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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1957 volume:

IBEW iikii xl!! !'Q!'!!A Ylkv INJKIH Annual Staff TYPISTS . . . . ART EDITOR . . . . BUSINESS MANAGERS ,sv Harry Rush Dorothea Brunette Doris Blanc hette Donna Caruso Ethel Mc Dougall Charles Landry Mary Jane Corbin V Contents pfaalague me ' ' emu., Saniofzfi 6164401 A... 14 lmwni Nclawifbiwu X MX Q' nfl! Fi W 7 5 'r. ' x 9 xx' I -V ve-. ,, fn' !: sflkxxtx BX I-'J :I If I if X f It ff. f , QS? f ff Q ,. A' 1? A , which 5 t .V I 5. f x' sl 11 , 5 ., Ny f Xp gl, gf' 1 fb iff, t M fd' dd W , 1 - -Q ST. MARTIN OF TOURS do guide ond protect '.'.'.'.. .-. ..-...un ' W, . ,,.- , .-- r..--H ...s---Lf..--' ..'----'.'...s--1 Always consider your school... as a temple where dignity and purity prevail where truth and justice have the prominent places where religion is resplendent, that religion raises and ennobles the mind in God who is present everywhere... Give the child a school which by mutual co-operation between the family and Church would work for the sound fomadation of youth... ...ov .tn- O Prologue --1-..... r...-1-:.... .,....., .--,-,'.'....o::, -- .'.- '.'...--'.'.-.-- For the past two decades the spotlight of fame has dwelt upon the humble, yet distinguished servant of the servants of God. The shining example of this outstanding personage has influenced and awed those within and without his realm. Throughout the Christian world the Vicar of Christ is hailed as the Greatest Leader of our Times , a title that portrays him as a follower of the King of Kings seeking to increase the number of his Master's fold Now, as theme of the 1957 Victoria, we, of St. Martin's humbly present Pope Pius XII: 9 K' ope of MKTUWIJWA 11-in-in-71 His Excellency MOST REVEREND DANIEL J. FEENEY, D. D., LLD Bishop of Portland The spiritual guardian of the Church in Maine, an Apostle of the Church, Bishop Feeney represents the Pope in the diocese of Portland. To him we pay our token of respect and offer our heartfelt prayers and good wishes edic ation The Victoria 1957 is dedicated to those parents who have complied with the laws of the Church and the wishes of Our Holy Father the Pope, in seeing that their children have received a Catholic education. In appreciation for this priceless favor we dedicate this book to them. God bless them all! The Papacy. . . Truth and wisdom forever. Fountainhead of continuing inspiration and guidance for the faithful. It is true to say that the present Pope is one of the most outstanding Pontiffs to have oc- cupied the throne of Peter in modern times. To his vast learning and erudition is added a degree of sanctity that is striking and impresses even non-Catholics when they are received in audience by him. From the outset of his reign, he was call- ed the Angelic Pastor, and such, both his writings and his speeches show him to be. Pope Pius XII was born Eugenio Pacelli, in Rome, in 1876. Even in his childhood, he exhib- ited his love of the God who had created such a wondrous world. Frail and sickly, Eugenio was only eighteen when he entered the seminary., His health was not goodg but within five years of in- tense study, Eugenio Pacelli, by the grace of God, became Father Pacelli, Little did he realize that forty years later, he would assume the pas- torate of Peter's See, as Pope, on the anniversary of that great day. This is the first chapter in the life of the Greatest Leader of Our Times. Faculty THE Q SPEAKS 'You have the future within your control be- cause in your hands are fashioned those who shall dominate and mold future generations. These generations will succeed in forming and mastering a new society for the greatest good of the human family. This depends on your action, for no action patterned on that of the family home has a more lasting effect on the soul of young people than the school. Here is the importance of your task. Pope Pius XH 11.1 g, ui51P:'15.. 5131115111511 Eauzifliigiif 315521111191 1:19-'1!12-11 1 . -11512-1112-1 1113311111 5111. '151e111.111::1 1111-g1121vg11F :1!1P1e1a:a11:a 11115 1111951131 '11111'111i1'1a 9151511115511 2555522153515 251:12-1111235 i::ff1EE111si11 551515 121132111 12ffuv:f:: 1f ..-f111a--11:z-- 1111 121215 51327 :'ZiZiffZ23Q '1 1Qig Lv 133'1. '7'!1L-4 ,.. . 'gli'-I, '1z::-111:-'.. ' .--' .--' ,- g!Z::f15.fgf2,. '1!1--511101111 - L-Q15-gg. -'12-11 ., lv ,..-- fltfifgl .I .--'g,. -- 'Higflfu .--1: 11. .n ggi.. -gg, ...g1,. 551111-111115-5 '...vg5,,-ng.. 5'111v-'1 ,.h,, 1832. . z112g:11.1 l , :if 11111111113 zzzqzzzinzzar 111:-11:12-111: 211:12-11312-5:1 Ezzzzslezsliizz 'iiizzgiizzs ' --1:11 ,, 221. 31315-'1. ....--'av--' . ,.-333.-3125.1 1:7-'-'1f.v111 1131111231115-51 1.:gg13..- .. ',.. .. ng 11.- vz.. . '--111 ,.. 1151125251 :1.:11e.,-:::.-- 1135111.11112-A ' I'f1C.a'11h ,,... ,. '-mg ...I Z.. HL - Tiff.: I ' I ' Q Q.. . :iii-'1. 1!5f3'21.v .. 52111-'maze-nz :aff ,g1111.111.- --1.3121315111 '.-'11.'.51 rv' . '21, haf. f7:11.-, 'i -111. .. ,. az-- fgjffifu I qi' 'nf 5:7-iggtgggf., .5y:,..-g....- ,. 5,91-,,. nz '.,- -3.9-1:51. '--1:11 ugh. 2'-':. 'infi- . U... 'Hin ,,. . '2. .,z1z..-, L:-111.--ig.. I ..-- ,.--V... I 12ff7:f2i.a-115' 1f.n'111n:1 -'ZZ-511. '-'11 111:. --as-1 ,. 'L- . 521 L., - g: ...ut 2:25ffEEs11.- . E .-0:11.-1515.1 1L-g1L1:g11z2- 11::1zh' ,...- gn.. ' uit., ,. -u,.:5,:.31:T1::f:5::' 13155 13:15 VE -.',:.',',-..l,:..,,':'.,':Lg:f::-,-.,:,-.:,L 12151513-5:'1G57'g2fff:: .i1':g 12:11 RE 23531151 E2QaEEE1:iEE:f 1.153221 2213222 ND 'iiiii-5-L:21aT'21-'3-3'iff-4,2-T-31.1-,.,, s Pastof- HEND 212232211 r'2EE?1u25EEg5 ,,,'-1222791 11512 ER 'fif-Z'1q1g2i?Z-QI-Q1 Fluff' '1i31:1:-g::.- fg,:25::1Q:g11Y:g:r SO 4:55:51 12123222 ,ZE:r122:f:gE2 SEEQEEZ- 52:5 N 222323221221 In YE 1-:t.11lEE::i1,.z17f1EC th '21'1L2-2-zallfgz . 6 '-55TE?'::1E?E31E 15 Pe .. AS gf Oufogngstzn of th fepr 01 S a our h ew es YF SP' Pa. 91-ald OI-dSentat?'1IheI?iati0i110I, tho Of F Ve 0 he S Se at f H Po withiof th her His Hpe. n ous Vicaendefgines pariSJi10f Cion S s S t 1 Y , 'ng Q Q, V 1':!1'-'1'.k ',.v '515-5:'.1 L..- :g!Ef.l- I .wg 3, A . . ',..--gd.-h f--1,...gg. -,, N.. - ,, -- .v' .- 1 ..n.,,v ,,. :- .LV,,.::,. .rv ,v ,.. REVEREND RAYMOND D. AUGER Assistant 1'l. 2. ' -I-I :-1-.-2.1. v.-.-.1-.- .- . 1.1.1.7 3.1-1.,3.1.' .-.pp ,-.. qv,-.-.-.1 :-:-1-.-.-. .-.:,g.:.:- ,:,j.'. '.'. -,-.-. .-., .,,,g.g.,4, 2'1i.1- 'I -1-.-. 3. g.' .4---'- 'ruin 1, . . I 1 --14.3. .,. - . Q. . .1 4 . -15:-. ,upg- '. vu . . .19- 562:31-tg 1'l 1' I .,.,. . . ,IJ - -2.121-T 21-1.35.11 . hu .1 ,fl-.4- '.'-' ' .' ,.,.... 4.1.1. . .,,., . nits.-.-Y' .,c, ' 'I 4.51, .Elgfgi 4,4 ,- nf--'u 4.-,1 1 .,.'., . . ,.,.,. 4.3.5.1-13. 1.16 2,11 ...- ,.. -,:,. . .,... .ts 225114'lplqfpjrf'.'vhgfqu.-f-:1n:1ZfL'2'f -1-:-2-1:11-1-'-A-ati:-.-1-2-avi'-:vt-1-2-it '-P2114.34:1241-515.3.1-1-7:1251-fzgzigizif '- In - -.-v :. '1.E2:1 'n :I .1.:.3.g.g- 'l'-1-'ul 'JJ-gf.: -,- ,1- ,, . 'I '.'. . 1, .g'.g.g.:. .5.....,v. I 5534151 ',. ...- 'I I I'l . 4,.,. .4 '4' ,u'51. l'l' I , , .'.'. Q ... 1, -'J-'I 114. 1 Z'v'. 14 Inu' ..,,1,..-,' f,4.- ug.: . 1. If-144,15 I .' ' ,','.:,,a .. ,,.g.,.g. .,-, . 5,- 4 :-5-Z-. 'v1'!'l'15 0. . a .. 'fill-T'1'5Z .,.,.,..., ,. . 3,111.1-,gi .-.--:.:-1- '.'a'. .' .IZ-Y-H21 .-,-,'.g.,. v1,g.g.,-.- UI' l'l' . . . -5 -Z 'Z'.g.- , I . . REVE FREDERICK E. DOUGHERTY Assistant - ....- . . . .,-gg.- ' N. .-. . . : ,'.-.-.gf . .'.1.:,,: 1. . v , .'1'-'1'r.f- ,. - -,., , ,f r .,. 4,5 -1-'ia . ' l '.'a' ' . 1 :.'.- uv'- :Z-.', g.u p1q.:4,A2. .. ,,a,..:,' 'n'.g.1n1J ' Il -'1'l :,a.:,1,g.:. . .'.'-gui-Z . I. . .- f'7f : 51254712.- .,, SISTER MARY of ST VIATOR Principal Facult REV. THOMAS B. HENDERSON: Supervisor Guidance Director SISTER MARY of ST. VIATOR: Principal Religion 45 Latin 1,25 French 25 American History5 Sponsor of Yearbook. SISTER MARY of ST. GRACE: Librariang Bookkeeping5 General Business5 Type 1,25 Shorthand 1, 2. SISTER MARY of ST. ANDREW A.: Religion 25 Home Econ. 2,35 English 15 Civics5 French 15 World History5 Moderator of Girls' Sodality and Vocation Club. SITER MARY of ST. BERNADETTE of LOURDES: Relgion 35 Chemistry5 Geornetx-y5 Algebra 1,25 General Mathematics5 Director of Glee Club. SISTER MARY of the DIVINE WORD: Religion 15 English 2,3,45 General Scienceg Biology5 Sponsor of School Paper. SISTER MARY of ST. JOHN of the SACRED H.: Director of Choirg Music Instructor. SISTER MARY of ST. GRACE MR. RAYMOND DAVIS Instructor of Music5 Band and Orchestra Director. SISTER MARY of ST. JOHN S. H Q, ii MOTHER MARY of ST. JOHN BAPTIST Superior SISTER MARY of S SISTER MARY of th e DIVINE WORD T. ANDREW A. SISTER MARY of ST. BERNADETTE L. f6?-564m A fffwf fi N C x XX,-.J .P.4- 7:51.14 it Q flew 5 cggggvs Qs: After humbly accepting the honor conferred on him, Cardinal Pacelli was appointed to be Secre- tary of the Vatican State. If this was a great honor, it was a greater responsibility, for now he had to deal with the rulers of every nation in the world. It was through Cardinal Pacelli that Italy was forced by public opinion to stop its persecution of the Church, and through the same medium, the Pope's warning about the Nazis was made lmown to the German people. Often referred to by the Pope as the 'Trans- atlantic Cardinal, Pacelli visited South Amer- ica where he was representative of the Holy Fa- ther at a Eucharistic Congress. One year later he was chosen to represent the Vicar of Christ at the shrine of our Lady in Lourdes, France. It was here that he preached that 'No one can stop the Church from doing her work. The following year found Cardinal Pacelli on his way to the United States. Once more he ex- hibited his diplomatic ability and his love for his people. Shortly after his return from Amer- ica, Cardinal Pacelli made a trip to the shrine of St. Therese, in France, with the sole purpose of praying for Pius XI who was nearing death. Two years later in 1939, the chair of St. Peter was vacated, and the Church mourned a strong char acter while preparing for an even stronger per- sonageg that of Pope Pius XH. Seniors - . K X 1 'With our mind's eye we see the innumerable ranks of the young people, as bud opening to the first light of the davsm. Marvelous and charming is this germination of youth from a generation which almost seemed doomed to extinction-a youth new and vibrant in its freshness and vigor, with eyes fixed on the future and also with an un- restrainable impulse directed to the highest idealsg a youth determined to improve on the past and obtain more solid conquests of greater value to the progress of man on earth. Pope Pius XII PATRICIA ARSENAULT, Patsy Commercial The shy girl with the charming disposition, who has a lot of school spirit is our Patsy. Tall, slender and frail, she plans on entering Husson College in the fall. We know that she will make a good secretary for someone. DORIS BLANCHETTE, Doris Commercial Courteous and co-operative, Doris is well-liked by all at St. Martin's. A good dancer and school-spirted, D. never misses a social and is on hand to root for the home team. Doris does not say what she plans to do, but we are quite certain that she has a special someone waiting. EDWARD BOUCHARD, Eddie General Eddie's blushing ability is a help to his good looks. Though quiet and rather timid, he, nevertheless, figures well in the best of company. He claims to be college bound, but we strongly suspect that he'll stop at Rox's instead. ANN MARIE BOUTAUGH, Ann General Some people think the world is made for fun and frolic... Ann is our own personal package of mis- chief. She is a real live wire and has had her antics all through high school. Let us hope that success will light up her life as easily as her smile has lit up ours. DOROTHIEA BRUNETTE, Dot College Here comes our most studious senior. She has also done a swell job as prefect of the sodality and co-editor of the YB. She may look meek and mild, but she has quite a temperg we think it will come in handy, since she plans on becoming a school teacher. Valedlctorlan DONNA CARUSO, Donna Commercial If you see a Ford Beach Wagon rumbling down the road, head for the hills! Donna has the distinc- tion of being the first Senior girl to get her license. She holds the title of being an A one typist. She is thinking of entering Husson Col- lege in the fall. We wonder why she wants to be a sec...??? N. MICHAEL COLOMBO, Mike General Mike can always see the funnier side of things, even when it isn't to be seen. Quietly mis- chievous, Mike is the man with the ad libs and his specialty is stirring up laughter in the back seats of the classrooms. We suggest that he try television as comedian after graduation. MARY JEANNE CORBIN, Mary Jane fins, Commercial Meet our Patron Queen! The top salesman of the class. It is surpris- ing to all that M. J. has a temper like an Irishman even though her hair differs in color. In her Junior year, she added vitality to the cheer- leaders squad. We think Mary J. will go a long way. PATRICIA DAIGLE, Pat Commercial Rolling eyes, a roving heart, this brown-haired Miss is friendly to everyone. Her fine sense of humor adds enjoyment wherever she goes. Pat joined us only in the Junior year. She has an interest in the University of Maine, We won- der if she is Frank about it. JOYCE FRIEL, Joyce General Tall, pleasant and smilingg rhat's no one but our Joyce. Always willing to co-operate, she is known as the most helpful member of the Senior Class. Although she has not yet revealed her ambitions, we are sure her path will lead her to Matrimony. ELLEN CALVIN, Ellen College Ellen is the calm, collected ty-pe the typical bookworm. Even though she dislikes to speak in public she nevertheless can hold her own in any discussion. As to conversation, gabbing is one of Ellen's natural gifts. In her career as a lawyer,.it will certainly serve her well. 1 JOSEPH JAMIESON, Joe General The witty, barrel of fun Irishman of St. Martin's. Joe's favorite pas- time is Clowning. Wherever you find Joe you're sure to have a laugh a minute. He spends his spare time with his best friend: his Chevy. With his innocent grin and winning way, joe is all set for the future. JAC QUELINE KING, jackie General Whenever there's fun, you'll find Jackie. Until recently her pet peeve was being late for school. Addicted to hill-billy music, Jackie also proved her acting ability in the Senior Class Play as the Red-Headed Stepchild. She might exchange her diamond ring for a commerical course. CHARLES LANDRY, Charlie College Charlie is the happy go lucky type, who looks upon worry as a nuisance. He is a swell guy for those who like teasing. He is en- dowed with both looks and intelli- gence, a. good combination for a future that promises to be success- JOHN LAPLANTE, John General Here comes the handsome lad of our crew. An outspoken fellow he is. Whenever you hear music he is bound to be right there. We think Laplante will be the first to break the sound barrier in his car. Enjoy your driving while you may, John. ful THERESA MARTIN, Teresa College Theresa is a sociable, quiet girl well liked and always near at hand if anything is to be done. An honor student, her amibition is to become an R N. With her natural ability, she is sure to attain her goal. Good luck, Teresa. ETHEL MCDOUGALL, Ethel General The attractive green-eyed girl, who adds color to the senior Class is none other than Ethel. Her hobby is singing those good old western tunes, but this year she has spent her spare time learning home-making. We wonder if this has a special significance... we have it on the air as July??? Salutatorian Q LW T 3' so HARRY RUSH, Buddy College Buddy is the tall -man of the class. Ambitious, an honor student, and a 10096 co-operative fellow. He is a born leader, always first in line for the title most school- spirted. He has plans to enter Col- lege, and we'll bet that he'll be an asset to any school. -QW- A J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Landry, Treas E Galvxn, V P , E Bouchard, Pres , T Martm, Sec i '?V Oh, to be young agam. . . . Isn't it lovely? Me and my guitar. . . 1 IQ57 Too swiftly the years have fled for us. Too soon has the time come for us to venture into an unexplored world with far-stretching horizons. We wonder what lies ahead. Now as we prepare to set out upon 1ife's highway, we ponder on the many friends and memories we shall leave behind us . But, we have learned much since our first days here. We have learned what we are not likely to forget. Now with God as our guide, we are ready. Wish us good luck ....... I uw fqirx W 5 .ex J . 252 ,X ti. .xv I. . Trai,-ei .C-3, 125 1- .. Q? ', ,,. X l1lg.jg,S f'J-if .1 f if 0, hi I YV' .1 . it At the age of forty-one, Monsignor Pacelli was named to fill an important office, that of Arch- bishop to Germany. His was no easy task, for Ger- many was wavering unsteadily in the service of the Church under the terrors of war. During these years of strife, His Holiness spent most of his time doing works of mercy, extending a. help- ing hand to the suffering and needy. When the Great War ended, the conditions in Germany grew worse, and the influence of Archbishop Pacelli was especially felt. Revolt spread through cer- tain sections of the country and in this trying time, he exercised his ability as a foreseeing diplomat and statesman. At the formation of the German Republic, the Archbishop served as papal nuncio to Germany and was beloved and respected for his piety and learn- ing. His every moment was spent in the interest of the Church, visiting as he did, nearly every part of that country. In all, he spent twelve years in Germany and in that time wrought much for his Master. When the word arrived from the Pope that Archbishop Pacelli was to become a Prince of the Church, a Cardinal, the love he left behind caused one child to run to him pleading, Please, come back! The Archbishop could not hold back his tears, such was his devotion. Classes 'A believing youth is one who has a lofty ideal and who is deeply convinced of the reality, the power and the value of this ideal. You possess this high ideal. You wish to work for the cause of God. You wish to work for the cause of Christ and His Church. The teach- ings and the grace of Jesus Christ, of which He has made the Church the custodian and the dis- penser, the Catholic faith and Christian prin- ciples have always constituted the essential foundation for the happiness and greatness of your people. Help to maintain this indispen- sable foundation in your native land-this is the ideal which you pursue. Pope Pius XII Juniors With the passing of this year, the Juniors have in- creased both in their knowledge and know-how. As a class, they have been co-operative in accepting the responsibilities and duties which accompany the task of climbing to the goal at which they are aiming. We, the Seniors , wish them the very best of luck in the work which lies before them. May yours be a success ful Senior year, a year of satisfying and complete ful- fillment ........ irst Row: J. Nadeau, E. McKinnon, M. Guy, P. Lappa. econd Row: V. Brunette, F. Salem, G. Friel, B. Martin, C. Legassey. 'hird Row: R. Landry, J. Deschaine, K. Civiello, Y. Caron, G. Pelletier, L. Blanchette, N. Colangelo. ourth Row: T. Monteith, R. Ouellette, T. Daigle, E. Grava, R. Laplante. Sophomores SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 5 H. Santerre, V. P.- J Girsa, Pres - F Andrick, Sec As ever, the Sophomores are the fxm-loving, jovial members of the student body. They have provided for us an element of fun that contributes to the whole- someness of senior high school. However, when nec- essity demands , they can be serious . As yet, their tasks have been relatively light, but we feel sure that 4 f when the time comes , they will be ready, willing, and 'gif able to assume their duties to the fullest. First Row: R. Bouchard, P. Cesare, H. Santerre. Second Row: J. Levasseur, F. Andrick, 1. Laplante, Third Row: E. Legassey, R. McMullen, L. St. Peter. Fourth Row: B. Mascetta., J. Albert, E. Friel, J. Gii-sa, Back Row: D. Corbin, C. Arsenault, D. Daley, L. McLain, P. McLain, R. Albert, P. Guy. Freshmen 19 FRESHMAN OFFICERS D. Castonguay, Sec., E. Levasseur, Pres., M. Megno, V. P For the Freshmen, the feeling of being a part of St. Martin's is a truly gratifying one. This we have seen in their willingness to participate in every phase and activity that is connected with their school and fellow classmates. We, the Seniors , especially ac- knowledge their sportmanship and sincere loyalty. May their years here be as complete and happy as ours have been ........ First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: W' 'sims iv it P. Laplante, L. Jacobs, J. Gray, K. Wedge, M. Leveille. M. Megno, T. Pelletier, J. Saucier, K. McDougall, N. Voisine, N. Donley, C. Albert, N. Deschaine. Z. Voisine, W. Duprey, D. Castonguay, L. Arsenault, E. Levasseur, I. Martin, M. Martin, L. Portwine. B. Murphy, D. Guy, F. Friel, j. Hunter, R. Cyr, I' -we .V 5 M. Brown, I. Bissonnette. I i +1 1 Future Homemukers 69 N ,JT 'Ns 'Q Zxtlzf J X fy! iw H W fl. gm N I Sal, its Q . -., , K R gsmw. I BIOLEEY Q Q Science ?EN?11:'iAL SCIENCE A EM ommercial SHORTHAND YPING insmsuhrvnnm Gill BOOKKEEPING L. 'VX 4 fx-'sr QM',i56'LNc+ X X J Vi? 'N 11 1 .. -g E 73,111 P 1 H ' v xx 4 fl '.I',,'1iII, QQ! cpl ,Q s A9 Qnhxrffi lt fl: w,.i ' r - i n X'lfEiF 'f. if 5 03.61, I '-.QQ-I ji AA .,.-'lx , lx Many traditions were shattered on that dayg for upon the third ballot, Cardinal Pacelli was the first Secretary of State to be elected Pope in over eight hundred years , and the first native born Roman in two hundred and eighteen years. Thus, on March 2, 1939, on his sixty-third birth- day, the present Sovereign Pontiff was elected as successor to Pius XI, taking the name Pius XII. The personal life of this prominent leader is one of austerity and sacrifice. In the midst of his functions as Father of Christendom, he pre- serves the humility that has always character- ized him. His dealings with all are abundant in gentleness and kindness, so deep is his reverence so profound his piety. The Holy Father has no peer, yet he himself prefers to be a servant to those who serve God. He gives unstintingly of himself for the welfare of his people, and he is recognized as an eminent authority in decisions that affect the destiny of the entire world. From his home within the Vatican walls, Pope Pius XII, as God's Ambassador of Peace, has used every weapon of peace to com- bat assailants who are determined to undermine the Church. The eighteen year pontificate of this dedicated Father has indeed been a labori- ous and fruitful one. Let us, by our prayers, help him in his work for the greater glory of God, and for the salva- tion and sanctification of the number of souls confided to his pastoral care. Long may he reign! ctivities 'Physical education that strengthens the ener- gies of the bodyg intellectual education that develops and enriches the resources of the mindg above all, moral and religious education that en- lightens and guides the intellect, forms and strengthens the will, trains and sanctifies the character and thus gives to the image of God a resemblance to the divine prototype which ren- ders it worthy of dwelling in the eternal mis- sions. Pope Pius XII ad if Q 1 .dw L, AE . f 22- -.. 3 A A... -- -- - .uf 1 n ,A-4, - ' X ' i:l f'J ' 5 1.- 3 5 This Holy Qwlislffzessu QQ OULD WE really call this our time, the time C in which we live, otherwise than the Age of Our Lady? Don't you see in the whole world this lesson of love, of extraordinary zeal-I would like to say 'holy foolishness' towards the Mother of God, the Mediatrix of All Graces? -PIUS XII. 8 2 Vocation Club 'M QM i 2 KNIGHTS OF OUR LADY The Boys' Sodality under the title of t'Knights of Our Lady' is composed of thirty members. Working together on different projects they try to fulfill the primary purpose of the sodality by increasing their devotion to the Mother of God and self-sanctification. May each of them keep the sodality motto, To Jesus through Mary' as his own in life. C: 9 me fi R W 5 me lf: ALTAR BOYS Seated: R. Bouchard, R. Raymond, W. Albert, P. Cesare, H. Santerre, D. Rush, M. Pelletier, Robert Brown, Richard Brown. Standing: j. Andrick, D. Guy, D. Daley, T. Daigle, H. Rush, Head Altar Boy, R. Laplante, M. Brown, K. Civiello, P. Andrick. an , M S 5 CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK Father Thomas B. Henderson, our pastor, addressing the student body upon the commence- ment of National Catholic Youth Week. E. McKinnon G Friel E. Bouchard Chairman- R. Bouchard H Santerre CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK DEBATE 3' NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK One of the many programs presented during N.C.Y.W. was a quiz program on the lives of youthful saints sponsored by the Sodality. Mem- bers participating were J. Nadeau, P. Lappa N. Colangelo, D. Caruso, and M. Colombo I . 5 THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consisting of eleven mem- bers has served as the governing body among the students, in co-operation with the administra- tion, to discuss and decide upon questions con- cerning the high school as a whole. The council members represent the different organizations and classes and are as follows: E. Levasseur, D. Brunette, H. Rush, Pres.g Y. Caron, G. Friel, Sec., N. Deschaine, C. Landry, R. Ouellette, J. Girsa, E. Bouchard, and K. Civiello. LIBRARIANS G. Friel, B. Mascetta, L. St. Peter, V. Brunette JUNIOR ACHIEVERS As an extra-curricular activity, students from St. Martin's participated in the J .A. pro- gram sponsored by the G.N.P. Company. This program under the direction of competent ad- visors is the business world in miniature and has for its aim to show its young members how American business is run. Students taking part in J.A. were: R. Landry, T. Daigle, J. Deschaine, R. Ouellette, E . Bouchard, V. Brunette, H. Rush, G. Friel, J. King and C. Legassey. THE DE TOUR The Detour , published by the Junior Class has been the agrapevine' for the important events during the school year and has given the students an opportunity to display their talents. The staff Lmder the supervision of Sr. M. of the Divine Word is as follows: J . Deschaine, E. McKinnon, M. Guy, R. Ouellette, Editor, V. Brunette, Co-Editor, N. Colangelo, J . Nadeau, T. Daigle and K. Civiello. Senior Play THE RED-HEADED STEPCHILD CHARACTERS Mrs. Edith Russell ............. Richard's second wife Mrs. Oliver Woodruffj J . . . . Society matrons, her friends Mrs. Emory Scott J Briggs ........ . . . . The Russell's butler Lucia Russell . . . ..... Their daughter Dudley Russell . . . . . Their son Richard Russell ....... ......... A financier Elizabeth Russell QBessJ . . . .... Daughter from the West George Garrison ......... Presumably Lucia's admirer Ethel Ashley y J . . . . Young society girls Lucille Christyj Flora Farnam . . . . . Dudley's inamorata Aw. . .Geox-gie. . . . . if QW' YI? l 5 Z ki ' ff 2 ,rf Q Gfhfbfi GQ Girls' Glee Club I' Band li. ,K M . .. .Wk-A ....... ... W. ---------.-.--- -V REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE D. Brunette, H. Rush, C. Landry, E. Bouchard Civics Club .-I -21' Athletic Association REVEREND THOMAS B. HENDERSON Director of Boys' Athletics we 3 1, if if . Qt 5, 5 'i t ao- VD ' 'Q ig, 'Wai' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Seated: R. Ouellette, D. Daley, R. Laplante, Trustees. Standing: K. Civiello, Pres.5 T. Daigle, V. P.g H. Santerre, Sec.3 R. Bouchard, Treas ggi E? Junlor Varsltv Second Row: D. Daley, D. Guy, P. Cesare. Fr' First Row: P. Guy, Mgr.3 L. Blanchette, W. Duprey, Capt. E. Legassey, M. Brown, W. Brilliant, Asst. Mgr. ' Me W Medway Island Falls Island Falls Sherman Patten Howland Hodgdon Howland Mattawamkeag Patten Hodgdon Sherman Medway Mattawamkeag Medway E as ton BASKE TBA LL SCHEDULE St . Martin Opponent Away 50 3 7 Away 59 1 01 Home 47 63 Away 63 6 1 Away 75 46 Home 28 41 Home 5 0 33 Away 6 7 76 Home 44 46 Home 56 48 Away 39 38 Home 46 3 1 Home 63 43 Away 35 5 1 Mr. Leonard Casey, Coach RE GIONA L TOURNAME NT 51 30 49 77 Left to right: C. Landry, Mgr.g R. Bouchard, E. Friel, G. Pelletier, R. Laplante, E. Grava., T. Daigle, R. Ouellette, P. McLain, K. Civiello, Capt.g H. Santerre, Co-Capt.3 J. Gray, Asst.-Mgr.. C eerleaders N4 Left to right: Y. Caron, Head Cheerleaderg L. St. Peter, F. Andrick, E. McKinnon, J. Deschaine, B. Mascetta. Acknowledgment The staff of the '57 Victoria wishes to express sincere thanks to its patrons and advertisers who have made this publication possible Your support was greatly appreciated. .fa of.. rm 5 24 w-. 'US an S9 Viv-1 E' B Mr. M.rs. Ernest Albert Mr. John Albert Mr. Mrs. Kail Albert Mr. Ronald Albert Mr. Mrs. Chester Allen Mr. Mrs. William Allen Mrs. Rose Andrick Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Appleby Mr. Mrs. Francis Baker Mr. Mrs. Everett Barnes PFC Llewellyn Baron Mr. Mrs. Mark Baron Miss Edwina Belanger Mr. Mrs. Rene Bernier Miss Margaret Berry Mr. Mrs. Earl Bickford Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bilodeau, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Maurice Bishop Mr. Mrs. Georhe Bissonnette Miss Jean Bissonnette Mr. Mrs. Camille Blanchette Miss Evelyn Blanchette Mr. Mrs. James Blanchette Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blanchette Miss Patricia Blanchette Mr. Roland Blanchette Miss Yvonne Blanchette Mrs. Diane Bossie 5555 Mrs Edward Bouchard Henry Bouchard Lawrence Bouchard Norman Bouchard Richard Bouchard Richard Bouchard Ronald Bouchard Mrs. Mary Boudreau Mr. Mrs. Rene Bouley Mr. Mrs. Clarence Bourgeois zfzialtiia' .' .-'2.1!1:1::-1-' , , . . ,., . . . . . .,- Q - - .,. ,,.,.,..-.:.,.,-,- .,.. ...., . .,:.:.14.:.1 -... Q . T ofa, ,,A?i:,3tr.'. '- A -i Q :T it 22112223.- , M 3 , A-.'n.1,. . -,-. . . 1' fs' ' Q , ,g.:5.g.g1-' '-. .,. ' f 1 Gif' ' ,?t.i'.'.g- ' .'. ,. Q 7 ,,,,Q,:,r,-. 54: B , F . -.-,L 5 B f 11: 5, i ' V ,r .3'fz::2.s:' '-.-. . i N 1: 'nl . ,xg ya. cgi..-'Q V -- 1.1-- ' , M325 W M ,'i.:j:2'-. I-1 if, M 342 3 ' H 4 My LI 513911.-s 5.1-2 . Tiff-, ' 31351-Q: f'1:-.- . 5,Tami?11532:-13111431111 N. .,.,., v......,. fig. .-..v , . ., ,.,-. .. A , g .-.g.1..-.-.,.- f QW, - ' :.,.'.3.'u2'.:.g.g-:ug.- ' 5:-:fi-i -1-:-:-222:-: Hz' ...,f,.1s.-.vs --.. Ju' -1.1 ' I n f'l ' ' . ,.,-,.,,.,.. , . .1.g.,:,g.,1, :.g.1-1-af:-3 fiiglgawt13E'u,:.'211,l':Zg. ,' ' -3-.gs ' 5. - ' A.-l'l121:l...2,.:u!:Z' 11. ' fu . wa. .- ' , f.g2-51.1-.-.,2.-.' . .- u,- .:. njg. u.-Y-1,42 1.131 f.3.1v1 ':1:-:gal-: Z 21211.21 v-1 2 52 . . . . . . . '-91: W W W . . . . Mr. Mrs. Fred Boutaugh Mr. Mrs. William Boutaugh Miss Phyllis Brigalli Miss Antoinette Brunette Mr. Mrs. Camille Brunette Mr. Mrs. Frank Brunette Mr. Mrs. Larry Brunette Mr. Mrs. Donald Brown Mr. Mrs. Perley Brown Mrs. William Burke, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Gerald Caron Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Hubert Caron Villa Caron Francis Caruso Miss Katherine Caruso Mr. Ralph Caruso Mr. Mrs Rosario Caruso Mr. Mrs Oneil Castonguay Mr. Mrs Clyde Chamberlain Mr. Mrs Walter E. Chambers Mr. Mrs Leo Chaplin Mr. M.rs. Mark Chaplin Mrs. Josephine Chasse Miss Lillian Civiello Mr. Mrs. Louis Civiello Mr. Mrs. Ernest Clowes Mr. Mrs. Augustine Colangelo Mr. Nicholas Colangelo Mr. Mrs. Darby Connick Mr. Donald Corbin Miss Mary Jane Corbin Mr. Mrs. William Corbin Mr. Mrs. Wilfrid Corriveau Mr. Mrs. John Costello Miss Blanche F. Cote Mr. Mrs. Reed Craig Mr. Mrs. John Curly Mrs. Laura Daigle Mr. Mrs. Rosaire Daigle Mr. Mrs. Daniel Daley Mr. James Daley Mr. Lawrence Daley Mrs. Mary Daley Miss Mary Teresa Daley Mr. Mrs. Clement D'Angelo Miss Bessie N. Davis Mr. Charles Davis Mr. Mrs. Wallace Delahanty Miss Emily Delois Mr. Mrs. Herby Deprey Mr. Mrs. Norman Deschaine Mr. Mrs. Willis J. Doe Mr. Mrs. Franz R. Dolliver Mr. Mrs. Gaylon Donley Mr. Mrs. Harold Donley Miss Judith Donley Mr. Walter Duprey Miss Meridyth Dwyer Mr. Mrs. Donald Ebbett Mr. Mrs. Carroll Freeman Mr. Frank Friel Miss Gloria Friel Mrs. Joseph Friel Mr. Mrs. Clarence Gagnier What did Patrons Mr. Mrs. Elden Gagnier Mr. Mrs. Elias Gagnier Mrs. Lora Gagnon Mr. Louis Gagnon Mrs. Francis Galvin Mr. Mrs. Jolm Galvin Mr. Mrs. Russell Gardner Miss Joyce Gates 5?55F55E55F55 5555555555555 al-- ,-n:ncT2 'y-a.. 5355555255955 0 g'4 xgB-Win'-'N C 5 3055-if E575 0 OE. E m 5 5 -'55 R gi? F? t S 95 ru -' S5 . Mrs. Amos Hetu . Mrs. Charles Hersey 5555 Mrs. 555555555 Frederick Hunter Mrs. Gerald Hutchinson Mrs. Neil Ippoliti Mrs. Victor Ippoliti Catherine Jacobs Gerald Jacobs Mrs. Leo Jamieson, Sr. Mrs. Nicholas Jamo Mrs. Mellon King Mrs. Sylvan King Mrs. Adolphe Laforest Gilbert Laforest Mrs. John Landers Mrs. Alex Landry 555555 5 E Mrs. Norbert Landry Mrs. Zoel Landry Mrs. Everard Laplante Mrs. Mrs. Lionel Laplante Leo Laplante Miss Shirlene Laplante Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lappa Mr. Mrs. George Laurusonis Mr. Alex Legassey Miss Cynthia Legassey 5555 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Legassey Roger Legassey Oscar Leveille Mrs. William A. Levesque Mrs. Joseph Lucci Mr. Mrs. Philip Lyons Miss Frances A. MacDonald Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Madore Mrs. Mrs. Vital Madore Percy MacMul1en Gilman Madore Emma Manzo Mr, Franklin Mazo Mr. Mr. Mrs. Abel Martin Mrs. Ludger Martin Mr. Mrs. James Mascetta Miss Anna D. Matangelo Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mattall Mr. Mr. Mrs. 55555 Mrs. Robert Mattall Mrs. Patrick McAvoy Stella McCormick . Mrs. Harold McDougall Walter McDougall . Mrs. Byron McLain . Mrs. Eugene McLain . Mrs. Allen McLean Surroun ded!! We're off!! Mr. Mrs. Antonio Megno Mr. Mrs. Joseph Megno Mrs. Helen Michaud Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs . Henry A. Michaud . Thomas Michaud Mr. Mrs. Vincent Mr. Mrs . Virgil Mil es Miss Eunice Monaco Mr. Mrs. Leon Monteith Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Morey Mr. Mrs Robert Mosca Mr. Mrs Reginald Mott Mr. Mrs. Leonard Murphy Mr. Mrs. Edmund Nadeau Mr. Mrs. Charles Osborne Mr. Mrs George Osborne Mr. Mrs Richard Osgood Miss Ann Qiellette Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs . Louis Ouellette . Patrick Ouellette . Peter Pasquine . Romus Pasquine Mr. Mrs. John Rooney Miss Anne Rush Mr. Mrs. Bernard Rush Mr. Carroll Rush Mr. Mrs. Gerard Rush M.r. Mrs. Harry A. M. Rush Mr. Mrs. Raymond Rush Mr. William Rush Miss Lucy Ryan Sa1em's Store Miss Sandra Salem Mr. Mrs. Clarence Santerre Mr. Ernest Santerre Mr. Mrs. Herbert Santerre Mr. Mrs. Ben Saucier Miss Joan Saucier Mr. Harold Sawyer Miss Ann Simond Miss Shirley Simond Mr. Mrs. Leo James Sirois Mr. Mrs. Frank Soucie Miss Marylene Soucie Mrs. Evelyn Patchell Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Jack Pelkey Mrs. Emile Pelletier Mrs. Harold Pelletier Mrs. Ioseph Pelletier Roger Pelletier Mrs. Katherne Phe eney Mr. Mrs. Peter Pikelis Mr. Mrs. Albert Plourde Mr. Vinal Plourde Nlr. Mrs, Wallace Porter Mr. Mrs. Byron Pratt Mrs. Royden Pratt Ellsworth Provost Mrs. Benjamin Raymond Miss Dorothy Raymond Mr. Mrs. Edward X. Raymond Mr. Mrs. George Raymond Mr. Mrs. Hollis Robins Mr. Mrs. Freeman Robinson whats!!! M 4 W wmpzzq 3.1.3 its Q29 431 '- . I , 577,35 2 Mr. Mrs Maylon Spruce Mr. Mrs Woodrow St. Peter Mr. Mrs George Surrette Mr. Mrs Albert Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Walkine G. Tanous Mr. Glenn Tardy Mr. Mrs. Ozime Tardy Miss Beverly Thibodeau Mr. Mrs George Thibodeau Mr. Mrs Samuel Thibodeau Mr. Mrs. Thomas Thibodeau Mr. Mrs J. F. Tingley Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Leo T. Violette Gilbert Voisine Mrs. Rowena Voisine Mr. Mrs. Bernard Ward Mr. Mrs. Michael Weymouth Miss Dorothy Willette Mr. Mrs, Walter Willette i Y Qin g? K,.,, . 2 35 BEST WISH ES to the GZGM of 7957 LITTLE FLQWER CIRCLE No. 392 DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA Compliments of BILODEAU'S ELECTRICAL CENTER rv SALES and SERVICE Compliments of Manager and Clerks A 8. P FOOD STORE Millinocket, Maine Come See! Come Save! COMPLIMENTS of A. C. SMART'S SONS Compliments of FRANK ClVIEll0, D.D.S. eaafzafmnlllq af eafzidfian fbacffzxlne ST. MARTDI OF TOURS' CHURCH Millinockef, Maine ll I Compliments to the Graduating Class Compliments of Nation-Wide Superette Menwmr nom: wmsn mon BARBER sHoP ,,.i.,in,c,,,, COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF GRIFFIN'S STUDIO HARRY E. REED Insurance Agency GEORGE SMART The Di Frederico Insurance Agency representing INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE: PA. 3-5291 18 PROSPECT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FERLAND'S JEWELRY STORE CUMMING'S RESTAURANT WATCHES BY HAMILTON Serves all home cooked foods MILLINCCKET BUILDERS SUPPLY Dana E. Edmonds Phone PArIc 3-8358 SU SG 0 COS S O B G BEST WISHES METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE C0 John Brunette Harold B. Jones Agent Agent Kenneth Tibbetts Agent 49888669 COMPLIMENTS ofthe SAINT JOHN BAPTIST UNION OT AMERICA 5883, Compliments of KELLEHER FUNERAL HOME Tel. PA 3-5139 e-'life MILLINOCKET MAINE Complimenfs of CRAIG MOTORS- Authorized Ford Dealer Sales FORD 84 MERCURY Service ml PA 3-5701 000i'O6l coMPuMENTs or GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL Compliments of FRANK W. RUSH 8. SONS RALPH BRAGDON RANGE AND FUEL on Tel. 3-8871 CHARLES R. STEEVES 8. SONS Uncorporatedj PLUMBING and HEATING Tel. 3-5761 Compliments of MILLINOCKET FRUIT COMPANY Phone 3-8335 THE MILLINOCKET PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING 135 Penobscot Avenue CRAWFORD'S Town Taxi RADIO CABS Dial PA 3-8880 Stand: CUMMINGS BLOCK Violette's Garage GENERAL REPAIRING GAS and ARC-WELDING-PAINTING BODY and FENDER WORK LAKE ROAD Tel. PA 3-5272 COMPUMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. HARRIGAN. D.M.D. PAUL G. CORRIGAN. O.D Complimenfs of RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET 'ro 'rhe Graclua+inq Class Live Beffer . . . Elecfrically BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO. Complimenfs of THOMAS J. GUILFOYLE Afforney af Law MILLINOCKET TRUST COMPANY General Banking Business fffifm MILLINOCKET and EAST MILLINOCKET Comphmems of Compliments of Wll-FRID PW'-IN Levssnurs woon SHOP A T A T FROM YOUR OUR OUR GROCER PLANT TRUCKS AND Millinocket, Maine Dial Park 3-8262 ,X ff' 104-'fa J- lg Ka- : -1' c li -.. KD N ' Qmoarop y -W N ' wb Wx 9 152, 0 DMM QW X x 21 Q? is 5-L9 QQ 72 . V1 Butter Qi QWXAA Cream Buttermilk Ice Cream Orange Juice Fat Free Milk Cottage Cheese Choclate Milk Homogenized Milk Eggs Pasteurized Milk Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF E Freeman A. Robinson EI'lleSt T. Y0lIllg, M.D. ATTORNEY-Ar-LAw G. B. M 0 RAN Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes Mallory Hats Van H eusen Shirts Freeman Shoes Samsonite Luggage WE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS ClAIRE'S STYLE CENTER Best Wishes to the Graduating Class FWS Millinocket and East Millinocket COMPLIMENTS CDF COMPLIMENTS OF G. W. McKAY. D.D.S. L. W. MOREY, D.0. EMERSON'S PHARMACY Compliments of JOHN F. WARD, Attorney-al-Law COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF EDDlE'S CLEANERS KATAHDIN CLEANERS We give S 8. H Green Stamps SANITONE Phone PA 3-8354 FOR GOD AND COUNTRY JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION It's Great fo be o Legionnoire JOIN NOW I Call 3-9944 JOHN F. WALSH COMPLIMENTS Diamonds, Watches, and Gifts such as Chino, Glassware, Silverware of Billfolds, Pens and many other Gifts DIAL PA 3-5171 MILLINOCKET PERROW'S RADIO and TV CENTER Philco and Westinghouse Radios and Television SALES and SERVICES ED AND KEN PERROW 85 Bqfes 51,-eef Telephone: PA 3-5168 Besf Wishes fo fhe Graduafing Class KEN'S ESSO Service Cenfer EAST MILLINOCKET, MAINE MADELINE'S BEAUTY SHGP 73 Wa+er Sfreei' PA 3-522l COMPLIMENTS OF Vesuvio Res+auran+ Complimenfs of MR. and MRS. LIONEL BEAULIEU GERALD AYOTTE 4E +I dA Complimenfs of M. N. LANDAU Cabine+ Maker s an ve. PA 3-5425 225 Penobscof Avenue PA 3-8309 . lEET'S SERVICE STATION .lOHNSON'S OUTBOARD MOTORS Homelite Power Saws SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY 102 Penobscot Avenue Millinocket, Maine Tel 3-5757 IIO Aroostook A enue PArIc 3 5'I'I6 COMPLIMENTS F COMPLIMENTS o of connfn DRUGS , , JOE S 8. MARY S Prescriptions PETE MCPHETERS THE TEXACO FILLING STATION The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had! 120 Centro! St. Millinocket, Moine lUCIllE'S FLOWER SHOP Tel. PA 3-5066 0'KANE'S Radio 8: T-V Service COMPLETE SALES ond SERVICE II6 Aroostook Ave. Dicl PA 3-88I2 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporting Goods Auto Parts and Accessories Tel. 3-86OI EST W SH S T0 THE CLASS f 1957 GREAT NORTHERN PAPER COMPANY Millinocket, Maine THERE'S MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES Enioy them at THE OPERA HOUSE CINEMASCOPE-VISTA-VISION-SUPERSCOPE-WIDE SCREEN COMPLIMENTS OF SIMON'S SNACKBAR COMPLIMENTS OF VAL'S FOOD SHOP Millinocket Furniture Company BATTERY D PELUSQ SQUARE BHUHHOII Me. N. G. Telephone: PArk 3-5335 lEE'S HAT SHOP 327 Katahdin Avenue Always the latest styles in Mi11inery-- also Originals by Mrs. Lee Accessories -Hand Crochet Infant Wear PROFESSIONAL CARE protects your hair! IVY'S BEAUTY SHOP Tel. PA 3-5544 Compliments of KATAHDIN INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCES OF ALL KINDS Compliments to the Class of 1957 JEZSSE., 0.S.i5 ONYA Complimems of Compliments of DINARDO'S STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries lEVASSEUR'S HARDWARE STORE BUILDING MATERIALS BEST wlsHEs cLAss or 1957 REED'S FUNERAL HOME Cf 'f 2 tS of KATAHDIN MOTORS H. A. M. RUS H Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac 55? sms and ssnvlci -..,3fF3..,- Mens and Boys Store T I ph PA 3 5901 DR. RALPH B. DHUY, Dentist 22 HILL STREET Opp G N h H l THE FLOWER SHOP Anywhere . . . At Any Time LAUREL cmd MAVIS GARDINER Dial PA 3-8693 T0 Somerset Street Millinocket, Maine G 'SA'S MARKET norm M. vounc Grocery-Mears-Confectioncry Teacher of PIANO Tel. 3-8805 BEER TO TAKE OUT 24 Cherry Sfreet 68 Schoo' 5 Millinofkef COMP'-'MENT5 COMPLIMENTS of of WEED'S STORE HOTEL TERRACE 1 I COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS! MILLINOCKET THEATRE PATSEY CARUSO COMPLIMENTS C I msd of ji -L Newberry MAHAN 81 GONYA The Family Outfitters COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of GENE'S BARBER SHOP EUGENE RUSH Compliments of DeCOURCY'S GARAGE ssnvlce wmi A sums SEARS ORDER OFFICE T22 Penobscot Avenue MILLINOCKET, MAINE GIFT 81 BABY SHOP ADELIA MONACO, Proprietor Pork 3-5035 MOSCONE'S PINE TREE STORE FRESH MEATS - FANCY GROCERIES BEER and ALE TO TAKE OUT Tel. 3-5441 Millinocket Motor Co. COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY LOZIER'S GARAGE Aufo Accessories-Tires-Batteries TELEPHONE 3-5612 68 Congress Street Millinocket MILLINOCKET SHOE HOSPITAL Qualify Shoe Repairing also Fine Foofweor for the ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIMENTS of DUMAS BROS. TAXI Compliments of HAROLD BDYNTDN, D. M. D. Millinocket Maine 1 Compliments to the Class of 7957 MILLINOCKET JOURNAL MRS. MARGARET MACMULLEN VOCAL AND PIANO INSTRUCTOR 36 Elm Street Telephone 3 5413 COMPLIMENTS of KIDDIE CENTER of CHARLES MADDEN COMPLIMENTS of S. J. HIKEl STORE of llOYD G. POUND COMPLIMENTS of MSIllINOCKET BOTTLING CO. COMPLIMENTS of BREIDY BROTHERS Complete line of Graduation Clothes of OUINT'S CLOTHING STORE COMPLIMENTS OF EREEMAN'S MONHIGAN MARKET 1 1 Compliments to the Class of 1957 Holy Rosary Sodality Q2 COMPLIMENTS OF' Cgmplimenfg Qf MILLINOCKET THEATER GRILL EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF NlSSEN'S Bicycle sh.,, Bicycl paired nd pointed Ed' Mclnnis Carriage Wh ls Retreaded comnmeurs Compllments of JAMES T. KEllEY FULLER FURNITURE C0 Cpl f PETER RAYMOND is Painting and Paper Hanging Ha? STEAMER TO REMOVE WALLPAPER WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES fo The GRADUATING CLASS u 6 C x A TH. am GMT V Q ,Y,,,, ' K , N-:rain JE K K q ' XM... ..,. ...,..-,m1' ,,,,, ,, J , ' ,K 'E ' , V Ah X Milli' X . ,VI ,Sy Kos' C u TfTTTA Ia F .YF ' 235395, 1 Q . W I 1, ... , , ,.,, , A B i :'j.x,,v:hf- VY .5 I . ,. 1,3 E 1, .f'sgg'Qgfig4?ik5,4g,5T . 4 .Q -- Q , ,V l ,,4., . ,, ,I B 1 IJ -. If A M 11 lf? A A -. ,wry N ga 'N I 1. :tihiggfivzai ' YA: 'Yi' N L g 7' 1 ' I IIIIIILEQ- f ,X I g f I - ,xkk . . 2. W ,H , v,. I 'I' Q H 'gf f H Q. b I fr., .f I N V gif h K X L ST. MARTIN OF TOURS COUNCIL 94680 MILLINOCKET, MAINE lhnlut Spuuluu eowanos BROUTGDS, WIC Ann Alas, mlddqdl S . f !