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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS HIGH SCHOOL Mullnnockef Mcune I958 O I tin- air ...-.-as-nQl l ' ,Abig- E DITOR C O E DITOR TYPISTS BUSINESS MANAGERS Vlfglnla Brunette Georglna Fr1e1 Mary Guy Kenneth C1V1e110 Yolanda Caron Terrence Da1g1e Contents fjwlaque fbecfwaxfwn -Zzwwflfff Sanwfut GMM 14 fqciuwiuezm LIKE CHRIST HIS VICAR IS CONCERNED FOR YOUTH FORE WORD Youth made to the 1mage of God must rece1ve a Well rounded Educat1on m conformlty w1th h1s a1m Lfe Such a well rounded educatlon would then produce sp1r1tually vlgorous young men and women who are lntelhgent healthy vocat1onally prepared soc1al mmded and patr1ot1c Pope P1l1S XII ChI'1St13.l1 Educatlon of Youth Tra1n1ng ourselves for sound soc1al hvmg has been the alm of our four years at St Martm of Tours H1gh School Th1s last year IS the one we cherlshed the most By looking through the f0I1OW1Ilg pages of VICTORIA you w11l see how we, graduates of '58, trained ourselves today so as to be better members of Society tomorrow. xxx fp- ,f up ? Q 5 W A It le J 'Q a . . U . . . . . . in 1' . . . I , 1 . ! . Hxs Excellency Bishop of Portland MOST REVEREND DANIEL 1. FEENEY, D. D., LLD DEDICATION We the graduatlng class of 1958 proudly and happxly dedlcate thxs zssue of the VICTORIA to our devoted Pastor REVEREND THOMAS B HENDERSON h1s zeal for Cathohc Educatxon and our socnal welfare we wxsh to express our heartfelt gratxtude and smcere 2.PPl'EC12t10B for his patemal kindness OI R LADY OF SCHOOLS non! r s'rLnI-:Nts RAY ron L :Dy UNDER HER CARE REVEREND RAYMOND D AUCER Assxstant They g1Ve us the means of grace 111 the sacraments and teach us the truths which God wants us to know. Chr1st1an social hvmg began w1th Christ Our prlests continue the Sacr1f1ce of Chrlst for us m the Mass REVEREND FREDERICK E. DOUGHERTY Assistant -vw .Y fc V, 's- ' ., xg fi- , ' TA-1- ' 4 Y - 1 '7 is S',1' - iq nik N-Quan'-. fg- . -N . ,, in-.gp ff'-R, -, , ?'::. - A :rf .Q an P' .4 'vw THIS IS A SNO-BLO HALLOWE'EN SAINTS THAT PROFESSIONAL LOOK guys and gals' Facult To Help a Child is to Help Christ 'G-also-4-Q SISTER MARY OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST SUPERIOR SISTER MARY OF SAINT GRACE PRINCIPAL Rehgxon 4, Type 1,2, Shorthand 1,2, Amerlcan I-hstory SISTER MARY OF SAINT VINCENT Rehglon 2, Enghsh 2 Latm 1,2, French 2, Bookkeepmg, World H1story an I an .I , P fi, . A... K W i I ' Y IA? W4 Rehgxon 3 Chemlstry Algebra 1 2, General Math ematlcs Dxrector of Glee Club NV I Qs.-.4 SISTER MARY OF SAINT ANDREW OF AVELLINO Enghsh 1 French 1 General Buslness Clvlcs Home Economics, Moderator of Glrls' Sodahty SISTER MARY OF THE DIVINE WORD Relxgxon 1 Engllsh 3 4, General Scxence Bl01OgY Sponsor of School Paper X ' 9 s ' s ' ' 5 f' if SISTER MARY OF SAINT BERNADETTE OF LOURDES AM A Q I 5. Q I 1 ' ' 5 - V iw I 5 5 A 1 H . . 3 . , l . 5 . Q -591: Class of '58 Man is social by nature. Normal people enjoy life best when they are with congenial companions . 3- :f 1 I . 7 ' Il Seniors 5 'It IS preclsely 111 these years of economlc and soclal upheaval that rel1g1ous and external values have powerfully demonstrated then' absolute 1ndestruct1 b111ty God and H1s natural law Chnst and H1s kmg dom of truth and grace The Chrlstlan family always the same and always the backbone and measure of the econom1c and publ1c order the sweet sure hope of the beyond of the resurrect1on and external l1fe ChI'1St IS your gulde from vlctory to vlctory Follow H1m And that you may remaln always falthful to H1m We bestow Wlth fullness of heart on you and on all the Cathol1c youth of the world Our paternal Aposto11c blessmg Plus XII Challenge to Young Men lDoc 113 pp 54 555 . - - ' 7 7 3 . . 9 7 , . , . ' 1 9 s ' n . 9 s , n - VIRGINIA BRUNETTE Ginny College Ginny, with her personal giggle, magnetic per- sonality and winning smile has made herself our most popular senior girl. She is the lark of the senior class and is bound for a successful career as a nurse. gs Oh, those lucky patients! Q-ur Sodality 1,2,3, Vice President 4, Glee Club 1,2, 3, President 4, Student Council 1,45 Study Circle Secretary 4, Vocation Club, Librarian 2, Head Librarian 3, Class President 1, Vice President 3, junior Achievement 3,4, Talent Show Winner, Youth Council 3, 4 Co Editor of DeTour 3 Editor of Victoria, Senior Class Plav YOLANDA CARON Yo College 5-:Q Loquacious and energetic, happy go lucky, always ready for fun, extremely excitable, ardent devotee to rock and roll, this is our popular Yolanda Sodallty 1,2,3, Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 r' President 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Study Circle Secretary 3 Delegate to Convention, Vocation Club Delegate to Vocational Convention, Head Cheer leader 3,4, junior Achievement 4 Senior Class Play, Busmess Manager of the Victoria KENNETH CIVI O Kenny College certamly rings true of Ken, our most popular senior boy His initiative, ambition, and winning per sonality will surely lead him successfully thorugh the path of life So never let it be said that the small accomplish little Right Ken? Knights of Our Lady 1,2,3, President 4 Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice President of Study Circle 4 Class Vice President 1 Student Council 1 4 Basketball 1,2,4, Captain 3, Athletic Asso ciation President 3, Altar Boy 1,2,3,4, Delegate to Bovs' State, Senior Class Play 7 1'-Us - 2 . , - . , ll ll fi - - - . ' . 5 i A I S S . s I a ' ' 5 ' . ' . ' . . 3 ' I Though he be small, he is mighty. This Q . . I 'QV ' . . ' . 9 . 1 A X . . ' . v ks. 2 1 S ' ZW- A l A A iv it T' Nlxck' NICHOLAS CQLAXGF 'buck Commerc1al Make way for our most handsome senxor xvlth hls natural ab1l1ty v. lt l1vely personallty and tenor vorce, he adds color to our class We are sure there's another Caru o' rn the rnakmg How about It Knlghts of Our Lacy 1 2,.u,-1 Talent Show lN1nner Clee Club 1 3 4 TERRENCE DA IGLE T erry ' C olle ge Terry IS the easy golng type, not easxly perturbed takes everythmg mto stzrlde and IS known as a future Ell'lSt811'l Although he never loses hxs temper, he 15 a great guy for malung others lose thexrs through hxs constant teasmg Not true gn-ls? Kmghts of Om- Lady 1,2,3, Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1,2,4, Presxdent of Study Cu'cle 4, Student Councll 4 Class Treasurer 4 Basketball 1 2,3,4, Athletxc Assoclatlon, Vlce Presldent 3,4, Altar Boy 1,2 3 4, Delegate Boy's State, Ass1stant Busmess Manager of V1ctor1a, Jumor Acluevement VICE Presldent 3 Presxdent 4 Senior Class Play JOANNE DESCHAINE jo College Here's the V1gOl'0Ll5 bundle of red dynamxte found rn the class of 58 Jo dlsproves the popular belxef that Enghsh IS for the buds, for her ambltxon IS to become an Engllsh teacher Wlth her 1n1t1at1on and abxllty, we know she'll make It Sodallty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vocatlon Club, Delegate to G1r1's State, Cheerleader 2 3 Representatlve to Auto Show, Class Secretary 1,3,4 jumor Achxevement 3,4, Semor Class Play I I 1 7 ,Y lu Y' iv . l . C, Q - ' a ' 1 5- . H .G ' ' V ' W D 1 , A , l ' f 'J 1 . ' ' . ' 1 a - x 1. ' -. ' 3 a ' - . 'X 1 . 'xxx I 1' I , C ' ':,,,.., ll I s . . . S 5 5 1 ' . . , , . . . . ' s 3 - - - i . W . . . . 1' ' . D 0 . . ' . 4. , 2 1 1 7 V' ' . . , , . . l . , . GEORGINA F RIEL G1na College The most lrkeable g1rl m the sen1or class and she' smart too That's Gma Her brlght red haxr, terrlfxc sense of humor, and understandmg of people have en deared her to everyone and she wrll long be remembered at Samt M2l't1D'S Wlth such a character we are certam she wxll reach the heights of a successful future Sodahty 1,2,3, Presxdent 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Secretary 3 President 4, Vocatxon Club Presldent 3, Delegate to Vocational Congress v Llbranan 2,3, Class Treasurer 2, Class Presxclent 3,4, Iumor Achrevement V1ce Presldent 3, Semor Class Play, Co Edltor of Vlctona EARL GRAVA Randy' Commerclal Randy IS the type who never crosses a budge untll he's forced to Calm, cool, and col ected, he regards work as a nulsance and homework as a complete un necesslty Endowed wlth both mtellxgence and a good sense of humor he IS sure to get along Rlght Duke? Knlghts of Our Lady 1 2 3,4 Basketball 1 2,3 Glee Club 1,3 4 MARY GUY Mary Comm ercxal Take a look at one of our most helpful senrors Mary rs always around when a good typxst or a help v- mg hand for artxstxc work rs needed Although her plans are unknown we're certam she'll add hfe to whatever career she chooses. Sodalxty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vocatlon Club, Iumor Achlevement 4, Cheerleader 2, Llbrarxan 3, V1ctor1a Staff. . . .S l. ' 45. . .. . . ...X 1 . ' Y ,,s l I, ,4s' ' cz . . .'- bvX RENA LANDRY Rena College Canada's loss was our gam when Rena enrolled here She 15 a barrel of fun and wlth her pleasant per sonahty and wmmng smxle, we know she'll be a success m everythlng she does Sodalzty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vocatlon Club, JUIIIOI' Achievement 3 Vocatxonal Congress, Vxctorla Staff CYNTHIA LEGASSEY C1ndy Commerclal Never put off tlll tomorrow what you can do today Thls 1S Cmdy's adage for she xs noted for her dutlfulness and consczousness Her smllmg, agreeable manner and wxllmgzess to co operate have made her a. general favorlte Sodahty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Iunlor Achlevement 3, RONALD LAPLANTE 'Moose College Tall, blond, blue eyed and handsome Thls descrlbes none other than our 111-cable Ronnie Though he IS dlffxcult to know, It IS w ell worth the efforts to achleve hxm as a frxend Wxth h1s ab1l1ty to look mnocent m spxte of all calamltles he IS all set for the future Knights of Our Lady 1 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2 3,45 Athletic Association, Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA LAPPA Patty College Wlth blonde tresses, blue eyes, and a pleasant d1spos1t1on, Patty IS one of our most hkable semors Though she appears to be qu1et, she IS always ready for a good tlme We all agree that Patty's future w11l be a success O a' ty ! I U 7 I ! I Vocatlon Club, Representatlve to Euchanstlc Conventron, Lxbrarlan 2 helpxng hand :W :uhm Q5 BERNETTE MARTIN Bern Commerclal A vu acxous brunette, Bernette has a fnenclly smrle for everyone and a personalxty wluch draws people to her She IS always ready to lend a Sodallty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Vxctorxa Staff ELIZABETH MCKINNON Betty Comm ercxal Our shortest, pepp1est semor who really puts spu-xt 1nto the cheerleadmg squad, and proves that good thlngs come ln small packages. That's our Betty. Sodallty 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vocatlon Club, Cheerleader 2,3, Representatlve to Auto Show, Sen1or Class Play, Asslstant Art Edxtor of Vxctorxa. Y 'Ag i ,hr X Q' A . 1 9 'Q A 1 ll ' 1 , ' . . ' B, S d li 1 2 3- Secretary 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4- ' X . , . . f - . . . ' I 1 ! I ll ll THOMAS MONTEITI-I Tommy Commercial Tom with his steady wit and carefree attitude was able to make himself a class favorite. He is especially noted for his version of modern art of which a masterpiece appears daily on the bulletin board. Knights of Our Lady 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,4, Freshman Class Treasurer JUDITH NADEAU Judy Commercial -'ins Here's the girl with the gift of gab for Judy can talk her way in or out of any situation She IS sincere and outright and to have her as a frlend IS an asset Because she has proven it thus, Judy has the dis tmctxon of being the most independent senior Sodality 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vocation Club, Junior Achievement 4 RAYMOND OUELLETTE 'Ray ' College To Ray, work IS no stranger, for his drive and de senior Although qulet and rather timid, he holds his own m any situation We predict his career as a successful business man Knights of Our Lady 1,2,3, Secretary 4, Glee Club 1,2,4, Treasurer of Study Circle 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Athlet1cAsso ciation President 4 Junlor Achievement Treasurer 3, Editor of DeTour 3 XX ll . . . 'NVQ' I I 12- K a ,Y . . . - A N sire to get ahead show him to be a most industrial A 5 . S X a . . l 5 . . ' . U ' 5 -J ! GEORGE PELLETIER Lonesome Commercml George, the strong man of the semor class, keeps hxmself ln oondltlon by stuffmg hlmself Wlth large amounts of food We're sure he w111 confirm the statement that Fort1me favors the strong Knlghts of Our Lady 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1 2 , Basketball 1 2,3,4, Ath1et1c ASSOC1at10D OENIOR CLASS OFFICEPQ: C7 '3 -C' CJ F1l'StROVS j Deschame, Sec , G Frlel Pres T Daxgle Treas Second Row E McK1nnon,Y Caron, P Lappa,R Oue1ette,R LaP1ante,V Brunette, K C1v1e11o Assembly Leaders 1 , - . . ' 1 94' a ' ' , H, 1 gh , 5-3 lf . AQ. tm I , 2 Vs., -Q- yi ,J -gvfn ,fag ng . u 'S 2 . Wa. .v if R A I V ' r ' ff 11 V, 4 1 ,. he xo a 1' . 'Q fx ' y k , x 62 f , e 3' . A. 5. . r ' ': . ' .' . ' , .5 . ' , . . . . . . . . . . . . . All The World's A Stage And All The Men And Women Merely Players X We have just completed Act I years of youth Equ1pped w1th a Cathol1c trauung we leave the stage for a breathless moment only to walk 1nto Act II adulthood We are conf1dent but 1n all hLun1l1ty ask God to bless and gulde us kwa? 6 Q60 .-'N 9,9 soy xvde so as X fx ,Q eg Play Frank Ward, , Mrs. Ward . . C11ff ....... Mrs. Pember. Bonny Ludlow. Mary Lou . . . Daisy Glover . Mr. Dowden. . Phil ...... 1 I heard the other day .... Cast . . .Earl Grava . . Georgina Friel . . Kenneth Civiello . Virginia Brunette . . . Yolanda Caron Elizabeth McKinnon . Joanne Deschaine . . George Pelletier . . Terrence Daigle X A 6 4' 1 40- K Q4 f t 4 A 1 N , 5' I if Mom! ifoulDID famt iw 096 GW Q 'P 0 D64 'fo Oe- fy JVC 5 0 6' fo S n 06' qt' fa 1- 0965 1? O0 Q CY '52 fo 0, N T LOOXCXNG H4 ' ' me x X ' slgxcxq o STK! fb RUS, Qeljgly, fo 9 Y OL-YYXCKPSS 3 X693 QYAQS Os X O Ep N 064 x06 Gxoa il KING AND QUEEN Kenny and Ginny If ff' ,Q REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS, AND GIRLS' STATE K. Civie11o,T. Da.ig1e,J. Deschdine C asses ll It IS the utmost xmportance to foster ln all classes an 1ntens1ve program of soclal educatlon adapted to the varymg degrees of mtellectual cul ture I u . . . . As the Seniors venture forth the Juniors assume their revered positions. The September Call of St. Martin's will rally a loyal group whose en- deavors will also be to uphold the School's high ideals and to develop in us social skills, social attitudes and most important of all, Christian social habits. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l , ha Q Sr B. Mascetta, Pres,5 R. Bouchard, Class Mgr.g I. Andrick, V. P.5 L. McLain, Sec.. 1 'C First Row: B. Mascetta, 1. Glrsa., R. Maclviullen, R. Albert, C Arsenault, L. McLean. Second Row: P. Cesare, I. Andrick, L. St. Peter, J. La.Plante, D, Will- ette, H. Santerre. Third Row. l.. Blanchette, B. Castonguay, J. Albert, D. Daley, P. McLain, P. Guy, R. Bouchard. F' Ha lf of the battle is won! We, Sophomores have struggled with might and main to become a desirable asset to Society. French, Latin, English and Social Sciences contributed to the enrich- ment of our cultural background, and classes in Homemaking aroused in us a desire to become the Valiant Women which will help us meet our future responsibilities toward God and our fellowmen. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS F F'1V.D.,J. E. Levesseur, Treasg D. Castonguay, Pres., . F12 , Saucier, Sec. . L' -,! cr ?'P , 'D f' -:--. -as .A , V l K ' C5 Q- x . X I, xl K4 . I s ! First Row: M. Leveille, A. Willette, P. LaPlante, M. Martin, D Castonguay, L. Arsenault, N. Donley. Second Row: R. Cyr, C. Albert, J. Gray, W. Duprey, D. Guy, M. Brown, E. Levasseur, F. Friel. Third Row: L. Portwine, I. Saucier, M. Megno, A. Martin, C . MC- Dougall, N. Deschaine . We, the High School Cadets will join the realms of an upper class. We have learned that St. Max-tin's affords ample opportunities to develo in us a right knowledge of the social order---training for Church, Famil and State---a vital part of school life. For this we are most grateful an eager to go onward! ' f ' 1-'RESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Q mf 1' B, Doyle, Sec., K. Civiello, V. P., Y. Blanchette, Pres., G. Murphy, H use Q . ,, ' I K M i - I V If r l ,. I V' 5 ' .May .-.S W? ,wtf 'uf----I in First Row: A . Bouchard, Y. Blanchette, A. W alsh, 1 . Soucier. ' Second Row: C. La.Plante, I. Ouellette, A. Gallant, L. LaPlante, K. ' Civiello, B. Doyle, B. Guy, R. Pelletier Third Row: W. Shedd, L. Dugas, L. McLain, W. Brilliant, D. Cyr, A. Ulin, C. Kelleher, G. Murphy N F H. A. fl Q .df SHORTHAND C LASS , , ,,., . . W-,,' TYPIN G C LASS I fi ful- Hilfi h F 1i 5, A-gxx BOOKKE EPING C LASS BIOLOGY CLASS 5 xf 2 C HE MIS TRY C LASS GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS 1' LATIN CLASS 3 FRENCH C LASS GE OME TRY C LASS L.. ctivities The compan1onsh1p and pastunes wluch a young recreat1on and act1v1t1es 1n good surrounclmgs w1ll Lnfluence lt for good person has will influence his character. Healthful Ad Ls niamflh Q5 I-'S QQ mf' 1 GIRLS GLEE C LUB fl 9 GIG F99 SODA LISTS DOGOF 7n00f3 9 an FJVYU0 00,0 KNIGHTS OF OUR LADY ndfbhngm ffrrr 0 xrxrr Smgmg thu Kyrre ww :th Father Doughertx C5 Emp hmvxx I nf' Planmng a Sodahty SOC131 wlth Father Auger THE STUDENT The Student COUHCII, the governmg body at S M T , dxscusses varxous school problems and makes recommendatlons relatlve to them ln co operatxon wxth the faculty Councll members are as follows G Frlel Pres , Y Caron, Sec , V Brunette, K C1v1ello T Dalgle, R Ouellette J Glrsa, B Mascetta. D Castonguay J Ouellette, Y Blanchette -ix STUDY CIRCLE IN ACTION 'qwl wr- 1'fKMs WW xx' CATHOLIC YOL TH WEEK DISCUbbION WMM SFR' ,. L.,,,, K 5 1 4 V X 32' , Q fy ' ga 4 ,, L Q i , .,.. , i f ' V . ' 1 , H ,f f 74 ' .. fx ' , 4 'a I f ' :fi q , if-. . A 'F THE DE TOUR y-A ..'.... R MacMu1len C Arsenault, Co Ed1tor, H Santerre, Ed1tor,L Blan chette, B Castonguay, P MCLHIH Clvlcs Club v 'y I x o ' 'I 1 A . X ap 1 l I 4, Q 4 , ,. , X firm? 9 4 , I L , X . 5 . - ' ' . ' ' . - 0 0 .k-- W 'K ,W Q A , z 1 X .4 Q, A M' ,V-.ffg f r? Z ,'b ,4 'W y., 'VW YOUTH COUNCIL l1 v 'U' Y' The Mrlhnocket Recreatxonal Youth COUIICI1 conslsts of hxgh school students wx ho deal wrth questxons concernlng recreatxon They represent the1r schools and meet under the dlrectlon of the Recreatxon Department Members are as follows V Brunette, B Castonguay, E Levasseur, K C1v1el1o JUNIOR AC HIE VERS KX gf jumor Achlevement groups consrst of teen agers selected from local schools ln order to mcorporate the1r own mmrature bus1ness Thxs movement was orgamzed to teach the fundamentals of the conduct of busxness In th1s wav the 1ea.rn1ng by domg laboratory Jnmoa ch the youth In Amerlca w111 gan practlca acquamtam. nun many or the rector o' work 111 ou capltallstlc system Members are as follows V Brunette 1 Daxgle Y Caron, K LIVIQIIO M Guy, 1 D9SCh2.1l'1E,J Nadeau, P Cesare R MacMul1en n 1 'V v I 0 I A ' 4 'R 7. I ' 'fl , ,lv I' -- ' 'I 1 I . Q ' ... 9 J: X ' , 5 Q .- V' Y QAM s ' .. r X Y ' F A P, . s 9 1 I - ' . v . . H A I AY A N Y . . . .H 5 ' 1 ' --s - Y sl'--e . ' ,- '. ' ' 1 A N, J n. A 1 5 - , . , . ' . , . n 1 I. 4 I , a 5 L. McLea.ng R. MacMu11en5 C. LaPlante. '--.,,,vH JU ii' ,ra 5 5 L, x + f--1 LJ S . 5 ms Y.: 5, 0 Ab 4.5 5 Lf 'Q 'OQZW L-'-u-f'liigS-r H W P Cesare Asst Mgr P Guy Mgr iiiiiliiitiiiiiiiili RECORD Sa1nts Opponents Samts Opponents Sa1nts Salnts 60 Pattern Medway Hodgdon Howland Sherman Howland Island Falls Island Falls Medway East Cormth Greenv1lle Medway Mattawamkeag Sherman Brownvllle Brownvllle Pattern Hodgdon Reg1ona1 Tournament Opponents Samts Opponents Island Falls Class S Tournament Opponents Salnts Opponents E as ton 52 .... .. ..... 57 66 .... ' ......62 64 ..... .. .. ....24 58 .... ........45 53... .......30 50.... ....61 77... .... ......... 3 7 59 .... ...... . .41 75...... ...... ..44 56.... ' .....44 66 . . . .Mattawamkeag ..... 43 52 .... John Bapst .. . . .53 62.. .. ...... ..44 40 .... ' ..52 61.. .... ..52 67 .... ..48 52.. .. ....... 50 56 .... .. ..42 57... .. ...32 56.... .....47 . .. ' ...... 55 41 .... .... . ....64 owe 9 , 1' R Ouellette xbox K qw fb COACH 5 3:1 X Sai SAINTS Mqal 6 OUR BASKETBALL TEAM The '57-'58 Basketball Season came to a successful ending for the Purple and White of St. Martin of Tours High School. The hard fighting Saints got off on the wrong foot and went down fighting in their first game. But the loss had no effect except to fire up their spirit and determination which resulted in a winning su-eak of ten straight victories. The Saints rounded out their fine season with a 14-4 record, and some of these were over high-rated Medium Schools. The Saints knocked off their opponents, the Medwa and Island Fall e ' , Hy s t ams in the play-offs, thus earning for themselves a berth in the Eastern Maine Class S Tournament. In the semi-finals, the Saints ran into trouble with their shooting and were defeated by the smooth-running Ea ston team. This oeing their first appearance since the opening of St Martin's Hi h ust seven - S J years ago, Leonard Casey and his fine team are to be congratulated for fine performance and sportsmanship. oo' Nw-.. , . c ougall,Y M.Martin. N fi 7 J Mr. Mrs. Pearly Adams 50 Patrons Mrs. Cora Albert Mr. Mrs. Ernest Albert Miss Rosalie Albert Mr. Mrs. Emery Allain Mr. Mrs. William Allen Miss jean Andrick Mr. Mrs. Bruno Angotti Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Appleby Miss Patrica Arsenault Miss Margaret C. Babin Sgt. Leon L. Baron Mr. Mrs. Ma.rk Baron Mr. Mrs. Roland Beaulieu Miss Annie Berardicurti Miss Margaret Berry Mr. Mrs. Earle Bickford Mr. Mrs, Adelard Bilodeau Mr. Mrs. George Bissonnette Mr. Mrs. Camille Blanchettc Miss Evelyn Blanchette Mr. Mrs. James Blanchette Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blanchette Miss Patricia Blanchette Mr.Roland Blanchette Mr. Wilfred Blanchette Mrs. Diana Bossic Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Normand Bouchard Miss Sharon Bouchard Mr. Richard Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Clarence Bourgeois Miss Anne Marie Boutaugh Mr. Benjamin Boutaugh lvlr. Mrs, Randolph Brilliant Mr. Mrs. Loren Brown Mr. Mrs. Pearl Brown Miss Antoinette Brunette Q09 Mr Mrs Camille Brunette Mr Mrs. Frank Brunette Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Brunette Mr. Mrs. William Burke Mr. Mrs. Villa Ca.ron Miss Donna Caruso Miss Katherine Caruso Mr. Ralph Caruso Mr. Mrs. Rosario Caruso Mr. Mrs. ONeil Castonguay Mr. Mrs. Clyde Chamberlain Mrs. Josephine Chasse Miss Ann Civiello Mr. Michael Civiello Mr. Mrs. Augustus Colangelo Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Colangelo Mr. Michael Colombo Miss Mary jane Corbin Mr. Mrs. William Corbin Miss Lillian Creehan Mr. Patrick Crummet Miss joan Cyr Mr. Mrs. Paul Cyr Mrs. Laura Daigle Miss Maria Daigle Mr. Mrs. Rosaire Daigle Mr. Mrs. Daniel Daley Mr. ja mes Daley Mr. Lawrence Daley Mrs. Mary Daley Miss Mary Theresa Daley Mr. Mrs. Clement D'Angelo Mr. Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. Mrs. Thomas De Courcy Mr. Mrs. Wallace Delahanty Miss Emily De Lois Mr. Mrs. Norman Deschaine 1. 'if' The 1958 Victoria has been made possible through the generosity of the following people and business establishments. The staff wishes to express its thanks and to exhort the readers to bear in mind the names of these benefactors . Mr. Mrs. Donald Dionne Mr. Robert Dishon Mr. Mrs Galen Donley Mr. Mrs Raymond Dugas Mr. Mrs. Everett Dumas Mr, Mrs. Wa.lter Duprey Mr. Mrs. Guilmond Le Belle Mr. Alex Legassey Mr. Mrs. Leo Levasseur Miss Gertrude Levasseur Miss Madeline Leveille Miss Arlene Levesque FLYING THROUGH TIME Vital Madore Miss Meredith Dwyer, R. T. Mr. Mrs. Dana Edmunds Mr. Mrs. Joseph Friel Miss Joyce Friel Mr. Franklin Friel Mr. Mrs. Carroll Freeman Mrs. Francis Galvin Mr. Mrs. Willard George Mr. Mrs.Bernard Gerry Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gorris Mr. James Gray Miss Jaqueline Griffin Mr. Mrs. Al Guimond Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Guimond Mr. Mrs. Leonard Guy Mr. James Hines Mr. Mrs. Thomas Hughes Jr. Mr. Fred Hunter Mr. Mrs. Gerald Hutchinson Mr. Mrs. Neal Ippolitti Miss Catherine Jacobs Mr. Joseph Jamieson Mr. Mrs. Paul Juttnar Mr. Mrs. Robert Kedderis Mr. Mrs. George Kelly Mr. Cha.rles Landry Mr. Mrs. Norbert Landry Mrs. Zoel Landry Mr. Mrs. Everard Laplante Mr. John Laplante Mr. Mrs. Leonidas Laplante Mr. Mrs. Lionel Laplante Mr. Raymond Levesque Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs . , Wilfred Levesque . William Levesque . Lawrence Madcre Mr. Franklin Manzo Mr. Mrs. Abel Martin Mr. Mrs. Ludger Martin Mr. Mrs. Norman Martin Miss Theresa Martin Mr. Mrs. Dennis Mascetta Miss Anna Matangelo Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Matt:-Jll Mr. Mrs. Robert Mc Attee Mrs. Stella Mc Cormick Miss Francis Mc Donald Mr. Mrs. Harold Mc Dougall Mr, Mrs. David Mc Farlane Mrs. Helen Mc Kinnon Mr. Mrs. Byron Mc Lain Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs . Allen Mc Lean Daniel Mc Quarry Antonio Megno Henry A. Michaud Mrs. Joseph Michaud Miss Eunice Monaco Mrs. Leon Monteith Mr. Mrs. Edward Nichols Mr. Mrs. Jerome O'Kane Miss Charlene Ouellette Mr. Mrs. Louis Ouellette Mr. Mrs, Patrick Ouellette FOUR HEADS BETTER THAN ONE 915 THE MAIN EVENT Valiant Women HOLIDAY! 1.1 Q' X f ,f '- '-fs 'ef of A so . . I Kali , 4 4 445 CONGRATIU LATIONS I Q HAPPY SMILES A-im., .1 fl 'I G 256 FOR LABOR 1 9 f PA TRON KING Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mrs. Mr, Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs, Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Ronald Walter Ouellette joseph Paradis Frederick Pasquine Peter Pasquine jack Pell-:ey Raymond Pelkey Emile Pelletier Enoil Pelletier Harold Pelletier Mr. Roger Pelletier Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr, Mrs. Edmond Perrow Ronald Perry Pierre Pinette I-lally Plourde Mr. Vinal Plourde Mr. Mrs. Byron Pratt Mr. Mrs. Scott Rand Miss Dorothy Raymond Mr. Mrs. Philip Raymond Mr, Mrs. Hollis Robbins Mrs, Anne F, Rush Mr. Mrs. Bernard Rush Mr, Carroll Rush Mr. H. A. Rush Ir. Mr. Mrs, H. A. M. Rush Mr, Mrs. Raymond Rush Mr. William Rush Mr. Mrs. Ernest Santerre Mr. Mrs. Herbert Santerre Mr. Harold Sawyer Mr. Mrs. Robert Shinners Mr, Mrs. Frank Soucie Miss Marilyn Soucie Mr, Mrs. Woodrow St. Pet Mr, Mrs. George Surette Mr. Glenwood Tardy Mrs. Ozime Tardy Mrs. Rose Tardy Mr. Mrs. George Thibodeau Misses Charlotte 8 Henrietta Vatcl-cy Miss Zelma Voisine Mr. Franklin Walsh Mr. Mrs. Frank Willette Mr. Mrs. Frank I. Willette Mr, Mrs. Louis Willette N , Q to the Blau of 1958 LITTLE FLOWER CIRCLE No. 392 DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA BEST WISHES Op! BILODEALZS ELILL TRICAL CENTER TV SALES and SERVICE A R T IGA STORE GROCERIE5 MEAT FROSTED EOC 170 PENOBSCOT AVENUE MILLINOCKET MAINE A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISP-TES TO THE T958 CLA S WILFRID POULIN CARPENTER C m Tmems of CC,'.'PLWENTS OF Complimenfs S M ' S of S FRANK CIVIEll0 D D S Gwfadmndq of Gluuuian fbaolune EE Compllments to the Graduatmg Class N 'ltlon W lde Superette MeowAv Rom: wmm mon BARBER sHoP M., ,, Compliments f I 0 0 0 Eos? illinockef,Muine f . I f 7 Millinockef, Maine la - :il I Complimenfs of We . - H i inoc e COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GRIFFIN'S STUDIO HARRY E. REED Insurance Agency COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE SMART The DI Frederlco Insurance Agency represenhng INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE PA 35291 T 8 PROSPECT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF FERLAND JEWELERS INC Towle Sferlmg Silver Hamilton Waiches M llmocket Pa 3 8207 East Mlllmockef Pu 63949 Compl ments of Levesque s Woodshop Woodworknng Bu Id ng Mater als Tel PA 3 5982 s n i I I 0 Bulova, Elgin and i i i i ' - ' CompIImenIs P O No I52I METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE C0 HAROLD B JONES Joi-IN BRUNETTE A T A f KENNETH TIBBETTS LLQYD POUND A9 f A + I OI B. . . E. . BEST WISHES 9 9 9 SAINT JOHN BAPTIST UNION OF AMERICA II I I I I nf llm C l KELLEHER FUNERAL HOME T PAS 9 GX NI II LINOLISP T MAINE CRAIG MOTORS Authorized Ford Dealer FORD 81 MERCURY S + d M + D I P 3 omp iments of Cl. 1 I-513 Arne Complimenlrs of U Sales ervice Mercury Ou boar o ors ia a -570l compumems or GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL FRANK W RUSH 8. SONS RALPH BRAGDON RANGE AND FUEL on Tel 3 8871 CHARLES R STEEVES 8. SONS PLUMBING and HEATING Tel 3 5761 MILLINOCKET FRUIT COMPANY Phone 3 8335 COMMERCIAL PRINTING 135 Pe obscof Av FR AW FORD S Town Tqxl RADIO CABS D I PA 38880 St cl CUMMINGS BLOCK VloIette's Garage GENERAL REPAIRING GAS d ARC WELDING PAINTING BODY d FENDER WORK LAKE ROAD Tel PA 3 5272 C pI: I f IIncorporafedI Complimenfs of THE MILLLNOCKET PRESS ' n enue ,I 7 ,' J A K 1 ia - an ' - an an : COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF C. W. HARRIGAN. D.M.D. PAUL G. CORRIGAN. 0.D RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET 'ro 'rhe Gracluahnq Class BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO Complimenfs of Live Beffer . . . Elecfrically COMPLIMENTS OF JOE'S and MARY'S MILLINOCKET MILLINOCKET TRUST COMPANY General Bankmg Busmess MILLINOCKET and EAST MILLINOCKET COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF DOCTOR PAUL NOYES F R O KANE BILL MYSHRALL 122 Penoascor Avenue BARBER SHOP Mn k M Tl P 391 MDW N' OF I and ' ' et, e. e. a -3 AT AT FROM OUR YOUR OUR TRUCKS GROCER PLANT xpnn fVi111lI'lOCk6t, Mame D1a1 Park 3 8262 R '-'S . NM Ov vMM 6 A OFJIJM f MRM f QNMN 2 Cream Eggs Butte,-mllk Fat Free 'vhlk lk Orange Wwe Where Ma1ne's Best 1S Made Better Chocolate W Cottage Cheese Pasteunzed M1114 Low Calone Cream Homogemzed M1114 O Q-D'-fd 1 -...L I X 1. ' X X ' ' A if? ' A o Qebjve A A O , of BJ x M T, fl? AR L CP Qww H' A coMPuMENTs OF El'll8St T Y0llI1g, M D ATTORNEY AT LAw G B MORAN HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES MALLORY HATS VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS FREEMAN SHOES SAMSONITE LUGGAGE PENDELTON SHIRTS AND TOPSTERS WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS CLAIRE'S STYLE CENTER Best Wishes to the Graduating Class EWR Millinocket and East Millinocket In Memory of , Freeman A. Robinson I l l ' ' l I I COMPLIMENTS OF CQMPLIMENT5 QF EMERSON S PHARMACY Compllments of JOHN F WARD, Attorney al law COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENT5 OF EDDIE S CLEANERS KATAHDIN CLEANERS We give S 8. H Green Stamps SANITONE Phone PA 3 8354 G. W. McKAY. D.D.S. L. W. MOREY, D.O. I . I I Compl menfs f R F Desjardlns MD an H C Gllman M D W PREBLE COMPUMENTS OF PLOURDE BROS N GENERAL TRUCKING McAVOY s. Horrsn SERENE S Moen.: senvics BEAUTY SALON 77 P T I PA 35235 PICK UP AND DELIVERY THE MILLINOCKET FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY i o O O Q 9 U I O , O O C. . Fuel OiIfCoal-W ood ' Utility Gas M'II' ocket, Maine I enobscot Avenue COMPUMENT5 OF COMPLIMENTS OF Besf Washes fo fhe Graduafing Class RAYMOND DAVIS INSTRUCTOR OF MUSIC ST MARTIN OF TOURS SCHOOL MILLINOCKET INSURANCE AGENCY Home of Insurance for over 48 years LET US STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE LOSS PETER H. MASON, M.D. G. H. LEAVITT, O.D.S FOR GOD AND COUNTRY JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION If's Greof 'ro be on Legionncure JOIN NOW I Call 3-9944 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of 1'he of fhe S h d Sevenfh and Elghflw op omore an Grades Freshman Classes PERROWS RADIO and TV CENTER SALES and SERVICES N D K E N P E R R 85 Bates Street Telephone PA 3 5168 v Philco Radios and Television ED A OW 4EfI dA Besf Wishes fo fhe Graduafing Class KEN S ESSO Service Cenfer EAST MILLINOCKET MAINE MADELINE S BEAUTY SHOP W+ PA 3522I COMPLIMENTS OF Vesuvlo Res'rauran+ COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE S DAIRY 332 KATAHDIN AVENUE MILLINOCKET MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF GERARD AYOTTE CABINET MAKER M N LANDAU STORE P PA 38309 P 35 25 I I V 73 a er Sfreei' I Complimenfs of 225 enobscof Avenue - e. . - 4 IEETS SERVICE STATION JOHNSONS OUTBOARD MOTORS Homelrfe Power Saws Tel 3 5757 IIO Aroostook A enue SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY IO2 Penobscot Avenue Mullnnocket Morne PArk 3 5116 CORNER DRUGS COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH LAPPA GENERAL TRUCKING GRAVEL SAND LOAM PETE MCPHETERS THE TEXACO FILLING STATION The Besf Frrend Your Cor Ever Had! 120 Cenfrol ST Mlllnnocket Morne O KANE'S Radio 8r T V Service COMPLETE SALES ond SERVICE I16 Aroostook Ave Dual PA 3 8812 lUCIllE'S FLOWER SHOP 34 KATAHDIN AVENUE Tel PA 3 5066 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporfung Goods Auto Ports and Accessories Tel 3 8601 1 1 . ' V of Prescriptions Snow-plowing and Bulldozing 7 I I 1 n I ' - W GREAT NORTHERN PAPER COMPANY Mlllmockei Maine S S S O C SS 1958 I THERES MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES Enfoy fhem af THE OPERA HOUSE CINEMASCOPE VISTA VISION SUPERSCOPE WIDE SCREEN COMPLIMENTS or SIMON S SNACKBAR Comphments of ROSE S RESTAURANT We specualrze Good Home Cooking 61 Penobscot Ave M ockef Fu Ture Compa Your West ng House Deale e eeryeenng u tl 9 oco Telephone PA k 3 5335 BATTERY D 314th AAA Battalion Me N G COMPLIMENTS OF CAMPBELL S GARAGE MILLINOCKET MAINE PROFESSIONAL CARE profecis your hcur' IVY'S BEAUTY SHOP Tel PA 3 5544 ' ' ' in illin mi my I - r PELUSO SQUARE ' Op n v v i ni ' I ck ' ' ' 1 r - I Complimenis of GEORGE SIMON Afiorney af Law Insurance Compllments to the Claes of 1958 .SQZESSEJ S G DINARDOS STORE Fes M t dGoce s LEVASSEURS HARDWARE STORE BUILDING MATERIALS 0. . ONYA Compliments of Compliments of 7 I r h eas an r rie BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1958 REED'S FUNERAL HOME C0 'f tS of KATAHDIN Morons A M Chevrolet Ponhac Cadillac A SAlES and SERVICE Mens and Boys Store Telephone PA 3 5901 LEES HAT SHOP y t e A Haac htInfatW H R U S H PM l I l I I I O ik? -+- I I 1 327 Katahdin Avenue Alwa s thel t tyl ' M'l1' y-- al O i ina1sbyM .L ries I1 r0C THE FLOWER SHOP Anywhere At Any Tume LAUREL ond MAVIS GARDINER Duol PA 3 8693 10 Somerset Street Mullmocket Mcnne C l T f COMPLIMENTS OF omp me s o HARRY S GIRSA S MARKET CASH MARKET G ocery Meats Confectlona Y e a 24 CHERRY STREET MEDWAY ROAD WEED'S STORE HOTEl TERRACE MILLINOCKET THEATRE f i n I l r - - ' r Servic with Smile of of PATSEY CARUSO COMPLIMENTS JUHN F WALSH W d Gf .I J Newberry d DIAL PA 35171 MILUNOCKET Company COMPLIMEN-I-S COMPLIMENTS OF GENE'S BARBER SHOP MAHAN a GQNYA THE FAMILY OUTFITTERS F h M 1 d G ' B k e , -8 M'II' k f Diamonds, afches, an its 0 such as China, Glassware, Silverware Billfol s, Pens n n and many other Gifts of c:oMmMENTs or DeCOURCY S GARAGE VERNA 81 GEORGE Servnce with a Smile SEARS ORDER OFFICE 122 Penobscot Avenue MILLINOCKET MAINE GIFT 81 BABY SHOP ADELIA MONACO Proprletor Park 3 5035 MOSCONES PINE TREE STORE FRESH MEATS FANCY GROCERIES BEER ond ALE TO TAKE OUT Tel 3 5441 COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY LOZIER S GARAGE Auto Accessornes Tlres Botternes TELEPHONE 3 5612 Congress Street Mnlllnocket MILLINOCKET SHOE HOSPITAL Quoluty Shoe Repalrmg also Fme Footwear forthe ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF DUMAS BROTHERS Save wlth Sunoco Mllhnocket Tel Pa 38741 9 Millinocket Motor Co. 68 ' ' ylllllllill kd Manu Compllments to the Class of MILLINOCKET JOURNAL MRS MARGARET MACMULLEN vocAL AND PIANO INSTRUCTOR 36 El Sf f Tlph 35413 Complimenfs of HAROLD BOYNTON, D.M.D. I958 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS KIDDIE CENTER CHARLES MADDEN COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF SAWYER and RUSSELL S J HIKEL STORE COFFEE SHOP Sporting Good J Albert Sweeney COMPL IM E NT S Mutual ot 101 Aroostook Ave New York Mlllmocket M Complete lane f Groductson Clothes Telephone PArk 3 5434 COMP LIM ENTS COMPLIMENTS OF QUINYS FREEMAN s clommc stone MONHWN MARKET of of of o o Life Underwriter of ' ' , e. ' o of I Compllments to the Class ofl95X Holy Rosary Sodallfy COMPLIMENTS OF MIllINOCKET THEATE GR ll EDDIES BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF NISSEN S M +1 coMPLlMENTs Compllments of JAMES T KEllEY FUllER FURNITURE C0 93? Complimenfs of R I ' I Bicycle Shop BAKING COMPANY BE Y. P' d dp- d Ed. clnnis C .Q -W I R d d o 0 OOO0OIQ PETER RAYMOND Pamtmg and Paper Hanging Sll UI! li 10 Rlf NIUXI N! Xl I I XPPR Cmnplinwnts of .Lf I I I if? LL If 1 41 V , 4Y f 1 Vx 7 4V I , I V1 L 1, . 1 ,J- A . J 1 A .1 WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES fo fhe GRADUATING CLASS f4 ' '29 G C050 KOFC X Q2:'3g1. if MARTIN OF TOURS COUNCIL 4?68O MILLINOCKET MAINE , 036: ' I , . Aff-M ' I- x .7 : ,mn X - .qv ' 1, 'f ' Lirff f X '. '7- 1 X f A , 'Gal ur ,jf .- , . 1 Q ' II' I . . X x ifv V y , -.---.-f X .- . -. 'Q . .. fav. . X '51 ' X 'If IV! 7G.,,.,,..-: H . QQ 1..2I,,.,.. ' . 'T I : 2-'-a, ' ..y'f.-IW ff- - M .,.,,.7.w.,,1 5, ,.l,.,,,.. A X 1 ., f. 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