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

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f ' WINTER CAR I VAL CONFINED TO INDOOR ACTIVITIES Many days were spent planning the Winter Carnival only to be partly dis- rupted by fickle Dame Nature. With light snow followed by sleet and finally rain, all outdoor competitions were can- celed. This included the hockey game against the faculty, skiing, tobogganing, snowshoe racing and ice skate racing. But the indoor sports became much more important for gaining valuable Points. The basketball and volleyball were won by the Seniors, but the Sophomores earned more points and were awarded S325 ,OO for their class fund and were officially and proudly the winners of the Carnival. . All participants became enriched with i the valuable experience acquiredg the achievement of a greater solidarity and 'l'l1o xxcui-Luiid dynasty was enjoyed by Xi. Denoncour, 311 111316359 111 School Spiifit , KIXG, and P. Beaulieu. QUKVN. of the Xvi!llIOI'C8.I'11i-' mi of 1964. Another King and Queen in waltz tempo WELS Typical of the enjoyment of cxperieiiccd by the M. Morin and I. St. Amiuui. student body is this pair with flashing sniilesg P. 62 Cyi' and I. Duranceau.

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What a controversial issue this has become over the years . Activities . . . Activities . . . Activities . . . Give it the name you wish -- clubs, boosters, organizations, committees, drives, -- it is still a definite part of a student's life. Some enumerate the long list of extra- curricular activities of a senior and ironically state and studies if any time remains. There is some truth to the matter . But, a school must try to develop the entire man. While a school can- not force any individual to in- crease his standards yet, it must place the means to do so his grasp. Gone are the when the good student thick-lensed, black- carry 2 or 3 his arm spend all his and be 1

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AWE lst ROW5 R. Lemieux, fPresidentj, U. Bolduc, QTreasurerj, Brother Albert flnrincipalj, 2nd RCW3 R. Lachance, P. La- fortune, R. Pepin, 3rd ROW5 R. Cote, M. Pepin, N. Pinette 4th ROW5 R. Sevigny QSecrc-taryj, R. Tardif, R. Moore. Andrew Exposito and Rene Hevey help out every Monday night at the Beano. They repre- sent the part of the Band. These devoted men and women proved themselves untiring in the AL I A D service of our youth. Their main preoccupation was in the realm of B A sports: They have excelled in this lst ROW3 M. Dutil, R. Duquettc, R. Thibeault and P. Gregoire. 2nd ROWQ J. Beaudoin, L. Ryan, T. Bolduc, T. Mininni. 3rd ROW5 A. Dorothy, P. Cyr, H, Chretien, A. Chretien. 4th ROW5 I. Boisvert, M. Faquette and T. Clark. field. The student body is grateful for their support. Mrs. R. Duquette, Mrs. C. Gregoire and Mrs. H. Chretien are often responsible for the smooth functioning of the organization.