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

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VARSITY' FOOTBALL S. L. Eagles Surlbrise Fans with 7-2 Record lst ROW: M. Dumas, R. Caouette, R. Dodge, D. Loranger, D. Guignard, N. Daigle, A. Masse, G. La- brecque. 2nd ROW: R. Beaulieu, R. Larose, R. Binette, D. Chadboume, R. Perreault, N. Houde, M. Morin. 3rd ROW: L. Labonte, A. Labrie, R. Maurice, D. Dutremble, R. Agreste, I. Belisle. 4th ROW: A Miller, D. Fecteau, R. Nolette, J. Cookson, M. Denoncour, P. Lamb. WE THEY WE THEY 7 BHDDEFQRD 6 19 SANFORD 20 21 RUMFQRD 0 12 SO. PORTLAND 6 23 CQNY 0 1 2 PORTLAND 7 12 CHE VERUS L8 14 DEERING 0 25 THORNTON 0 48

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3? 1 K Q, ,k,' it ggi' fi 5 'iw attt - a i'ffs2fXr ' . K Heroes are made, not born. A healthy mind in a healthy body. lt isn't the xvin that counts, but how you play the game. These adages and similar ones are used over and over in our daily lives to stress a point, encourage a faltering team, stimulate to virtue and sometimes create an interesting topic lor an after- dinner speaker. A motto is usu- ally the reflection of many years of experience. What ma lies an athlete? ls it the daily calisthenics, the grinding labors, the intershoclcing contacts, the laps and rigorous ritual on a field or court? Yes! There is no about it. But, it really is than that. lt is a healthy a noble feeling, a cour- a loyal disposi- immunization to wear and ng behavior OHS

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i ,N + 'ali 7 f R. Agreste is hauled down after a few yards while K - Houde and LaBrecque survey the situation. I if S. L. NIPS BIDDEFORD, 7-6 , 5 jx Our aroused Eagle team kicked off its season ,554 S' with a close 7-6 victory over its intra-city ri- A A 7 vals, the Biddeford Tigers. Suffering from a D. LORANGER 55 bad case of Hbutterfliesi our team was hamp- D' GUIGNARD 77 co-CAPTAIN ered all night. By half time we had managed a co-CAPTAIN SESXTTEQZH 7-O lead only to see it threatened in the third gfg3CKIg11H quarter by a Tiger TD. The PAT, however, was unsuccessful and the Eagles kept it so. EAGLES HUMBLE RUMFORD 21-O Don Loranger, who had been changed from center to fullback contributed greatly to this victory. The Rumford line could not contain our heavy offensive attack due to the fact that We averaged 215 to their 190, Ace R. Agreste broke through the Stephens line time and time again until he brought the score up to 2l. N. Houde and R, Perreault played heads -up ball accounting for much of the outstanding defense Work. S. L. DEFENSE SLAMS CONY 23-O Our outstanding defensive line scored 17 of these 23 points. Upon the first fumble G. LaBrecque scooped up the ball and scooted for the first TD. Not to be outdone L. La- bonte recovered another Cony fumble and ran 76 yards to paydirt. As a finale Cony's quarterback was brought down in the end zone. 2' f . xi 1 af 5. E T. CAOUETTE 15 Pi? QUARTERBACK R. Maurice displays his favorite twist and sideline venture in this play 168 5'11 against Stephens. 49 I