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

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s ff Installation of the new members of the National Honor Societyg Sister St. Marcella Qlvloderatorj, P. Nicoletos. P. Mininni, P. St. Ours and N. Newman. 2nd ROW5 M. Lctourneau, C. Rousseau, J. Croteau, N, Houle, P. Cyr, M. Bergeron, N. Voccia, I. Lclirun, S. Baiguy and I. Ross. Sister St. lrcnc is thc center of attraction during Teachers' Appreciation Day while P. Nicolctos and I. Croteau do her the honors. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A member of the National Honor Society must maintain an average of 8892. The four marks which distinguish a member are scholar- ship, leadership, service and character. It is an honor to belong to such an organization and the members are careful to give only good example to others. These trusted officers are often asked to organize the cam- paigns and drivesg P. Nocoletos, P. St. Ours, L. Mininni and S. Baiguy.

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Nd These members test the visual aids donated to the These senior officers wonder which one of their names school through the Booster Drive proceeds. They will appear on the organization's award plaque. They are, R. Laroche, L. Dumouchcl, D. Girouard, and are, M. Dumas, K. Scott, A. Labrie, and B. Henri. J. Bclisle. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Cne ofthe aims ofthe S.L.H.S. National Honor Society, under the guid- ing ability of Brother Thomas, is to im- prove the school scholastically, A suc- cessful Booster Drive Was conducted by the society to raise money to purcha a tape recorder, movie projector, and other visual aids. The second annual SG College Preview was held in the spring. A library Booster Club was initiated to buy books for the school library. The college Catalog Committee has built a large library of college material. Educational films were shown by members of the society after school hours in the as- sembly hall. P. Belanger, R. Cartier, J. Conroy, M. Guignard, C. Paquette, T. Vandermeulen, J. Baillargeon, and G. Roy examine material recently received for the College Catalog Library. 'TT'

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These sophomores, lst ROW3 D. Despres, N. Hevey, D. Allie, R. Bertrand, 2nd ROW5 R. LeBel, B. Kerns, B. Rucl, D. Tardiff, and R. Jacques project the spirit that all sodalists should possess. These upperclassmen con- tribute greatly to the success of its projects. They are lst. ROW5 R. Laroche, R. Grenier, L. Dumouchel, M. Guignard. 2nd ROW5 M, Guerette, L. Hevey, J. R. Huot. Among our projects for the year we find a convention of York County Sodal- ities in November, an orphans' party and the delivering of baskets to poor families on the occasion of Christmas. SODA LITT 86 G. Roy, R. Mininni, R. Bourassa M. Boissonneault, R. Chretien S. Girard and R. St. Louis enter tain their orphan proteges at the Chrism as party. The major apostolates of the year con- sisted in activating the Apostleship of Prayer in the school and the formation a chapter or committee on Decency in Literature on the high school plane. Baillargeon, C. Paquette and