASTASOFF STUDIO Official Photographer for the Graduates of 53 3l Ma St eet D al 4 8923 B d ef d Ma EDN I Q, I a n I in r i - i d or , ine X , f iii it Q D MQW!! W Q-l el -', S- rw - .X X f Compliments f 'Z PW PETE s MARKET MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES Beer and Ale to Take Out 69Jtf TIA 21 f FRANCISE PELOQUIN Prop Fellcltatlons aux gradues MONSEIGNEUR J. A. LAFLAMME 4 KING COLE POTATO CHIPS POP CORN Kung Cole Foods Inc 174 Cash Street So. Portland, Marne err A 0 'Y' . 1, sit 'f tw-7' tr' S e erson Street e . -55 Bidde ord, Maine Compliments of Harold D. Carroll Compliments of WARREN c. THOMPSON YH BEF DeSoto 8. Plymouth Dealer Compliments of Arthur J. Lesieur THE ACME PRESS Joseph P. L. Bostarache, Prop. Printing of all kinds Advertising specialties 37 Main Street Biddeford. Maine Faucher commen s on e unkee-Dodgers Compliments of DR. ANIELLO VOCClA Chiropractor l59 Main St. Dial Biddeford, Maine 4-6471 HENRY DALLAIRE Range 8. Fuel Oil 49 Center Street Phone 4-6231 Biddeford, Maine Compliments of Stirling's Grocery Store Proprietor Ralph Loignon Beach Street Saco, Maine Compliments of CENTRAL THEATRE X f is its K :WWII 4, MAiNE's MOST MODERN THEATRE E' Bringing You the Finest in rqi Q' '- Motion Picture Entertainment XXL 5 Q , v ei -f .S T??,EL2?i'f5-91-Ti: A,!LJ ...aarf3a The last inch stretches to a mile. BIDDEFORD DAIRY BIDDEFORD, MAINE DIAL: 4-7151 All Milk ls Clarified For Your Protection. A Trial Will Convince You. Compliments of ARTHUR'S SHOE STORE Arthur Borduas 69 Bacon Street Biddeford, Maine I I, SQ f 'Def i S ,I w-f Q xQ ,- I--, Q -X. Q Tk I X'-jx - 76 BIDDEFORD BOX COMPANY BIDDEFORD, MAINE PAUL LAMOTHE COMPANY HOME FURNISHINGS 262 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Telephone 4-4'I5I JOE'S HAND CUT DOUGHNUT SHOP PHONE 4-7522 or 4-5238 53 Alfred St. Biddeford, Maine Try 'em - Like 'em BIDDEFORD HARDWARE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 227 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Compliments du CONSEIL NO. 120 L'Union St. Jean Baptiste D'Am6rique REED MOTOR COMPANY INC. P0fVTI-IC.. 492 Main Street Saco, Maine Telephone 4-4556 PONTIAC - GMC Compliments of RENY BROS., PRINTERS 146 Main Street Saco, Maine ButIer's of Biddeford B. Ernest in'pre-game taping exercises. Compliments of Pelletier Motors Inc. 0 L D S M O B I L E Sales and Service FLAVOR- KIST GOLDEN COOKIES SALTINES F. F. V. kndalddhlom ck'CYl0Nllll' '9'Scu-IT CO' BIDDEFORD. MAINE 4-4526-27 MILLERGHOLLIS TEMPTIN' BRAND CHOCOLATES X . ff TT IK, fl, .ill 'f Ttgsgg In Maine It's X I , - ,, 2-...vt Q if 1' T Q I , VSA -A E 'Tx Q. 'wif ,, ' E' OSCAR .IAN SON'S MARKET 29 Beacon Ave. Biddeford, Maine Compliments of THE F. H. SNOW CANNINC CO., INC. Pine Point, Maine Snow's Brand Canned Foods Alouette Brand Pea Soup Managers R. Boisvert 81 R. Tousign t work of art, PORTEOUS MITCHELL AND BRAUN CO. Northern New EngIand's Largest Shopping Center PORTLAND, MAINE LACROIX CASH 8- CARRY CO., INC. CIGARS - PIPES - TOBACCOS CONFECTIONERY Dial 2-938I 28 Alfred Sf. Biddeford. Maine GOOD WISHES THE THACHER HOTEL BIDDEFORD MAINE Compliments of WILFRID LANDRY SACO 8: BIDDEFGRD SAVINGS INSTITUTION 74e0lduz7lta:aalSaua94 Eau am. sAco, MAINE oLn oRcHARn BEACH, MAINE Compliments of CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO. Compliments of .l. G. DEERING 8- SON Lumber Building Supplies Felicitations aux gradues MGR. A. GIGUERE ZQ YL.. on :S s ' K' ,, I '-If--i V xx' Ii if I ' Compliments of ROLAND'S MARKET 77 Pool St, Biddeford, Maine .laugh Awww, dbufelamag 155 Pool Street, Biddeford, Maine Dial 4-5292 o-N-E - T-w-o - o.N-E - :E fagfykk CHARLES HUOT 8. SON ymqewmzww I G A Super Market fit!! Your Headquarters or Quallty Food 38 Alf ed Sf B ddeford M Te ephone 6 2611 0 0 B Range and Fuel Oll L ANGELIER IN SL R -KNCE AGENC1 General Insurance 148 Elm Street Biddeford Marne Phone 4 8691 bl I Z-'fx f n 1, , ,77,f!, S s.-, if 5' I l - . . Axes. I.. S- , fn- I 1-'Q Saco Ave. Old Orchard, Mau Q.: I3 f O r . i , aine , . DQDDEQLEW of JDEDDERELU ma nncs PABRICS THE PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CADORETTE S C-M-M P 5 Hardware Appliances Televlslon EMARD S MKT Groceries and Provlslons 2 Dearborn Ave Biddeford Marne Groceries Meats Frozen Foods Tel 44807 55 63 Bacon Sf Blddeford Marne THANK YOU CALL AGAIN gc- f Q Te 2 9712 is PRX 445' f 7 I 'lfsvhmfrh mffw-fr . . . ' A 0 - ' -I I C ff f 'X X e ,fm . I- ' sf r via- N if ff 81 Cheerleaders sporting new uniforms, cheers, 81 pep. Comp limenfs of A. C. Lambert Music Store ll2 Main Street Biddeford Maine F. X. and J. P. Emond Compliments of PAUL'S JEWELRY Portland, Biddeford, Me. Dover, N.H. Compliments of AUDIE'S QUALITY MARKET 152 Cleaves Street Biddeford, Maine eonwwwm of BOSTON SHOE STORES fp -- 2 W!! V fi xt.-L, its vt ., :L Q 4' N lf pleases us to please you ALBERT C. LEMIRE Furniture - Electrical Appliances Telephone 4-7931 55-6l Main Street Res. 99 Hill St. Tel. 2-l262 Biddeford, Maine 'Me 'ka zoom and Zeatawuuuf Biddeford, Maine WARREN'S Biddeford's Leading Fumiture Store 235 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Compliments of 7ud0u2:l D 54 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine Well, Doc, is it serious? Pigskin parades. NEAULT 8. MARCOTTE INC. 315 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Hof Point Dealer Telephone 4-7161 BATES MANUFACTURING COMPANY YORK DIVISION SACO, MAINE .3 .e :T-is , f all, W 1 X fy ,ff 5, I 12253 if ,f 'fig A ' 1 ,F as Q T2 7,1 2:-Q-X Catering for Wedding Breakfasts or Parties A Complete Service Come in and talk it over with us. J. Z. Fillion 171 Granite sf. Biddeford, Maine Dial 3-3521 Don't Bother - - - Just Order Compliments of Paul 81 Mickey's Restaurant 298 Main St. Biddeford, Maine Tel. 4-5114 Proprietors Paul Sanville 8. Mickey St. Amand WE SPECIALIZE IN HOME-COOKED FOODS Cafeteria devotees - lunch on the house. Compliments of PAUL SEVIGNY 20 Bradbury Street YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER Compliments of Biddeford and Saco Paper Co. Commercial Radio and Television Service United Motor Authorized Radio Service Tel. 5-5441 H8 Irving Street, Saco, Maine AMERICAN TAILOR SHOP 23 Franklin Street Biddeford Maine Compliments of Bugbee Sr Brown Company Wholesale Grocers 28-30 Washington Biddeford, Maine Compliments of W7 I D E THE MAIN CASTLE Famous Fried Clams - Fr. Fr. Pot. Clam Cakes Live and Boiled Lobsters - Sandwiches A Specialty - 73 Main St. Biddeford Dial 2-9787 0 GO0Dm-ss sake' gy a Pwfffl l f -Le i . f ur- , X' r-X 7 r flfaf A zz X PURE SPRING WATER LAMBERT GAS 8- ELECTRIC Sales 8. Service International Harvester ,-v5 X A - .df 5, lie lsrff Q., 7 'v ?'1.xXJ W 12 1- fl! CRESSEY AND ALLEN offer products of the world's most fa- mous manufacturers of pianos, organs, radio-phonographs, musical instru- ments and electrical appliances. Steinway, Hammond, R.C.A. Victor, Frigidaire Compliments of ARTHUR l.. CORRIVEAU, O. D. Refrigerators Glenwood Ranges 8- Washers 410 Elm St. Biddeford, Maine Telephone 46998 Brotherly love - Frank Picher nurses his broth during freshman initiation. Compliments of REMAR 'S Men's and Boys' Clothing and Sportswear T53-155 Main St. Biddeford, Maine Use Our Budget Plan xx ,mf 'E JOSEPH A PETRIN Mason Contractor f 6'-wfffuwffd of BAILLARGEON S QUALITY MARKET ? - MAHANEY HARDWARE 8. PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. PAINTS GLASS OIL BURNER EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL 8. PLUMBING SUPPLIES WALL PAPER Phone 3-339I 62 Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine 8 X 1 'X ill' t 1? if If I -sf r, ' I' 9 35 May Street Bidde ord, Maine KT X xx 'x ' P- xxxlx ' N W 9 I 4 T ,A 1 'P I v Y I. .I I , A notion-wide stor SPRINGVALE BCTTLING CO. Bottlers of BAUNEG BEG BEVERAGES SUN CREST - FROSTIE - NU GRAPE Office and Works Lower Main St. Springvole, Maine Tel. i084 ELM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING FRESHER BRIGHTER GARMENTS Cleaned the Detrex Way 3 EIS1 4 f WI1IxFNlNE1 8 HE XRD C0 HARDWARE S E if ,V MZ I 27 m . Tel. -8191 Biddeord,Mcine l ' V Jli T E ' g . .. Biddeford Maine I WW: W .: Eff? iw Freshman Week commotions 81 emotions LAROCHELLE MODERN CABINS SHELL GAS AND OIL Compliments of GREEN'S SHOE STORE 14 Main Street Biddeford Maine ROMEO A. LABELLE Auto Body Fender Repairing Auto Painting 140 Summer St. Biddeford, Maine SACO AVE- Dial 4-6921 OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE R O eg HALF WAY Compliments of HARRY B. CENTER DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Cars Dodge Trucks Cadillac Cars 321 Elm St. Biddeford, Maine Tel. 4-4586 Compliments of SABOURlN'S FINE PASTRY 108 Granite Street Biddeford Maine I 1 'IE-S ' - - E Md' if i sis 1111 fl? Citi es Service Statio n Corner Elm And South Streets Gas-oil Lubrication Battery sales and service Complete stock tires and tubes Leo Janson, Prop. Phone 4-6811 MURPHY'S MUSIC STORE John W. Sheehan 8. Son, Prop. Radios - Record Players Musical Instruments City Building Phone 4-5591 211 Main St. Biddeford, Maine J. D. BOIQCHER DEPT. STORE 109-113 Main St. Biddeford Maine Boys' Prep and Men's Clothing l BENCITS 256 Main Street Tel. 2-1031 GClfeS Tires Complete Cities Service Oil Remember those early morning gatherings . . . and Batteries and Lubrication Service Storage by Day or Week STACKPOLE'S GARAGE C l' t f General Repairing omp 'men S 0 Wrecking Service with Holmes Power Wrecker Tel. Garage 3-378i 59 Water Street DR- E- Home 4-6235 Saco, Maine Compliments of POTTER'S FURNITURE CO. 269 Main Street Biddeford, Maine York County's Most Modern Furniture Store Joseph F. Lamontagne Mgr. MUTUAL THEATRE Saco, Maine Dial 4-4594 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM LATEST NEWS EVENTS SHORT SUBJECTS Building Contractor Air Conditioned l B U I C K CLAYTON BUICK, INC. , 'sg -rr 3,2 Buick Sales and Services Eg Specializing in V il Zg 2 I 'Sis R ,, Front End Alignment - Wheel Balancing ' 9 fig? M X General Repairing 'Ar A - Telephone 4-45l9 89 8 Thornton Avenue Saco, Maine . x 1 if .F XSTXX- i ifdfmj fl K S Qlf S N Mill City Chevrolet Corp. Your Chevrolet Dealer Sales - Service - Ports I5O Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine Tel. 3-364I CENTRAL HOTEL IOI Main St. Biddeford, Maine Telephone 2-9775 Mrs. Yvonne Kibbin, Prop. CHARLES E. CARTIER SHEET METAL WORK 8 Bradbury Street Biddeford, Maine sit boring, pleasing, or thrilling? General Science C. BEACH MOTORS INC. 445 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine Telephone 4-4545 .AI LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER FOR YORK COUNTY Maine's Leading Sporting Goods Store JAMES BAILEY CO. INC. Middle Street Portland, Maine C. E. CL EAVES CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS SQ., , , fg yiiaugfi l I pil I60 Elm Stre t Biddeford, Maine Compliments of 6' Zdpdee, 7762, ATKINSON'S Quality Fumiture Biddeford Saco Compliments of I X-5 DuPont's Variety 8. Cycle - gf if if Shop K gy -',, .' 'Yi 34 Elm sr. Biddeford Maine I Compliments of CHARM BEAUTY SHOP J. Ralph Larochelle o.n.s. 26 Alfred sf. Baddefofd, Maine Biddeford 26 50 5 ee' Phone 4-4371 Maine Charles E. Nadeau Compliments of 148 Elm Street George H. Berube D. M. D. Biddeford' Maine D. T. Moore 8. Sons Compliments ot' 5 Washington Street Biddeford, Maine Telephone 2-9191 Serpico's Market Birdseye Frosted Foods Exclusive Distributors in Biddeford for Alba Brand Products 171 Graham St. Biddeford, Maine Uphill strolling . . . ROY 8. PERREAULT DEALER SOCONY MOBILHEAT AND KEROSENE TEL. 4-8371 48 Mason St. Biddeford, Maine Co mplimen fs of MIKE'S NEIGHBORHOOD STORE FRESH MEATS 8. VEGETABLES BEER TO TAKE OUT .fy 28 Harrison Ave. Biddeford Maine si Furihermore . . Compliments of COLE FARM DAIRY Guemsey Dairy Products Represeniafives of the JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Lucien Turdif-Fernand Boisvert Albert Simard Biddeford, Maine Co mplimen fs of HARRY'S SERVICE STATION Harry Huot, Prop. 3 TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES A. J. P Ih , M . wAsi-:ING AND LUBRICATION 'U Us 9' Cor' Main and wafer Streets I43 Main Sfreef Biddeford, Maine Biddeford Maine Say if with Flowers CLARK WAKEFIELD 8. SON MAINE FLORISTS INC. ROOFING 3, METAL CQNTRACTQRS Pool Street Greenhouses, 200 Pool Sf. HOT AIR FURNACES Tel.: 4-759I - Residence: 3-3082 Biddeford, Maine Biddeford, Maine Tel. 4-546I I I Compliments of X Q f 5..- S vi 5 I I BRUCE SHOE CO., INC. ' 'ii , X 5 ff + 5 'Z fl' X 24 Sfafe St. Biddeford, Maine 92 SEVlGNY'S MEN'S SHOP 133 Main St. Biddeford, Maine Richard S. Foss Sheet Metal Work u Familiar strangers aren't the y? Compliments of NUTSHELL RESTAURANT 8 Peppefell Square Saw, Maine TRY ouR REGULAR DINNERS Open 4 A.M. - 1 A.M. BEER a. ALE 5 Franklin sneer Baddefnfa, Maine .lohn T. Sullivan 56 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine Best wishes ,O 'he Graduates Amoco Service Station Doran's Pharmacy William A. Doran, Reg. Ph. Prop. 314 Main Street, Biddeford, Maine Dial 4-4011 Congratulations to the Graduates A. F. Letellier 8. Son Plumbing and Heating 27 Hill Street Biddeford, Maine Telephone 4-4381 from The Manager of M. H. Fishman Co. Compliments of Liggett's Drug Store Main Street Biddeford, Maine S :RJ Q A 14 I T.: Y.: 'Ri .- 'TL RTT ' 2 'Lf Compliments of A. Landry Dairy Dayton, Maine Dismissed! For Better Bowling CON'S REPAIR SHOP Gnd Sales ond Service Higher SCOFGS F 'l e ' Ranges The Pastime Bowling Alleys Refrigerators Washing Machines and Home ofCl1ampions other Appliances Con Ruel, Prop. ll Clark Avenue Dial 2-1263 Biddeford, Maine JOSEPH S. AUDIE POISSANT'S VARIETY STORE REAL ESTATE T70 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine SANSOUCY FUNERAL HOME Compliments of 7 St. Mary Street Biddeford, Maine SACO RADIO AND TELEVISION phone 3-3653 T50 Main St. Saco, Maine I FELIX T. SHELTRA 81 SONS AGENCY XX I, jlffx INSURANCE 1 if 4, REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES - LOANS M , ' 48 Jefferson sf. S -if-09-JAN Biddeford, Maine if REALTORS s. AGENTs 94 Phone 3-3649 or 3-3640 BEAUCHESNE'S MARKET Groceries and Provisions 169 Pool Street Dial 4-8421 Biddeford, Maine Oh! Girls - lee Cream, Chocolate, and your figure? Compliments of D, pg Melancon Dain. Congratulations no :he Graduates MILK AND CREAM DOYON'S PHARMACY 2 Water Sf. Biddeford, Maine VIRGINIA'S RESTAURANTS TWOMEY ELECTRIC 264 Main Street 6, 8, 10 Depot Square I Electrical Electric and Biddeford, Maine Old Orchard Beach, Maine . . Heating Gas Appliances Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort Refrigeration Lighting Contractors and Fixtures Supplies Tel. 4-8491 5 Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine NEW METHOD DRY CLEANERS Telephone 4-7741 4 Water Street Biddeford, Maine We pick up and deliver. No extra charge. l Raymond Warner W , X l Q N ,I f 4 ICE WOOD RANGE 8. FUEL OIL Q ' '-2 31' ' 40 Mount Pleasant St. Biddeford, Maine 95 , 12 lf lffi fyffy f fi-,. 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