Memories 1959

MR . WILLIAM A. SUTTON: During our four years at St. Francis High, you have been to us more than just a teacher; you have supervised our physical activities; you have served as Student Council advisor; you have given to many of us, free of charge . special tutoring;you have coached the tennis and bowling teams; you have spent hours in the laboratory helping us to further our knowledge; you have this year ably served as our class advisor.

To us you are a model as the father of a Christian family. You are a man whom we will always respect; you are a man whom we will never forget.

To you we gratefully dedicate this yearbook.

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MAY THE QUEEN OF PEACE SHOWER HER BLESSINGS UPON THIS HUMBLE TRIBUTE

PARENTS:

You have brought us from infancy to adolescence. You have fed us, clothed us, and sent us on our way to manhood.

You have set ideals for us to follow. Without you these years at Saint Francis would have been impossible. Without you we would never have become what we are.

We sincerely thank you.

TEACHERS:

You have continued our parents' efforts to mold us into men. You have dedicated precious moments to better our knowledge and form our character. You have helped us feel at home at Saint Francis. You have made Saint Francis a home away from home.

We sincerely thank you.

MR. SUTTON

REV. ETHELBERT FLOOD REV. KEVIN KIDD

MR. CLOUTIER

REV. ALDEE COTE

MR. POISSANT

REV. MATTHEW AUDIBERT

REV. DONALD NICKNAIR

MR. WARNER

REV. YVES - M. GAUDREAU REV. NORMAND THIBODEAU

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SITTING, left to right : R. Chase. Business Manager; P. Gagnon; E. Talbot, Editor; R. Deschenes. STANDING, left to right: T. Munroe; Fr. Ovid Tanguay, 0 . F. M. Advisor ; P. Roberge.

The staff wishes to express its heartiest thanks to all who made "Memories of '59" possible. We particularly signal out the rich role played by the devoted Franciscan Brothers and teachers here at St. Francis. Through their conscientious effons, ca mpus life has been brightened and the all-round atmosphere has been more pleasant.

The staff also pays its due respects to the officers and members of the Guild Movement, to the hired men and women who, through their varied time-consuming tasks, play an important role in the everyday realities of school life at Saint Francis.

Sponsors, patrons, subscribers, you all earn a serious and positive right to the staff's sincere and wholeheaned appreciation .

SENIORS

EMILE T ALBOf Freeport, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Class President 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Third Order 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Camera Club 1; Sea Scouts l; La Pleiade 3, 4; Public Speaking 2; Dramatics 2; Campus News Editor 2,3; Vigilant Staff 2.

Ambition: Teacher.

STEPHEN P. LYNCH "Steve" Prov1dence, Rhode Island 2 years at St. Francis Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 3 , 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bowling 3; Key Club 3,4; Glee Club 3.

Ambit ion: Asphalt Paving.

RUSSELL M. ARNTS "Mike" Manchester, N. H. 4 years at St. Francis Third Order 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 3; Bowling 2,3; Stamp Club 1; Sea Scouts 1.

Ambition: Doctor.

ROBERT BRADY "Bob" Saco, Maine 2 years at St. Francis Ambition: Business Management.

NORMAN CHABOf "Norm" Auburn, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Class President 2; Class Vice President 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Football 1, 2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Stamp Club 1, 2; La Pleiade 3,4.

Ambition: Dentist.

ROBERT CHASE "Bob" Wolcott, Conn.

4 years at St. Francis Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 2; Athletic Association 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3.4; Raseball l,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Campus News 2.

Ambition: Business.

PETER E. BARRETT " Big Pete" Biddeford, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Basketball 1: Bowling 2,3; Boat Club 1; Sea Scouts 1.

Ambition: College President.

EUGENE P. BUCKLEY "Gene" Watertown Conn.

1 year at St. Francis Transferred from Watertown High School.

GERARD CARLIN "Rard" Huntington, New York 1 year at St. Francis Key Club 4.

Ambition: Mechanical Engineer.

Transferred from Simpson High.

CLAYTON CYR "Clay" Van Buren, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Third Order l; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Bowling 3; Baseball 1; Boat Club 3.

Ambition: Potato Farmer.

NEAL DAGLE "Leroy" Essex, Mass.

1 year at St. Francis Football 4; Boat Club 4; Yacht Club 4.

Ambition: Air Force Pilot.

ROLAND DESCHENES " Dish" North Attleboro, Mass.

4 years at St. Francis Third Order l; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Football 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball l; Bowling 3; Key Club 2; Camera Club 1; Sea Scouts 3.

Ambition: Priesthood .

THOMAS CROKE "Chief Croker" Bronx, New York 2 years at St. Francis Third Order 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Bowling 3; Key Club 3, 4.

Ambition: Sports Commentator.

PETER H. CYR "Pete" Van Buren, Maine 3 years at St. Francis Bowling 2, 3; Key Club 3; Camera Club 2.

Ambition: Eye Doctor.

EDWARD 0. DARLING " Eddie" Bangor, Maine 1 year at St. Francis Transferred from John Bapst High School.

AmbitiOU! Businessman.

ROBERT EIDT "Bob" Forest Hills, N.Y. 1 year at St. Francis Transferred from Forest Hills High School; Key Club 4 .

AmbitiOU! Businessman.

ROCHID J. ELIAS "Rocky" Pittsfield, Maine 1 year at St. Francis Transferred from Maine Central Institute.

Ambition: Businessman.

PAUL GAGNON "Peanut" Chisolm, Maine 4 years at St. Francis.

Third Order 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Football Manager 2; Basketball I; Key Club 2,3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2.

Ambition: Funher Education.

DONALD GONNEVILLE "Don"

Rochester, N. H. 1 year at St. Francis Transferred from St. Joseph's Prep. ; La Pleiade 4; Key Club 4.

Ambition: Dentist.

EDMOND JARVIS "Ed" North Attleboro, Mass.

4 years at St. Francis Third Order l; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Boat Club 1.

BERTRAND FRANCK "Ben" Sinclair, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Bowling 2; Key Club 4; Key Club 4; Boat Club 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2.

Ambition: Business Administration.

P. WILLIAM GAROFALO "Willy" Patchoque, New York 1} years at St. Francis Transferred from Seton Hall High School; Bowling 3; Key Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3.

Ambition: Textile Maintenance Operator.

JAMES R. HAWKINS "Hawk" Brooklyn, New York 2 years at St. Francis Football 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bowling 3; Key Club 3,4.

Ambition: Lawyer or Mathematics Teacher.

THOMAS KNIGHTLY "T. K."

Springfield, Mass.

2 years at St. Francis Transferred from Cathedral High School; Football 3; Basketball 3,4; Key Club 3,4.

Ambition: Businessman.

ROBERT LAMONTAGNE "Bob" Manchester, N. H. 4 years at St. Francis National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Boat Club 1, 2, 3, 4; La Pleiade 3, 4.

Ambition: Dentist.

GERALD MICHAUD "Mitch" St. Agatha, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Baseball 1, 2; Bowling 2, 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Boat Club 1, ·2, 3, 4; Dramatics l, 2.

Ambition: Artesian Well Digger.

JOSEPH C. MURRAY "Joe" Jackson, Michigan 1 year at St. Francis Football 4; Basketball 4; Key Club 4; Yacht Club 4; Dramatics 4.

Ambition: Businessman.

GERALD POLAKEWICH "Jerry" Biddeford, Maine 1 year at St. Francis Transferred from Biddeford High.

Ambition: Mechanical Engineer.

ROBERTS. LEFEBVRE "Mouse"

Springfield, Mass.

1 year at St. Francis Transferred from Springfield Technical High School; Football 4; Baseball 4; Key Club 4; Boat Club 4; Yacht Club 4.

Ambition: Accountant.

JAMES MILANESI "Mel" Abington, Pennsylvania 2 years at St. Francis Transferred from Cardinal Dougherty High School; Baseball 3, 4; Bowling 3; Key Club 4; Glee Club 3; Public Speaking 3.

Ambition: Automotive Mechanic

MICHAEL O'BRIEN "Mike" Waverly, New York 2 years at St. Francis Bowling 3; Key Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3.

Ambition: Restaurant Business.

ROGER POULIN "Rog" Skowhegan, Maine 4 years at St. Francis Basketball l; Baseball l; Bowling 2,3; Key Club 3, 4; Boat Club l, 2; Sea Scouts l; Public Speaking 3; Campus News 2; Vigilant 1.

Ambition: Engineer.

PAUL ROBERGE "Lumberjack " Berlin, N. H. ; 2 Years at St. Francis; Transferred from Assumption Prep .; Athletic Association 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Bowling 3; Key Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Boat Club 3, 4; Yacht Club 3; SF Flash Editor 3; Yearbook Staff 4; La Pleiade 3, 4.

Ambition: Engineer

DENNIS STROTHER "Den"

Old Lyme, Conn . ; 3 Years at St. Francis; Transferred from Central Junior High; National Honor Society 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Bowling 3; Glee Club 3; La Pleiade 4.

Ambition: Naval Officer.

WILLIAM BARBER "Bill" Glen Falls, New York; 1 Year at St. Francis; Transferred from St. Mary's Academy; Football 4; Baseball 4.

Ambition: Pre-Med or Pre-Dental

ST A ND ING, left to right: Peter Cooney, William Gaines, Anthony Donovan, Edward Reilly, Carl Karl, Paul Duchemin. SEATED, left to right: Frederick Goodspeed, George Zupko, Reynald Bolduc, Dennis Murphy, John Robinson.

FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Assante; A. Messier; M. Dowd; A. Cote, Secretary; R. Giguere, Vice President; E. Paez, President; R. Peloquin, Treasurer; J. Ritchie; M. Dana is; R. Lajoie. SECOND ROW, left to right: E. Brown; A. DeGrenier; H. Weinrich; G. Findlen; L. Lemay; J. Ramsey; L. Desmond; K. Kerwin; D. King; E. Hubbard; K. Coffey; L. Santori; P. Parades; G. Archambeault. THIRD ROW, left to right: G. Millet; M. Castro; R. Therrien; E. Carigan; E. McMasters; J. Lyle; J. Hany; G. Adams; H. Valois ; R. Strother; R. Thbeault; C. Kendall; A. Cronin; P. Jenrich.

FIRST ROW, left to right: L. McCullough; J. Hubert; C. Gagon, Secretary; S. Prew, President; T. Munroe, Vice President; B. Carey, Treasurer; R. Harrington; R. Matte. SECOND ROW, left to right: J. Hoar; A. Gumbs ; R. Perreault; J. Wagner; P. Lamarine; R. Groom; S. Mcinerney; L. Sylvain ; M. Morin; J. Whelan; D. Redden. THIRD ROW, left t o right: D. Beaulieu; M. Doherty; P. Whitman ; B. Marquis; D. Walley; G. Godbout; M. Carroll; D. Murphy; H. Carbonneau; P. Graciani; R. Auger.

Left to right: S. Lynch, Secretary; N. Chabot, Vice President; E. Talbot, President; R. Chase, Treasurer.

Left to right: T. Munroe, Vice President; C. Gagnon, Secretary; S. Prew, President; W. Carey, Treasurer.

Left to right: E. Paez, President; A. Cote, Secretary; R. Giguere, Vice President; R. Peloquin, Treasurer.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Deschenes; D. Gonneville; R. Lamontagne, Secretary; N. Chabot, VicePresident; E. Talbot, Pr.esident; L. Sylvain, Counselor; R. Matte; A. Cote. SECOND ROW, left to right: R. Auger; B. Franck; M. Danais; M. Amts; G. Findland; D. Strother; P. Roberge; P. Lamarine; M. Morin; R. Poulin; W. Marquis.

OFFICERS: G. Findlen; J. Hubert; L. Sylvain.

FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Lamontagne; P. Lamarine; TOP ROW, left to right: D. Strother; E. Talbot; M. Morin.

Robert Chase, Secretary; Paul Roberge, President.

The Principal dictates

The Bursar checks

The Superior approves

Always at work

The ever helping brother

A nurse at your side

Intense Study

Thorough Research

Amazing Results

Biology captivates

Chemistry fascinates

Trigonometry Frustrates

Music Entertains

Une minute S. V. P.

Une veillee plaisante

"Bien chers amis"

Une voix d'experience

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Key Club's Pride

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Father John's boat troop

Day at Fonune's Rock.

Campus Buddies

Sen. Muskie's Convocation to St. Francis

for the St. Francis Medal Award

Guild officer presents new flag to school

Emile Talbot from Freeport, Maine receives full tuition scholarship to S.F.C. from the college president, Rev. Norman Thibodeau.

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"MOUSE" LEFEBVRE "Dangerous Arm"

"BILL" BARBER "Smashing Tackle"

"Hard Hitting Guard"

"BOB" CHASE "Kicking Quarterback"

"JOE" MURRAY "Fast" End NEAL DAGLE "Sure Footed Halfback" "HA WK" HAWKINS "Determined Guard"

"DEN" STROTHER "Slashing Tackle"

"CLAY" C YR "Shifty End"

The '58 football season was the last season for football here at St. Francis. The time has come when the school must move on to higher courses of college education, and the high school must make way for the college. The past season was a profitable one, not from the won-lost record but from the valuable experience gained by all those who played football. We wish to thank the coaches for their patience and understanding when things were not going too smoothly, for through them we learned that time does have its rewards. Football is gone from the scene, but the ringing voices of students and the spirited cry of the players will long be remembered by all .

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This year, through a special agreement with College opponents, our High School students were eligible for Varsity action on our College club. This particular situation will prevail another two years till the High School is discontinued in favor of a full College program only, on campus.

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Three runing plays netted only the pomt. eight yards, and then Holder JOHNNY HOLDER_ of Wells broke through to block Prew's fell on a St. Francis fumble attempted punt. on the Wells 18 to end another threat in the same period.

JOHX!\'Y HAYES, Wells star Wells ,nth Paul Bridges and who has been sidelined with a Charley Chadbourne carrying leg injw-y, entered the Warrier tacked up two consecutive fa·st lineup and tossed to Charley downs before losing possession Chadbourne for the first Wells na a fumble.

I touchdown of the season. St. Early in the second period, IFrnacis smothered the attemptafter a Steve Prew dash had I ed rush for the point. placed the Norm Chabot! St. Francis marched 62 yards pitched to Barber on the Wells for its third taly, with Carbon10 for a first down, and then neau and Frew turning in sevTcd Carboneau squu·ted to the era! neat gains. Blake picked Wells half-yard mark, with up a big 12 yards to reach the Cahbot going off guard for the I 3, and Chabot knifed off tackk tally. An offside penalty set , to score. Carbonneau added the

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Speaker for the program was 1Thomas Munroe of Lewiston, lben F White, former Bid- Jo>'t>h Murray of .T ·'<son.

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Bob Grnoms skirted end for 15. Carbonneau on an option gamed another four. then 10 to 11 reach the Rams 13. Carbon-I neau slipped out side of. tackle for the TD. , A Kennebunk fourth down gamble paved the way for the winning st. Francis tally. Start-

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A 10-yard pass from Norm Chabt>t to Ted Carbonneau to the Rams S with Carbonneau sprintinQ into the end zone as time elaps d gave Wayne Lago·s Red Knights the win.

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BIDDEFORD POOL _ Bob - Chase's long blow to left field gave St. Francis High an extra mnmg win over Old Orchard I , Beach High School here Tuesday. Norm Chabot and Don Dumont had walaked to open the _ninth and Chase doubled to wm the game. . The Sea Gulls ho,! knot.t.P<l

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BIDDEFORD POOL - St. Francis College downed Windham College of Putney, Vt., 8061, at the Red Knights' gym Saturday afternoon.

The win closed St. Francis' •eason at 10 wins and 6 losses, one of their better marks in recent years.

Hank Rojas paced the Wayne Lago-coached squad, pow·ing in 34 points. Joe Wagner and Ray Ouellette also hit double figures.

Dick Talini and Ned Olson, along with Ray Archer, did the bulk of the scoring for the visitors.

Steve Lynch, Red Knight center, was held to a season's low of five points but aided in the backboard control with Rojas. . l'ND• SL Francis led at half time wim 38-20 but drew away early in Ann the second half as Rojas and Jud, Randy Groom started to hit - from ln close.

The Red Knights converted r A of 15 free throw attempts, with Windham clicking on 13 of 26 foul line tosses. lllt. 1·rani-l.s "-'nner,lt Karl.'( Groom.re

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REV. SIMEON GIROUX, O.F.M. The student body pays its humble respects to Fr. Simeon who left us for his eternal reward on January 27, 1959 at the age of fifty-seven, after thirty and one half years of priestly life. Father Simeon, in his work among us, preached in various parishes, served Third Order organizations in the locality, and was especially in charge of monthly conferences to different communities of nuns.

R. I. P.

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GEORGE COTE George Cote, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cote of Danvers, Mass., was accidently killed in a helicopter crash on January 18, 1959. Student at St. Francis from 1953 to 1958, this serviceman was buried on January 26 in Salem, Mass. St. Francis was represented by George's classmates who served as pallbearers. The funeral mass was sung by the principal, Rev. Clarence Laplante, O.F.M. R. I. P.