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

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64O!6d6l0Zf0Nft66f Hfeueax.. ' A-mtl! f ' '-XI? MARCEL MARTEL Sodality 2. Marc, unlike most boys, has a very plAcid character. Yet, seldom does one see ougboy inactive. In class as well as out of -Qlass he is busy either at work or at play. Our very best wishes accompany him. 4 1 XAMIZL-I Four coins at a fountain . . 5 1, ae! L71 'f,?fbvvl' WW ffffffev ff J K, 16 6 I -1 - fi , W-,-qv' s 5 I RAYMOND MARTIN Unobstgusive and dignified, Ray is rarely seen it fault. His sterling character and his learning to lend a helping hand should prove to be helpful to him in later years. ROBERT MATHIEU Baseball 1,25 Basketball lg Football 2gG1ee Club 1,25 Sodality 1. Qob is the friendly type of a fel- lQw. He makes a hit at school with his li?-by haircut. His good nature and his spirit of cooperation will serve him well in any career which he will endeavor to follow. 35 2 IRENE MARCOTTE Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Freshman Reception 4g Bowling lg Operetta 2. A reseRved disposition and a cheer- ful attitudlg towards all make this youljg miss a charming individual. Dignifigd as becomes a Senior, she is a likely candidate for a bright tomorrow.

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M 'sys I zwadmzaqaa- fmfdaa- 7wz.ua,. .Q 'aff -P g g t - M Q13 !',,, - N. ' Q ' Q N YTD' . r in 5, A i X PHILIP LOIGNON Baseball lg Basketball 1g Band 1,2,3, 4g Cafeteria 2,3,4. Phil, a very serious fellow, strives after perfection in everything He undertakes. Drummer emeritus of the Army Band, he has known how to put to excellent use these same muslcal talents in the High School Bandi The cLass of '55 wishes him the bestof success in his future en- deavors. , 3 Q. A lil, . N 1 sul-ef nf 4' X 4 BERNON MADORE Football 1. Bernon is a fellow with the will to Earn. His Silent but observant nature will surely gain him lasting fricgds wherever he goes or in whatever he does. GEORGE LOTTINVILLE Baseball lg Band 1,2g Basketball lg Footbali l.' Qeorge is the big voice of the sgn- ior class. Fully aware of abQut eveRything that is going on, he will never hesitate to pick a friendly arQument with anyone . . . assured that hg is of having the last word. Good luck, George. , B 5 ff-54 I l fa , ...I X xx li ,..' lf if 34 RALPH LOIGNON Band 1,2,3g Baseball 3,4g Football ig Sodality 1,2. Ralph is a very quiet boy, but don't let this foolyou. He is as Ambitious as they make them, and' usuably manages to get what he wants. Promising days are certainly in store for tl-I-is class philanthropist. i x Y 7 'Wx x 4' .N s 'M 2 And away they go . . . fv-

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HENRI NADEAU '0wz7Za!cha wpoazuc., as J . , , 1 ra- T 5-4 Xl BERNARD MELANCON Library 3,4g Sodality 2,3,4. Big Ben is not all flesh. His timely rEmarks and fitting witticisms have more thaN not enlivened a class Jovial andpdutiful he is not one to shirk from work. May his happiness stay with him always LUCILLE MONTPAS Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3 4g Freshman Reception 44 Pep Club 4g Helping Hand Guild 3g Operetta This pretty brunette has a ready smile and friendly word for aLl Taking deep interest in the wOrk she Undertakes, Lou has proven her worth many times. Happiness knocks at her door. Class Officer-lg Eagle Staff-1gGlee Club 44 Sodality 3,4. Henry, a late-comer to S.L., is a remarkable student. lnquisitive as well as vgry attentive, he is one convinced that Ijo question is un- answerable. His cougage and perse - verance are the hallmarks of a ver! promising soul. 36 Who s teaching whom? .95 fs V'-' RICHARD MORIN Band l,2,3,-1. ExubeRant, talkative but unpreten- tious,-Dick is one whose company is not only aQcepted but even wel- comed. If he exploits his talents there is no telling what success he may achieve.