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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1956 volume:

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May He bless in a special way the societies, families, and individuals who in making big sacrifices, are aiding in the progress of a new Saint Mary High School for the children of Saint Mary's Parish. 3 iq-H-17 nu g ii A -2 E '?-2 i- i f g iq - - l l LL. 'G' .R E2 if-5 E? .EAT s S' CDW NW L . X M In .14 I-Ill I !!ll!lI!Ill11 --::::: M i Y as lf' AW 55.2 V mm ?m f-W 2 5 aff 1 EEE 7, 5 S11 L3 sl F EE 5.5. + f ff., fr 1 as pf ,-2 -gf- r b ..1:-.I gg , Ea +5i .,.1.f,...4.ll L, IH--I----CK Qream A,,Diol 1' - 1 -. .qs-,-Q-., 1-Q1 , I X KX REVEREND FATHER BICCARTHY, Our Pastor, Our Director, Our Friend 6 Our Priests 17? REV. ROBERT GRIFFIN Religion Instructor REV. FRANCIS LAMOTHE Altar Boy Society REV. MAURICE LACROIX Confraternity 7 High School St. Mary's NSY Gf X,, x A asm ma me Convent +1 ff' ,A v M Our Lady of Grace The Gym Campus S..- -. A .X -I ,f'.!v::..:9T', 4 , af 2 X A. Tk-ig ff 0 I: T ijA-H+ a 1 X- u rug Q D , . My . -V T' 'W iQ 1 9 ,, ,fu Q. 'sf ig Q JA , T, 3 L-. Mi'- 5 ' x A K fo La M ----f IqflflflflfyjfggggyiQgggyylinmit linm...iinuuus nmz...gii Sa inl .Uary's Church Elementary School , . 7 , X High School Annex Rrrlory SISTER MARY CAROLYN SISTER MARY WINIFRED V - . W, ,. . . ,g , -W -1 i: :Wally-4 -f--f'i, ' .,l -f - g3'4ff:w,Qf' H .- - ' ' L: we:-,,, 7 , It f , Mffi-fi! S SENIOR CLASS a 4121 'T First row: M. Eno, G. Goodrich, C. Latouche, R. Morin, B. Hamel, Y. Desrosiers, R. Krupinsky,j. Free- man, D. Grover. Second row: jacques, B. Lague, P. Limoges, L. Veilleux, A. Desmarais, B. Lacasse E. Ryan. L. Genewicz, M. Boardman, M. Blood. Tbird row: R. Masury, A. Poirier, K. Moran, A Sirois, D. Girard, L. Gaffney, V. Potvin, R. Rouillard, D. Mercier, L. Zuccaro. Fourth row: A. LaRoche D. White,j. Tebo, P. Gagne, L. St. Martin, R. Pinard, K. Patch, H. Lapointe, C. Bergeron, R. Marti- Deall. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . I Paul Gagne, Margaret Eno, Donald White, Beatrice Lague. 11 i 5 4 11 E 1 'C DONALD GERARD WHITE Capable class president . . . Reliable, unselfish, intelli- gent . . . Popularity plus . . . Active participant in every school activity . . . Talks convincingly on any topic . . . Thoughtful . . . Tops in all sports. Class President 3, 43 Class Vice-President 13 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Captainj3 Glee Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Science Club 13 Communion Breakfast 33 Freshman Reception Committee 2g Student Government Day 4. PAUL ALBERT GAGNE Gifted personality . . . Casanova . . . Talkative . . . Likes to sing and does well . . . Handy with a joke . . . School and sports rival for his time. Vice-President 4g Cavaliers 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Science Fair 1, 23 Science Club 1, 23 Com- munion Breakfast 33 Booster Club 23 Marian Club 23 Student Government Day 4. MARGARET MARY ENO Pint-size package of wit, charm, and abundant personal- ity . . . Wonderful debater . . . Always ready to help her school . . . Excellent student. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Science Fair 1, 2, 33 Girls' State 33 Cheerleading 3, 4 fCaptainj- Prom Committee 33 Basketball 1, 23 Physical Education 1, 23 Freshman Recep- tion Committee 23 Latin Club 1, 23 Marian Club 23 Com- munion Breakfast 33 Queen's Court 33 Year Book Staj 43 Student Government Day 4. 12 BEATRICE MONIQUE LAGUE A favorite of everyone . . . Always well groomed . . . Continual laughter . . . Wonderful personality . . . Envied for her long blonde hair . . . Dependable. Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Education 1, 25 Marian Club 25 Communion Breakfast 35 Prom Committee 35 Basketball 25 Freshman Reception Com- mittee 25 Student Government Day 4. CHARLES H BERGERON Crew-cut Casanova . . . Friend to all . . . Mild rnannered . . . An all around good sport . . . Full of laughs . . . Am- bitious . . . Well liked by all his classmates. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3 fManagerj 45 Vice President 35 Science Club 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Year Book Staj 45 Communion Breakfast 35 Glee Club 25 Booster Club 25 Marian Club 25 Boys' State 35 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Student Government Day 4. MARY ELIZABETH BLOOD Friendly . . . Likes fun . . . One of the quieter members of the class . . . Loyal, cheerful . . . Once an energetic cheerleader . . . Diligent worker. Booster Club 25 Glee Club 25 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Physical Education 25 Marian Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Government Day 4. l 13 MARIE LOUISE BOARDMAN Attractive, talented . . . Always active, adept in anything she undertakes . . . High honor roll student . . . Marvelous personality . . . Loves to tease . . . Has a bright future. Cavaliers fDrum Majorj 1, 2, 3g U. N. Assembly, Plymouth 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 35 Student Daily Eagle Staj' fEditorj 45 Latin Club 1, 2 fSecretaryj,- Glee Club 2, 33 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Science Fair 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Communion Breakfast 33 Queen's Court 2g Marian Club QPresidentj 25 Physical Education 1, 25 Student Govern- ment Day 4. AURELIE ROSE DESMARAIS Serious minded . . . Quiet disposition . . . Excellent student . . . Congenial and amiable . . . Likes science and math and excels in both. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Communion Breakfast 35 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Physical Education 1, 2, Basketball 1, 23 Marian Club 25 Student Government Day 4. YVETTE MARIE BERTHE DESROSIERS Always gay and fun-loving . . . A good student . . . Skillful piano player . . . Pleasant personality . . . Lends a sunny atmosphere to her surroundings. Booster Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Student Daily Eagle Staj QSocial Editorj 4g Prom Committee 3g Cheerleader QCaptainj 25 Communion Breakfast 35 Marian Club 25 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Student Government Day 4. 14 ,IOYCE SYLVIA FREEMAN Completely natural . . . Friendly, sincere, charming . . . Even disposition. . . Works with quiet persistence . . . Unobtrusive but influential member of any group . . . Neat in work and appearance. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 1g Speaking Contest 1, 23 I Speak For Democracy 1, 2,' Prom Committee 33 Com- munion Breakfast 3g Basketball 2, 35 Physical Education 2, 33 Student Government Day 4. 'Q 'fflsaut' ,' v J N571 Q9 , LEONARD JAMES GAFFNEY Avid hot rod fan . . . Always full of fun . . . Grease monkey Quiet in school . . . A never-to-be-forgotten classmate. Booster Club 1, 2g Science Club 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 29 Marian Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Government Day 4. .M t 5, LORRAINE BEVERLY ANN GENEWICZ Always cheerful . . . Likeable . . . Writes lovely poetry . . . A very good student . . . Possessor of a keen sense of humor . . . Always neat in appearance. Yearbook Staj 4g Booster Club 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 35 Science Club 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Physical Education 1, 23 Freshman Reception Committe 2, Marian Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Communion Breakfast 3, Student Govern- ment Day 4. 15 l H nr kie n n,, e ,, ny he ,il if ,,,, DAVID H. GIRARD Another hot rod enthusiast . . . His favorite hobby is fixing his car . . . Likes to race . . . A great buddy to Leonard. Booster Club 13 Science Club 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 2g Marian Club 2g Freshman Reception Committee 2, Prom Committee 35 Student Government Day 4. GAIL JUDITH GOODRICH Attractive and intelligent . . . Loyalty in person . . . Envied for her natural curls . . . The possessor of a keen sense of humor . . . Ready to try anything for fun . . . Soothing for teachers. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerj' Latin Club 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 35 Science Fair 1, 2, 33 Marian Club 2 fSecretaryj ' Freshman Reception Committee 2, Physical Education 1, 23 Girls' State 3, Communion Breakfast 33 Prom Committee 3g Yearbook Stayf 4g Student Government Day 4. DOROTHY MAE GROVER Tiny and charming . . . Beguiling smile . . . High-stepping majorette . . . Incessant chatter . . . Friendly . . .Courteous . . . Rosalie's other self . . . Teachers' delight. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2g Cavaliers 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Marian Club 2g Prom Committee 33 Communion Breakfast 3 3 Yearbook Staj' 4g Student Government Day 4. 16 BEVERLY ANN HAMEL Petite and pretty . . . Our song-bird . . . Friendliness per- sonified . . . Eyes that tell what she wishes to say . . . Lurking dimples . . . Sweet, gentle, courteous . . . Hard Working . . . Possesses a great deal of school spirit. Booster Club 1, 25 Pbysical Education 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Marian Club 25 Cheerleading 25 Fresbman Reception Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Communion Breakfast 35 Yearbook Staj 45 Student Government Day 4. 51 f sf -IEAN GUY JACQUES All-around athlete . . . Helpful to all . . . Continuous chat- terer . . . Class old-timer . . . Good friend to everyone. Booster Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Football 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Cavaliers 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Government Day 4. ROSALIE MARGARET KRUPINSKY Relatively new at St. Mary's . . . Well liked . . . Personality plus . . . Makes friends easily . . . Magazine drive leader . . . Cooperative and generous. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cbeerleading 35 Basketball 1, 25 Dramatics 15-Secretary 25 Treasurer 12 Prom Committee 35 Communion Breakfast 35 Yearbook Staj' 45 Student Government Day 45 Physical Education 1, 2. 17 5 ,sig ! gs 7 ARLENE BARBARA LACASSE Ambitious . . . Spirited sports enthusiast . . . Skillful seamstress . . . Well-mannered . . . Quiet wisdom . . . Active in everything . . . Excellent student . . . A memora- ble classmate. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Physical Edu- cation 1, 23 Marian Club 2' Basketball 1, 25 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Communion Breakfast 33 Student Government Day 4. HENRY J. LAPOINTE Great manager of all sports . . . Always gets the last word . . . Liked by all . . . A hunting enthusiast . . . Never a dull moment when Hanks is around. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball, Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Reception Committee 2g Prom Committee 3g Student Government Day 4. ARMAND H. LaROCHE Good student . . . Likes fun now and then . . . Avid west- ern recording fan . . . Great buddy to Dave and Leonard . . . Likes cars but rides a bike . . . Plays the harmonica. Booster Club 1g Science Club 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 2g Glee Club 35 Class President 2g Freshman Reception Committee 25 Prom Committee 33 Student Government Day 4. 18 , I .,s.,..xs..,,T f eeselu , Q CLAIRE ROCHELLE LATOUCHE fi 2 Well mannered . . . A general favorite . . . Continuous chatterer . . . Ardent sports fan . . . Very loyal to S.M.H.S. . . . Active in all things . . . Versatile and capable. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Marian Club 2, Fresbman Reception Committee 2, Pbysical Education 2, Communion Breakfast 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Government Day 4. , . '-N'w.a-:- - -' 1 ' ' I PW, wkwyji-:3',Ff,-t?7?k?A? , f .rf -2, f -,, . . -31545. eip V a 51 1- PAULINE VIRGINIA LIMOGES Behind that angelic look lies mischief . . . Flexible dis- position which fits any circumstance . . . Terrific singing voice . . . Slender, charming, pretty . . . Known for her open heart and ready hand. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Fresbman Reception Committee 2, Marian Club 2, Com- munion Breakfast 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Govern- ment Day 4. Q3 RICHARD LUCIEN MARTINEAU Class shutterbug . . . Quiet and thoughtful . . . Loyal, sincere, dependable . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Swell guy . . . A future photographer. Communion Breakfast 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club fVice-Presidentj 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Govern- Vzzsv wg fx ment Day 4 19 ' lc ' . .Lf ,1i'3-sl S. RONALD G. MASURY Fun-loving . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Commuter from Lempster . . . Always plannng something . . . Be- hind every well-calculated prank . . . Well-liked by all . . . Our good humor man. Booster Club 3, 45 Communion Breakfast 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Student Government Day 4. DAVID G. MERCIER Loyal and likeable . . . Good sport . . . Considerate, casual . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Always ready for a laugh . . . jovial mannerisms . . . Perpetual grin . . . Al- lergic to books and school. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Fresbman Reception Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Government Day 4. KENNETH PATRICK MORAN y First mate of the senior class . . . A credit to St. Mary's . . . Even disposition . . . Gentlemanly at all times . . . Good sport . . . Excellent student . . . Many fine qualities . . . Carefree and independent. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QVice-Presidentjf Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Marian Club 25 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Prom Committee 3: Student Government Day 4. 'Q ROBERTA L. MORIN Quiet and demure . . . Unassuming, thoughtful, com- petent . . . Tiny and dainty . . . Everyone's pal . . . Ever on the lookout to be of assistance . . . Serves her school and class loyally. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Marian Club 2, Physical Education 1, 25 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Communion Breakfast 33 Student Government Day 4. Q' KENNETH JOSEPH PAUL PATCH Excellent sports writer . . . Only red-head in the class . . . Good looking . . . Neat as a pin . . . Popular . . . Unswerv- ing loyality to the Blue and White. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Science Fair 1, 23 Science Club 1, 2, Football 4, Cavaliers 1, 2, 33 Student Daily Eagle Staj fSports Editorj 4, Prom Committee 3: Student Government Day 4. ROGER V. PINARD Handsome . . . Dependable . . . Likeable . . . Possessor of a fine voice . . . Good Athlete . . . Deep Thinker . . . Eager to get ahead . . . Always well groomed. Booster Club 35 Glee Club 3g Science Club 3 fVice-Presi- dentj' Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Football 3, 45 Science Fair 35 Student Government Day 4. 21 Air Force career. Government Day 4 VICTOR POTVIN Whiz at basketball . . . Real outdoorsman . . . Charlie's inseparable friend . . . Roguish smile . . . Neat appearance . . . Thoroughly enjoys a good joke . . . Professional basketball is his planned future. Booster Club 23 Glee Club 23 Science Club 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 2, 33 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Communion Breakfast 33 Prom Committee 33 Student Government Day 4. Government Day 4 22 ANDRE F POIRIER Friendly . . . Even Cl1SPOSlI1OI1 Envied by the girls for his long eye lashes Plays basketball well Loves to watch TV . . . Apparently happy go lucky Plans an Booster Club 1, 2, 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Football3 4 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Science Club 1 2 4 Science Fazr 1 2 4 Baseball 3, 43 Cavalzers 1 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Prom Committee 3 Comrnunzon Breakfast 3 Student RALPH T ROUILLARD Tall, friendly senior Seldom ruffled or excited Has a Texas drawl Always on hand where hard work is concerned . . . Likes to have fun Friend to everybody and everybody's friend Booster Club 33 Glee Club 3 Football 3 4 Baseball fManagerj 33 Basketball 3 Prom Committee 3 Student ELIZABETH MARY RYAN A true titian blonde . . . Beguiling smile . . . Noted for her courteous manner and large dimples . . . An Irish lass whose beautiful eyes glow with happiness . . . Sure to succeed . . . Slender and tall . . . She'1l never let you down. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 23 Science Fair 23 Marian Club 23 Physical Education 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Prom Committee 3,' Communion Break- fast 33 Yearbook Sta-0 4g Student Government Day 4. ARMAND j. SIROIS Class chatterbox . . . Likes to joke . . . Proficient in the art of teasing . . . Lively, frank, mischievous . . . Makes friends easily . . . Ever ready with a witty comeback or perplexing question. Booster Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 33 Science Club 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 Football 3, 4g Freshman Reception Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Student Government Day 4. LEO E. ST. MARTIN Calm and casual . . . Quiet, respected, dependable . . . Often seen driving a three colored Buick . . . Conserva- tive in all things . . . Gracious, friendly . . . Serves his school and class in an unassuming way. Glee Club 23 Science Club 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 23 Marian Club 23 Freshman Reception Committee 23 Class President 13 Class Vice-President 23 Cavaliers 1, 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 3,' Student Government Day 4, I 23 , 4' JAMES ADIN TEBO Versatile and capable leader . . . Well-mannered . . . Cooperative and generous . . . Thorough, business-like worker . . . Always ready to participate in a new ad- venture. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1, 2g Football lg Basketball 1, SQ Baseball 2, 3, 45 Cavaliers 1, 2, 3, fCaptainj,' Prom Committee 35 Student Govern- ment Day 4. LORRAINE ROSE VEILLEUX Peppy and popular . . . Spirited sports enthusiast . . . Cheerleader for four years . . . Sweet as honey . . . Blushes prettily . . . Skillful seamstress . . . Heart-warming smile . . . Loyal, unsellish classmate. Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1, 23 Cbeerleading 1, 2, 3, fCaptainj 43 Physical Education 1, 2, Basketball 1, 25 Marian Club 2, Communion Breakfast 35 Prom Committee 33 Student Government Day 4. LOUIS F. ZUCCARO, JR. Tall, earnest, sincere . . . Neat appearance . . . Soft-spoken . . . Independent . . . Preserves an unruflled demeanor at all times . . . Courteous, quiet, intelligent . . . Steadfast worker. Science Club 1, 2, 33 Science Fair 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 3, Student Government Day 4. 24 jovial classmate . . . Forever ready to share in fun . . . MARIAN JOHN Happy-go-lucky . . . Charming . . . An avid dancer . . . Popular. Prom Committee 3g Physical Education 1, 2, 3, Communion Breakfast 33 Booxter Club 1, 2, 3. THE MARIAN STAFF C. Latouche. E. Ryan, D. Grover, M. Eno, M. Boardman, R. Martineau, G. Good rich, R. Krupinsky, A. Desmarais. 25 THROUGH OUR LOOKING GLASS In the spring of 1966, thirty-nine guardian angels decided to do their spring cleaning. While they were in the midst of their cleaning they came upon the records of the Class of 1956, from Saint Mary High School in Claremont, New Hampshire. As they read, amused smiles crept over their faces. Most of their charges had done rather well for themselves. In 1965, Professor David Girard made the first trip to the moon. His secre- tary, Elizabeth Ryan, went with him to take notes concerning the voyage. To their great surprise life was discovered upon the planet. Upon their arrival they were greeted by a creature in a space suit. It was joe Poirier. He had gotten there lirst and was operating a grocery store. In january of 1966, Leo St. Martin bought out the Buick Corporation with the pennies he had saved since high school. He is now vacationing on the Riviera. In 1964, jim Tebo won the top prize on the new TV show, The 366,000 Question. The category he had chosen was English literature. In 1963, secretaries, Mary Blood, Barbara Lacasse, and Roberta Morin in- vented a new kind of typewriter. It caused a revolution in the secretarial world This was because it typed words instead of letters. Immediately after graduation Joyce Freeman's face and figure could be seen decorating signs along the highways which advertised St. Aubin's Dairy Prod- LICIS. A few members of the class had gone into the movie industry. Cecil B. Rouil- lard, fRalphj, directed a money-making picture which starred Peggy Eno, the rising actress known as the second Grace Kelly, and which co-starred Armand Sirois, the Valentino of our day. A new hair cut was invented during this year by Roger Pinard, the singing barber. It was called the Daniel Boonecut and was first worn by Kenny Patch, famed cow-boy star. Also, Shortie Gaffney, basketball star, made it necessary to raise basketball hoops one foot over the regulation height. Gail Goodrich, R.N., toured Europe in 1965 while caring for Ronnie Masury, Wall Street broker on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Marie Boardman, R.N., was named director of the new National Polio Hospital in Washington, where she spent most of her time in the children's ward. In February of 1966, Rosalie Krupinsky Wilson and Dorothy Grover Ferland combined their talents and wrote a new cook book which is a best seller. The title is Scorched Foods Can Be Eaten. Aurelie Desmarais was hailed as the Woman of the Year for her contribution to scientific research. In New York, Beatrice Lague modeled the new, very short, American-look, hair style last year. Henry Lapointe became the manager of the Boston Red Sox in 1960 and is still holding the position. Also in this year United States Chiefjustice Louis Zuccaro aided President Charles Bergeron and Vice President Vic Potvin in settling an important basketball question. All three of these men are the youngest to hold these oilices in the history of the country. In 1961, Germain LaRoche conducted an all-girl orchestra which starred Lorraine Genewicz and Claire Latouche, violinists. Yvette Desrosiers was the pianist for this orchestra but left last year to be married. 26 Pauline Limoges and Lorraine Veilleux Went to Paris in 1960 and have re- mained there since as top-rank fashion models. In the fall of 1965, Dick Martineau gained the position of chief photographer on the staff of Life, The first stories he covered were the crowning of Beverly Hamel Paul as Mrs. America and a wrestling championship match held at Madi- son Square Garden which David Mercier won. Also in the fall of 1965, Pete White became coach at West Point after turning down a position at Annapolis. Frenchie jacques and Paul Gagne went into partnership as co-owners of a chain of drive-ins in 1964. Sister M. Cornelia, another member of the class is now the first nun for whom a large ocean liner has been named. Kenneth Moran, steamship manufacturer, got special permission from Father McCarthy to name his latest luxury liner for her. The angels were pleasedg they flapped their wings and rushed back to their individual charges whose careers needed careful attention from the heavenly messengers sent to guard them. Marie Boardman CLASS NOTABLES Wittiest .... ................f..,.... A rmand S. Joyce Tallest. . . , . Leonard Barbara Shortest ....... Charlie Margaret Cbubbiest. ...... jean Guy Beatrice Best Looking .... . . Roger Beverly Best Dressed. . .... james Mary Best Permanent .,... jean Guy Gail Best Debaters ..... Donald Rosalie Best Singers ..... Kenneth P. Beverly Best Artists ..... Paul Marie Best Dancers ...... Ronald Yvette Best Leaders .... . . james Marie Best Athletes ...... Victor Claire Most Popular ..... Paul Margaret Most Polite ........ Louis Elizabeth Most Dependable .... . Kenneth M. .... Henry Most Studious. ..... Louis Aurelie Most Tbougbyul ...... Henry Lorraine G Most Solemn. ......... Richard Claire Most Generous ........ ...... . . David G. Lorraine V Most Likely to Succeed. ..... . . Armand L. Gail Most Optimistic .......... . . . Ralph Pauline Most Friendb' .... . Leo Donald Most Talkative ..... Andre Dorothy Quietest. ....... Armand L. Roberta Tbe Most .... . Sister M. Cornelia Lorraine Genewicz g R s 1 R .X S 2 Q Father Gives Paul His Report Card Checking Out Books with Sister Delia. jim Tebo, Andre Poirier, Kenny Patch, Aurelie Desmarais, David Mercier, Ralph Rouillard, Roger Pinard, jean Guy jacques. 28 The Last Will and Testament of the Class Of '56 We the class of '56 doif that familiar Cap and gown traditional to graduating students, and pause to bequeath to the Classes of '57, '58, and '59, the love, happiness, and the wisdom we have enjoyed in our four years in the Classes of SAINT MARY HIGH. We also wish to bequeath to the following individuals Our most precious possessions: KENNETH MORAN VICTOR POTVIN PAUL GAGNE YVETTE DESROSIERS GAIL GOODRICH ANDRE POIRIER LEONARD GAFFNEY ROSALIE KRUPINSKY HENRY LAPOINTE MARGARET ENO DAVID GIRARD MARIE BOARDMAN DONALD WHITE ARMAND SIROIS BARBARA LACASSE DOROTHY GROVER RICHARD MARTINEAU LOUIS ZUCCARO RALPH ROUILLARD ARMAND LAROCHE LEO ST. MARTIN MARY BLOOD LORRAINE GENEWICZ LORRAINE VEILLEUX AURELIE DESMARAIS BEVERLY HAMEL ROBERTA MORIN JEAN GUY JACQUES KENNY PATCH DAVID MERCIER JAMES TEBO CLAIRE LATOUCHE BEATRICE LAGUE PAULINE LIMOGES RONALD MASURY CHARLES BERGERON ROGER PINARD JOYCE FREEMAN TO SISTER CORNELIA TO SISTER WINIFRED TO SISTER DELIA TO SISTER LEONTINE TO SISTER CAROLYN TO FATHER LAMOTHE TO FATHER GRIFFIN TO FATHER LACROIX THE GOOD SHIP MORAN LOVE OF SPORTS LOVE OF THE FAIRER SEX LOVE OF MUSIC GOOD LOOKS HIS 17 FLAT TIRES HEIGHT SCHOOL SPIRIT MANAGING GENIUS BELL RINGING LOVE OF SPEED WARDROBE DEBATING POWER WIT . DEMURENESS LOVE OF JEWELRY SHUTTERBUG SKILL COURTESY CHEEREULNESS BICYCLE ERIENDLINESS THOUGHTPULNESS DAILY MASS CHEERING ABILITY FELLOWSHIP SINGING ART DAINTINESS CURLS ALLURING SMILE LOVE OF FOOD PERSONALITY GIFT OF GAB POPULARITY GRACEFULNESS GRACEFUL DANCING INTELLIGENCE BATCHERLORHOOD HORN-RIMMED GLASSES REV. J. J. MCCARTHY ROGER LACASSE LEO DENIS JANE FLEURY JOAN BONNEAU DAVID ENO MICHAEL GROURKE JOAN SMALL EMMETT MURRAY ELAINE GEORGE ROBERT JOHNS SUZANNE LAMBERT GERALDINE BARRETTE PAUL SLADE JOSEPHINE CURRIER PAULINE MARCOTTE MARIE LAMIRANDE JAMES CLOUGH ROBERT RIVARD ROLAND SIROIS EMERY ST. MARTIN CORINNE CARREIRO LAWRENCE WHEELER CLAIRE VEILLEUX MARY BIRON JACQUELINE HAMEL CAROLINE SI MARILYN ALPHONSE BELANGER DOLORES LACASSE MICHAEL DESCOTEAU LORRAINE PERRON JOAN KRUPINSKY JEANNE LABRECQUE JOYCE PRUDHOMME ROBERT PERRON ROBERT PARADOWSKI NORMAN SIMONEAU RICHARD HARDY THE QUEEN MARY TO REPLACE THE GOOD SHIP MORAN . AN EFFICIENT SECRETARY. A NEW PAIR OF SHOES. A SLIDE RULE TO HELP ALL HER PUPILS GET AN A . AN ORCHESTRA FOR HER GLEE CLUB. PARTNERSHIP IN DENNISON'S DECORATING CO. A RECORD ALBUM OF MACNAMARA'S MUSIC. A TOURNAMENT CYO TEAM. Margaret Eno 29 A DEGREES Bachelor of Speed Bachelor of Laughs Bachelor of Letter Writing Bachelor of Neatness Bachelor of Cheering Bachelor of Carefree Manner Bachelor of Politeness Bachelor of Height Bachelor of Smiles Bachelor of Basketball Bachelor of Cars Bachelor of Blushes Bachelor of Quietness Bachelor of Dimples Bachelor of Humor Bachelor of Sharp Clothes Bachelor of Punctuality Bachelor of Photography Bachelor of Books Bachelor of Good Fellowship Bachelor of Avoiding Homework Bachelor of Opinions Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Daily Mass Bachelor of Bashfulness Bachelor of Honesty Bachelor of Sewing Bachelor of Giggles Bachelor of Fine jewelry Bachelor of Friendliness Bachelor of Baseball Bachelor of Shortness Bachelor of Bachelors Bachelor of Bicycles Bachelor of Alibis Bachelor of Simplicity Bachelor of Crewcuts Bachelor of Good Looks Bachelor of Personality L 30 David Girard Beatrice Lague Roberta Morin Beverly Hamel Lorraine Veilleux Henry Lapointe Louis Zuccarro Leonard Gaffney Margaret Eno Victor Potvin Kenneth Moran Andre Poirier Mary Blood Elizabeth Ryan Armand Sirois Marie Boardman Gail Goodrich Richard Martineau Aurelie Desmarais Pauline Limoges jean Guy jacques Ronald Masury Yvette Desrosiers Lorraine Genewicz Claire Latouche Joyce Freeman Barbara Lacasse Rosalie Krupinsky Dorothy Grover Paul Gagne Donald White Charles Bergeron Leo St. Martin Armand Laroche David Mercier Ralph Rouillard Kenneth Patch Roger Pinard James Tebo Lorraine Vezlleux , K Q E am session in the Library with Fathers Griffin and Lacroix. Singing in Senior Room during noon hour. AQ? az 32 5 -rv 5 a1., W, Q . 5 W. Y vette plays. L Saint Mary Senior Class Exits Soon High School charle S bergeron m A ry blood mar I e boardman margafet e N o yve T te desrosiers aurelie de M arais joyce freem A n david gi R ard doroth Y grover beverly H amel lorra I ne genewicz paul G agne gail goodric H jean jacque S barbara la C asse claire latouc H e r O salie krupinsky henry lap O inte beatrice L ague pauline limoge S armand laroch E richard marti N eau dav I d mercier r O nald masury kenneth mo R an kenneth pat C h ralph rouil L ard robert A morin leo S t martin armand S irois andr E poirier lorraine veilleu X victor potv I n elizabe T h ryan jame S tebo 1ouiS zuccaro d O nald white r O ger pinard sister cor N elia 33 Beverly Hamel CABIN LOG The members of the GOOD SHIP MORAN take pleasure in bringing to you, at this time, the con- tents of their cabin log. Four years of sailing on smooth and rough waters were happy ones. FRESHMAN YEAR SECTION 1 Imagine the disappointment when the Fresh- men could not have the traditional Green Carpet Day here at St. Mary's High School. Even though the set-back was great, all survived. The Cavaliers were organized this year and very many from the Freshman Class participated. Among these were jim Tebo, Frenchie', jacques, Armand Sirois, Paul Gagne, jabber Poirier, and Kenny Patch. These boys were the original color guard. Marie Boardman was the drum major. Dot Grover was the head majorette. Another event was the December Christmas Party. An assembly was held and a play was presented. This Class has quite a few actors and actresses, even when they are not on a stage. All agree to this. SOPHOMORE YEAR SECTION 2 During this famous year in the history of many teenagers, the Sophomores put on a Freshman Reception. This was held on October 22. The Marian Club was started this year. This club dedicated itself to Our Blessed Mother. The members had plays, made scrapbooks, re- ceived membership pins, and paid ten cents dues. Kenny Patch was elected Treasurer, Gail Good- rich, Secretary, Armand Sirois, Vice-President, and Marie Boardman, President. Other activities during the year were the organization the Latin Club and Science Club, the Valentine and Novelty Dance. We had heaps of fun. JUNIOR YEAR SECTION 3 Every year gets closer to the Senior Year. This, being ourjunior Year, we had more activi- ties, more fun, and more work. Senior Prom. This was one of the biggest events of the year. We put on the biggest dance of the year. Our theme was Three Coins in a Fountain . This prom will never be equaled. The next big event was the Communion Break- fast for the Senior Class of '55. Breakfast was served for the Priests, the Seniors, and their Parents. Many of the junior girls were wait- resses and others helped in the kitchen. Sisters Delia, Noel, and Gemma were cooks, aided by Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Martineau. The Valentine Dance came in February. juniors joined the Booster Club, attended assem- blies and rallies galore. Many boys contributed to sports. Vic Potvin and Pete White were outstanding basketball players. There was a very nice Glee Club this year. The favorite song was I'll Walk with God. 34 SENIOR YEAR SECTION 4 Finally we made it. It is the Senior Year, our last year. Some will be glad that it is all over withg many are sad. After all, everyone had a wonderful time at St. Mary's. A splendid paper drive was conducted and al- most all of the Seniors participated in it. A melodious choir sang at the 9:30 Mass on Sundays and sang carols at the Midnight Mass. A driver education class has been taught every Friday by Sister Delia. All are very anxious for the Senior Prom. The Juniors are preparing for it. Rumor states that will be a very gala affair. A Valentine Dance, a Science Fair, and the Senior Play are in the olfing. Ten years from now there will be a class re- union at the Moody Hotel. All will keep in touch and at the end of the ten years the class will get together for a reminiscing session. The biggest event of the year will be the Senior Class trip to New York. Father McCarthy has the gratitude of thirty-nine grateful students for his kindness. Plans are in the making to hit all the high lights of New York City, to do a little shopping, maybe. Radio City, the Empire State Building, and other spots of interest are on the itinerary. The linal scene of the year will be the graduat- ing exercises on june tenth of 1956. The GOOD SHIP MORAN embarks on june tenth for a long, cruise of ten years. june 1966 is the date set for a bang-up class reunion. Everyone is expected to be present. Rosalie Krupinsky 35 l 5 bye Y W 1'j',,ms N KW vp' W 1 fm. .ew f R06 67-le Marie kff .4 Pauline , 3 , 'xr-sag , Q Li reeee i, .,X, 'LX odd 00 ' fn . 'wx Nu' V Beatrice Lorraine G' a Mba' Yvette L0rr4,3,e K I NW 353- 4. wr' -- Margaret Claire 8 rl? 5 R054 'fm K Joyce A A as A Q L mm I I 9' 4,144.6 Kenny M. Gail Kenneth Patch .... Joyce Freeman .... . Father McCarthy ...,. Rosalie Krupinsky Margaret Eno ...... Richard Martineau Paul Gagne ...... .,.. Beatrice Lague ..... Donald White ..... Sister Cornelia ..... james Tebo ........ Kenneth Moran. . . Sister Delia ..... . . . Father Grifhn. . . . . . Roberta Morin .... Lorraine Veilleux. . . , . . David Girard. .... . Leonard Gaffney. . . . . SING A SONG OF P Yvette Desrosiers... . . . . . . .' Sister Winifred .,.... Mary Blood ....... Father Lacroix. . . . . Pauline Limoges .,.. . Marie Boardman. . Ralph Rouillard ..... Henry Lapointe .... Ronald Masury .... Barbara Lacasse. . . David Mercier ...., Armand LaRoche. . Leo St. Martin. ..... . Sister Carolyn ...,. Father Lamothe ...,.. Beverly Hamel ..... Gail Goodrich .... . Sister Leontine ..... . . Aurelie Desrnarais. Elizabeth Ryan ...... . Andre Poirier ..... Dorothy Grover. . . Louis Zuccaro ..... . . Jean Guy jacques. . Lorraine Genewicz ..... . . . ' . . , Victor Potvin ...... Claire Latouche .... Roger Pinard ...... Charles Bergeron. . . . . Armand Sirois .,.. . . . Report Cards... . . . 38 SENIORS 'Red Head' ' 'A Pine Romance' 'Everything I Have 'Rosalie 'Five-Foot Two 'Shutterbugn 'A GirL A Girl ' 'Happy Baby I Is Yours A Good Man Is Hard To Find 'There's Danger in Your Eyes 'The Accordian Man 'The Kentuckianu 'I Believe 'McNamara's Band 'Dungaree Doll 'Seventeen' ' Come josephine in My Flying Machine Tall Man 'Magic Fingers 'How Could You Forget 'Hernando's Hide-a-way 'Young at Heart 'You Bring Sunshine '0 Marie ' 'Easy Come, Easy Go 'I'm Sitting on Top of the World 'Mr. Rythm Sweet and Gentle Song of the Dreamer A Hunting We Will Go Hawk Eye' ' There's Music in You Whistle While You Work 'I 'm Always Hearing Wedding Bells When You're Smiling 'Count Your Blessings 'No Letter Today When Irish Eyes Are Smilin' 'Hold 'em joe'f Dance with Me Henry I'm Not at All in Love 'My Hero 'Green Eyes 'I 'm Gonna Live Till I Die 'Pass It On 'Hey Brother, Pour the Wine 'Charlie, My Boy .U .U My Boy, Flat Top Turn Back the Hands of Time Physics ....... . . Vacations ........ Study Periods ....... . Answers ................. Senior Home Room ...... Detention ...... . . ...... Senior Excuse ...... Homework .... , . Religion ........ A in English ..... School ......... 2:22 ...... ,. . . . . , . . . A Blossom Fell . . . . . C'est Si Bon . . . . . And So To Sleep Again . . . . . Hard To Get . . . Moments To Remember . . . Rock Around the Clock . . . I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded . . . 16 Tons . . . Love and Marriage . . . Who Could Ash for Anything More . . . This Old House . . . Hear Them Bells Pauline Limoges JUST IMAGINE! MARY B. - UNFRIENDLY CHARLIE - TALL LIZZY - NO TITIAN HAIR CLAIRE - NOISY VIC - WARMING THE BENCH JOE - VALEDICTORIAN KENNY - NO GUM IN SCHOOL JIM - NOT HELPING ERENCHIE - GETTING A DICK - WITHOUT HIS CAMERA GERMAIN - WALKING BEA - WITH SHORT HAIR BEV - WITHOUT JIM ROBERTA - SEEN WITHOUT BARB RO - WITHOUT BOB PETE - NOT sCORING LEONARD - NEVER LATE PAUL - NOT LIKING GIRLS BARBARA - NOT DRIVING A CAR S olemn as a comic book ARMAND - SILENT ROGER - NO CREW CUT LORRAINE V. - WITHOUT VIC DOT - NEVER EXCITED MARIE - GETTING AN E GAIL - NOT SMILING JOYCE - NOT WEARING GLAssEs AURELIE - ELUNKING POLLY - IN CARNEGIE HALL PEGGY - BORING LEO - NOT DRIVING A BUICK HENRY - BEING A TEACHER DAVID G. - UNINTERESTED IN JETS LOUIS - GOING OUT WITH A GIRL LORRAINE G. - sHORT AND CHUBBY YVETTE - NOT PLAYING A PIANO KEN M. - WITHOUT HIS CAPTAIN DAVID M. - WEIGHING soo LBS. Dorothy Grover E nergetic as a wooden horse N ormal as snow in August I dle as a bee O bnoxious as an angel R estful as a circus S teady as a jumping bean Elizabeth Ryan IN SCHOOL 'WJ Father Grifiin and a few of our senior boys discussing one of the many questions we have to ask in the Marriage Course. Sister Cornelia, jacques, A. Poirier, R. Martineau, R. Rouillard, R. Morin, B. Lacasse, checking attendance. 40 WE HAVE FOR CLASS INVENTORY A quilt: A laugh: A sport: A dog: justice: A color: A wood: Grease: A language: A paint: A body: An insect: A utensil: An animal doctor: Hairs: Safety: A state: Biology: Speed: Chicken: Wind: A ribbon: Money: Meat: An answer: Rope: Plays: A forecast: A veil: Wheat: A boat: Fishing: Apples: A sense: Holiness: A drink: Shopping: Wealth: Dependability: A limb: Transportation: A King: A Queen: The Alamo: PATCH GAG fnej fKrupinj SKI Qgj ROVER MERCI ferj WHITE PETE at BOARD qmany fRoui1jLARD FRENCH fiej MASURY ARM fandj BEA POT Qvinj cya VET crew HAN KS PIN fardj QGerjMAI N BLOOD QLaj ROCHE HHN cm GAIL QTej BO TILL qie 5 HAM felj QEJN O! QPauljLINE Uacj QUES fLorJ RAIN fel VEIL qLeuxy RY fanj RO fsaliej QKen JNET fhj GROVE Qrj fLaj TOUCH Qej SAINT QMartinj TE Qboj MART fineauj RICH fardj QAujRELI Qej QGalD NEY QZuQ CAR QIO, CHARLES ELIZABETH DAVY 41 Rosalie Krupinsby, Senior Dorothy Grover, Senior Q5 Father Griffin discusses current problems with some of the Senior girls. gg--M..- General Science Class: R. Latouche, M. Boivin,j. Belair, M. Ferland, N. Laplante Sister Leontine, D. Eno, D. Nichols, L. Therriault, M. Mercier, and C. Potvin. 42 BOOSTER CLUB Q17 . Q ,v-rj T., ooooo Booster Club Ojicers: J. Lebrecque, R. johns, K. Moran, G. Goodrich 43 GLEE CLUB 44 VALENTINE DANCE I4-:- fgc ld h Alb dV P cm enfzne mance einem' st l'1ARY'S new msn SQHQQL smunnn, FEBRUARY 11, 1956 HERM REED ORCHESTRA l, l 45 Kneeling: Roger Pinard, Armand Sirois, Paul Gagne. Standing: jean jacques, Kenneth Patch, Victor Potvin, Father Griffuyjames Tebo, Donald White, Charles Bergeron. SENIOR BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL PLAYERS S Q P L i Xa ,L s so M sig ZW? L 'gm Q g is 4 F' -F1 gs Y Y Sung i fa .K 3 ,Q ,S t gms gummy, si sim' . Baseball Stars: jjacques, C. Bergeron, K. Patch, Baseball Captains: J. Tebo,j.jacques, K. Patch V. Potvin,j. Tebo, D. White. 46 Yi. limb' ,5l'K,,..v-I COMETS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH COMETS OF ST. MARY HIGH SCHOOL, CLAREMONT FOR 1955-1956. Sitting: Armand Sirois, Pete White, Vic Potvin, Roger Pinard and Paul Gagne Standing: Henry Lapointe, manager: joe Poirier, Rodney Stebbins, Earl Deco teau, Omer Rousseau, coach: Emery St. Martin. johnny Herron, Bob Perron and Charlie Bergeron, assistant manager. ST. MARY'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1955-56 Nov. 20 Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 1 0 Dec. 14 Dec. 1 6 Dec. 20 Dec. 2 3 Dec. 2 7 jan. 6 jan. 8 -Ian. 1 0 jan. 1 3 jan. 22 jan. 2 7 jan. 3 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 1 3 Feb. 2 5 Mar. 3 Alumni Twin State League Jamboree St. Michael High QBrattleboroj St. Ann High fGloucester, Mass.J Enfield High St. Mary High Newport High St. Mary High St. Mary High St. Mary High St. Mary High Hartford High St. Mary High St. Marie High Lebanon High St. Mary High Hanover High St. Mary High Woodstock High St. Mary High Windsor High St. Mary High 48 At Claremont At Lebanon At Claremont At Claremont At Claremont At Lebanon At Claremont At Windsor At Brattleboro At Hanover At Manchester At Claremont At Woodstock At Claremont At Claremont At Newport At Claremont At Hartford At Claremont At Enfield At Claremont At Gloucester, Mass. Donald White jean jacques Charles Bergero james Tebo 49 SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS 91140-k'4X , ..... I I 1 ,Qu A Victor Potvin Kenneth Patch Q 1 'i .V Y ffl? wp EDUCATION WEEK Beatrice Lague's father chats with Sister Wini- fred. Parents consult Sister Leontine. X Wilfrid Richard's mother talks with Sister Carolyn. Ralph Rouillard's mother consults Sister 51 Cornelia. Jeanne thinks plant growing and gardening are very interesting. SCIENCE FAIR Ronnie explains his model jets to his listeners. Both young and old enjoy the science fair. SCIENCE FAIR .701 DCI ,mils Claire and Suzanne admire the penicillin project. ' Shirley and Delores enjoyed their work on plastics. a R , E? 'Q r C i J pppq X 'E gnmmmfl A l Lorraine and Claire worked together on vol- 3 ff 53 canoes. , l SENIOR PLAY 4fThe Father of the Briden Rita patches up a family argument. 3 Marie and Bob help Rita and R Tommy solve their problems. The wedding presents start pouring in. Here comes the bride! George, Madeline, Rita, Marie, and Bob. MAY CROWNING Scene from the crowning of the Statue of Our Lady. ' 1 i., ,i -I -- ' Y 'x if Qwlfq' was-f fi. r':.- .EXT--'Q' . fa ,, w- - in 44 -' rf' ' H-,N -5 ' 1 y 11,1 . , .1 A .1-. ab:-,H - Et Nm.. 'f-w.. Q E W E71 .Ev , Y ??'X?' 4 Participants in the crowning of the Statue of Our Lady 55 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Singing Carols before Midnight Mass. ' I ..,. - K Posing in a Winter Wonder Land Scene: H. Lapointe, A. Poirier, B. Lague, L Genewicz, R. Masury, E. Ryan, K. Moran. 56 . Father McCarthy crowns Marxe Dion Queen ofthe Semor Prom The Queen's Court.-J. Lebrecque M. Foisy, M. Dion, M Eno L. Perron. , 'fi ' x ., U . .kg ': A J- rn 'i m .ff 3 1 , j Senior Prom SENIOR PROM Before the bzg dance: Margaret Eno, Gail Goodrich, Rosalie Krupinsky, Father Lamothe, Marie Boardman, and Dorothy Grover. ,Q Time out to honor Our Lady. 91 The Grand March is led by four favorite couples. 58 1 , , , The correct way to do the Mexican Hat Dance: Elaine George, james Clough, Francis LaRoche, and Marie Boardman. Three Coins in a Fountain Suc cess, Knowledge and Happiness. The Grand March in full swing. A K ,. t 4 e.,n ' K' e',e W -sv. l F-41 ef lgi. 3499 , 'yy if ll'A'1,5L wx. W mfg 'A ,gag , lll qs Christmas Party Father McCarthy chats with Santa Claus. Big surprise to Sister Leontine from Santa. Peggy receives a gift from Santa. 60 2 4 f 9 -an JUNIOR CLASS First row: P. Marcotte, E. George, C. Courtemanche, D. Lacasse, Small, C. Veilleux,j. Gilmour,j. Thibodeau, G. Barrette, S. Brassard,-I. Bonneau. Second row: R. Bonneau, P. Picard, C. Kangas, F. Decoteau, T. Lavoie, B. Kaye, S. Lam- bert, j. Labrecque, j. Carrier, A. Moody, R. Thibodeau. Third row: R. john, L. Denis, A. Palmer, R. Perron, P. Slade, J. Herron, E. Decoteau, Cardi, A. Dion, R. Sirois, E. Murray. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,nw-N.. 'Q E. Murray,j. Labrecque, P. Slade, S. Lambert. 62 SOPHOMORE BOYS Y 1 .9 . w First row: F. Cornish, E. LaBlanC,j. Yurek, R. Sirois, M. Grourke, N. Simoneau, L. Wheeler, G. Melancon. Second row: L. Ferland, A. Belanger, D. Thibault, R. Hardy, R. Harnois, R. LaBlanc, R. Dagenais, R. Stebbins. Third row: W. Richards. Brooks, R. Lemieux, A. Bergeron, R. Paradowski, A. Dings, R. Gilbert, E. St. Martin. Father Lamothe and his altar boys pose for a picture. 63 SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: C. Ferland, L. Marchand, Y. Poirier, L. Perron, E. Meunier, P. Tatro B. Fontaine, J. Krupinsky. Second row: Y. Boivin, N. jones, C. Gaffney, A Decker, G. Bishop, M. Lepicier, D. Boissonneault, G. Sevigny, M. Lamirande SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. Perron, R. Dagenais, R. Hardy, G. Sevigny. 64 FRESHMAN CLASS A First row: A. Labrecque, M. Ferland, L. Mercier, J. Prudhomme, J. Morin, 'G Morin H. Goodrich, D. Nichols, C. Carreiro, J. Grenier. Second row:.T. Marchizndhl. Thibault, I. Pacquette, B. Clarke, D. Ferland, N. Picard, M. Mercier D. Arel, C. Nadeau, J. Hamel. Third row: G. Barron, P. Rogers, C. Pei-ron, C Potvin, L. Cloutier, R. Guynup, O. Pacquette, R. Lacasse, C. Lataille, S. Girard FRESHMAN CLASS A OFFICERS H. Goodrich, G. Morin, Morin, j. Prudhomme. 65 9 FRESHMAN CLASS B First row: E. Lacasse, j. Landry. F. Boucher, D. Coulumbe, J. Gaudreau, P. Bon- neville, D. Gilbert, C. Sevigny, D. Bourgoine, M. Morin, M. Decoteau. Second row: L. Therriault, A. Boisvert, A. Garneau, Fleury, G. Limoges, Y. Moody, C. Hayward, M. L. Caron, G. Vigneault, S. Coulumbe. Third row: V. Bergeron, M. Boivin, R. Latouche, N. Laplante, P. Morin, A. Carter, R. Rivard, D. Eno, M. Decoteau, J. Belaire, N. Lassard. FRESHMAN CLASS B OFFICERS IK II P. Bonneville,J. Gaudreau, D. Gilbert, C. Sevigny. 66 Rev. John J. McCarthy Rev. Robert Griihn Rev. Francis R. Lamothe Rev. Maurice Lacrois Sisters of Mercy Class of 1957 Class of 1958 Class of 1959 Court Virgil Barber C. D. A. SPONSORS Ladies Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hibernians Textile Workers Union of America Adams Electronic of N. H., Inc. Agel-Corman Furniture Co. 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Rand's News Depot Dr. Herman Rice Rock-a-bye Baby Shop Rowe-Genereux Mrs. Constance Roy Dr. Uncle Karl Rund S. and O. Oil Co. Sears Roebuck Sherman and Williams Paint Store Shulins Silhouette Beauty Salon Smith Auto Sales The Sportsman's Store Standard Automotive Stores, Inc. Stan's Super Market St. Aubin's Dairy Stevens Drug Store Stevens Greenhouses St. Mary Cavaliers Stoughton-Davis Funeral Home Dr. William F. Stuart Super Duper Market Taft Brothers Texaco Service Station Television Specialists Terrace Street Market Tony's Pizzeria Tot and Teen Shop Tumble Inn Diner Turgeon Nursing Home United Steel Workers of America Valley Clothing Store Valley Home Supply Co. Valliere Rexall Drug Store Vanity Beauty Salon F. W. Wadleigh and Co. Wainshal's Furniture Dr. William T. Wilmot A Friend A. 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