Academie Sainte Anne - Memories Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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Comite de feux Helen Giard Thelma Maurice Winifred Cartier, Presidente Carmen Tetrault Jacqueline Lareau Slll9lDllRGllfS lllcllfllfbllllll Early September 1948 saw a group of sun-tanned girls, strengthened by happy play days, coming back for their final year at St. Ann's. To us, the new Seniors, this last year would not only mean a fruitful harvest in knowledge but also in the field of sports. Basketballs were taken out of their summer hiding places and began immediately to be pushed through the baskets. October 12 was upon us before we realized it and rumors buzzed throughout the house that the Sophomores were very liable to kidnap the title of Championship from their elders. The juniors were easily defeated by the fleetness of their Senior opponents . . . but the major battle was still to come. Both the second and fourth year teams having been victorious in one game were entitled to the championship. The playoff started and before the end of the first half we were quite confident of victory. The whistle blew, the second half of the duel began. Contrary to our expectations the ball kept making baskets on the opposite side. The score began to even up and we, Seniors, began to sit up and take notice. The victory would be worth the fighting. At last after a basket where the score was one away from being tied, we man- aged to get the ball through our basket. The victory was ours! Our Lady had led her color-bearers cn to the victory we had craved since freshman days. .431 5 4