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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

fu 'R P - 'u df--515261 j ,Q , , H ...ai i' ,av -,f,,.,o 'i '4-'va fr! Wg? O 67 4- 'I-51 Q ,hz 'f' , 4 ff f f rf 9 x 'IX x in 10' ' ,' -.. 11 ' I , 3 Q an 2 - xg- lf-v Z W .-7 if 1 M374 1' 1 4 1 .D X xx K 5-x ' Xl x xx SAINT LOUIS AND SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOLS PROUDLY HAIL THE STATE OF MAINE. ' - QW ,L QAQN W ..........vH . ,M -fn I I rx! N' I I 'IT l vnu D , 3 I I Tr I - II mm 'frm :IV ,f, - A K We 7: E1 A 3 M A Ai Eff 355- --' I 5 I .. I f 41' I'II 3 z I y S I 5 1 A fl' '1? ' sv x l' , ev S - '.ffQ ' 144 I- , -1-1 :V 1' 'Muff'-L A 1'? '9? I IP' ' ' X 3 . l 'H 5, ,w,.,,4 ..,+,,IWsvmw:f.. . J , , 1 ' ' I I ' I f .MP mm .., . - . .A Q-Q N 1 ,, . MI 'Q 39 -1 THE E GLE ANNUAL BIDDEFORD, MAINE. 1-V: .nazi if -M...-.-f 15 '41 I 4 Q-gg. Q-,li my , Ji. ifqv-el . NAIS' an 'A-. I .hh 3, ,ff K, . 1 'QF www N . -N av . A 'Z' o-. , aqo.u ' n l' E- 'vt l. 'Q .-, nv., mv .--v 4. -, .3981- 'Q5 f. Q-Q., .X -Ni! 'N wah' Q ,JN e fit s Q Q? -.Q 'WA-M HMG my llc 0 n -I' In ffifei 'ft ne B s ,S Q Q. 5 i 4' 'a? P s- f be '4- of happy St. Louis and St. Joseph students nd review their day before the early morning hem to work. FCRE ORD UDIRIGO-l direct, twinkles the North Star, and its gleam brings hope to a forlorn mariner on the high seas. HDIRIGO-l direct, flashes the beacon ofthe light- house on the Maine clitt, guiding the fisherma ' '1 to a haven of safety along the rugged e ' . DlRIGOeI direct, eehoe , ofty peak ot'Mount Katahdin, the tirst poi ' e United States to catch the rays 01' the r' ' I sun. I direct, whispers the fragrant pine as an evergreen finger heavenward. St. Louis and St. joseph High School, a true product of the Maine soil, takes up the noble motto, NDIRIGO -I directfi and through the zeal of its administrators, becomes for youth the guiding star on the sea of lifeg the saving beacon, warning of dangers and pitfallsg the lofty summit, reflecting the bright rays of knowledge and truthg the trusty guide that points the way to grand- er and nobler goals. Q 1 -,x ,f xi Y X nh- ff ,,f- U.. 'l'll4-411111-I ttxnmspln-rv nt tht- Inmn-mmn 54-ls thv stage for deeper concentration, and is happily put In uw In Hlt'Nl'NUllIlgjIll1'll uf5l. Louis. Ol f X-.. V A .My :XI tht- snumi ul tht- In-Il. tht t'Il1'1't5lIllllllt'IllLlI'tlN lDI'lllxt'Il V SllltlI'lllS whllfflillxg in .tml out ui1l.1sar1mIllfllv'lts1'n'llIJn'I'1mls. , Aww, W .ff ut Ill nu mul Nl ra IIIIN In Saint Luuw nu lIl11H1'l'll1tM tru-x tht- ww wo ull- Wllhlll mm ln- wm- I I , ' 5 I N 4. 'P- Y, X THE MOST REVEREND DANIEL J. FEENEY, D.D., LL.D. BISHOP OF PORTLAND 6 11,9 'irdyxxw Q 4 -Fifi W. X 91 .G '-- A N4?g1, U'Xi'xZ., ',7 f DEDICATIO I11N111111111-1-111-N11-1-NI11-111.11111l11'111111111111111111111111111 I 1111IN 1I1-1I11-.111- 111l'II' 10.111 11-.11-111111, I III- I X4 I I 1111I11- 111g111'-1 N1111'1111g11 .111111111111 111 11111 111111-1' 1 111 1,1111 1 I. II1N 1'.Xl'l'114'IIl'X. 1111- NI11N1 Ii1'x1-1'1-1111 11111111 I I1l'II1'X, 111-1111I1 111 I'111'11il111I. I11111-1'l11N.1I1I1-1111-1-1-111111,1111-1..111111l111-1.1X111111 11111 III 1111111 1111- 1111111111-11111 .11111111'1'-.111 111 1111- 111.111 III 1111111 411I11l'11IU1'l'Nl'l11 I'111'11.1111111N111I1'1.11'111111-11111111111111 X11-11111111-1-N1-111 I111411111. II1N11.111-111111g1111I.1111-1 11 111 1111 Ill 1-11-1'-1111'1'1-1-11111 N 111'1111 11 NI 11I' INIIIIIII 1111 1111111111 1I111I1' I'1111' I1'111- 51.1111 1s1111N1' 1111111111111'11-N l1I1lI1- 1111 1x 11111111111N1-111-I1w1.1N111'1111111'1Q1111'I11111. I'111-1111111-1'-111111111151111-x1'1'1'1111111fI111l1111111111 1 III 1111 1ll'I4IH1 1-11111'.11111111NI111111111'1111111w1g11N1I111 11111111 11' I 1111211151'f'11l1111,1-1111111 1l1I'11I1'111l111111ll 1111111 1 11 XI 111111, 7 IIIII 1111- N-111111'N III 51. 11111-'111 .lIIl15I. I,11111 II1 I1 , Kiwi -,Ti i2:.e?1r 5i fr ': we ff-5.,j . 5- t. ,,3 , ,-, 1-fiiiiszg f ' e gg it-I 5,3 agua xgi xg: .. 5 ' f-ww ff ti A ti sw Srzgfsp ff IN THE TRUE MAINE TRADITION Our Administrators DIRECT youth towards high and noble ideas while The Seniors DIRECT mind, heart, . and energy to worthwhile goals and The Underclassmen DIRECT their ellbrts to greater achievements through The character-building power of School Activities and . The beneficent stimulation of Athletics and The unifying inHuence of Social Events -:ia G0 f i s x El gi r l ,V N Vw ' ,I --.1 f y p.9 p.19 p.45 p.57 p.73 p.33 ' kyW W' 2 , if uv. K-.jim M I Q1 fy, mn' ', Y L . If-97 an Q N I ffxqx 'ind Y f , ,fu Ah' Vg, '1 . A T I A MA W V- ara . - it ,, 1 I , ' S rbvlaf' s pr 4 h v' i, f 1? s wx kb Q NP i Cty J .3 ' A J A I, X NX W 'tu rd xx' : W ., x K Qu I . 7-'Qs U , a 4 ,X M 4. ' Q 2, A 4 x , '- 3 K QT X 3 ,, . 3 9,4 'H' fx ll. is '- f -4 '.: ' 'n , 'L f -., ' -.4 Y- , ,r '. L - .T M' W -' ' dsx 49 Des guides spirituels sages et zeIe's E. A. HIEVEY de la paroissv St 3 A . 1 -xi , A Q ,inthe KARK 4 gt 5 A . A f4S':.v-? I' - V A A J K1 QA YN s5..Qva,1,w Mull J. -9-S es- ? -ll, !L?F ' M l , I 1 5.152525 sq ,, .ran as 5 si 1? Lg v ' ' X22 ' ---fs sz Ka IFN jak 4 QEFEWLSBFM www 5? as vig' E5 wi.,,,5J 'Til .elf 52 ' 'Q 1 via.- 5 , 3fQ,,1.5f, i ., 41 513 . ' 'i:giF2m 3511- , .Ewa 'lg J . - -1 . ..: 'fr-f A M-F-ra' .Q ,I ad It H A, A B ,, ,KQ. .. 21- 5 W S .e . -- ., 4 . . .L 4 . 2 .sf Q2-G ' . '- I K ii Avg 4 , 4' 10 9:0 j 4' M' 4: ,,,, f sap 'N' -an f it dirigent nos pas vers de beaux id6als. Poor in the matvrial things of the world, fvw in number, tht- earliest mission- arivs of Main:-, and their sucwssors wvre rivh in tht- things of the spirit and in their trust of God. President Eisenhower SEQ-F,x s fl?--fl' X 'HJ X MONSEIGNEUR J. A. LAFLAMME Cure-fondateur de l'Ecole St. Louis. Wise counselors Tu es sacerdos in aeternum, . .' '1 v I' s I sm 4 ' XA !' 9' ff T? is f S? H n n Y n E 19 A -ss point the ways I f H 4 if R 3'3- lf, Q' 'U 1 f' 1:-..:- ' 0 'Rf E E A '4' gf , ,,...r ...gn--'lf' .S REV. ROBERT LAVOIE REV. MARC FRANCK REV. NORMAN CARRIER able directors set the pace. ., 'wr lgqun- RICX, SISTPIR S'l', lllhllllll Ulf l,I'llll'lllLil Sl. Josvpll lliglu Svln .ll'.5l 5 I3 .5 -4' A ll HY. BROTHER CONRAD Principal St. Luuis High School lll 'U 41.119 sq ' A 'i vi Alvhfn' In Ly iv, . f We sin' W lt U mhngg 4- in m H1 M Q., 0,4 i - ,mniilh by QR. 'QI-si' L.. W, 5' IUCN. 5lS'l'lfH ST. Rl 4ll'fNllf HHN. 5l5'l'lfR ST. ill-1H'l'Hl'lIlC HHN. 5lS'I'lfli ST. N 'Xf'XlHl'I l.ilH'ilI'iilll Qlfnglisll Swtimk HF 'I'llIC SH. ,lllIIi0l' xlU4l1'l'LlIHI'. lfnglisll. SIlt'1'i.ll l r'vlu-I1 lfrlglisll R+'ligiul1.iixi1's. Re-ligimx, Latin. l'wl't'll1 l. Bu invss xIllIll4'IllilIi4'S. Wnrlml . HICY. SISTICR Nl XIH-INN ' LA Svniur x10llVl'LlI0l', RQ'ligiUIl. l':ll?fliSll., Milf-l'lv4ll1 Hnslmw, lrt'IlI!lr lX llisiurx . Uiliu' Prz11'Ii1'4'. The- limi' 0i.1hl'S4' sistrrs is not slwnl 1'mnpls'ln'lx in Ll vhapvl or working in In hooks, Hvlzixaliun is nth-n lakvn in tha- fullflll ofa gzlnw. 14 ,h f,,.1- K., W , ,,,, -3 s , , 2 - A Wa iq xxllll .1 lmlnl N1 hmllllm lwfwm' ltll'III. .mel Ihr Illlllll' 1 I 1lmIf1tIn.lwv.1mI rm-4l1l.nl1ul1nxluulu-11tm'n.mItw. 13,7 411, I Nu 4' nf 1 . RICV. SISH' HF .HCS N1m1s1w,1,lw-flnllm ,Q IHCX. SIS'l'lCIi ST. XINIIQ KIA. SISTICIQ ST. IN X IiI1X.5lS'I'I'lIi ST. l'Xl I HIf'I'IlI-1S.II. Stllllltlllllill' x11Nll'l'LllUl' 01 ICHXIIC l'r.-xllumll X Xl-ni:-mins' livligiwm. SIlHl'lIl'lll1i l'r4--I1m.m U Nlmh-:xml 1 giun. .fXl91e'lrr41. l re'm'h, Latin, 'l'xpQ-xsrilixng, limnkke-1-pnrnlf lb-Ilglmu. lungginilx. Xlg lun Llfl llixlulrx , Uhcmi .ik XfQ':- 'gg ' 1 M 15 f'l -af REV. BROTHER GILBERT Freshman B Moderator Religion, Algebra. French Geometry, General Matlieniatica Eagle Moderator. Cafeteria f , wQ,,,-QF Z F rn C : O 2 C F' af :U c c cw :: rf: get A o PM mt ig 4 . 'claw on -. They direct in safe channels E f All eearl E e y 2 rt, l, 'lr' will We iifif . E 'E we E if MR. JOSEPH REGINA Civivs, World Geography Football Coach l resbman Basketball Coach If - s K.f j'Y'P MR. ROBERT COTE Sophomore A Moderator Business Law. World History Baseball. Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Reviewing plays for the next game is the coaching staff, con- sisting of Mr. Robert Cote and Mr. Joseph Revina. W-ff' . 3, 1 .-,gc .j- aw . 5 3 Q-VX? ww' an l 513+ fr'- U . ,I K , Svhool Custodian L 1 il A a aeee t we . tteli ., .Qzw+f..af'1-'flif' E 18 V. -ate - .. -Y a awww ,. -' K 5' if I A5 5 -, .f . fi, , . ' . . 1 , Q f V Q f 1.5 5 2 ' fi! Qi. I 2 51-c 1. 5.4: u -P E jail -G- l Q A ai :gf F.: -. Q 1, i M' '- M M' -'ffff-ww ' ' AQ. With a hard svhoolriay bf-ffm' lhvm. :md Ihr- fmurr' 0fFOVI1LU1f'iUIh1'iThilHd9.L1 INTIHIIIIQ IlI'2lNl'VLlIlll lxlvxlllalllwll lSlH1hlxt'1liUfXHlI'1llU. RPIV. SISTER ST. Cl'ICII.F OF JESUS Music, Glw Club. HHN. SlS'l'l'.Ii ST. :XINIIC HEY. SISTIQH ST. ICN ,X UI TIHC ill. SOIlhHIIl0I'l' N1tNil'l'lll0I' I l'l'ShIlIllll .N x1Hll1'l'll'UI' Rvlisjitbll. Sllflflllilllll. Rvligion, Aly-bra. Frf-nvh. Latin. 'l'yp1-xwilillg. Hrmkkw-pirlg. ,l IUCN. 5lS'l'l'1H ST. PM l Ol lit MHC I'wI'l'Slllllilll U xl0tI1'I'lllllI Htxllgltbll. hllgllill. .Xlgm lun Xxrvl I ' ' ' ur wl Hlrllllf. Lhtfllll W, 15 vqp Leaders of today Xi. '- - , :SW ' 1 K fha 'who'-'Q -vo HIQX. liliU'I'lllCli ,IMI N H1 1 II ri I Xllllli lhllllxr 1 ll A llmllt ml H11 lllllllx 1 llllllllll llllllX xlkl Ill Ill! as 'I mf my -15 -f -.B ' .4-'F ,QM Mx!! IiRlVl'lIlCH NIICHAEI. REV. BROTHICR NIJCXIS RICXQ I3HU'l'llHR I? XX I ItSllIll1lll X Nlmlvrator Junior' I4 EX1llllQ'l'L1l0I' Svninr X xIIlli1'l'.lIlH I ll lixlx R4'H2LiHll. lfllglish. Religion, .'xlgt'llI'1l.l'kI'l'Il1'll. Rvlislillll.BtNhIxIxt'1'IliIl Trigonometry xll'l'hLllIil'Qll llmxsull 'XlIll'l'il'AlH llislmw XHIIVYI4' I,lI't'1'lHl'. 16 uxuiinn vunlcs in the form uf a vrilmllugge REV. liK0'l'llliR lQl,l'lNll'1N'l Lune for Rm. Ruger, Rm. Diillliilll. Rru. Assistzull l'rin1'ipul 4 lllvcrl. und Rm. llunrud. 51-11001 Treasurer Rcliginn, lfrcnvh REV. l!liO'l'HliR ROGER RICV. ISRUTIIITIR EIJWARID Senior IS Nluderatur Junior A Moderator Religion. Riolugy Religion, General Srienve Physics. llllcnlislry lfnglisll, Rand llirevlm' .'xHSi5I21Ill Athlelim' l7i1'cm'Im' Smlalily Nlmleralwr Xearlmuk Moderator 'Tw J .G-rm R. h'f' c '23-YA mx ' A -l '55- train the leaders of tomorrow T I 'frfi 1 QQPFEDQ Y 1 MEF. , 5 UL? .' . . MP1 E, 1. ,I . , A mg RICY. liRU'l'HICR RUISI hl Slhllll HIIIIDH5 li Nlmlar lllbl Rvllgi 1011, IUIIQIISII I' l't'lll'h, l.uI1n l,lllI'Lll'l'lll Xeurluuuk XLIXI KI 1, , 'xr' ...tl -qv -asf Ni' l 1--. rv' They direct in safe channels Q ETKX8 ,t i K 5 it s K, -asf' 'ta X VN E QS X W . - - . --W 1 . . , B REV. BROTHER GILBERT MR. JOSEPH REGINA MR. ROBERT COTE Freshman B Moderator Civics. World Geography Sophomore A Moderator Religion. Algelira. l'lI'CI1Cll Football Coach Business Law. Wvorld Historw Geometry, General Matheinatius Freshman Basketball Coach Baseball, Basketball Coach Eagle Moderator. Cafeteria ri : ' sq. MR. EDBIOND LAROUCHE School Custodian Assistant Football Coach Reviewing plays for the next game is the voaching staff, con- sisting of Mr. Robert Cote and Mr. Joseph Regina. 18 W-I iw i ,x r 5, :VX l'?2?'i?ii s se 'Lx f Ij ' if , ffm.. 'ff ' -s.4,,., fx - . 1 .l' :i-:iff ' ir 1.2: IRT-,Qr 'i3'i-' :.I . frii 1 ai? 3' Exif fiyififyliik I ixl 1 E :' hm: ,ff-'-E nf. ,.r:l3'iiiQygA,.k-- 'kgwgx -ry . ., . C M.. api, Q. K- tt- - . 5 Q..-f K W ,i,,,,,,4f,,-ww -f W 4,-1 1 af , A. 'H ik , ,3,,.:x1..4.'5,..f..:- T V., .f ' -4 A, , 'Q I q ' Q:-.uf K, 1?-A .sv M W W ' I -I.-'it vw 1 f., YH 5 BA' E st ,,Yv. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR A: ST. LOUIS HIGH The smiles on these oflicers can only mean Rene's girlfriend. Lett to right: Conrad Lerlair. Vive-President: Rene Dubois. President: Roger Lessard. Treasiirerg and William Palmer. Secretary. New 20 MEET OUR SENIOR SENIOR B: ST. LOUIS HICH Left to right: Robert Audet, Presiclentg John Millette, Vice- Presidentg Roger Painchaud. School Presidentg Robert Lan- dry. Secretaryg and Philip Boucher. Treasurer: Admire one of many trophies at St. Louis. z AS er if 2 SENIORS: ST. JOSEPH HIGH A last pit-ture. till we meet again! These Senior Class officers are Anita Emontl. Vice-Presitlentg Yola Danis. President in the front row. Doris Gonneville. Treasurerg Paulette Lessard. Secretary: Theresa Clark. Treasurer: Jeanette Landry. Li- lurarian stand ill the hack row. 'Q - . ,L I Uperelta lg lllee Club l. 2. 3, Al. Charni. seriunsness. and perseverance are unl' a few of f.l,.41 lllz ' li'lL'l..4.'YCl'fR. Smlulily 2. 3. -l: Svlenve fllnlv Ii. -1. Claude is une ul' the Seiiiurs '- who slriies to inake frienmls. and he has given his 4-lassniulvs ninvh fun. E, idk liUliliR'l' Alllllfl' l.Uli.XlNE AXU'l l'L1 liHl!lCli'l' IMRIDSI l N O M1756 Our State is as good as its citizens are. L RUIKHRT l L.4l'l'lfR .ffl llI:'7'. llasketlrall 1. 2. 3. All Class Officer l. 2. 3. l-3 liuseliull 1. 2. 4. ll: Fnotlxull 1. 2. 3. sl. liuli has heen untstunding in athletics and in his slUtll8S Lluringr his I L our years al Sl. l.0Uls. l.URA1.YIz' .4 YU1'Tl'f. l'lreslnnun Receptinn Al: Mission Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4: I A 3 .uruine's uutstantling traits. RIIIKHRT HANDS l1'ARIlSLlL'Y. Bards is a gmail example 'qi ff eq? ul' vmqieiulixeiiess. llis reuiliness lu help others has won hiin niuny friends. Cl..4Illllu' NTI- '. 'X -5. tIl.XlilJl'I Iilil..-XNK C5 Q leg. Holm-rt Aiinlul. unil l.ui'uinc .'X5ultt'. sS 'i'ei - at s- 2 .. ' 21 nil Nm-v--' fr lhe prnle ol u line lie-rilugv ls cwitlent in the hzippp lluvtis of Claude llelauigger. liolucrl llnitl X s N . RONALD BOISVERT .i 0 it Q AFB., l'lllLll IJOUCHLR sw. 'is' 'll!f Tf9x ' A M silk t v i i. ? get s-.5 V .1 . . bs 'Q . as I rl ,, A hrrgw t-,X K? 'JL-ZQff l w f f ..., ' 74 14 t2..... ..ea 'A ROBERT BROCHU This math probleni linds Philip Boucher hoping. Ronald Boisvert inquisitive. Claire ljrouillard uncertain. and Robert llrovhu quietly ralni. RU.Y,11I.II RU,N'YIIf BUlSl'Iu'IC7'. Sc-ienve Club 4. Gifted with an ext-eptional ability in niathelnalivs. Ronald has exvelled in these subjects. PHILII' I LII ' HUl. 'I.'IllfR. Rand 2. 3. -1: Class Officer 2. 3. 45 Clee Club 43 Senior Play 4: Sotlality 2. 3. -lr. Phil has unsellishly parlivipated in almost all school activities. Being a talent- ed niusician. he is really sharp, ROBERT 'MBUBN BROIJHU. Clee Club 3. 4: Senior lllay 43 Draiuatics l. llob is a busy-body. His talents and cooperation have made him a well-liked student at St. Louis. CLAIRE TI-CLAIRE7' BRUUILLARI1. Sodality 2. 3g Freshman Reveption 4. Mission Club 1. 2. 3. -1-: Operetta 1: Basket- ball lg Clee Club 1. 2. 3. -1. The suwess she has attained in her studies seeins to augur a very bright future. .leunes citoyens du Maine, 44 1 ' 9. rf' , ir, I. i CLAIRE BRUUILLARD 22 'F JV 'ff '41 ' 1' fl, E XW!-Qi With the school for a background. Rene Catnirc. Annea Marie llrunelle, and Ray Charette seem satisfied although '13 . . ' the sun is a bit bothersome. , b 5 N f'Z1.9'ff' Q it fe 'gli J. . A , ,. Y fx ix RENIL' YUKON l,'A.lllKh'. Eagle Stall 1: Science Club 43 Football 1. This young nian Md seems to have made headway in typing and hunting, his two principal hobbies. RAYMOND . RAYl' CIlARlL'T1'lf. Baseball 1, 3. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Ray remains unrullled through any A . -I , excitement. His composure helps to make him a fine athlete. ANNE-.VIARIE BR00.WY A HRUNELLE. lfreshinan Reception 413 Uperctta lg Minion Club 1. 2. 3, 4-g Basketball 3, 45 Clee y lm Af Club 1, 2, 3, 4. AIJELARII l1lLLARlJ,' l,'HRET1lfN. Football 1. 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 35 f ff - U, N Baseball 2. Al is a big. stocky fellow who has made himself felt both in class and on the gqzvr. A football field. sur nous depend I'avenir. RENE CIANIIRE 1 5 .gap ' . A 1 A lii H V -K 1 3 V ll ' J ' K i l p Q . , . 31. , t r' X ..Vk A when K www' , A ..'.X x p 74 N, g 4. an-nn 'M' a tl . . A 'F J i Q . . W' ft ' x 3 .3 if in tf' .. 1 RAYMOND CHARETTE AIJELARD CHRETIEN ANNE-MARIE BRUNELLE 23 'l'I'lERES.-X CLXRK 5, R, me g NORMAN CHRETIEN ROBERT CONSTANT RONALD CORBEIL NORMAN PIT CHRETIEN. Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Eagle Staff 1g Baseball 1, Senior Play 4, Sodality 13 Dramatics 4g Football 4. Precious things are found in small packages. Norman's neat appearance and sterling character verify this dictum. THERESA SLIM CLARK. Freshman Reception 4g Operetta lg Mission Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Helping Hand Guild 3, Class Officer 4. Boundless energy and unlimited appetite make g'Slim our personal package of dynamite. ROBERT BOB CON- STANT. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. l3ob's trademark is politeness. His manners are that of a young man with high ideals. RONALD HBONESU CORBEIL. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 4, Football 1. Although shy and unassuming, Ronald becomes quite aggressive on a basketball court. Qur School teaches us the principles The slogan is nEat a square lunch, and Norman Chretien, Theresa Clark, Robert Constant and Ronald Corbeil are all for it. Hts V- wtf- . I X 4. . I ,, 1 - 1 Do you girls always go through jx all this? Lionel Cote seems to he xery interested in Paulette flor- li-'ll'l4ElHliE lilllllllf-'ll deau. while Roger Cote finds his interest elsewhere. l'Alf'1,f'fTTl'f ffURllf'f,4l. . Freshnian lleveption -13 Nlission lilllll l. 2, 3. tl-1 Operetta lg Bowling 23 Cheerleader 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Personality gr? , and agility haxe lirougght Paulette a great deal of happiness in the past. and ' . , will vontiiiue to do so in the years ahead. LlU.W'lf1. NIH, IQUTE. Nel is small in stature hut hig in heart. His dauntless spirit is ready for any task. RUGER it -41 RUG,' CUTE. Roger is a sensitive chap. The unsellishness he has shown is ,Q QTL' L 5 an exaniple lor future pupils. HARRY CUURTIHS. Basketball 1: llasehall l. 2. 3. -1-g l ootl1all 1. 2. 3. 4. Harry is a rohust. jovial fellow. liesides pos- sessing great friendliness. he is a previous nieinlier on any footlmall learn. K. 1' ,. gatbgig?-7 AQ si 3:17 25. Y il 2' , . which will help us to keep iw? lp , 'L iim fr g ll.-XRRX LLUURTUIS 'J' ,.f N . if Hosea co'1'E Maine great. 'l 'pf F gift I 3, I . rsh W LIONEL COTE 25 . I A1 - - mtl? N X 35, Alf-s f2. :I , ' wi .. ,Lv gm vga-i l is f fb I 4 'sw 2515 The song from these choris- ters must be Whatever Yola Wantsf, David Dono- van is at the piano, with Yola Danis, Robert Cro- teau, and Richard Doherty lending their vocal sup- port. L'etoiIe polaire de notre ecusson ROBERT BORN CROTEAU. Football 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Although he appears shy and quiet, Bob is very friendly and on occasion he has accomplished excellent work. YOLA NYOYOU DANIS. Sodality 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 43 Freshman Reception 43 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4: Basketball 3. 4, Clee Club 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 2, 3, 4. Yo, the girl with the pleasant sparkle in her eyes, is everyone's pal. Her friend- liness toward all is her great asset. RICHARD 'SDICKU DOHERTY. Clee Club 49 Eagle Stall 4g Baseball lg Speech Club 43 Science Club 3, 4. Dick is the owner of a fine personality and a willingness to help. He has proven himself a good student. DAVID DAVE DOIVOVAIV. Glee Club l, 2, 3. 4g Senior Play 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 4. Dave is a neat- looking young gentleman. There is a touch of the actor in him, and he has become quite popular. REIVE HCURLYU DUBOIS. Class Ofhcer l, 3, 4g Eagle Stall 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Science Club 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4. An A student. Rene showed fine leadership and example. His helping hand to fellow students was greatly appreciated. atm. l S ic,. I K V, .,,: 5,42 K . ,gimp -ri X- - saw s at Q, 7- s i 55? xg is J' ft iw' kt W X5 ,C .mia , 't-:'1 21:1 'H ,,sc 1 setssr ,fi fi ROBERT CROTEAU 'Wa -J' YOLA DANIS Qtfeffl i ' ,.,, , I DAVID DONOVAN ., -. 1, .N vtx . 'wifi' N 5. . K . mf? .6 ' ' -4,21 .1 , ,V L. 1' -44 .135 ff 5 , , is ,gs if . wafmitszii . . :af Q RHIHARIJ Iltllll-IH'l'X RENE lJl'lSUlS .XNl'l',X ICNIUNIJ nous parle d'ideaI. A 1 ANITA If.llU.Yll. lfreslnnan Reception 4: Operetta 1: Nlission Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Helping Hand Guild 3: Class Ollicer 4. Attractive. popular. neat in appeurunve. is this tlzirkliairetl bliss. Anita. as Co-captain of the vheerleznlers. never gives up. IIURIS HUT l'1lt'l'ff.'lll'.'TTl2'. l rL-slnnun Rercption fl: Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Uperettu 1' 1 -nf tilee Club l. 2. 3. 4. llepentluble and vonrteons is our l1ot. Her work is always tlone neu :incl 2lt't'lll'illfflj. R,4YlIUYII RAY l Rl'fl.'lllfTTlf. llrtuntitivs 4. Rav is lirst untl foremost it geiitls-imtii. llc- is the nioclel of the nell-tlressetl Senior .. Q, K 4, X -:rl Adjipgllw' -sv-3?-.,a:.:.?Qu..g5A..,w.I5?.4......iIV- . l. 4. . 5. ., J l J, ootns llil.t.lll.l it 2:2215 -. t ,vent-, ,tt M H , f i , f Q . 25. 5.5 was -i SE' - r 1 -if ' t sis W ' 5 1859 This niuv not be the best place to tlance. but it's better than nothing. Rene llubois unil Anita lfnionml cletnonstrate. while Doris and Rtiynionrl Frei-hette l .153-6' 'MW sit this one ont. V Rell NIONIJ l Rl'1t1lll-Illl' 27 PRISCILLA GACNON NORMAN GAGNE NOR.UAN HFOGH GAGQVE. Basketball 1. 3. 43 Baseball 3, Football 1. Happy-go-lucky is the best way to describe Fog. He has a manner and personality that are completely his own. NORMAN S'N0R.VI GACNE. Science Club 4. Norman is u transfer student from St. Francis, who has adapted himself perfectly in our group. PRISCILLA PR1S,' GAGNON. Freshman Reception 43 Mission Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Operetta lg Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pris' willingness to help has made her a friend to all. She may be quiet at times, but when a ,good time comes along, she is always there. RACHEL RACH', GAUTHIER. Freshman Reception 45 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Rachel is quiet, but friendly. With her calm disposition she is sure to succeed, Inspired by Maine's motto, DlRlC5O , RACHEL CAUTHIER NORMAN CAGNE Light conversation is not recommended in a heavy Cold ask Priscilla Gagnon, Norman Fog Cagne. Rachel Gauthier and Norman Cagne. they'll tell you. 4 0,9 P -nv AKNI ,XXII ILHENIER , . IJUNIS tLUNNlCYIl,LE ,--- , ,s u l XZ llll in r 'ii l-rg Arial il' l ani elected. . Artnand llrenier is trying his lrest to impress his andicnve ronsisting of Nladeleino ilnertin. Doris llonneville. and .lav- qneline ,lLl4'tllltJX. DORIS DOIN GUtX.Vlil'll.I,l!. lfreshtnan Keveption 43 xlissioll Clnli 1, 2, 3. lg Senior Play ll: Clee fflnlt 1, 2. 3, -lg Helping Hand Cnild fig Class Ullit-er sl-g Uperetta 1. llot is peppy and always ready to do things. r line sense of responsibility was inanilested in her position as treasurer. l,fl.'VlI ,f1Rll CRlz',YlI:'lf. lllee lllnln fig Srieiive tilnli tl-3 lfootlvall 1 1 ' ' - Q'-A Vg s. IC has shown effort tl willingness lu work. lI.fIlIIfl,lfl,Ylf .ll:1l1UY Gl,'IfRTl.Y. lfreshnian Het-eption l: Nlisritbll tllnlm 1. 2, 3. lg lLlee llluh 1. 2.3.4-1 Helping Hand fnild 55: Class Ulliver 14: Uoorctta 1. Nladdy is the shy and quiet sort ot' trl Nlax her antlrition to luevonie lall l0t'hnit'ian lie fully realized, fxllf- QIl'l','l,lNlf ,lxlIfKIlz ' j,flKfQl'I:'S. Sodality sl: Mission lilnl: 1. 2, fl. -lg perctta I: lionling 21 tllee tllnln l. 2. 3. tl: Helping lland Unild S53 lfreshnian lieveption lg Senior l'lay -l. .lat-kie is the sweetest girl in our midst. llcr vheerlnl sniile and em-otiraging words will long he vlte-rislied. we aim at leadership. '-'IR ,.,... 'Bur'- wwf J jf, I 5 1 i NlAlJl'lI.ElNE lLllEli'l'lN ,I.-XllQlil'1l.lNli .lklltxlll 29 The question here is, are they bringing it in, or taking it out? The boys are Roger John- son, Robert Krasko. Donald Labonte. and Raymond Janson. Le pin majestueux de nos forets I' 'fi U .. HM., ..' t 3 2 P aaa aia, 2 t aaaai eaia if eeie ' R . ,.,: : :.,q.:l::q if e S It ef 5 . RAYMOND JANSON ROGER JOHNSON ROBERT KRASKO Qs lim 'NK RA Y.l'lOND HOT-ROD JANSON. Cafeteria 4. Cars are his continual pastime. and he has more than once surprised the boys with a rejuvena ated relic. ROGER HROC7' JOHNSON. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Speech Club 4g Science Club 3. Roger is quiet, but always ready for a laugh. He showed prowess as an athlete for St. Louis. ROBERT BOBBY KRASKO. Eagle Staff 4fg Baseball 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. A wonderful fellow to know, Rob has become one of the most liked stu- dents in school. DONALD SPECS LABONTE. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Speevh Club 45 Football 1. Specs radiates a certain warmth that has attracted many friends. His fine scholastic record enhances his line personality. west Y-2.1115 x 'S it wfrmi. . 5 ' ',i'++-- fg,,,7-'3Y:,f:l,2-'15, . W L - ' 11-. j gg ,VJ yt.. -fqfir.f:, ' .'Q r4i. 42+ ' f ' off? wi ' we - , fe- 9,4 !'f'f'-. 'f'ff1 'i ,Y ? 1 A W 4 .I wi '.' 1'g',.,-wtf ffxi e'! - W 'v , .f.'. -ff- ' 5 J'1 j ,. .-.Q 1 'n - , '. r ,,A .f:,,fQ '- ,LQ- 'fa , f' ,l - .pf:f.f1f-'fl'J-affi'-,wwf ' 'E'?'f 1 - -, . r S ' f.'-. '- 1 ...ff Iii ,.. ' ,,...-t. .Y A S , '.-.-an . f .1 vi K s . ui . . , 5,1 Q DONALD LABONTE 30 .2 L, 'l'l1ce-1: guy l'HIl5lllCI' pingrpong as lieillg: rc-vreulioiial. 'l'l1i: team of Kuyinoncl ami l t'l'llLlllll Lufluiiiiiic opposes Ferllulul l.ulu'um'lie anal liulph l,z1l1rr:n'1lue. pointe vers le ciel un doigt indicateur. l lu'RNA.Yll l lfR,Y l,.4l1R,11,Wflllz'. lhi-eflnull lg iluli-lm-rin Si. -ll Scif-iii-v im' llluli 45 lfoollrall Z. 3, -ll. l'lCI'Il if thu lvefwt lrieml ll guy voulil lluvc. Iliy giooll marks arf' surpussvfl only Ivy him kiml ixoiwls, :mil plvusaiiil smilv, 4 V R.flLl'll SIll2'llf1.VSKl', l,.'ll1'Rlfl.'UliIL'. Ifootlmull 1. 2, 3. -1. lluppily Y VX K Ralph! muscles do not cxlcrlil lo hif hcuilz yet he is wry witty unml full ' K 'Yury' of laughs. 1 Iz'R.N',4.Yll l lflf.N ' l.,'1Fl.,41llll1'. lllee Chili 1: liuscliull 1. 2: Footluall 1. 2. Fern is u ,oft-spolgeii slumlcnl who li well l'illUNII. lmolh on and oil the M-hool grouiimls. lffllllll YI! GUS I,i-1l l.:1lI.lIlu'. Spccrli . ffluli 3. 1. Kay is the one-man riot of the Senior liluw. lllll he hus shown R himxcll' to he an ulilf- ftumlen! on many ovvasioiiw. FIEIRNANIJ IAISRQXNCHE f 'fa Q 4 i i W . 1 lp 'I F' Q X 1' 's -li. X R 2 T Y.: y+U3'Q!'P3f: li 4' 3' 5Q9H'.'f iff l as , v, glwgxv wi-vt'r'A... Nia t' ' in g Q. . vallsfvx - 5 RALPH LAHRECQIIE FERNAND LAFLAMINIE RAW MUNI? I,.-Xl 1ANINll'f 31 L 'K' Iv .gg , . M, Signal' H 'vi mek. ':C 1 . -Vkbuv that 6 Exevutives at workl lxtlflllilllfl Lalilierte clieuks the file. Norinand Lagrasse tivkles the keyboard, while Anita Laniliert plays sei-retary to Halpli Lagarcle. The tassels of our pine trees R.A1LI'lI l,.s1Cf1RDE.tLlee llluli l. 2. 3.1: Eagle Staff 1. 4-4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. sl: X eurlwook Stall -lg Speer-liCli1li 4. Ralph gels into the spirit of things quickly. llis work on the Xvarlxook has been coniniendalvle. NUR.lIA.'Yl1 .YORilI l..A1lJ.4SSlf. Suieiive lilulv -1. :X top student. Norm is always rib ff liartl at work. anti one of tlie liusiest wlin-ii it routes time to lie serious. ,WlR,l1f1,Yll .'YUH.ll L.4l,lBERTl:'. Band 1. 2. 3. -lg Basketball l. Z. 33 - . 1- 5 lllee Clulr l. 2. 3. Norniantl is ,gootl-iialurrrtlg lic can take as well as give by K a lot. .-1 YlT,4 I.,-1llIiI:'R7'. i'1I'C5lllIlLlIl Keveptioii 111 Mission Club 1. 2. IS. 43 fx K Upcrctta 1: ills-e Cliilw l. 2. IS. AL. This xliss is gifted witli an endless w fig' vupavity for work. lier 1-tile sinilf- is really the scvret of lier charm. N slsss dl RALPH LMLARIJE F the N . j. X 3 :WL Q1 'ESV' Qu -va-32-' v l 'dm .3 W ANITA LABIBERT NORMANIJ LAI.IliEH'l'E 32 , . . a Q f '1 -7- X ya-E. 'clk , '. L ,f jgmlggzxulg it T , 1 all G -.xc 7 1 1' , X tt' if l RA.'W.'I'fS 1 RAN LA.llH1L'R1'. l'lI'CSlHllilIl Reception 4. Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior 4 Play 43 Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4. Helping Hand Cuild 33 Class Otlicer l. 3g Operetta 1. Sodality 314. llasketball l. Frances is the kind of girl who gets along with everyone. Her strong de- , termination will lead her to her chosen goal. ROBERT KILLER LANDRY. Class Oflicer I' sa. I at 4 1. 2, 3. 4g Football 1, 2. 3. -1-g liolfs constant position as class ollicer is indicative of respect rf .f 3 . he commands among his fellow students. lEANNIz'TTlf HJANU LANDR Y. Freshman Reception , 4. blission Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Operetta lg Clee Club I, 2. 3, 4g Class Officer 4g Pep Club 3. ff' lieing one of the few blondes in class. Jan innnediately attracts the eye. She is persevering -1904? in her studies. .lACQUIfl.l,'VIf JACKlE,' LAl 'l'fRRlER1f. lfreshnian Reception 4g Mission ' 'H' Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Operetta 1. Clee Club 1, 2. 3. 41 Helping Hand Cuild 3. Class Ofhcer 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 4. Eagle Stall' 4. ,lolly is the best adjective that describes Jackie. A well-known basketball player and cheerleader. are dainty symbols of unity. WW WWE Qc 6 'R 6- t t ' 2' 3 I , A . fi' 5 5 i l . .. . it aii. 1 1 X' it Q 7 ' 1, xg, . . . FRANCES L.'XNlliER'l' ROBERT LANDRY .l li:XNli'l l'l'i LANIJRX Jeanette Landry. Frances l.anibert. Robert Landry and ,lain-qucline l.averriere are stuck with the tedious task of washing dishes. 1 IF ' H ZS: 'm .'l I I 'hZl fff'-i'af-wa, JACQUELINE LAVERRIERE A gilt. is f - as N E, ..1X t t wt A .1 5 31' PA UL LEBLANC 5 4. A .Wg . 'Shi' .Vy 2. Q Q.: tg. . ,. . Y ixi'E.f1 4' 'sm::,.'t. 'c it f . ..-..l, -N is Y Q.. , . 51615 Alix ,In wana-ax 'Yi' Hum uf! 7 P CONRAD LECLAIR Q Q .ag t 'lfH VX Z T T? 4 fp C get-' EMILE LEBLOND of I ,wwf I f- fa ..- H5 cw .Wffv CLAUDETTE LECLERC Excelsior. . toujours plus haut. PAUL WH1TY LEBLANC. Class Ofhcer lg Clee Club lg Science Club 4. Paul has been outstanding in studies throughout his four years at St. Louis. E.l'I1LE DADDY LEBLOND. Glee Club 44 Speech Club l, 23 Science Club 4g Football 1. 2. 33 Acrobat 2, 3. Daddy had left school to enter the service. His perseverance and determination are an inspiration to younger students. CONRAD CON LECLAIR. Band l, 2, 3, 49 Class Ofhcer 2. 3. 43 Clee Club 2. 3. 45 Cafeteria 3, 4g Senior Play 43 Sodality 1. 25 Science Club 3, 4g Football l. An ardent student, Con has become a devoted worker in the cafeteria, and has brought glory to the band. All for one, and one for all. . Alfred Mercier. Claire Ledoux. and Roger Lessard stroll to school. 55 s QN wi. K ti- 1 ff 1 . x4k,,,,pl limp CLAIRE LEDOUX 2 T A fiajn V 'iz 1, Ai 22 ' w H113il. -2 is-fi Sz 5 Q Q, , l , 5-5,5 E ., ,Q 34 'l'he girls' Assembly Hall is filled. with the music of Claudette Leclerc and Conrad Leclair. However Paul Leblanc and Emile Leblond aren't taking any chances. CLAUDETTE LECLERC. Freshman Reception 4g Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta lg Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Helping Hand Guild 3. Quietude and shyness are traits of Claudette. Her ability at the piano has won for her many true friends. f.'1,AlRlz' Tl-CLAIRE LEDOUX. Freshman Reception 45 Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Operetta lg Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Claire may not be the biggest in class. but you can be sure she occupies a great place in our hearts. I'AULE7'Tla' FULLY LHSSARI7. Freshman Reception 4g Mission Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Operetta 15 Basketball 13 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Helping Hand Guild 3g Senior Play 4-g Class Oflicer 4. Une of Paulette's many talents was displayed by her fine showing in the Senior Play. ROGER RUG LESSARD. Basketball 13 Class Ofllcer 3. 41 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Science Club 45 Football 1. Roger, repeatedly class oflicer. is the model ofthe student and gentleman. ALFRED CHAMP', MERCIER. Class Officer lg Science Club 3. 4g Senior Play 43 Dramatics 43 Alfred is a willing worker. who can be counted on for both social and anti-social activities. resonnent les cimes de nos montagnes. .. ROGER LESSARD PAULETTE LESSARD ALFRED MERCIER 35 A long set shot by Claire Morel, with Ernest Montembeau guarding. 4 A Rachel Morel and John Millette are 3 - waiting for the rebound. I r l .,. JOHN MILLETTE Firm as Maine's rugged cliffs. JOHN JOHNNYvM1LLETTE. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1. 4: Eagle Staff 33 Cafeteria 3. 4: Sodality 1. 2. 3g Yearbook Staff 4: Science Club 3. 4: Football 3. 4. john is considered as shy by most. but his pleasant style makes him well liked by his classmates. ERNEST CHIEF JIONTEMBEAU. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. This lad has made a name for himself in all sports. He is strong and capable. and has a wonderful personality. CLAIRE HOREL. Freshman Reception 4: Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Sodality 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1: Clee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 3: Helping Hand Guild 3: Pep Club 3. Claire is an eager Sodality 2. 3. 4: Clee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Helping Hand Guild 3: Basketball 1. 3. 4: Freshman Reception 4: student. Never does anything discourage her. Her sociability has won ber a flock of friends. RACHEL MRACHH MOREL. Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. Here we have a great lover of sports, As ro-editor of the Yearbook. Rachel has done a splendid juli. Priscilla Neveux gives cheering lessons to Yvette and Annette Nadeau. while llenoit Neveux adds a few choice point- ers of his own. PX it if A i ,J X r.. ego I lllutllil-I NlORl-Il. ERNEST fllUN'l'ENllil:l.-XII ltfttllll-ll. Nllllilfl. we can weather Iife's storms. A,'V.'Vlf1'Tlf K.N'lf 1.'K1.h'S .N'.4lIlt',4l . Sodality 3. 4: Freshman Reception 4g Senior l'lay 4: xllssltill Club l. 2. 3. bl-3 Uperetta l. llue to her part in the Senior Play, Annette's keen sense of huiuor has been brought out in the open. YVETTE NADEAU. Freshman Reception -lg Uperetta lg illission Club l. 2. 3. sl: Basketball l. 2, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Yevetle is a girl Q with uuiuy interests. ller 1-ule smile. timid replies. and great teasing. will always be remembered. Iih'.'VOI7' HOUl1S NEl'lz'l,f'.l'. Speech Club 4, Football 1. 2. Ben's capability to address a group, and his 4-onstanl struggle to proxe his point, has won him much respect. l'RlSI.'lLLA V l'lflS .'Vlz'l'lfIf'.Y. lfreshman Hem-eption 4g Uperetta lg Mission Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Eagle Staff 33 Xearhook Staff 4g filuss Utliver l. 2. 3: Cheerleader l. 2, 3. 45 Clee Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Helping llaml Cuild 3. l'ris has the kind of personality that only a few people possess. As Co-captain ot' the vheerleaders she llzis shovsn terrific' svhool spirit. A N N l'l'l l'l:l N A IDEA l l I, a n . . l Mn' . .e , 'ffltxl Q vi if'f'f:iS:w- if ' - e, s ,V , i. PRISCILLA NEVEUX BENOIT NEVEUX YVETTE NADEAU 37 'lim ROGER PAINCHAUD .ki K J .IPL hrs CLAIRE l'El'lN fwv - K-'lsr 'har RICHARD PERREAULT Le phare Iumineux de notre foi dirige nos pas vers Ie bonheur. ROGER MRUGM PAINCHAUD. Class Oflicer 4: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Eagle Staff 2, 3. 43 Sports Reporter 1, 3, 43 Senior Play 4g Yearbook Staff 43 Dramatics 4. Roger was unanimously elected school president. He is best known for his work on the stage as an actor and orator. WILLIAM BILLY PALMER. Band 1. 2, 3g Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4g Science Club 4. Billy is noted for his niildness of manner, soft-spoken character. and complete devotedness to his studies. CLAIRE PEPIN. Freshman Reception 43 Bowling 1. 25 Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 45 Helping Hand Guild 3g Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4-g Operetta 1. Our Claire is a quiet. sincere girl. She is a gifted piano player and has line talent for drawing. . . - ei t V ffg 1. A ff - NVILLIAM PALMER NORMAN PERREAULT .YURJIANII HARRY I'I2'RREAl.fI,T. Baseball 3. 4. The owner of a rultured French. Norm has good speaking ability. His work on the baseball diamond is also noteworthy. RICHARD NRICHL' I'ERREAUL'I'. Clee Club 1. 2. 3. lg Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Club V1-g Football 1: Howling 1. 2. 3. 4. Richard has shown superb ability in all subjects. but matlis stand out as his strong point. IVALTRR RIfII'l l'IffIIIfR. Glee Club 1. 4: Baseball 1. 4: Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4: Draniativs 4. Red has a tremendous sense of hnnior. and also the knack of getting the right answer in all of his subjects. 38 are x 'Q-.,,-G' LORRA INE POULIN 0' W is k 'fa ea' ndf'f 5 'npr WALTER PICHER pls BERNADETTE POTVIN wil 2 gg- .FVX-, ti . . I. U. Cum? The work in the Hlfagleu room is never done. Claire Pepin is at the stencil machine, and William Palmer at the type. Editor Roger Painchaud gets help from Norman Perreault with the press. BERNADETTE 'KBERNIEH POTVIN. Freshman Reception 43 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Class Officer lg Uperetta 1. Sociability. and a mind of her own, are two of liernie's great assets. Her gaiety has helped make several rainy days considerably brighter. LURRAINE POU- LIN. Freshman Reception 44 Operetta 1: Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Senior Play 45 Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Lorraine has shown us her ability to find a ready answer to all problems. Her perseverance will lead her to success. The guy with the sparkle in his eyes is Walter Picher. His conversation with Ber- nadette Potvin and Richard Perreault, must be about cars. 39 X ll J X.. w -ff 4 . 5 'itil . i ,i I .-lk fflgevi' iv l'. i 1 f . - -'f r ' il 'few ve. 1 ' i f-- ,pw ,stir vff .r.ri.4.-,f' -- . -.a 3 , U r-4-irq, xl, ffm- . ' ..u.W l' - x l. ' ' 'fy-. C a ,ff-1----Q J W ' YN: M ,Ut MMJ E i f J V? fa 6 S' 3 v , -rl at , 1. ' V' l X J 5 EHS Roger l'ratt. Robert Quinn. Jeannine Rochefort. and Robert Rocray put the advantages of the library to full use Q.. A , . 35 yo 1' My fbi' K wztjf ROGER PRATT ROGER PETE PRATT. Basketball 1. 2: Sodality 23 Football 1. Pete belongs to the unruftled. slow-moving class. He always seems to have plenty of time on his hands. ROBERT BOB QUINN. Eagle Staff 4: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 43 Science Club 3. 4. Bob has stood out in his typing class. where he has shown great speed and accuracy. JEANNINE RUCHE- FORT. Freshman Reception 43 Operetta 13 Sodality 2, 3. 43 Mission Club 1. 2, 3. 4g Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4g Helping Hand Guild 33 Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Jeannine is the intellectual type and a very interesting conversationalist. Her love for study has made her an out- standing scholar. ROBERT BOB ROCRAY. Glee Club 13 Sodality 13 Art Club 43 Foot- ball 1. 2. Bob is shy. and very seldom heard. However in this case. actions speak louder than words. .VARY THERESA ROUNUS. Freshman Reception 43 Operetta 13 Sodality 2. 43 Mission Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Class Officer 13 Clee Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Helping Hand Guild 3. 'l'heresa's loyalty and deep sense of cooperation have made her a leading character in our successful Senior Year. Merrily chirps our Chickadee. Augie W-wa...-if JEANNINE ROCHEFORT ROBERT QUINN 40 'Ql- xx , we is NIAHX 'l'llEliliS-X ROI' Gaia: wr kr ?Ul' NIAHCEI. R U l 'ix 'P S I -gf.:-rf' 'Y - -air' 'nr X. t . .psy REX N.-XLIJ HUEI. l.0llliAlNl-I SAIROIVRIN l'l.4RffEI, F,47 ' RUY. filee lilulr l. 2.15.-lz Sollalily l. 2. 15. -l: Speevli lllulw l. 2. 3. 41 lfooilrall 1. Marcel possesses a sorialile personality and the aliilixy lo turn everything to joviality antl happiness. RICVVALII 'lS7'.4:'V Rlflil.. liaskellmull 1, 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1, 2. 3: liaselwall 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Clulm 41 Football 1. 2. 3. Al. Reynaltl's crowning glory llils voine in the lieltl ol sports. where he luis ext-elletl. Suvcess is assured In this popular young nian. LURR.41.'VI1' Tlf.4l5'!lCS SK!- HUURIN. Fresluuan Ret-epiion lx Uperelta lg Nlission Clulr l. 2. 3. 4: llaskellmall 3. 4: lllee Cluli 1. 2. 3. -1: Helping llansl- lluilml ll. llc-sitles lreing active in sports. Lorraine has always lreen eager In lm-urn. llvr pleasant tlispositinn nizule her ai friend ol one and all. Fear not the blasts that blow your way. ,pt M lm-W' ,V 'll 'iww n ' :!,it,,W,, ' rl H 31,754 . 'l'l1e next vlass will lie on lvaslxetlvallf' lleynaltl Ruel is the master. while his willing pupils are Nluri 'llllC'FCSil Rouumls. ll Xlarrel Roy. anll Lorraine Saliourin. ROISERT RUCRAN 41 be purely accidental. LEU CHlI ' ST. UURS, Science Club 4. 4'Chip is one of the smallest in the class. But his size does not hamper his readiness to help out when needed. RENE LUlCI'l ST. PIERRE. Clee Club 1. 3, 45 Cafeteria 4, Senior Play 43 Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4g Dramatics 4. This mild-mannered, witty young man. surprised us all with his acting talents in the Senior Play. HOWARD HOWlE SllfI'l'10.lVS. Eagle Staff 43 Science Club 4. Howard is quiet and well-mannered. On many occasions he has shown excellent artistic talents. DONALD 'KHUPPYH SIMONEAU. Clee Club 3, 4g Eagle Staff 4: Sodality l. 2. 3. 4, Science Club 3g Dramatics 4g Bowling 1. 2. Don has great assets of character which have often given him success by leaps and bounds. fissures' fwfmf -ses wx sf 2' D .f ,wt L, - .Q .vw -e if LEO ST. OURS RENE ST. PIERRE 42 WI stiff 14 -jg' 4' ' ff tif' Qi J J' 4 f M - EEQQ. f VX iv Vai. ! We are proud of our Stateg Any resemblance to a chemistry laboratory after Howard Simmons, Rene St. Pierre, Leo St. Ours, and Donald Simoneau are through, will 'I ft R K .A ws 5 . tt . 4 I , it 2 is A K- 'wks sf . -vim' 1 1.113 s Q. . DONALD SIMONEAU wi .ff . if ,ff HOWARD SIMMONS 6 -Q i Gy my ' I-v-4 - ' 1 .lliANNlNlQ 'l'HliliOUX DONALD 'l'llKUl'iUlY lfnllilll, 'I'0lVSS,XIlNl we are proud of our nation jlf,-lllilllz' 7'lllz'KUl il, lfresliiiiuii lirveptinii -lg Upf-iw-tlu l: Xlissiuii lfluli l. 2. 3. -1-Q Suilulily Jig lliisketluill 1.2. .L-1: llelpingg llziiiil lfuilil 3. lllee Chili l. 2. 3. -1. 'l'his Miss will gm mil ul her wav lu gin: suiiicmic ai helping haml, She is ai girl wlmm we all like tu lime aimiiiiil. l,l'l.'Ilz'N'.N'l', l.UI5 TlI0illl'SUN. l-'resluiiau Hecepliuii -lg Uperetlai lg Xlissioii llluli 7 - l. Z. 3. lg Ulm: Chili l. 2. 3, 'lg llluss Ulliver l. l,uu's lluppy-gn-liivlxy ...A Ll 'l IIENNE THU Nl PSON llomilil 'lhrgeuii seems almut ready to gixe up. Lis llurul Tamlissaiiit, Lucienne Tllmiip- nn, and Jeannine Theroux take mer a isuter 1'rmlf'i'. t'l1aru1'ler has ulieeretl many u tluwnlieurlt-tl lricml. Altlmiigli ii little iluirlt- tenipcrcil ut limes. she iiewr vu Flfblllllilll Kei-eptiiiii sl: UpCI'ClI2i 1. 2. Ji,,1. lfarul may lic lrugile lil fries ai g1I'lltlQlt'. lhfllilil, T01-'SS,'ll.N'T. 13 Nlissinii llluli l. 2. 3. lg tilt-c tiliili it lllul ilues nut llllltlQ'I' her lrniii ggclling into the swing uf things. lIUY,4l,I1 HUT 7'I'Rllla'U.Y. lluiitl 2. 3. -13 Ulee lllulv 1. lion has u smile lm' cu-rwiw. Ile i-an lic Iwlpful islicn neemlerl. unil is quite tlepemliilvle. K? 4-3 PRISCILLA PRIS,' VERRIER. Freshman Reception 4, Mission Club 1,,2, 3, 43 Operetta lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. This Miss is often called shorty.,' Her friendliness has given her a head start toward success. NOELLA NEL,' VICER. Freshman Reception 4-g Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Cheerleader 3, 4, Operetta lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g Helping Hand Guild 33 Bowling lg Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Nel is our own personal mischief. However, she is gifted with such a personality that you can't hold a thing against her. K The crisp morning air finds Noella Viger and V Priscilla Verrier happy to enter the warm con- ' fines of St. Joseph High. May State and Nation be proud of us. K 'yu gn.. C y 4:51119 PRISCILLA vERRu:R NOELLA VIGER 4-4 1-5 U 5 xrf, , Q4-.,. i 1-2' C of Y ,i 11-lu ,R Q V If i k.'i :jing 5 nv M:f'7'v AND THOUGH WE SEEK FAR RAND WIDE. Q . I THE LINDERCLASSMEN DIRECT THEIR EFFORTS TO GREATER ACHIEVEMENTS 'V is-nu :G 'X -of gi -1 FRUYT Klllf: l.. In R. lxiillllllli l3ul1l111', Yinlel litblillll' l.lllll1lQ'llC IM11111. Ilmin Lung. Priwille l'1I'l'lCLlll. lla1'lmar41 ll1'1-11-NPL111. l1l11111l1'Ilv 111111-. Sl'I1.U,YIl ROW: l'aI1'i1'i11 llu11111lN. liliillllQ'lll lllaib. liZ1l'llLll'1l l,21lllIlC. l3eaI1'i1'e l'al LlIl1'. l'1'1N1'1lI1- ll11111111. U1 111.111, THIRD RUUU: ,Ioan l.LlllZlf'l'. Xlilflllil lmllfiilllfilll. Wlllllf llllliflfl. Nlary .-X1111 llarrl 1 '. a11li11e llu111'1111c.,leannilxe sv XF' rf an -35 'W i . as af.. ' X' M , on Gil' K Uv , ns. S ilagnc. Rita l,i1I'4DllI'llE. l Ulf'R'1'H RUW: Madeleine Lab- lmcf. Claire lit'21ll1llIll1. lie-rrairie Nafleau. Havliel Ro1'l1ef1u1'I. lilaire Vuirier. llmutlly llcwruchers. ,Ieanive Cuts. FIFTH ROW: lluria Cagmvri. liexerly Valliere, Patricia Petrin. liLlI'lTilI'il Wm-1IQ. llavllf-l Lajmniiessc-. Ril1'll8l l.el'ag:e. Etlllil l'1'at1. ,loan l,11111l1'5. l.lilll't' l,elml1111 l' THE JUNIORS PREP RED BUSINESS CAREER l.vz11li11g1 the Allllll4!l' lllaw lu l'11l111'e 111'1'1w111pli-l1111c11l-. we li111l Nlarllia lluranceau. I TI't'!INlH'f'fj lilllllllvllf' lilai-1 I lift'-l,l'l'Yl-llfflfj Nam-liel lln1'l1ef1v1't. Librariang Claire litillltllilll. S1-1'r1'I11r'1. l11 the -111-111111 ww: llita l.a1'1v111-lie. Librariang Prisville ll111111e'. l'r1-.v'rlf'11r. 'M their mimls sail un Iliff was ul LllIllllll1Ill. may they land 4111 llie fliuws ul Nll1'l'C' 'fr fi KA: M 1 '17 , 5 Hrulhvr lflrlm-nl tHl'4'l'lN1l Kc-ligiun vluw in 1 wry quivi all11mpllr'1'c'. JUNIOR A CHOSE THE STANDARD CLASS RING. THIRD ROW: Rugvr Fl1'lll'1'lll. The-mlurv U1-Schull:ln-uull, Rene Morin, Rivharcl Wagnvr, Roland I4,Hl'llI'4'llX, Han- mond Dubois, Rdy'IIl1bIl1i B1-aufluin. FOURTH RUHV: Raoul Boisvfrrt, Richard Cola-llc-, Conrad Billf'1lll, Hrxzm lfulv, Arthur Guerin. Ruger Lambert, Roger Furtivr, acl NIV f ll x 1 abs- N N X.. 3 .-1 Nliitli lxlll ailiiuyx p--puliir. bixl Iliwllii-i' Mens Niiyf il Q iiwz- iii. ,liiuiflr II IIUIIIIIHIIUII IIis'I1zii'1I I.aiiiiIwrI, S4'If'1'flll'II I'ziiiI I.llgLLll'lItf. III'K'SIlIt'lII1 IiivIiaii'1I IIVUIIIII. Il1f'l'I'l'.NllIt'!IIf ami RuIwrt Iiairlicr. I'rw11s11rf'1'. au ih Ie-ziilvr-, THE JUNIOR B WAS PROUD CF THEIR VARIED INTERESTS l lCUY7' RUIE: I,. ln II. I'uuI I.aig1ur1I1-. William Aiuiie. TIIIRII RUIT: filidrii Ci1ay.AIberl Cabana. Blaine TUITI- I.I-11 Yauiiiuis. Norimiiiil lli'6g4iii'0. HNIN-rt NIiIIiIcPn. Ilun- er. Robert La1IcIerI1usIi. 116143111 YerviIIe. Richard Uesnoy- uIiI Im-m-lie. Iiiviiairil Ilruiiiii. Sl'flfUNlI RUW: Ruger crm C6rar1I Sylvestre. FOURTH RUW: L60 I,arm'Iie. I'aiqi1eItv. Ruger I I't11'I1t'IIE. Iiirliiirml I,aIu1iiti3. Rivharil Uavirl Iiiirlev. Rivhard C016 Maurive Boilziril. U15-rarei Iiiiir-Ile. I'uiiI Nliirtin. :Xriiiaiid lloiilel. Robert Cartier. ciilg.LllUll.RIl'Ili1!'lI Lambert. Normaml Canlara. Q9- A15 at xx, - ,-,s,...4, Q.I5:ii1km .,C- 4 J '-,Ji ,QR E f - 'fxgggg A5-- 1 1 I 'N-Q.. I 1 lyk, ,f 'L 9 ' K M vw 1 In +5 ,giiiilllli i- I 'I gg, X A-:Q 'MHIWIIHH 111' .rv A , ,,:., . 3 M, 1 1 fig 1 -sig I My I- ri fix: 1 1, , I ,nl I H it 1 D 1, . ,, IT? , 'ff Q A 3 Z 1 :I UI U I I-S 'A-. .ws I , i 3 'f fi 'N 4 if-. .T x 13 3 1 ., tip' RU I' R1 3 - 1 i' I 25 Mig ' 2 It I orb FRONT ROW: I.. In R. Dorothy BPFHPFIIII. CIai1rIe-ttv I'Imi4'Iiar1I, liarnivii Cutv, Juan Blais, IIItlll1Il'II1' Iiilglltlll, Aunvtlc- liutv, Danna Roy. Joanm- Harm-I. SECOND ROW: Imrrziiiia- Slvxviis. CIul1aI4-tw Da-srnsie-i's, Shir-lm-y IIul1lIioI. Annvlle- I,uImiitf', I'utri1'ia Arnislrong, Yxvllt'IIIUllIII'I'.CIOrii1 II4'1uisoI1'iI. Pz1lri1'iaI.aI1In-. THIRD ROIV: IVlilI4gilI'l'I I.iill'Ulll4Sl'. Paula In-ssurd, Ilianv B1-lair, Prisrillv Croiiivr. tIILI.llIIl'IIt' IIIlIllII4'l'. DnrutIly IAlIgII1lll. AiiiwttvDc'sm'I1z1ii1IJ1'ul1II, Pris1'iII1' I,avaIlf-v, Maclvlvim- llmistanl. FOURTH ROW: Rim IIuufIz1r1I, Anita LuIvr1'4'qlir-, I,u1'iIIe- Ile-s1'IizilnIu'zulIl,lIIziucI1-llz' l.m-Imm-I-, Bl'I'llLl1IIIll' IIIIIIIUIII. Rita IIuuI1'. IIIziirv Ml'Iilf'1'l'. I,u1'IIIe- IIuucIe-llc-, Ijl'1'4'IIII' SIIIILIHI. FIFTH ROIV: ,Iu1IilIi Ilillvllv, Jvanniiiv Iivlaiige-r, IIIumIvtl4' Imssaril, IVIzuIa-Iziim- Sl. Ours, Rita IVIur1'I, I'ris1'iIIe' RuIwrgr'. I1urnIIly I.e'ssur1I, I'IIuim' IVI:'lIlul. IIIIIII1' ,lilIll'IIQ' IJIIIIIIIIIII' !g1'IIlIIgI'I', 'IIIH'I't'Sl' Brum'II4', Doris II4'rIwrl. Iizirul Nr'al11Il. IIi'is4'iIIm' Sl,IIllg1'. SQPHQMORES ORGANIZE NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES A IDHIJIISIIILII vs-rs iimnw is lI1'I'I.Ul'IllI'lI In an group UI' SopIioniurf's during IIN' Iivligimi vlass. WIIUII it I 38 4'on10sIuhall1IIilig monvy Pris- 4'iII1' SI. Ungv, 511-11-Iaryg CIau4I1-llv Les- ivi i N' Q... . f A ' 1 f ' , ., I . I , - 5 1 lf! -, I I - I .. . X' ww- I I 4 ,If Q i . . M i N If , -...M I . iw PF , .. W .I vi- i IL sur1I.Iihrurian:Yu-iteCloutivr.Iibrariang AIIIIVIII' 41011-, pre-si1If'nI1 Paula Ii:-ssurd, xivr--pi'vsi4If-1111and Pulrivia AFIIISIFUIIQ, 40 lr:-zisurvr, Iumw their SIUII. ' 'vu tml is I, 1 E Q 'aw 6' gt .- 3 r . S Normand Sevigny, Donald Bardsley, Alfred Hubert. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Cruteau, Mark Iiinette. Paul De- Iorge, Robert Betlard, lN0l'l11blI'ILI Fortier. Norlnand Petrin. Paul Boissonneault, Norlnand Lee. FIFTH ROW: Norlnand Baker, Donald Saucier, Raymond Goulet. Angelo Chaloult. Normand Calnire. SOPHOMORE A TURNS IN BEST RESULTS FOR ALUMNI DRIVE Brother John wants only clean cupies in his IRCIIPIUII class. 50 Qi ,Mf- Nm., lieynulcl llflltlllll ll'4'lI.Yllfl'f, and Wilfrvll llinellv. farm'- Nnw that reports are distributed, the Religiun vluss ,',l,.,,,, O llcynulnl liulflllv. Kuyllwnml lluullreuu, Rl1'll21!'ll lleuusoleil. Q When il vmnef In juking nu one van Incul Paul lllllCllt'. :nr mmf: 111 1.1! ll ht! N k linger llunl, .Vf'1'H'fllfl. MANY STUDENTS OF SOPHOMORE B JOIN THE SCIENCE CLUB. l'kUN1' ROW: L. to ll. Ruger lloululnlne, jusepll Currier. Ronald l.LllTl7l'llt7llC. llilyllllillll liuuflrcuu. Ilonuld Vcrrim-I llulmrl liullm-ge. Ruger Cmxlleville, Rl4'll2ll'll lAPIlSCl21lf?. Hulbert I UUR7'll RUW: llenulrl ll0lShUllIlt?illlll. Marvel Gagnon. llxfmn. llll'lli1l'll llullln. Ruger Sivurml. SliI,'UNIl RUW: Dun- llCI'Hlll'1l lltflllllllblll. ll0l'z1l'4l l,zlvoi:'. liolzuul Viggur. Wilfrid ulal llrnleuu. .xflllilllll 'l'llCl'I'lCIl. Kl1'llLlI'll Verrier. Hulbert llinelle, llbrulxl St, Ours. llulu-rl llmuuloin. FIIVTII ROW: l,.1l1ln3. llcurgle llLllIIlt'l'. lill'llllI'll lfurrell. llivllanl llulmergc. llcnulnl Xlzulum. llnnrurl lll2lillIQQ'l'. llulwrl l'ur5. Nmnluml llcnuld lion. TIIIHII RUW: linger llunl. lluynmml St. Ours. Tuillun. ,lfillll lluguwlx. l'uul liim-llc: uf llivlxzml llumuf. i ..r l 'f iw, J ,fu . '- T ' K 1 C -95 4 It if , if 54... FRESHMAN A BECOMES MORE AND MORE ACQUAINTED WITH SAINT LOUIS HIGH. , Q. 2 ,E ml 5 in Ji Q Ilrother Edward makes his lesson on grace clear to the Freshnian A Religion Class. Smiles of contentment illumine the faces of Raymond Boucher, president, Armand Arel, vice-presi11'cnt, and Douglas Walls, svrremry. FRONT ROW: L. to R. Richard Trottier, Richard Fecteau, Robert Gagmi. Leo-Paul Pinard. l'aul Cabana, Milford Dube, Francis Nadeau. Douglas Walls, Henri Vaillancourt. SEC- OND ROW: Andre Desmarais. Richard CHIYIINE, Raymond lloucher, Richard Iloisvert. Gerard Rocray, ,lean-Paul Laver- ricre. Fernand Lavigne, Donald Martin. THIRD ROW: Roger Morin, Normand liouthilletle. Raoul Petit. Richard Sevigny. Rene Letourneau, Paul Beaudoin, Robert Ruel. Maurice Laflamme. Raymond Tardif. FOURTH ROW: Ar- mand Arel, Maurice Dubois, Normand Lauzon, Donald Paquette. Ronald Collin, Raymond Audet, Daniel Perreault. Rock Belanger. FIFTH ROW: Roland Labonte. Raymond Daigle. Jacques Boucher. Albert Daigle, Roland Wagner. Richard lluay. Normand Couture. Normand Roy. 6 L.'i?iA .. . , E,,.,!,,..,, -i N .31 Q ..W' .Rm W Ht - E383 g.- N4 -.. t T i 1,:..,..4' -- 1 S QI as '30 X a' , an -Q ' xg - - .. . -, 1 '- ug in r as .A aa. 'fb 1 2 A ' - at ': .. it Q 3 l XF fl W 5 F -. Q 0 M 5 'M-Lu , N., -f ..,. Q .:g.1-- A F rn ,Q N so N v. 'l a-5 'ta vo-vii FRUNT RUW: l.. In ll. Suzanne liailnretle. lluris limirqiie. liliunne llnlmis. Tllllfll NNW: ,laivqlicliim Vcrvillv. llnrin l'unlinm- ,lnn l 1nn'nier. ,luunne CGM. Kathleen Cyr. llluniqnci llilllllllhl. .Iuuiinu Nzulean. Claire' llinnuis, llnrnlim- ,lan-qui:-N. SI-xigliy. Priwillv Lainglvvin. l.nm'ienne llmllmnt. Slil.'U,'YIl Denise Ilziiglez ,lmniiw llnraint. lililllllfllt' l,0l4illlQ1K'l'. lrf-m- lx'UIl : ll:-urge-tie l.ill'lVl4i'l'C. Sylvia Roy, Claire Prmust. Car- l,l'HlllX. ina-n l,nrm'l1ellc. Nlartliu lnkle, .loanne Huy, Chile Poirier. GIRLS TO DEVOTEDNESS. xl1'IlIllt'l'NUli lllvlimvpelulioli lflnll gzillier nrunnnl their vlnirl In vxzunirn- Iliff nc-xsly ifziruline ,lm-qiwf. Ixlannlingl jlIl'.Yl'llf'Ill, willy lln' alnlilwl pllnlus. :meeting In owl:-1' wllilft lxlillllllllf' Siixigliy. ll-lll'lII'liIlIl. Kinlilf-en 115 r. .YI'!'f1'lllfVl. Doris ll0llI'4lll1'. l'1'1'f'-pr'4'si1lf'riI. r nnil ,Iminnv 11611-. ll't'lISlIH'f. zlwuil lll4'll' lnrn In lullx. lllll 7 if A Q - A M L Q ,A 1 .t I ,,,J 'X' . , L f il - , ll,-iv V ' ti 'EMU Qui' -1 I1 Cup k .. M MP fa-fm ' ' use 'if' T , df l vu if r on ' :sve- ' . .9-A Q4 an ..., I T Dv FRU YT RUN J l,. tu R, lim-is Ile SilXi1.ll0I'i5liil'Lll'1i. llurulliy lveault. Marguerite l.elnel. THIRD ROW: 1164-ile lirunelle. Rllliilllllld. llanlillc- l,en'Iuir. Denise .Mlilurimn Cerulmline Hour- Pauline Taylor. Nluriel llugme. Vivian Hoy. Cecile liinelte. que. Lurrzline llmiliirle. Noellu Huy. Sl2YfU.'VlI ROW: Heli-ne Pauline fiufteuu. Elaine iiI'lilI!4SCZ1ll. Luuise Cauuelle. Alpliu Nucleuu. Nluriel Pepin. Rim lluilmetle. Pauline Fournier. lluilnlelle. liilu Sexiggny. Claire Pnissunl. Claire Laurie. Claire Thi- FRESHMAN B APPRECIATES FATHER FRANCK'S TUESDAY TALKS Can ne take your name? asks Lnuife f,i2:lUllCllt'. prwsirlwit, while Camille Levlair. 1'ir'r'-prf'sir1f'n1. Cevile lirunelle. Sf'f'ff'fl1fj. Czivile Binelte. librarian. aucl liilu Sfwiggiiy. lf!'llSNff'I', smile in approval. V WIN? 'TEH iiifliildi I lIleanlines5 i- next In gmililiessug so lNlilClll0ll1Ylliilliflli liy lliese 1' resli men li ftuilenlf. S?lAwsm.id5iE3!HHi55iii33 'l? H KI ,' ' is ot ILI llillxert qucwtions stunned Rene Iloilurd vons'ei'r1ii1g the sacra- nn nl in the I rc:slnnen li Religion class. Richard Hooray, 1'if'e-prvsidelzt, Nor- inand Perreault, presirlrnt, and Guy J llaron, trvaxizrvr, chat about report cards, of rourse. W 6 , ,, , ,..E' in lib FRESHMAN B PUTS ON IMPRESSIVE SHOWING IN SPORTS I lx'U.'I'T RUW: I.. to R. Ruynaltl Martin. Janne, Iles:-o, Nlaurive Iiifson. I'auI Luvourse. Gilman Morin, Roger Ibm-Iiesire, Iiaoul Trcmpe. Leo Lulmrecque. SECOND RUW: liIiurIes Nlurtel. Roland Gagnon, Robert Moreau, Eugkne I,elmeI, John Smith. Riclraril Bouvher, Rit'I1arrI Poisson. Hoborl Lum'Iium'c, Roger Nlorrissette. THIRD RUW: Robert IIuIIy. Iiernarml I'inette. Walter Zook, Guy Caron, Jean-Paul Iiouvher. Norlnund I'erreuuIl. Iiivllaril Korruy, lfluudc Natl- eau. ArrnuniI Gagnon. FUURTII ROW: Reno IIoiIur4I. Ilon- ald Iiernier. Roger Uolmeil, ,Iillftlllffh llllarlulld. lleorgc Petit. Arthur Hooray, Clifton Curtis, Konaid Agreste. FIFTH HOW: Roger Lalmini, Maurice Bergeron. Norinund Larose. Donald Lillliizlglllf, AFIIIUI' Nzuloau. I'auI Suurier, IIi1'I1urtI Natleau. ,lavqiies Catlorf-tie. 'fraud f' y TO ,K ,Q 3 -1 .4 3 I Y Heli . 1 . ,lu i figiiigi ii H ... Mm E 1 'N' R,,,.N . , V . E 5 ' ,, WF 'KW ily. Tl IC Senior girlw are pruuql of the etltivatioii they haue reveiwed front the Sisters uf the Good Shepherm SENIORS GROUP THEMSELVES FOR A MOMENTS TO REMEMBER PICTURE. The Seninr :X boys prime the trainin received front the liruthers of Christian lnstrut-tion and their lay teavhers. Q Q5 sl-Cl ,-.. 'CN . S' f- , ..w Q9'-WEEE. 'REQ' .ann .. 4. , mme- HZ: F:-1 A 1. M f X' J -sg, ., , :A-' - ,-N v- ' A ,Aza- fU , A 1 . Q. X 15, .- X c Y Q With constant repetition of drills in the 20th Century Type Course these girls become proficient through the natural speed touch method. Howard Simmons. a Senior and member of the National Honor Society, delights in Mechanical Drawing where he usually reaps A's. 58 SAINT LOUIS HIGH Saint Louis High School is the only Catho- lic High School for boys in the Biddeford-Saco area of Maine. It has an enrollment of 280 stu- dentsg as such, it is readying 280 future citizens and especially Catholics for an exemplary life. lts faculty is headed by Reverend Brother Con- rad who is constantly attempting to provide the best in education to the greatest number of students. To this effect, Reverend llrother Con- rad has given several batteries of tests in order to measure the native abilities of our students. In the Freshman groups he administered the Numerical Ability Test and the Language Usage Test of the Differential Aptitude Bat- tery. The Sophomores took the Verbal Reason- ing and Abstract Reasoning Tests in the same battery. The Freshmen and ,luniors were given the Psychological Examination of the American Council on Education and the Cooperative Eng- lish Test. The Sophomores who so desired took the Kuder Preference Record in order to guide them in their selection of courses for their final years at school. The purpose of this testing pro- gram is to guide the Principal and the student into a wise and prudent decision pertinent to a course of studies preparatory to his career in life. Z ,...-M fi .4 lixaunx u-:rally 1-all ful' devp r'um'el1ll'utioll unnl :ln Ht'4'iiNi4Pll2ll lritingl of lip-. UNDERGOES THCROLIGH TESTING PROGRAM. SE Fi? 4. Swami' -4-if 4 .. W ..., . -Lv Einar! .f , ! 6 A J V su Chart work llldkt?!4 Amerivun lureftillg tTXIWl'it?Il4't' for this vnnnp ol Ne-11 imw. lx this :-tudeul heinf' punished nr Q ,H I s' mly lil'edAf -15, 'fs-ily ' 'Z tl 2'-1 .ng P l Q-is-sq Q Sister St. Claire of Jesus explains the respiratory system of a frog to a group of her Biology students. ,A ,.,n.,,.3nw-W-W K Roger lieauvhesne. john Donahue and Donald Verrier wrestle with a few algeliraiv equations while Brother llillmert points out the errors. The ,luniors work on a projevt in American Literature. llupli- rators are iital to school work. ln the vourse of the srholastic year 1955-56. the curriuulum has undergone a revision. The Language Department has added a course in Business English in order to train students in business correspon- denve. to improxe their speevh habits and develop the latent ora- toriral aliilities of Seniors and Juniors. Brother Conrad. who has taken this task at heart. demonstrated by an oratorival vontest at fihrislmastime that Saint Louis 4-an also produce speakers of almili- ty. After mature deliberation the Principal. with the approval of the Favlllty. devided to offer Latin l to the Sophoniores. ln the past some lfreshmen. t'llklItI'lClCll into Latin. failed because of insufha rient preparation in the fundamentals of sentence structure. Latin was not vompletely dropped out of the curriculum, however. as the Latin ll students pursued the course they had undertaken the prexious year. SAINT LOLII HIGH IMPROVES Under the vigilant eye of Mr. Regina Reynald R111 -. 1 ew lll lllc Slll'lLll Sviellve llCpi1l'lIIlClll a l'lllIl'h0 ill AlllCI'll'2ill l,l'1IlllCll1s was lIllI'Ulll1l'- ml tllis yezlrg it uillls ut llewelllpillgl Ll Illtll'C ilL'lllC suriul respullsillilily. Mr. HCQllIlli.S exs IlCl'lCTll1't? ill Sllriul SI'lCll4'Ch lllalle llilll aptly fluulilic-ll lo lPi1l'll tllis NlllljC4'l. lllcler the Villlillllll f1llltlLllll'C ul lll'1llllCl' Alexis. lllkf NlillllCllli1lll'N llCjl2ll'lIIlClll reulizell that some ul our sellillrs llirel'lillg,1 tlleir steps tllwarll 4-ullelge llCCllCIl lllnre intensive prepurzitiull ill llli1lllt?lllLlll4'S. To lllis elfevl. llrotllel' Alexis l'eol'g1ullim:ll 'l'l'iggullllllletl'y allll Sulill llcnllletry into ull illtegrutell vuurse ill Sell- ltllt Nli1lllClIliill1'4. 'l'lle lgllSlllCNS llepurtlllent lllls lfIlTll'llCtl itself lllzlterially. two lluures, l'f'lll lllllllh now lll'lgLlllPll tlie Type FUUIII Llllll il lllilllly lilillg rzlllillet keeps tlle wurk uf llle stullellls ill order. ln tlle Scienve De- pllrllllellt. llllelllistry is llnw a ,Iuniur Sllll' jew! Llllll l'llysil's ll Senior elevtile. ITS CURRICULUM X Q! lll'0lll8I' gllexis lI'llllNIiHI4lN llis slll1lQ'llls In lllt' t'llilllf5Il,2lllg1 xmrlll ul' lllt' sim- Llllll l'USlllt' lil lllN1'lilNN ul 5l'Ill1ll' Xlzlllls, lil OUR SODALITY BRINGS PR YERS AND FOOD TO THE EEDY. ' ':t rf' 'X 'R - I B R . X . ' ,Kurs-,xx x 1 K V 35 A . . , 7 . Q 'i ' R ' - - X ji' 'J Q , - - V ' - .-:Qi . V - s A f ff H :,, r , ' In ist .. l - '35 - ' ., 'l'he l'refea't of the Sodality. Jeannine Roohefort. places a crown on our Blessed Mother in an impressive veremony in the month of Mary. 62 :Q Under the protection of their Heavenly Mother. the Sodalists strive to build their spiritual life. In their weekly meetings, the members are encouraged to more frequent communion, trained for various types of prayer, and given the means to develop their own personal virtues. No Sodality is a success unless it be engaged in the lay apostolate -it is therefore a duty of each mem- ber to participate in charitable and apostolic work within their milieu. To carry out such a program the Sodalists taught catechism to pre-school children. dis- tributed food baskets to needy families of the parish. organized the Coronation of their Heavenly Queen for the entire student body, and engaged themselves in promoting better attitudes towards marriage and fam- ily life. BACK RUW: L. to R. Joanne Hamel. Claudette Cote. Monique Sevigny. Dorothy Rheaume, ,loan Blais, Helene Nadeau. Camille Leclerc, Joanne Cote, Irene Proulx. Pauline Bolduv. MIDDLE ROW: Alpha Guil- mette, ,loanne Roy, Rachel Roehefort, Priseille Cren- ier. Caroline Jacques, Claire Morel, Frangoise Lam- bert. Doris Hebert, Claire Dumais. Muriel Cagne. U 0 T wif, ldlll, l'1'cfevt Jeannine llewllcfml triglllb vnu- Hlqmdg Day ,HQ ,. ll Ales ,Iuun mai- llc-fll on hm' els-vliun lo the' H 4,4 lu jfdnmm- Rmhg 4 rl Nldu lheft-,,d Pmlrnlmn Suzlulily while other fmlulily mills-mx lnuk H, H hm on nppmvnnglly. UNI was 1 fl' r ,F Fx F- A R ,: ,, XT-il X4 Q' N lil QP -H ' 1' -Xxx, , , xX f--.- llllllllgll the g6Il0I'HKlN gnils ui lllc 1-115 IllllI'lxl'fY und the Nlll4IQ'!ll llmly. tln--1' Iruskvls nvre- prcpulwl for ilu nu-dx all t.llI'lNlIIlllNlIlllQ' In the- lim N FHIILIIIIX. Y? N51 'N' N WLY ORGANIZED CLUBS lluritig an oratnrival vmilest. Ruger Pain- vhuliml. u member of the speerli 1-luli. elis- t'llr4l'Q the first anientitnent to the vonslitu- tiun. ,buf K K W 5 3: Q. WJ l inlet' the tireless gLlliti2IIll'C uf Xlr. and Hrs. NIIIJCLIII-i,Lilll tiI'4llEk1ll.2l nietnlreroflhe Nziliunal ilmwr Soviely. Pttiliuliaitttl. the tirzuiiztlirs 1-luln pn-gullies a initiates new members ut ati impressixe rviwimiiy. unc uct play. 64 ff as x E 'S E Q 33 N 3 i W if Eyes fuvtis in interest as the Sm-ietwe lllulu tluriiig a rl trip to the Saco-Lowell plan! watch Mr. Cendro The School now ollers ai lnroad and varied program of extracurricular at-tixitics which have lxeen organized to meet student interests and nceds. These cluhs were introduced over the past year and included: 'l'he Speech and llehate Cluh. the llranlatics Cluh, the Science Club, the Arts Cluh and the Junior Science Club, The faculty recognized the great need for these activities. and 1955-56 was the in- troductory year. Field trips were carried out hy the scientific groups. Debate contests were attended hy the ahle speakers, one-act plays were the end result of our new thcspians. and Art students looked at nature in a new light. FOSTER INTELLECTUAL ACTIVITY AT SCHOOL AND AT HOME e , .,,t , in t ri. . :Q t ,X 1 U 5' i. f i 'T rv ' T ,J 'J,,gf, Z'g'9 l r . 31. The sophomore drarnatics vlnh stages a delightful one-act pluy ut SI. ,loseplfs school hall. Lac' ...J Q. 1-3 Qi 5 , Mm.. . v N 5. 5 S' ' ffgsffititf 4 1 212,-K:Ef!m ,'?f, ii, 1 :F si-5.2 . -' f .w-: - 6r.::.z5:,.i--,iii-sf - .t :,,, Wi. .. 1 i 'R at S f y , i of-'Lic , A serious David Donovan and a less serious Yola Danis type the Senior section of the yearbook. Our monthly school paper, the Eagle. has just completed its seventh year of publication. The united efforts of the largest staff ever helped it to attain its high school journalistic heights. However it is a nucleus of tireless volunteers under the guiding hand of Rev. Brother Gilbert that made this publication such a success. Roger Painchaud. editor. in his column When and Why gave us month after month an over all view of the activities at Saint Louis. Robert Cartier, assistant editor and ardent work- er. devoted hours either writing articles or enlivening the pages with an emblasoned heading or humorous cartoon. Two other budding artists. Howard Simmons and Amos Merrow. lend a helping hand after our expert artist. Albert Bellerose. trans- E g. . 1 The Yearbook Staff including tL. to RJ Jean Millette, Co-Business Manager, Yola Danis.LLo- Business Manager, Rachel Morel, Co-Editor, Roger Painchaud, Editor-in-chief, Priscille WE STRI E FOR BIGGER A D ferred to San Diego, California High School. Finally the united efforts of all the reporters contributed to' create in print the spirit of Saint Louis. The stall of the Eagle 1956 consists of seven members tpictured abovel along with the advisory committee of Sister Ste. Claire, Sister Mary Loyola. Brother Conrad, Brother Robert and Brother Roger. The theme of the yearbook as you have noticed. is Maine. What has Maine to offer to so many tourists? Well, just look at the division pages of this book which capture some of Maine's beauty. The pictorial coverage of this beautiful book is due to our capable and devoted photographer. Mr. George Anastasotf. Hope you like it! 2 1 K rf 'K . '-if at c fi Our harassed editor-in-chief of the yearbook writes out captions for the photos. Ardent workers of the girls' Eagle staff stop to look at you. ,vi :gp tl 6 rx, , If , - sr I in w 1 Q-v fl. .4 fr' ,ww-0 A Q., 552 'v ' , I rc ' ' 4 s Q, '- Wcveux. 1:0-lziflfllllllillll Manager, and Raoul ugguwlc, ffm-lftlilur. sil for u furmul puse. Rene Dulmis. fill-t:TI'I'lIlllTTHIl Nlanuger. was absent ul' Ihls phulu. BETTER PUBLICATIONS Q-wg, nun- ,VU v . ,n . 7' ll YilkQ'HIliffl'UIPllCl'Z1fillIl1lfilIOIUT mem tu maker the lfuvle xnumhly pmsi the itur uf the liugle- Nluif. ling:-r P2lTlIl'llE1llIl vlusely M-rulini typing uf lllc alssixlulll-1-wlitur. Rolrerl Currier. fy l'lmm! mul lun gmnlf' 51154 Iirnlhvr ililln-rl. 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Semper 1 i11e1is. 17esli1111- li11n 11ixe1u1111 111111 11111' 1a11'ie11 se1e1'ti1111 111 111111u111r 11111si1' 111111115 11111' 1 11111111111 1'1I111'l'l'1S 111111 1-1111111etili1111 111 the 1N111s'i1- 1 esti1'111s 11,116 year 1956 will see six se11i11r 11111111 111e11111ers g1ra111111Ii1111. 11111 wi111 11111' yl11lI1f,l 1il1El11 11exe11111i11g1. l11is 111usi1-111 111111111 is sliaping 111185 111112 111. 1116 11est 111311 s1'1111111 112111115 111 the stutv. OUR BAND SPORTS NEW LINIFORMS AND DISPLAYS A 111-f 115111111 ,w '1n:..'r 1' ' Q. 061559 A 5' i'7L'!5 ...., 'liL'1 'M Q 7 ik . . .A '5 ' ' -ff ' 1. 5 1 I K 1 Sa .4 Wm nsl time at ie 1 inertia g.atne Ihe Boys glee llub and the band present a joint vonitert at Cbristinastiinc. In late October, the band paid a musical tribute to Albert llellerose, one of the best musicians the St. Louis band has had. Happy to have been members of the band for four years and more are Conrad Levlair, ,lean Millette, Philip Bout-her, Normand La- liberte, Raymond Du- bois, and Donald Tur- geon. Clee 1-lull oflivers Normand Chretien, secretary, Nlarvel Hoy, vit-e-president. and Roger Pain- vhaud. president. look over the score of Six teen Tons. Q- fi , . te 3: ' - H F1319 'iibitiss-ss - t . , 5 .- i . ft Q , 4 I ,. ' - ' :fi is ft' f 5 y f' . 3 Ft N fx Under the able direction of Sister St. Cecile, the S.,I.H. Clee Club has had an interesting and suc- cessful year. The Clee Club consists of one hundred sixty-five members who meet every day for fifteen minutes. Our year started out with our participation in the annual Diocesan Institute for Teachers held in Port- land on October 14. We sang AVE MARIA by Schubert and the SYN- COPA TED CLOCK by Lerov Ander- son. On February 2. the Centenary celebration of the first religious pro- fession of the Cood Shepherd Sisters, we were honored to sing the Solemn High Mass of Thanksgiving celebrat- ed by our Beloved Pastor. To add a pleasant note to the feast of our devoted Pastor in the month of March we rendered LA CHARITE by Rossini. GLEE CLUB The Boys' glee club sing Moments to Remember. Sister St. Cecile prepa 70 N. -X nh . 1521 x . ,, 0 . SQ 5x .,, -n 9 n Qu.. w- 11 M,-mf.-.'f,.f1Qf . L.: A-L,bfszi- - in l 1 1 - 'fL.,' 5 5 X f - W J , 4 -f-fjhfey fzsfylqq A lv 1 fir 'ik , , :Eg 4 p F 3 , Arif fs ' We if me ws gin 4 in Q74 35. ix.: i g a. gui Y f W ! ,....,,,::-. sign.: 5-IIZIIII' IL 232' . -....... N f-...:::g- ...-.. 'U , I. I if , mg lex 'Vhss I ainehaud powders Claire Morel while Mr. Painchaud puts make-up on Doris Conneville. SENICR PLAY REST ASSLIRED IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS On Sunday. December 18. 1955. a picked group of Seniors presented the annual Senior Play. This year's performance is regarded as the best yet. After being heartily congratulated the host appeared upon request in Sanford for the benefit of St. Ignatius High Srhool. and again they 'hwowedu the audience. Mr. Philip U. Morlock: Prosperous business man and middle- aged father---Roger Painvhaufl Mrs. Hazel Morlock: His Wife- -Paulette Lessard Mary: Their oldest daughter-Frances Lambert Jessica: The thirteen year old daughter'-Yola Danis Mildred: The maid Annette Nadeau ,Ioe Lanconi: Mary's Fiance- Robert Brochu Luigi Lanconi: His Father-f-Rene St. Pierre Martha: Luigi's Wife Doris Conneville Lucifer: From down below Conrad Levfair Miss Ahers: Morloclis Sevretary--Lorraine Poulin George: Morloclfs Attorney Philip Boucher Dr. Brown: Family Physician ---David Donovan Mr. Black: The Mortician-Alfred Mercier Jake: Newsboy-V Nnrrrzartd Chretien Mrs. Frinck: German Washerwoman- ,lavqzzeline .1ac'qut's Mrs. Schmaltzz LuciIer's Companion-Claire .llorel Our cast is justly pleased of its suceess. t i . TO FIND A FAIRER SPOT ON EARTH .gg v .,,f.-zzjfli 'W' .f if: 'Q , '. ,841-rf? gf. J . rgwi ?g.1'.5 '?.-'Ai.wx.x - '. iv'-af 3 .i 'm,fvfl.' 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' THE BE EFICENT STIMULATIO OF ATHLETICS Captain Reynald Ruel wards off an opa ponent during the Yvestbrook game which vie won 34-18. yaf' -df ksstmg Bob Audet was selected All-Maine Center by the Portland Sunday Telegram. l 5. 1 Biddeford Tigers are readying tor the kill as they claw Ernest Montenibeau making a gain of a few yards. -M... 'A N., L, ' f at . ,I 'Q .A v Sw -Q i K K l' K F? -1 1' . i Reynald is on the romp again as he tears down the Biddleford field assisted by the vicious blocking of Rob Audet. OUR FOCTBALL SQUAD St. Louis High Svhool faced its all-time toughest schedule in 1955, and managed to finish the season with a 6,4 record. The Eagles with Coach joseph Regina wound up by being rated among 'the top ten teams in the State. The most impressive victories were shutouts of Portland and Deering High Schools. who are perennially football powerhouses. The Eagles showed proin- ise for the future with effective Jayvee and Freshman teams. MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL SQUAD. FRONT ROW: tL. to RJ Bernard Giroux. Norinand Sevigny. Nlaurice Na- deau, Normand Chretien, Armand Therrien. Richard Farrell. Andre Cuay. SECOND ROW: Normand Allaire. Raoul Labrecque, Ernest Montembeau, Roger Johnson, Harry Courtois. Rene Dubois, Robert Audet. Captain Reynald Ruel, Robert Landry, Roger Charette, Leo Laroche. Jean Millette. Fernand - -Elo fs i ' ii fi My 4 .- 1 J S . .. .,.t- .L,.., f The Blue Iilazes threaten Ruel as he wedges his way up an art:-lit field WINS SIX GAMES, LOSES FGUR F T'MLL S 'Q'uffjffLE.,,,, ,,,,, l.alrran1'he. Rene Nlurin. Ruger Frevhette. Paul Binelte. THIRD ROW: Mr Joseph Regina, lloavh. Paul Delurge. Holmert lleaudoin, Roger Huot, Nor niand liee, Richard Verrier. Rivhard llrouin, Paul Martin, Conrad Belanger, 21 34 21 26 21 25 Edward Little Sanford Thornton 6 Westbrook Portland South Portland 6 Deering Stephens 7 lliddeford Cheverus I3 I4 21 18 12 13 20 Robert Ladderlmush, Alfred l'lulrert. Robert Cruteau, Ruger Beauchesne. Mr. Robert Cote. Assistant lfnavh. Nlr. Harry Hunt. O Ralph Lahreeque heads for the wide npen spaces as he eludes u Biddeford Tiger. 14 4 A a 'T' Q 1 13: . 'r Y ' .g . ' kv Y ' ' P K. . ' ' ' l . . . E K V l 1 . 1 9- 1 ts I X Q ,0 g-9-1-:sw Lts isfu U Q L - .. ,. ,q.Q-rg..-A, ,sv K if 1. W- -L---L ttwfw if X 'M 255 ?fi?'Y'Xf!! L k 'f 7-355' ' we xr, 1 . . 1 NW . :S 3' 34 1 . , +5 i . -g11i1-?igjY?Sf-- '11, I, g , . 'Y f51..::1.g' vb' -4 5,1 fl- H -L..!.1.! N55 i55 ','.:f'7 . ,wwe ME at 1 F ' QNX' :'f fT', 5'?iX'iqF 'mt Q N teeth as LI Tiger fl -ful tzlrkle. gn ll 1 uf tln- spirit lar-hind 11111 te1n1 1- 1 ue to thexe unlferu X 111 IE 11 N ue .1 1-fer .11 1e11 fUfdIJldlIlN 11 ll ell- ll.. lu li.l Rita I1111- x 1 flaw e - 61 fum 1111 ier. Huvlle-I l.ii'il llI1t'Hhff. RII1 lmut l l111q11el111e l axerrlete 4m+a at - ' M- if A x .4 , I Q60 X V r 1' is fl' ,Q i .Pr Q x E 1 ,4 ,ic 4 1 w f is .-. P3-.- naw 'ff-s Q P. 'x 8 m ! . H g,.,..,,,...qr4H rf -K X. -. fx-1 1, --' ii:- fx - ,Q Qc, ,. .6 4 -L ZQI3' . g'+,Q NL H! , , .J S'H.'4,.,1 .,Q..'Ca',, ,f,w.W. .V-. , . xv. f X . - 'Q -f - L' Q. SX .1 3, 55, sf if. ae'f'T' Q35 ' 'Q' fa-nf-my An ideal autumn aflernnun. Saluniuy. Uvlober 29. and il luval rival. liiulclvfunl High. lllillxlf il pwfc-4-I :nam-h for a fuutlrall vlassic. ..- ll dr st.. E 2 E x 5 5 E Y x inf, 3 i 3 S Robert Audet, Maurice Boilard and two 'l'hornton opponents await the outcome of this lay-up with intent features. U wx...-1 Reynald Ruel and Ernest Montembeau Season's high scorers. OUR BASKETBALL TEAM Determined to be in the Southwestern Maine Tourna- ment for the second straight year, the St. Louis Eagles of Mr. Robert Cote clawed their way through a successful season. The high points were important upset victories over Deering and Westbrook High, and their leadership in York County competition. Wins over rivals Biddeford and Thorn- ton were also precious for players and fans. Huel snags the hall away as the Eagles tussle with the Shipbuilders. gg XS i W . J ST. LOUIS VARSITY IVRUNT ROW: Keytialml Ruel. Ernewt Montetnlreatt, Atlelard Chretien. Robert Autlet, Nortnund llagne. SECONI1 ROW: ,lean Paul Jarry, Nlaurice Boilard. Rirliartl l.utnlu'rt. llawitl Hurley. Roliert Corlmeil. CHALKS UP A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. BASKIJTHALI. SI,'Hlz'DULli llcv. I6 lfltevet'tts 8 at St. lgnzttinw Felt. fl llicltlefortl 20 ut Clicvertt 10 'l'hornton 10 at Thornton 23 Deering 13 St. Dotninit' ll at Westbrook 28 att St. llominit' Jan, 20 Nlorfe lil at Horse 30 Alutnni 22 St. Ignatius 17 Sanford .lztn. fl ut Truip 24 ut Sanford 20 'l'raip 6 tit liitltlefortl 31 Westbrook Iloifwrl ttisale-5 tiitlt at Mit Q opponent for at rvliouittl. it P' ,. Ernest Montenilicau trim t , , y , pivot sltot while un utilttm .SAINT 1.0115 IJ ..x ,HI i d orttton Lt vers' ry g1l'llllIS. I IIC I.:-ft to liiggllli Paul llelorge. Normaml Lee. Conrad llelunger. Wilfrid Bene . livyttaltl lloltltttz Robert Lulmlw. Hivliartl Verrier. Renaltl lioissonneault. Leo Vzulmtis. Robert l,ut't'uliee. :M . f 1,001 it xl.. 31 FRESHWEN TEAWI: FRU 'VT ROW: Albert llaiggle. Rene Itetourneau, Roland Labonte, Guy Caron, Ronald Agreste. SEI.'U.Nl1 ROW: Donald Bernier, Richard Boisvert, Nor- inand Perreault. Raymond Audet. Richard Sevigny, Jacques Charland, Mr. Regina. lioacli. THIRD RUW: Henald Martin, Norniand Bouthillette, Roger ltloriesette. Roland Uagnon, Paul lleaudoin. jan. Jan. Feb. 3 4 6 10 11 13 16 17 20 23 24 31 1 3 7 10 13 14 17 South Portland St. Ignatius at Biddeford at Thornton at Cheverus at Kennebunk at Portland Deering St. lgnatius at Westbrook Sanford Yvestbrook Cheverus at Biddeford Portland Thornton at South Portland Kennebunk at Sanford FRESHMEN BASKETEERS PILE UP VICTORIES. Nlaurive lloilard and a loval rival vlasps hands in the opening jump of another basketball fray. Nortnand Cagne, Robert Corbeil 1,3 3 YM 3 u Xt 4 Sam' 5w. li:-::'i Reasons for stivczessz Robert Autlet and Adelard Chretien. in-ff if 'I Y' Will -uv' 19 1 i A ,,,,,.- ..A,.....N--f If ll ll1lIlIlt'llS 4-xvrv spring. A young Eagle- 4-ugvrly awaits his turn to li-iiw this lil-iii-Ii :tml hil llizil liim-W liztll me-r thu- llvl iw niuiiy in-tw-mil lfaigli-s L llltl so lvxx i'u1ilul-atusm' lllllllllll zivlixilx this X4'1tl'. the haunts Slll'l'1'sSlllllN pitvliz-rl .lull llil llu-ir wav th roiigli lnullivr 1 sm-zisuli. lint, lilillilillll illlll lluh Kriisluv haul- xliimii tliul thvw vain put r INYNXVF .lIttlNll'itHl lN'llllllllll1ll liiill. 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Unix EAGLES' NINE SOAR ON BASEBALL DIAMO D K ,M hx ltvvn-illl Rue-l. l,lHSl'I'l-lll liittm-r. lilili Anil:-l.1-uiiliewlxliui' 1llNUlI1l51'llllUIlllll5IlllgllllN suing, , . XXI. Mia' i-Lu. 'E . '112 i 'bf 'L . E. N T? ' -wwf 1... sqm A Y A lllullllllll 1-iilwlil-1-lllills hu :mink tu 541 thc' tIlllt'UI1tf'lll Ll hum: lun hill hit '? 715.u-vlntf. pH6i-144. 'n ' fly .N-S .....-v Intramural ganles were the scenes ol' rnueli aetion at the enml ofthe basketball season. The Jayxees, L. Sabourin. Y. Danis, R. Morel, D. Le-ssarrl. A. Brunelle and P. Rounds aetively contributed lo the growth of the 1955-56 S.J.l'I. team. .,.. ..,..,,.,,n.- Mrs. Arthur Deters. basketball coach. proudly poses with her Varsity group: Doris Gagnon, Theresa Clark, Jacqueline Laverriere, Jeannine Theroux, Martha Duraneeau and Claire Morel who won eight games out of len. GIRLS VICTORIOUS I 8 OUT OF THEIR I0 BASKETBALL GAMES. K NW .. , X, , H, K ,, .K .. 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A 5 1 - - pw ... ati P- -tg - M f 4 X ' The enthusiastic Freshmen of the S.J.H. basketball team are: FRONT R0 W' left to right: Noe-lla Roy, Joanne Hamel, Kathleen Cyr, Monique Sevigny, Jeaniee Cote, Sylvia Roy, Dorothy Rheaume, Denise Addorio, Suzanne Cadorette, Doris Desilva. 82 SECOND ROW: Joanne Cote, Claire Poissant, Claire Provost, Joanne Nadeau, Caroline Jacques, Claire Dumais, Muriel Cagne, Elaine Brousseau, Rita Sevighy, Mary Ann Harriman. ' ns '. :-Kifn , - ,A .Jing ,L ' Efiifjv vu. ' 'Q' xg .' a an Wa , f I L,,,,Ul ' . 4'7 ' f' - ' I Q V 5 'f 4. V' ' FAVA , . .w ' . ,f . ,.xikf.ic:wi' EE. I. , I ,. il .V f as :- 4. 1 K 5 , Aa ,M , af' , J '2 : - THE U IFYINGOF SOCIAL EVENTS. IQ if wg . ,. ff-J A hugn' gILllll1'l'iIIgiiHl'IItili' Sllilli,lflN1'Ilil Parish Hull fini thi- 4-uiiiiiie-riiumlux1' IiilIl1lll1'l. ms: x.: ,,, 541111:-uIiSl. l.0lliSilllllSl ilulzihlm'primip1lls.il'1'l4'zuiIig 4iillll'1'hlllilQ'I'lilQ' Pmilifivul High Muff. NAI Am., Must Rm, Uauiivl J. 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Sw 5754 IIIII I I I u IIHII Im: I lturrd LHII lilu irtsa Ruger IOIN1 on Robert L.1mIr'v Rixmond I hirfltv Roln-rtA1nIrft Rf'Ilf' DuI10iS. Rvm' Morin, IN SEPTEMBER THE HALLS AND CLASSES FILL WITH SOUND ,gn is . 'bb 3 ., : N :...,' :,' ,, , ' N i , V -K Q in In . J I fx: 1255 , N f' 'f ,Q I frm gfxx. .Q -' N., I Q .M nennu' - Bunn ua t UQ! Pl!! The si hool be ll rang September H I v t Il x- . I N! vnu X, 7 196 andthe students filed into ,ft 'll the ir nc wlx tarnished classes. The rut 9,8 school year l955-56 was under way. Football practice had, however been in full swing for over two weeks. The brisk September week-ends saw crowds of high school fans and S.L. followers flock to the St. Louis Field to yell themselves hoarse. ln late October parents joined their athlctic sons after the Westbrook game in a get-together at the parish hall. The Freshman initiation and term tests closed the September -October school term. 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'XII Aclxvlll wrvullx was pluvvnl Lighting tho' 'Mlxvnl wr:-ulhu duriugi um- Ill-III4' mn-klx h1'I'ur4'lhvalulue 4nf'lh1' HI:-va-41 Virgin. I'1'l'I'lHUIlil'r ufllu-sl114in-Int hmlx, uns illl IIUIIHI' ilu' th'-xv SHFPIIIIIIIIIIW' ufhvn-V+: ,'X.l1ul4'. l'l'mwixl4'l1l: l'. NI Hugh s1'4'r1'lz1l'xzl111ll'.l,v-sszmi. xim-4--prf--id:-ull,1N1vx1'uunIv1-ull!! AN D CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS. 'SE rift l 2,61 .Mx M- xg ,K X' N , , -x, lilllln-rl Snulu 11l.ll1svm11f-stu luull. 4:l'llN4i5Uf. Hut dogs with lh1-mm-ksnumimum-mm g1lIlll'NSlHlll'l' lhv kIll4Ii1'NhHlIllN1'II lui HI lluw H Ihn' alrvvlf uf Ihr Saint Louis S'lll14'IllS at lhm- spurls night SINIIISUITQI ln lhv Sain! Sum: lmllis mm! ,m-1l-l'ipf-ml lhvm ulfmg. .Ivan Buplistf' wif' Bi4'llf'ili?'illl4'l'- 1l7e-f'1-111lwr2J 1'Vux4'lllln'l 231 H9 X Football awards and speeches such as head coach Mr. Regina's highlighted the annual football banquet at the Wonderbar IDecem- ber 81 DECEMBER MARKS THE APEX OF ACTIVITIES. December was a hectic month of activities. It got under way with a Saint Louis night which treated the school musicians and athletes to hot dogs, ice cream and games at the St. ,lean Baptiste Hall. A week later the entire student body was con- secrated to Mary on the eve of her Immaculate Conception. The following night, at the Wonder- bar, the annual footbal banquet was held. The third week of December saw the glee club join the band in presenting its annual Christmas Concert. Rest Assuredf' this year's Senior Play, sparkled with life on December 17. Oratory followed drama. Members of the speech class delivered orations on the Constitution of the U.S. before the Christmas vacation began. During the holidays the girls' Sodality presented a Christmas skit and distributed baskets to the needy. ln contrast January re- affirmed studies, exams and regular school life. The smile of victory beams on Roger Painchaud who won not only the school award but also the county runner-up prize in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Brother Conrad congratulates him. fDecember 19l STUDIES AND REGULAR SCHOOL LIFE ACCENT JANUARY. A testamonial banquet honoring the graduates of l935 was held in the parish hall, Dei-einber 27. Rev. Father Feeteau was the guest speaker for the evening. f-W eg eetmq-..-ff ---QL A threesome from the Sodality Skit: A Retrieved Christmas act their part to the nth degree: Rachel Morel as Ruth, a bereaved motherg Claudette Cote as Mary, Ruth's childhood friend and Claire Morel as Mrs. Murphy, a social worker. QI On February 2, the 100th anniversary ofthe first reli- gious profession ofthe Uood Shepherd sisters, the Sen- iors and Juniors enjoy the privilege ofa eoinmunion breakfast in the convent refeetory. .'Xl1iSll1'V1'SSl.lllS0l'llllllf'lfl at the- parish lmll..I1-annine Rouhefurt, Sodality Prvfcct and the- xliilf'Illlll1'Qlll'l'Il 41.55. A-roun llarol Murphy. ai sfniur at Bidrleforcl High, Queen ul ll:-arte fl'e-hriiairx' lll. Campaign managers Renf' Dubois, Paul Jarrv. liiuiwl Thompson. Rngvr Painchaucl, Douglas Wlalls. Ruhr-rt Auclet and Adnlard Chreftien listvn altrfnlively CATHOLIC PRESS DRIVES OCCUPY FEBRLIARYQ LENTEN RETREATS ARE THE TALK . - 'S i' .. . , . - K i .1 1- K ,-.i A . rf. . ,A , Ns l,I'1'Nl4ll'IIl uflhe- Svliunl, Ruin-v l'ain4'liai11l,pays JIll'llllll4'lUlllf'fiHU1lSlN'plH'TllSl9l1'!'SUII lhvir 100th illlIlTN1'l'NilI'V. Siftvr Ste- lllzlirv ul ,lf-sue. Prinripal ral'Sl.,l0St'pl1 High, 2H'lilIUVNl4'llgf'N thc, hvautilul fl!'Sk W, wt. if Hmmm: Q Durant la seinainc- flu 20 fevrier. Doris Bni1r1ue,Clairv Dnmais, I 1 Muriel Ga ne. Pauline Bourc ue, 4-l Carmen l.arm'hc-llc-. ainsi 1 ur- l l I . . 29 fle leurs Comya nvs 1llt'lllf'lt', outf-nt la ialx rllunv I'f'lI'i:llll' 51 g l I . . . X . fvrrnevxa la Maison Provincial? du Bon Pastvur a Bay View, Sam. Illmnl I I lmlnlt IIIII Nxlpllx, NI.1lg,ulnIIum1l1 I1 lllllllll IIIHIIIIHII I ullIlm IIuI1Il1n IVIIIIIII Iylll lllll III I,lII'Il'IElRlllIII1IN IIIIII I ' Iuqu: A I umf n I um In II. 4 I I.I:m1I4-llr Ill Il 1IlI4IlII1NIlIIX ,npr 111 III1 Itllll II1 I4 :ups IIITIRUIIIIIIN 1I4 Il I1:ll1IlI1ull 1Iu IIUII I'1 I1 Ill II1 III OF MARCH APRIL A D MAY ARE DEVOTED TO STUDIES Q I. se sqnnrvhh ...A- seam FI I14' rltu II UI ming: IIIIIIIIQ, xx uImnIx IA mm I thnx we II unlv lo In :Inman m :I In I In N4 lu III IIN qu uler Im IIN WI'II'l'NIlIlIINIl!1IlII tum Im III: 5l I mu m1IN1 ll A 1 Iuul Ima sl :mix II: xn IIII Rm I KIUSPIIII NIIIIIII Caps, gowns and tassels are the crowning glory of a long-awaited hour-the hour of graduation. -i . i Hand in hand the couples glide along in an ornate hall to the music ofthe Senior Prome- nade. The school year 1955-56 is over now, When the Seniors walk down the stage from graduation, they are happy over their success but a little sorry to leave. The part of a lifetime spent at school is different from any other. The classmates we talk with between periods, the foot- ball games, the weekly dances, the assemblies in the corridor, the everyday routine of school life-this will always have a special corner in our hearts. As the years go by, this book will be an album of treasured reflections wherein we may see ourselves as we were in 1955-56. JUNE MEANS GRADUATION FOR THE SENIORS: PRGMOTION FOR THE LINDERCLASSMEN. A mother beams with joy, a father swells with pride as their son marches up the aisle to receive his high school diploma. 91 '- ,JP .-x K This happy group of Seniors looks up smilingly as the Senior Banquet brings together the graduates for a final repast WE, THE SENIORS, WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION T0 . . REV. SISTER STE. CLAIRE OF JESUS, Principal of St. Joseph, for her cooperation in Yearbook concerns: selection of photos, weeding of scripts and supervision of photography, REV. BROTHER CONRAD, Principal of Saint Louis, for his interest in producing a better annual, finishing touches on composition and reading of proofs, REV. SISTER MARY LOYOLA, Yearbook Adviser, for the development ofthe Maine theme which unifies the book, REV. BROTHER ROBERT, Yearbook Adviser, for the layout work as well as the unification of copy and photo throughout the Yearbook, REV. BROTHER ROGER, Yearbook Moderator, for his balancing of the books, successful campaign of patrons and advertisers and numberless hours of typing, MR. GEORGE ANASTASOFF, Yearbook Photographer, for his on-the-spot coverage of the school year, in classes at games, plays, dances, etc. The HASTINGS PUBLISHING HOUSE, Yearbook contributors, for allowing us to print a few picturesque scenes of Maine from their book, Maine Coast by Samuel Chamberlain, MR. DANE YORKE, head Librarian at the McArthur library, for his aerial view of Biddeford on the title pageg The Faculty Members, Coaches, Staff Members for their fine cooperation all along the year. Roger Painchaud Editor-in-chief Before bidding you farewell we, the Seniors, of 1956 wish to thank in a special way our generous Patrons and Advertisers whose names are on the following pages for their financial support. Their contributions have made The Eagle 1956 a reality. ..... i 'Q .L WWI .1 W W ug' SAllTl0 '0 ffonn Gly 'f1:.,4f as 'Z Y ,iii-3 O.. .W .fi I OUR BOOSTERS, Mr. 81 Mrs. Denis Addorio A Friend A Friend A Friend of '56' Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Allie Adelard Arcand Anonymous Anonymous A Senior of '55' Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmond Aube Wilfrid Auclair V Richard Auger Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Ayotte Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Ayotte Joan Baillargeon Donald Bardsley Roland Beauchesne Mrs. Beatrice Beaudoin Mr. 81 Mrs. Urbain Beaudoin Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Beaulieu Armand Bergeron Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmond Bergeron Normand 81 Nancy Bergeron Miss Rachel F. Bemier Alpherie Berube' Mrs. Dixie Berube Mr. Joseph Benoit Leo Boisse V Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Boissonneault Alfred Boisvert Conrad Boisvert Mr. 81 Mrs. Renald Boisvert Ronald Boisvert Mr. 81 Mrs. Andre Bolduc Certude Bolduc Paul Bolduc Pauline Bolduc Mrs. Raymond Bolduc Mr. 81 Mrs. Remie Bolduc George Bonsaint Joseph Boucher Philip Boucher Mr. 81 Mrs. Real Boucher Mr. 81 Mrs. Lucien Boudreau Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Bourgoin Willie Bourgoin Leo Bourgas Mr. 81 Mrs. Rene Bourque Donation: 351.00 98 Mrs. Yvonne Bourque Mr. 81 Mrs. Conrad Boutet Mrs. Edmond Boutet Mr. Bernard Boutin Miss Alice Bouvier Biddeford 81 Saco Gas Co. Armand J. Binette Mrs. Blanche Binette Attomey George Brickates Miss Frances Brochu Miss Yvette Brochu Miss Claire Blunelle Mr. John Bums Mr. 81 Mrs. Conrad Bouthillette Rene Camire Miss Rita Camire Mrs. Yvonne Cantara Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Carrier Dan Caouette Raymond Caouette Albert R. Carrier Marguerite Chabot Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Chabot Theresa Charland Mr. 81 Mrs. Armand Chasse Ida Chasse Arthur Chenard Robert L. Chenard Mel Chretien Robert Chretien Arline Constant Mrs. Mabel Constant Robert Constant Dolores Corbeil Bernadette Courtois Annette Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Edgar Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Cote Rene Cote Gerry Couture Laura M. Croteau Paul Croteau Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifton Curtis Mr. Donald Daigneault Tony Dallaire Mrs. Jane Danis Annette Danis Yola Danis f V , i I WE, THE SENIORS, WISH T0 EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO . REV. SISTER STE. CLAIRE OF JESUS, Principal of St. Joseph, for her cooperation in Yearbook concerns: selection of photos, weeding of scripts and supervision of photography, REV. BROTHER CONRAD, Principal of Saint Louis, for his interest in producing a better annual, finishing touches on composition and reading of proofs, REV. SISTER MARY LOYOLA, Yearbook Adviser, for the development ofthe Maine theme which unifies the book, REV. BROTHER ROBERT, Yearbook Adviser, for the layout work as well as the unification of copy and photo throughout the Yearbook, REV. BROTHER ROGER, Yearbook Moderator, for his balancing of the books, successful campaign of patrons and advertisers and numberless hours of typing, MR. GEORGE ANASTASOFF, Yearbook Photographer, for his on-the-spot coverage of the school year, in classes at games, plays, dances, etc. The HASTINGS PUBLISHING HOUSE, Yearbook contributors, for allowing us to print a few picturesque scenes of Maine from their book, Maine Coastll by Samuel Chamberlain, MR. DANE YORKE, head Librarian at the McArthur library, for his aerial view of Biddeford on the title page, The Faculty Members, Coaches, Staff Members for their fine cooperation all along the year. Roger Painchaud Editor-in-chief Before bidding you farewell we, the Seniors, of 1956 wish to thank in a special way our generous Patrons and Advertisers whose names are on the following pages for their financial support. Their contributions have made The Eagle 1956 a reality. I r I l +iv i -nur- OUR GOLD STAR PATRONS Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elie Hevey Rev. Robert Lavoie Rev. Marc Franck Rev. Norman Carrier Anonymous Mr. Emile Belanger Dr. George Berube' Mr. Emile Boisvert Mr. Arthur C. Brunelle Mr. 81 Mrs. Orphilda A. Chabot Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer Clark Francis X. Cote Leonard G. Cote Lionel Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry R. Courtois, Sr Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Croteau Dorothy Desrochers Alfred Dubois Mrs. Odilon Dubois Mr. 81 Mrs. Amedee Emond Mrs. Joseph Fournier Mr. 81 Mrs. Alphonse Frechette Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Frechette Raymond Frechette Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland Gagnon Mrs. Adrienne Giguere fDonation: 355.001 Cecile M. Godbout Raymond Gosselin Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest E. Guertin Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland Hevey Mr. Charles E. Huot W. C. Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Landry Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Landry Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Laverriere Mr. 81 Mrs. Omer J. Leblanc Paul E. Lessard Edmond L. Millette Roland Millette Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Neveux Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry E. Neveux Mr. 81 Mrs. Armand Painchaud Roger Painchaud Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Perreault Peterson Oil Co. Mr. Arthur Pratt Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Rheaume Russell L. Rounds Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Ruel Joseph Simoneau St. Joseph-St. Louis Alumni Association Mr. 81 Mrs. Renald Verrier OUR SILVER STAR PATRONS fDonation: 354.001 A Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. Ferdinand Corbeil Mr. 81 Mrs. Adolphe Morel OUR BLU E STAR PATRONS Mr. Roland Beauchesne Mr. George Benoit Robert Boucher Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert H. Chretien Robert Constant Guy H. Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmond Gonneville Mr. 81 Mrs. Lucien Gonneville Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Higgins Mr. 81 Mrs. Philemon Lachance Mr. 81 Mrs. George Lamoureux Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Lavertu fDonation: 353.00j Mr. 81 Mrs. Fernand Leclair Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Ledoux Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Litwinowich Mr. Ovila Morel N. L. Nadeau Pine Point Nation Wide Mr. 81 Mrs. Hervey Roy Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert R. Sevigny Mrs. Jean St. Amand Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur St. Pierre Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter D. Wood 96 m. --. nl OUR RED STAR PATRONS A Friend A Friend Mrs. Alice Bardsley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastarache Jean Belair Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Bergeron Mr. 81 Mrs. Auguste Bembe Mr. 81 Mrs. George Boutet Biddeford Braves Association Jennie Bouvier Mr. 81 Mrs. Florian Camire Reynald Camire Mr. 81 Mrs. Leslie A. Cole Laurette Corbeil Mr. Roland Corbeil Victor Cordeau Joseph Cote Julienne Coulombe Miss A. B. Courtois Lorraine Courtois D. 81 H. Sundries Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland Danis Mr. A. F. Deshaies Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Doherty John P. Drapeau Richard Dutremble Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Faucher Roland Fecteau Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Gaudette Gerard A. Godbout Armand Godard Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronaldo Gregoire Mr. 81 Mrs. Ulric Guay Edmond Gilbert Mr. 81 Mrs. Levz at Hodga Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Antonio Jacques Mr. Alfred Labarre -.4..,x1....u-4, rs.-xi,.aI,:v.: un. -..sqLfr r Donation: 52.00 97 ,g,,,,ggx.-..,., ,.,..ss,.Q1,.u.,.e.m.,,,.. Mr. 81 Mrs. Conrad Labonte Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix Labranche Miss Anita Labrecque Miss Jeannette Labrecque Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Labrecque Philip Lafiamme Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon Lagasse Mr. 81 Mrs. lrenee Lambert Mr. 81 Mrs. Napoleon Lambert Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar Larochelle Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Larochelle Ledoux Beauty Parlor Gerard A. Lemay Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominique Lessard Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Paul Lessard Longfellow's Market Mr. 81 Mrs. Adelard Loranger Mr. Omer Nadeau H. S. Nichol Mrs. Annette Pate Emma Pelchat A. M. Mr. Laurent Poirier Mr. 81 Mrs. Lucien Poirier Mr. Joseph Quinn Mr. 81 Mrs. John Rochefort Mrs. Laura Roy Alfred Sansoucy Rose Marie Sansoucy Mrs. Howard Simmons Paul Sevigny Mr. 81 Mrs. Simard Raymond St. Ours Leo C. Talbot Anne Taschereau Conrad Trottier Adjutor Turgeon James Wickham Q.. I a if-X get SWT! A ouR BOCSTERS ,LW CN Pfflfiv , F rrrrlvf vnwiff 1 im, 'fs mann W9 Mr. 81 Mrs. Denis Addorio A Friend A Friend A Friend of '56' Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Allie Adelard Arcand Anonymous Anonymous A Senior of '55' Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmond Aube Wilfrid Auclair I Richard Auger Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Ayotte Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Ayotte Joan Baillargeon Donald Bardsley Roland Beauchesne Mrs. Beatrice Beaudoin Mr. Sz Mrs. Urbain Beaudoin Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Beaulieu Armand Bergeron Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmond Bergeron Normand 81 Nancy Bergeron Miss Rachel F. Bernier Alpherie Bembe' Mrs. Dixie Bembe Mr. Joseph Benoit Leo Boisse V Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Boissonneault Alfred Boisvert Conrad Boisvert Mr. Sz Mrs. Renald Boisvert Ronald Boisvert Mr. 81 Mrs. Andre Bolduc Gertude Bolduc Paul Bolduc Pauline Bolduc Mrs. Raymond Bolduc Mr. 81 Mrs. Remie Bolduc George Bonsaint Joseph Boucher Philip Boucher Mr. 81 Mrs. Real Boucher Mr. 81 Mrs. Lucien Boudreau Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Bourgoin Willie Bourgoin Leo Bourgas Mr. 81 Mrs. Rene Bourque Donation: 351.00 93 . Mrs. Yvonne Bourque Mr. 81 Mrs. Conrad Boutet Mrs. Edmond Boutet Mr. Bernard Boutin Miss Alice Bouvier Biddeford 81 Saco Gas Co. Armand J. Binette Mrs. Blanche Binette Attomey George Brickates Miss Frances Brochu Miss Yvette Brochu Miss Claire Blunelle Mr. John Bums Mr. 81 Mrs. Conrad Bouthillette Rene Camire Miss Rita Camire Mrs. Yvonne Cantara Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Carrier Dan Caouette Raymond Caouette Albert R. Carrier Marguerite Chabot Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Chabot Theresa Charland Mr. 81 Mrs. Armand Chasse' Ida Chasse Arthur Chenard Robert L. Chenard Mel Chretien Robert Chretien Arline Constant Mrs. Mabel Constant Robert Constant Dolores Corheil Bemadette Courtois Annette Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Edgar Cote Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Cote Rene Cote Gerry Couture Laura M. Croteau Paul Croteau Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifton Curtis Mr. Donald Daigneault Tony Dallaire Mrs. Jane Danis Annette Danis Yola Danis .1.+. ,,w',',?,,' ,A ,u...f...:g,4,.m.4.4.i 55.1a1--mlm-as-'..sr' aggrggaf ,g...4i.s,:.g.i:.-.g:. .4-..'w.1.ur-:.-.f a,',5 ':,s,g:.1.'z354:.... a ,- Hmm ffgm,,,' -:yggy 5, 'fc ,'w-sap, 4..1,,,'- ','.,.u,,' E Mrs. Anna Demers Adelard Descoteaux Mr. Fred Deschambeault N. A. Deschambeault Richard Deschambeault Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Deschambeault Miss Muriel Desmarais Mr. 81 Mrs. Hector Desrosiers Maurice Dion Mr. 81 Mrs. Maurice Dion Joseph Doherty Jr. Pauline A. Doherty David Donovan Mrs. James Donovan Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Drouin Mrs. Alma Drouin Pauline Drouin ' Mr. 81 Mrs. Philias Drouin Raymond Drouin Maria Dubois Mr. Esdras Duchesne Miss Janet A. Duchesne Claire Dumais Mrs. William Dumais Richard Dumont Mr. 81 Mrs. Herbert Dumont Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Emard Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Emard Janine Emond Theresa Emond Mrs. Richard Farley Mr. 81 Mrs. Florian Ferland Mr. 81 Mrs. Andre Fortier Mr. 81 Mrs. Roger Fortier Mr. 81 Mrs. J. R. Foumier Mr. 81 Mrs. Lionel Foumier Louis N. E. Foumier Richard Francoeur Arlene Gagne Dr. J. R. Gagne O. D. Roy's Body Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Gagne Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Gagne Roger Gagne Gagnon's Market Miss Alice Gagnon Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Gagnon Mr. 81 Mrs. Maurice Gagnon Celeste Garon Miss Joyce Garon Mrs. Yvette R. Garon Miss Irene Gaudette Mr. 81 Mrs. Edgar Gauthier Mr. Galby Gauthier Mrs. Emma Gendron Mr. George Gendron S. L. Gendron Laurier Giguere Mr. 81 Mrs. Nick Gillis Raymond Girouard Mrs. Bertha Gobeil Mrs. Napoleon Gobeil Mrs. Paul Gobeil Paul E. Godbout Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Gonneville Miss Rita Gonneville Walter Guay Leo Gregoire George Grenier Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Grenier Miss Romona Grenier Simeon J. Grenier Emest Graf Mrs. Arthur Guay Lucien Guilbeault Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Guerin Mr. 81 Mrs. Emile Guerin Miss Estelle Guerin Dscar Guignard Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Guillereault Mr. 81 Mrs. Gerard Halle Robert Hanna Claude Hevey Dorothy Hubert Mrs. Arthemise Jacques Mr. Conrad Janelle Mrs. Conrad Janelle Miss Fabiola Janelle Miss Grace Janelle Lucien Janelle Mr. 81 Mrs. Maurice Janelle Leopold Janson Caroline Jacques Benny Krasko Mr. 81 Mrs. Arsene Labonte Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Labonte' Miss Rose Anna Labrecque Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Labranche Ralph Labranche J. Alfred Lachance its ,, V Q-fy V - :QQ X Xu x - A..-is J Monique Lachance Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar LaCourse Patrick LaCourse Mr. Reginald Lacroix Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Ladderbush Gaston Leflamme Marcel Laflamme Raymond Laflamme Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Lagarde Ralph Lagarde Mr. 81 Mrs. Andre J. Laliberte Edward Laliberte Rosaire Laliberte Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Lambert Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Lambert Mr. 81 Mrs. Alphe Lambert Mrs. Angelina Lambert Mrs. Armand Lambert Miss Carmen Lambert Miss Dianne Lambert Mr. 81 Mrs. Roger Lambert Paul Lamothe Mr. 81 Mrs. Alberique Landry Miss Aline Landry Miss Delina Landry Leo Landry Mrs. W. A. Landry Mr. Wilfred Landry Viola Landry Lionel B. Lapointe Hector Laroche Armand Lavalle Lucille Lavalle Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Lavalle Gerard Laverriere Jacqueline Laverriere Mr. 81 Mrs. Odilon Laverridre Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Laverriere Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Laverriere Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland Laverriere Mr. Eva Lavoie Miss Aurore Leblanc Dianne Leblanc Paul Leblanc Mr. 81 Mrs. Adrien Leblond Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul L. Leblond Mrs. Rita M. Leblond Mrs. Rose A. Leblond I fi X Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore Leblond t 6, 2 Alfred Leclair ,N .!i 1es?f -f-f -Ma--He! .- -,A Ama.-14.4. ,.,'g A ,.,.. lg, W Q Mr. 81 Mrs. Adelard Ledoux Mrs. Fabiola Ledoux Theresa Ledoux Mr. 81 Mrs. William Lee Alice Lessard Paulette Lessard Thomas Lessard Mr. 81 Mrs. J. P. Letourneau Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland Levasseur Leo Paul Levesque Mrs. Florence Lizotte Mr. 81 Mrs. Marcel Lizotte Mr. Raymond Lizotte Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Loranger Lord Insurance Co. Andre H. Marcotte Mr. George Martin Robert Mathieu Marie Anna Maurice Mr. 81 Mrs. Mitchell McCarn Mr. 81 Mrs. Leopold Melancon Mr. 81 Mrs. Adelard Mercier Mr. 81 Mrs. Amedee Mercier I. A. Mercier Leo Mercier Mrs. Rose Anna Mercier Mr. 81 Mrs. Amos Merrow Miss Louise Meseros Mr. 81 Mrs. Laureat Metayer Mariette Montembeau Alice Montembeau Gerard Montembeau Miss Lucille Montpas Mr. Richard Moore Adelbert Morin Jr. F. X. Nadeau Lorraine Nadeau Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Nadeau Wilfred Nadeau Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester J. Nason Guy E. Neveux Charlotte Neveux Micheline Neveux Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Neveux Pauline Neveux John Newell Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Nicol Mr. Irene Noble Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo M. Nollette Ralph Normand 'n . ,..z.f,' J. .........u---:ff -army Mr. Oretts Miss Rolande Palardis Alton Palmer Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Georgiana Palmer Bertha Paquette Laurier Paquette Mary Paquette 81 Mrs. Robert Paquette Mr. Edmond A. Pare Mrs. John B. Pare' Robert Pare Gerard Parenteau Mr. 81 Mrs. Emest Paul Herve Paul Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar Peloquin Mr. 81 Mrs. Alphonse Pepin Miss Claire L. Pepin Raymond Pepin Edgar Perreault Miss Irene Perreault Joseph Perreault Marie Perreault Richard Perreault Mr. 81 Mrs. Roland W. Perreault Roland Perreault Normand Picher Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Pinette Sylvia Plessis Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph V. Poirier Mrs. Laura Poirier Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert A. Potvin Richard Potvin Marguerite Potvin Mr. 81 Mrs. Perley Potvin Richard P. Potvin Jeanne D'Arc Poulin Mrs. Juliette Poulin Mr. Maurice Poulin Theresa Poulin Robert Provencher Roland Regis Raymond Rheaume Milton Rice Alfred Rocray Mrs. Robert Robida Mr. 81 Mrs. Jean Paul Roberge Paul Ross L. J. Rossignol Mrs. Theresa Rounds Patricia Rounds Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Roy Miss Doris Roy Florian Roy Leo Paul Roy Mr. 81 Mrs. Napoleon Roy Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Roy Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Ruel Philip Ruel Raymond Ruel Richard Ryan Mrs. J. Salvas Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Sevigny Jr. Emma Simoneau Mr. 81 Mrs. Willie Simoneau, Allen Sneider Emilien St Amand Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard St. Pierre Mr. Kr Mrs. Robert St. Pierre Ronald E. St. Pierre E. W. Staple Miss Jeanne Sylvestre Mike Sylvestre Louis Talbot Leon Tarazewich Josaphat Tardif Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Tatone Mr. 81 Mrs. Emest Theroux Jeannine Thdroux H. Thivierge Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Thompson Mr. 81 Mrs. John Tremblay Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilfred Trottier Hervey Tousignant Laurette Towle Arleen Turcotte Laurette Turgeon Normand Turgeon Harry Twomey Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry F. Twomey Leon Turcotte Miss Vivian Vachon Edgar Vallee Lionel A. Valliere Gerald Verville Ralph A. J. Wagner Tom Walton Mr. Robert Warner Harold W. Woodman Richard Yodard Miss Bertha Zimmermann 01 4 1. . , i-nfl 2. We K OUR ADVERTISERS Acme Press 37 Main St. 4-544-2 A. H. Benoit 256 Main St. 2-1031 Al's Market 102 South St. 2-9786 American Tailor 23 Franklin St. Archie's Variety 146 Alfred St. Arthur's Shoe Store 69 Bacon St. 2-1151 Atkinson Fumiture Co. Saco 4-6281 Bagley,s Red 81 White 22 Storer St., Saco 2-9717 Baillargeonis Mkt. 59 Center St. 4-7791 Beach Motors Inc. 4-4-5 Elm St. 4-4545 Beauchemin John 138 Main St. 4-6674 Beauchesne Mkt. 169 Pool St. 4-84-21 Beaupre Gas 81 Electrical Appl. 15 Bacon St. 2-9022 Benis Nation Wide 395 Main St. 2-9790 Berry, Alfred 628 Pool Road 2-9672 Biddeford Agency 124- Main St. 4-6681 Biddeford Hardware 227 Main St. 4-4-553 Bidd. 81 Saco Paper Co. 190 Elm St. 4-5731 Bisson's I.G.A. 1 Clifford St. 2-9710 Bolduc Sz Son, Red 81 White 220 Elm St. Bolduc, Urbain Elm St. Boucher O. Radio 81 TV 15 Harding St. 4-4-272 Boucher Used Cars 338 Elm St. 4-4391 Bourassa, Paul 410 Main St. 4-6721 Bugbee Sz Brown 28 Washington St. 4-7181 Carey Bros. Jewelers 253. Main St. 4-8211 Carroll Cut Rate 130 Main St. Caouette Bros. Meats 77 Pool St. 4-8641 Charm Beauty Shop 26 Alfred St. 4-4-371 Cloutier, Express 4- Herring Ave. 2-934-1 Center Garage 321 Elm St. 4-4-586 Dallaire, Henry 528 Elm St. 4-4-100 Day's Jewelry 156 Main St. 3-3321 Dearbon Book Shop 11 Washington St. 4-4951 Delorge Bakery 20 Beacon Ave. 3-3691 Doyon L. 81 Co. Drugs Cor. Hill 81 Water Sts. 2-9782 ' Dr. Robert Bolduc 115 Main st. 4-6651 Dr. Alfred Cabana 84- South St. 4-874-1 Dr. Paul E. Charland 4-0 Alfred St. 3-3722 Dr. J. R. Larochelle 26 South St. 2-9121 Dr. George E. Neveux O. D. 20 Alfred St. 4-8541 Dr. Aniello Voccia 159 Main St. 4-6471 Desroberts A. Contractor 121 Alfred St. 3-3571 D. T. Moore 81 Sons 5 Washington St. 4-4539 Elm Laundry, Dry Cleaning Elm St. Cash Mkt. Emond Funeral Home Fecteau's Hardware Fecteau's l.G.A. Fortier lns. Agency Foumier Sport Store Fred's Red 81 White Gadbois Florist Callegher Refrigeration C-ene's Rendering Cermaine's Beauty Shop George's Appliance G0nneville's Dairy Goudreau's Radio 81 TV Harryis Calso Harvey, Joe E. Jacques Shoe Repairing Jansonis Service Station ,lerryis Meat Market .loe's Barber Shop Johnson's Service Station Laflamme, Paul Fuels Laliberte R. Knapp Shoe Co. Lambert A. C. Auto Parts Lambert Electric Appliance Larochelle's Service Station Leblond's Radio 81 TV Lemire A. C. Furniture Leclair A. E. Real Estate Lessard, Paul Service Station Les Dames Rochambeau Letellier Jos. T. Plumber Liggett's Drug Store Mahaney, Hilary Lawyer Maheux Rose A. Matson's Martin 81 Whitworth Mayflower Tea Room Mitchell 81 Smith Express Morin Drugs Inc. Nadeau, Valeda Newberry Co. J. J. Nichol's 81 Co. Nutshell Restaurant 327 Elm St. 30 Elm St. 72-74 Hill St. 27 Main St. Cor. Hill 81 Pool 55 Sullivan St. 65 Alfred St. 320 Main St. 157 Granite St. Stacy St., Saco 20 Forest St. 139 Alfred St 5 Water St., Saco Louden Road, Saco 68 Washington St. 25 Main St. 9 Alfred St. 69 Jefferson St. 222 Elm St. 38 Alfred St. 20 Green St. 410 Common St., Saco 35 Grove St. 6 Shevenell Ct. 168 South St. 410 Elm St. Saco Ave., 0.0.B. 471 Elm St. 59 Main St. 30 a Cutts Ave., Saco Five Points 39 Main St. 207 Pool St. 165 Main St. 107 Main St. 166 Main St. 175 Main St. 1 Gooch St., Saco 48 Alfred St. Ferry Road, Saco 266 Main St. 169 Main St. 120-126 Main St. 160 Main St. 5 Franklin St. swf?-s xg' iii I F 4-8191 4-55 1 1 2- 1381 3-3901 2-9752 4-4662 4-6992 4-6631 2- 1290 4-4763 4-4284 4-5491 2-0208 4-6881 4-701 1 4-8931 2-9655 4-8291 2-9794 2-9687 4-6391 4-7826 4-4-569 4-6990 6-2651 2-9239 4-7931 4-6851 2-1 184 4-4161 4-5321 4-545 1 3-3659 2-9623 4-8561 4-4711 4-4764 4-7641 2-9622 103 it ff? ii- 5, f ' 7, - 'NQQES Q if 'J 5-f -xx y --if 11.1, K, ,f- 11 1' .Q .. ,xv ' - . 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'Z Painchaud Paint Co. 67 Alfred St. 4-5631 Papas, Mrs. J. 7 Alfred St. 4-6941 Pastime Bowling Alleys 41 Main St. 2-9722 Paul's Garage 234 Elm St. 2-9321 Paul's Jewelry 13 Alfred St. 4-7291 Petels Barber Shop 98 Alfred St. Pete's Market 69 Jefferson St. 4-5521 Petrin, Urbain 16 Market St., Saco 2-9792 Poissant Variety 170 Elm St. 2-9683 Polakewich, H. 241 Main St. 4-7081 Rachel's Beauty Salon 63 Alfred St. 2-9142 Ralph's Gym 62 Adams St. 3-3508 Ray's Grocery Store 160 West St. 4-7664 Reilly's Bakery 248 Main St. 3-3731 R6millard's Gulf Five Points 2-9741 Rita's Beauty Salon 44 Foss St. 4-4042 Robert's Jewelry 22 Alfred St. 2-9552 Rousselle's Sunoco Station 408 Elm St. 2-9739 Roy 81 Perreault 48 Mason St. 4-8371 Sabourin Adrien 195 Main St. 4-6087 Saco Hardware 81 Supply Pepperell Square, Saco 4-4661 Serpico's Market 171 Graham St. 3-3231 Sevigny's Men Shop 133 Main St. 2-9253 Shumway Funeral Service 35 Spring St., Saco 4-5611 Sneider 81 Sons, Jos. 282 Washington St. 4-6122 St. Joseph, St. Louis Alumni 10 Small's Ct. 4-6032 Sullivanls Service Station 53 Elm St. 2-9776 Sylvester's Red 81 White 6 Clark St. 2-9628 Taylor St. Market 22 Taylor St. 4-7264 Theresa's Beauty Salon 70 High St. 2-9202 Tom's Assorted Nuts 81 Candies Biddeford 4-4925 Tousignant, Yvette Beauty Shop 124 Main St. 3-3851 Tremblay, Marcel Contractor 10 Oak Place 4-7890 Trull Hospital 15 May St. 4-4507 20th Century Bowling Alleys 21 Franklin St 2-9743 Twin City Radio Cabs Biddeford 4-7911 Twomey's Electric 5 Alfred St. 4-8491 T.W.U.A. Bidd., Saco Joint Board 41 Franklin St. 4-4611 Union Taxi 25 Roberts St. 4-8212 Vicki's Beauty Shop 138 Main St. 4-6121 Viger's Market 36 Pike St. 2-9673 W I D F. 234 Main St. 4-4566 White Star Laundry 38 Prospect St. 4-8141 York County Biscuit Co. 47 South St. 4-4526 104 , i pn fn ,, u I V' A E 9 , ..,.--1-N7 .qw ,-,,.,..:--' . Q Q ,Z-J: iff, .4- f 4 Z 75