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

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Freshman B Left torrght Barbara Patane Treas urer Clarre Dubots Presrdent Martha Duranceau Vrce Presrdent Rachel LePage Secretary Rrta Larouche Lrbrarran As we look back upon our frrst year at St Joseph s l-hgh School we love to remember the day on whrch our new teachers welcomed us wrth such warmth and frrendlrness Students came from everywhere Passadumkeag Bar Mrlls Kennebunkport Old Orchard Beach Blddeford and all met to make one happy group resolved to obtam a sound Catholrc educatron We lost no ttme and the success attalned thrs year we owe to our perservrng efforts and especrally to the devotedness of our beloved teachers We have three more years before us and we look confxdently to the future To the Senrors who wrll soon btd farewell to the1r Alma Mater we wrsh success rn the1r future undertakrngs Frrst row left to rrght Paulme Bolduc Dons Long Dorothy Hubert Prrcrlla Fecteau Rrta Larouche Patrrcra Rounds Barbara Brousseau Cecrle Moreau Second row Mary Ann Harrrman Martha Duranceau Jeanrce Cote Clarre Dubors Clarre Beaudorn Beatnce Patane Yvette Bedard Thrrd row Barbara Patane Ellzabeth Cyr lrene Laflamme Clarre LeBlanc Annette Custeau Ioan Pelleuer Fourth row Prrscrlle St Ours Dorothy Desrochers Madelerne Labbe Barbara Woods Alme Barra Joan Ayotte Rachel LePage 54 if , - : 1 ' . - I , : 1 0 A I I, , ' . 3 5 4 . 1 : , . , , . I -- U . I I . I -- . I . : ' . . ' h , . ' . 1' . . I I I ' : . I Y Y . I I . I ' : ' 7 3 f I I U '

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Left to rtght Rrchard Provost Vrce Presldent Roger For Freshman B September 1953 wxtnessed a group of 40 bewlldered youths ttmtdly entenng the portals of knowledge at Satnt Louxs I-hgh School Proud were they to have as sumed at long last the t1tle of Freshmen Stxll any feelmg of self complacency was readtly dwarfed by a gnawtng anxiety tn regard to the future In fact for most of them thrs change meant acttve pamcrpanon tn a brand new world of emoyment tnals and dtfftcultxes Teachers acquamtances and subjects were unknown They were now tncorporated ln a somewhat complrcated lxfe and sub1ected to the rxbbtng of the upper classmen not to mention vanous new ex perrences such as detentrons assxgnments But as the French say ll n y a que le premxer pas qur coute They have med hard and have succeeded 1n cltmblng the frrst rung rn the ladder of htgher learn mg and now they look back wtth contentment and Joy at thxs theu' fmt venture Ftrst rowl to r Rxchard l.aBonte Roger Fleurant Leo Mutse Roger Paquette Normand Allie Gerald Guay Rrchard Drouin Second row Normand Gonnevtlle Armand Goulet Theodore Deschambeault Benott Boisson neault Ltonel Nadeau Hemi Descoteaux Thud row Rrchard Provost Andre Guay Robert Dubuc Dav1d Bur ley Joseph Anderson Richard Collette Lawrence Plante Fourth row Normand Cantata Alben Cabana Rtch ard Blnette Bryan Cote Andre Gosselin Rheal Nolette Normand Gregotre Robert Ladderbush Ftfth row Roger Fortier Maurice Provencher Blame Turner Arthur Guertn Robert Gadbots Robert Mtllxken Rxchard Wagner Srxth row Leo Laroche tier, President: Richard Droui'n, Secretary. ' . . J , I n l 1 I D I , I , . . I l r 9 u . . ' i 53

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