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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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But, money and machinery alone do not produce paperg the brain and brawn of the working man also played an important part in making ours, one of the leading industrial communities of the State of Maine. This fine spirit of cooperation permeates the town and functions not only when there is common cause - for helping in emergency cases, but in the ordinary everyday business of the community as well. L, Millinocket is the gateway to Mount Katahdin and Baxter Park. The history of the Town would be incomplete without mention of these two picturesque spots. Mr. Katahdin 951242 f A f 7 Zn' is , , f1ff,,,,QF I Jllillinocket Mount Katahdin is the monarch of Maine mountains. It lifts one to a vision of six-hundred-mile circle of primitive aspect looking down from a mile-in-air :Q ,., REVEREND THOMAS B HENDERSON Pastor Wlth smcere hearts we of Sa1nt Martm of Tours School gladly proclaun our new Pastor to be a worthy successor of our late Father Qumn Hls eagerness to mamtaln and encourage the zealous works of h1s predecessor whom we cherlshed has endeared h1m to us all Be happy 1n our m1dst dear Father Henderson f. x,J-I ww 92' 9 in -.gy 1517 -, 1,-.1 L .- -f NG' .5-1 e-. f 21 f ,..- 1 NM f A' W, ag m f :Y H fr 1: .f.- -af .- fff ff.- ,- -. f 'Sf 1 M5521 S1ster Mary of St. V1ator Pr1nc1pa1 . . . . 1 2 Q4 fu. V!! 5 : N A-VZQLF:-? EW? ,I-hifi,'I-Jif-:5'i'JPJ-SFPIFI-S 'I5'I-f7'i-f-'I-ifi-Jif-:f'5I3'P:f'Ji5'!-:I+'JA:54P:Pici'I-S'I-If'J-ff?-:H1'!-:7'I75'i'if . .4 .- -'- ' ' .1.:. , . .. ' - W ' . .,.. ,. ,. 4. . 4 ,. 'ef'-' 'T -'- 'Q ' .,,...-.. .- -..1 -- 4' wx ,yr ,f wwf ,g. 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Dedication ff The Class of '56 proudly dedicates this issue of the Victoria .r r X ,niet fl ff f' , V 'Ffh' Ra'-'f,2 'Ev! f: ex 1 55,51 ftxyhf I5 J. .f .- J:-4,1 .F qi-79 J,f5,5,gf,-.f f I 2 fyrw, , I , ' J-'Z-P ,W H A, af , wt ,, ,M , f f -. 1' of f fx .- f f .1 1 N .-' 4- .-P' to their teacher and principal, Sister Mary of St. Viator. Being the Co Foundress of the School and Sponsor of all the graduating classes from Saint Martin's she is especially noted for her ceaseless devotion to the welfare of her students and her loyalty to all. 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'a g' -NZ:--1: 1. . . ,, ' ' .3-.gf-: EERE . s , w 'X x . wa 1 UU lf? 176' WA H Mil Louxs Gagnon, Paul Goulet REVEREND THOMAS B HENDERSON Franklln Walsh, Ronald Perry Guldance Dlrector 0 L4!?ffH5 REVEREND LAWRENCE SABATINO, Asslstant Dxrector of jumor Athletlcs Rehgmon Instructor 1, 2 REVEREND CONRAD W L'I-EUREUX, ASS1StaDt D1rector of Ath.18t1CS Moderator of Boys' Sodahty Re11g1on Instructor 3, 4 r., 0 1 1 SISTER MARY OF ST OVIDE, Supenor SISTER MARY OF ST GRACE, R S R Re11g1on 2 Type 1, 2 Shorthand 1,2 Gen Bus Bookkeepmg, Llbranan. SR M OF ST BERNADETTE OF LOURDES Rel1g1on 3 Enghsh 3, 4, Algebra 1, 2 Gen. Math, C1v1cs, D1rector of Glee Club SISTER MARY OF ST, VIATOR, Pnnclpal Re11g1on 4 Iatxn 1, 2, 3 French 1, 2, Amencan Hlst. Sponsor of VlCtOI'13. 1956 SISTER M ELIZABETH OF THE ROSARY Relngnon 1, Enghsh 1, 2 Chemxstry, Gen. SCIBDCC, Blology, World I-hstory Moderator of G1r1s' Sodahty Ppmm A Prior to the year 1901 the re was no town organ 1zat1on On May 2 1901 appropriations were made for Municipal purposes cluding a building serving both Grammar and High School this burned on November 13 1921 A course of study was a dopted and schools opened w1th George W Snow as Principal and George W Stearns Superintendent In 1907 a wooden school was built on Oxford Street In 1914 a modern brick school was erected on Aroostook Avenue In 1919 four rooms were added to the Oxford Street School In 1922 23 the George W Stearns High School containing twenty four rooms was constructed Tlns was one of the most up to date school in the State of Maine In 1926 the gymnasium was completed and has played an important role in the recreational 11fe in the commtuuty In 1931 another school was built on the site of the former Millinocket High called the Katahdin Avenue School This was completed with eight class rooms and a capacity of 320 pupils In 1938 funds were raised among Catholics for the building St Martin of Tours School which was erected 1n the rear of the church on Maine Avenue Twelve years later, in 1951, the first class of ten students was gradu ated from the High School. In 1941, an auditorium seating more than 1200 people was added to Stearns High School. A General Shop Course was start ed at this time. A bus was purchased to transport students who had been previously conveyed by private busses. In 1943, the Oxford Street School was closed, and later the build 1ng was turned over to the V. F. W. In 1954, our latest building, the Granite Street School, was thorough ly equipped for all modern school purposes, and is a credit to the town officials. l gf f 1 f 2 9. ' . - A -j'5-1ji?: fi :'i-51'j?ii51fi' - , - - V ' A - . If-Q T a , . V . gl:---,. :ii . -' I - . in 1 A ' 9 .iz ' ' ' - . . . . . 1:1 ., - - ' - '-i ' ' ' -- - - ' 1 , Y--1 .-:Eg , V ' 1 . D . - ' 1 Q,'gZf3f,1f - . . 1' , ,V,, .22 . . '3 L - . . . . '. - Q 9. ' ff . . .,.. u I .,.. ,i 05.1 PATRICIA ANDRICK, Patty Commercial Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Study Circle 1, 2 CIVICS Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 PATRICIA BLANCHETTE, a Commerclal C Sodalxty 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Study Clrcle 1, 2, 3 CIVICS Club 1 iw. R 1 MARGARET BERRY, Maggie General Course Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Study Circle 1, 2, 3, CIVICS Club 1 Cheerleader 3 L1brar1an 2 Yearbook Staff 4 RICHARD BOUCHARD, Bee General Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Study Clrcle 1, 2, 3, Treas C1v1cs Club 1 Basketball 3, 4 Semor Play Rep to CCD Congress 4 SHARON BOUCHARD, Commercial Sodallty 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, Study CITCIC 1, 2, 3 Pres C1v1cs Club 1 Cheerleader 3 Student Councxl 2 Semor Play Bush 'EJ' xsx , 3, 4 4 P t Q . a 1 4 , 4 '3, 4 n n - , 4 - 4 . . -. 4 , 4 x, I X , Q I X .' I 10' JUDITH DONI EY, Ju Commerclal Sodallty 1, 2, 3, Prefect 4 Glee Club 1, 2 3, 4 Study Clrcle 1, 2, 3, 4 Class V1ce Pres 1 Class Secretary 3, Cheerleader 3 Student Counc1l 4 Yearbook Staff 4 PAUL O GOULET College Band 3 Pnze Speakmg 3 Basketball 4 Class V1ce Pres 4 Study Clrcle 4 Edxtor of Yearbook Semor Play 4 Qi 'Sl' EDWINA DOUCETTE Doo Doo Commerclal Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Study Clrcle 1, 2 3 CIVICS Club 1 Head-Cheerleader 3 Delegate to CCD Congress 3 Yearbook Staff 4 4 QL' f 3, 1 Y 5 dy . ' ' 1 . . , , , Study Circle 1 2 3, 4 n' Q . ' , , 4 I L - . , 4 4 l 1 LOUIS GAGNON General s0d3.11ty 1, 2, 3 4 C1v1cs Clubl , , Basketball 3 HARRY JACOBS, Timmy General Sodalxty 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Study C1rcle 1, 2 3, 4 Class Presxdent 1 C1v1cs Club 1 Basketball 3 Semor Play 4 i Louey JOAN LEVASSEUR, jo Commercial Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Study C1rcle 1, 2, 3, 4 C1v1cs Club 1 Semor Play RONAID PERRY, Ronme College Sodahty 2, 3, 4 Study C1rcle 2 Basketball 3 Rep to Dlngo Boys' State Semor Play 4 VALEDICTORIAN DEANNA MOSCA, Mosca College C. Sodality 1, 2, 3, Sec 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Pres 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 1 C1v1cs Club 1 l.1brar1an 2, 4 Cheerleader 3 Student Counc11 4 Rep to D1r1go Glrls' State Co Ed1tor of Yearbook 4 DOROTHY RAYMOND, Dot Commerc1al C Sodahty 1, 2, 3,Treas 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 C1v1cs Club Pres. 1 Class Pres1dent 3, 4 Student CO11l1C11 4 SANDRA SALEM, Fuzzy College C Sodalzty 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Study C11-cle 1, 2, , C1v1cs Club Sec 1 Class Vxce Pres 3 Forum Chazrman 4 Student Counczl Sen1or Play SALUTATORIAN , I . . .. ' .,4 ' 34 ,J' -- n H - 34 r ' A 4 V 3 ,S ,rf , ERNEST SANTERRE, Ernie General Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Study Circle 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Basketball 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARYIENE SOUCIE, Soocy Commerclal C Sodality 1, 2, 3, V Pref 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Study Circle Vice P 4 Civics Club V1ce Pres 1 Student COUIICII 4 Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 4 HAROLD SAWYER College Sodality 1, 2, 3, Prefe Glee Club 3 Civics Club 1 Class President 2 Class Treasurer 3 Basketball 3, 4 Rep. to CCD Congress junior Marshall Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 BEVERLY THIBODEAU, Bev College C Sodality 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, , Study Circle 1, 2, , CIVICS Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Study C1rcle 1, 2 3, 4 SHIRLEY SIMOND, Shirl Commercial Cf 4 sodamy 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Study Circle 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 FRANKLIN WALSH, Frankie General Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Study Circle 1, 2, Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 Basketball Bus Man. 3 I Annual Staff EDITOR: Paul Goulet Co-EDITOR: Deanna Mosca 510.15 BUSINESS MANAGER: Beverly Thibodeau LITERARY EDITORS: Harold Sawyer, Patrici PHOTOGRAPHER: Ernest Santerre TYPISTS: Margaret Berry, Edwina Doucette Dorothy Raymond, Shirley Simond a Andrick l O 5 ff .9 no - of 4 2 sea.: 'J Y J joan Levasseur, Sharon Bouchard, Edwina Doucette, Rev. Father Henderson, Dean Mosca, Beverley Thibodeau, Dorothy Raymond, Harry Jacobs, Richard Bouchard, Franklin Walsh, Paul Goulet, Louis Gagnon, Ronald Perry, Harold Sawyer, Ernest Santerre, Patricia Andrick, Shirley Simond, Patricia Blanchettc, Marylcnc Soucic Margaret Berry, Sandra Salem, Judith Donley, Absent p WHO' KXNG Eine BouChaY 0 St Sa-nterr d OO . Shafon THE WITTIEST 9 Louxs Gagnon Sandra Salem n . WalSh HOOL 5931? g1a:211dQnMOSCa BEST Ma rylene Soucie WHO in 1956 THE MOST QUIET THE JOLLIEST Sh1r1ey S1mond Patr1c1a Blanchette Margaret Berry THE BEST DANCER S THE MOST INDEPENDENT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Goulet, V. President Dorothy Raymond, President Franklin Walsh, Treasurer Judith Donley, Secretary Absent N 5 X Wo, I 1- . .Uw,. ia DELEGATES to D1r1go Boys' and Glrls' State Ronald Perry - Deanna Mosca lg' + V'-L x K -1-as 'X R isis, KING Ernest Santcrrc, QUEEN Dorothy Raymond - f . .N. lm! Ujfnf lklllffflllg 11AlfJ'1'11g A lv. Ns-, g HH Hl1i I I Ji' JI. .act 45637 7 F if An Act to incorporate the town was passed by the Leg islature and approved by the Governor on March 16 1901 and on the 18th day of April the same year, the first town meet ing was held for the purpose of acceptmg its charter and of elect mg municipal offlcers In 1907 the Millinocket Trust Compa ny was established, the present bank, thoroughly modern structure was erected At the annual meeting, 1n March 1919 the town voted to raise the sum of 52,500 to es tablish a Free Memorial Library To this the Great Northern Paper Company added a gift of S1 000, and other numerous donations made it possible, up to this fiscal year, to have some 50 000 books in circulation In the year 1937 the Federal Government made a valuable addition to the Community Up to this time the Post Office had been housed in various rented places The well kept lawns and hedges of our Post Office make it one of the most attractive features of the business sec tion Previous to 1939 the need for more adequate quarters for the Fire Department had long been recognized, and so this year a new station was constructed The distance from Milli nocket to other large size Penobscot colmty towns made such equipment a necessity In April 1951, a real monument to progress sprang up as the beau tiful Municipal Buildmg was erected This piece of architecture I cannot be matched by any town of comparable s1ze m New England. The year 1955 witnessed the opening of our Community Hospital which has a capacity of 31 beds, 10 bassinets, and a standing staff of 6 doctors This fully equipped modern hospital took the place of the Millinocket Gen eral Hospital which was in charge of Dr. Ernest T. Young, and the late Dr Martin Grumley. As far back as 1910 a private hospital was maintained by the late Dr. Charles Bryant. f ' nl' :-' :-'2:it. ' 'L'. Pl? ,-r!ffff:5f:EfS!S:5f:Inj:,'r::5I:'-':!1f'ff5't,f-'t.U:::::'ffE-':.7ftFfr'-751: , - - .fg :5:l5:5:,gp ':f,:1,::,:1,:. ':,:::5f,:fg::5:fg 5:,5.f5f,:fg:5:ffffggfrfng:, . ' 1 e'w !n!M! 'l Sgiglgli iiwlg' 'lgilii iiid h ig l new iwl wwd tl w il. lgnliflli dewiw lUilE:w M :l 'l f ffm:afff,-:sff4,yGffssf:xff1fs:Qfmni 'IW-W M 'mm :ww My . w-4 W lf HI, fm .peep if V ff':1f:f,f.-ruffnl 05:3::gf,:fff:xL:af1:::f1 will IWU'.ff:i1::1H:. 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W' -W 5' .llgiqwlllu ill! : wfffgmf' , .mug A, ssh, ' - ' . . lfll iil li isi 11:9 W- fa vim - 1 .f-ffifm! fum: - :am z lL f3:!:1f::::fl 360: . . .. . - -g X . ..,. It 1 'Y . . . . in-vi W 111 - af Mm: -' john Laplante, Teresa Martin, Michael Columbo, Ann Boutaugh, Dorothea Brunette, Ellen Galvin, Patricia Daigle, Donna Caruso, joseph Jamieson, Joyce Friel, Mary jane Corbin, Patricia Arsenault, Edward Bouchard, Harry Rush, Doris Blanchette, Charles Landry, jackie King, Ethel McDougall, Gilbert LaForest. JUNIOR OFFICERS joseph Jamieson, Dorothea Brunette, Edward Bouchard lg AX la- r 5 o 1 -J '57 Kenneth Civiello Nicholas Colangelo, Pres OFFICERS Georgina Friel Raymond Ouellette Mary Guy, Yolanda Caron, Jean LeVa.-sseur, Patricia Lappa, Cynthia LeGassey, Elizabeth McKinnon, Joanne Deschaine, Georgina Friel, Freda Salem. Nicholas Colangelo, Terrence Daigle, Paul Guy, Ronald Laplante, Leo Blanchette, Earl Grava, George Pelletier, Raymond Ouellette, Raymond Arsenault, Thomas Monteith. U I -Q .l, at I 6 fl '24 X 7.4 ,auf L.-1 ,,, A Mindy? 'I' mf ' me 1 Roberta MacMul1en, Dorothy Ouellette, Lucille St. Peter, Frances Andrick, Judith Girsa, Rosalie Albert, Linda McLean, Charlene Arsenault, Barbara Mascett:-J.,Peter Cesare, Richard Bouchard, Herbert Santerre, Daniel Daley, Paul McLain, Donald Corbin, john Albert, Edward Friel, Eugene Lagassey. Barbara Magcetta Herbert Santerre, Pres. Lucille St, Peter Richard Bouchard , YH 44532, 4 A A'fi,+ H-'Y ,J IJ' Q 'Q glln, . l3 'F1r nksigdf- i 4 ' ffufjg,-ffl -74 I 'T 1 '.'x'U R, ful. f We ,s . ,WS . ' T re Latin Class - 1 1 , 1'-neww5, ,,'Q, French Class I Frances Andrick Charlene Aresnault Richard Bouchard Peter Cesare l ,X . 5 Daniel Daley ' V' 5 Judith Donley Ellen Galvin joan LeVasseur Barbara Mascetta Ronald Perry Herbert Santerre II Virginia Brunette 4 J' Law Yolanda Caron X bf Kenneth C iviello I u'2.,,..4.:g3,, Terrence Daigle 'I . -A -ps Joanne Deschaines I Georgina Friel ,V Patricia Lappa 'clk , A Teresa Martin Elizabeth McKinnon Raymond Ouellette Freda Salem Ill Dorothea Brunette Harry Rush Yolanda showing her aptitudes as French Teacher 095 Rev. Lawrence Sabatino, Instructor f' Q, l Religion Class '5- 5. Civics Class Roberta MacMu11en, Pres. Peter Cesare, Vice Pres.5 judith Girsa, Sec.g Pau1McLain, Treas. an-nl 'Y P 1 Forum gn W 11331 l33fZT'2fTTT'TT'?'J 7? ,.-f-:: l:llnld!llQ nu :sn Juan 7 p:L.- W H V .....,,J.k-W JL N w-f3 w I x , 1 ,.m L. x Danny exhibiting his mathematlcal talents IIALTII IIYGIINI KIJSSIOON KHAIYS 4 T 3, Us Commercial Training L7 ffifr , Ilw lxulululin Srvru' iN.fUl'l'l'l'l' inspiring' '- u Zrnup Qf l'IilH'H'I'.i puu.v'jl1sl lwlnu' flu' VIIHIIIN. in llH'!'.N0llll' upprvriu liun :gf ilu- srvlw , , At the Monuments, Atop IAQ Mt. Katahdin . , + 4 99' 4 K0 4 I T ' '4- 4' ,. f mR's - ' Katahdin Prm'idc's Many Thrills , ........ ., , 'Ju - - ,M ' --'rv-A f ' 'F' -I K' rf. ,3 MT. KATAHDIN FROM TOGUE POND For all Mame people Katahd1n w1th 1ts sheer gllstenmg gran1te walls and glaclal c1rques encloslng h1gh lylng ponds symbollzes the very best of the Mame Wllderness M1llmocket land of many 1slands Its peak has been scaled by thousands of adventure seekers who are rewarded by one of the most beautlful VIEWS 111 the Amerlcas But the mounta1n's rocky ex terlor conceals a caprlclous nature Dur1ng several months of the year It wraps around 1tself an ermme mantle of gllstenmg snow makmg lt 1mposs1b1e of access and more than occas1onally durlng the summer months low hanglng clouds descend to w1th1n a few hundred feet of the earth forcmg the cautlous to try the ascent under more favorable c1rcumstances Katahdm as the outstandlng mountaln of the north IS the northern termmus of the super tra11 known as the Appalachlan Tra1l whlch extends some 2 050 mlles from Katahd1n to Georgla The system of ava1lable accommodatlons adjacent to the Katahdm area has developed largely through chance and acqmescence In 1921 some 90 O00 acres 1Il the Katahdm area were made a game reserve In 1925 Congressman Hersey mtroduced a b1ll to make the Katahd1n reglon a Natlonal Forest or Park Subsequently m 1931 Perc1val P Baxter former governor of Malne purchased some 5 760 acres wh1ch area was deeded to the State The Mame Legxslature 1n acceptmg th1S g1ft deslgnated the area as Baxter State Park Such IS the br1ef h1story of Katahd1n perhaps held h1gher 1n the esteem of more people than any other single molmtam peak m the Eastern Un1ted States Vocation Club QR 13:65 Qlaosmouos , 'fi U G fy P our future N depends on U S our answer! Iliil uv X ' ' Am We K WU ina Q Q19 O 'A ,ff Q x Yi i if,-S - f . shi,- zwu T fi xl 1, ,' +9 4 ,LQ . ugh 74 .,h..- 1 Q-f-:'f ' .iz 'f 43115 A., , G. .L 7 I ,,.. - ', s P ' 1 t ,,., -nor A ,. . - 1 rw 51. W . J 'H gg if .L 5fW?:wgyafSf!1:?i5 ,, A ,wif-fsffzf-'W wxlixgifk --S ,A was i M.. ' 9 A a K! Ln-'O 'P if UL 1117? 12967 in Nrcholas Colangelo, Deanna Mosca, Harold Sawyer, tu d e n t U n C I I Sandra Salem, Dorothy Raymond, Harry Rush, Pres Paul Goulet, Roberta Mac'vIu11en, Franklm Walsh, Do othea Brunette, Herbert Santerre, Iud1th Donley 5 STAFF of the SCHOOL PAPER The DETOUR EDITOR: . . . . ....... I-Iarry Rush PUBLISHER: ....... Charles Landry TYPIST: ..... .... D onna Caruso LITERARY EDITOR: Dor. Brunette ART EDITOR: ........ Joyce Friel BUSINESS MANAGER:. john Laplante JOKES: M. Columbog Ann Boutaugh YV .IX S-v enjoymg the newly ed1ted school paper ' Cast The Light Eternal , A Comedy Drama in Three Acts by Charles George CAST OF CHARACTERS Michael O'Brien ............ a bricklayer Ronald Perry Maggie O'Brien ............... his wife Sandra Salem Margaret O'Brien ....... his young daughter Marylene Soucie George O'Brien ............ his young son Harold Sawyer Mrs. Mary Conway ....... a gossipy neighbor Joan Levasseur Daniel Collins ........... Margaret's fiance Richard Bouchard Father Patrick Nolan ............ a priest Paul Goulet James Nolan ............... a stranger Harry Jacobs Marie Stafford ............ a music teacher Sharon Bouchard J turn deserves anothe p O Ja.ne, you don't mean It V , H ltlike ? ,,,,.. Complimentary Note: Our audience was lavish in its praise of THE LIGHT ETERNAL. They laughed to their hearts content at the humorous parts, and were very appreciative for the great lessons of faith and devotion given in this fine play. The outstanding interpretation of our young players made it the event of the season. i img 1 OA 'ssl gm' Y H 4, .QQ t . if f K E345 KW wg I iw --.......3 W NWMJ x , , Nh-...sn-My My 'M--.,,.mN1 . sfxlzft A 1 3I'SI Gllbert La.Forest Asst Mgr Kenneth CIVIBIIO Rxchard Bouchard Ernest Santerre Harold Sawyer Louls Gagnon Paul Goulet Terrence Dalgle Raymond Ouellette Harry Jacobs Herbert Santerre Franl-dm Walsh, Mgr BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Brownv1lle c Howland Medway Medway Patten Stearns JV s Patten Island Falls Sherman Oakfield John Bapst JV's Howland Island Falls Brownville Jct Sherman Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Team Opponent 47 35 68 54 47 63 42 72 65 73 TOURNAMENT GAME Mattawamkeag St. Martin's 51 45 Island Falls St. Martin's 50 54 il 'U L- Casey, Coach Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albert Mrs. Emma Albert Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albert Mrs. Josephine Albert Mr. and Mrs. Kail Albert Mrs. Martha Albert Miss Evelyn Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. James Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blanchette Miss Diana Bossie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Richard Bouchard Edward G. Bouchard Edward J. Bouchard Henry Bouchard Lawrence Bouchard Norman Bouchard Mr . Ronald Bouchard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Bouley Fred Boutaugh, Sr. George Boutaugh William Boutaugh Perley Brown Miss Antoinett Brunette I Our Mr. Lawrence Daley Mrs. Mary Daley Mr. and Mrs. Clem D'Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Delahanty Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deschaines Miss Anna Devoe . and Mrs. Alex. Dionne 5 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Donley Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Donley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs 5 . and Mrs. Raymond Dugas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duprey Miss Meridyth Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Fairley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Federico Mr. and Mrs. Medley Albert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen Miss Margaret Andrick Mrs. Rose Andrick Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Appleby Addis Arsenault F enton Astle Francis Baker P.F.C. Llewellyn Baron, U.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baron Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beaupain Miss Annie Berardicarti Miss Shirley Bernaiche Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Berry Mr. and Mrs. George Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brunette Mr. and Mrs. Villa Caron Mr. Ralph Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Caruso Miss Ann Civiello Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Civiello Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clowes Mr. John Costello Miss Blanche F. Cote Miss Lillian Creehan Mr. and Nlrs. Michael Creehan Mr. Patrick Crornm.ett Mr. and Mrs. John Curley Mr. and Mrs. Alphie Cyr Miss Joan Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Freeman Miss Gloria Friel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friel Elias Gagnier Leo Gagjnier Joseph Gagnon Miss Joyce Gates Mrs. Esther Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Camille Blanchette Glee Club Mr. and Mrs. Ludger Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cyr Mrs. Laura Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Daley James and Mary Teresa Daley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gerry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Goulet Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graffert Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Guimond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guimond Mr. and Mrs. Russell Guy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Charles I-lersey Mr. and Mrs. Amos I-letu Mr. James Hines Mr. Frederick Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hutchinson Miss Catherine Jacobs Mr. Garfield Jones ear if 5 22. g. fx ,rr v ? t 'f , vlfvivi Tx A i-sv Patrons 1 Mr. and Mrs. jerry Kimball Miss Jackie King Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Kenneth King and Mrs. Mellon King and Mrs. Adolphe Laforest Gilbert Laforest and Mrs. Ralph Lagassey and Mrs. Roger Lagassey Miss Ann B. Landry, S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert X. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Leo Laplante Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Laplante Miss Shirlene Laplante ssssssssssssss and Mrs. joseph Lappa and Mrs. Carl Leino and Mrs. Lucien Lemieux and Mrs. Leo J. Lavasseur and Mrs. William A. Levesque and Mrs. Vincent Locke and Mrs. Percy MacMullen and Mrs. Anthony Madore Franklin Manzo and Mrs. Cesaire Marquis and Mrs. Abel Martin and Mrs. Denis Mascetta and Mrs. James Mascetta and Mrs. Kenneth Mattall Robert and Rosemary McAfee Mrs. Stella McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDougall Mr. Walter J. McDougall Mrs. Mabel McGee Miss Joyce McKinnon sssss and Mrs. Allen McLean and Mrs. Joseph McMahon and Mrs. Daniel McQuarrie and Mrs. Henry A. Michaud and Mrs. joseph Michaud Miss Eunice Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Leon Monteith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mosca Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Mr. Ernest Neal, Jr. Mr. and M.rs. Hollis Nelson Mr. and MIS. Edmund O'Briks Miss Charlene Ouellette Mr. Charles Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pasquine Mr. and Mrs. jack Pell-rey 5 . and Mrs. Emile Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perrow Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Perry Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pinette Mr. Egbert Plourde Mr. Vinal Plourde Mr. and Mrs. John Powers Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pratt Miss Beatrice Raymond . and Mrs. Ben. Raymond . and Mrs. Benjamin Raymond . and Mrs. George Raymond . Melvin Raymond . and Mrs. Philip Raymond . and Mrs. Robert Rogerson 555555 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rooney Mr. Carroll Rush Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rush 55 . and Mrs. Harry M. Rush . and Mrs. Raymond Rush Mr. William Rush Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salem Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Santerre Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Santerre Miss Ernestine Santerre Miss Verna Santerre Mrs. Catherine Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. George Shorette Miss Ann Simond Mr. and Mrs., Peter Simond Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sirois Mr. and Mrs. Frank boucie 55 and Mrs. Percy Soucie . and Mrs. Mahlon Spruce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow St. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweeney Mr. Glenwood Tardy Mr. and Mrs. Ozime Tardy Mrs. Rose Tardy Miss Elodie Kay Tilley Mrs. Harriet Tilley Mr. and Mrs. George Thibodeau Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tinkham Miss Sandra Trott . Francis Vienneau 5 Mr. and M.rs. Octave Voisine Mr. and Mrs. Roland Voisine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weymouth Mr. and Mrs.Frank J. Willette NJ-, H QMS' 1' UW QQITIYKSQ .UI 1 ' gl 'i It is if U l I'r Q 7' Wig-Q 41 A Q , 2 Qu, - f . :,.'.'i3 he -111 .4 lk we .-1:-ons.-..... Ifllnzlfzximfzmf linzfffmln -- final N ffflffzf' ...f . C. 'iermf Il'6ll' :real Yuri P Co J x Thanks to the glg3.Ilt1C 53 operat1ons of the Great Northern Paper Company 1f the M1111nocket of today IS duly ' ft surnamed Mag1c C1ty I M1111nocket was selected as the Slte of a town because of ltS mdus tr1a1 pOSS1b111t1eS a.nd has durmg 1ts f1fty f1V6 years of ex1stence, grown stead1ly unt11 It stands as a monument to the buslness sagaclty of the 1ndustr1a1 1StS who gazed upon the s1te and accurately s1zed up 1tS poss1b111t1es In the spr1ng of 1899 contractors started to bu1ld a m11l and the power development for the Great Northern Paper Company Prlor to that t1me, accordlng to h1stor1ans, the populauon of M1111nocket d.1d not exceed four or f1ve persons Wltllln one year the contractors had completed the work on the m1ll and prov1ded temporary shelter for thousands of laborers 'S ' J' Cr JN, m tvigi I' f 3 f fagy J IQ ? ,- X affix f qi' M- ff fi x?Q8 5 x M1111I10Ck6t IS now what It was at 1tS blrth a commlunty for people who l1ke and thr1ve on hard work Its favor1te muslc IS the rumble of heavy mach1nery, ltS favor1te s1te the carloads of clean Whlte paper manufactured Wlthlll the town ready for d1str1but1on to newspapers throughout the natlon Whenever the commun1ty IS destmed to benef1t the G N P Company always hastens to prov1de f1nanc1a1 asslstance May the M111 and the Town contlnue to prosper together 1901 THE GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL ST W SHES GREAT NORTHERN PAPER COMPANY Mlllmocket Mame 0HCSSf56 I Compliments to the Class of 1956 Holy Rosary Sodalify Compliments of KATAHDIN INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS FOR GOD AND COUNTRY JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION Its Great fo be a Legnonncure JOIN NOW Y Call PARK 3 9944 E B CAMPBELL GARAGE and RADIATOR SHOP RdrWkG IA1Rpg WHEN YOUR BRIGGS AND STRATTON ENGINE NEEDS Tel PA 3 aas1 Medway Rd INSTRUCTOR OF MUSIC Sf Morfln of Tours School George Simon, Presidenf I I I . Q C O MR. RAYMOND DAVIS ca io or or - enero uo e oirin H C GILMAN M D R F DESJARDINS M D Phone PA 3 9955 240 Pe obscof A M II o ket BEST WISHES ' MllllHOCk6t East M1ll1nocket COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS MQNHIGAN MARKET WUNG COMPANY EdM FIRST NATIONAL STORES CONGRATULATIONS GRA UAT NG CLASS OF 1956 I I iii Coniratermty of Chnshan Doclnne SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS CHURCH Mlllmockei Malne h I . nsus gn T, I I I I ' I I I 1 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1956 CLASS WILFRID POULIN COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS QUINT S MILLINOCKET CLOTHING STORE BOTTLING C0 MADFUNF 5 Josml Avom BEAUTY snor Sh ,, P Ter PA 3 5221 'W PATSEY CARUSO of of l o I Bicycle o 266 enobscof Avenue Bicycles repaired d painted - Carriage-W I R? cded Fresh Men? and Groceries B 1 1 k 1 A - i inoc e THE MIllINOCKET PRESS Ferland Jewelers g W COMMERCIAL PRINTING HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA Compllments to the Class of 1956 ,AMW OSG MILLINOCKET THEATRE Towle Sterlin ofches I35P 5 IA MII k E fMII kt . . 0 N Y A THE FLDWER SHOP Anywhere At Ar1yTlme LAUREL and MAVIS GARDINER Dual PA 3 8693 TO Somerset Street Mullmocket Morne comnmeurs Compllments of JAMES T KH-LEY KIDDIE CENTER PETE MCPHI-:Tens JUNES' DAIRY THE TEXACO FILLING STATION The BetF endYurCrEer Hadl H ve ed ad Choclafe Mlk 120 Centrol St Mlllmocket Morne TEL 3 9963 MRS MARGARET MACMULLEN VOCAL AND PIANO INSTRUCTOR 36 Elm Street Telephone 3 5413 I O of O Millin cket Raw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream S ri 0 a Y omo niz n o i ' I I to the C4444 of 1956 LITTLE FLOWER CIRCLE No. 392 DALIGHTERS OF ISABELLA BEST WISHES EMERSON S PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS CHARLES MADDEN PAT S DINER C0MPL'ME'm LEONA M YOUNG Teacher of PIANO BREIDY BROTHERS Te. 3 8805 Complete lme of Groducmon Clothes 68 School St Mnllxnockef A. C SMART S SONS I of of I re 0 of of I o THOMAS J GUILFOYLE Afforney of Law GERARD RUSH MAHAN 81 GONYA The F amlly Outfltters PERROWS RADIO and TV CENTER Philco ond Westinghouse Rodlos ond Television SALES and SERVICES A D K E N P E R R o w Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of 7 E D N 85 B f S1 f Teleph PA 3-5168 C l PETER RAYMOND Pamhng and Paper Hanging ff? STEAMER T0 REMOVE WALLPAPER p f 519 A, Complimenfs of Millinockei Furniture Company Salem's Grocery Store PHUS0 SQUARE 6 Congress Street Phone 3-8831 Telephone: PAH' 36335 Compllments to the Class of 1956 MILLINOCKET JOURNAL LOZIERS GARAGE SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY reuam-lone 3 5612 k ' 68 c 9 e PA k a sue 9 Auto Accessories-Tires-Botterie 102 Penobscof Ayen Millinoc e , Maine on ress Street Millinock 1 r - FRANK CIVIEllO D D S Eos? MlIIlnocIcef Mclne S J HIKEl STORE Compllmenfs of C W PREBIE ue OI Coal Woo Mllllnockef M lne HOTEL TERRACE COMPLIMENTS llOYD G POUND MlllINOCKET SHOE HOSPITAL Qualify Shoe Repourl g o so F ne Foot u fo the ENTIRE FAMILY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporhng Goods Auto Ports and Accesso es Tel 3 8601 I 0 Q n of o o 0 0 F I i-- -- CI Sporting Goods - - I G- of of o e . ..n I ri ' we r r - Ernest T Young, M D C W HARRIGAN D M D A M Mens and Boys Store SNWJ MILLINOCKET MAINE Compllments of MANAGER 8. ClERKS A 81 P FOOD STORE Mllllll0CkCt Maine Compiimenfs of Compliments of l I l 0 o , 0 0 Compliments of Y Y I x ..: ' z I C51 Q O , Q Cpltf RALPH BRAGDON RANGE AND FUEL on Tel 3 8871 COMPLIMENTS OF MILLINOCKET THEATER GRILL MOSCONE S PINE TREE STORE FRESH MEATS FANCY GROCERIES BEER d ALE TO TAKE OUT Tel 3 5441 BATTERY D 314th AAA Battallon Me N G Mlllmocket Motor Co COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY VloIette's Ga rage GENERAL REPAIRING GAS d ARC WELDING PAINTING BODY cI FENDER WORK LAKE ROAD Tel PA 3 5272 om imen S O Compliments of FRANK W. RUSH 8. SONS wEED,s GROCERY STORE COMPLIMENTS J J Newberry Company SEARS ORDER OFFICE CRAWFORD S Town Taxl 122 P D I PA 3 8880 PA 3 9964 MILLINOCKET MAINE 5 d CUMMINGS BLOCK Compllments to the Graduatmg Class THE Mll.llNOCKET FOUNDRY of Compliments of Compliments of lEVESQUE'S WOOD SHOP E. M. O'CONNEll General Store enobscot Avenue ia - or - I JOHNF WARD Attorney at Law L W MOREY D 0 JOE S 8. MARY S PAUL G CORRIGAN 0 D FULLER FURNITURE C0 THERES MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES THE OPERA HOUSE C p V V Wd S Comp iments of I ' I I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of I I Q I I I I COMPLIMENTS COMP'-'MENT5 of of I I O C Enjoy them at the inemasco e- isfa- ision- i e creen The Di Frederico Insurance Agency INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE: PA. 3-5291 T8 PROSPECT STREET MILLINOCKET TRUST COMPANY General Bankmg Busmess MILLINOCKET and EAST MILLINOCKET S lEES HAT SHOP murv SHOPPE Y 32 K g byM T1PA35235 qu QA HadC htlnf rw WN I I 7 ata in Avenue Alwa s the lates styles 77 Penobscof Avenue in Millinery--a1S0 O ' ' 1 9- - osieries ccessorie h roc e an ear Complnments of HAROLD BDYNTDN, D M D Mllllnocket Malne KATAHDIN MOTORS Chevrolet, Ponhac, Cadillac Telephone PA 3 5901 JOHN F WALSH Whe you th nk of .le elry WAlSH S s the store onds Wctc es S ve sel ct on of relug ous goods Wcfcla c cl Jewel y Repo Tel PA 3 5171 COMPLIMENTS DUMAS BROS. TAXI COMPLIMENTS lUClllE S Fl0WER SHOP u n n n i w -,:.,3H5,,.- I l Diom - l1 - il rwure sms and SERVICE C'WW'S'e 'nQ Large e i ' i Bw- n r i r of of I METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO CRAIG MOTORS Authorrzed Ford Dealer S I FORD 8: MERCURY S D I PA 35701 B E s r wr s H E s John Brunette Harold B. Jones Ao A9 Ch I C II Complimenfs of a es ervice BEST WISHES cLAss or 1956 REED'S FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL EDDIES BARBER SHOP CHARLES R STEEVES 8. SONS MILLINOCKET FRUIT COMPANY PLUMBING d HEATING Pho e 3 8335 Tel 3 5761 c pn f f FREEMAN A ROBINSON, Attorney at Law Compliments of 1 Compliments of . IIDCOFPOTCIISCIJ an n u om imen s o 1 I I - I i 1 Q N3ti0n'Wide Superette K MEDWAY ROAD . ADELIA MONACO, Proprletor Millinockef Maine Park 3 5035 Com pllments of KELLEHER EUNERAE HOME Telephone PA 3 8303 .L MILLINOCKET MAINE LEVASSEUR S HARDWARE STORE DeC0URCY'S GARAGE BUILDING MATERIALS SERVICE WITH A SMILE like Compliments of Compliments of I Compliments of DR G W McKAY DDS COMPLIMENTS or G H LEAVITT 0 D PROFESSIONAL CARE protects your hcnr' IVYS BEAUTY SHOP Tel PA 3 5544 BODDY S DAIRY pasteurlzed cmd homogemzed MILK and CREAM GIRSA S MARKET Groceries Meats Confectionery BEER TO TAKE OUT 24 Che ry Street Complnments of Fresh Meats and Groceries H E CUMMING'S MARKET FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES OKANES Radio 8. T V Service COMPLETE SALES ond SERVICE H6 Aroostook Ave Dual PA 3 8812 C O , . O O O O , I O I 7 9 . . 5 7 - - 7 We Treat You Like a Friend S r l I o o I ! COMPUMENTS GEORGE SMART COMPLIMENTS coMPLuMEN1-5 NER DRUGS COR EUGENE RUSH C PHIL FOR PHIlS GAS Gus Ranges Refrlgerutors Water Heaters Tel PA 3 MILLINOCKET GAS COMPANY . -5711 DR RALPH B DHUY Dentist 22 HILL STREET 1 G IDEAL RADIO TV CLINIC WHALEN S Inc If Tel PA 38694 REXALL EDDIE LEA SC NERS MULRONEY 9 Sa DAIRY O P C Pasieurlzecl Milk and Cream L 0 N G E R ClAIRE'S STYLE CENTER Best Wlshes to the Graduatlng Class FWS MlIIlHOCk6t and East Mllllnocket Complimenls of I I I , Opposi e reof Northern Hotel Compliments of 7 , l You can depend on any drug produc haf bears The nome ' - 1 1 I 1 4 We ive H g p lI's cl I - K III1 , , BILODEAU,S ELECTRICAL CENTER rv SALES and SERVICE G B MORAN Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Mallory Hats Van H eusen Shlrts Freeman Shoes Samsomte Luggage WE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 BANGOR-HYDRO ELECTRIC COMPANY 'I'I8 Penobscot Avenue Compliments of I I 9 SAINT IOHN BAPTIST UNION OF AMERICA Sim A858865 C 0 T S of the 4588 MILLINOCKET INSURANCE AGENCY Home or msunmcs ron oven 46 YEARS Frank H. Speed, Chairman Robert E. C. Speed, Pres. William Tippens, Vice-Pres. Lillian Creehan, Sec'y Compllments of ISK SUPER MARKET to the Graduatmg Class LEETS SERVICE STATION JoHNsoNs ouTaoARo Morons IIANINGTON SOCONY SERVICE TEL 3 9925 T I 3 5757 110 A Compliments of ' Homelife Power Saws , - . - roosio k A WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES fo The GRADUATING CLASS C33 0 Co is A lm 0 f KOFC X Q' If sgarw J Q kill., - vu v MARTIN 0F TOURS COUNCIL 44680 MILLINOCKET MAINE ,f+?'f3T5i'7fw A'Q'S 3?-- ' . , 2510! l- 1 x ' fel 1 'V -1.1, H 1 XX ,M fn., x h . i I XR - . . . V 'Iv XX 1' j y ' 2 K- -5 X , 1 .- - ' X I I . , X . , ,K ,TX .....-,...,,,,! XX ' ' dw T 2 1 . ,:. X T .L XX 1' 'N Y ',. - f . '- 1'-if.: 'r. Huff, ' - Q V il 5 QQ? A ' E 5 ,V , jvjxf'3.'A A-slnwfs. JM: ' ., - Th ' lk ,fhffpl , ' ' A ., , . ,. , , vi A , ' ,n. . z1'iZ'1ff3b:-.' , . ' 1 Q f f, T' X54 'pug ' A an ,X V, 41' isps., f ,X ., 'N JI , f 'A A . 1 'Hx' I . 1 ' V' ' X I' I 4 , fr 1 li Q fl V ST. 1 gf? 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