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Armitage
, Donna
Bell
, Geneva
Bishop
, Harold
Bishop
, Margaret
Bouchard
, Paul
Burton
, Beverly
Campbell
, Shirley
Carroll
, Guy
Cassidy
, George
Conners
, Frank
Cowan
, Robert
Cushman
, Richard
Davis
, Ann
Day
, Robert
Dionne
, Wayne
Dowd
, Norbert
Duren
, Catherine
Farwell
, Jane
Ferris
, Mark
Flanagan
, Thomas
Girouard
, Mary
Goggin
, James
Golden
, James
Graham
, Mary
Hughes
, James
Kearns
, James
Kearns
, Robert
Keesey
, Philip
Kelleher
, Paula
Kelley
, Barbara
Kershaw
, Charles
Killam
, John
LaFlamme
, Therese
LePage
, Robert
Lynch
, Anne
Malone
, Geneva
Mann
, Shirley
Martin
, Joan
McAloon
, Richard
McCluskey
, Ellen
McGee
, Constance
McLean
, Julia
Mooney
, Francis
Morneault
, Juanita
Nelligan
, Paul
O’Connor
, Paul
O’Loughlin
, Ann
Ouellette
, Beverly
Pelchier
, Bernard
Perry
, Sally
Pooler , Brigid
Prelgovisk
, John
Riley
, David
Robinson
, Peter
Russell
, John
Samways
, James
Sanborn
, Nancy
Shanley
, Carol
Shaw
, Francis
St.
Amand , Vernon
Sullivan
, Colleen
Talbot
, Joann
Towle
, Patsy
Tremble
, Joseph
Vickers
, Anne
Welch
, Patricia
Welch
, Raymond
White
, James
Williams
, Kenneth
Wilson
, Edward
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Ann
O'Loughlin
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Ann
O'Loughlin is the heartiest and most discerning member of
the Senior class. Her observations are classic, and her wit
in telling simple incidents is just about the most refreshing
listening one can get in on around Bapst. Ann moves in and
out, driving her Suburban with comforting ease. Miss O'Loughlin
may well attain to eminence as a political leader in this
community. She has worthwhile convictions and a load of finesse
in giving them out. Ann's bound for the U. of M. and the top
of the Political World.
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