Academie Sainte Anne - Memories Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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SENIOR PLAY THE PATRIOT GIRL A modern New York girl who has come to Boston to visit relatives finds them away from their home. She becomes part of a te-enacted historical family episode, and as a result, is fired with pride in family and country. CHARACTERS Penelope Winthrop, a modern young woman ........... Elizabeth, a family retainer ................................... l775 Madame Katherine Dudley, of Boston ............. Constance Dudley, modern of her day ....... Barbara Dudley, properly demure ..... ..... Prudence, maid ............ ......................... . ........ Anna Keenan joan Manning Elizabeth Downey Roberte Thibaudeau Rachel Archambault joan Guthreau Louise Soldani Anthony Howland, Colonial Olhcer .......... ...........................,................. Aides to Anthony, Colonial Soldiers .................... Marialyse Roy, Elizabeth Pietroluongo Sir Eustace Grafton, an enemy to the Cause .................................................... Ann Gould Aides to Sir Eustace , ........................................................ Eloise Grenier, Vernelle Thomas MINUET Joyce Boudreau, at the piano Roberte Thibaudeau Rachel Archambault joan Brigham Claire Gauthier Lorraine Jalbert Eloise Millette Carmen Tetrault PSALM OF LIFE Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of timeg- Footsteps, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, Witli a heart for any fateg Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. --f Longfellow Elizabeth Pietroluongo Louise Soldani . , Marialyse Roy Pauline Daigneault Pauline Daudelin Gertrude Valade Louise DeLisle Lorraine Buisson CHEMIN FAISANT Chemin faisant, je chante! Chanter c'est oublier Ce qui nous desenchante Au fil du sablier . . . Chemin faisant, je chante! Et chemin faisant, j'aime Lame, la Heur, le'jour! Mon Coeur est un poeme, Un poeme d'amour. Chemin faisant, oui j'aime! Chemin faisant, je prie, -Geste de bon aloi- Toute me theorie Est de vivre ma foi. Chemin faisant, je prie! S. S. A. -31 1 2 1 Ip..

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A A PISYVYDZN ' A '- - 0 'MNTYM ' - PIDWA A ' '7 A'Ih'M'llT5WfD ' A A FTD T' AN1Yi1i7fT70'l'7i'li'73N A 'A COMMU IQUE DU COLLEGE ANNA-MARIA Pour la troisieme annee, Anna-Maria est heureux d'interesser les lecteurs de MEMOlRES , desireux de choisir pour leurs jeunes Hlles une maison d'enseignement classique. Reconnaissance au Comite de l'Annuaire pour sa fraternelle collaboration notre oeuvre naissante. 1948, fidele aux traditions deja etablies, a vu avec bonheur cinq eleves iinissantes de l'Academie Sainte-Anne s'inscrire en premiere annee au College qui prolonge leur Pensionnat. La presidence du personnel etudiant au College Anna-Maria est devolue, cette annee encore, a une ancienne graduee de Marlborough, Mademoirelle Diane Chabot de Fall River, Mass. Apres Mlle Anminefte Bom-ofrloir, sortie de charge en fevrier dernier, il est a souhaiter que la nouvelle responsable feta benehcier ses compagnes de la solide formation recue au cours secondaire. Ce rayonnement de l'Academie dans notre jeune institution est tout at l'avantage de l'un et a l'honneut de l'autre. En mai 1948, un troisieme Concours entre les cinq Ecoles Superieures que dirigent les Soeurs de Sainte-Anne en Nouvelle-Angleterre olfrait l'occasion de decrocher une bourse d'etude de quatre ans a Anna-Maria. Mademoiselle Claire Quintal de Central Falls, R.-I. se classa bonne premiere et beneficie depuis septembre de son trophee. L'Ecole du Precieux-Sang, de Holyoke et celle de Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Worcester ont egalement fourni une recrue at la classe de Freshmen 1948-49. En somme, l'oeuvre d'education entreprise au College Anna-Maria semble repondre aux besoins de nos jeunes Franco-Americaines catholiques: Dieu en .mit lone par .mime Anne! Another year finds ANNA MARIA COLLEGE, ever expanding, gratefully beneht- ing of the gracious hospitality of Saint Ann's Academy. We Collegians, quite naturally, most cordially invite the Class of 1949 to cross the thresholds of our temporary Halls and share with us their particularly charming, home-like atmosphere. Not only are the advantages of a liberal arts education available at AMC but a Bachelors Degree in Music is also ollered to the artistically inclined. Our Ladylr Sodality will keep you in touch with real values. The Student Relief Club will enable you to express your charity for the great Christian family. Love of your country will gladly expend itself in the activities of the International Relation! Clnb. The French Club will further initiate you into the realms of French culture. Finally, your aesthetic needs will receive ample realization in the Choir, the Glee Club and the Dramatic Clzrb. Social life receives due recognition. Annual dances sponsored by the students, concerts given in various social milieux, invitations to activites of New England Colleges, adequately fill a social calendar. v v-v-v-r.- -,-vw-Y-vw.-. Q-rv-vw-f -. - vvvv-: -vlvf .431 1 2 ll Ig..

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DIRECTOR Y Rachel Archambault 145 West Main Street Ware, Massachusetts Mary Theresa Avery Box 325 York Harbor, Maine Jeanne Benoit 3 Village Street Worcester, Massachusetts Estelle Beauregard 77 Park Street Gardner, Massachusetts Therese Boisvert 9 Foch Street Cambridge 40, Massachusetts Lena Bolduc 32 Huntington Street Hartford, Connecticut Joyce Boudreau 215 Broad Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Joan Brigham Florence Inn Florence, Massachusetts Shirley Brooks 142 Howe Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Lorraine Buisson 65 Frye Street Marlboro, Massachusetts W'inifred Cartier 608 Western Avenue Lynn, Massachusetts Cecile Croteau 66 Austin Street Worcester, Massachusetts Pauline Daigneault 66 Thomas Street Worcester, Massachusetts 1 2 2 Ip, Pauline Daudelin 43 Belmont Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Louise DeLisle 182 Clarendon Street Fitchburg, Massachusetts Rosemarie Denoncourt Maynard Street Northboro, Massachusetts Elizabeth Downey 132 Showmut Avenue Marlboro, Massachusetts Elizabeth Gallagher 138 Myrtle Street Waltham, Massachusetts Claire Gauthier 581 Lincoln Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Helen Giard 32 Lincoln Street Worcester, Massachusetts Ann Gould 86 Rice Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Shirley Greene Box 321 Leominster, Massachusetts Eloise Grenier 57 Liberty Street Marlboro, Massachusetts joan Guthreau 46 Bridge Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Lorraine Jalbert 4 Wakefield Street Webster, Massachusetts Anna Keenan 30 Fairfield Street North Cambridge, Massachusetts