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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

2 3 mmm GF. .FFA L 1 Xa A, 'v '-2 jk 3. :- f . .xr vw wr' 41, - - I 4 f f 4 , C 4 . 1- W, A 1 A fn r H' J r Q, Y-- J va r 1 ne- ul MLN rl: qi - if . Saint Martin of Tours High School Millinoeket, Maine Conducted by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. The Yearbook Staff presents Victoria I96O Yearbook Staff Literary Editor: Norma Deschaine Art Editor: Ronald Cyr Typists: Catherine McDougall Mary Martina Megno Co-Editors: Joanne Saucier Diane Castonguay Photography: Trina Pelletier Business Managers: Patricia Laplante James Gray 'Our final asset is the certainty of divine truth to- gether with the consciousness of a divine mission. I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. truth you abide and in my word... you shall know the truth the truth shall make you free. SISTER MARY OF SAINT OVIDE Ex-Superior It is with sincere pleasure that the Senior Class of 1960 dedicate their year book the VICTORIA to SISTER MARY OF SAINT OVIDE r.s.r. on the 50th anniversary of her religious profession in the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. Her work as Superior and teacher at Saint Martin of Tours School during the six years from 1948 to 1956 has assured us of the deep devotion and kindly interest she feels in our spiritual and moral welfare. Her name and the remembrance of her many kindly acts will glow engraved in letters of gold in our memory and hearts forever. ADMINISTRATIO and FACULTY ? Q fl' ,. -gubgxiigigendent Guidanbe Director ,V if V '11, REVEREND MARIO ROMANI REVEREND ARMAND BILL ASS1St3.I1t Moderator of Boys' Sodality I would rather build Jesus Christ in the heart of a youth than the loftiest cathedral upon the earth because churches are destroyed but the heart of a youth in which the image of Christ is engraved will live forever. Games Cardinal McGuiganJ , W H H W , W , ,, CITGVFTFTH 'lIl'A'l'1T7 IN11 GATKTVD 1115 Af111 w w e 4'-o-'o4'+ fs- : Q Q .Q 0 9 0 9 -' M M z SISTER MARY ELIZABETH SISTER MARY OF THE OF THE ROSARY DIVINE WORD Science and English English and Science SISTER MARY OF SAINT ADELINE Mathematics SISTER MARY OF SAINT VINCENT FERRER Commercial Course They are to the teaching Truth has validity for the young embraced by those dedicated V -,. . ,.., ,-. ..,,.,-,H-,e . .,,.C,,-.H . fx. X 0 ld Q 'F ta of truth. especially only in that degree in which it is who would inculcate its lessons. fix A. K. 'K 1 Havmg reached the SENIOR year of our secondary education we will press ever ONWARD to higher sum- mits of knowledge and of truth until we reach our ful- fillment in God. LINDA ARSENAULT Our representative at Girls' State, a dutiful stu- dent conscious of her responsibilities, society may depend on her. She will continue to be an honor to her Alma Mater. CAROL ALBERT Carol is the typical modern business woman. Shorthand to her is just a maze of hieroglyphics. Her plans for the future include an office equipped with the latest in dictaphones and automatic trans- cribers. She excels on the typewriter when she re- members to turn on the switch. DIANE CASTONGUAY Two years Sodality prefect. This alone speaks for itself. Diane is the ever-ready-to-lend-a helping hand type, who has taught devotion to duty not by word but by example. We know that she will con- tinue her apostolate in the world of tomorrow. MICHAEL BROWN Fun-loving, easy going. Michael is one of the most likeable seniors at St. Mart.in's. With his brains and personality he can rise to the heights .... if he chooses to. MARLENE MARTIN Marlene 's smiling disposition and her agreeable manners have made her a general favorite of the student body ever since her arrival at St. Martin 's. She is a sincere and efficient worker and we know that her cheerful smile will be missed by many of the underclassmen when she graduates. ibm, 2 PATRICIA LAPLANTE Why did we nickname her Mousie ? Not because of her retiring dispositions, Not because of her happy character! Perhaps because she can intimate her happy dispositions into every circle she happens to be! She is sought after, not chased. WALTER DUPREY Dunnie the class comedian. An ardent worker, he likes to test his ability by solving intricate mathe- matical problems, but above all delights in making people laugh. NORMA DESCHAINE Editor-in-chief of the Victoria, of the DeTour, cheerleader, active member of the Sodality and Glee Club. Norma will continue to contribute to the welfare of those around her. MADELINE LEVEILLE If Madeline is as circumspect in life as she is in driving her car, she will not be the author of any rash deeds. Depend on her, she is trustworthy and loving. RONALD CYR Tall, dark and handsome, Ronnie is the smiling bashful Senior with the talent for drawing. His sin- cere and modest disposition have endeared him to all his classmates. ZELMA VOISINE Many a class meeting, many an assembly, many a discussion has been kept alive by Ze1ma's argu- ments. She has a store of them, always to the point and can win you over to her viewpoint. She will not be an idle bystander when the important questions of life are brought up. til. t X t . J- -sf? .bltt:'::QQ,tjfah ,sw-Li ' X555 K 5 f as , rrt 1 .ES if ANNE MARTIN Anne is not the type whose impulses drive her headlong into reckless action. Serene, cheerful, she prefers silence to empty words and useless gestures. Good luck in whatever career you choose. FRANKLIN FRIEL Frank has been the backbone of the Senior Class. Calm, apparently inactive-all is done on time, in the right way, and very satisfactorily. May he sail on a calm sea to a golden sunset. CATHERINE MCDOUGALL Cathy's verve and sparkle has added much to the cheerleading squads the last three years. Her enthusiastic handling of hard work, her talent for dancing, her sincere friendly disposition have made her one of the most popular girls in the class. MARY MARTINA MEGNO Small in structure but big in heart is Tina. She is a good one for expressing her opinion on any and all subjects. During her years at St. Martin's she has become a very capable typist. She will be a valuable addition to some business office. JAMES GRAY Motorcycles and cars mean more to James than books and lessons. Will the future show him to be the pilot of the Titan, the 5500 mile per hour ICBM, available in 1960? Jimmy wherever you go or whatever you do, we know that your friendly per- suasive manners will see you through. LOIS PORTWINE Lois Anne is the antipode of Aldea. Reticence is not her weakest virtue! Gracious but not grave is her motto. She will succeed. . .to make you lose your temper with her teasing but her infectious laugh ter, and charm of personality will always succeed in making you forgive her. NANCY DONLEY One of the St. Martin's most mischievous students 'P Her happy-go-lucky manner covers a serious desire to become a registered nurse. She will bring com- fort to many and make a nursing career a successful one, DAVID GUY To be as optimistic as Dave! and see only the bright side of things! with such a pleasant attitude towards life, no anxieties, worries, or cares, we have no doubt that Dave will live happily whatever fate may bring to him in the future. Were Shakespeare living, he would recognize in him a second Falstaff. ALDEA WILLETTE If the proverb Le bien ne fait pas de bruit be true, Aldea is a living example of it. She rarely speaks, seldom hurries, and is always ready to give a helping hand. Very few know what will ensue in Aldea's future. She is therefore the envy of her classmates. IOANNE SAUCIER Talkative, cheerful, carefree, Joanne is the lark of the Senior Class. What would the Sodality have done without her cooperation? We are sure that Joanne will spread joy and happiness about her---for her jolly dispositions are contagious. ERNEST LSVASSEUR Bee 's ability to lead will be a great asset in his future career. This plus his ambition to reach the top, tempered by wisdom and age, will make him one of the leaders America needs. TRINA PELLETIER Trina wants to see t.he world, travel far and wide. She will be our future air-line stewardess. She has all the required aptitudes even the knack of being right on time . ww' Searching for the truth . . . unless education be wed to the truth we have in Christ, be inspired by the vision of that truth as it is unveiled before our searching minds, be powered by His grace. . . it remains a dry and lifeless form! pf 2 I rua no anus osns :-Q ,I 5 jf. Q eft to right: Mary Martina Megno, Aldea Willette, James Gray, Lois Ann Portwine, Walter Duprey, Patricia LaP1ante Nancy Donley, Ernest Levasseur, Mar Line Martin, Michael Brown, Linda Arsenault, Diane Castonguay. KTHE FRUIT OF WISDOM IS TO FIND IN OLD FAMILIAR LINES RELIGION Q' W You are the LIGHT of the WORLD and the SALT of the EARTH. September 8, 1959, School opens, Left to right: Ann Martin, Catherine McDougall, David Guy, Norma Deschaine. Joanne Saucier, Franklin Friel, Zelma Voisine, Madeline LeVei11e, Ronald Cyr. Carol Albert, Trina Pelletier, NEW DEPTHS OF TRU TH AND BEAUTY. PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY - Discussing Academic freedom -- the right to search for the TRUTH Mkiifliz. Q 1 5-3229! Q Hsweiw I '14 D113 H 5 , gm Ey4HiB.G0HEML-M 9 3 ff L 6 5 ,V 5 ,if ji-g3!,4y ,L1. N , 5 f f Q sara - 5' wg 19 ' 5'11f'-La'-'c V SW 53734 ip, ,fwkfff Sm' if ' ENGLISH Everyman--Middle English Morality Play America's challenge to Russian Scientists X 'ff 2 'NIIYYX-ZH IK-IN lfK':XVN'lx 5' 'x ' 'N Juniors gtg ' '- -A-A-,A-A-.A-n.A-,n.uK-A.-A'Js..-n.- ' 'I' ' ' M RELIGION fu-naulr , . A ,.,.. I 5 S at ,...A L First row left to right: Yvonne Blanchette, Beverly Doyle, Ann Marie Bouchard, stand- ing, George Murphy. Second row: Wayne Brilliant, Kathleen Civiello, Alice Walsh, Theresa Saucier, Third row: Wayne Shed, Linda Dugas, Linda LaPlante, Carol LaPlante. Fourth row: David Cyr, Bonnie Guy, Linda McLain, Carolyn Keleher. Last row standing: Roderick Pelletier, Aldea Gallant, Mother Mary of St. Adeline. ,Q September 24, FEAST OF OUR LADY OF MERCY Blessing of the CLASS RINGS A class ring is more than a mere finger ornament, it is a symbol of attachment to our ALMA MATER. ENGLISH BIOLOGY ,V Q . I Il I I ll InrIIa ' ' A American Literature from Colonial to Modern Times I ' viral I al Our Great Statesmen AMERICAN HISTORY FRENCH Ha g Plant Experunentation Un groupe de Franca1s II nous d1vert1t par une say11'7ate miltulefez 'SJ56 sooo dwgga nomo K K 'i 5 5 if 5 if 4 if IQ 'S 5 5 S F P? 8 X 192 Em go to 3:- 23 io 27 UD W' - V-'I ::1.. FY' D' cn rn 'U I-4' v-1 P+ O Ph Q :rr +1 P' m 1'9- FP IJ' cn 71 I-l Z5 UQ f0 , . . 4 .9 vw' First row front to back: David Levesque, Gilman LeBe11e, Richard Brown, David Daigle, Robert Brown. Second row: Claude Martin, Robert Bernier, Rene King, John Landry, Richard Raymond Mother Mary of the Divine Word. Third row: Leona Blanchette, Janice Castonguay, Jane Galvin, Antonia Smart, Dorothy Colangelo, Susan Hutchinson. Fourth row: Patricia McKinnon, Pierrette Beaulieu, Carol Jean Lappa, Ruth Donley, Mary Ann Santerre. any lil I J ---. RELIGION Jap-f K A -ff- r N it 14 , i C.C.D. Class I - Julius Caesar Friends, Romans and Countrymen 42- jy K 5 TILA Fi' J E ,w..,t.., K W 1 1 ST. 's-1 f ,W fn! -.wr ug. 1, 1 Greek and Roman Civilization Ii Living with Christ 2- ' I - 09+ - 6' ' Freshmen RE LIGION Mary Elizabeth. chard. tier. First row front to back. Jeannot Landry, James Brunette, John Salem, Fred White Second row: Timothy Sharpe, Claude Charest, David Rush, Melvin Martin, James Bou- Third row: Elizabeth Rush, Marie Pelletier, Donald Rush, William Albert, Mark Pelle- Fourth row: Shirley LeVasseur, Antonia Pelletier, Cecile Sweeney, Patricia Smart, Lorena Deschaine . Fifth row: Carol Daigle, Helen Boyer, Eileen Lozier, Bernadette Donley, Standing: Robert Tapley, Lottie Gu Y 9 0' 1 I ann' . 0 . . ' Q v r l A lN'iHul 1 Our government safeguards God given rights. CIVICS A K I -an-an Q . i . 'Q www' 1 ef-:gm R -ff' ,..,,- I s -,......--- .. W-fTg3F.?E,,5Q,,WQ 2 H g I ai' Magic of minerals Initiation WN I-.... The timid Freshman obediently repeats the commanded phraseg HAIL I O MIGHTY SENIOR !, eagerly wishing for the day when he will be the VICTORIOUS SENIOR. Planmng a budget 'K -vw A J., W ax 1,,, X A uv fb' i .':' f, A.i' I ,, tg, ,Z A N ,- 'BW' TQ! .MM ,Q Q ,H M22 ,I .7 pf f , ' -mf i '1- Q5: 1-K Jag? X 1.-X, 3.1, A :WJ -Y Rf 1 ,Y , 'Tu -Ql- X Q? 5 -41 . lu X fi KW Fighting for the truth So flash out your blades for the splendid cause And pray that your hearts be true, To live and fight for the grandest thing That man could dream, or singer sing, Or ever soldier knew! W-M jzrif . i . Detour Staff 6 fs., Q 5 f WSH? lr 554. 1 .Ili ,, xl' 1 3. .. 9 3 L 5 wif iff Fi 0 Y 6 1 M f' 'lon W : 0 , .-ww , WW A..,.,. Nwmymrmgg J , ,,,.,,-xv:sf'Vti'3.T2?77?,,,1,,,,,..pun-a0H1fl m'Df M -, V.,, Aw' V K gy, , M,-f,,,,Mmw-1. V , ' L, , V K 3,53 In 'K ,, , he :pk an ,g f. A-r' -we ,ww .Mwmawualnu '1 -X 'tx , k , Ho, -' -15:-.-Q-1-1 1 1 ' 3' oe go' sodam M ? -,xv paw to Marline Martin, Joanne Saucier, Patricia LaP1am:e, Diane Castongua Be it resolved: That ours be a more God- like way of living. 'K 'f K I , K ' r ' fi i 1 , If V Y f f , 1 1. , . qw 'f , f f Q 'IE ,- NZ ' V fr f -.r or Left to right: Walter Duprey, David Guy, Michael Brown, Ernest LeVasseur, 4 ,, i. 1 ' Q ,i Q , X I M gg M , , CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS Skit: Our Lady of Fatima Merry Christmas, Mother Mary of St. Grace .i'- -ul S11 'gr .- -. g.x.9g1. .g5. .I ...R .I -. .- bjj e b ! BFG' 9 Q3 4557 -. : X2MXTlYl. Q. 9 is -o F b- ' - 9 'U 1 I I I 9 4,999 O r u gggzg . ' . '. ' .'Y'YWY'Y-Yf':Y'yfYfY' '. .' . World affa1rs are our affairs. r CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH WEAPONS OF TRUTH-WEAPONS OF LOVE 'February is catholic press month. It is the desire of the Church to focus at- tention this month on the great need for a strong catholic press. The students of SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS HIGH SCHOOL are not indifferent to this urgent call of their Church. Through the organ of the SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS STUDY CIRCLE, they conduct activities that center' around catholic books, magazines, and newspapers. Back row left to right: Ronald Cyr, Claude Martin, William Albert, James Bouchard, James Brunette, Walter Duprey, David Guy Front row left to right: Wayne Brilliant, Michael Brown, Ernest LeVasseur, George Mur phy, David Daigle Back row left to right: Timothy Sharpe, Melvin Martin, Robert Tapley, Fred White, David Rush Front row left to right: Mark Pelletier, Ieannot Landry, Richard Brown, Donald Rush, Robert Brown -. .- . - -x.:xxm:1t2x:x-x:x-xxux.- Q ' 1 gggtg LEONARD CASEY g ag-gg 4.99043 Basketball Coach 4-9900 , 0049006 . 3 . I. .I Q. V. -. I. Oh when the St. Martin's boys fall into line, We're gonna shout, shout, shout, and that's a sign We're gonna cheer, cheer, cheer to victory, Rally 1959 And may our name go down in St. Martin's History We're gonna bring to fame the purple, white and gold We'll hold our heads real high and all our actions bold Because we're proud to say that we are cheering for The famous SAINTS forever more. RAH! RAH! BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Martin East Millinocket 28 52 Mattawamkeag 49 50 Island Falls 746 41 Hodgdon 44 53 Sherman '45 48 Patten 42 36 Howland 42 38 Ricker V33 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Saints 50 Wytopitlock 43 Easton November 24 Opponent 68 83 52 52 94 63 33 47 53 60 69 47 68 48 50 Opponents 48 66 Presifient: Mrs. H. McDougall. H McDougall, Mrs. N. Deschaine L. Leveille, Mrs. E. LaP1ante. Working untiringly for the Senior Class trip Senior Mothers J 'ai froid, j'ai toujours one act Play aculchan Speaking of de devil ah froid. means d'anae1s-- Watch yo sides washtub, here ah comes xg fff' 'THE LIVELY ARTS OF SISTER GERVAISE' A Comedy in Three Acts by Anne Coulter Martens CAST OF CHARACTERS Sister Gervaise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a dramatic nun Carol Albert Sister Drusilda . . ............. a financial nun Joan Saucier Sister Consolata ................ a young nun Nancy Donley Sister Dolorosa. . . . .............. an old nun Marlene Martin Mother Bernadine ......... a dedicated Superior Diane Castongu ay Father Cooney ................... the pastor Franklin Friel Mr. MacGill . . . . ......... the school custodian Walter Duprey Theresa Doyle ................. a hopeful girl Norma Deschaine Rosemary Morrison ..... . ........ a pretty girl Patricia Laplante Jearme Collins. . . . . . . . ......... .a plump girl Linda Arsenault Betty Ames .................... a lively girl Joe Maguire . . Buggsy Baker . Sandra Joyce Mrs. Doyle. . . . Mrs. Morrison Mr. Alemando . . ouuouoeuuucoua oouooeonnaaoooooo Catherine McDougall theclasscut-up Michael Brown peanut-sized Ernest LeVasseur Madeline Leveille b u who double as models L2,is'A'nH '150'ritL1i15 whohelps Zelma Voisine . . . who hinders Trina Pelletier a sculptor Ronald Cyr E 55 2 3 2 2 FS Sister, Pm missin' one feather dusterl Care to join me under the umbrella? Q 4 kk M ,. x an Q 'Q QW Living the truth For this is the dream that the old men dreamt, The vision the yowmg men see- To march in the glory of Pentecost, To bear to the nations the sweet white Host And the truth to make them free. I am the Way, the Truth Farewell and the Life 90? 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Sz Mrs. Harold Pelletier MT- 31 Mrs. James B12llChGf'Ce Mr. Sz Mrs. Felix Cyr . Mr. Sz Mrs. Raoul Michaud Jorma Deschaine Vlr. Sz Mrs. Randolph Brilliant Mary Martina Megno Vlr Lawrence Daley vlr. Sz Mrs. Norman Deschaine Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Brunette Mir Sz Mrs. Leonard Guy Mr. Michael Columbo vlr. Sz Mrs. Ambrose Marinone Mr. Sz Mrs. Dominic D'A,gostino Mir. Sz Mrs. Walter J. Pulkkinen Mr. Sz Mrs. Clement D'Angelo vlrs. Elizabeth Plourde Mr- Joseph Jamieson Jiane Castonguay Sz Mrs. Lionel LaP1ante Franklin Manzo Mrs. Matilda McLean Mr Mr Mr Sz Mrs. Antonio Megno urs' Emma Albert Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Megno Vlrs. Diane Bossie Mr' Harry Morrison Vlr. Sz Mrs. Clarence Bourgeois nlvir' 2 Mrs' smug Oufglette ur' Sz Mrs' Owen Castonguay Sz GZ?'fiel1cllSt Peter Vlr. Sz Mrs. Elias Hikel ' i ' ' Vlr. Sz Mrs. Robert McAtee Mr' Mrs' Richard Mano vir. Sz Mrs. Daniel McQuarrie Vlr. Sz Mrs. Philip Michaud Franklin Friel Mr. Sz Mrs. Hally Plourde vir. Sz Mrs. Bernard Rush Mr- Sv Mrs. Malcolm Appleby Vlr, gl Mrs, Mahlon Spruce Mr. Sz Mrs. Kenneth Barnett M ME. EmeryA11ain Mr. Sz Mrs. Duane Carter I Mr. Sz Mrs. Clyde Chamberlain , Mrs. Bessie N. Davis Xnn Martin Vlr. Sz Mrs. William Brady Vlr. Fred Hunter Vlr. Sz Mrs. Abel Martin - fb 09 996 . Mrs. John Friel Miss Joyce Friel Mr. Sz Mrs. John Wright Jr. Mr. Dana Rodgerson James Gray Mrs. D. J. Belanger Mr. Sz Mrs. Roland Blanchette and son Brent Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Guimond Miss Anne Leet Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Allen McLean Elwin Malone William Rush Aldea Willette Mr. Sz Mrs. George Willette Miss Dorothy Willette Marlene Martin Miss Jean Andrick Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mrs. Helen Gerald Hutchinson Raymond Levesque Eugene Martin Ludger Martin McKinnon Mr. Glen Wheaton Carol Albert Mrs. Ernest Albert Mrs. Cora A.lbert Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr Leon B Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mark Baron aron . Villa Caron . Al Guimond Jr. . Vernon Haines Philip Lafontaine Bernard Lewis Jack Monteith Michael Brown Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Gilbert Bouchard Perley Brown Anthony Sarrentino Mrs. John Quinn Misses Catherine Sz Harriet Jacobs Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald Morrison Sr. S ' e e e e ' -z v e z- e e o e 1 ' - '+'e e9e 4?e -v s v w e v s v a e'-v e + 0 +'o 49+ s'+Qv 4 19 o 49o o 4 v '4 -+9 4' ' esp -. Through the patronage of our many friends, the 1960 edition of 2 - the Victoria has been made possible We the staff wish to express our thanks to them, for their active interest which has been to us a contmual source of inspiration 04049610 4 0939 0' . . . . ' Q - ' , u Q 6 '- ls- Zz 994' l , , , . 9 . .A o Z-gg Q ' ' ' '.j ' . . . . .1 . I. . .I . 6 -, - 3 , ,- -, .- -. .:. .- -. .z -. .3 , , , .- L .:.' 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Reecl Bucl's Motorcycle Shop Nnsurance Agency MILLINOCKET, MAINE Telephone: PA 3-8282 fomiblimr-:nfs of SCHENCK HIGH SCHOOL EAST Mn.uNocKET domiblimsnh of KATAHDIN FEDERAL CREDIT UNION MILLINOCKET, MAINE go fzlimz-:nfs of fomilzlimsnii of m n Kelly's Delivery Service Bishop's Coffee Shop I MH. k T M. Telephone: PA 3-5318 4ul '7' Complimerds of B. P. O. E. No. 1521 Compliments of CRAIG FORD SALES, INC. Authorized Ford and Mercury Dealer Sales - FORD AND MERCURY - Sewice MERCURY oursomzo Morons and LONE s'rAn sons DIAL: PA 3-5156 CRAWFORITS Town Taxi Compliments of RADIO CABS Dial PA 3-8880 WALTER TROTT BARBER SHOP Senna: cummmcs Block THE MlllINOCKET PRESS COMPLIMENTS OF Freeman A. Robinson commsncuu. PRINTING Arromev-Ar-LAw 135 Penobscot Avenue COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1960 CLASS WILFRID POULIN MILLINOCKET THEATRE MILEINOCKET FURNITURE COMPANY Your Westinghouse Dealer PELUSO SQUARE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 O'CLOCK Telephone: Pork 3-5335 Besf Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF fo fhe Graduating Class esuvio Res+auran+ BOWllNG CENTER R BOUCHARD THE MILEINOCKET EOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY Congralulalions To The Graduates! MAY WE SUGGEST THAT YOU CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION IN COLLEGE OUR COUNTRY NEEDS MORE EDUCATED MEN AND WOMEN. GREAT NORTHERN PAPER COMPANY Millinockei and East Millinocket, Maine MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES Enioy ,hem C, I EMERSON'S PHARMACY o P E R A H o u s E A Prescription Drug Store CINEMASCOPE - WIDE SCREEN I J. Albert Sweeney Compliments of Life Underwriter SERENE'S, HAIR STYLIST Mutual of 101 Aroostook Ave. New York Millinocket, Me. 77 Penobscot Avenue Telephone PArk 3-5434 Pqrk 3-5235 CQMpLlMENT5 Compliments of OF Herman's Barber Shop BERNARDIS I-UNCH Penobscot Avenue Compliments of HAROLD S. BOYNTON, D.M.D. AND RICHARD E. BOYNTON, D.D.S. MILLINOCKET MAINE Complrments of l R COMEAU, INC General Contractor Danville Maine D I 4 6068 COMPLIMENTS OF JOE'S and MARY'S MILLINOCKET Compliments of JAMES T. KEllEY G- TDS Compliments to the Class of 1960 MILLINOCKET JOURNAL Published Weekly Each Wednesday Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF NISSEN'S ODORLESS-SANITONE C - ONE HOUR SERVICE - Ed. Mclnnis Katahdin Cleaners Phone PA 3-8354 THE FLOWER SHOP Anywhere . . . AT Any Time LAUREL and MAVIS GARDINER Dial PA 3-8693 10 Somerset Street Millinockef, Maine FOR GOD AND COUNTRY JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION lt's Great to be a Legionnaire JOIN NOW I Call 3-9944 PERROW'S RADIO and TV CENTER Philco Radios cmd Television SALES and SERVICES ED AND KEN PERROW 85 Bates Sfreef Telephone: PA 3-5168 NNNNvxAwsAfvv wvvvxAJvvvvyN4AAAAN COMPLIMENTS OF SMART'S IGASTORE GROCERIES-MEATSfFROSTED FOODS I70 PENOBSCOT AVENUE MILLINOCKET - MAINE Besf Wishes fo fhe Graduafing Class 7f1,e wuhfz. efazbi COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF PETER H. MASON. M.D. GRIFFIN'S STUDIO Complimenis of GEORGE SIMON Afiorney ui' Law Insurance Compliments to the Class of 1960 Holy Rosory Soclolity COMPLIMENTS of ihe Sevenlh and Eigh+h Grades COMPLIMENTS of 'l'he Sophomore and Freshman Classes JOSEPH AYOTTE Bicycle Shop Bicycles repaired and painted Carriage-Wheels Retreoded ll...-.-. COMPLIMENTS OF MILLINOCKET THEATER Glllll. i.i.l COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL G. CORRIGAN. 0.D. COMPLIMENTS OF G. H. LEAVITT, 0.D.S. Compliments of C-5IRSA'S MARKET Grocery-Meats-Confecfionary 24 CHERRY STREET COMPLIMENTS of HOTEL TERRACE Compliments of EDDlE'S BARBER SHOP Nation-Wide Superette MEDWAY ROAD Mill inocket Compliments of lEVESOUE'S WOOD SHOP W0OOlW0I'klf1Q Building Materials Tel PA 3-5982 COMPLIMENTS OF CAMPBELL'S GARAGE MILLINOCKET, MAINE MILLINOCKET TRUST COMPANY General Banking Business MTR MILLINOCKET and EAST MILLINOCKET ClAIRE'S STYLE CENTER Best Wishes to the Graduating Class PWS Millinocket and East Millinocket Live Beffer . . . Elecfrically BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of FRANK W. RUSH 8. SONS MADELINE'S BEAUTY SHOP 73 Wafer SI'ree+ PA 3-522I COMP LIMENTS of S. J. HIKEL STORE COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE'S DAIRY 332 KATAHDIN AVENUE MILLINOCKET MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF MAHAN 81 GONYA THE FAMILY OUTFITTERS Milllnocket Motor Co. COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY PATSEY CARUSO Fresh Meat and Groceries Be ake out M II I' Tel. PA 3-8265 CHARLES R. STEEVES 8. SONS flncorporctedj PLUMBING and HEATING Tel. 3-5 761 The Di Frederico Insurance Agency INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS TELEPHONE: PA. 3-5291 is PROSPECT STREET COMPUMENTS JOHN E. WALSH of Diamonds, Watches, and Gifts such as J. .L China, Glassware. Silverware Billfolds. Pens and man other Gif DIAL PA 35171 Y MILLINOCKET Complimenfs of RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET +0 The Graduaiing Class FROM AT AT YOUR OUR OUR GROCER PLANT TRUCKS Millinocket, Maine Dir.-1 Park 3-8262 -J! O ,- 1' RH- .--ts-L G 13. .... wa ' ' QDWOAWO ' ' ASW X QM x 4 fy, G ww QM X 55-Lg Q9 12 . Q15 Qwyww Eggs Cream Buttermilk Fat Free Milk Orange Juice Where Maine's Best is Made Better Chocolate Mm' Cottage Cheese I-lomogenized Milk Pasteurized Milk Low Calorie Cream MILLINOCKET INSURANCE AGENCY H flnsuronc F O 49Y LET US STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE LOSS! KMAHDIN Morolzs .,0,,.,,,.,,,,.,,.s of H. A. M. RUSH 'S Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac SALES and SERVICE I ' Mens and Boys Store -..qv q.,.- -fl. GW T I ph PA 3 5901 Compliments of JOHN F. WARD, Attorney-at-law Compliments of BIL0DEAU9S ELECTRICAL CENTER rv sALEs and SERVICE C I' 'F Compliments of omp 'ments O DINARDO'S STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries lEVASSEUR'S HARDWARE STORE BUILDING MATERIALS COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. PREBLE V I N C E N T ' S Fuel Oil-Coal-Wood . . Utility Gas Service Station , , Mllllnocket, Maine Compliments of R. F. Desjardins, M.D. ond H. C. Gilman, M.D. COMPLIMENTS OF GERARD AYOTTE CABINET MAKER 4 Eastland Ave. Pa. 3-5425 Compliments of M. N. LANDAU STORE 225 Penobscot Avenue PA 3-8309 COMPLIMENTS OF FERLAND JEWELERS. INC. Towle Sterling Silver Bulova, Elgin and Hamilton Watches Millinocket Pa 3-8207 East Millinocket Pi 6-3949 VioIette's Garage GENERAL REPAIRING GAS and ARC-WELDING-PAINTING BODY and FENDER WORK LAKE ROAD Tel. PA 3-5272 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of DOCTOR F- R- UKANE Nuluuocun rnun comPANY 'I22 PENOBSCOT AVENUE Millinocket, Me. Tel. Pa 3-9313 Phone 3-8335 COMPLIMENTS RALPH sucoou of RANGE AND FUEL on FULLER FURNITURE CO. L Tel- 3-8811 Compliments of KELLEHER FUNERAL HOME Tel. PA 3-5139 F1191 MILLINOCKET MAINE Compliments to the Class of 1960 0. S. G 0 N Y A BUICK AND OLDSMOBILE Compliments of Wyman's Restaurant Home Cooked Foods Open 6:00 a.m. To 1:00 c:.m. BATTERY D 314th AAA Battalion Me. N. G. Compliments of Eddie's Dry Cleaners FREE MOTH PROOFING COMPLIMENTS OF L. W. MOREY, D.O. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of I KIDDIE cmm QUINT 5 clornmc sronf COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of BREIDY BROTHERS CHARLES MADDEN Complete line of Hardware Graduation Clothes A888869 COMPL ENTS ofthe SAINT .IOHN BAPTIST UNION OF AMERICA .SWSHR Complimenfsof SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY The Ladies' Shop 102 Penobscot Avenue MILI-lNOCKET'5 Millinocket, Moine FASHION PArIt 3 5116 CENTER WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporting Goods Auto Ports and Accessories Tel. 3-8601 lEET'S SERVICE STATION JOHNSON'S OUTBOARD MOTORS Homelite Power Saws Tel 3 5757 110 Aroostook Avenue 0'KANE'S Radio 81 T-V Service COMPLETE SALES ond SERVICE PETE MCPHETERS THE TEXACO FILLING STATION The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had I 116 Aroostook Ave. Dial PA 3-8812 120 Central St. Millinocket, Maine COMPLIMENTS of FLOWER SHOP CORNER DRUGS 34 KATAHDIN AVENUE Prescriptions Tel. PA 3-5066 BEST WISH ES to the 614:44 of 1960 LITTLE FLOWER CIRCLE No. 392 DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA COMPLIMENTS OF DeCOURCY'S GARAGE VERNA 8. GEORGE S h S I SEARS ORDER OFFICE T22 Penobscot Avenue MILLINOCKET, MAINE GIFT 81 BABY SHOP ADELIA MONACO, P p ' I Pork 3-5035 MOSCONE'S PINE TREE STORE FRESH MEATS - FANCY GROCERIES BEER and ALE TO TAKE OUT Tel. 3-5441 COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD PLOURDE GENERAL TRucKlNG 68 C g St t Millinockt LOZIER'S GARAGE Auto Accessories-Tires-Batteries TELEPHONE 3 5612 MILLINOCKET SHOE HOSPITAL Quality Shoe Repairing also F F f h ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF KeIIy's Store Cpl f PETER RAYMOND Q Painting and Paper Hanging 55? STEAMER T0 REMOVE WALLPAPER WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to fhe GRADUATING CLASS 'vi 'li l rj ' ' Ti l P Q fe x 00 M , 0 , gr fxxx, C f l' :'A M giiirl I . 112' q ul - VI ST. MARTIN OF TOURS COUNCIL 4680 MILLINOCKET. MAINE 1 - -1- lush - . 1 ' iw 4 ' l ' ' ' ' f k ga .f .17 . , 1 s 1 1, '- - Q, -f -. -' '1Pr'.:'.Yf'- gr Qi, W .W .,. .f, .,1 X Q, X - , A .- rf ' 1 . Sv' X Q qs: W I . 4 p if . ,r P PM l' I -u Q . 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