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

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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.

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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