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

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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

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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 .

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'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