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Rev. George Marcil, O.F.M. The same year that we began our college career, Father George Marcil also was beginning his career in the service of God . This duel novitiate created a spec1al bond between Father George and the Class of 1962. Father George, the former Dean of Men, has now assumed the post of Chaplain in addition to his other priestly and academic duties. Despite all th1s work, Father George is always ready to lend a willing hand and to give a word of encouragement whenever needed. No matter how busy he may be, this dedicated man of God always finds tlr:te to attend extracurncular activities whether they be a spqrts event or a social function . We, the Senior Class of St. Francis College, who began our college days with Father George Marcil, feel tha.t 1t is fitting that we should end them by dedicat ing this book to him - our classmate.

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Adminis

MR. ERNEST THERRIEN

Registrar

REV. CLARENCE LAPLANTE, 0. F. M.

REV. FREDERICK BELANGER, 0. F. M.

Advisor to the President

President of the College

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REV. DONALD NICKNAIR, 0. F. M.

REV. OSCAR GIROUX, 0. F. M.

Dean of the College

Director of Student Affairs

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REV. MATTHEW AUDIBERT, 0. F. M.

MR. WAYNE LAGO

Director of Development

REV. OVIDTA:\GU-\Y, O.F.M.

Treasurer

Director of the Alumni

MR. WILLIAM SUTT0:-1

REV . BLAISE LAGACE, 0. F. M.

Director of Athletics

Librarian

Division

MR. HUGH HENNEDY, B. A., M. A. Chairman, Humanities Division; Associate Profes,or of English

MR. ROBERT PARENTEAU, B. A. , M. A. Assistant Professor of French

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REV . JOHN- M BENOIT, O. F. M., B. A. Associate Professor of Greek

MR. JAMES NEE B. A., M.A. lns"tructor m Eng.lish and German

Humanities

MR. DAVID DeTURK, B. A. , M. A. Instructor in English

MR. CLAYTON EATON, Lecturer in Mus1c; Duector of Glee Club

MR. HERVE POISSANT, B. A. , M. \ , Assistant Professor of French

REV. BLAISE LAGACE, O. F. M. , B. A. Instructor in Latin and French

Division of Natural Science and Mathematics

MR. WILLI\M SUTTON, B. 路\ .

Chairman, Division of Natural Science and Mathematics; Ass ' t . Professor of Natural Science

REV. DONALD NICKNAIR, 0 . F. M., B. \ ., M. S. Instructor o C.hem stry

REV. MATTHEW AUDlBERT , O. F. M., B. A., M. A. Assist ant Professor of Mathematics

MR. EDWARD FOSS, B. S., M. S. Instructor oi Biology

Division of Theology and Philosophy

REV . OSCAR GIROUX,

0 , F. M. , B. A. , Ph. L. Chairman, Division of Theology and Philosophy; Associate Professor of Philosophy

REV. GEORGE MARCIL, O.F.M., B. A., M.A.

Instructor in Philosophy; Chaplain

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REV. REGINALD ROY, O , F. M., B. A. Insuuctor in Philosophy

REV. W \LTER BED \RD,

0 . F. M., B. \ ,, S. T. D. Assistant Professor of Theology

Division of Social Sciences and Education

MR. J. FREDERICK WARNER, B.A. , M. A. Professor of History

MR. ERNEST THERRIEN, B. A. , M.A. Chairman, Division of Social Sciences and Education; Professor of Economics

MR. JACQUES M. DOWNS , B. A ., M. A. , Ph. D . Instructor in American History

REV. KEVIN KIDD, 0 . F. M., B. A., M. A. Associate Professor of Education

MR. WAYNE LAGO, B. A. , M. Ed . Assistant Professor of Education

REV. ETHELBERT FLOOD, 0. F. M. , B. A. , M. A. On leave of absence

REV. M. ALCANTARA PELLETIER, O. F. M. , B. A. Assistant Dean of Men

The faculty and an enriched curriculum reflect our point of view that growth means the suengthening of all those forces that make a college or university great; for one of the really critical issues in higher education concerns the kind and quallty ot an edu cational program which will provide the opportunities for optimum intellectual development . We cannot remain static; for this will contribute to a potentially dangerous Jag between educational effon and mounting educational requirements. REV. CLARENCE LAPLANTE, O. F. M. PRESIDENT

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PAU L A. CLOUTIER, B. A. "Clouch" Scholastic Philosophy

Lewiston, Me.

Ambition: Priesthood Boat Club: 1. "Canticle": 4. Dean' s List: 4. Essef Press: 1. Glee Club Concert: 3 , 4 . Third Order: 1, 2 , 3, 4. Soccer manager: 3, 4. Tennis: 1. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2, 3, 4. Softball: 1.

â&#x20AC;˘ ROSAlRE F. DOYON, B. A. " Rosie" LewlSton, Me.

Scholastic Philosophy Ambition: Teacher

Boat Club: 1. Christmas Ball : 3. Commencement Ball : 1. Glee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Quartet 3, 4. Schola Cantorum: 1, 2 . Winter Carnival: 3. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball : 2 . Softball : 2, 4.

MICHAEL E. BAKER, B. A. "Bake" Bangor, Me.

English Ambition : Teacher

"Canticle": 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4. Christmas Ball: 1, 2. Dean's List : 4. Glee Club Concert: 3, 4. MOTUS: 3, 4. Parents' Weekend: 2, 3. Student Senate: 1, 2 ; Secretary 2 . "Sepian": 1, 2, 3, 4; News Editor 4. Symposium: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. Winter Carnival : 1, 2. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball : 1, 2, 3, 4. Soft ball : 1, 2, 3, 4. Recipiem of St. Francis Medal for Leadership, 1960 . Delegate to the Maine State Conference on the Retention of College Graduates, 1961 and 1962.

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JAMES M. FAGAN, B. A.

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Newport, R. 1.

History Ambition: Business

Commencement Ball: 3. Parents' Weekend: 3. Student Senate: 3, 4; President: 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. Winter Carmval: 3.

FRANCIS J. McBREEN, B. A. "Frank" History

Albany, N. Y. Ambition: Business

Current Events: 4. Historical Society: 1, 2, 3, 4 . Turtle Club: 1, 2 , 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1, 3. Softball: 1, 2, 3.

ROBERT A. LORD, B. A. "Bob"

East Lebanon, Me.

History

Ambition: College Teacher Christmas Ball : 1, 2 . Commencement Ball: 1, 2. NFCCS: 2; Junior Delegate 2. Town Club: 4; Vice-President 4. Winter Carnival: 1, 2. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT J. CORCORAN, B. A. "Corky" Farmingdale, N. Y.

English

Ambition: College Teacher "Canticle": 3, 4; Business Manager 3, 4. Dean' s List: 4. Glee Club Concert: 3, 4. MOTUS: 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 2; Editor 3, 4. Parents' Weekend: 2. "Sepian" : 3, 4; Business Manager 4. Symposium: 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3, 4. Winter Carnival: 2 . Turtle Club: 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 4. Softball: 2, 3, 4. Delegate to Maine State Conference on Retention of College Graduates, 1961.

.. WILLIAM C . MURRAY, B. A. "Dinque" Newburyport, Mass.

History

Ambition: Teacher Glee Club: 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4. MOTUS: 3, 4; Business Manager 3, 4. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball: 1, 2, 3, 4.

DAVID L. GOVONI, B. A. "Dave" Winchester, Mass.

Scholastic Philosophy

Ambition: Teacher Historical Society : 1, 2, 3. Glee Club: 2, 3. Schola Cantorum: 2. Third Otder: 1, 2, 3.

PHILLIP R. S. HOFFORD, B. A. "Pope" English

Kingston, R.I. Ambition: Journalist

Boat Club: 1. "Canticle": 2, 3, 4. Christmas Ball: 1. Glee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Quartet 3, 4. Schola Cantorum: 1. "Sepian": 1, 2, 3. Third Otder: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2, 3.

PHILLIP J. SM!T H, B. A. "Smitty" History

Greenwich, Conn. Ambition: Business

Historical Society: 1, 2, 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4 . Softball: 1, 2, 3 â&#x20AC;˘

.. RICHARD A. RYAN, B. A. "Antique'' Flushing, N.Y.

History Ambition: Teacher

Boat Club: 1, 2 ; Vice-President 1, 2 . Historical Society: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4. NFCCS: 4; Senior Delegate 4. Glee Club: 1. Student Senate: 4. Town Club: 4.

JOSEPH A. CARRIER, B. A. "Jose" Biddeford , Me.

Philosophy Ambition: Teacher

"Canticle" : 3, 4. Dean' s List: 2, 3, 4. Dramatics: Glee Club: 2 , 3, 4; Librarian 3 ; Secretary- Treasurer 4. Italian Club: 2. L' Academie Francaise: 3, 4 ; President 3. Third Order : 3, 4 .

ROGER A. FORTIN, B. A. ''Rog" Kennebunk, Me.

History

Ambition : College Teacher Dean's List: 1, 2 , 3, 4. Historical Society: 1, 2, 3. Librarian: 1. Student Senate: 3. Baseball: 1, 2, 3. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2.

RICHARD G. LONSDALE, B. A. "Dick" Saco, Me.

Philosophy Ambition: Priesthood

"Canticle" : 1, 2, 3; Editor 3. Dean 's List: 3, 4. MOT US: 3, 4; Associate Editor 3, 4. Third Order: 2, 3,4 .

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.. ERNEST F. PELLETIER, B. A. "Ernie" West llartford, Conn.

History

Ambition: Teacher Parents' Weekend: 2, 3. 4. Town Club: 4. Winter Carnival: 3. Turtle Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Soccer: 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4. Basketball: 1. Baseball: 1, 2, 3. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2, 3 , 4. Softball: 4.

LAWRENCE J. CONLEY, B. A. "Larry" Philosophy

Portland, Me. Ambition: Priesthood

"Canticle" : 3. Dramatics: 4. MOT US: 4 . Third Order: 1, 2 , 3, 4. Town C l ub: 1. Winter Carnival: 1.

THOMAS J. DEFONCE. JR., B. A. " Moose路路 Trumbull, Conn.

Mathematics

Ambi tion: C onstruction Business Bo at Club: 2 , 3 , 4. Chr istmas Ball: 2 . Parents' Weekend: 3. Winter Carnival: 3 . Turtle Club: 1, 2 , 3, 4. Soccer: 1 , 2 , 3, 4. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 1. Softball: 1 , 2 , 3 , 4.

JOHN VARRONE, B. A. "Baron" History

Pl ainville , Conn. Ambition: Business

Boat Club: 1, 2, 3. Third Order: 1, 2, 3. Town Cl ub: 4 .

JOHN J. O'ROURKE. B. A. "Dourke路路 Waterbury. Conn .

History

Ambition: Florist Christmas Ball: 3. Historical Society: 1 , 2, 3, 4; Vice -President 4. Third Order: 1, 2, 3 , 4.

LANCE D. VENTRY, B. A. "Lance" History

Peekskill, N. Y. Ambition: Diplomatic Service

Chronicle: 1, 2; Secretary- Treasurer 2. Current Events: 4. Dramatics: 4; Vice- President: 4. Historical Society: 2, 3 , 4; President: 4. 路路 Sepian": 3, 4. To1vn Club: 4. Debate Club: 3, 4; Captain: 3, 4.

JOHN T . SHEPARD, B. A.

"Shep" Waterbury, Conn.

Economics

Ambition: Business Christmas Ball: 2. Economics Club: 4 . Parents' Weekend: 1. Glee Club: 1. "Sepian": 3. Third Order: 2 . Town Club: 4. Winter Carnival: 1. Turtle Club: 4.

RICHARD G. HAWES , B. A. "Dick" Biddeford, Me .

English Ambit ion: Author

" C anticle'' : 4. Town Club: 1, 2 . Turtle C lub: 1 , 2 , 3, 4. Basketball: 1, 2 , 3 ; Captain: 3 . INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 4. Softball: 1 , 2. 3, 4 .

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DONALD A. DUMONT, B. A. "Dubber" Somersworth, N.H .

History

Ambit ion: Teacher Current Events: 4. Dean's List: 1, 4. Historical Society: 2 , 3 . Parents ' Weekend: 1 , 2. Student Senate: 3 , 4. Town Club: 4. Winter Carnival : 2. Soccer: 1, 2 , 3 , 4. Basketball: 1. Baseball: 1. INTRAMURAL: Basketball: 2 , 3. 4 . Softball: 2 , 3, 4.

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Senior

MICHAEL E. BAKER

293 Grove Street Bangor, Maine

947 - 7284

JOSEPH A. CARRIER

34 Birch Sueet Biddeford, Maine

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PAUL A, CLOUTIER

32 River Street Lewiston, Maine

782- 4273

LAWRENCE J. CONLEY

68 Winter Street Portland, Maine

SP 3-7844

ROBERT J. CORCORAN

107 Merritt Road Farmingdale, New York

MY 4-5368

THOMAS J, DeFONCE, Jr.

32 Calhoun Avenue Trumbull, Conn.

AM 8-2127

ROSAlRE F. DOYON

118 Bartlett Sueet Lewiston, Maine

783-3503

DONALD A. DUMONT

70 Buffumsville Road Somersworth, N.H.

692-4246

JAMES M. FAGAN

42 Thurston Avenue Newport, Rhode Island

VI 7-2336

ROGER A. FORTIN

8 Tidewater Coun Kennebunk, Maine

DAVID L. GOVONI

7 Robinson Circle Winchester, Mass.

PA 9-5292

RICHARD G. HAWES

169 Hill Sueet Biddeford, Maine

AT 3-3334

PHILLIP R. S. HOFFORD

U, R, I. Faculty Apt. E-3 Kingston, Rhode Island

ST 3-3788

Directory

JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON

55 Ridgewood Avenue Central Islip, N. Y.

CE 4-8535

RICHARD G. LONSDALE

22 Pleasant Street Saco, Maine

AT 4-5277

ROBERT A. LORD

East Lebanon, Maine

LE 2043

FRANCI S J, McBREEN

56 Rebee Street Albany, New York

UN 9- 9741

WILLIAM C. MURRAY

11 Charles Street Newburyport, Mass .

HO 5- 3424

JOHN J. O' ROURKE

269 Columbia Blvd . Water bury, Conn.

753 - 0931

ERNEST F. PELLETIER

24 Walkley Road

AD 2-4383

West Hartford, Conn. RICHARD A . RYAN

36-14 165 Street Flushing, New York

IN 3-0208

JOHN J, SHEPARD

35 Meuill Street

755-3531

Waterbury, Conn •

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PHILLIP J, SMITH

8 Hickory Drive Greenwich, Conn.

JE 1-7062

JOHN VARRONE

93 Broad Street Plainville, Conn.

SH 7-0838

LANCE D. VENTRY

Locust Avenue Peekskill, New York

PE 7-2879

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0 Bro. Charles, r .1. C. , explaining to 1\.hchael baKer what is to be covered during the current term at St. Lotus lligh.

Richard Hawes explaining to a Second Year English class that "Poetry 1s experience. "

Student Teachers

Ros<ure Doyon telb a Freshman

French eLm at ~t . Loub ihgh t 1c llner points of the "passe' cornpo)~~"

Roger Fortin wlth ~orne of his American Htstory in the St. Joseph High School Ltbrary .

Underclassmen

Class

J. Peterson, J, Callan, W. Magee, M. Poulin, P. Duchemin

P. Jotmston, E. Talbot, E. Trebilcock, P. Bednarz, F. Lebeau

J. Cooney, J. Tkatch, R. DuPuis, P. Makuck, W. Dimond

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D. Keohane, E. Previdi, R. Brady, R. Conway, J. Wyant

R. Elias, E. Peters, J. Zahor, D. Reale

F. Birmingham, R. Dunbar, M. Pelletier, w. Ayer, P. Jordan

Class

C . Gagnon, E. Neiman, H. Lucas, J. Kerr, F. Young

FRONT ROW: J. Byrnes, J. Clar ke BACK ROW : R. Check, R. Berry. J. Capobianco

FRONT ROW : M. Austin, R. Barry BACK ROW: G. Burke, D. Beaulieu, J. Benjamin

H. St. Pierre, S. Rice, W. McCormick, D. Moschella, R. Mathieu, R. Mason

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N. Taylor, W. Marrah, B. Mahoney, J. Prender gast, J. Hart

R. Perreault, P. Lynch, J. Vachon

R. Lamarine, R. Jones, J. O' Brien, W. Masterson, N. Patrick

A. Wilcox, J. Robert

FRONT ROW: R. DeLeo, M. Enstine BACK ROW: J. Dawson , F. Coyne, N. Curley

Class

D. Dickson , P. Chavonclle, E. Craven, T. DeMaio, F. DeLeon, A. DiPaola

R. Boisvert, L. Brandi, A. Brooks, R. Calio, T . Bowker, R. Braga

P. Poulin, T . McKenzie, R. Schuck, M. Mcinerney, P. Plaszczenski

J. Kelly, J. Craig, J. Handlon, H. Hoffman, J. Kenney, G. Finke

L. Rotando, M. Seney, B. Sheehan, J. Moschello, M. Stanton

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J. Coffin, R. Coniff, M. Courchesne, R. Brouillette, P. Cenci, P. Roy

SEATED : G. LaBelle, J. Kenny, J. Kennedy STANDING: L. Koch, J. Kelly, P. Kirby

T . Sullivan, D. Sullivan, J. Strong, G. Sefranek, L. Pristavec, B. O'Rourke

G. Pope, T . Murphy, A. Meglio, T . McCartan, H. McAuley, L. Nylander

E. Frauer, R. fournier, K. Finnerty , H. Fritz, E. Fassbender, A. Haiko

D. Caron, P. Dumont, R. Thibeault, R. Casey, R. Dugre, J. Camire

R. Limoges, P. Lamb, L. Letendre, P. McCarthy,

J. Low

R. TrembJay, T . Tunny, W. VanLoan, F. Vallante, D. Viera, D. Walsh

E. Morino, B. Morelle, R. Moore, W. Maywall, P. Murphy, P. Morisette

1. Boldiga, M. Bora, J. Boudreau, D. Atkins, T . Assante, T . Atkins

FATHER KEVIN EDUCATING FUTURE EDUCATORS

"TURN TO II PETER 1:4"

"YOU CAN SAY THAT, BUT I WOULDN'T. .

"LET'S SEE . . . TWELVE ABSENCES , THAT MEANS YOU IIAVE TWO CUTS AND ONE TARDY."

"NOW LET' S HAVE THE ROLL - CALL. "

"THE POPE SAID THAT?"

"HAVE YOU GOT ALL THAT, DAVID?"

"HEY, SOMEBODY'$ TAKING PICTURES."

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The Retreat Master, Father Luke Chabot, 0 . F. M.

"MY LORD AND M Y GOD"

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Organizations

THE CAST: Michael Austin (Alexis), Robert Dunbar (the footman) , Mr. James Nee (director), John Zahor (Constantine) , Rochid Elias (Boris)

An electrifying moment when Boris is about to assassinate Alexis.

"THE GAME OF CHESS" by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman

Friars Club "THE RISING OF THE MOON" by Lady Gregory

THE CAST: Lance Vemry (a political exile), Richard Schuck (Policeman B) , Mr. David DeTurk (director), Merill Seney (Policeman X) , William Farnan (the Sergeant)

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SEATED: Lance Ventry STANDING: James Hare, John McCabe, George Finke , Raymond Deane, Neil Curley

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Jean- P. Troadec, Emile Talbot, Mr . Robert Parenteau, Joseph Carrier , Paul Morrissette, Edward Moreno

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THE SEPIAN St Fran c is Co! l ege Riddefo r d.Maine

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llnerican Novel Instructor For Z-'63 Appointed Father Clarence has an · el the appointment o1 1c F. Farnham to th( ulty of sr . lor the 19 2- 3 year 1 farnham will be the ir· the field of ovel. • r . farnham, a nativ(!

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EDITORIAL BOARD

SEATED: Rochid Elia~ , Dennis Reale (Editor? , Emi le Ta l het STANDING: Michael Baker , Franc i s Le~eau , R1c1a rd Conway

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Robert Corcoran , Jehn Zaher , Danlel Keohane .

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Schola Cantorum

TilE QUARTET: Norman Taylor, Phillip llofford. Rosaire Doyon, John Tkatch

This year, besides appearing with the rest of the Glee Club, the Quartet also has made several other appearances including one on \VGAN - TV.

St. Francis

MEMBERS : TENOR I Phillip Hofford Norman Taylor George Findlen Fred Young Ray Coniff

TENOR II Henri St- Pierre John Benjamin Robert Dunbar Joseph Carrier Leonard Letendre Maurice Courchesne Richard Lamarine Paul Morisette Raymond Limages

BASS I Rosaire Doyou Conrad Gagnon Peter Jordan Joseph Boldiga Raymond Mason George Scfranck Ed\\路ard Trebilcock

Director . . . MR. CLA YT0:-1 EA TO:-!

BASS II Paul Bednarz Chuck Amarosino John Prendergast Michael flood Merrill Seney Milton Enstine John Tkatch

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Economic a

John Kelly, Freshman Rep., William Dimond, Junior Rep., William Magee, Junior Rep. , Gerard Burke, Sophomore Rep. , James Hart, Sophomore Rep. Missing: Robert Sheehan, Freshman Rep., John Tkatch, NFCCS Delegate, Rev. Oscar Giroux, o. f. m., moderator.

WILLIAM DIMOND Treasurer

WILLIAM B. MAGEE Acting President

Student Senate Association

JAMES HART Secretary

THE CANTICLE

Boat Club

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ROBERT J. CORCORAN

Editor

DANIEL F. KEOHANE

RICHARD G. LONSDALE

Associate Editor

Matus '62

WILLIAM MASTERSON Sports Editor REV. BLAISE LAGACE , 0. F. M. Moderator

PAUL CENCI Circulation M anager

MICHAEL BAKER Assistant to the Editor

WILLIAM MURRAY Business Manager

Turtle Club The crowd at our annual dance.

TURTLE BASKETBALL TEAM Won - - - - - - - - - - - 0 Los t - - - - - - - - - - - 43 Didn't Show Up ---- 2

THE CAPTAI N OF OUR BASEBALL TEAM " As we raise our glasses on high . . . 路路 JOE

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Third Annual Parents'-College Weekend

The Glee Club entertaining the guem at the Co - ~halrmcn,

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closing assembly.

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Roger Fortin speaking on the life of a St. Franc:1J student,

â&#x20AC;˘ Dr . Jacques Downs explaining the advantages of a 11beral arts college.

Mr. Wayne La go stressing the importance or development.

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UPPER RIGHT: Dr. A. P. Romunas, noted author of education texts and Director of the Centre of Comparative Education at the University of Ottawa. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Horace Hildreth, former governor of Maine and lecturer on the political and economic structure of Pakistan. CENTER: Bishop Daniel J. Feeney, Primate of the Diocc)e of Portland.

Jazz Concert

"Let's Twist again . .

The pause that refreshes.

The big solo.

Winter B a

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Buzz Peters amuses a group . . .

The Ball

The last dance of a perfect weekend.

Time to rest the muscles and reload the camera.

Carnival THE GROUP

THE JUDGES

THE SELECTION

Student Senate Banquet

Enjoying a hearty repast

Father Clarence explaining the plans for the fu ture.

cepting the presi dency of the Sen ate.

THE SENATE FOR THE 1962 - 63 ACADEMIC YEAR

Bill Magee presenting Father Clar ence with a gift for the library fund . The Guest Speaker - FATHER WILFRED

First Annual Sports Night

Paul Cloutier receiving his sweater for four years of service to the soccer team.

Father George presenting Dick Mathieu a trophy for playing on the winning intramural team.

And every one \.-as there . . .

The guest speaker, Red Auerback, of the Boston Celtics.

Coach Serpico awarding Mickey Pelletier his varsity letter for captaining the "Red Knights" basketball team.

THe WORLD SITUATION ISN'T TOO GRIM

IT ALL DEPENDS ON TilE WAY YOU LOOK AT IT

"SEE , I TOLD YOU IT WAS SPELLED WRO:-.:G o

SELLING TICKETS ISN' T TOO BAD

THEN AGAIN , NEITHER IS DISTRIBUTING PROGRAMS

A jubilant John Tkatch - he received a rebate in breakage fee.

Smiling Paul Cloutier saying, .. Sorry, no mail today. "

Everybody is conltl!mplating Buzz Peters' next move against the electronic brain .

Mr. Therrien caught in a casual pose. "!fey. look, there 's a

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THE CHAMPS: "Duke" Barry. "Patch" Check, "Looney" Lucas. Connie Gagnon, Jim King. Dick Mathieu, Mickey O'Brien, Frank Coyne, Brian "One Second" Mahoney.

In Recognition The staff of MOTUS ' 62 would like to take this opportunity to recognize the work that Brother Bonaventure has done for St. Francis College. Brother Bonaventure has lived the Franciscan life by working with the soil and by improving the land scape around the College. Almost single- handedly. he built Our Lady of Peace Shrine and has always kept the grounds around the Shrine in excellent condition . During the summer , he makes sure that the shrubs and flowers are in bloom; during Christmastide, he enhances the beauty of the Shrine 1-'ith colored lights and trees. It is our hope that this little tribute to Brother Bonaventure will show the staff's, as 1vell as the rest of the college's, appreciation for the work this man has done.

BROTHER BONA VENTURE

all the comforts of home .

no time for breakfast before an 8: 30 class .

too bad they don' t offer a cour)e 10 automotive

cnginccnng.

Paul Duchman I>Ondcring the wheceabouu of Ggdot,

Is he outside playing tennis?

Is he Tony Braga's opponent in the gym?

It looks as if John za hor has seen him.

Or is he on the ball field?

News (and possibly a check) from home.

A linle bit of seasoning adds to the flavor .

Looks of appreciation .

A view from the other side.

Everything has to be measured .

"What should we serve rod a y?"

There's always the dishes.

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"Are they kidding?"

" It is so ridiculous that I

'-'On't even disturb myself to answer them. "

"I'm all set to carry my first million to the bank."

"With a smile like this can I possibly fail to be a success?"

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llal Lucas and h:s Blue :-=ores

\'' 1at ,om.: don' t '1a'c in 'ThiSte.Jt :aknt. the~ mak.:- up for in .ltt~ 足 letics .

some like to meditate

Others like the finer things in life

Still, some

While some others like to look for lost objects.

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Father George does not look too happy at 3: 00am.

Willy Masterson only stretches

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But Bill Dimond catches a nap ~o.Âˇhcnever he ;:an.

\ In the Spring a young man's fancy turns to daydreaming

In the Fall, the young man's fancy turns to Ben llur

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) "Alright, no\\ just a little more to the left."

!1.-1!. Sutton receiving the hammer with

\ooÂˇhich to make little ones out of big ones.

NEWS EVENT: Helicopter lands on the soccer field.

Rocky Elia.-; is amused by it

Bill Magee is skeptical

Most people like the food at the College

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If some don' t, they will eat out

But there is no need to threaten the food manager in the presence of the chef.

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SorhoMoRE.s

"Twist Again"

Conrad Gagnon outmaneuvers Gordon's halfback.

St. Francis St. Fran cis St. Francis

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Gorham State Gordon Babson

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St. St. St. St.

Francis Francis Francis Francis

3 0 1 0

Nichols Barrington ~elâ&#x20AC;˘< England Nasson

5 5 2 0

Jack Dawson rides off opponent

Defensive ace, Ernie Pelletier, makes it look easy.

RED KNIGHTS KNEELING: J. Gagnon, J. Dawson, R. Deane, R. Check, C. Amorosino, A . Assante, L. Brandi. J. McCabe, D. Viera, J. Johnston ST-\NDING: ]. Benjamin(mgr.), T. DeFonce, G. Finke, R. Barry, L. Pristavec, \V. Magee , E. Masi, E. Peters, E Pelletier, M. Mcinerney, R. Struck, M. Seney, P. Chavonelle, R. Sheehan, J. Vachon, B. O'Rourke (mgr. ), J. Peterson , Mr. W. Sutton (coach)

CO- CAPTAINS Ernie Pelletier and Bill Magee

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Tony Assanti and Lou Brandi on the attack.

Offensive Might

Assanti and Brandi stymied by Gordon 's goalie

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Duke Barry snagging ball from a desperate opponent.

Defensive Strength

The defense about to spring into action

Ernie Pelletier casting his shadow on an opponent.

The Source of our strength

Heads we win, tails you lose!

"But ref . .

Tension mounts as the team prepares for the big game with Nasson.

Basketball -~-'1"5".

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THE TEAM KNEELING: Mr . Richard Fleurant (Ass't. Coach) , Lynn Rotando, Paul Blair, James Kerr, James Craig. Mr. Neil Serpico (Coach) STANDING: William Masterson, John Kelly, Thomas McCarten, Michael Stanton, Timothy O'Leary. Raymond Perrault , Michael Pelletier

Co- Managers, Terry Samway and Bernie O'Rourke examine the seasons' statistics.

MICKEY "B" PELLETIER

T. J. O'LEARY

J[M "RAKER" KERR

MIKE STANTON JACK "BIP" KELLY

Believe it or not but McCartan missed this one.

Pelletier + Block - Opponent = Two points

Only two seconds left and Jim Craig lets fly .

Tim O'Leary easily out-jumps smaller foe.

Jim Kerr adds two more tO\\ a rd the 19 points he scored against Babson .

CAPTAIN: Mtckey "B" Pelletier

S.F.C. S. F. C. S. F. C. S.F.C. S.F.C. S.F.C.

74 60 87 66 81 67

Topson U.M.P. Babson Durfee Nasson N.E.C. S.F.C.

67 64 86 74 74 70 67

S.F.C. S. F. C. S.F.C. S:F.C. S.F.C. S.F.C. N.E.C.

54 85 73 77 71

88 77

U.M.P. Babson Nasson MVTI Babson Topson

75 87 72 99

KNEELING: Rotando, STANDING: Vall ante,

Paul Blair, Jim Kerr, Pete Murphy, Larry Pristavec, Joe Einemann , Jim Kelley, Rick Pavao , Lynn George Finke (mgr. ) Bill Magee (co - cap' t), Andy Haiko, Mike Mcinerney, John Peterson (co- cap' t), Tom Tunney, Rick Mike Stanton, Moe Whitman, Tony Fava, Andy Grieco, Mr. "Red" Fleur am (coach).

Bill Magee blasting his 450 foot homer against Nasson on May 16, 1962.

u. M.P. coach a"aiting action at first base . . . it never came .

RECORD S. F. C. S. F.C . S.F. C. S. F.C. S. F. C. S.F. C.

5 11

3 4 1

Nasson MVTI UMP MVTI UMP Nasson

0 14 2

5 4 4

Joe Einemann cutting loose with a fast ball .

Bill Magee stretching for a high throw

Are you sure I have five demerits for allowing those two runs?

Final Hours

Commencement Ball

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"I could have danced all night . .

Paul Roy and his band .

Mr. DeTurk admiring the bouquet presented to Mrs. DeTurk in rec ognition for being the faculty fami ly that attended the most social functions.

Every one who attended had a good time

ABOVE: Something appears to have struck Father George humorously. RIGHT: Mike Baker giving an example of his skill on the drums.

Dancing provides a good time for small talk .

THE FINAL PRACTICE

SOMETHING NEW

THE LAST MILE

Baccalaureate

REV. WALTER BEDARD, OFM

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Commencement

Exercises

BISHOP DANIEL J. FEENEY

Father Clarence conferring a Doctor of Letters degree on Rev. Fern and Porter. O.F.M.

Guest Speaker: REV. JUVENAL LALOR, 0. F. M.

Bishop Feeney receiving a Doctor of Letters degree.

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