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

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Left to nght Robert Auger Vxce Presrdent Norman Descoteaux Secretary Treasurer Bernard Cote Presrdent Junior B The Amerlcan Hlgh School IS bullt for crtlzenshlp That IS the prrme purpose of compulsory edu catron extended to rnclude boys of h1gh school age IS the tramlng of men and women to be assets to then' country Iorn to thrs the purpose of the Cathohc I-hgh School namely to produce good Cathollc cxtrzens and you have the a1m and purpose of our school We Jumors now about to embark on the fourth and last year of tra1n 1ngatSa1nt Louis hope to reap from th1s perrod of preparat1on frults of success and happmess that w1ll serve us IH years to come Frrst row left to rrght Donald Dargneault Robert Borsvert Rlchard Monn Paul Levesque Raymond Martrn Ber nard Cote Donald Soucy Second row Raoul Vadnars Phtlrp Shevenell Raymond Camtre Conrad Demers Nor mand Turgeon Jean Letendre Thud row Donald Guay Marcel Laflamme Raoul Boucher Rlchard Goulet Paul Emtle Ruel Robert Matthxeu Robert Provencher Fourth row Robert Auger Raymond Landry Romeo Rousseau George Lottmvxlle Rxchard Petrxn Robert Perrault Fxfth row Robert Godbout Norman Descoteaux Phtltp Lorg HOD ' :-

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Junior A Allthmgs of value from majesttc crtres to rmmortal wrrtrngs have been long tn the makmg and are the frurt ofwell trarned mtnds Some of the members of our class for gettrngthat future fame and happt ness ts rn part lml-ted to actual prep aratton have left school to seek employment rn varxous mdustrles or branches of the armed forces A We the class of 55real1z1ng the value of proper Intellectual and moral trarnmg hope to make of our Senror year a perrod from whrch we wrll emerge BETTER fo dtvrduals w1ll make a BETTER WORLD Left to rrght Raymond Lalrberte Presrdent Guy Barllargeon .secretary Alfred Roux Vrce Presldent Frrst row left to rtght Alton Palmer Roger Tousxgnam Marcel Drapeau Paul Gregorre Phrlxp Vrllandry Henn Nadeau Rrchard Cote Rene Lemelm Second row Marcel Martel Raymond Lalrberte Andre Lemelm Bernon Madore Roland Botsse Ir Robert Boucher Robert Randall Thxrd row Gerard Ltzotte Gerard Couture Robert Prneau Henry Pelletter Georges Vachon Raoul Lorgnon Fourth row Normand Goulet Donald Petrm Guy G1 rouard Normand Pruneau Rrchard Dudley Rlchard Larnontagne Frfth row Gerard Couture Alfred Roux Guy Barllargeon Ronald St Prerre Lucten Gurlbault Srxth row Rrchard Jacques 1 46 - fi I , U- , , l 1 . ' l , .I . . xii' , MEN in the hope that better in- 1

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up-u..x --.- Ftrst row left to nght Robert Rocray Normand Lagasse Leo Dufour Rrchard Frechette Rene St Prerre Raymond Laflamme Phrlrp Garon Second row Normand Lahberte Robert Bouttn Roger Johnson Rxchard Perreault Albert Bellerose Donald Turgeon Thtrd row Armand Grenrer Fernand Labranche Francts Brnette Harold Gendron Raymond Dubors Raymond Montpas Raymond Charette Fourth row Rrchard Doherty Conrad Leclalr Gerald Morrn Howard Srmmons Roger Pamchaud Marcel Roy Ftfth row Robert Audet Harry Courtols Alfred Mercrer Ernest Montembeau Robert Bardsley Stxth row Donald Labonte Roger Pratt Ronald Corbetl Robert Constant Sophomore A Lorsque vous voyez defller dans les corrrdors les eleves de notre Ecole supeneure de garcons s vous voulez savou quels sont ceux qut apparttennent seneux Lors de la sortre des classes A 1 10 hre vous les reconnartrez encore A ceux qut apportent la plus grosse brassee de lrvres La Sophomore A est la premtere classe du I-hgh School en nombre Ses 38 eleves tous tres ardents au travatl atment tellement les sessxons scolaues que quelquefoxs leur professeur pour les sattsfatre dott prolonger le temps regulter Aucune penode de la Journee n embete nos futurs Iumors les examens seuls leur causent quelques ennuts Bref le groupe Sophomore A donne de grandes sattsfactxons aux drfferents professeurs qur defrlent chaque Jour devant lu1 Plus encore que le nombre rmposant de ces ecolters leur tenactte a tester a 1 ecole promet pour 1956 51 X 'ix , . . f N . . 1 , 1 a la SophomoreA vous n'avez qu'a examiner les plus , . . ... 4. A I , I . , . , . v Z ' . . I .. I - S N ' ,