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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS of SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS' HIGH SCHOOL presents I VICTORIA 1954 5 P IHS? fOLdyfthHlyR ry 1954 JI JI 746 J' Q' , CE' 0 5 QI I JI A d ly p ented to the grclduoies Q M th M y of f. Rose, Su . General XL u o e o osa l KX . Q - , flux M Y aQecficaZ?5 J I To Our QUEE N-Mother above, With our hearts' confiding love, We offer this BOOK as CI prayer --- To be held in Her watchful care. Many a trustful mocking bird, lnto this Golden Cage She heard, So then, let every posserby Be caught -- to ioin the CHORUS high. Do gently press these rose-beads sweet With your name put upon Her roll, Every Ave Her smile will meet, You'll scent Her perfume on your soul. May our Yearbook Rosary Consign and here perpetuate --- The Marian CENTENARY Of our Sweet IMMACULATE Pope Prus XII proclarmmg the Marian Year We Amerucan people are privileged to have Mary lmmaculate as our patroness Etght years before the deflmtlon ot the dogma ot the lmmaculate Conception by Pope Plus lX on December 8 l854 the F1rstCoun cll ot Baltimore had chosen lxlary under the tntle of her Immaculate Conception as prmclpal patron ofthe Umted States lt as wxth a peculiar toy, then, that Amerucan Catholncs greet Pope Plus Xll s recent encycllcal letter FULGENS CORONA Shmmg Crown proclaummg a Marlan year to commemorate the centenary ofthe detlnltuon of the dogma of Our Lady s conceptron wlthout sun The Holy Father opens has encycllcal by declaring that the most pure brow of the Vurgln Mother was encircled by bod wrth a raauant crown of glory thus radlantly crownea she stands above our world with nts colossal rmxture of good and evil, of hopes and tears as our queen our protectress The Marian year ns a challenge to Catholics everyvthere to turn to Mary, to pattern 'rheur llves after her, to become like her llvmg tabernacles of God, luvmg gospels of her Dlvme Son Our Holy Father outlmed three Marian obgectuves peace In the world unity In the church, and the church of snlence behind the :ron curtain Since v e are dedncated to Mary she should be as present to our work our study and our ploy as the lute glvlng our, sutfusmg our feb Ao ex ery action with holiness I854 This page us generously oltered by Mother Mary of St Fortunat Gen Supervnsor of the Ed Department of the Snsters of Our Lady ofthe Holy Rosary - Q n . 2 1 3 I I r I I . it N- - 1 . C W, . .. y . . . . -s . yy I. n - - 1 1 I - 1 1 Z , 5' . . y . . . 1 4 I '56 I - I . . . - f , ' I Our Holy Father, Pope Plus XII has proclalmea this year of I954 a MOTION Year nn honor of the one hundredth anniversary of the pro clamatlon of the dogma of her Immaculate Conceptlon The place whlch Our Blessed Lady holds In our rellglous Ilfe was prepared by God Hnmself and remforced when her Dlvme Son bequeathed her to us as ou: mother as He was dying on the cross The long hzstory of the Church has ever seen fulfilled her own pro phecy for behold from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed Luke I 48 She has been and IS our blessed mother The whsle all the churches that have kept allve the apostolic successuon have ever glven her a preferred place In their relxglous devotions Let our devotion to her be one of love and rmltatlon that through her we may come to a greater love of Jesus, her obeduent and Iovmg Son Let us also make use of those splendld devotions In which the Church IS so rlch, that by them we may be always conscious that she IS using her motherly power with her Dlvlne Son to mamtam us ln Hrs love Holy Mary, pray for us smners, now and at the hour of our death MOST REVEREND DANIEL J FEENEY Coadlutor Blshop of Portland I954 Q I A I 0 . 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REV CONRAD W L HEUREUX Director of Athletics REV. THOMAS MICHAEL LEE Instructor of Religion ws ,ww Mjaiwrrmflwi' wif 5'-lmffygfgffht e as my Kang ff- l?'3wMmN 5 Q6 9' W '9' i?Z:Z49 -vgyggsvasxww' 'QSM' ftfiwh 'Q :gs-w QWQN 'X' z M av ,sf Q' M 34' lf-sim 'N 4 te 9m!Qs ,,,,5n mE Qf'iwQ'Q, Nm 'RYQQVQQ35' eww! ze w ff manga W lf wJ ,w Jamey 'RM 969,54 The Immaculate Conceptlon marks the very zenith of redemptlve Grace To her, on this anmver sary year, we consecrate Our Life, Our Joy, and Our Hop Thou art all beautuful, Mary and In thee there as no stam It is most fitting that She who was to become the Mother of God should alvays have been a child of God. M- QQ lemma WR Q52 Q., af Www 'P wlwwsafw' W AD Ja gage wwf A was HE ,fe wmv 'Q Bw,,'f'4 oqgf? Www Q .M jfs! at .v-Jrlfo' A as Wg was M 1 qqgovbv EE., 'wi vt' we :Q WW? 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' L92 'fff ' ::5li55?5??93f55 i591 15:35f'fl'1 The Graduatrng Class deem nt a prnvrlege to have been placed by Dlvme Providence under the guardianship of a Marlan Congregation the Sus ters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary These fervent devotees of Mary have been our gndmg llght the constant stumulus of our lmtla tive as well as a source of never fqllmg energy Wath slncere appreciation the Class of 54 summa ruzes Its heartfelt gratitude In a cordial THANK YOU' SISTFR NIARX or S1 XIATOR Poznczpal SISTLR XIARX or S1 OYIDE Supcozm emu, Rellglon 4 Latm, French, Amerncan Hlst Yearbook Advisor, Moderator of Sodalnty Sister Mary of the Blessed Sacrament Religion 3 Englush, World Hlstory Sister Mary of the Dlvlne Word Substitute for the above teacher Snster Mary of St Grace Rellglonl Bookkeeping Typewrntmg, Clvncs, Shorthand General Mathematics Snster Mary of St Vuncent Ferrer Religion 2 Chemistry, Biology General Sclence, Algebra Srster Mary of St John of the S H Smgmg, Physlcal Education to r gurls - I - K. . . . . . . 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LOUISJ BELANGCR General Course Class Counselor 'l Basketball 2 3 4 Senior Class Play Carefree SHI RL l:Y BE RNAICHE Shnrl ff- Commercnal Course Sensor Class Play 'Se si? gl Louie Ii V ,S1',,,1'V' Xtamfll 1: 5 avig- Q3 'Titan-if Athletic Larnest 1 - 5 V L J L' L , .. 6 1 ,is xl P QCX C T 1 1, ' fe . -u -5 Q Q. ll X hw! x -i f C t K cv S , - I 'P Obllglng .lar-.gg JACQUELINE BOUTAUGH Boone College Course Vrce Pres 2 Class bec 4 Secretary Study Clrcle 4 Delegate to Diocesan Conv Assnsianl' Librarian 3 Sensor Class Play ANN C CIVIELLO Tubby 5 General Course Llkable Class Secretary l Prefect of O L Sodallfy 4 Semor Class Play - IS 'HQ Gentle IN 6,0 ws- ,xxxxx Xxklll 1, BLANCHE FELIXINE COTE Phul College Course Semor Class Play llcclxcton nn Friendly MARY TCRESA DALEY Tee College Course Vice Pres French Club 2 '54 Presldent Lahn Club 2 Forum Chairman 4 Orchestra l 2 Sensor Class Play x.! fx,-Q 90 T' Y f I ff' Q! 42-L si MERIDYTH DWY!:R Tony General Course Class Treasurer 4 Sub Cheerleader 3 Orclwesiral 2 oemor Class Play qi GLORIA FRIEL Gooey General Course Class President l 2 Sec. of O. L. Sodalify 4 President of Study Cir 4 Cheerleader 3 l Fri? lor gs, We Senior Class Play -s,.-4 ' ?.,... 3- Scholarly Ma gnefic 'I 3' GERALD JACOBS Buddy General Course Class Presudent 3 4 Vice Pres Study Clrcle 3 Prefect Kmghfs O L 3 Sec Basketball Team Manager 2 3 4 Semor Class Play Cord lal lr Wu fb Q PAUL LAPLANTE Pull L General Course Treasurer Study Circle 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play -W f wx Q Prachcal K X ,, M 4 JUNE LEVESGUE June General Lourse Treas O L. Sodalaty 4 Sensor Class Play Y Z -A-,......-'al- : Voluble Wisvi yr' K JUDITH MacMULLEN Judy General Course Class Secretary 3 Rep to Dxngo Girls State Semor Class Play 3 CO Y' 4 '..-qc. S lllllllflll 1 Musical ALICE MCDOUGALL Commercial Course Class Presudent 2 Orchestral 2 HW? fl WALTER MCDOUGALL Walt General Course Treas Knngl-nts ofO L Treas. of Study Circle 4 Basketball 3' Orchestra 'I Senior Class Play 4 Q ! ff 4. 'IJ -9:1 Wltty Melodlaus Artlstsc MX n l I 'J YJ JACQUELINEMONTEITH Jackne Commercial Course Edutor In Chuef of Vuctorxa Sensor Class Play it-.. gs Cx CHARLES OSBORNE Charlxe College Course Class Couns 2 Vice Pres 3 Pres1dentClvacs Club l Vnce Pres Study Cnrcle 4 Rep to Dmgo Boys State Basketball 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play - Helpful MELVIN RAYMOND Melvun College Course Class Sec 2 Sec Study Cnr Vlce Pres Cnvucs Club 2 Sec Knights of Our Lady 2 Asst Man Basketball T 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play JL 57 W Jocular -if ala- fffllwllll ., I 1, xx. ' ln C t S j S Silgs '- 5 sl, GLCNWOODTARDY Glen Yin., General Course VWGUOUS Prefecf Knights of O Vice Pres Knights O Basketball 2 3 4 Senior Class Play l 5 Original IRENE LAGASSIE I Lzeneral Course Sensor Class Play il. fx -tt... MARY REGINA YEO Jeanne sociable Commercial Course 5 l, Cheerleader 3 AJ Sensor Class Play g QXUUHI fill ' 0,5 R ' .L.4 ! '- . ' .L.3 ,, f Xu . R r s ef C.. ol Q .. L- Q7 X ,.,, '54 I l j Cl WV V fN x ' L 4J',fi 6- ? A G b lcv. 7, . XX ec!!! ,Sz- MTM XXX if ! ff--4 O Mary Sect of Wisdom A N J dost thou teach us Q ft:- Xf, 'XY I fl ff g gif' ig, 'Q x an N 3 I X X! ' W X I xg - A N9 ' 5 . W f'IdYvV'X1-WN1'5f'Lf4ifg W My Y W W, f I t f X 'xt 4' ju t .i 5' I S 5 t ,L XX - t tt tt 2' ? f- 2 Z , ,QP T 1.9 ' , , fi J - I . I xx n ' 1 A K9 QCA I .,. . A.. cc.: n .s.,a K X- , : 12. - .. ??Fvw .,. w. li yan V.. I, ss 1.9, Delegates to C.C.D. Convention at Lewiston, Maine C.W. L'Heureuxg J. Hinesg M. Dwyerg J. Boutaughg and G. Tardy. Ol' Scholastic Mother M. St. Vincent i ,X Panel Discussion teach in g Trigonometry 5' H? ,au 4 i i i S 5 4 -s Via V----J-.- r:---+- 4' i . C First Row: S. M. of the Divine Word, Teacher: C. Ouelletg J. Hinesp P. McLean, F. Hunter, J. Cyr, E. Tilley. Second Row: E. Santerreg V. Plourde, A. Ouellette, N. Violetteg M. Nile, J. Griffin, A. Simon. , The Junior Class paves the way to a successful Senior Class. This particular group has already made a record for themselves by sponsoring activities, such as socials, cheerleading, which attracted attention and participation. Too soon, you will be at the fore! Meanwhile, increase your baggage of knowledge with the courses offered in the Junior year: biology, bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, Latin and French, besides the basic courses: religion, and English. Now is the time to make provisions! P. McLean, Pres., J. Hines, Vice-Pres. F. Hunter, Couns. A744 14.71 1 Mo th er M. St. Grace preparing future secretaries 5-'v Foundations are established in the Sophomore year, increased responsibilities and whole-hearted cooperation is expected. Much to everyones delight, this group is willingly assuming leadership both in and out of school, of temporal and spiritual nature. Each and everyone is developing a social conscience that will leave memories of the fond friendships that their Alma Mater has supplied. S. Simon, P. Bl anchettep C. Thibodecug S. Bouchard, M. Soucie, H. Sawyer, M. Berry, J. Donley J Levasseur B- Tl'1ib0ClS0Ui H- Jacobs? E. Doucettei E. Santerre, L. Gagnon, R. Rouchard, D. Moscap L. Plourde S Salem Ham H. Sawyer, Pres D. Raymond, Vice-Pres M. Soucie, Couns D Caruso B Thnbodeau S Bouchard J Hmes P McLean M Berry D Lepage D Mosca D Brunette C Landry H Jacobs F Bouchard S Salem J Jamneson H Sawyer H Rush R Albert M Raymond G Laforest S Snmond A Srmond L Plourde R Bouchard E Doucette H Jacobs J Grlffm J Levasseur P Blanchette J Cyr M Soucle B Thrbodeau S Bouchard E Santerre P McLean M Berry D Mosco S Salem J Donley Zlaench 'ff E . A. M ' 'S ' 1 . - ' 7 ' . 1 - ' 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . 5 . 5 . 5... 5 . 5 . ' . 5 . 5 '. 5 . 5 . . M. Nile5 E. Scnterre5 H. Sawyer5 L. G0gnon5 J. Hines5 N. Violette5 A. Ouellette. - ' 2 . ' 1 . 5 . 5 . 3 . 5 . ' ' 5 . 5 . 1 1 - ' 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - . 1 . 1 - 1 - ' 1 - ' '4 Y 7 'Q . qaahmenl These Freshmen enioyed the thrill of adiusting themselves to high school routine. Changing room every 45 minutes was indeed something new, and it did seem so grown-up as did studying maiors and electives: religion, English, Latin, general math., general science, Civics, physical education and music. This meant finding a voice in the life ofthe school. . . High school life truly meant growing-up both morally and intellectually, so they started out courageously in both fields. If they continue with the some pace they are bound to reach the Senior Class by '57 T' M. Corbin, R. Duprey, D. Brunette, H. Rush, A. Boutaugh, E. McDougall, D. Bl anchette, D. Lepage, D. Caruso. C. Landry, J. Jamieson, R. Lagassie, J. Laplante, J. King, M. Colangelo- P. Arsenault, E. Bouchard, G. Lotorest, J. Friel, G. Walsh. H. Rush, Pres., D. Brunette, Vice-Pres. A. Boutaugh, Couns. G E E 59 Y .-.. L....,.,,, mm GM Science Seeing is Believing ! if SEPTEMBER 7 8 9 ll I2 T4 l6 'I7 2'l 22 24 25 28 30 OCTOB 6 10 12 13 19 20 22 23 26 27 30 The school latch is lifted for the first time since gradua- tion day. Enrollment? Still larger. We're growing slow- ing but surely. Finally, the distinguished title of Seniors is on us. . . just what that means is for us to find out. Business gets under way. Class Officers are: President, G. Jacobs, V-President, C. Osborne, Secretary, J. Boutaugh, Treasurer, M. Dwyer. Blue and White will be our class colors. The Marian Year will inspire our YB theme. No smoking, boys! Father L'Heureux, the Athletic Director, stressed this basketball regulation. Fietter carry out those rules if we wish our victories to out- number our defeats. Cheerleaders: All Juniors! The uniforms are adiusted. And, what a fit! The Sodality held its first meeting this afternoon. Possi- bility of school unifonns was discussed, but not adopted. At last the Jolly Juniors got their class rings. We Sophis- ticated Seniors, know how they feel. Initiation. . . Those poor Freshmen. lt was a hard trial but it proved their good sportsmanship. It ended with our first social where the best costume won a prize. Four students represented S.M.H. at the C.C. D. Conven- tion at Lewiston. Namely: G. Tardyp J. Hines, J. Boutaughp M. Dwyer. 'Boy of Mine is selected as our Senior Class Play. The cast of characters is set. The Knights of Our Lady met to elect officers. They are as follows: G. Tardy, Prefectp J. Hines, Vice-Prefect, G. Jacobs, Secretary, P. LaPlante, Treasurer. The class photographer was here at 8:30 A. M. sharp. He has a lot of transfonnation to do in order to safeguard his good reputation. OFFICERS!!! OFFICERS!!! Those of the Study Circle are as follows: President, G. Frielj Vice-President, C. Osborne, Secretary, J. Boutaughp Treasurer, W. McDougall Mary Jean Yeo came back to graduate from S.M.H. The Senior Class welcomed her heartily. She hasn't changed o bit. Invitations and name cards are selected. Graduation day is drawing closer already. ER A movie on the life of Mary, showed by Father L'Heureux, was very appropriate and appreciated by all. The Senior Mothers' Club sponsor a Harvest Sale with marvelous results. The Yearbook Staff is installed on the iob. Will they out- live it? Columbus Day. A full 24 hours leave is a treat! Good News: A cut on the students' admission at the movies. Our first worries in the form of Report Cards. Some are glad, while others are sad. A Social organized and managed by the Juniors, and they did it superlatively. Patron Drive starts today. Who will be the lucky winner? Interesting Forum this A.M. on the duties of Catholic Youth. Game wardens Foster and Cyr gave us a talk on safety in the woods. -28-29 Teachers Convention. Why don't they have these more often??? We finally agree on the choice of our Yearbook cover. A beautiful immaculate Conception will adorn it. Halloween Social. Costumes provided chills and laughs for all. Prizes were awarded to the most original. 1953 - 54 NOVEMBER 2 The Armory doors are opened this evening to let in the 'Saints' for basketball practice. 5 A representative from the Department of Education, Mr. Philip Annas, deigns visit our school and gives his appraisal as a Class A High School. 6 Buddy Jacobs goes to the Madigan Hospital at Houlton to undergo an operation. 9 Dial telephone instructors came to give us a lesson in the use of this new instrument. i3 Senior Mothers hold a Food Sale this time. The proceeds surpassed our expectations. i8 Seniors are out on the street all day, soliciting ads for the '54 VICTORIA. l9 Miss Kiely, the town librarian, responds to our invitation and gives us a substantial talk onbooksg inside and out- side. 23 Thanksgiving Social planned by Sophs. 29 Buddy came home yesterday form the hospital, let's sur- prise him with a get-well basket. DECEMBER 3 St. Martins' rocked up their first win of the season. Poor Wytopitlock was the victim. 8 Hail Mary ---- Opening of the Marian Year. The sodalists display a living Rosary in the church, filled to capacity, the impressive ceremony is joined by the pious audience. Hearts were low as St. Martins' bowed to La Grange in their second basketball game. 13 We are real actors, if we may believe the comments heard after the performance of 'Boy of Mine . T4 Winter is here. Our first snow storm. Dig out the wools, kids. i5 St. Martins' pours on the steam as Medway bows 63-34. i8 Christmas vacation. Two solid weeks of rest. 27 We, the 'Flying Martins, were the victories over John Bapst J. V.'s in a tight battle at Bangor. 47-46 JANUARY 4 Back to the grind again. 6 T. Daley and J. MacMullen take exams at the U. of M. anticipating their admission to the Nursing School at Mercy Hospital in Portland. Good Luck, girls. 8 Election of King and Queen----Gloria Friel will personify the queen, Walter McDougall, king. The choice is based on moral qualities rather than natural beauty. ll A new English teacher. Will it mean more homework or less? i4 Marian Year was discussed in a ioint boys' and girls' Sodality meeting, plans were made to observe it as true devouts of Mary, ---also, to prepare material for a Marian Exhibition. I5 St. Martins quintet humbled themselves to Island Falls 60-71 20-21 Mid-Year Exam worries will decide our doom. 26 Honor students were proclaimed at an assembly this P. M., M. Teresa Daley is Valedictorian, J. MacMullen, Salutatorian. FEBRUARY 2 Our Sister Principal goes to Rimouski to witness the profession of St. Martin of Tours' first pupil to become a nun, Edwina Bouchard exchanges her maiden name for that of her Alma Mater. S. M. H. downs Oakfield in a real thriller. A minute stall of the ball proved the winning trick. 60-58 5 Tag Day .... The Senior Fund is increasing its pro- portions. i To CJ 12 An open forum on the study of the Bible was conducted by A. McDougall. Brownville Junction High won 67-72. 13 Played Medway High School, our last game of the season. 15 First Tourney play-off for S. M. H. Wytopitlock bows out. 17 Most unpleasant upset of the year. S. M. H. and Mattawamkeag in the finals. 47-50. 19 Played Immaculate Conception H. S. at Portland. Pleasant trip down, but the scores were not so pleasing. 25 Harry Sawyer proved today his ability to lead, The Social was a great success. MARCH 2 Informal pictures are taken this morning for the '54 VICTORIA. 4-56 Tournament time off. 12 Classes '54 and '53 surprised Father Quinn with a Birthday Buffet lunch, commemorating his 76th anniversary. 17 The Jouniors handled an interesting St. Patrick's pro- 19 24 26 APRIL 5 8 9 15 21 24 MAY JUNE 6 12 13 14 grogram this forenoon consisting of skits and riddles concerning the Saints of Ireland. St. Joseph's Feast Day, always gives the Senior Class a chance to express their gratitude to their Ven. Pastor Joseph D. Quinn. A forum to study the whys and fors of pupils behavior in school. Our last YB work goes to press. Noblesse Obligel The honor students start digging out thoughts and ideas for their graduation speeches. Work is distributed among the remaining Seniors to pre- pare Class Night Program. Deadline to send in the finished work for our YB. Easter vacation is welcomed. A long awaited Sociall Enjoy ourselves while we may. Food Sale sponsored by the Senior Mothers' Club tops all other fund raising organization. Thanks for your work. Spectacular outdoor procession in honor of Our Blessed Mother. May she be loved by all. Marian Play 'Joy to the World is presented to the public in the open. The whole school is participating. Their Royal Highness G. Friel and W. McD. are honored tonight at our second annual Coronation Ball. An or- chestra this year! At last our hard work has proved worthwhile, our '54 VICTORIA arrived today. CLASS NIGHT. . . Let's be ourselves and breathe at ease before the solemn graduation day. We enjoy this informal stuff. Senior's Day. We take over the management of the school. This is real fun! Graduation Banquet sponsored by the Senior Mothers' Club. Baccalaureate at the 11 o'cIock Mass, sung by the graduates. These receive Holy Communion in a body. Graduation Excercises at 8:00 P. M. held at the Municipal Auditorium. Our guest speaker is Rev. Fr. Conrad LaPIante a Millinocket boy. All is well that ends well. . . Farewelll Not much sleep last night, . .too eager to take off an 'Our Class Trip'. We're bound for a pilgrimage to Our Lady of the Cape, in Canada. Wish us luck and we'Il pray Our Lady for you all. . .Good-bye. ml SQ M10 WM -f L51 :X I U ff' W T :N 3 . , 57 r ' 6' Lf r HN A N s 5 5 0 0 0 J' iff Y f a w M M . I M J' Q l L 2 7 fm ws' 5 W W- wf 5 izfiiinvv' V x , , -W--A Thai Editorial. 51-gym 1 A ' sA4,a ' 5 fa 'D ,927 ' I gt SEEEFCWI' lll,,ss, I-xx l I Co-Editors: All work and no play. Editor: Jacqueline Monteith Literary Editor: Walter McDougall Photographers: Ronald Albert Co-Editor: Jacqueline Boutaugh Typists: Judith MacMullen Merldylh Dwyer Mary Jean Yeo Business Manager: Melvin e E K flll W is WE L EH' at HMQU5 EDEPT 3 , , W 6. big am E, X ooo gwflsgooo DEADUNE! K . qu. lv- Speed up if you wan? To make if! We're almost sure from what we see . . . Soliciting Ads for '54 VICTORIA Business Manager, Melvin Raymond, congratulating the winner of the Patron Drive, Felixine Cote. 'sa' 1 -Mr an Jam STUDY CIRCLE OFFICERS Gloria Friel PFSS-I C. Osborne, Vice-Pres.p W. McDougall, Trees J. Boufcugh, Sec. K Student Council meeting Gerald Jacobs, President Forum Groups discussing an important topic -F M. Teresa Daley, Chairman. t f 5 1 STUDENT LIBRARIANS: Mi Be x T 1 XM! ummm BOOK WEEK AAA f' 'ig KING Walter McDougall QUEEN Gloria Frxel -G9 ATTENDANTS A. Clvlello, J. Boufough M090 Sodulusfs volunteer to go baby sufhng on Sunday A M whale parents offend Moss 9000 Sodcxluty prefect A Cnvlello presenting o gold crown to Our Blessed Mother e apo Goo 8 I o 0 o May Our Blessed Mother on her glorious Centenary smile favorably on this class privileged to graduate during the MARIAN YEAR. 've Wm., 'CG eco e ees 6 0 E r HOLY ROSARY SODALITY KNIGHTS OF OUR LADY G. C c e 9 fg A 6 . ' ' J . ff' f . I , Ay, 31- 5, , , . I iw , - '-U, ,J Physical development is the first step in the fulfillment of an adage, 'A sound mind in a sound body. Holy Mother Church has always encouraged sports as a means of en- hancing the body as a masterpiece of God and the temple of the Holy Ghost. Pope Pius Xll has often praised the physical and moral value of organized sports programs for youth. His immediate predecessor as Holy Father, PiusXl, epitomized the Christian attitude toward sports when he said to a large youthful assembly: I bless with all my heart your games and amusements. I approve of your gym- nastics, for these pastimes will keep you from the idleness which is the mother of every vice, and because friendly contests will be for you the symbol of emulation in the practice of virtue. No statement better summarizes the moral significance of sports in the Christian plan for care of bodily health. ln stressing the importance of organized athletics, it is neces sary to inject a warning note. Over emphasis on sports, on the part of the individual or of the school, is detrimen- tal to the moral significance of worthwhile recreation. H Sawyer C Osborne P Laplante H Jacobs E Santerre G Jacobs Manager J Hines L Belanger R Albert G Tardy N Violette T Cosenze C0UCl I it sf its 5 'A ,S .455 :Egg - V . ' VYV. f' S 3 , Jr :yt vi Qt, 1, - , 5 . 5 . 5 . . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 - 1 - .,. .,,, .. C- -- -- , Y r ww r-it , ff, f , T . 35 , 33, 5 ,K f - T, 'df' 'wtf 1- fr-f . ' f f 5' Z3 y gy:--tr' Q- f CQ gi as -- , . .,tt , -- ,,. ,- ,.. ,, ., f ',, -x K - -X .ff - .ff ,-- Jef' Q- - , W, sf . ' -5 . ,W f ki ir ' A i if iff? 11 , , , w'!giL'f2i fi I ff. F Q' ' ' f - Y - X f i 5 54, 1, 4 ,, 'i K 7 - Q 53, . -, 5 ,1 - 5,2 'L sf-.mf MARTIN A Toons M ' cl IV 11 I-il ll eag- . . .-f' af-aaa, ASI fu 11D I 'fi' I ig 'S -, I L Casey, Coachg H. Rush! E. Bouchardg G. Walsh R Bouchard R Lagassxe J Jamieson M. Colangelog M Raymond Manager A V N as f 5 9, J fc JS hal '.:-..,-ff I T11 'V' Sf. Marfin's Basketball Schedule and Scores Wytopiflock High Schoolu.. Home Team Opponent 000 l0000000000l00000005.l l.CGl'Cl'1ge SCl'100l0u00000 000000 our most deserving uthlefel R' Albertl Medway SCl'1OOl0000000000 00000063 receiving C lfophy from afhlefic direcfor, John BGPST J. VJS00000000000000 00000047 Father l-'l'ieureux. SCl'1OOl0000000 00000052 Island Falls SCl'l00l000000 00000060 Island Falls SCl lO0l000000 00000042 SCl'10Ol00000000000 000 00000060 SCl10Ola000000000000000000 00000058 Brownville Junction High Schoolun... ......67 72 Medway SCl'l00l0000000000000000000000000000000074 SMALL SCHOOL TOURNAMENT SCl'l00l00000000000000000000000000060 MQllGWGmkeUg SCl'1O0l00000000o00000000000000 SMALL CATHOLIC SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT llT1lT1UCUlGfe Conception SCl'1O0l0000000000004.l Newburyport Mass. On our way to the Tournament af Portland fo , gg A p, ff A Fight, Team, Fight' E Sonterre E Tilley P McLean A Ouellette J Gruffm M Nile Q r--- X? ' 4 :AMES am-M auwwg 'Qu' 61644 pl w-.......-vxr -41... A surprise party on Fu ther Qumn's 76fh birthday. P Reverend Joseph D. Quinn, Pastor Rev. C. W. L'Heureux, Asst. Pastor Reverend Thomas M. Lee, Curate Millinocket Millinocket Reverend C. J. Enright Reverend Lionel McKeone Biddeford Biddeford Reverend Peter W. Hamel North Vassalboro Rev. Fr. Clarence Laplante, O. F. M. Mr. and Mrs. Kail Albert Mr. and Mrs. Medley Albert Miss Sylvianne Albert Miss Margaret Andrick Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Appleby Mr. and Mrs. Addis Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ayotte Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ayotte Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barnes Mrs. L. Barnes and L. Edmunds Mr. Llewellyn Baron Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baron Mr. Ludger Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell, Jr. M Rev. Fr. George Protopapas, O. M. l. Bucksport Miss Annie Berordicurti Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Regis Bernaiche Steve Berry Arthur Bilodeau George Bissonnette O. W. Bissonnette Camille Blanchette Blanchette James Blanchette Joseph Blanchette Mr. Roland Blanchette Mrs. Diane Bossie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bouchard Biggs., 'ss ., . SQJS' . E5 .B ,N ,zu Reverend John McSweeney East Millinoclcet Reverend Desmond O'Connor Durham, N. H. Miss Lois Ann Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bouchard Mr. Ronald Bouchard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Rene Bouley Clarence Bourgeois Earl Boutaugh William Boutaugh Winston Boutaugh Miss Olga Brigalli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown Mr. and Mrs. Perley Brown Mi ss Antoinette Brunette Mr. Lawrence Brunette Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brunette 5. F' Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Lee Burleigh and Mrs. Clarence Carney and Mrs. Willa Caron Ralph Caruso and Mrs. Rosario Caruso Dennis Civiello and Mrs. Ernest Clowes and Mrs. Nicholas Colangelo and Mrs. William Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy Walter Duprey Ralph Dwyer Harold Ellis Eugene Fairley Ted Falone George Ferland ne Ferris Joseph Friel -il Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jamieson Miss Teresa Jamieson Mr. Garfield Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly Miss Mary Kiely Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kimball Mr Mr and Mrs. Kenneth King Leo King Mrs. Thomas Corrigan Mr. John Costello Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cote Miss Lillian Creehan Mr. and Mrs. James Frost Miss Dorothy Foster Mr. and Mrs. Elias Gagnier Mr. George Galvin Mr. Harold C. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mellon King Sylvan King Leon Kline Adolphe Laforest Mr. and Mrs. Alphie Cyr Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cyr and Mrs. Paul T. Cyr and Mrs. Daniel Daley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gerry, Eugene Gonya Rene Gonya Sr. Mr. James Daley Mr. Lawrence Daley Mrs. Mary Daley Mrs. Bess N. Davis, R.N. Mr. Robert Day 1 Mr. and Mrs. George DeCourcy Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Delahanty Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deschenes Mr. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Harold Donley Gaylon Donley Frank Downs Hon. Judge and Mrs. F. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gormley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graffert Miss Mary Griffin Mr. Philip Guerette Mr. and Mrs. Alex Guimond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guimond Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hetu Mr. James Hines Miss Mary Hines Mr. Frederick Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Neil lppoliti Miss Catherine Jacobs Mrs. Lottie Jacobs lln memory of, Mr Mr Mr Gilbert Laforest and Mrs. George Lamson and Mrs. John Landers Miss Ann Landry, S. N. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Cary Landry and Mrs. Norbert Landry and Mrs. Leonidas Laplante and Mrs. Lionel Laplante Miss Shirlene Laplante Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lappa Mr. and Mrs. Laurel J. Leavitt Mrs. Emma Lepage Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Nelson Levasseur Wilfrid Levesque William A. Levesque Bernard Mackin Percy MacMullen Mr. and Mrs. Vital Madore Mr. Franklin Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mascetta Mr. and Mrs. James Mascetta Mr. and Mrs. John P. Matangelo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martell Miss Rosemary McAtee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCluskey Mrs. Stella McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Miss Joyce . Delmont McDunnah McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Allen McLean Mr. and Mrs. William McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McQuorrie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDougal, Sr. Burdette Miller, Jr. Miss Eunice Monaco Mr . Lloyd Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Leon Monteith Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murray Mr. and Mrs. George Osborne Miss Charle ne Ouel lette 1 'i Mr. Louis Ouellette Patrick Ouellette Ralph A. Ouellet Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pasquine Mr. and Mrs. Romus Pasquine Mr. Jack Pelkey Mr. Robert Pelkey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Emile Pelletier Mrs. Charles Pennings Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Perry Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pinette Mr. Vinal Plourde Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Provast Miss Beatrice Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Raymond Miss Dorothy Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raymond Miss Maxine Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Philip Raymond S. Sgt. Guilman Roy Mr. Carroll Rush Mrs. Charles I. Rush Miss Helen Rush Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rush Mr. William Mr. William Rush E. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Santerre Miss Florence Santerre Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Santerre Mr. and Mrs. Richard Santerre Miss Verna Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. San te rre . Peter Simond . Albert Smart Frank Soucie Mr. and Mrs. Percy Soucie Mr. Jacques Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. St. Onge Frank St. Peter Woodrow St. Peter George Surrette Albert Sweeney Ozime J. Tardy Miss Zola May Tardy Miss Elizabeth Thibodeau Mr. and Mrs. George Thibodeau Mrs. Louise Mr. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tuwksberry Vienneau Roland Voisine Leonard Wedge Michael Weymouth Thomas Young, Jr. Russell York mais 'W' QUEEN 1644 53 ALUMNI S WH ER EABOU TS SYLVIANNE ALBERT EDWINA BOUCHARD RONALD BOUCHARD JAMES DALEY NORMA LANDRY FRANKLIN MANZO JOANNE MAYO PAULINE PLOURDE BEATRICE RAYMOND BEVERLY WALSH ROLAND BLANCHETTE OLGA BRIGALLI JOHN COSTELLO MARY GRIFFIN ROBERT GUIMOND TERESA JAMIESON SHIRLEY PELKEY MARY MURPHY WILLIAM RUSH RENA SANTERRE FRANCIS VIENNEAU 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 ZOLA MAY TARDY ELIZABETH THIBODEAU VERNA SANTERRE Employed at offuce of G N P Co un town A nun Slster of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary named Slster Mary of St Martun of Tours In Uncle Sam s Arr Force stationed un Denver Col Attending St Thomas Umverslty Chatham N Clerlcmg un West Hartford Conn Employed by the G N P Co In town Now Mrs Lee Burlengh Iavmg Ih town Now Mrs James Mascetta luvmg an town Employed at the Mnllnnocket Insurance Agency Now Mrs Joseph Duf Iuvung In Bangor One of Uncle Sam s sailors Student Nurse on Boston Working at G N P Co un town Worknng at Hartford Conn Workung at T 8. K Store Marrned to Joan Gagnuer Employed at Pratt 8tWhatney Offnce Hartford Conn Lrvlng wuth parents an town Now Mrs Regunald Day Ilvmg an Medway Employed by G N P Co un town Now Mrs Albert Hughes In Newberry Port Mass Arr Force statnoned at Fort McClellan Alabama Lnvmg an town wnth parents Employed In town at Gonya s Appluance Store Employed In town by G N P Co Worlung at Emerson s Pharmacy Lnvmg In town Employed rn town by G N P Co Now Mrs Robert Gunmond luvnng an town Stulent Nurse at Mercy Hosputal In Portland Arr Force statloned at Sampson N Y Employed at Walsh s Jewelry Store an town O S Gonya s Offnce un town Employed rn town at the Mnllmocket Insurance Agency Employed ln town at Moscone s Pune Tree Store Employed Ih town at J J Newberry s Store Employed at Hartford Conn 2 ' . ' ' , , .B. : I ' fy: I I l ' ' 5.2 ' ' CECILE LAGASSEY: Now, Mrs. Bernard Murray, living in Hartford, Conn FW , 1 . A f Class of I953 COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS of C. W. HARRIGAN GEORGE SMART D. M. D. I M U L R 0 N E Y COMPLIMENTS D A I R Y of Pasteurized Milk and Cream to the efafifi of 1954 LITTLE FLOWER CIRCLE No. 392 DALIGHTERS OF ISABELLA BEST WISH ES REVEREND FATHER QUINN 7 - - -T '.f- '61, X J ,. M S-xxx . A 4 ', -- .. , , -A 'AFX - jk ,D V.4I wg, X ?'fMN cub I , 4- kj gi. b .jx xl, f E fl I if 6 . ' Qi' . Q U f' 44. ,.l ...A ., 1 1 A I -. . fi QQ: - A- I , i -. -fax A ,C L -9271. A I ' ii ' fl '- ' S 1' 'ik V . If I , -. I . wr-, X I V . -1.1 ' .- - fi ' 4 '1:'1h,1'.' , . , ' I . X - .A Av-,aw f 'Y 1 1 , v : . f- if V ,51 ' I f S' X uh, :L f k I - ,V , O .. 'I X v A ff iff? 15 ' 'GC'-f' ff I X .45 ,,A, . X I I , I, ' X'?Qv?1'. ,g,uFW1l 'V lf ' km ESI: ' X., 'X 1531 I ,.:gzZQ.fLf1X.gQ Q Q A .. il it A?.?4e.fgy,dg7.v 1 M., J J. , N, Iii - S' , A . X A .z , a 2 qi 1, i . 'X , i ' Lx J . A V, - 4 XX A 3' X - I 1 x fy . 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Q 52 Q, MILLINOCKIET INSURANCE AGENCY ASW Home of Insurance for 44 Years If-GWR FRANK H SPEED ROBERT E C SPEED Presrdenf Vrce President GERARD AYOTTE Cabmei Maker GIRSNS MARKET Grocery Meofs Confecflonory 24 Cherry Sfreet 0 KANE'S Radio 8: T V Service COMPLETE SALES ond SERVICE II6 Aroostook Ave Dual PA 3 8812 PETE MCPHETERS THE TEXACO FILLING STATION The Besf Fr d Y C r Ever Had' 120 Cenfrol Sf Mnllmockef Morne . . I 4 Eastland Avenue Tel. 3-5425 BEER TO TAKE QUT 7 ien our a . Compliments to the Class of 1954 MILLINOCKET JOURNAL COMPLIMENTS 0 S GONYA JONES DAIRY ,k Joss TAILOR SHOP J GAGLIARDI TEL 3 9963 Tel 3 5971 l0ZIER S GARAGE COMPUMENTS OF B SALEM S GROCERY STORE Tel 35612 Tel 38831 Compllments to the Graduatmg Class THE MILLINOCKET FOUNDRY of o o , Compliments of 7 Raw and Pasfeurized Mi and Crea H genized and Chocolat M'lk I Auto Accessories-Tire- o eries l C 9 ST' --- MM' kt 6 C gess Sf. . - METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. co. Millinqgket Motor go, John J- BfUf1effefAQef1f COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT Millinockef, Maine Tel. 3-8764 A SPECIALTY COMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS Wm, S SME lUCIllE s FLOWER snor Tel PA 3 5066 COMPLIMENTS CQMPLIMENT5 MADELINE S BEAUTY SHOP DUMAS BROS -I-Ax' 266 Penobscot Avenue Tel PA 3 5221 MILLINOCKET Tel PA 3 8741 Complzmenls f Compllments of KATAHDIN INSURANCE AGENCY .IOEIII T LBVHSSEIII' 8: SOII ALL KLNDS OF INSURANCE Automobiles Bu ld ngs Personal Properly Bulldlng Muterluls 68 Penobscot Ave Tel 3 5631 f of 0 I I I I I of of I o I ' - I ' 0 I I I I - 6 B MORAN Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Mallory Hats Van Heusen Shzrts Freeman Shoes Samsomte Luggage WE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS J 1 Newberry SEARS ORDER Company OFFICE 1 CoMPL1MENTS I coMPL1MENTS of of compnmems of Nation-Wide Food Center DINARDO'S STORE MEDWAY ROAD Fresh Meats and Groceries Millinockef Maine CGMPLIMENTS A IM Men S and Boys Store Mlllmocket Maine CGMPLIMENTS ' vlolmss GARAGE N R Te' 38641 L k R d Tel PA35272 of H. . . RUSH 7 7 W I of General epoiring U Used Cars B gh? and Sold Th p f Flying S ' I c. M nicipul Airport 4444 N S SAINT JOHN BAPTIST UNION OT AMERICA 1 I C 0 of the COMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF A G H lEAVITT OD WALTER TROTT BARBER SHOP LHARLES R STEEVES 8. SONS PLUMBING AHEATING KEElEY S DA RY EDDIES BARBER SHOP l R LEMIEUX COMPLIMENTS MIlllNOCKET BOTTLING CO I from I C , I Q Complimenfs of 1 A v - flncorporctedj on Tel. PA 3-5761 Compliments of Compliments of 1 I , f of I O I o COMPLIMENTS MANAGER 8. CLERKS A 8. P SUPERMARKET Mrllmocket Marne The Dr Frederrco Insurance Agency The Travelers Insurance Company INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE PA 35291 18 PROSPECT STREET I of I l representing LEONA M. YOUNG Teacher of PIANO Tel 3 8805 68 School Sf Mrllmoclcef COMPLIMENTS of WHALEN S INC RALPH BRAGDON RANGE AND FUEL on Tel 3 8871 JOSEPH AYOTTE Bucycle Shop Bicycles repanred and pointed Carriage Wheels Refreaded LEET S SERVICE GARAGE JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS HOMELITE POWER SAWS I Mosconis PINE TREE stone FRESH MEATS FANCY GROCERIES BEER and ALE TO TAKE OUT WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporflng Goods Auto Paris and Accessorues Tel 3 8601 BOWLING CENTER I - ' o I I I Tel, 3-5757 IIO Aroostook Ave. Tel' 3-544I L of Compliments of Complimenfs of DE COURCY'S SERVICE STATION John Simon Paint Shop COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1954 CLASS WILFRID POULIN BEST WISH ES ro THE CLASS OF 1954 BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC C0 Edmund Perrow 8: Son E. B Campbell Garage D ' f PHMCO ee ff and Radiator Shop SERVICE ON ALL RADIO nd TV SETS O W G al A , Rep rn PORTABLE WELDING Tr ed e TELEPHONE PA 3 8851 95 Bde' 5' Te' PA 3 5168 MEDWAY ROAD Mnuwocxer I ' 0 3 ' - l ea er or T I vision S fs ' a . . . Radiat r ork- ener u o all g cin Tel vision Technicians O O - . - - - - COMPLIMENTS of I MARTIN M. SCHMIDT l. W. MOREY, D. 0 EMERSON S PHARMACY i FUllER FURNITURE C0 ll0YD G POUND NISSEN S BAKING COMPANY I A Prescription Drug Store COMPLIMENTS o of Coffee Shop ' -Hr-if-:ff COMPLIMENTS F EDDIFS CLEANERS o I All Types of cleaning l1's odorless--keeps clothes clean Ed. Mclnnis ' Compliments of FRANK CIVIEll0 D D S Com of THE MILLINOCKET Pnsss P COMMERCIAL PRINTING w 8 135 Penobscot Avenue LEES HAT SHOP 327 Katahdm Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF Always the latest styles QHOSIGPIGSD Accessorxes Hand Crochet Infant Wear C0MpLlMEN1'5 COMPLIMENTS QUINT S KIDDIE cmmz CLOTHING STORE , 0 o o ' I 1 , in Millinery--also vlENNEAus uvuolsmv sHoP Origmalsby Lee of of I VAUGHN JONES Bgppy 5 UAIRY TRUCKING LEVESOUES AMACO SERVICE STATION 11 g DIAL PA 3 5705 to the Graduatin ass MILLINOCKET THEATER I Pasfeurized Milk and Cream Tel' 3-5587 Tel. 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