St Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Claremont, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1951 volume:

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B. e Jbffarzkm ROBERT JOSEPH MARTINEAU Bob Classical Class vice-president - attractive and ener- getic - enjoys a busy social life - debonair - a master at teasing - spontaneous wit ---we well-dressed - a never-say-die spirit f wholesome - willing and adventurous in work and play - refreshing as an April shower - brisk, businesslike manner. EARL WILLIAM ROUTHIER Shorty General Class leader - tall, straight, well-dressed -- outstanding hoopster Y serene nature with a seldom disturbed equanimity - zealous pro- moter of all school activities - dependable and capable e ability to make and hold friends R has a prominent place in the affec- tions of his classmates. MADELEINE MARGUERITE DESMARAIS Maddie Commercial Somewhat shy and reserved - blushes prettily - keen observer of all that goes on about her - alert mind - known for her one hundred per cent cooperation in everything - a winning smile - accomplished musician - student and lady. 1' i 'x x, CLAIRE PRISCILLA GIRARD Just Claire Classical A joy to the faculty - good student - active in everything from fun to work - ready smile and cheery greeting always - blushes readily - eyes that speak volumes - dainty from tip to toe - widespread popularity - a sports enthusiast - a winsome lass. ARTHUR ANDREW MICHAUD Pete Classical A friend to all - makes music on his trum- pet - noted for his many questions and argu- ments - fond of facts and figures - unpre- dictable as the weather - serious counten- ance belies mischief within - readily adapts himself to any situation - conquers seem- ingly unsurmountable difficulties. NORMAN GERARD LIMOGES Norm Classical Bubbles over with a quiet humor - hand- some as your favorite movie actor - gentle in manner and speech - enjoys endless good times with the young set - eflicient basket- ball manager - high ideals and ambitions with definite plans for fulfillment - a gen- eral favorite. JUN1oRs THE CLASS OF 1951 SENIORS mi.-4, . ,T 1-11,111 - 1 Xqxwmxmmm. Cordially invited inside, the Bishop explained that he and two Sisters were en route to the next city where they intended to found an orphanage for homeless and unfortunate children. While passing the T ebo mansion, their car had a blowout so they were compelled to stop and get assistance. Upon hearing this, two guests went out to the car to escort the Sisters inside. A second surprise was theirs when Denise Therriault, easily recognizable even in religious garb, stepped out of the car, followed by her companion. Denise acknowledged being Sister Superior of the new orphan- age, a Sisters of Mercy foundation. The Sisters gratefully entered the house, little suspecting the keen joy awaiting them. Shirley, upon seeing Denise, in her usual quick-witted fashion gaily cried, Well, if it isn't our own class treasurer in person! Classmates, get your dues out! Spon- taneously, purses and pockets gave up greenbacks, and, for old times' sake, Sister Denise Marie was asked to accept a donation for the new orphanage. In her grateful response, Denise remarked teasingly that they parted very easily with dues now as compared with fifteen years ago when she had to be a hold up treasurer. Realizing that while it was still early in the evening for a social gathering, but was late for religious, the host assured his Excellency a choice of many extra suites in the mansion, and arranged with Lightning Leclerc to drive the Sisters to the nearest convent in his Super 66. With exclamations of happiness on every side, everyone escorted the Sisters to the car, marvel- ling at the coincidence that the blowout should have occurred at that particular place and at that particular time. Or was it Providence! E f J ,,:, hm, Xu ,vi xx' J 4, 499 ' X If 'L 'LA -. s ' VL ,f Ek , My K, lik 7 xi' ' fe ff f., A 'EF' .vi V V. LATIN CLUB The brighter side of the Latin courses is the Latin Club, whose meetings are eagerly anticipated and thor- oughly enjoyed by the members. Auxilium Latinumf' a national classroom Latin magazine, arrives bi- monthly, furnishing a variety of Latin material: songs, poems, playlets, jokes, tests, puzzles, and biographical sketches of today's famous people. All of this material serves to make applied Latin the source of relaxation and fun during club meetings. In addition, entertaining Latin skits are frequently presented by the individual classes. The club holds membership in the National Association for Promotion of Study of Latin. CAREER DAY Students with Mr. Ted Stearns of Station WTSV. t Y lf-Xu' .ff'1 A GUIDANCE PROJECT An impressive assembly held in the gym opened the first formal Career Day program for St. Mary High school students. Introduced by assembly chairman, joseph Shaw, well-known local radio announcer, Professor L. S. Nara- more of Dartmouth College gave the keynote address, The Importance of Choosing a Career. Group conferences were held with authorities in the following fields: teaching, music, forestry, nursing, automobile, telephone operator, radio, engineering, and oflice work. At the conclusion of the conferences, everyone agreed that the purposes of a career day, namely, to provide students with data regarding various vocations, so that they may make an intelligent selection of a calling, to enable them to compare various occupations in cases of doubt, and to give them the opportunity of meeting leaders in a number of vocations, from whom they may obtain direct inspiration and counsel, had been admirably fulfilled. Students with Miss Anne Audette, R.N r 1.41 . ' K .-1 Q 1 Q m ' . 5 1 G ai , gr 'TWH . .,. su. Xi V,.I . . . 6 5 0-f' -eu. ml ,M ? x X X by i ggak, ,1 NM .Q , uf 35? ,, ax K I A EN ' . , A . - My + . , I- - L, M .. W - E 4 k f A' xx If 13,5 x 55,5- K T 5 Q V V' fy' 7 1 ' N 1' - i ,. ' A If nel, - . . ' I ' 5 . is J '-gf get A 'JV' 1 . ki' :af ff' ,Y ai vii: 12 ' ' , . 5 . ' M . ' .' '-TA! X- , .f L, A V I ff: ,XM ff' 3 Y X IW w i Qf . Q., S41 .-,gi gf SENIOR PLAY It's time again for the biggest event of the year! We Shook the Family Tree, a three-act comedy from the popular book by Hildegarde Dolson, is in rehearsal. Sparked by sprightly lines, the play moves swiftly from one amusing situation to another. Characters include attractive Hildegarde, Theresa Rossignol, who nearly turns the town upside down when she decides she no longer wants to be a wall- Howerg Sally, Claire Girard, her younger sister who aids and abets herg Bobby, Robert Martineau, the older brother who has a passion for fishingg Jimmy, Donald Leclerc, the younger brother who invents vari- ous hilarious gadgetsg Mother and Father, Madeleine Desmarais and Earl Routhier, two parents with their hands more than full, Mr. and Mrs. Shermer, Arthur Michaud and Pauline Lewis, who practically ruin the life of their nice song Freddie, Norman Limoges, who wishes knickers had never been invented, Ellie-May, Annette Ferland, and Jill, Elaine Goyetle, two extra pretty and extra popular girls, and a mischief-making little girl named Paige, Antoinette Carreau, who even eats a tube of toothpaste. 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Second Row: Donald Syriac, Denise Theroux, Annette L'Heureux, Maurice Martineau, Armand Lefevre, Claire Roy, Gerard Lague, Arthur Dion, Lucille Bacon, Gerald Picard, Rene Brodeur, Lorraine Boissonneault, Rollin Baldwin. Third Row: Jeannette Limoges, Nancy Zuccaro, Donald Breault, Richard Beaulieu, Harry Descoteau, Norman La- roche, Rudolph Fortin, Harold Cloutier, Gerald Gingras, Norman Sirois, Roger Lewis, Marilyn Clough. lf L X A Compliments of The Class of 1954 PERSONALIZED PORTRAITS and it's all done with LIGHTS! There's magic in lights . . . add a light here, place a spotlight there, and your portrait takes on the appearance of real form and individuality. Your Vantine photographer knows how lighting effects can be best used. .I . . How easily they can reflect your personality. Your Vantine photographer knows best how to se- cure the sharply etched photograph your engraver desires of the important senior year . . .The victories of the athletic teams. . . The brilliance of social occasions . . . The Prom . . .The plays . . . The debates . . .The expression of every-day life on the campus. That personalized portraits by Vantine are impor- tant is attested to by the fact that over 300 schools and colleges repeatedly entrust their photographic work to Vantine. Official Photographer WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO 132 Boylston Street BOSTON - - MASS. Compliments of . . . COURT VIRGIL H. BARBER No. 892 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Compliments du . . CONSEIL PAMPHILE LEMAY NO. 111 de L'UNION ST. JEAN BAPTISTE d'AMERIQUE de CLAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE J. C. Johnson Lumber Co. MANUFACTURERS X HARDWOOD SOFTWOOD CLAREMONT, N. H. COMPLIMEN TS of the VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES OLIVER LACASSE POST 808 CLAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE SERVICE - - - - - - - - QUALITY L. G. BALF OUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Represented by - Sawyer G. Lee VALUE - 230 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. - - - - BEAUTY JAMES CAMPION, INC. Hanover, New Hampshire Athletic equipment for all sports. Ask for our team and game department. 1 Outfitters to St. Mary High School and other schools and teams throughout New Hampsh ire Compliments of . . . WASHINGTON STREET MOTORS INC. Dennis P. Cote, Pres. Best Used Cars Bought - Sold - Exchanged Sales - NASH - Service You'11 Be Ahead With Nash 210 Washington Street Claremont, N. H PLEASANT RESTAURANT Good Luck T o The Senior Class of 1951 DARTMOUTH WOOLEN MILL, INC. Claremont, New Hampshire ' MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES' and CHILDREN'S DRESS GOODS SKIRTINGS and COATINGS Samples Gladly Sent On Request GENE'S SUPERMARKET NEW ENGLAND'S SMARTEST MARKET QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES FULL LINE of FROSTED FOODS Telephone 1320 Claremont, N. H When in Doubt What to Give EMERSON'S JENNY SERVICE STATION Say If VVifh Flowers 125 Pleasant St. PAPPAS GREENHOUSES Tel. 935-M Bible Hill Complete line of Accessories Claremont, N, H, Tel. 968 HORNICK'S DIAMONDS k JEWELRY fe GIFTS 67 Pleasant St. Claremont, N. H. Tel. 367-W FRED ALLEN JEWELER ON THE SQUARE Claremont, N. H. RAND, BALL, and KING CO HARDWARE and COAL BUILDING MATERIALS SPORTING GOODS KITCHENWARE and CHINA RAND'S NEWS DEPOT Mr. and Mrs. Lavoie and Sons, Props Newspapers - Magazines Books - Candy Tobacco Agents for Durand Candy Complimenis of . . . CLAREMONT PAPER CORP. VEILLEUX HARDWARE Paints - Varnishes - Plumbing Fixtures Electrical Supplies Auto Glass SERVICE WITH A SMILE 'Il Broad Street CONGRATULATIONS WAINSHAL - HURWITZ and GOOD LUCK Furniture Co. Z2-Z8 Main Street Claremont QUEEN SHOP Bob Landry Glb RHWI1 Alec Hurwitz Phil Wainshal Claremont Bill Roberts Compliments DAVID HELLER co. f tie THE STORES FOR MEN ARMY and NAVY STORE Men's and Boy's Dress, Work, and Mamtailored Fashions Sport Clothes and Shoes For Women Claremont Concord Claremont Concord Compliments of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE CLAREMONT LODGE 1201 A PROGRESSIVE FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION Best Wishes from the ST. MARY HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Best Wishes of the KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS FATHER COTE COUNCIL 1820 Compliments of the CLAREMONT, N. H. LODGE No. 879 of the BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Compliments of . . . STEVENS DRUG STORE - Phone 'I00 - You Make No Mistake In Letting Us Fill Your Prescriptions Neither Do We VALLIERE PHARMACY Your Rexall Drug Store Don't miss Amos and Andy Sundays - 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Prescription Specialists Compliments of . . OSGO0D'S PHARMACY Pleasant St. Claremont, N. H. CARROLL CUT RATE Cosmetics Toilet Articles Patent Medicines Leather Billfolds 34 Pleasant St. CLAREMONT PHARMACY Lower Village - Lower Prices 166 Main St. Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions BE SURE - WE ARE Tel. 1420 SINGER SEWING MACHINE 30 Tremont Square DUANE B. LAWRENCE Homogenized Pasteurized Milk and Cream Cottage Cheese Tel. 1707-M Claremont Compliments of . . C A N D Y B A R Opposite City Hall Compliments of . . . FLUETTE OIL COMPANY ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Claremont, N. H. CLAREMONT GAS LIGHT COMPANY FLUETTE'S GENERAL STORE W. J. Open from 'I a.m. to 9 p.m. W. J. FLUETTE Realtor and Auctioneer Appraisal - Tenants' Agent 15 Chellis Street Claremont Compliments of the O. H. LEWIS CO., INC. CLAREMONT MUNICIPAL BUS LINE Charter Work Anywhere In New Hampshire -I BOYNTON 8: ELLIS FUEL COMPANY Soft Coal - Coke - Blue Coal For Fine Coal and Prompt Service ZOO Maple Avenue Phone 51 Tel 932 Office 96 Main Street UTILGAS Compliments of . . . CORPORATION LAMBERT'S CYCLE SHOP 26 Tremont St. Claremont, N. H. We Service What We Sell TERRACE ST. MARKET RETAIL MEATS AND PROVISIONS FREEZE LOCKER SERVICE Tel. 938 DOMINIC BOCCIA FRUIT STORE FRUITS - ICE CREAM - SODA VEGETABLES Tremont Square HELIE'S MARKET BASKET 145 North St. MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS We Deliver Compliments of . . . TUMBLE INN DINER Good Food Is Good Health Compliments of. . . C O T E ' S GOOD FOOD West Claremont, N. H. Tel. 1483-W You don't need a map to find The best restaurant in town. Just try SIG'S RESTAURANT '16 Pleasant St. Claremont, N. H. JONES FOOD SHOP 9 Sullivan St. Claremont, N. H. See GEORGE DESCOTEAU For the Best in Bakery Goods Bread - Cakes - Rolls Crackers -- Cookies Also Sell Anything for Commission Compliments Compliments of of TWIN STATE ELECTRIC CO. GOYETTE APPLIANCES BEST WISHES J- H' KINIRY Hardware ESERSKY'S COAL-PAINT-BUILDERS' SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE and PLUMBING SUPPLY Claremont, N. H. CONGRATULATIONS and Compliments of . . . BEST WISHES to the HELENA'S BEAUTY SALON CLASS OF 1951 40 Pearl St. Tel. 384 HOUDE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of - - - CONGRATULATIONS to the SKILL'S BARBER SHOPPE CLASS QF 1951 Opposite Grange Hall ZULLO'S BARBER SHOP 37 Elm St. Claremont, N. H. Tel. 816-W By appointment Men's and Women's Haircuts PAUL'S SHOE STORE 14 Tremont Street Compliments of . . . DAN'S SHOE STORE Correct Shoe Repairing C18I'61'1'l01'1f 6 Tremont Square Claremont, N. H. CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF 1951 POWERS SHOE COMPANY, INC from HARRY'S SHOE BARN C0mp1l.l7I?nIS of . . . Complfmpnfs ENDICOTT JOHNSON sHoE co. Of the 32 Pleasant St. WINNER HOTEL Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . COLONIAL HQTEL THE BANISTER STUDIO Compliments of the A 8. P SIMONEAU'S VARIETY STORE Groceries and Meats Sullivan Flat Claremont, N. H. Tel. 168-R Compliments of . . . BEN'S MARKET Groceries - Provisions Phone 1670-W Sullivan St. Compliments of Joe Mozewko ART DION'S MARKET Meats and Groceries 66 Hanover St. Tel. 598 SIL'S MARKET Silva H. Gaudreau, Prop. Dealer in Meats and Canned Goods Tel. 440 36 North St LENA'S VARIETY STORE Candy - Ice Cream - Groceries Magazines 186 Main St. Tel. 348 Compliments of . . . DON 'S MARKET Don and Lorraine Foisy 69 Mulberry St. ls' '. 1 IVA v I . I I 0 Y . Q