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

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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'

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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

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