St Martin of Tours High School - Victoria Yearbook (Millinocket, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

VICTCRIA Presen Ted by THE ANNUAL STAFF Sf Murfm of Tours Hugh School Mlimockef Maine l953 f xi' L XA? .26- ANN B LANDRY Ed tor f VICTORIA LOIS ANN BOUCHARD Bus ess M nag r contents fbecfacalwn Qaafluala Glu-Mu N . . IIORGWORC Within the pages ot this '53 VICTORIA the reader will become acquainted with the most spirited class of grad- uates ever known. Privileged with Catholic learning, and naturally equipped with zest and zeal for the betterment of its surroundings, this group may justly be called, L-l-V-E-W-I-R-E-S May they exploit their natural re- sources to advantage, and the world will really be better for their having lived in it. With God's help, it can be done! f,,-ek .Q- SC 41 V I ALMA MAT ER As we, the class ot '53 Prepare to soon depart, We wear the smiles that cover The sadness in our heart. We are anxious to begin A lite that's all so new, Yet there's an oche in every heart Dear Alma Mater for you. Sheltered by your loving cloak ln the years so swiftly past, Our gratitude we will show ln the role which we ore cast. - Margaret Andrick UIIUII EIDUIJ IIIZIIID Em IIE illfllflflfl CKUIID .Ill I-17N 4 B'-H-2gC,,1' Z z fgf mlli llllll AQ T f luillli- EE E EE ,gf 3 Zifizi Q u.uu.u 14' Q QQ, 0 COAT of ARMS SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS HIGH SCHOOL Mount Katahdm klssed by the rlsmg sun Spruces showlng pulp lndustry Rnver flowing through Mnllmocket Bnrd Martm mmbus fhaloj representing St Martm Tour symbolnzes OF TOURS Sword miracle of St Martm s cloak molme Faith Increased by attendnng Catholuc school Laurel success strlven for at school Scroll of Paper Mnllmocket lndustry chrrstogram :deal of school students Lamp knowledge acquired un Hugh School Motto Quad Sursum, Volo V1dere l am resolved to look upwards, from Qumn family escutcheon. Most approprlate because of Father Qulnn'sfound1ng ofthe school. Designed by Rev. 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PRAY FOR PS. 3 my ffvlig-ge F' sw, OGCICAUCN ln keepung with the 15th anmversary of the open I ng of the Mulllnocket Convent flttang that recognition be given it IS highly of O L of the Holy Rosary to our devoted Sisters for The undaunted zeal dlsplayed wnthln this lapse of time Therr unselfn sh Interest may well serve as o challenge tnn s Hugh to all the graduates of St 'vlar f Therefore, we sincerely and gratefully dedlca e this third edltlon ofthe VICTORIA B ifvf 'hr A :- WYE wily 53 J-5' tis' uri i '-. f,1.54...g-wi---.lzn 5- .. Y,.1i,',k.Y'Ql ..'f.J - 1,,Zf--21- 4 'yi . f-lf:-:..g,1,,,4A,V,,,, A gg. X '- : szi 4 .r LN.. 'T - zffg'gsef?fgf':- 'ki '62 i ,:: . .1 an-K' 11 - et- - lg- . .mn-.stage 3: 1 2. . . 'vi-f.'1rA':-f: 'u'fX:s:1::.9 J'1.f'9.-.fini-f-9 vo- J- 52:1 2- Mr . . . . , . . t . . . : 'w n-A , A ig ' 1 'TAY fi ' .- -' ,Jw , ,, e ...ff 5- 'S ,N-.31 '-T-f 4 v1-,-5:4-',k '. 34,13 4 q, ll .C ,fy i n .,,,-'Ae af' 1 . E,-w, gn ., ,, t. .94 . I f-54.5, ' :Y ' - ., 11- flzfij-W? ?...- fill 551,-, 'gif I.-x' . ' x 1' -' ' 2 Y e 1 .V aw, -:,', . ' f qi ' SISTER MARY OF ST. VIATOR Superior ' II SISTER MARY OF MERCY ul 'r SISTER MARY OF ST CLARENCE ta 0 e auncleesses QV SISTER MARY OF ST JOHN SISTER MARY OF ST ALBERTA W S' 1.3! , r Vin l REVEREND MOTHER MARY OF ST. ROSE Superior General f' F' MOTHER MARY OF ST. FORTUNAT General Supervisor of Our Schools L ,. MOTHER HOUSE f the Sisters of O. L. ofthe Holy Rosary Rimouski, P. Q. N0 ry Holy Rosary Sodolity X f f lg X fl N X W prays Our Lady To enshroucl f wnflw lwer Profecfmg Mantle flue Class of 1953 asomowo o ow-W0 ws-o 0 owe 0 0-owe obo f Valli!!- ,Q congratulate the Class of 1953 8080- A, -v 49 -5, A A. THE KXIGHTS UI Olfll I XDX ' ill! f'ii'aQi 'ff' A -'Q .f l l l 'rl J- .. K., ,,'..v-.. ttlbiv' 15' .r ,: k!' ss .Q- Z '- - - 4,52 411 ft 1 u '1 WW x! NA! L.-'xx -f Q, .., V 'L ,J LL -4 L, uf l I htel u..L,b Gzgmu' Lxw 1 V .J J Q X . -S -5 ACl11I!1lSU2A1SlOl1 4 LC ' X9 1 gi 1 V!! MW N I' 'E 'Q K You re Improving Ralph' RECOGNITION Sincere recognuhon To our Venerable Father Quinn, whom we consider an lnsplrer, a guide and a nofeworfhy benefactor , . . I as , REV CONRAD L HEUREUX, Asst Pastor Curate Worthy of our grafiiude is Rev Conrad L Heureux for his devotedness in our behalf 1 REV. THOMAS M. LEE fexcult xx f REVEREND JOSEPH D QUINN Pastor Superlnfenclenf SR MARY OF ST VIATOR r s r Principal R ugnon 4 Lahn 'I 2 3 4 Frencl1'l2 American History VICTORIA Staff Adviser Moderator of Knlglwis of Our Lady SR MARY OF ST CLARENCE r s r R rglon 3 Englush 'l 2 3 4 Cuvl s World Hnstory Moderator ofTl1e Soclallfy Y ELIZABETH OF THE ROSARY MAR Religion l General Sclence Biology Chemustry Typewrlflng l 2 S yn-vw Assusfant REVEREND CONRAD L. HEUREUX Reluglon 3 4 Boys Aflwletlcs SR MA Rellguon 2 General Buslness General Moth G Tr Bookkeepmg Algebra eorne y Shorthand SR MARY OF ST JOHN of the S H Glrls Physical Education Smgnng SR MARY OF ST ANDREW A r s Home Economics X if E 1 , l l X X l X XX K X 1 f Xx l 1 .elvr I .. --.,2..-, '--' .u A RY OF ST. VINCENT FERRER, r.s.r gl.. I .' SR. . h . . ,r. .r v qnaouates X, Z J S ,,, -: if I 3' 1 N .Q .'. I A :A - . .. . Irv , kn- ' A A V 'f: f'ife J g 7 -1. A 1 fi 'gy fx 1 , k ,A A, . V .,, S S xgx f il - 9' JOANNE ALBERT Spirited frail nanvely bold Allne Ku mer Sodalrty 12 3 4 Science Club 3 Sensor Play MARGAR ET ANDRICK A quaint preclslon rules her days Allne Knlmer Sodallty I 2 3 4 Study Circle Secretary 3 Science Club 3 Class Secretary 3 Class resident 4 Sensor play LLEWELLYN BARON A woman IS a dnsh for the gods Shakespeare Knight of Our Lady 2 3 4 Secretary of Krughts of Our Lady 4 Study Cnrcle Treasurer 2 Sclence Club Pres: dent 3 French Club 3 Class Vnce Presxdent A Basket ball 3 Representative to Dingo Boys State3 Senlorplay 3 gf- DARL ENE BOUCHARD if' Though she be little she is fierce -Shakespeare Sodality 'I-2-3-4' Science Club 3' Senior Play , ner . if lp Vid LOIS ANN BOUCHARD ve tapped the wlnd swept heights wnfh easy grace John Glllespl Magee Jr Sodalvfy 13 4 Science Club Secretary 3 Business Man 'dv ager 4 Senior Play RALPH CARUSO He s sudden If a rhrng comes IU hrs head 'Q Shakespeare Knight of Our Lady 2 3 4 Study Circle President 4 5 ence Club 3 French Club 3 Lafln Club 3 Cla s CI l O h tra 2 Semor Play if JOAN GAGNIER I was not born under a rhymlng planet Shakespeare Sodaluty 12 3 4 Science Club 3 Senior lay fk ANN LANDRY X llCCl1CIO1l 111 For Truth and lusflce walk abroad Vllfll her Theodore Maynard 5OClGllYy 12 3 4 Sfudy Clrcle Vlce President 2 Science Club 3 French Club Presldenf 3 Lafm Club Vice President 3 Orchestra 2 3 Ednfor In Chnef of Vlf'TO RlA Head Cheerleader A Sensor Play -531. 5 III! ' - ' ' .ll 1 . . Q' , . V '--' I . I - ' 5 gr r Pr ki a 1 - ' - - .rn f . - 1 I . . 2 1 r'rA - . . - . - 1 1 f 3 j ,X K President 2gBaslce1'bal 3-Ag rc es 5 ' . X X V ml it .2 .lr me ff' V95 X ' ll ' 1' T .J . - - - ' , A . P an - - - n V . - - J I . . - . 1 . CARY LANDRY Let us make an honorable retreat Shakespeare Knight of Our Lady 2 3 4 Science Club 3 Basketball 3 Senior Play YY' SHIRLENE LAPLANTE 'ff Her halr a ruffled crest of gold Shakespeare Sodallty l 2 3 11 Science Club 3 Latnn Club 3 Clrchestra 2 3 Class Vice President 2 Senior play JOYCE MCKINNON Thou speakest wlser than thou art aware -fake Shakespeare Sodallty l 2 3 11 Sodallty Secretary 4 Study Circle Vnce Scrence Club 3 Class Secretary 4 Forum Leader A, Representative to CCD 4 Senior Play ,ffm ,...,, CHARLENE OUELLETTE . S lllll mm 1 Whose words all ears held captive 5hC1lfeSpeGre Sodalxty 'I 2 3 4 Study Clrcle Secretary 2 French Club Y 3 Science Club 3 Latin Club 3 Class President 3 Cheerleader A Sensor Play ll YY k . I . - . - ' ' I I if N - H- ' - - - 5 ' : ' 2 - F , l . I . . if ' ,, j U - .H t A ,U President 35 Latin Club Secretary 35 French Club 35 ftp ' 1 5 1 L F . c, V ' af s X 1 u , 2 'zu Al f .. . .w . 'I . - - D I . I : ' 1 J z 5 . VERNA SANTERRE With malice toward none with charlty for all So alaty 'l 2 3 4 Sodallty Treasurer 11 Science Club 3 Senlor Play 4715 Tb- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Margaret Andrlck Presudent Llewellyn Baron V President Charlene Ouellette, Secretary Lols Ann Boucher, Business Manager .1- ' Edgar Lee Masters ,,,n ZOLA MAY TARDY The mrrror of all courtesy Shakespeare Sodallty l 2 3 4 Vnce prefect 4 Latun Club 3 French Club 3 Science Llub Vlce Presldent 3 Representative 'sr-- f-ia to CCD 4 Sensor lay ELIZABETH THIBODEAU l ll speak In a monstrous little volce Shakespeare Sodalvty I 2 3 4 Pretec? 4 Science Club 3 French Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Senior Play l 4,17 -...if l s fa 5 X I 3' ,, . . I . . .,, A . d ' - - - 2 ' - 1 ' z S 3' , b A K 9' W , L. g.-1, ' up E, , fa ' up ,L f K I it . -P .. - . I . Q E f ', if . A ll Y ' ' ' L-all 1 . r 1 1 - xx 'IE 2, W tk! A X3 11 I A V7 I sf , All K c x , 'C 'fx 9 C A W 'I - ' inf YM A f IN mGmOl2lAm .ar5 1.1 You Loveo usxou oo snu. We Loveo You we EVERWILL AYNE FERLAND E 1936 949 E1 . 1','NM I Q A X ...................................................... g 5 annual staff o5un1,.r.v.: ,A+ M aw.--Q 'Q -W-ps,,,,,,.--p..,-r.,,,,, ... ..-.s.......,,. The Yearbook Staff hurrying to get their finished work out in Time. S ii 1 li Seniors typing for the '53 VICTORIA The Senior Class Pres. congratulating the winner of the Patron Drive Lieweilyn Boron SEHIGR C Up the Hill Comecl Abbie Field. . . Hester Field ......... Alabaster fColored Mclidl . . Herbert Sox ......... Evy Field .... Robert Hall . . . Baldwin Ellis ..... Geraldine Elvira Jones. . Annie Brown Sax . . Muggsy Wood . . . Mrs. Sax . . . DLA To Paradi se' -Drama Verna Sanferre Loss Ann Bouchard Joyce McKinnon Cary Landry Darlene Bouchard Llewellyn Baron Paul Laplante Charlene Ouellette Shnrlene Laplante Ralph Caruso Zola May Tardy O60 lf Who, I S this 9 rye! 44 ine Elvira Jones. Se, 6 here eo! mme, Of Le Joanne Albert Margaret Andrick Llewellyn Baron Darlene Bouchard Lois Ann Bouchard Ralph Caruso Joan Gagnier Ann Landry Cary Landry Shirlene Laplante Joyce McKinnon Charlene Ouellette Verna Santerre Zola May Tardy Elizabeth Th ibodeau H PERSONAL TRAITS most helpful most sociable best mannered prettiest smile most agreeable best looking best dressed best school spirit most independent most quiet most likely to succeed most talented most famous most dutiful heartiest laugh tiniest shrillest voice girl's biggest thrill quickest temper biggest flirt most childish most always accompanied fastest gum-chewer corniest most undecided most outspoken most elaborate most unpredictable most original speller most talkative Llewellyn Baron, chosen Kung of 53 crowns has Queen Joyce McKnnnon while her attendants Charlene Ouellette and Ann Landry look on with aclmnratnon .1 The newly crowned queen enloymg her peaceful reign. i. . -l f- LI' j Q ,. cj, ,N ' , ' . - ' , 7, 'vzlf f , , on b V ,y V .r 1: :'L-3,45 ,.. .. , .,, 5 V, lmfkvvwv ' QA fl ,- 'L . '-.' .- 4 ,, ,N ..:'-i A- ' . 1' h,v,'--A' - ,. V' I ' ,fl , K. '. . - I - I ,K A. Y , Q- ' X Y ,f 1 A I , p QA- , ,fry Afjtg' 'aj Ak K . :fl li 1, . Y ' J, 'ms Ht' - - QE V O Wx 136 J W - f T N SIs11 R lXlARY OF C1 ARFNICE Gloria Frle eral d Jacobs Preslclenf ri 'NfN Dwyer Mary Jean Yeo Vuce Pres I Judith MacMullen Secretary M Teresa aey Merldyth Ronald Albert s.. i fXf.X lante Dougall Paul Lap Alice Mc Loui Fellxlne Cote . ST. . .. . G . . . - . J K K e in l l 1 . D I l n l Inf 1, fl? l s Belange Jccquel me Monfelfh Walter McDougall WW fem 5 ,.-f 'Karr Charles Osborne Ann CIVIellO Vern a Ayofte Sf' I ll 'Xf Melvin Raymo nd Glenwood Tardy 'QVAV Z' J VX June Levesque Jccquel me Boutcugh 'T Irene Lcngossey Shirley Bernalcl-me .F , . nr, ' eel .' l an l fi., 4 4 - lf e L fl ' ms ll il X K Ii lr- :rv Q ' f n , n gm.. . A W if . 5, W ,, ..,. V 4. A :lu K 'i A . V A ' .-.lzzgiff M f ll A u . f f? ew' V lelnlne 2 . . 1 L e ,,4 V Q ,fy 'xx Wage-2 i Qi. W r 2 NL Ann Simond Nelson Violetfe Cora Ouellef 'N Ernesfine Sonterre Ronald Perry ,f-'N nv -.- ,Xxx JL X Ga. 27.5 Patricia McLain President 5 Dwinal Dcxigle Joan Cyr Jacqueline Griffin Leo King yu -cgi? va-s'V v-.., ,Vi We-nv x yi? i ,A ll ,.,, F9 'f 2 D3 4195, ff. P Pegg 3, xl 35: .' XL! I , ,X W I Ann Ouel leffe Vi ce Pres Elo le K Trl ey Beverly lv rclwoud Rodney Corrlveau Mavus Nile -ff.: JZ- if C351 Vlncl P lourde .1-' X. Franklin Wal slu Fred Hunter gl' lyv X1 James Hrnes Counselor I5-n A L x ifvln, ' '1'i!.' ' ,s . , Q . J' K ,-jhgyfff , A fifirff 1' V... Jijzliii'-5 gnzgffgizizglg 'f W xi ,ff A Y ' 'jx' ,K - 9 . d' . ' l V V ,- Patricia Andrick ,lj Mi A V X Margaret Berry ,mf of 139 Patricia Blanchette ' Q ' X , fi I IL . Ew?f'm7,mw7 Ji Deanna Mosca Dorothy R f Il : - 5 i Richard Bouchard Y Sharon Bouchard 5:9 Class officers at work. Edwina Doucette Q- Lows Gagnon Maryline Soucie Harry Jacobs Judiih Donley Sandra Salem but we can do our share. 3 4 x 1 1 , V I I - wa fm rly Thibodeau Cecile Thibodeau '13 .ff V xx Q sr Raymond Level l lee Joan Levasseur -on f'-'73 yr . at 'K S- ? Leonard Plourde Q.:-Lf f ' an l 5,r f Ernest Santerre A . V, V, KZ , X i ,y ,VAA' Harold Sawyer ,Qu . ar Cf' av lm , Shirley Simond students have the privilege ofa priest for their religion classes x .-1n1un Lab pupils showing their ability in the distillation of water and preparing Nitric Acid. T A X22 I. Future homemakers??? This is valuable training, girls. hl-H1165 SEPTEMBER 4- St. Martin's opens its doors again to school- hungry students. The registration has increased, we are now 78. The Senior class got right to work, it chose Ann Landry as Editor-in-chief of the i953 Victoria, which is dedicated to the foundresses of the Millinocket convent. They also proudly dis- played their colors: maroon and ivory. 5- The St. Thomas Aquinas Study Circle convened to meet the green freshmen and other new faces. We elected all male officials for a change. After this strenuous business a social was suggested, moved, and unanimously agreed upon. 9- More electionsl This time for the Knights of Our Lady and in utmost secrecy. Nevertheless, they were proud to present Buddy Jacobs as Supreme Knight, Glen Tardy as assistant, Llewellyn Baron Secretary, and Harold Sawyer as Treasurer. The Senior Class held its first meeting with Father Quinn as guest of honor. There were many different opinions on what would be our motto. After much deliberation, QUOD SURSUM VOLO VlDERE was final victor. TO- Together for the first social event ofthe year. We do have a great time at those parties. 'l2- That dazzling light isn't the sunl The Juniors iust received their class rings which shone almost as brightly as their faces. l6- Tile workers arrived today. St. Martin's High is about to have glistening floors laid. 'l7- The Freshmen displayed dramatic talent when they presented us with a skit entitled 'Happy Birth- day, Constitutionn. Secause ofthe excellent per- formance, we were relieved oi homework that day. 22- Something new has been cddedt cheerleaders. We iust hope that Ann Landry, captain, Betty Thibodeau, Shirlene Laplante, Gloria Friel, and Mary Jean Yeo will ignite the fuse for explosive yells at basketball games. 26- Time marches on! lt's been 'l5 years since the Sisters ot the Holy Rosary carne to Millinocket. We celebrated the day with morning mass and en- ioyed a free afternoon from school. OCTOBER 3- First open forum. Joyce McKinnon, the new leader, proved her worth by keeping the students alert. 9- Senior Mothers' food sale was a tremendous success. lt only goes to show that we have many benefactors. 'l6- The first work for the '53 Victoria goes to press! We'll slowly whittle down that stack of work. 22- At the social, Father L'Heureux showed movies about our pioneers in their first days of school. Those baby faces are puzzling to match to the people we now see. Bl- Watch the birdie, Seniorsl This is that once-in life-time thrill! 1952-5 NOVEMBER 13- Ouchl What a beginningl Basketball gets a 50 to 71 Slaughter by Schenck's varsity in St. Martin's first game. 17- Our basketball players were more evenly matched at Oakfield, but we ended behind again. 21- Our Senior fund is swelling. The card party netted about 5165. Thank you, people- 25- Vie're iinxedl We were sacrificed to and at lsland Falls-- 75 to 37. 27- Thanksgiving recess. We have loads to be thankful for, so it takes us 4 days to think of it. Who's griping? DECEMBER 9- A Maryknall father, Rev. Dominic Morisette, showed some movies and gave us a talk about the need of missionaries in foreign lands. He also taught us to twist our tongues around a few Spanish phrases. 12- Lady Luck is with us. Medway bowed to our 36-point lead. 17- Today marks the 48th anniversary of our be- loved pastor's service in the Holy priesthood. 19- Phewl Medway was skunked on the home floor. lt's good for our ego. Eyes are sparkling in antic- ipation of two glorious holiday weeks coming. 29- Seems like old times with familiar faces back for a visit at the Alumni social. Seniors were pre- sented with autograph books by the Faculty. Thank you, Teachers. JANUARY 5- We greet the second semester with new resolu- tions. 7- Forgot our A-leaf clover when we went to LaGrange. Defeated by 53 to 46. 13- Group pictures taken. We chose King and Queen of '53 as Llewellyn Baron and Joyce Mc- Kinnon. 16- A tight squeeze but Wytopitlock came in on tap. That basketball is getting us down! 21- Generous parishioners donated time and work to improve our gym. Thank you again. 25- The Senior Play was a great dramatic success. We scored 143 laughs. 27- Heavens! what a gamel Nip and tuck all the way but Oaktield topped us by one basket. 29- Consolationg we don't lose by big margins now. Schenck's score was only 10 points more. Finished mid-years. Maybe Eisenhower will remedy this torture. FEBRUARY 2- Announced the honor parts: Ann Landry, Valedictorianp Charlene Ouellette, Salutatoriang with Joyce McKinnon, Margaret Andrick, and Shirlene Laplante as honor essayists. That repe- sents four years of hard work, girls, Juniors and Seniors producing a Radio Script entitled River Angel 'i 1 ,.. .-.-un-.ew--M--1 Il D' J 1 is P X' X V... 1' 41 I gg, Mother St. Viator teaching us to Amo, amos, amat . . .. . i 3 1 L..l .......De if L .-..1...,... 0 ,Z Parlez-vous francais? Louis, explain 'dun again, please 1' w Attention bosses! We're training in bookkeeping and filing. Mother St. Vincent explaining supplementary angles. Club carrying out Parliamentary order. Miss President, I move . .. 10- The team traveled all the way to Wytopitlock to be beaten again. 11- Distinguished visitors in school today. The Reverend Mother, Superior General of our Sisters of the Holy Rosary and Mother St. Fortunat, General Supervisor of Classes. 14- The Valentine Beano's success enables the team to go to tourney at Portland in proper style. 17- Had a Mardi Gras social in the afternoon for a change. Also a cage victory over Schenck JV's. 20- First try at a tournament. Our boys didn't bring home any prize, but considering the odds they did fine. MARCH 3- The last finished pages of the Victoria were carefully wrapped and mailed to the printers. That was a iob! 4- No sooner do we finish one task but another arises. Commencement activities have to be com- posed and learnt. 26- sophomores are dazed by the assortment of class rings, Choosing from such a variety like that is tough. APRIL 1- A break in the routine. Easter vacation gives us this welcome interruption. 8- Everybody's abounding activity at this social has been collected during this past penitential season. MAY 6- The King and Queen of '53 were formally crowned tonight at the Coronation Party. The royalty and regalness of the sovereigns and of their attendants was very fitting. 14- The Sodality now has new officers. The Juniors were elected to these positions today. lt's a strange grown-up feeling when they think of how close to Seniors they are. JUNE 7- The only funny part of graduation: Class Night! lt's a pleasant relief to laugh at these nonsensical stunts. 14- Baccalaureate at the 8 o'clock Mass. Following this the Senior Banquet was served. ln the evening: GRADUATlON. The grand finale yet iust a beginning The Seniors no longer stand as a class, but as individuals. 15- Off to Canada: St. Ann de Beaupre, the miracle worker. 'Enioy yourselves, it's later than you think . Au revoirl U1-abd Spuuluh eowmzos Bnothens, unc A.. mu., ml.4..,... 1953 ChOll2 sooausts UBRAI2 There's music in The cur! Mother Sf. John has us an measure H-.., N-M Sodolity Council of an important meeting. m n :rf BASKEIBAH 1952 1953 ST MARTIN OF TOURS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIDN Patsey Caruso Rosario Caruso Joseph Civiello Patrick Comeau George Galvin Lawrence Gonya Orville Gonya Clarence Harrigan Paul Kelleher Lucien Lemieux Frank LePage Miles Mahan Jerry Mulroney Gil bert Nadeau Patrick Ouellette Peter Raymond Frank Rush Gerard Rush. H. A. M. Rush Michael Ryan Woodrow St. Peter Fred Salem George Smart John Walsh John Ward D.M.D. yi'-Q Rev Conrad W L Heureux Director John Sullivan M D President Chester Matangelo Treasurer Carroll Rush Secretary OUR IIIRSU CNEEQIGACGRS e f Qhrl A. Landry, captcing E. Thibodeaup M. Jean Yeo: S. Lcplanteg G. Friel. Y QI earn' 4. 1 'vs Louis Belanger Glenwood Tardy fs .- r if .fgjv A Ralph Caruso ' rl , , a N-1 i , -hx. Assistant ,.,9 3 - ' 53221 K x A ..x-.EQ he-X . ' to 'P Gerald Jacobs, Manager A Charles Osborne . :L r -1 7' 7 1 . f :rf ,lgi ff'l'Q2ffs. f .ips I- 1 X ll . .rl ' A s X .'??l.,,.fg 11355 K5 'ylr f NK 'WE-W' 5 -' ' ff 3 . N- , .9 -.1 Ronald Albert X A ff J .x r' K V XX:--,A if i J , v his N Q ,. - V 1 1' - 1' fl if V, NW... , J l 95 . V , xr ,s ' 'N X k H X X xv s x I V I K :,L' gr 15' , .. 4, J TJA, , HGI'0ld Scwyer Ernest Sanferre Harry Jacobs Louis Gagnon 'ins x, fx Elf fi-v W Ranald Perry iss- 4 W. James Hines scheoule AHC SCORES Martln Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martm Martin Martm Martln Martun Martln Martin Martln East Mlllmocket Oakfleld lsland Falls lsland Falls LaGrange Medway Medway LaGrange Wytopltlock Oakfleld East Mlllmocket J s Wytopltlock East Mnllmocket J V s TOURNAMENT GAME Newburyport Mass alumni With our Alumni numbers increasing we are spreading out more widely The southernmost point, Connecticut, has drawn many from our fold Norma Landry as earning her living as a cosmetic saleslady in Hartford Don t you agree that matching lipstick to fair ladies is lust her element? lf Theresa Jamieson acts as If in stratosphere, she has a perfect right She is doing office work In an AIR PLANE factory there Beverly Walsh sells department store merchandise and we are sure her smile helps The Nutmeg State has also attracted Shirley Pelkey As this goes to press, Roland Blanchette is further south than Connecticut but the U S Navy moves him at will We have no representative in the Arctic yet, but we are as far as Chatham, N B in the person of Jim Daley St Thomas college is trying to make a professor out of him If Edwina Bouchard didn t already have a regulation garb, we might sug gest a parka for her She is north too In Rlmouskl St Martin of Tours not only has our parish and school to guard but our Edwma lt IS only fitting and proper for her to represent us in the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Of course, the good old home town is the best of any proven by the numbers still near Alma Mater Sylvianne Alberts voice and disposition brings a little sweetness In Emerson s Pharmacy John Costello and Bob Gulmond are getting valuable experience in the grocery business Bob serves the First National cus tomers while John does the trucking for Monhlgan Market Francis Vlenneau has gotten one of those letters from Uncle Sam but he hopes to get into the Air Force before the final word rs said Maybe he Il find some of Theresa s notes tucked In the seat upholstery June Murphy is now Mrs Reginald Day and they are living In Medway Rena Santerre Hughes IS at home also while her Al is serving our country in Kored We hear that Billy Rush Frank Manzo, and Ronny Bouchard are behind the Great Northern s big expansion program Congratulations boys' Mary Griffin, Olga Brigalli, and Cecile Lagassey are still in town but we suspect that the southern attraction will carry them away soon too The Pioneers have started on the second generation Joanne Mayo Burleigh is Stevie s mother but we feel entitled to coll him ours, also Jo, Stevie and Papa Lee are living in town Right now Pauline Plourde Mascetta is knitting tiny garments and when this is in print she will be singing lullabyes Poll and her Jim are leaving the hearthsnde to settle somewhere out of state Spreading out over territory at this rate, we soon will be forced to petition our Creator for an annex to the world to accommodate St Martin s Alumni C U - . 0 . . . , . . - . , . . -- . . . . cheer to Daisey's Coal and Oil customers. Beatrice Raymond's smile provides the . , . . . . . , . , . . i . I . , . . . . . ' , 1 u . 1 . , . class of 1952 4 AP Q X eff Seated R Santerre C Lugcssey O Brlgalll S Pelkey T Jamieson Standing J Costello R Gulmond J Murphy F Vlenneau M Griffin W Rush R Blancheffe ADDRGCIAU GHS The 1953 VlCfOYIG Staff washes to thank the many patrons and advertnsers for their whole hearted cooperation and most necessary financial support It also washes to guve speclal recognltlon to the faculty advisor to the local photographer and to the printers for theur valued suggestuons and ands ln producing this Issue of the Vlctorla To all who In different ways were of assistance the Stott extends a heartfelt Thank You o 0 Reverend Protopapas O N l DAURGHS Reverend Joseph D Quinn Pastor Rev Conrad l. Heureux Asst Pastor Mnlllnocket Reverend Wllfred Albert Berwnck Reverend C J Enright Biddeford Reverend Peter W Hamel North Vassalboro Ml l l moclcet Reverend L lonel McKeone Blddelord Reverend John McSweeney East Mnllnnocket Father Clarence Laplante O F Buddeford Mr and Mrs John Albert Miss Sylvlanne Albert Mrs Rosel :ne ADdfIClC Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Malcolm Appleby Joseph Ayotte Norman Ayotte Everett Barnes Joseph Baron Bucksport Reverend J P Sevngny North Carlbou Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Miss Evelyn Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Arthur Bllodeau George Blssonnette O W Blssonnette Camnlle Blanchette Blanchette James Blanchette Joseph Blanchette Nr Roland Blanchette Mr Wnlfrud Blanchette Lou! s Baron and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mark Baron Muruo Baron Allred Beaulieu Wnlllam Beaulieu Walllam Beaulieu Jr Lou: s Belanger MISS Annie Berardlcurtl Mr and Mrs Regus Bernauche Mr and Mrs ScottJ Bolduc Mr and Mrs Thomas Bond Mrs Diana Bossle Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Charles Bouchard Edward Bouchard Hector Bouchard Henry Bouchard Henry P Bouchard Joseph Bouchard . . M. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baron . ' ' Mr, ' . . . Mr. . - - Mr. . ' . ' ' Mr. . ' - - Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' ' . Mr. . Mr, ' Mr. . . ' ' ' ' Mr. . . and Mrs Lawrench Bouchard and Mrs Norman Bouchard Ronald Bouchard and Mrs Rene Bouley Mrs J L Bouthote Mr and Mrs Clarence Bourgeous Mr and Mrs Wllllam Boutaugh Mlss Olga Brsgalll Mr and Mrs Donald Brown Mr and Mrs Perley Brown Mr and Mrs Danlel Daley Mr James W Daley Mr Lawrence Daley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs BessleN Davis R N Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W George DeCourcy Wallace Delahanty Gaylon Donley Harold Donley Peter Gormley Honorable Judge Doyle MIS s An to I nette Brunette Mr and Mrs Frank Brunette Gerald Burke and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dems C Lee Burleigh Villa Caron Rosario Caruso vlel lo Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Robert Walter Duprey Ralph Dwyer Harold Ellus Emerson and Mrs and Mrs Muss Katherl Robert Hamm Amos Hetu Joseph Hmes Albert Hughes Nell lppolltl ne Jacobs Mr and Mrs Martin L Jamleson MISS Theresa Jamieson Mr and Mrs Harold Jones Mr Garfield Jones Postmaster Mr and Mrs G L Joslyn Mnss Mary Knely and Mrs Jerry Kumball Leo Kung Jr Mrs Frederick G Clark Mr and Mrs Leo Clark Nr and Mrs Ernest Clowes Mr and Mrs Wllllam Corbm Mrs Thomas Corrigan Mr John G Costello Mr and Mrs Paul Costello Mrs Ludsvlne Cyr Mr and Mrs Paul T Cyr Mr and Mrs Levute Dangle Mr and Mrs Rosalre Dangle Mr and Mrs George Ferland Mass Geraldme C Ferrls Miss Dorothy Foster Mr and Mrs Joseph Frlel A Frnend Mr and Mrs Ellas Gagnuer and Mrs John Galvm l-l C Gates and Mrs Wlllard George Mr and Mrs Bernard Gerry Mlss Mary Griffin Mr and Mrs Alex Gulmond Mr Robert Gulmond Mu ss Joan Hamm and Mrs and Mrs Mass Cecnle Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Sylvan Kung Adolphe LaForest Lagassey Roger Lagassey John Landers Alex Landry Charles Landry Davsd Landry Leon Landry Norbert Landry Mass Norma Landry Ruchard Landry U S C G Mr and Mrs Leonsdas Laplante Mr and Mrs Luonel Laplante J Mr. . . . 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Mr and Mrs Lucien Lemieux Mrs Mary Emma Lepage Mr and Mrs Nelson LeVasseur Mr and Mrs Wxltrud Levesque Mr and Mrs Wnlluam Levesque Jr Miss Mary Lynch Mrs and Mary MacEachron John E Mackun and Mrs Percy lwacMullen Franklin Monzo and Mrs James Mascetta and Mrs Kenneth Mattall and Mrs Ernest Mayo Mlss Rose Mary McAtee Russell McAuslln and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harold McDougall Manmng McKunnon Allen McLain Walluam McNamee Danlel McQuarr1e Mr and Mrs Clifton Nickless Paul Noyes Barber Shop Mr and Mrs Joseph Ouellette Louis Ouellette and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ond Mrs and Mrs Jack Pe and Mrs and Mrs Patrlck Ouellette Ralph A Ouellette Walter Ouellette Fred Pasqulne Peter Pasquzne Romus Pasqulne llcey Peter Pelkey Emlle Pelletler Mrs Charles Pennlngs Mr and Mrs Cyrul Perry and Mrs Walter Plneau and Mrs Percy Punette Raymond Plante Gxlbert Plourde and Mrs Harry Rush and Mrs Raymond Rush Wllluam Rush W E Russell r Michael J Ryan and Mrs Woodrow St Peter lem s Store and Mrs Clarence Santerre and Mrs Herbert Santerre Elwood R Sawyer D C B L Seelye and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Peter SImOf'1d Percy Soucle M C Spruce George Surrette Albert Sweeney Dems Tardy Ozlme Tardy George Thubodeau Nicholas Thompson and Mrs George Mlchaud and Mrs Henry Mlchaud Miss Adello M onaco Mass Eumce Monaco Mr and Mrs Leon Montenth Mr Lloyd Montgomery Miss Isabel Murphy Mr and Mrs John Murphy Mr and Mrs Leonard Murphy and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Henry Plourde Westly Porter E A Provost John Quinn Miss Beatrice Raymond Miss Maxune Raymond Mr and Mrs Phlllp Raymond Mr and Mrs Thomas Reynolds Mr and Mrs E L Robinson Mr Carroll Rush Treasurer Clerk and Tax Collector Mr Francis Vlenneau Mr and Mrs Joseph Vlenneau Mr and Mrs Leo Vlolette Mr and Mrs Gilbert Volslne Mlss Beverly Walsh Mr and Mrs Leonard Wedge Mr and Mrs Thomas Young Jr . . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. ' ' . . ' ' Mr. ' Mr. . . . . ' ' , . Mr. . ' M ' l - - Mr. I D Mr. . . . Mr.. . so I Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr- - Mr. . 4 Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. ' Mr. . . ' Dr. . , . . Mr. . Mr. Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. J. D. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pelletier Mr. Frank H. Speed ' - . ' Mr. . . . Mr. ' . . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . MF- - l ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr, Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr, ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. , Mr. . ' MY- - l Mr. . I Mr- - ' Mr. . . . - ' ' 52' Q f M? I cfm' W' ...Al i -iv .I R SULLIVAN MD COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS MARTINM SCHMIDT PAULG CORRIGAN 0 D COMPLIMENTS CQMPLIMENTS of of L W. Mom, D. 0. MARTIN E. snumlv, m.n. I 1 In ni I ' - :U Q gg. 'M W . ' , . ' nl I K A ak ' wf.5TL4'vv!Q A .IQ .Q N Y , .. , Ji R I .X i ,,,,V ff '.., xx 1 Ap: .. HV VA...., 4, 1f if -Q . 7 f m , :V 'if , A rv K Q kr Y .I I V V ,. x ,f vii in' - I ' ' VV 1 'i ' .gina of O I , C O l of of . O I I C. W. HARRIGAN. D.M.D. Dentist MILLINOCKET 8 EAST MILLINOCKET TRUST COMPANY General Banking Business COMMERCIAL PR NTING REED FUNERAL HOME P COmP'i 'e'1'S of THE MILLINOCKET Pnsss I 135 b TA '-1-1 Bm WMM Gfwwell OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTCGRAPH ER I COMPLIMENTS MARGARET MACMUllEN COMPLIMENTS PAT S DINER COMPLIMENTS PATSEY CARUSO FREEMAN S MONHIGAN MARKET Fresh Meat and Groceries Beer to fake out e 25313 Mlllrnockef I .... -. I I of of I I n . I 'k I ...... ...... I . -..- I of ink I I. - ' ' 61644051953 GREAT Nonn-:ERN PAPER coMPANY Baz' WMM 6 I th HARRYS CASH STORE 1 k f NIOSCONES PINE TREE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF FRESH MEATS FANCY GROCERIES GREAT NORTHERN I'IOTEl BEER .4 ALE TQ TAKE OUT T I ph MIILINOCKEI GAS COMPANY C PHIL FOR PHIlS GAS Gas Ranges -:- Refrigerators -:- Water Heaters 1 i Compliments of I Compliments of 0UEllETTE'S MARKET I Eos Millinoc e , Maine I T97 ll ll I WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES fo fhe GRADUATING CLASS SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS HIGH SCHOOL NADEAU S JEWELRY STORE GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GRADUATE Humllion Elgm Bulova Watches For the gifts youll glve with prlde Le? your leweler be your guide' Tel 371 MIEIIIIOCREE, Mume of I I . , . . . I I I O Compliments of I KATAHDIN INSURANCE AGENCY TEL. 420 62 PENOBSCOT AVE. PALMER DINARDO FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES RALPH BRAGDON RANGE AND FUEL OIL T h EDDIES BARBER SHOP PEIS BARBER SHOP TELEPHONE 334 COMPLIMENTS OF VIENNEAUS UPHOLSTERY SHOP MILLINOCKET MOTOR CO COMPLIMENTS B F HS JOESBMARYS Complimems of 1 I p 127 I I ' E of Specializing in I I COMPLIMENTS from Raw and Pasteurized Milk cmd Cream T., 58 A FRIEND JOHN SIMON E B CAMPBELL S GARAGE Clothing Sporting Goods General Auto Repom 9 Grocernes Medway Road Mlllnnocket JOHN F WALSH When you think of Jewelry WALSH S COMPLIMENTS Diamonds Watches Silverware Chlna and Sterlmg Large selection of reluglous goods Watch and Jewelry Repair CLAIRE S STYLE CENTER 'kii Mllllnocket East Mllllnoclcet l L I - l I 0 o . I . .n I is the store I A - - - of I . -2 i 1 A C SMART S SONS Kmunm nav clnnms Free puck up an Delivery Service PHILIP HIKEL Mlllnnockef 8. E Mllllnockef CONGRATULATIONS COM P L IM E N TS l'OfT' .los Gagllardl E Tel 225 Insurance Agency l0ZlER S GARAGE H E CUMMING S AutoA Ccesso nes Tsre Butfernes Tel 16 NEAT 8. GROCERY 68 Congress Sf Mullmockef f I I mrs muon suor of , I , COMPLIMENTS l R LEMIEUX COMPLIMENTS MIllINOCKET BOTTLING CO COMPLIMENTS BILODEAU ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CENTER TV Soles and Service COMPLIMENTS JAMES F KIMBALL TRADING C0 The Texaco FlIIlng Siuh 'kiii I2O Cen1rc1ISf Malllnocket Mcnne COMPLIMENTS WHAlEN S INC COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS FIRST NATIONAL STORE GENE S BARBER SHOP of gf o o ' 0 Of of I . . I PETER McPHETERS f . . .on 0 I 0 of of I COMPLIMENTS I of CHARLES MADDEN Hardware CONPLIMEN S DUMAS BROS TAXI O S GONYA THE FERlAND .IEWEIERS Dnamond Watches Gifts TOO Penobscot Ave Mllllnocket Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I953 WIllIAM IEVESOUE PERROW S RADIO SHOP Dealer for T e T dTeI 85 Bates St Tel 625 3 IVY S BEAUTY SHOP Try the Revlrex Wave Condntuonmg Wave Prop IvyK Jameson TeI 378 of of 0 Q O ' .5 ' ' I 'n I I PHILCO Television Sets 5 ' e on all Rudi ' nd n n o I ' ' S 1 ' o T I1A ' s CAROL BOUCHARD I llOYD G POUND School of Dance e Coffee Shop Tap-Toe-Bolle? and Acrobat JAMES T KEllEY mPL'I'E'ITS SALEM s Gnocznv sronz COMPLIMENTS L eonu ,c,Mu,phy AW, MADELINE S BEAUTY SHOP 266 Penobscof Avenue Te 9 MllllNOCKET I 0 WSE' 8' C0 snof Hosrlm oo oa I Quahty Shoe Repaurlng I Tel me C' so Fme Footwear for the ENTIRE FAMILY 0 'A k'k'k I . . I of I of AIwinTife 3-CI1anneI Aluminum I I. o o o dn U . . . . iii' ' i ii C om p lim en ts coMPuMENrs or G. H. LEAVITT, 0.D. of E. YOUNG, M.D. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF GERARD T RUSH JOHN F WARD ATTORNEY AT LAW Dairy FRANKW RUSHXSONS KEELEY S DA Y of Compliments of Compliments of . ' I R COMPLIMENTS of the .I PAUL KELLEHER FUNERAL HOME Mlllmocket Malne THE FLOWER SH OP ETHEL KELLEHER LOU MCEWEN Telephone 673 65 Highland Avenue Mllllnocket Maine Anywhere - - - At Any Time WILFRID POULIN Carpenter Work COMPLIMENTS T S K STORE MAHAN S GONYA METROPOLITAN LIFE INS JoI'mJ Brunette Agent The FamlIy Ouffltters Mnlimocket Me Tel 362 E W LEES HAT SHOP Complete Home Furnishers 327 Katahdln Avenue Kroehler Furnnture Summon s Mattresses Always the latest Styles PIEICO Realms Frigidaire Eetrlgeratirs in Mllllnery also ssotane appy oo mg as ove Moymg Washers Or1g1na1s by Mrs Lee IHOSIGFIBSI ACCGSSOFIGS Dove' Foxcfoff Mame I Hand Crochet Infant Wear of I . CO. P. . ARD ' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS NWN 5 comma nnucs BAKING COMPANY Ed Mclnnls Prescriptions BODDY S DAIRY Pasteurlzed Mnlk and Cream Tel 447 EDDIE S CLEANERS All types of cleaning s odorless keeps clothes clean LONGER COMPLIMENTS S J HIKEl STORE EUllER FURNITURE C0 COMPLIMENTS C W PREBlE Fuel O I Coal Wood Mlllmocket Maine VI0lETTE S GARAGE Lake Road General Repairing Used Cars Bought and Sold 'k'k'k ' I of gf I I I lf' -- of of o o ' s I of o o Q I i .. -. COMPLIMENTS of EUGENE RUSH FRED SAlEM Nation-Wide Food Store d - - M'll' Compliments to the C luss of 1953 MILLINOCKET .l0URNAl MlllINOCKET FRUIT C0 lEONA M YOUNG o COMPLIMENTS . of Teacher of PIANO ' Tel. 63-'I3 0 6 . . lEET'S SERVICE GARAGE Complimenfs of JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS KATAHDIN MOTORS, INC. HOMELITE POWER SAWS TELEPHONE 600 Tel. 355 HO Aroostook A G B MORAN Hart Schaffner S Marx Clothes Mallory Hats Van Heusen Shlrts Freeman Shoes CHARLES R STEEVES 8. SONS M U L R 0 N E Y Pnumsmo and HEATING T I 385 Pusteurlzed Milk and Cream e Uncorporcxtedl D A I R Y PETER RAYMOND S ME 0 PA ING G NG I mo A WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE COMPLIMENTS MIllER S GROCERY STORE HOTEl TERRACE lUCIllE S Fl0WER SHOP WEED S STORE JOSEPH AYOTTE BREIDY BROTHERS VAUGHN JONES TRUCKING ot I Sporting Goods Auto Parts and Accessories 24 Cherry Street of I of I I l Tel. 164 of Bicycle Shop Bicycles repaired and painted I i - l COMPLIMENTS of Tel. 537-ll Complete line of Graduation Clothes EMERSON S PHARMACY A Prescription Drug Store H A M RUSH Men s and Boys Store Come un and Inspect our Ime of handsome fabrlcs from whlch you may select your made to measure clothes Merchant Dealer for J L TAYLOR 81 COMPANY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION GRADE SCHOOL GRADUATION Gabardlne Sunts S21 50 S24 50 COMPLIMENTS BATTERY D 314th AAA Battallon coMPuMENTs or IIIIILLINOCKET THEATER GRILL There 15 a Ford rn your future WOLVERTON MOTORS Esso gas and o1ls Ford Sales and Servlce 260 Aroostook Avenue MILLINOCKET MAINE Tel 178 Z I 9 7 . . I of I Gabardine Suits 29.95 to 545' I Me N G I I I . QUINT 5 I KIDDIE cmmz clommc stone SERENE S BEAUTY SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS CHAS I RUSH C0 JOHN T lEVA ssun 8 SON S sowunc cmmz COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of I Millinockef Eos? Millinockef ' I of 77 Penobscot Avenue MISS HARDY'S GIFT SHOP Tel. 46-II C 0 M P L IM E N T S of of he N t FI ' S ' c. . . . . , - --1-l-il-ll.. COMPLIMENTS I of of 0 WOODWORK WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES fo fhe GRADUATING CLASS MILLINOCKET THEATER Compliments Compliments to the GEORGE SMART THE MILLINOCKET FouNDRY' I Movies Are Your Best Entertainment Buy Enjoy Them AT THE OPERA HOUSE Your Most Progressive Theater - I I Of GRADUATING cu-xss COMPLIMENTS MANAGER 8. CLERKS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS J J NEWBERRY CO SEARS ORDER OFFICE A8.P FOOD STORE FRANK CIVIEll0 Dentist GERAID AYOTTE ElECTRICITY BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC C0 Compliments of o I Eos? MiIIinocIce'l', Maine Woodwork and Sow-Filing I cufs the cos? of Beffer Living I in I COMPLIMENTS of the ST. 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