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

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Dimanche, 12 juin, 1955. S'il est vrai de dire qu'une jeunesse forte et rdenteest Iaplus grande ressoutce d'un pays, cette est doublement vraie quand on peut y jouter Pepithete catholique. C'est pourquoi le spectacled'une centaine d'adolescents agenouilles u pied de l'autel, dans une commune priere, est e nature 5 remplir d'une legitime fierte' et d'une a d fermeespirance en l'avenir, tout ame deducateur chretien. C'est ainsi qu'en une messe dialoguee les graduis des cours superieurs5t. Louis et St. Joseph clfitulerent leurs annees de vie scolaire et inaugu- rerent leurs debuts dans le monde. Puisse cette phalange de jeunes fervents rendre meilleur le rnilieu ou ils vivent, sans jamais se laisser entrainer par les dictons mondains et empoisonnesclu moinde pour lequel Notre-Seigneur Lui-meme a refuse de prier. Saturday, June 11, 1955. At last dawns the day of our graduation, and the long-coveted diploma is handed to us. This day is fittingly called Com- mencement Day, for it marks the beginning of a new life during which we will have the opportunity to prove thatwe, the Youth of America, are in reality our Country 's richest heritage. 5523,

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or Pl D l no Tae Catholrc Church ha con ecrated the monthofN1arch to st Joseph patron of xoca tron accordrngl a group of sodalr t mhrch rr l ded Raoul Lagarde X arcel Drapeau Plsrltp sae enellard Claude Belanger et up a x catr rallrterature dr play Puprl xseret er rnxrtedto read the epamphlet and books who e arm wa to fo ter errou medrtatron concern mg therr future career Tue day Aprrl oth Woo Oh happy day for S L Band member who proudly sported therr brand new um form Lxght werght yet neat thts last rs remarkable for precxseness rn desrgn and sharpness tn ap pearance Robert Fortrer here exhrbrts one varratron ot thrs multrple styled um form More than ever before S L wrll be oud to ee Sarnts come march mg home Congratu lattons to Brother Ed ward for hrs wonderful enterprrse and to the band members for thetr fme cooperatton N-4 2 .SS sf fir! Q '1 Frrday May 14th 1955 N, Regrna coelr et terrae Sodalrsts areal: 'F payrng homage to the Queen of heaven and earth As the Prefect crowns the Queen hun dreds of ltvtng Aves are sent up to heaven Sodalrsts are thankrng then' beloved Mother for the graces recerved dunng the past year and new prayers are berng formulated rn the form of hymns May the Blessed Mother rexgn forever over her Sodahsts therr homes and therr school 8 ' ...af Sunday May 22nd 1955 Spectal ceremonres were celebrated on the 21st and 22nd of thrs month rn order to commemorate the Twenty Frfth Annrversary of the Founding of Sarnt Lourslrhgh School These last were mrnutely prepared under the gurdmg hand ofthe elected Com mrtteemen They comprrsed the organrzatron of a baseball game an Alumnr socral the celebratron of a Pontrfrcal Mass mth Hrs Ex cellency personally presrdrng open house at school and a wonderful banquet honorrng al those as socratedwrththeschoo Theyhave done a wonderful Job and deserve our srncere thanks Tl'ex are seated leftto rrght 'slr Roland Lemreux Rev BrotherConrad Prrncrpal Mr Albert Deshares Mr Leonard Drapeau Standrng Mr Laurrer Garon Nlr Alfred Lachance Mr Henrr Toussrgnant 'sir Marcel Faucher Mr Ernest Gurllemette Mr Roger Barllargeon Absent were Mr RobertRob1da 'slr Robert Cote and Mr Raxmonc Loranger bbig 25 3.

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70ew64dz'o Rev. Sister Ste. Claire of Jesus, Principal of St. Joseph, whose ac- tive coroperation in planning the outline, supervising the composition of the scripts, and correcting the proofs was of inestimable value. Rev. Brother Conrad, Principal of St. Louis High School, whose keen interest in our work and timely suggestions proved so encouraging, while his willingness to sacrifice much of his time when called upon to revise articles and proofread the dummy proved so helpful. Rev. Sister Mary Loyola, adviser, who suggested and developed the inspiring theme which gives unity to our book. Rev. Brother Robert, adviser, who unselfishly devoted so much of his time to plan artistically the whole of our yearbook. Rev. Brother Roland, moderator, who with so much tact and savoir- faire was the general manager of our masterpiece of '55. Mr. George Anastasoff, of Anastasoff studios, who gave us such ef- ficient service and provided us with the finest in pictures throughout the year. Mr. Eckley Stearns of the American Yearbook Co., for his timely advice and encouragement. The Misses Dolores Corbeil, Joan Rochefort, Pauline Boissoneault, Patricia Landry and Claudette Corriveau, for the numerous hours sacrificed in the typing room. Mr. Ronald St. Pierre and Mr. George Vachon who also lent a real helping hand on the types so that deadlines could be met. Mr. Ted Dyer, of the Biddeford Daily Journal, who so willingly gifted us with a few of his outstanding athletic shots. All other staff members, for their fine cooperation along the year. All faculty members and coaches for their benevolent support. The many others, whose names we may have overlooked, but who have assisted us in the production of The Eagle of '55 . And finally, all our generous Patrons and Advertisers without whose financial support such a production could not have been realized Editor-in - Chief Bernard Cote