St Marys Academy - Sesame Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

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Loretta Coache, Treasurer Agnes Brown, Secretary Aurianne Bechard, President Audrey Babbie, Vice President

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On a Saturday morning in the year 1962, a woman was reading her newspaper. She stopped abruptly as an article in the paper caught her attention. She must clip this, she thought, and post it in the album she kept. This album contained many such clippings recording the accom- plishments of the 1952 graduating class of St. Mary's Academy. With glad smiles playing about her mouth the lady searched each of the arti- cles over reminiscently as she had done so many times before. This is what she read: We witnessed an odd phenomenon this afternoon. A young lady named Loretta Coache opened a garage a week ago. Today we realized it was not only owned but operated by Miss Coache. She was acting as a garage mechanic, grease monkey, and car washer all in one, and believe it or not, business was fine. The Ayrshire that took first prize at the county fair this year be- longed to Gerald Boire, owner of a huge cattle ranch in Texas. Mr. Boire has been raising prize winners for several years now. Claire Bedard has taken a trip to see her sailor husband. She has given up her job and is taking on the full time job of Sailor's wife which includes visiting many ports, with home port seldom being on the schedule. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have made another capture. Lead- ing the men to victory was Sergeant Maurice Guerin whose name is becom- ing quite as renowned as that of Sergeant Preston. Agnes Brown has taken the position of customs inspector at the Blackpool custom house. By the way you may have read some of the books she writes as a hobby. One has made the best seller list. June Goven, the wife of a prominent agriculturer has made another successful appearance as a promising young singing star. She is also an actress in her own right. Following in the footsteps of her sisters, Aurianne Bechard has oc- cupied a position in a Washington office for quite some time now. Un- like her sisters though, she married her boss who's a doctor. George Hinerth that famous young comedian of stage and screen is referred to by the critics as a second Jerry Lewis. His latest triumph is a movie called Everyone Beware. Friends have been congratulating Bernadette Guay on her recent pro- motion. It is quite a feat for a woman yet in her twenties to become manager of a chain store. She is happy with her success and can now afford to drive a blue car of her own. James Barbeau after leaving a very brilliant naval career, has en- tered upon an equally great career as a T. V. Villain. His most suc- cessful act is entitled What is it?