St Marys Academy - Marian Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)
- Class of 1943
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SN NINETEEN FORTY-TI-IREE St. Wlazy '4 ACADEMY OGDENSBURG N E W Y O R K D We the Class of IQ!-L3 dedicate this year book to our Classmate and Principal REVEREND CLARENCE M. DEVAN i939 - I9 .... May his wise teaching and inspiring example guide us through lite. feanead dlaaeaeo 71. Deana OUR PRINCIPAL F 'V0l92ououeadXa4l9unleavi4D.SolJe Sill R10 Stir 9 t Z4-R13 Ib ute oreacher 1g P0 'Y as af ' 1 Egqwgggjgs Igzsmisf chezhjhnozagivow AFR' Om. 135455 mc? mel MN tendn and 1- cal Qlezzhefethe V1 'cfm :Bw if 'Q me U, ..:e Jawa fs' we AT 9 fanned Inq Wal- xn W Sofa' or 'f11.-U eww in 'Scand MR OLBRY8, Our Athletic Director of 1941-1842, is likewise in the U. 8. Armed Forces as a. Bluejacket, but we are sorry to any that we have no other data. acuity Reverend Clarence M. Dev-an ......... ,,,,,,,,,. I Principal Reverend F. Gordon Coseo ...... u ,,,,.,,,.. .Religion Rev. John W. Ryan .... un. ...............................................Religion Sister Mary Celeste ........ ......... JE. nglish, History, Chemistry Sister Mary CCLHTB-d --------- ......... C ommercial Subjects Sister St. Constance .... .................................................... .. ..... L atin, History Sister Mary Evarista ......... ......... F rench, English, Sdhool Paper Advisor Sister Florence Marie ......... .......................................... n Mathematics, History Sister Jiglzlfia ---------- ................ S cience, English Sister Sf- 101111 ---------- ..- ....................... Art Sister St. Raphael ............. ,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,. M usic, English Sister Vincent De Paul .......... ,,,,,,,,, C ommercial Subjects George Welcher ......... .......,..- A thletics Um M44 df 70'2f?'75fzee All Hail! Farewell! dear class of Forty-three, ln years to come by friendship's bond We'll still united be. Although life's journey takes us far On land or distant sea, ln memory, dear S. M. A. We'll e'er be close to thee. The lessons that since childhood we have learned, The golden friendships we have made, The midnight oil we've burned, The disappointments bravely borne, The honors fairly earned, The plays we've loved so well to act, Will fill our Memory Book. No more we'll group in dear ST. MARY'S halls, Nor shall our voices mingle there Within its friendly walls. Whate'er our lot in life may be, Where e'er our duty calls, We pray that God may bless and guide Our Class of Forty-Three. Margaret Carroll 1 4-' . f' - ' ' 'V -. ' ' . A ' I , I, X , 1, I Adj ff if ff. 6 : ,J 5 I fi' 'Vi if I 1 555 ' if if V 5. , 'F '- -fcff - 'V fu' 'Viz-5 . I 5 , . : . 5 Q., V . V P ' ' .451 W-f 5 I ,. J ' - Mfr-5ir'Qs:2f' ,, f .. . V ' .,fV-wwles-fv ...,:g...a '3' 1 lf' , . l r...fF H,.,g.-Sf -'lite' ff' ,. Si? 1 if 5 .ev ' A ' ' N ' - 3.,,,.gj,5. I ' f 1' V2 . .. .. . . ,U-fmi. ' -.U A I ,A xi J- fn.. , . ,M , -5.10 Pj My . h K ,.5,k.d.i5 I QTL . . 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Known As-Clara Course-Academic Hobby-Collecting photographs Ambition-Undecided Activities-Class Vice-President 2-8-4: Sodallty 1-2-8: Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Student Coun- cil 4: School Paper 4: Year Book 4: Volleyball 4. Name-Elizabeth Hannan Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, and all her paths are ace. grown As- Betty Course-College Entrance Hobby-Collecting Pictures Ambition-College Activities-Sodallty 1-2-8-4: 'President of Sodallig 4: Class Secretary 2-8-4: asketball 1-2: Dramatlcs 8-4: School Paper 4: Year Book 4: Cheer- leader 4. Name-William McNa.lly With a 8071-g in the air. he brightens things. Know As-- Mac Cou.rsx+Aca.demlc Hobby--Sports Ambition-Mechanical Engineer Activities-Class Treasurer 8-4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Dramatlcs 4: Foot- ball 2-8-4: Basketball 1-2-3: Boxing 1-2. Name-Joyce Marie Austin Friends, books, a cheer-ful heart, and conscience clear. Known As- Joyce .Course-Academic Hobby-Taking Pictures Ambition-Undecided Activities-Cheerleader 4: So- dality 1-2. Name--Hubert Authler Too agreeable to make an 8118- my, earnest and sincere. Known As- Bert Course-Commercial Hobby-Dancing Ambition--Navy Activities-Class Basketball 2- 3-4: Football 2-8-4: Boxing 2: Hockey 1: Junior Holy Name 4: Year Book 4: Class Treas- urer 2. Name--Joseph Bergeron A bright smile and a winning way. Known As- Joe Course-College Entrance Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Navy Gunner Activities-Junior Holy Name 1-2-3-4: Year Book 4: Boxing 1: Dramstlcs 8-4. Name-Janet Bew Reason and speech, bond of society. Known As- Janet Course-Business Hobbywffhotography Ambition-Stenographer Activities-Year Book 4, Btu- dent Council 4: Librarian 43 Stamp Committee 4: Book Week Contest 4 W' 1 Name-Elsie Mae Boothe Known As- l!Rale CouraePCollege Entrance Hobby-Photography Ambition-Nurse Activities-Sodallty 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 8-4: School Paper 4: Dramatlca 4: Volleyball 4. Name-Therese Brown Happy are those who have no doubt of themselves. Known As- Brownie Course-College Entrance Hobby-Collecting Post Cards Ambition-College Activities-Sodallty 1-2-8-4: Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Cheer- leader 45 Basketball l: Dra- matlcs 3-4: School Paper 4: Year Book 4. Name-Elizabeth M.. Bushey Using and enjoying are the true having. Known Aa- Betty Course-College Entrance Hobby-Out-door Sports Anabltlon-Laboratory Techni- an Activities-Bodalitay 8-4: Bas- ketball 1-2-8- I Volleyball 1-2-4: Archery 1-2: Baseball 1-2: Glee Club 1-2. Nanigegmorsme Margaret Car- d . I am wealthy in my friends. Known Aa- Flossle Course-College Entrance Hobby-Sports Ambition-Nurse Activities-Basketball 1-2-3-4g Volleyball 1-2-4: Archery 1-2: Year Book 4: Baseball 1-2: Stamp Committee 4. Name-Max-Faret Ruth Carroll A cheerfu heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Known As-Peggy Course-College Entrance Hobby-Collecting Post Cards Ambition.-Nurse Activities-Sodallty 1-2-8-4: Basketball 1-2: Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Dramatlcs 3-43 Year Book 4: Book Week Contest 4: Librarian 4. Name-Shirley M. Cody, Vale- dlctorlan ' It is a great ability to be able to conceal one's ability. Known As- Shin goggse-ggllege Ttrance o y- otogra. Ambition-Buslngssy College Activities-Bodality l-2-8-4: Basketball 1-2: Glee Club 1-2: Year Book 4. Name--Walter Cunningham Calm fn manner, firm in de- cisio-n. Known Ae- Walt Course--Academic Hobby-.Hunting Ambition-Navy Activities-Junior Holy Name 1-2-3-4: Year Book 4: Basketball 8-4. Name-Claire Deserre Patience is the companion of wisdom. Known As- Claire C0lll'B?C011Q'8 Entrance Hobby-Writing Ambition-X-ray Technician Activities-Bodallty 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-8-4: Glee Club 142-8: Dramatlcs 4: Book Week Contest 4: Librarian 3. Name-Stella Donaleslrl 1 haven't the time now to be tired. Known- As Bte1 Course-Business Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Secretary Activities-Basketball 1-2-8-4: Volleyball 4: School Paper 4: Glee Club 1. Name-Hector Doe Tranquillity ia the supreme E'..'ff ' wn As- Hee Course--College Entrance Hobby'-Swimming Ambition-Electrician Activities-Football 8-4: Class Basketball 2-8-4: Boxing 3-4: Baseball 4. NameFPaul Dupre Ambition and conscientious- neea personiged. Known As-- B111 Course-Academic Hobby-Sports Ambition-Undecided Activities-President of Btu- dent Council 41 Ass't. Edltor Chimes 4: Junior Holy Name 8-4: Glee Club 8-4: Football 8-4: Basketball 8-43 Baseball 8-4. N -M 1 Th Fritz ame- ar on eresa In Affiendshiab I early was taught to bel e. Ku As- Frltzle OWD Course-Academic Hobo!-Collecting Pennies Ambl lon-Nurse . Activities-Sodallty 1: Basket- ball 1-2-8-4: Volleyball 4: Glee Club 1: Cheerleader 4. Name--Rita George It is hard for the happy to understand misery. Known As- Bit Course-Academic Hobby'-Collecting Post Cards Ambition-Secretary Activities-Basketball 1-2-8-4: Volleyball 1-2-4: Baseball 1-2: School Paper 4. ,i ?.5zs i.m'.?'i? 1.,..., ea ve: .'P Known As- Jean Courses-Academic Hobby-Dancing Ambltlon-Nurse Activities-Sodallty 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Dramatlcs 3: Ll- brarlan 4: Book Week Con- test 4. Name-Patricia. Ann Henman Style is the dress of thoughts. Known As- Pat Course-College Entrance Hobby-Dancing. Knitting Ambition-Private Secretary Activities-Sodallty 1-2: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: School Paper 3-4: Dramatlcs 8-4: Winner gf Book Week Poster Contest Nam1HDona1d I-larradlne Gentle in both. manner and speech. Known As- Don Course-College Entrance Hobby-Sports Ambition-Aviator Activities-Junior Holy Name 1-2-3-4: Year Book 4: Foot- 13115132-4: Class Basketball Name-Doris Kennedy '14 girl's natural manner beat becomes her. Known As- Dot Coursv-Academic Hobby-Collecting movie pic- tures Ambition--Nurse Activities-Volleyball 1. Numa-Richard Kennedy Stealing: striving to reach his glgwn As- Mort Courszsmademlc Hobby-Hunting Ambition-Undecided Activities-Junior Holy Name 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-8-4: Baseball 8. Name-Elaine Ladouceur TllecLaLqmt is often bolder than gown As- Elaine tkurse--Academic Hobby-Swlmmlnf and Dancing Ambition-Undec ded Activities-Sodality 2-8-4: Vol- leyball' 4: Glee Club 2-3-4. Name-Margaret LeBeau, Balu- tatorlan God loveth, a cheerful giver. Known As- Manga Course-College trance Hobby-Music Ambition-Teacher Activities-Bodallty 1-2-8-4: Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Draxnatles 4: School Paper 4: Year Book 4: Librarian 8: Book Week Contest 4. Name-Rita Margaret Loughren CalZnness is a great advant- age! - Known As- Rita Course--Business Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Secretary Activities -- Sodallty 1-2: Basketball 1-2: Glee Club 1-2. Name-Alice Lundermm Make us happy and you 'make us good. Known As- Al Course-Business Hobby-Dancing Amibltion-Secretary Activities-Class Secretary 1: Sodallty 1-2-3-4: Glee Clllb l-2: Basketball l-2: School Paper 4: Year Book 4. Name-Theresa. MacDonald Beauty is its own excuse for being. Known As- Mac CourswAcademlc Hobby-Dancing ' Ambition-Undecided Activities-Sodallty 1-2-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Cheerleader 4. Nizme--lilrglnla. MacDZ:g:All grea source o ness Mes within her 301110 Known As- Ginny Course-College Entrance Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Nurse Activities-Basketball 1-2: Bo- dallty 1-2: Glee Club 1-2: Dramatics 8. Name-Gerald McGrath Good order is the foundation gnu!! good things. own As- Jerry Course-Academic Hobby-Hlklng Ambition-Undecided Activities-Boxing 1: Class Basketball 1-2-82 Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Junior Holy Name 8- . Name-Thelma Malnvllle ggrladness of heart is the We of Known Ao- Thel Course-Business Hobby-Drayvlng Ambition--Private Secretary Activities-Sodallty 4: Glee Club 1: School Paper 4: Year ?ook 4: Book Week Contest Name-Euclid Marler 34 merry heart is a good med!- ne'!! Known Asf- Euck Course-Academic Hobby--Collecting Classical Recordings Ambition-Teacher Activities--Junior Holy Name 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Class President 1: Dramatic! 3-4: Year Book 4. Name-Anthony Milla What he greatly thought, he nobly did. Known As- Tony Course-College Entrance Hobby-Coin Collecting Ambition-Teacher Activities-Dra.metlcs S-4: Gleo Club 3: Chimes Editor-lnf Chiet 4: Boxing 1: Football 8: Junior Holy Name 2-8-4, President Junior Holy Name 4. Name-Margaret C. Mu: h They live long that H115 will. Known As- Marg Course-Academlc Hobby-Skating Ambition-Nurse Activities-Sodallty 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1. Name-Elizabeth A. Needle, Salutatorian Society, friendship, and love: Dlvmely bestowed upon ner. Known As- Libby Course-Business Hobby-Tennis Ambition-Journalist Activities-Bodality 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3: Class Offl- cer 1: Basketball 1-2-4: School Pager 4: Student Council 4: ear Book 4: Book Week Contest 4: Librarian 4. N a.mwBevverlire Poore She is nob that performs noble deed.-r.f' Known An- Bev Course-Academic Hobby-Collecting snapshots Ambition-Nurse Activities-Sodallt 3-4: gasketball l-2-gs Volleyball Na.me+Mary Elizabeth Ramle A little saint best fits a little shrine. Known As- Betty OourswCollege Entrance Hobby-Swimming Ambition--Undecided Activities-Sodality 8-4: Gloe tilubaflz Basketball 2: Libre- ran . Name-Lorraine B. Richards The memory of the just is blessed. Known Aa- Name Course--Business Bobby-Dancing, Swimming Ambition-Secretary Activities-Glee Club 2-3. Name-Lester Rlshe One ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit. Known As- Les' Cou rclal Hobby-Outdoor Lire Ambition-Naval Career Activities-Class Basketball 1- 2-8: Junior Holy Name 4: Boxing 1. Name-James Roblllard 'wothinge is impossible to 4 willing art. Known As- Jim Course-Academic Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Muslclan Activities-Dramatlcs 1-2-8: Junlor Holy Name 2-8-4: Student Council 4: School Paper 8-4: Year Book 4: Glee Club 2-8-4. Name-Helen -Catherine Rolfe Life is a series of surprises. Known As- Helen Course-College' Entrance Hobby-Reading Ambition-Secretary Activities-Librarian 4: Book Week Contest 4: Dramatlcs 4. Name-Phyllis Roshlrt Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Known As- P:X1lls Course-Acade c Ambition-Nurse. Name-Mary St. Andrews A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Known As- Saint Course-Academic Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Beautlclan Activities-Basketball 1-2-8-41 Volgfball 4: Glee Club 1-2: Sod ity 1-2-8. Name-Charles Bhunk A live wire with d current of determination. Known As- Chuck or One 'Shot' C Acarleml curse- c Hobby-Commercial Photogra- Axgsgsion-Photo Engraver Actvlties--Boxlng 1-8: Class Basketball 1-2-8-4: Dramatice 8: Junior Hogy Name 2-3-45 School Paper 2 Year Book 4. Name--Evelyn Sovle Love made those dimples. Known As- Eve Course-Academic Hobby-Collecting Souvenirs Ambition--Ferry Command Activities-Bodallty 1-2-8: Glee Club 1-2-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 4: Book Week Contest 4. Name-Lillian Rose Bovie Excellent friends are rare. Known As- Lil Course-Academic Hobby--Collecting Banners Ambition Secretary Aotlvltles-Sodallg 8-4: Volley- 1: Cheerle er 4: Basket- s. . Name-Patricia Ann Bovle The more mischief, the better sport. Known As- Pat CourswAcademlc I-lobby-Collecting Banners Anibition-Secretary Activities-Basketball 1-2-3-41 Glee Club 1: Volleyball 4: Bo- dallty 1. Name-Joseph Taylor Hls merry 'wit is as eternal and as inevitable as his good will. Known As- Joe Course-Academic Hobby-Model Plane Building Ambition-Aviator Activities-Class Basketball 1- 3-2-4: Junior Holy Name 1-2- Name--Katherine Taylor :lTh.ere ia no wisdom ilca frank- ess. Known As- Kay Course-Academic Hobby-Reading Ambition-Nurse Activities-Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Sodallty 1-2-8-4: Librarian 4. E V This year, as every American knows, the cry has been to share Share everything you have. And so, tonight, we want to share with you the happiness that we feel in having you present with us. It is gratifying to be able to welcome so many familiar face . But this ls not something new. For twelve years you par- ents, teachers and friends have gathered here to give us encouragement in all that we have undertaken. To our parents we wish to extend a very special greeting. Your wisdom chose this Catholic School for us in the firm belief that our religion ,would be more necessary in our future lives than even algebra or science. This conviction has not proven wrong, for as we stand on the threshold of a new road, how much better and stronger we feel, armed with Om Dare to be different. Let us not leave be- hind wihh other forgotten memories of our school days, the true meaning of our challeng- ing motto. Being different does not merely mean doing the opposite of what others are do- ing, but seeking to imitate someone higher and ndbler than anyone on this earth. This One, Who, because He differed greatly from the ways of men, was scorned by many in His day, has set forth an exam-ple for us to follow. Daring to be different takes high courage. Have we the courage to perform our daily duties with diligence and fidelity? To display fairness in play and earnestness in work car- ing llttle for what our neighbors say? Do we shows :burning desire to improve: to do bigger and better things: to live up to the ideals of our Catholic faith, the standards set by our a. staunch weapon of Catholic training that will be our sure means of victory in the fight ahead. To old friends and new, and to our teachers, we express our delight in having you with us on this eventtul evening. Through your teach- ings, advice, guidance friendship, and even scoldfings, our four short years at St. Mary's have been both profitable and pleasurable. Yes, each and everyone of us greets each and everyone of you with gladness of heart at having -achieved our first goal. In thankfulness and appreciation we therefore wish to give you in our program tonight, a summary of the ac- tivities ot our four years in high school. Elizabeth Needle '43 Master? His fearlessness toward His enemies should 'be ours: His readiness to forgive those who injured I-Ilmg His staunch support of right, though the world was against Him: His ready assistance for the needy should also be our attitude in this day. We dare to be Different. Let us not then in worldly quest, Rush after pleasure like the rest, But keep our thoughts on du-ty bent And seek ln this our sweet content. Thus shall We be shackle free Bound to no enemy, But soldiers of the King of Kings Striving for Him to do great things. Margaret LeBeau 2 Remember the day, sixteen, seventeen, or was it eighteen years ago, dear, parents when the Class of 1943 had just received! its first official recognition- a Birth Certificate? I wonder what was in your mind then, mother? dad? You must have planned, - oh -- a thousand' things for us - the Class of 1943. How have we fulfilled these plans? Let us see. Rememlber the day you took us by the hand and enrolled us in the first grade. It was that seine year too, remember, that most of us received our First Holy Communion. How happy we were that day! Time really flew by, though, dtidn't it? Do you re- member how proud we were the day we climbed up- stairs to the fifth graldeg then on to sixth, and Con- firmation. Remember how we actually studied then, until we knew our Catechism from cover to cover, for fear the Bishop mmht catch us on any question. Remember the certificates we so triumphantly displayed in seventh grade, after we had solemnly pledged ourselves to be loyal Knights and Hand- maids of the Blessed Sacrament Remember the day we made our initial visit in fear and trembling to the Study Hall for our first Regents examination. Remember the .September Day in 19138 that found us exuberant ofver promotion to the eighth grade, that fbe-st remembered of all grades! At least we were in the Academy, so near to the High School. Who of us does not recall the hours we spent in the hall that year for misbehavior? What memories does not September, 1939, bring before you, Classmates? After eight long years of anticipation We were actually the Freshman of St. Ma.ry's Academy. Remember our initiation! Wfhal sights the worthy. Seniors made of us! How we laughed most of all when Coach Connors took charge of the initiation of those very distinguished class- mates of ours: Professor Lipp, and' our new Princi- pal, Father Devan. The supper, served after the pro- gram of stu-nts, proved that the Seniors were very friendly enemies. Remember our first High School election of Class Officers: President - Euclid Marieag Vice-President - Elizalbeth Needle: Secretary - Alice Lun-dermang Treasurer - Joseph Bernier. Maroon and White be- came our Class Colors: Dare to be Different , our motto. Then we were ready for the evening of our first Class party. Remember the new dresses, suits, and TIES: formal table manners: dancingg and- DISH WASHING? Do you recall the day of our Fresh.ma.n picnic at Pleasant Lake when Katherine Taylor fell into the water, and Father Devan's team beat Father Coseo's at baseball? Remember - how can we ever forget the jolly new studaents who joined us in our Sophomore and Junior years? The Class officers elected in Septem- ber, 1'940, remained our choice for the last three years, except for Bert Authier who refused the nom- ination in 194-1. Thus, President, Rovbert Doe: Vice- Presddent, Clara Seguin: Secretary, Betty Hannang and Treasurer, William McNally directed the num- erous social activities of these crowded, happy years. Rememfber the candy sales, raffles, dances, parties, picnics: the rallies, basketball games class teams: z'4eDaq and the' plays that broke the monotony of study and gave wings to our high school years. Remember that crowning of High School life: our Junior Prom. Re- member the scrubbing, the cutting of paper till our hands were sore, the measuring, pasting, climbing, tacking and retackingw when streamers stretched or fell: the fear lest those beautiful red, wihite and blue streamers come down on the heads of the dancers, as they did one night on the workers. Remember the second big event of orur junior yearg the brealkfast in honor of the departing Seniors. Although we worried whether there would be enough to eat, and whether we would forget our speeches, we smiled happily over the conrplianents of the Seniors. Our Senior year saw us seated in the coveted back seats of the .Sturdy Hall, but what dismay was ours to find that these longed-for places of honor put us very much in the lime-light. What perfection was expected of the Seniors! Remembering our own initiation, we naturally planned one just as fitting for the spirited group of 1946. They really seemed to have as much fun as we. Our Class basketball season proved a triumphant one for both 'boys and girls. Seniors, too, took leads in the annual school play. But above all we shall re- member the hard work of our editor-in-chief and! h-is companions on the school paper staff. Thelma's drawings contributed greatly to the popularity of the paper. Although the press room was the scene of many heated arguments ,these were soon forgotten his laugh that helped to cement the bonds of friend- s ip. Remember also the arguments Tony and Mar- garet used to have in History C classes. We enjoyed them more than any history lesson. Realizing fully the work connected Wirth a. Prom, We Seniors greatly appreciated the splendid one given in our honor this year by the Juniors. ' Mild all the excitement of preparation for gradu- ation we paused for the annual Senior Retreat. This gave us a chance to look at the more serious- side of life. The excellent sermons of our Retreat Master helped us realize the faults and mistakes of our school life. We can't claim that we were satisfied with ourselves, abut We feel that the meditations on the life of Christ and the reverence with which we received Htm in Holy Communion have given us new hope and strength to tackle the greater struggle that awaits us after graduation. This is one of our last gatherings of the memfbers of the Class of '43, but we hesitate to say Farewell to all our friends and especially to those wwho have befriended and guided us along the road of school life. Graduation - just what does this mean to us? It is approa.ching faster than we care to realize. Now that it is upon us, we hesitate because we see before us the war-torn world that we must help. But not for long do we pause, for we understand that God will guide us through this crisis and give us the grace necessary for each battle we encounter until we obtain a just and lasting peace. CLARA SEGU1N . H x-,Y,.M.5.Sm. ' . Q :1 t + 1 ser M AX K vi-ex v Y. ax . mmm xx K 'sm :N J' VW 1 N. Num wx Q 'Q TEN gm x Wim Rv sk H. ik' N,-h . -y-wr -rx: ek- -qi'-533515535 -by Me M44 af '45 We are about to embark on a tour of the important positions held by our most cherised classmates. Because this is the age of alr transportation, we drive to the airport in our new transparent auto, which, by the way, was made at the new Ford plant where Joe Taylor and Gerald McGrath are the most efficient workers. A1'riving at the airport, we take the new plane which can stop on a dime and will fold its wings automatically, thus saving space. We are greeted by the friendly smile of Bert Authier who i now manager of the great Ogdensburg-Flackvllle Airway . He guarantees absolute quiet on our stop at Flack- ville. Virginia McDougall is air hostess on Bert's largest transport and therefore we discover, from her, many interesting facts about our dear class of '48, According to 'Ginnyg' Pat Sovie and Marion Fritz are still working on that Victory gar- den they started a few years ago. They just don't seem to have any luck with those beans. Flossie Cardinal, after having been a phys- ical training instructor in the WAACS , has settled down to enjoy life and relax by teach- ing school. She certainly ca.n't be teaching as quiet a class as ours! ! Charles Shunk now has full control of the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester: in fact, he practically' owns the town, but Pat Hannan still maintains a section of it for her young ladies finishing school, although there's talk of a merger. Therese Brown has just been appointed radio announcer at station WSLB . She has her own musical program entitled It's swing and sway with Chubby and Tae . Of course, Chubby is on the program. Lil Sovie and Stella Donaleski have dual- ly bought Lalonde's riding academy. Fooled you dldn't we? They both are bus drivers and can ride all day without tiring. Doris Kennedy. a. 'brilliant scientist was experimenting in the largest lab in the World over in Waddington when all of a sudden- pooff ? ? She really was a nice girl. Shirley Cody, the girl with the lowest marks in the Senior Class has finally suc- ceeded ln olbtaining a doctor's degree. It's marvelous how she managed to keep up her marks. As we land to take on a passenger we are surprised to find that he is none other than Joe Bergeron who has been making a tour as the double of Frank Sinatra , the famous singer. We are proud of the fact that Joe received his lirst training in the Study Hall. Joe adds his news to ours by telling us that Helen Rolfe has received world-wide recog- nition on her book entitled TEN EASY SHORTCUTS on TAKING FRENCH DIC- TATION . Helen guarantees results or else more short-cuts. We also discover that Don Harradine is running a ranch in New Mexico. It's the funniest thing but he seems to be rais- ing wolves . Could it be? Lester Rishe ls foreman. He always was one to lead llhlngs. How about that front seat in History C? Theresa MacDonald, Beverly Poore, Mary St. Andrews, and Rita George have become partners in the Prescott Ferry. Now, they can go and come when they please without troubling anyone. Margaret LeBeau is the new telephone op- erator. Instead of saying hello, Mert , we say hello, Marg . She certainly can visit, that girl! Euclid Mariea and Tony Milla now have charge of the Town-Meeting. It it is impos- sible to get guest speakers for the discussions, Tony and Euclid provide the debate them- selves. Betty' Ramie has been elected president of the Six Footers Club for girls. Remember how tall she used to be? Elsie Boothe and Jean Gotham, two trained nurses, have left for Sampson, New York, where they will receive their Boot training ,as Navy nurses. Their slogan is Keep them mended. Rita Loughren and Janet Bew have become the world's Chamxpion Bowlers. They have just won their twelfth cup. Thelma Malnville, successor of Walt Dis- ney, has gained much fame as the creator of Elmer Snit, the pride of Hickemda.le . It has just been announced that Dick Kennedy has won his sixty-fifth honor for his ability to create slogans. One that is sure to endure lasting fame is his Ten Tickets or more will raise the score . Remember his ticket-selling ability hack at old S. M. A.? Alice Lunderman is now the private sec- retary to Admiral D-lin the navy.. I wonder if it's the shorthand she likes. Lorraine Richards has gained local prom- inence as the only woman Alderman. She certainly must have received this position through her great amount of speaking alblllty gained in high school. Eve, the Aviatrix , as she is popularlyv known by her many admirers, recently made a cross-country non-stop flight in her little flivver. Betty' Hannan is now teaching a. class of forty students how to swing Tschaikowsky, Mendlehsohn, and Beethoven. It used to be such a quiet neighborhood, too! Lib Needle and Peggy Carroll, two fam- ous tennis champions have just played their sixth match with Don Budge and Alice Marble. They were always frequent visitors of the court. Claire Deserre, famous X-Ray technician has received a position at the A. Barton Hep- burn Hospital. She always did have a knack for taking pictures. Katherine Taylor has just celebrated her fifth anniversary' as an efficient librarian at the Congressional Library. Congratulations, Kath- erine, and keep up the good work! Clara Seguin has just recently' been elected as President of the Alpha Beta Gamma. So- rority. Her efficiency is due to her splendid work as vice-president back in S. M. A. Star and Hee Doe always did like to sell stuff. They're now selling a. line to the natives in Brazil. Yes, you guessed it, they own a coffee plantation down there. Jim Robillard now has a twelve piece orchestra which ranks among the best. Joyce Austin and Walt Cunningham are featured as his dance team. They really are tops! The yearning for S. M. A. brought Mar- garet Murphy, but this time to teach. She's instructing the first grade and drills on the art of keeping silence. Remember how quiet she was in the study hall. Paul DuPre, due to his great writing ability, has gained world-wide fame as editor of the New York Times . He's devoting an entire page to the advertising of Elaine La.douceur's new super soft drink, 'Cherry-Ko . Betty Bushey and Phyllis Roshirt have opened a day nursery to keep small children from getting into mischief. They always did have a way' with children. Billy McNally de- votes part of his time to amusing the children by singing for them while he air-conditions their playroom. We have come to the close of our tour which ends our prophecy. We hope you have enjoyed hearing about the class of '43 as much as we have enjoyed telling you about it. Stella Donaleski, Elizabeth Needle, Peggy Carroll, Elsie Boothe. Wafeddctazg About two thousand years ago in the near East area another greatest nation was at war. In the brief message, Veni, vidi, vici, I came, I saw, I conquered, the Roman Sen- ate received Caesar's account of his decisive victory over Pharnaces, son of Mithridates of Pontus in Asia Minor, in 48 B. C. Many re- ports of victory before and since that day have stirred .people to exultationg witness Perry's cry from Lake Erie in 1813, We have met the enemy and they are ours. Each brought hope for permanent peace. How we might rejoice today should the United States Senate receive a similar laconic statement from our heroic generals in far-flung battle fields. On the home-front, we, graduates, might be tempted, under other circumstances, to re- peat Caesar's boast tonight as we finish our high school course. But the realization that blessed peace has not yet decreed the return of our soldiers forces us to check impulsive words and consider our preparation for the battles of life. In one hand we hold high the banner of our Catholic Faith to show the world the cause for which we are fighting. In the other, we hold the 'sword of knowledge-the knowl- edge we have been storing up for twelve years. The lofty ideals, sturdy principles, strong virtues inculcated at home and in school form our bulwark of defense. We feel ready, even eager for future combat. Tonight we say farewell to this preparatory training. To its drills and studies, to its happy gather- ings and fun, we bid adieu. Yet we linger in memory over the part our gallant officers have played in this manifold training and our hearts swell in gratitude to you for making possible our initial victory-graduation. Though our General, the Most Reverend Francis J. Monaghan has been called during the past year to the far-country by our Com- mander-in-Chief, we wish to express our ap- preciation of the work he did to further Cath- olic Training among us. To you, our Major General, Monsignor Ber- ube, we offer our sincere thanks for the many improvements we have enjoyed in our be- loved 'school because of your kindly interest. Four years ago, there came to St. Mary's with us, one whom we hold as classmate, friend, and guide, our Colonel, Reverend Clar- ence Devan, whose example of unselfishness and devotion has given us a pattern for our own life. As we wage our battle, may we show grateful recognition of this by forming our- selves after the model you have given us. You, dear Sisters, as the Sergeants of our ranks, have granted us counsel in the difficul- ties and problems of every phase of our school life. You were always willing to give up your spare time to help us. Though many times we may not have shown it, we are 'sincerely grateful. Dear parents, you are the Captains to whom our Commander-in-Chief has entrusted the care of our souls as well as of our bodies. You deserve the greatest share of our thanks. In fulfillment of your trust, you saw to it that we might have a good Catholic Training in order to equip us thoroughly for the combats of life. How grateful we are for your fore- thought as we face the shell-torn, hazardous world of todayg armed with a share, at least, of your courage, generosity, and self-sacrifice! Now we venture forth into battle, Fellow Soldiers. Though most of us will not earn the distinguished service cross, may we render valuable service. Let us stay in the light of God's love and we shall be sure to win our battles -so that we, like Caesar, may say at the last great Victory of our lives, Veni, vidi, vici. SHIRLEY CODY iff ii' ,1 'I Q' if ' , ' .Qf Q! , Q? QQ, .ff .-' 'f ff ef - .J F Q' - Q -321' . j - N .Z 1,11 -' Q . Q Q, ? - f 5 .iii ,. if' H' ,jiij -' . 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' fr, 1 ' sQQ Presented by the Class of Forty-Four DRAMATIS PERSONAE Artistic - Frances Bisneau Bashful - Martin Moulton, Marion Plumadore Carefree - Isabel Bellinger, Joseph Rish Diligent - Thomas Seymour, Mary Montroy Efficient - Robert Lynch, Bernice Beldock Fun-loving - Mary Helen Le Beau Good-looking - Paul Murray, Pauline Toole Humorous - John- Flaherty, Glenn Smith Ingenious - Agnes Ann Allard, Mary Jane 0'Herin Juvenile - Napoleon Beauchamp, Adelore Perkins Keen - Thomas DuPre, Joseph O'Brlen Lucky - Shirley Rish, Allen Sholette Musical - James Rabetoy Naturalf- Jean Brabant, Frank Arduine Original-Richard Delaney, Richard Brose Popular - Frances Authler, William Ferguson Quiet - Marjorie Cadieux, Marie Burns Reserved - Joseph Denny, Theresa Huot Successful - Emile Bruyere, Edgar Martin Tactful - Marion Lalonde, Donald Boyer Unassuming - Jeanette Vice, Katherine Lalonde Vivaclous - Ann Mielnik Willing - Rod Johnson, Dorothy Carrlere X - Our Hidden Strength Youthful - John Joly, Joyce Countryman Zealous - Ross Jermano, Janet Mc Lean ACT I, Scene: St. Mary's Academy Time: Autumn Class Elections President - Thomas Seymour Vice-President - Agnes Ann Allard Secretary - Ann Mielnik Treasurer -- Paul Murray ' New Members: Bernice Beldock, Jean Brabant, Katherine and Marion Lalonde Jeanette Vice, Rod Johnson, Martin Moulton Tea Dance ' ACT II Scene: Same as Act One Time: Winter Turkey Raffle Christmas Tea Dance Student Government Elections Basketball: Boys' Team - Second Place Girls' Team - Tie for first place with Seniors ACT III Scene: Same ' Time: Spring Prom, May 14, 1943' Class Party Senior Breakfast 'Our Big Event 'QQIQQ 5 .bfi avwf' -'awww - , Q l ix-mis . 11 e . . in , QNES1 -fam-ws, vie I ewmsmw W--:aamwv Q sv- ...---., 3 xv' -v , 1, .1 i ,VY : I' J, 1 .! 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I R ,.,-AL, . --,'i23fi.g'g:.-.IA 1 ' W --r-'N..1Et,. AL -- 'W X -' . ---if ...., ' -- -. .., . - - x. - - - - . J- - - -f .fp- 4 U 1--AX Q jji?-.i,,,X-gall' I t ..,,h . , . ...Q w i: xii. '-'xtiq g w a -L IC R X :'r ,- -is , -xref - -,my hu ' ' - ' Y.--,Q - ff, -- -- --, '.J.Q,Q.F ..:'-13-I H, . -. QR- t 37'i-f'3-f -LA? A ,H ff L: - -at .,,,. 1 , Q 49: 155355, I. 1 -x 1 O A JM. f N .ik . , , .gk w www .5 1942-1943 On September the Sth the Class of 1945 bravely trooped on the floor for the first quar- ter of their second encounter with its worthy opponent-Success. Just preceding the game came the selection of the starting team from a large number of able candidates. These in- cluded our Class Teacher at center, Carmen Milia and Peggy Bowes guards, with Pat Mc- Nally and Tom Hannan filling the forward berths. Our first attempt to score worked nicely when with plenty of team work we scored a very successful hit, our first Soph dance. Also with the help of our able support- ers, with the sharp shooting of our mothers we almost scored again, but we were hindered by foul weather. At the close of the first quar- ter with brilliant teamwork from our class- mates, Gordon Mitchell and Joan Scarlett, we scored for the third time during the first quar- ter when they held the high SD0tS OD NOVGIH' ber Honor Roll. The second quarter found the class of '45 prepared for a hard fight. This quarter .pre- sented many chances to score and many times we did score. Constance Paquin, Marie Shunk, Floyd Boulia, Joyce O'Brien and Donald Brouse entered the Book Week Poster Con- test held by the school. While our small bat- tle was going on, War was also hitting many decisive and vulnerable spots. Our supporters took part in activities for defense to boost our 'score yet higher. We closed our second quar- ter with a very beautiful score when Joan Scarlett assisted 'by Betty 0'Hare, Dave Holden, Elaine Rishe, Carmen Milia and Tom Hannah headed the list of our January Honor Roll. After the half, our team returned to the scene of the Same with renewed vigor and de- termination to conquer. A very outstanding moment in our third quarter took place when with the support of our rooters we scored twice, finst ln a very successful raffle which enabled us to have an elaborate Class Party on February 4th, Following up this scoring spree came another when because of our gen- erous classmates we were able to ransom nine pagan babies, five girls and four boys, from their pitiful state of helplessness. The second team for basketball included Walt Pir- ie, Dave Holden, Larry Powers, Carmen Milia, Leonard Knable, Francis Austin, Leo Degone, and Tom Hannan. The boys up to date have played eight games winning five and losing three which puts them in the tie for first place for the intramural championship. The girls also played winning two and losing five very close ones. Their team includes Theresa Doe, Peggy Bowes, Mary Jane MacDougall, Evelyn Nesky, Nancy Laffin, Kay Ashley and Joyce O'Brien. Also during this quarter two free shots were made good by Peggy Bowes and Donald Brouse as Marcella and Tony in the play Sing a Song of Sixteen . At this time a new supporter, Elsie Gaddor, joined us. The fourth quarter found us putting them ln as regularly as in the three preceding quar- ters. We scored beautifully when we pledged our loyalty and support to St. Mary's Acad- emy. The team and its supporters wish to thank all who helped to coach us in the diffi- cult game of the Sophomore Year. lt won't 'seem long until we shall come back for a re- turn game with that ever powerful team of Success, to strive again to attain, as in 1943. the successful scoring punch and stamina which was shown by all members and sup- porters of our ever glorying Class of 1945. TOM HANNAN S 4:7044 Since we are involved in this present world conflict lt is no more than right that we should put in a section of what our class has been doing for National and Civilian Defense. Those boys and girls who own war stamps or war bonds are 1 Marie Amo, Cecelia Rivers, Joan Sharland, Mary Carmen Murphy, Kath- erine Ashley, Mary Dodge, Patricia McNally, Jean LaMacchia, Margaret Bowes. Patricia Deserre, Elizabeth 0'Hare, Jeanne Sovie, Theresa Doe, Laura Van Cise, Theresa Wil- liams, Robert Ryan, Robert Rolfe, Thomas Hannan, Carmela Milia. Dayton Connors, Lawrence Powers, Joseph LeBeau, Leonard Knable and Ronald MacDonald. For Civilian Defense some of the boys and girls have volunteered to do various kinds of work. Those engaged ln first aid work ,are: Gordon Mitchell, Donald Brouse, Floyd Boul- la, Francis Austin, Mary Carmen Murphy and Katherine Ashley. Theresa Williams and-Ellz- abeth O'Hare belong to the Junior Red Cross. Laura Van Cise and Mary Carmen Murphy vol- unteered as messengers during blackouts. Aid- lng in the flight command are Jean LaMac- chla, Patricia Deserrc, Katherine Ashley, Pa- tricia McNally, Margaret Bowes and Mary Jane MacDougall. These girls watch for planes at the look-out on the roof of the Hep- burn Hospital. Dayton Connors and Joseph LeBeau are stretcher bearers and Charles Amo is an air raid warden. Richard Penfield is making model airplanes. Besides this, sev- eral boys volunteered to work on farms last summer. They are: Joseph LeBeau, Thomas Hannah, Walter Pirie, John Tomlinson, Donald Brouse, Leonard Knable and Robert Rolfe. For the scrap drive Raymond Fritz, Pe- ter Rufa, Leonard Knable, John Tomlin-son, Floyd Boulia, Francis Austin, James O'Neil, John Bergeron, Donald Brouse, Walter Pirie, David Holden, Lawrence Powers, Joseph Le- Beau, Charles Amo, George Crowder, Daniel Kennedy, and Carmela Milia collected scrap. All of these Sophomores have shown them- selves eager to help their country, and we hope that they will keep up the fine spirit. Since training in Democracy is essential to future citizens of the post-war world, this year at St. Mary's we have inaugurated a new type of government based on the idea of a President and his Cabinet. Judges and Assistant-Judges were chosen to help the penalties against law- breaking student to be more easily decided. Each class has four representatives in the Student Council. The Sophomores chose as representatives Jean LaMacchia, Elizabeth O'Hare, Thomas Hannan and David Holden. Mary Moulton, Mary Jane MacDouga1l, John Dufore and Robert Rolfe are the Sophomore policemen. The Class of '45 has promised to uphold the Student Government in its work and to cooperate with it in establishing law and or- der within the -school. JOAN SCARLETT ur -'Nw fl 52 . M , -f 'fg 4, , 1. . 4 1 . s int' :'l,.syw 5 At Mfr' ' 1 ,.-, ,V NV. ,,-1 ,. 'A L ,, x ..'Y., , '14 I as A . . I J . .K ,'.,w4 Ac 1 , 4 'fi fig KMA ,t v i951 ,S , ' 'H' Fr . Qlpgimu-' Q42 45 O K Q9 lj 1 'I -w . , I, . 'Q--' 6 sf 'Il vi i Q - ,VV M 'Vff .LY h 1 ami in if Q 11 , - xiv - Fx., wife-- .EE :D fqef: -. 1 4 H i, - i Y, Fx 5 1 .,,1.,f', w , It L' 15 ,.f ,. a- I A 4 ' ' I1 1 3 1 fI,s1 g.' , K V , 'F 'X x uf ' HW I 7ce44men RATION BOOK ONE On September 3, 1942, ration book one was issued to the Class of '46 in the form of Initiation. We accepted this book and carried on filling it with many activities. STAMP I-Initiation In the tlrst week of our Freshmen Year the Sen- iors initiated us. They served refreshments and entertained us with a dance. SJTAMP ll-Class Elections President, Donald Murray: Vice President, Anna Seymourg Treasurer, Harold Doe: Secretary, Joan Smith. STAMP Ill-Raffle Successful class raffle of coal. Total receipts were 591. Stamp IV-Dance Our Hrst class dance was in October at which we gave away a door prize. STAMP V-Volley Ball Nancy McNamara, our captain, assembled a good volley ball team comprising Julia Donaleski. Marie LaFave, Mary O'Brien, Mary Catherine Mcfhellan, Judith Gotham, Betty Bean, Margaret Murray, Pa- ricia O'Ne11, Gloria McKee, Rita Robillard and Anna. Seymour. STAMP VI-Airplane Display We used stamp six for the building of model airplanes. Some of the Model airplanes were a P-38 Lockheed Lightning made by Jimmy Owens: A Ger- man Junker Stuka made by Frances Richards: Hawker Hurricane by Joe McKee 5 a flying fortress B-17 modeled by Jack Farley, a. British Defiant con- tributed by Joseph Dashnaw, and a British Spltiire made by Fred McDonald. STAMP Vll-Stamp Booth X. Jimmy Owens, John Costlgan, Fred McDon- ald, Joe McKee and .lack Farleyw proved them.- selves skilled carpenters in the construction of a de- fense stamp -booth which was decorated artistically by Julia Donaleski, Rita Robillard, Margaret Murray, Anna Seymour and Betty Bean. Among the pa- triotic stamp purchasers were: John Taver- nier, Helen Plumadore, Robert Donahue, Mar- garet Roshirt, Amy Burns, John Taylor, Leonard La- Pointe, Charles Tyo, Matthew Roshirt and Barbara Boyer. STAMP Vlll-For God and Country Anna Seymour, Gloria Lopez, Judith Gotham, Mary Woods, Pat 0-'Neil, Mary Catherine McLellan and Margaret Murray made scapulars at Christmas time for our boys in the armed forces. STAMP IX-Our Patriotic Family-A One-Act Play our Social play written In our Schools-at-War Program Science Class contributed a patriotic and directed by Gloria Lopez and presented for As- sembly. Taking part were Robert LaVenture, Mary Catherine McLellan, as the parents: and Donald Murray, Milo LaValley, Nancy' McNamara, Gertrude Cooke, Kathryn Barr and Pat O'Neil as the children. RATION BOOK TWO On January 4, 1943, we received ration book two. Beginning again we filled it with many activities trying to accomplish more than in the first book. Eight Points -'Honor Roll At the mid-year the Freshmen had the highest percentage on the Honor Roll. These included Mary Catherine McLellan, Gloria Lopez, Patricia O'Neil, Anna Sey-mour, Nancy McNamara, Margaret Murray, Judith Gotham, Ruth Cunningham, Gertrude Cooke and Milo I.aVa.lley. Five Points - Girls' Basketball Team Choosing Pat O'Neil as our Captain, Judith Goth- am, Betty Bean, Rita Robillard, Margaret Murray, Nancy McNamara, Mary Catherine McLellan, Marie LaFave, Mary O'Brien, Gloria McKee, Ruth Cunning- ham and Anna Seymour went out for basketball. Anna Seymour and Nancy McNamara were chosen for S.M.A.'s all-star team. Five Points - Boys' Basketball Team Harold Doe, Bob LaVenture, Ernest O'R0urke, Francis Richards, Jack Farley, Joseph Alfred Dash- naw, Bob Smith and Donald Murray made up the boys' team. They had a victorious game over the Sophomores and their aim for next year is top place. Five Points - Student Council The Freshmen elected four members as our rep- resentatives on the student council. They were Mary Catherine M-cLe1lan, Milo LaValley, Donald Murray. and Pat 0'Neil. The policemen chosen by the council were Nancy' McNamara, Anna Seymour, Har- old Doe and Bob LaVenture. Eight Points - Ransomlng Pagan Babies We have begun our nigh school career by ran- soming eight pagan fbabies and the year is not over yet. We all realize how much our foreign missions have suffered on account of the war and we are earnestly endeavoring to do our part. Two Points - Class Party On February 11, we held our class party in a dance hall, beautifully decorlated with our class colors. Our guests were Reverend Father Devan, Father Coseo and Father Ryan. A few Words were spoken by Donald Cardinal and the class otlicers. Two Points - Second Dance We held our second dance on February eleventh and it was both a social and financial success. Five Points - Ticket Contest We proved our school spirit in our cooperation in the sale ot tickets for the annual school play. As a class we sold the total of 570.20 worth of tickets. Our competition was among our own class mates. Joan Smith, our zealous secretary, worked hard to bring her team out highest. The other members of her team were Mary O'Brien, Gloria McKee and Mary Woods. They won the first prize offered by the school. Other teammates were: Ruth Cunningham, Gloria Lopez, Donald Cardinal, Fred McDonald, Harold Doe, Jack Farley, John Costigan, Joseph F. Dashnaw, Jim Owens, Matt Roshirt, Joe McKee, Joe and Bob Mont- gomery. Seven Points - War Workers - Participating in our war program are Jean Henry and Jane Whitcombe, Eleanor Doe, Edward O'Dona- hue, Julia Maloney and Mary Lapoint. We gladly used this point for Uncle Sam. Five Points-School Play ' Members of our own class who were chosen to take part in Sing a Song of Sixteen were Gloria Lopez, Margaret Murray, Judith Gotham, Mary Catherine McLellan, Patricia 0'Nell, Nancy Mc- Namara, and Anna Seymour. 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' X wfvX.wx:ww.q1.:.sf:uw -sm-Q. .M b v.,Qxww frsrxwwxmmmawmmvmw XY., .. -V it .L. 7.71.--,dv Y--,.,,. -. , :W ,, - , -- V -- -V--.W ,V , .,.- . n P QQ sa. F! 5:1 55 fi 3 ff ' xx 5 Y ...W'4T-it M When the students returned to school in September, they were surprised to learn that their coach Joseph Olbrys had been inducted into the Naval Reserve. This left the school without a coach and with no prospects of one. Father Devan scoured the North country and finally found a man capable of filling the position, Mr. George Welcher of Massena who had starred in football and baseball there. .Mr. Welcher arrived at St. Mary's Academy around Sep- tember 28 and immediately called the football players to re- port for practice. His call was answered by ten veterans of last year's team and by eleven new-corners. Due to the war gas rationing, we could schedule only one game. St. john's of Plattsburgh carried off the honors: I3-0. St. Mary's starting line-up was: Ends: Bill Ferguson, Hector Doe Tackles: Bill McNally, Paul Dupre Guards: Bert Authier, Robert Doe Center: Don Harradine. Backfield: Quarterback: Tom Seymour Halfbacks: Ross Jermano, Bob Laventure Full-back: .loc Rish V Manager: Dick Penfield GIRLS' All-Star Basketball Team Paul Dupre Thomas Dupre Rosa Jennano ? Harold Doe Robert Doe 7 William Ferguson Paul Murray Joseph Rish Thomas Seymour Manager: Donald Harradine Sadeafall Schuh WE THEY November, Madrid, away 18 11 December 1, Norwood, away ' 28 85 December 5, Canton, away 51 40 December 15' 0. F. A., O. F. A., 34 31 December 18, I. H. A. O. F. A. 33 38 January 8, St. Joseph's Malone, away 21 44 January 16, Madrid, here 28 ' 17 January 36' O. F. A., 0. F. A. 21 29 February 6, St. Joseph's, here 24 23 February 13, Canton, here Z2 20 February 16' O. F. A., O. F. A. 38 23 February 19, I. H. A. away 40 3-7 March 6, I. H. A., O. F. A. 24 25 Total Points 877 378 WON: 8 GAMES LOST: 5 GAMES It. Dee T. Seymour B. Ferguson J. Blah R.Jermano T. Dupre P. Dupre H. Doe P Murray D. Hsrrtdlllb Coach Welcher The conclusion of the boxing automatically opened the basketball season. Those who reported for practice are: Catcher: Don I-Iarradine, Bob Laventure. Pitcher: Paul Murray 6 A First Base: Paul Dupre Dick Delaney Second Base: Tom Dupre Don Murray Bill Ferguson Third Base: Short Stop: Tom Seymour, Hee Doe: Field: Dick Kennedy Harold Doe: John Dqfore Joe 0'Brien Zach!! Seidel, ' Score We They May 15 Watertown High School Here ........... 2 May 18 Gouverneur Away ............ 3 May 19 0. F. A. 3 May 22 Double-Header Away Watertown High School Immaculate Heart Academy May 28 Gouverneur Here MB? 81 0. F. A. June 4 Canton Away Jlme 6 Immaculate Heart Academy Here June 11 O. F. A . 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Tel. 4l Phone 873 Ogclensburg, New York Compliments Compliments of of a Hotel McConville, Inc FRIEND A. F. lVlcConville, Pres. BEST WISHES To The Class Of I943 CRIVERSIDE CPRESS Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of MCLELLAN FUNERAL SERVICE Congratulations to the bo d nd Class of 1943 d f hifmnje im, cR1QK5TT5' T352 IZIZHEBSZET I The ' FENDER-BODY-MAN Phone 473 Corner Lake-King Streets THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED BY THE OGDENSBURG PRESS Dbaaignzza cmcf ggfcinfeu OF SCHOOL ANNUALS LETTER PRESS THAT ARE DIFFERENT OFFSET - 'i---1 -V ' PERSONAL LOANS This bank welcomes loan applications, for this is one way we make money. 'Am application is judged on its merits, and if we think a loan is a proper in- vestment for our depositor's funds, we approve it promptly and appreciate getting it. OGDENSBURG TRUST C0 MPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. BLUE COAL Qffladden Coal Corporation A PHONE 44 COMPLIMENTS OF , Tl LAWRENCE J. 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Official Jewelers for the Class 1943 St. e?VIary's eflcademyi ALICE-ANNE. Beauty Studio 311 STATE ST. PHONE 1262 Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments Of TONY MILIA Brownbilt Shoe Store and Modern Shoe Rebuilding Compliments Of E. H. Stapelton Optometrist 325 STATE ST. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments Of K. J. McDonald Wallpaper - Paints Armstrong Linoleum OPP. CITY HALL PHONE 121:47-J Compliments Of J. J. Newberry Ford St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments Of Pagano's Cut Rate Drugs Compliments Of The Olympia Ice Cream Bar - Sandwich Shop 230 FORD ST' PHONE 541 Candies, News Room SCHOOL SUPPLIES I06 Ford Street Phone 375-J GREETING CARDS DIAMOND D. ZAHLAARIS, PROP. ' If it's LUIVIBER you want call J. J. DOYLB ' 1 LUMBER CO. PHONE 381 1227. PICKEERING ST. Compliments of CBANNER LAUNDRY OGDENSBURG. N. Y. Compliments of CDr. H. R. Stevenson 1 S K Dentist ReSta11I'a1 I,t 234 Ford Street Telephone 29 Henry Bouchard GREETINGS! Fred J. Gamache, '22 Meats, Groceries and Notions PHONE 213 1217 FORD ST. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Compliments of Paul A. LeRouX Compliments Of CRATH'S Quality Bakery -fr - I 2 2 I If your hair is not : becoming to you, you should be coming to me Bai1ey's Barber Shop K1-:EP 'EM FLYING 3 11T0 FORD ST. PHONE 662-J I Compliments Of DANA B. SHUNK Photographer Photo Engraver Compliments Of SHGLETTES GROCERIES PRESGRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY PHONTE 152 John J. Goodhart The Rexall Drug Store Try Our Drug Store First Phone Your Wanrts 122 FORD ST. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments Of McDonald Bros. Walkover Shoe Store PHONE 228 327 STATE ST. Compliments Of Borderfs Ice Cream l.16 MAIN STRJEET PHONE 373 Congratulations From MAYOR Francis B. Burns I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I 5 CDUPONTS 17 Lake St. TOBACOOS-CANDY-MAGAZINES RENTAL IJIBRAIRY PATENT MEDICINE FOUNTAIN SERVICE FFLMS DEVELOPED-25c A ROLL Compliments of Compliments Carrie 86' Helene-fs Of Beauty Shoppe Specializes in Machineless Permanents 8216 FORD ST. PHONE 385 STOLLMANS CLOTHING STORE Compliments Of S L A VIN ' S Furniture Store Compliments Of John H-annan I03 Isabella St. Phone I37 S O VI E ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments Of John Lawrance L PLANTS RUG MART Funeral Cut 13-19 FORD s-T. 1409 FORD sr. Designs ' Flowers Telephone 237-J Open Evenings Cards For Every Occasion Compliments Of TI-IE PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Founded 1858 NATHAN PRANICS SONS Ogdensburg's Finest and Largest Department Store Farrandls Flowers For Every Occasion TELEPHONE 188 118 KING ST. Compliments Of V Ggdensburg Paper 53 Glass Go., Inc. Office Supplies Paper Goods Glassware Compliments Of Kaplarfs Dept. Store Furnishings For The Entire Family , 310 FORD ST. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. FACTORY FRESH CIGARS, CFGARETTES, TOBACCOS and ' FOUNTAIN SERVICE WH1TMAN's, PAGE, SHAW, AND DURAND CHOCOLATES HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 0'Gonnor-Algie Go. The Busy Corner C.R211'I11SC-lell - ENVQIIVC THE GOODNESS OF Home Furnishings Funeral Hgmg BURKES, SHGES 412 State Street MAKES YQUR D01 1 A R Ogdensburg, N. Y. HAVE MORE CENTS Compliments Of ATS Men's Shop 229 FORD ST. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. THE. SURPRISE HEADQUARTERS FOR Graduation Dresses, From F rocks Young lVlen's Graduation Suits I BASTER'S Compliments Of 25,3 pt. ICE' CREAM 50c'Qt. Vine's Flower Shop ALL FLAVORS SANDWICHES Cut Flowers Potted Plants WE TAKE CARE QF Funeral Designs PARTIES 418 OHAMPLAIN STREET Compliments of F. J. Reagan, Pharmacist lce Cream - Magazines Drugs -- School Supplies Cosmetics 823 FORD STREET OGIDENSBURG. NEW YORK Compliments of St. Lawrence County Savings Bank Compliments Of RITE, EXCHANGE The well-supplied store Quality Laundering Oclorless Dry Cleaning LaVi?5ne's Laundry ZORIC DRY CLEANING 36 MAIN STREET PHONE 945 PRIBDMANS ED PETEFSON LADIES, SHOP WIMPYS INN and The Home Men. Sho fs P FISH FRYS AND TEXAS HOTS or , NEW FASHIONS 0i3i11i1FNcE1lJUiLr1flf1Ti1W1?TY. Q John Barr Co., Inc. Hardware - Paints 21'9-22-1 FORD ST. OGDENSBFURG N. Y. Compliments Of Cl-?ope Optical Co. Ogclensburg, N. Y. GEO. W. BAILEY Optometrist Compliments Of Clyde F. Brandy Pharmacist 325 STATE S'IlR.EET OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compounding Prescriptions A Specialty PHONE 198 WE DELIVER Compliments Of J. P. PERRIS 834 FORD ST. OGDELNSBURG, N. Y. Compliments Of CDlHl39Tg CBros. Popular Priced Footwear 211 FORD ST. OGDENSBUIRG, N. Y. Compliments Of Vogue Beauty Shop 232 Ford street Phone 1091-J Compliments Of J. P. Sharp Co. l04 Lake Street Compliments Of B Z? S Motor Co. Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Zephyr Z Cjlzfs,-gfgr'-'71-4fz,.f!Z Jff-7 .' A J f . 1 , z , . sa, fx ,4. ,' .x. , 11, , I .xv b af N I 7 I p, , V' .','J'. Jq-4454,-'-'K fxi: 1 - M wwf 1' 5E5'5f?2+Wf0'9fQ- -fff i3'gzZ'5 1 . .., 1-5, Q A W . - '- --'v '. 'fE, .- 'J' .. v, ' 4,59--L9 - X 'Mo' '79 O 5' ' . 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