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

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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

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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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'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- .