Dominican Academy - Dominilog Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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Your philosophy of truth, formulated 700 years ago, still applies to the problems of the modern world, for truth is eternal. just as the voyager seeking his destination would consult a reliable map, so may we reach our heavenly destination by consulting the unfailing guide of your teachings. We are humble in dedicating our yearbook to you, because you are so high in Gods favor. We are sincere, because we hope with all the fervor of our hearts that our book may in some small way aid you in your endless task of spreading the light of Faith, so that one day in all corners of the world the undying flame of Catholicism may burn incessantly and all men may bow before the holy name of God. 1. .A A-.'.' .,, '- A ' ' l 11. yt ff, 'A Q- ll, ' 4 . '. I -, 1. 4' ., .,, . , . L YS bw ' as-'-7:!., J u f' f' ' as I ' , X 5 l ' ' ' X 2 M fb. I . su, f .3 v A I, .,., . ..,,?tg-5 ,W-z. , , K, A, ,, ,, I I - , . V , -- X I fig' V ng . . . ,: - an V .If y A A VL . . , 37 'f' -I XS-kg, ,. Lx23': fx 4 . '.-,' ' L z - 1 'M . A g, .41 'a '4 , s M, , i w-W 'W' ' I yv 3 arf -' W-A f Q, 'az-5 4g s 'xx 1 y f 5 .. 1,3 45 ' ,AA .X U we 14 yn ,. ,, ,. 1 v 1 ' of , .- -PC' 2 4' T 2.6.1 ,, ,ft 511322 , 3 vs. -:f -' , fi.-' '1::-lf' 1 , . -A -'-sz' A fi +1 , fs - . :E-,wtf-: .gy 'f Xfrii' 11 :If '5 ' 1, -ff 'f-5155511 1:52 :A L 1, :r-if-1-rf ' ', :5 'r-12.4 .if Qgifx 11, IV e have a certain a'eht of equity, namely that we behave pleasantly to those among whom we dwell. St. Thomas Aquinas 1 Gp ' E 5515 Jkuspicc 'mana ar a HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JAMES L. CONNOLLY, DD., Ph.D. BISHOP OF FALL RIVER We are deeply and humbly grateful to His Ex- cellency, Bishop Connolly, for the fatherly interest he has shown in the youth of our diocese since he became our Bishop, His inspiring words are a chal- lenge to us to live to the fullest the Christian faith that is our proud heritage. We thank His Excellency for honoring us by his presence at our graduation. Receiving our diploma from the hand of our Bishop gives it an added value and makes our graduation day all the more mem- orable. 8 REVEREND EDWARD GORMAN, M.A. SUPERINTENDENT OF DIOCESAN SCHOOLS Our Diocesan Superintendent of Schools has zeal- ously striven to uphold the high standard of the schools under his jurisdiction. With patience and foresight, Father Gorman has developed a highly effective curriculum of studies. His friendly interest in DA., his generous words of praise when he as- sisted at our activities and his many other acts of kindness will be among the cherished memories of our school years. K ---1 'A LE TRES REVEREND PERE ANTOINE M. LANOUE, O.P. PRIEUR DES DOMINICIANS La parole ebranle, lexemple entrainef' Lexemple, c'est le vehicule du Tres Reverend Pere Prieur, quand le tact ou l'Z1-propos lui demandent dillustrer le theme de notre Annuaire: LAFFABILITE. Thomiste en esprit et en verite il n'a d'autres procedes, dans tous les problemes qui se posent I1 sa discretion, que ceux qu'inspirent la civilite, lurbanite, la plus exquise politesse. REVEREND TERENCE j. SULLIVAN, O.P. We have been proud and grateful to have a Professor of Theology from Providence Col- lege for monthly religious instructions again this year. Father Sullivan came the first Tues- day afternoon of each month to teach juniors and seniors. His keen sense of humor and ready wit have made his religion classes a pleasure, while his clear and vivid explanations of im- portant problems have been an inspiring force in making school life profitable and memorable. He has also given us much practical help in making the transition from school life to adult life. 11lls....-Q4 if REVEREND ANTHONY A. JURGELAITIS, O.P. Father Jurgelaitas, also from Providence Col- lege, taught sophomores and freshmen each first Tuesday afternoon and won top rating from them this year, his first in D.A. His friendliness and kindness appealed to the stu- dents and made them anticipate those Tuesday afternoon instructions. He was always willing and able to give advice to those who asked for it. Among the topics of his lessons, one of the most popular was his clear explanation of the ceremonies of the Mass. i FACULTY REVEREND MOTHER MARY OF CARMEL, O.P. Prioress SISTER M. DALMATIUS, O.P. Principal, Art SISTER M. AMBROSE, O.P. French, Religion, English SISTER ANGELA, O.P. English, French, Religion SISTER M. BENEDICT, O.P. Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics SISTER MARY DANIEL, O.P. History SISTER ESTELLE OF ST. DOMINIC, O.P. French, Religion, History I l , SISTER HELEN, O.P. I Latin SISTER M. HERMAN, O.P. Music, Religion SISTER M. IGNATIUS, O.P. Religion, English, History SISTER IEANNE D'ARC, O.P. Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice SISTER JULIE MARIA, OP. Religion, French SISTER LOUIS BERTRAND, O.P. Bookkeeping SISTER MARY PIUS, O.P. Glee Club, Music SISTER MARY OF THE SACRED HEART, O.P. Orchestra, Choir, Music SISTER MARY MATHIEU, O.P. Religion, Science, Mathematics SISTER M. SYBILLINA, O.P. l Latin SISTER MARY THOMAS, O.P. Latin MRS. F. M. COREY French MISS NANCY WALSH Physical Education, English, History Not every love has the character of friendship, but that love which is together with benevolence, when we love l someone so as to wish good to him . . . Yet neither does well- wishing suffice for friendship, for a certain mutual love is required, since friendship is between friend and friend: and this well-wishing is founded on some kind of communication. St. Thomas Aquinas. 1952-1953 Time flies so quickly when we are young we rarely pause to notice the events occurring around us, but in future years we shall look back IO 1952-53 as the year we graduated, the year when: Rousing Democratic and Republican conven- tions were held in the sweltering july heat of Chicago . . . chlorophyll, the new wonder drug, was likely to he found in everything from tooth- paste to clothing . . . fahulous preparations were made for Queen Elizaheth's coronation in june . . . flying saucers periodically caused flurries of conjecture and mystery. Ike walked away with the election despite pollsters' predictions of a close fight . . . tension of presidential campaign was relieved by the in- tellectual humor of Democratic surprise candi- date Stevenson. In the fashion world, the dolman sleeve reigned supreme . . . petticoats grew stiffer and wider . . . the perky pony tail stretched into the horse's tail . . . tiny white angora hats com- peted with gay woolen scarfs. There were depressing moments. Korean truce talks halked over prisoner exchange issue . . . Sister Kenny died from paralysis after a lifelong hattle to help polio victims. This was the year when everyhody sang You Belong to Me, Glowworm, and Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyesf',' when crowds stormed the hox ofice to see Miracle of Fa- tima, Ivanhoe, and The Greatest Show on Earth ,' when Bishop Sheen was TV Man of the Year. Catholics throughout the world celebrated the 500th anniversary of the first printing of the Bible by Johann Gutenberg . . . Father Owen Francis Dudley, Catholic author popular among teen-agers, died . . . Pope Pius XII created 24 new cardinalsg these included Bishop Stepinac, whom Tito had lately released from prison . . . the Vatican decreed that plain water no longer breaks the Holy Communion fast. It was a great year for sports. Yankees again won the World Series, hravely managing to hold down the Dodgers, who carried the Series to seven games hefore howing out . . . U. S. gained the highest total of unofy5cial points at Olympic Games in Helsinki . . . Little Mo again placed jirst at Wimbledon . . . jersey foe Wol- cott relinquished world's heavyweight crown to Rocky Marciano in great performance. Nationwide depression among teen-age girls mounted higher and higher as draft calls be- came more and more insistent . . . 2c stamp replaced traditional lM2c stamp on Christmas cards . . . millions of Americans watched lirst telecast of atom bomb blast - and the Presi- dential inauguration . . . spirit of prayerfulness at Eisenhower's inauguration augured well for the success of the new administration. .x XX. i I U A. s T , N fn , l 1 4 X! Qi 5' ' 'his -45'w.,, -www 'Yi' Ca ro! nn .xgfodi CLASSICAL Tir tender too and pretty. Dark eyed spoonful of spice . . . disarming charm . . . expressive gestures . . . always spinning a thread of mirth. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 4, Secretaryg Latin Club lgrCercle Marial 2, 3, 41 journalism 4g The Dominican 4g Gym Z, 3, 4g Camera Club 4g Forum 4g Mission Club 4g Badminton 4g Quo Vadis 4g Dominilog. ,791 :W Y arg ou CAilalaencJaA COMMERCIAL Do not conceal tbore radiant eyer, the rtarligbt of rererzert rkierf' Languorous air and dreamy manner . . . sympathe- tic understanding . . . fun to be with . . . hastens slowly . . . Winsome mannerisms . . . Maizie. Glee Club 1, 3, 45 journalism 5, 4g Dramatics 43 The Dominican 33 Dominilog 4g Gym 2, 35 Camera Club 4. nn Kaya COMMERCIAL Her flutter well performed and ber clayr well rpentf' Adept social mixer . . . ready rhymes . . . noiseless doer . . . invigorating atmosphere . . . pensive nature . . . Anna Bull. Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 4g Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Orchestra 23 Dramatics 4g Gym 2, 3g Basketball 23 Camera Club 43 Quo Vadis 4. 2 QD Cfalre awe Coufomge CLASSICAL Bn izlwzf mul itzfeq filwzre newer b6lff1yC'll yon. Calm reserve . . . Still water runs deep . . . thinker . . . flawless enunciation . . . musical talent. Glee Club l, 2 .5, 'ig Orchestra l, 2, 3, Ai, Secretary 4, ,luurnalism Ll, Dramutics -l, Treasuren The Dominican Al, Dominilog Al, S.G.O. -ig Gym 2, 3, Mission Club rig Quo Vaclis -'lg Cercle Marial 4. A friemlsloip tba! like love is ll 6Z7'77I,' A love like friefzdslaip steady. Moore Scenic D.A. gzrountls pruvitle an ideal spot for sketching. With palette and charcoal, Ann, Claire, Mary Lnu .intl Carol try tu capture the beauty nf the autumn SCCU6. 'V' ,X Cjdmlaffe IQ Core GENERAL A rrzreleii mng ll rfb rl lzlfle fmnreme 112 it Hou' and zliwz Breezy . . . gladsome outlook on life . . . affability , . . forthright honesty . . . economical . . . Cote Latin Club 1' Gym 2 3' Camera Club 4, President. 55- alg 010.564 gflfAl9Ael COMMERCIAL She If 11 zz mronze zz ee Ifyzrzg. Blithe spirit , . . sudden bubbling laugh . . . changeable as the weather , . . lightly tripping feet . . , buoyant nature . . . Teri, Glee Club l, 2, 5, sig Blessed Martin Club l, 23 Gym 23 Camera Club Ai. M on ica lemlueg GENERAL E!Egc17Zl ar iimplirity, and warm ar efrtaryf' Accent on friendliness . . . vagabond heart . . . stimulating listener . . . that air . , . winning ways. Class Secretary 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2g Cercle Marial 2, 3, 4g Latin Club lg journalism 4, Dramatics 4, Blessed Martin Club I, 23 The Dominican 4, Gym 2, 33 Camera Club 4, Vice-Presidentg Forum 43 Mission Club 4, Quo Vaclis 4. 7? ! 79- V 1 orra ul e 84104111 gon Ll COMMERCIAL Of 50111 iilzfcre, in action faithful and in fmfzor Clear. Hearty laugh . . , those innumerable puns . . . sunny nature . . . culinary competence . . . enthusiasm. Glee Club 1, 2, 5, -ig Blessed Martin Club 1, 2g Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-President -ig Cercle Marial 1, 2, 5, 45 Camera Club 41 Dramarics 43 Dominilott: 43 S.G.O. 33 Gym 2g Quo Vadis 4. l What fools these mortals be! quotes Lorraine from Shakespeares Aifdfllllllligf Niglvfr Dream. as she practices for dramatic club tryouts. Theresa and Claudette seem to ponder on the great bard, while Monica is struck by the amusing side. 7 O , 1 A 0 4. ' Q .Rf f,4il'i Y' M ,lu - if-, 54' , Vg Prosperity makes f1'iends,' fzdzfersity tries them. Syrus iz? .hc 7: is C. 6 A ii' K' . is !i' Q N i I 'YI . Li, . 6 19 'V K 4 X -4 ' . 1' . ' . ,..1,',t'4,.J-ty., fha W4-Yan 4 ,awww D '-ffhsff 1. 4 j 5'l4'v'1':i'-A. -c Q an anice nn amgfg GENERAL Much mirth and no mariners, all good and no badrzersf' Expressive brown eyes . . . dreamer of fantastic dreams . . . unexpected witticisms, delightful as they are startling . . . Jan Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cercle Marial Z, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, journalism 4, Dramatics 4, S.G.O. 3, 4, Gym 2, Camera Club 4, Mission Club 4. yugo: pagina .Hardy CLASSICAL Good humor and common Jenre muy! ever gain. Irish miss with shamrocks in her eyes . . . ex- perimenter . . . jolly prankster . . . competent and responsible . . . level-headed . . . Class Vice-President 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Blessed Martin Club 1, 2, 33 Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, journalism 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Vice- President, Dominican 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, S.G.O. 3, 4, Gym 2, 3, 4, Quo Vadis 4, President, Camera Club 4, Mission Club 4, A.A. 4, Forum 4, President, Dominilog 4. oan arie .xlzlicltey GENERAL lWlmt cl froity, spirited rogue thir ir. Pride of our varsity . . . intelligence plus charm . . . just plain cute . . . that saucy tilt . . . vim, vigor and vitality . . . I-lick. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Blessed Martin Club 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cercle Marial 2, 3, 4, Gym 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, Intramural 3, Camera Club 4, Mission Club 4, A.A. 4, President, Forum 4. 'wg i 0Cll'l IIIIQ Calla CACUICQ GENERAL Few things are impomble to diligence and welll. At once gay, at once studious . . . creative ability . . . editorial bent . . . realist with ideals . . . con- noisseur of music and books. Glee Club 13 Cercle Marial 2, 33 Latin Club lg journalism 1, 2, 5, 43 Dramatics 4, Presidenrg Dominican 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Dominilog 43 S.G,O. LSQ Gym 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Forum 43 Mission Club 43 Blessed Martin Club 2, 3. LM, Laughter is not at all iz bail beginning for a friendship. Wilde V Trudging the well-worn path up Park Street, Janice, joan Lachance, ,loan Q' Hickey and Julia catch up on last minute talk before the 8:15 bell. -I 1-fl if gf ul' Q5 f' fx.: ,-xfis. ' pdllgfle yedflfle 017664611162 COMMERCIAL Her air, ber manner, all who Jaw admired. Tall and willowy . . . as up to date as this months fashion magazine . . . gleaming hair . . . ideas galore . . . Paul, Dramatics 45 Gym 2, 3g Camera Club 4. orleffe W ofeuerique CLASSICAL Precise worker always doing something always in a hurry naturally nice capacity for notable achievement talented violinist G o Glee Club 1 7 5 4 Blessed Martin Club 2 Orchestra l 7 3 4 Presidentfw 4 Cercle Mar1al2 5 4 Secretary 4 Latin Club l Iournalism Club 1 2 5 4 Dramatics 4 The Dominican 7 3 4 Dominilog 4 Gym 2 3 Quo Vadis 4 Secretary Mission Club 4 Camera Club 4 Forum 4 Secretary Cjecizs ofeueaque COMMERCIAL Of manners gentle, of ajecrzonf nzzld A little little one grins impishly finds friends everywhere chipper nimble with a thimble Glee Club 2 3 4 Cercle Marial l 7 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Gym 2 Camera Club 4 Quo Vadis 4 juan:- , . . . . . . ' . . . cyl, gf . A good mind porrexier a kingdom. if . . . , 0 1 1 ' 1, Q 1 . v ,A 1 Q I 2 , 20 'Rig ,Hr .s, .1 1 'fx ,, 45 5415 f fea.f,,.Jinu..,. Mn, 'N al fix Q! geffe O Krien 'felfbcorzfitiezzce it 1,66 fin! secret of rucceyxf' Gift of dry repartee . . . that expensive look . . . partial to convertibles . . . those antics . . . Carefree companion . . . Liz, Class President lg Blessed Martin Club 1, Zg Cercle Marial 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club lg Camera Club 43 Mission Club 4g Forum 43 Basketball, Intramural 3g Glee Club lg Gym 2, 3. 22 ' T f l WN. Where to? asks Janice. Sally, Bette and Alice sport big grins of delight as they try out Miss 'NYfalsh's shiny new convertible. am 16,6 O i77.M General A mtziden neat and trimly dresseclf' Meticulous . . . our trademark for style . . . no fear of damp days , . . flair for drawing . . . slim, shapely hands . . . Sally, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian lg Orthestra 1, 2g Cercle Marial 1, 2g Latin Club lg journalism lg S.G.O. lg Gym 2, 5, 4g Basketball 2, 5, -lg Camera Clubg Mission Club 4. Happy is the house that shelters a friend. Emerson r V I l -,Ib QQ' iv- lr'-'q Sgirdly .xdnn l9acAec0 COMMERCIAL The glarr of ftzrfaiozz and Ibe mold of form. Famous smile . . . poise personified . . , admired ways . . . the perfect cheerleader . . . Little Boy hair style . . . Shirl. Blessed Martin Club 23 Dramatics 43 Gym 2, 5, 41 Cheer- leader 2, 5, -1, Head Cheerleader -ig Camera Club 4. wif? aan Zzfuerdfy ey GENERAL A 111110 mjrrliief by 1126 ztuzy, L1 liltle fun I0 ffm' the allay. S64 question . . . spontaneous chuckle . . . c'est une bonne one . . . tons of puns . , . scientifically inclined. Class Treasurer l, Secretary Eg Latin Club lg Gym 2, 5, 43 Basketball 2, 5, Jig Camera Club li, Presidentg A.A. 4g Q ., xp! i ,v I ? eannine pclrelzf COMMERCIAL 'Tir bill 11 jmrf we .ree and fm! rl whole. Distinctive posture . . . a temper we've yet to find . . . always obliging . . . likeable and friendly . . , sweet shyness. Glee Club lg Cercle Marial 1, 2, 5, li, President 43 Dramatics -lg The Dominican rig Camera Club sig Quo Vadis fig Blessed Martin Club 1, 2. 'fi l l I I n I : Forum Aig Mission Club -1. ' .Q acque ine ofjaurenf CLASSICAL He Ilmf Iirjzzgi' .lll1I.ll7flZ0 info Ilie 1iz'eJ of nffiwir rizzzzmf Leap if from fyimrefff' Life and laughter , . . philosophy of happiness . . . soft wavelets . . . sports enthusiast . . . jackie Class President lg Glee Cluh l, 2, 3, -4, President fig Blessed Martin Cluh l, lg Certle Marial l, 2, 3, Alg Latin Club l, Tteasurerg Gym 2, 5, -lg Basketball Varsity 2, 5, rig Intramural 53 Volleyball -ig AA. -lg Camera Club -ig Quo Vadis 4g Badminton -13 Drainatics 4, ff 37 Je only way I0 have 41 friend is 10 be one. Emerson Sparkling with the pride of possession, nlatqueline, Shirley, .lean and eannine proudly display their class rings. arifyn .SJCAOAJ GENERAL It if hetter to he Ima!! and thine, than to he hig and cart a fhadowf' Giggles and gaiety . . . short and sweet . . . pains- taking student . . . inquisitive nature . . . incessant chatter . . . Mal Class Treasurer 2, President 3, Secretary 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Latin Club 13 journalism 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Dominican 3, 43 Dominilog 43 S.G,O. 43 Camera Club 43 Mission Club 43 Forum 4. AVA!! JOHN Sufhuan GENERAL Let them call it nzirchief: When 'tix parsed away and proposed 'twill he virtue. Determined air . . . unexpected flashes of 'deep thought . . . generous . . . arrives as unnoticeably as a whirlwind . . . unobtrusive initiative . . . Sully. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Blessed Martin Club l, 23 Cercle Marial l, 2, 3, 43 Gym 2, 3g Mission Club 43 Latin Club 1. was Sheifa .fdnn Smifh Beautiful dreamer wake unto me. Perpetual smile . . . question mark eyes with that far away look . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . little Miss Atomic Energy . . . She Class Treasurer 1, President 2, Vice-President 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 13 Journalism l, 2, 3, 43 Dominican l, 2, 3, 43 Dominilog 4, Editor3 S.G.O. 43 Gym 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g A.A. 4, Vice-President3 Forum 43 Camera Club 43 Badminton 43 Dramatics 43 Mission Club 4. ,41' E .n fl lin' 'f l n f H' D 74 ii W! me ,H li. . v all ii 3 .uv- V i s 31 .., ilff' A ' x ,fx 'Af 'I 'NW' 'M ff A. X gf, ff 1. . W jun e ja fe GENERAL And fbe heart that ir znzrelfrb, maker the weary lo rejoice. Valiant defender of a variety of views . . . horse and dog lover . . . that wild blue yonder . . . dis- criminating eye for color combinations . . . generosity. Glee Club lg Cercle Marial 3, 4g Journalism lg Dramatics 4g S.G.O. 53 Gym 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 43 Latin Club 1. l oan Cfaire yah: uoniri GENERAL Farbi0rzed ro tenderly. 50 young and I0 fair. Savoir faire . . . artistically inclined . . . delightful drollery . . . neat and petite . . . gladsome acquaint- ance. Cercle Marial 4g Quo Vadis 4, Vice-Presidentg Camera Club 4, Secretary. oan enc COMMERCIAL She mart be reen to be appreciated. Talked-about togs . . . demure and sweet . . . quiet demeanor . . . as elegant as a china doll . . . late arriver . . . Baby-Wink. Glee Club lg S.G.O. 25 Gym 2, 35 Camera Club 4. 28 1 fl 1 K F 2. L. I ll 1 x A E 1 1 U A Y 1 l H 4 i The fountain Are tlarougb 1 11 'bn' 4 4 nf On election tltiy, the voter is king! As they peruse their Eleriimz Ciziirf, these rapt history seniors seem to he tlay-tlreaminlu of future elections when they will he uhle to vote. lSeatetl, left to riuhtli Anne Marie McManus, 'loan Yalcavonis, Claudette Cote. lStanding4J: Monica Dempsey, Bette O'Brien, Gloriette Levesque, julia Hurley. Familiarity with ollite machinery is essential for ii luootl husiness woman. Lormine Goulet demonstrates the toniptometer to her tompanions of the tommertitil course. Shirley Putlieto, 'I1lN.'fCS.l Gtilluluher, Alite Olivier, Cecile Leve que, Pauline l,.icli.ime,5lg1niceChltley,-lctinnine Parent, lo.in Went. ,ff- af Geraldine Sullivan President Sheila Smith Vice-President Marilyn Scholes Secretary Ann Boyle Treasurer Cooperation and concentration are requisites for lab work, these seniors lind, as they prepiire an experiment with Einstein-like intensity. The reduction of copper oxide was the matter of the moment. Carol Alosi, .lean Riley, Janice I-lamhly, Jacqueline Sr. Laurent, Claire Coulombe, -loan LaChance. Youll have to laugh when you hear the illarrla of Ibe ll wm1'ez1 Srwliliery' Ellen Sullivan says to ,loan Hickey, Sally O'Neil, june Tate and Mary Lou Chippen- dale wait to he convinced. ln this informal atmosphere, the new music appreciation class studies the hest in hoth light and classical music. Blessed are they who have the gift of maleing friends, for it is one of Gorl's hest gifts. It involves many things, hut ahove all, the power of going out of one's self, and appreciating whatever is nohle and loving in another. Thomas Hughes. Truly we can say our tindergruds have the gift of being friends as well as making friends. The genial, friendly spirit sn evident in DA. is due largely to their willing and generous cooperation. Sf? 9 ,QQ 1,f' 2.?1 Tf9fff f'f,, ii . I .4 ' , f 1 gr 9!lf?p4?igg X 'lr , -elf 135 MV!! gil f,?3'Wn..v .I as V I ,-. just brightening up the day, say these juniors, as they gather round the piano for group singing, while Viv provides the musical background. fFirst row, left to rightlz P.iuline Zebrusky, Cynthia Buckley, Vivianne Gendreau, Grace Kelley, lSecond rowh: Ann Marie Berube, Helene Methot, Arlene Melanson, Annette Gendreau. JUNIORS Waiting lor Sister to set the clock lor the speed test commercial iuniors ure alert to gain speed and .accuracy twin goals of the typist, Pauline Guudreau, Jacqueline Dube, Barbara Lsrthevcsque -lean Guilmette, Charlotte Levesque, Louise Pelissier Three puzzeld iuniors screw their attention to A geometry problem, as Muriel Boule smilingly tries ro prove her point. Thomazia Dube, Juliette Desrosiers, Pauline Demers. Circle, opporile page Formal, semi, or informal? is the big question as President Muriel Walker llefrl discusses plans for the Christmas dance with Vice-President Patricia Ma- chado, Treasurer Charlotte Deschamps, and Secretary Claudette Gendreau. Now point your right foot and balance on your left foot. Patricia Patricelli demonstrates the proper stance for model- ing to Jeanne Gaudreau, as they prepare for their S.D.S. fashion show. Giving rapt at- tention are Denise Desmarais, Dolores Morrissette, Ann Mel- vin, Antoinette Rioux and Madalena Souza. A Wouldn't outdoor classess be terri- hc! Juniors agree that relaxation and class attention can easily be combined, KFirst rowkz Lorraine Turgeon, Diane Morrissette, Pauline Gagnon, Jeannine Goyetre. fSecond rowj 5 Claire Desjardins, Doris Tessier, Jeanne Pelissier, Pauline Sorel. Sophomore religion students are serious in their study of the liturgy as illustrated in their chart, The Four Cycles of the Christ-life. lLeft to rightli Theresa Me- deiros, Phyllis Belisle, Grace Delahanty, Sharon Gorton, Elaine Cote, Theresa Gagne. Mary Pallows. l SOPHOMORES There's music in the air - The Blue Danube, to be exact - and soph art students are learning rhythm in art from rhythm in music. 1Front, left to rightj 1 Jacqueline Riley, Diane Farrell, Jeanne Ma- thieu. lSecond fowl: Phyllis Belisle, Lilian Chace, Grace-Anne Guay. Biology is a fascinating study, These hiology students found their study of cells so captivating that they made clay models of diHerent types. lSeatedJ. Claudette Beauregard, Leona Theroux, Muriel Carroll, Pauline Talbot, lStandin,ul: Lucille Lamothe, Diane Desmarais, Doris Beaulieu, janet Ste. Marie, Claire Theherge, Colette Beru he, bv Happy looking aren't they? Sophs chose this pleasant-looking quartet for their class ollicers. Jeanne Maltais, Treasurerg Ann Guil- mette, Vice-Presidentg Vivianne Leveille, President: Monique Bernier, Secretary. T0dnJ'1 jourfzafirnz teaches us the ins and outs of writing, says Sheila DeNadal, displaying the journalism club's guidebook. The rest of the group cheerfully ponder on the coming activities of their club. Study period finds Georgette Gagnon, librarian, cheerful though rushed, while trying to take care of these hook-minded sophs. Pauline Corriveau, Jeannette Savoie, Pauline Goulet, Cecile Levesque, Georgette Gagnon. 75 lFirst rowyz Katherine Dailey, Sheila DeNadal, Eileen Demoura. fSecond rowpz Jacqueline Levesque, Ann Driscoll, Merilyn Chabot, Claud- ette Arsenault. fThird fowl: Elaine Barrette, Georgette Goyetre, Jacqueline Rousseau, Pauline Chouinard. lFourth rowqz Lorraine Ouellette, Gertrude Ste. Marie, Jeannette Bedartl. The end of a perfect day. Classes over, homeward bound, this group of frosh should be well equipped for an evening of studying - from the looks of their books. ' fLeft to rightlz Jeannette Jusseaume, Muriel Giroux, Elaine Hebert, Patricia Larkin, Beverly Soja, s ' 3 lil- ' ' If 1 , -I R . ,ia Freshmen at last - and ofhcers too! Freshman A and B leaders get acquainted with the old green bench, a favorite gathering spot in D.A, school yard for many years. Elizabeth Jones, Pauline Lamontagne, Carol Ver- mette, Jeanne Girard, Claudette Barrette, Claud- ette Patry, Louise Lavoie, Cynthia Sousa. The spirit ol Bible Week seems to have caught hre with these enthusiastic freshies, as they proudly show that D.A, observed Catholic Bible Week, I lFirst rowl: Pauline Barnabe, Barbara Souza. lSetond rowlz Marilyn Tracy, Jeanne Pruchnik, Rita Bertoncini, Janice Cormier, Claire Bouchard. lThird rowb: Claire Boutin, Therese Ste. Marie, Frline Lestage, Joann Sousa, Carol Molloy. fr-ff.-2 fuer -ee 'W-mr Aww '-H- T ..- A -h 46 ' - . W f-1592? Q Activities show best the spirit of a school, by their scope and the eagerness with which they are entered. Our patron, St. Thomas Aquinas, has an encouraging message for those of us who believe that school as well as life should not be all work and no play. In his voluminous Summa, he clearly states that recreation is a necessity, and that to engage in games with due moderation is a virtue, which we may call pleasant- ness . . But the fun could never be complete without friends to share in the joy of striving to make each undertaking a success. That is why the hub of things in D. A. is the chapel, where the best of all friends waits to receive us, to encourage, en- lighten, comfort, as need may be, but always to listen with the love of a true and unfailing Friend. Students are always dropping in at odd moments through- out the day: to say hello in the morning, to ask support in a crucial game or debate, to breathe a small prayer of thanks for a special favor, seniors especially to ask What next after graduation? or merely to absorb some of the comfort that comes with the company of a Friend Whos always sure to understand and to help. .' 'Q DWP! F 5 .X Y Q . 1 M ,Q J if ,. W1 . .15 , I-1.-lf 1 'a V ,ff . - , W 2:13 if. - - 'l,xI, V . xx at ' kiln 1 . Ax- . Q i 4 x x W4 S y fx , , GX , li Au? 5' 'X 3 s .-- Q 2 ' . .I il 1 .v ' fm 5' Al ll f ff' 1 7 .5 'N X QQ Q! ,X ' A ! ., ',,' 5. A ' ' -44' ' . N i fl L SHEILA SMITH GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY DELEGATE T D.A. seniors elected Sheila Smith, energetic, vivacious history whiz, to represent the school on Good Government Day, March 15, at the State House in Boston. Sheila held .he office of senator on this day when students take over ihe duties of all major officials in the government. She haracterizes her work of participating in committee meet- ngs and in a debate on the senate floor as a valuable ixperience, which I know will help me be a better citizen. D.A. FORUM Originating from the interest shown in discussion of the presidential election, a new club, the D.A. Forum, was formed. Affiliated with the junior Town Meeting League, the Forum consists of eleven members, all certificate grade American history students, who hold round table, panel or town meeting discussions on current topics every Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Topics range from Does government, private industry or self-employment offer the best opportunity for advancement? to Communism in our American schools. The latter topic was the subject of a school assembly in the form of a junior Town Meeting on Good Government Day, March 13. fSeatefl, lefl to rightj: B. O'Brien, J. Dube, G. Levesque, secretary, J, Hurley, president, S. Smith, vice-president, M. Dempsey. fSfd!Idi71,QlI J. LaChance, C. Alosi, J. Riley, J. Hickey, M. Scholes. vin, RETREAT Retreat - a time when Classes, studies and worldly cares cease. A time when serious thinking and fervent praying take hold of us, Wfell long remember our 1953 retreat and Fr. Gillis' stimulating and informative talks. Assistant Director of Vocations in the Archdiocese of Boston, Fr. Gillis was always available when we sought his advice. He won our confidence by his striving to bring our hearts Closer to God. Witli Mass books in hand, the seniors devoutly face the altar and prepare to sing the Proper of the Mass, ending retreat, January 50. Reverend Edward F. Gillis Reiretzt Ma.rter Catholic Bible Week, celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the first printing of the Bible by Johann Gutenberg, was observed by a pre- pared panel discussion featuring the juniors pictured below, and by an audience quiz conducted by other juniors on October 3. One purpose of the celebration was to stimulate greater interest in the Bible among Catholics, the slogan being, A Bible in every Catholic home, The panel members: A. Rioux, P. Sorel, P. Patricelli, chairman, A. Melvin, T. Dube. CATHOLIC BIBLE WEEK J, 'K' L12 ,x Q.T'D T7 . .,,. SECOND SOPRANOS 3-'-U-I First row fleft to rigbtlz . Gallagher, C. Deschamps, . Hambly, L. Goulet, . Berube. 54,7 D04 30,105 03m P2-2 .579 PDO CU 25? 55 PE' D F2 tn . 'POD cn 0 0 o :1 Q. Q o 2 P' C3 E. 5 0 53 rn Third row: A. Rioux, A. Boyle, J. Hurley, J. Hickey, A. Driscoll. Fourth row: A. Olivier, G. Levesque, M. Boule, J. Pre- zalar, P. Patricelli. ALTOS First row Cleft io rightj: M Delahanty, P. Zebrasky, D Morrissette, D. Morrissette. Second row: D. Tessier, T Dube, P. Lamontagne, L. La voie, B. Sousa. Third row: E. Sullivan, J Maltais, C. Boutin, C. Molloy C. Parry. Fourth row: M. Carroll, C Coulombe, T. Dauphinais, P Sorel, T. Ste. Marie. FIRST SOPRANOS First row Cleft lo riglatb: M Scholes, C. Levesque, C Souza, G, Gagnon. Second row: P. Foley, C Alosi, M. Chippendale, E Morin. Third tow: S. O'Neil, G Guay, J. Souza, S. Smith, Fourth row: G. Sullivan, Ste. Marie, J. St. Laurent, Barrette. T At 9:45 on Monday mornings, we streak into the auditorium from all corners of the school, tune up our voices and break into one of our favorite pieces, perhaps Tribute to Rombergf' or The China Figure. Flattering results at the Eastern Massachu- setts Music Festival at Norwood, and the Spring Concert prove that long practice sessions were well worthwhile. FIRST SOPRANOS First row fleft to rightbz C. Laneville, P. Machado, C. Du maine, B. Soja. Second row: B. Larchevesque, L. Turgeon, M. Walker, .I Guilmette. Third row: M. Chenard, S. DeNadal, C. Buckley, M, Fal- lows. Fourth row: D. Desmarais, D Farrell, L. Pelissier, P. Choui- nard, A. Melvin. I tx a..-ffit 44 -'1 ORCHESTRA Orchestra practice on the Sth floor, next to the attic? Are you trying to sound more heavenly, or are you just giving our ears a break? By now, orchestra members have learned to grin good-naturedly at such sly questions, as they go through the ordeal of loading bag and baggage in the elevator and toting their equip- ment from the orchestra room to the auditorium. They traditionally entertain us with special programs at Christmas, St. Cecilia's and St. Patrick's Day. Their agenda also includes playing at St. Anne's Nurses' graduation, and an operetta in March. As partial requirements for her laureate diploma in music, Gloriette Levesque Cleftb gave a violin recital in her sophomore year, completed her ensemble work with a concert in junior year, and finished a course in harmony in senior year. 39 -aq- :K- fLefz to rigbtbz A. Rioux, M. Boule, P. Sorel, G. Levesque, J. Panek, D. Beaulieu, A. Furtado, C. Desilets, J. Hickey, L. Goulet, D. Tessier, C. Coulombe, P. Belisle, S. Gorton, T. Hernandez. 4693333 13329 'lf ' 'E' 1 'I 1 WW ,5Jfg, -Q ol lfon n'u pas fort fi faire, au Cercle Marial, pour pratiquer le theme de notre annuaire: lkiffabilite. Comme il fait bon se reunir, jouer, chanter ensemble-et toujours, c'est entendu, clans la langue de Moliere. CERCLE MARIAI. Cest sous l'egide de Marie Que l'on s'amuse Et chante et prieg Elle est notre phare, Notre etoileg Notre rempart, Notre avant-garcleg Cest sous legide de Que 1'on s'amuse Et que l'on prie! Marie ll y a pourtant cles moments plus serieux ou il faut gouter la ioie austere du travail. Ici l'on prepare La Petite Etoile. Les fronts sont soucieux, car il faut du fond, cle l'inedit . . . mais quancl il n'y a plus qu a polycopier, la jovialite reprends vite SOD COLlI'S. Voyons defiler nos vingt congressistes qui prirent part au Se Congres de la Langue Francaise at Quebec, en juin dernier. Madame Corey les accompagne. Cest un voyage qui aura fait epoque dans leur vie detudiante. Puissent- elles garder longtemps le doux souvenir de tout ce qu'elles ont vu et entendu au- dela des frontieres et qui a ere, pour plusieurs-elles ont su le dire-une revelation, une inspiration. Madame Denise Corey, en plus d'etre notre maitresse tant appreciee-et que l'on a attendue avec tant dimpatience cette annee, car son voyage en Europe nous a privees de sa presence jusqu'au debut de novembre-a ete aussi notre con- ferenciere tres goutee it l'une de nos reunions, ou elle est venue nous parler de son sejour en Europe, de son voyage a Lourdes, de ses vacances aupres des siens, etc. Les scenes pittoresque et familiales qu'elle a filmees et nous a montrees nous ont transportees aux beaux pays qu'elle a visites et ont ajoute it ce qu'elle a su nous dire avec son charme qui ne se surpasse pas. Puissions-nous garder longtemps Madame Denise Corey dans les murs de notre Academie! Arfin 7 5 ' 'X 'ix X 'R ,Ya-fig. 1:45:- I Q' x Q ,g-i , 44 Seniors, on annual class trip, arrive at Bunker Hill monument, face prospect of long climb, 294 steps to the top, afterwards smile bravely to prove it wasn't so bad after all. X A., W Q pu 4 fAb0z'eJ. Wonder which of the seven seas we'd sail if we could steer out of port! Ropes, tackle and rigging on Old Ironsides, in Boston harbor, provided background for many pictures. CBelozvJ. Who's taking whose picture? Sight-seers reluctantly leave the battleworn frigate, Clligbzp. While some seniors investigated Orchard House, home of Louise May Alcott and her Little Women, others preferred Way- side, just next door, in Concord. Y Vat 5.2.11 . 5. I rf 4' gy. NuER 'f 't-4 THEW Avsme t iLLSlDE 1' gut. L' NSN-ifQll s L tu- 44011 -, '---iAANsl?: .- 5Afe4N 5- iWT CRNf NARQAREY SWNEY T!-If PHE LLTYLE PEPPERS CRigbt5. The House of the Seven Gables in Salem and its quaint garden are so well pre- served that seniors almost expect Clifford and Hepzibah Pyncheon to pop from around the next corner, as they peer down into Maule's Well or climb the mysterious secret staircase. fBeI0w7. At Lexington, ex- plorers swarm all over the defenseless Minute Man. 1 4 x CCenterJ. Carol poses prettily just below the Concord bridge, Emerson's rude bridge that arched the flood. The Concord Minute Man keeps his vigil, alert and defiant as on April 19, 1775. julia looks alert too. lRigbz7. Last stop of the day, watching the sunset over Walden Pond, Anne Marie understands why Walden spent two years in this delightful spot. 1' 1 s w,1 'W- w g 5- H , - 1 A 4 gm M , I 'Wewmw i v 2 -+- Q ,... , Nh , ' : '-Wf '-l , .1 . .- - 4 ,.. -f-1 mf W 1 V Y 1. 4. 'I gs f . C 'V 'r , .1 1, - 3. f 1 G ' gf, v - 4 ' V' nl ' . 9 2 5 ,ff J i I I 'fwgii MQ 1, P- g.:.,! w. fig. ww: CAMERA CLUB It's cold out, but anything for a fellow-shutterbuglu Anne Marie McManus endeavors to get a picture of the whole camera club, while Sheila Smith coaxes smiles with the mascot, an impish little angel with a big camera. The club is a boon to seniors, who can print their personal snapshots at a much reduced cost. At first, members met weekly to learn proper methods of developing and printing. Later on, they were free to use the darkroom whenever they had work to do. These prints are getting better all the time, agree camera club ofhcers as they examine the handiwork turned out by seniors in Sr. Louis Bertrand's darkroom. M. Demp- sey, viceapresidentg 1. Yakavonis, secretaryg C. Cote, treas- utetg Riley, president. 5? 4, 097' It 49 T --ar' 3 w ,X ' ff., Q CATHOLIC BOOK WEEK For the third consecutive year, Mr. Owen McGowan, of Blessed Martin Book Shop, sponsored a Catholic Book Review Contest in each of the academies in Fall River during Catholic Press Month. Pictured on opposite page, first picture, are this years winners in DA., with the books for which they wrote the prize reviews. Patricia Patricelli won first prize for her review of Not Built with Handsf' Ann Boyle, second prize for My Russian Yesterdaysf' Julia Hurley, third prize for The Golden Thread. Honorable mention in the contest went to the three students in the second picture: Monica Dempsey, Dark Symphony, loan Hickey, Fire in the Rainf' Muriel Boule, And Down the Days. ll, A 1 Z ll sz 6 X JZ neg 952: f UF nfl? gg lfacatjon I X L RIVER M, W-1' , ASS i2 X . - 4- 1-K' IU5 f Wh 450110 Of O ' Ux the t. B the new F were , Paul 7 em-Hd 'uv t Mate! Stage 1 S etg , MU he .V f in F- Cathe-ries ed to tilgroup Ofoflowjng the gre he of ah. e Stude Juniors Once you get printers' ink in your blood, you never get rid of it-a truth even on a school paper, as the whole Dominican staff well knows. The striving to capture in print something of the essential spirit of the school presents a tan- talizing challenge that urges you to lo e X av also , des prnmJectivQ H. nt Humqn make the next issue even better l1VlDOI'f than the one now- rolling off the Ofc Co-editors joan I.aChance ftoph and eg 5, NND Q nas li: Of Dom Julia Hurley, Business Manager Glori- er! pr!-se . h. h H R cipal. S en app .1 ette Levesque. he iming to meet t is c a enge, Stu - RA OI fb the' rnl'm lbTh A ' t sence rmng t ngelr ie 1 you ais cu , e quine te, is tea ff tl.. 0 N t di meets every Friday morning in the ru A if auditorium. Here they carry on a , in ,han merry hunt for new ideas for fea- T K SOL ture stories, editorials and news ar- the Students 0 Q ,hc ticlesg discuss techniques of make- x F M.-u Published by GADEMY QSM' ,ei up and headline writingg thumb . 'X MXNYCAN A -Sci i ,L through the handbook for the do's ,lf DO Fall River, Mass' OM good E and don't's of journalism- do in- C fig -5-EL they may S65 QYAMT. 596' clude who, what, where, when and fl'??I?'2t.ef: Y that I 1 -a1'C'l' ' wh in ever news lead' don't ... . 1 YC H1111 .S In JC Y 3 y y , r liglot 5191110 Zitirolzatbcr who 1 30- editorialize in news articles . . . 1' to Y USO let ,yo . glOI y ' 53 0 d glue YY 19.1 Cham- My works 4 Febvua ' gow W ' Julia Hurletlv at Govettl? g no 7 gn :gi H iltl ,,.. . sue 9 ' ' -Q e U1 ' r ' t if Volume 1 ............,,,...,... -. outa, Geox-Qi Dcsmalalf program 6 evenin es we, Sp A anew Dew -iv Denlse. i Pau-icuii 'J of the Opened gi 6 T . 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A l -U Us, that L-'dent b may F' Illwa ' l' EXC' I -cm, Hou 9 11 In Od eCe' ' afld 'gh ukee Bs ' L 1 g' SQ, ext DI- . ade . .V IVQ est ' dass S,de,f lvomen of Louiiioncord, stop eszdenf haDDTerI'ettE,8coopemfz-om I The of twcifia Ulf Hg fCo1, tinfl?6I'-Q' OH Ice Par, 11131701 ll' 376 presente-4 el' fellow d Dates 'S .Hts were nljed on i X 0 fin - . -V --- - . -qw Int - ' Cai: . and I. Ollllivana and freszg 3 class Fr. Juon' ellfgently hollc last rosh fn ,Vwho +- men. 1949 -.-, rgelah- after 1 Year, . . . . . . tag-5' In P Informal is the word for Domzmmn staff gatherings. Some girls Write copy, some F90 -V981-S p sty e in t eir manual, Iournalism for Today. Muriel ITS!-'S . . . . ' . taught In seems to have found a chuckle-provoking item in her wanderings through the exchange fx High. Inrigg papers, and the rest of the staff gladly pause to listen and drop a few comments. l9I', plan A i 31 Spjcii? give fCenterJ. G. Goyette, G. Ste.Marie, sports reporters. CC10cbu'iJeJ: T. Dube, M. Boule, A. Melvin, O em to CCOUI1 ODS th-.ul pre -'45 Vital V lqass '1-uc -:U so he , 0 oblelhs 6321? live tim, so tif: tht e liva 9 anflou MaSS. the t h I se-1 - Fr 177 9 f alt . ' Q. Self Iut UthaSS6mb1y e1CQmed of es e ' O 81 ran, anBIb16. ctober 3 hi CBelowJ. Smiles, songs, skits, and even a few lv d Th tears feature the annual journalism Parry, last g'I'0U 0m.l. . . , D.JuIiet 'na DUI of the-year. and last party .for these senior Q fe De journalists, 'The friendliest night of the year ' H througho Srosi .171 UL' lifegyorate thlehe assei fv J G fast . 500i - Ohh G prlntl- Zseeutjve y 9617 ei-11' 3. . aw I thgllc Qrded 1' Co ls 011 OH th 6 2 b ed ' V -SS .V th U1 a wa SS0C.ia ti 6' H addr At the keyboard is Mrs. Viola Wilson la familiar and welcome figure at D.A. gather- ings. DOMINILOG This yearbook will mean so much to us later on, muses editor-in-chief Sheila Smith, as she pauses in her work of planning the dummy to dream of the day when drawings, lines, pictures and copy will finally result in a candid record of the school year. We've tried so hard to catch in it the spirit of DA., the unity that makes our school different from all other schools. It's that atmosphere of working and playing together that makes Dominican some- thing special to us, that makes our theme of the year, 'A Dominican school is a friendly school,' so easy to live and to work out in our book. 5-1y'L'3 Ffh' Ex I . .2 I Z P ,Q 4 , ff' QI V, .J J D1 Q 'x if ,jf 9 These three conspirators show how they beguile wary subjects into their best smiles. Mr. Egan, our Loring photographer with his bottomless bag of poses, is a favorite among D.A. students, especially with photography edi- tors, Marilyn Scholes and Mary Lou Chippendale, who spend the day with him toting props, carry- ing cameras, arranging groups and checking lists of names, ac- tivities, times and places-lists that meant many previous hours of painstaking planning in order to secure a day of smooth run- ning activity and maximum out- put. uf 470 lr Q' N, 'K Assistant editor, Joan LaChance Heated, leflj after many hours of painstaking work to make her yearbook copy say just what she wants it to say, has plenty of typing for Ann Boyle and Lorraine Goulet, yearbook typists. Other staff members, Claire Coulombe, Carol Alosi, Geraldine Sullivan and julia Hurley, keep up their search for new ideas in exchange yearbooks. julia, Claire and Carol wrote some copyg Geraldine helped with details. Gloriette Levesque also wrote copy. BUSINESS MANAGERS Which page is this ad going on? Making this index is more complicated than I thought it would be! These efhcient business man- agers, Gloriette Levesque and assistant Claire Coulombe, seem to remain constantly cheerful despite their efforts to keep the Dominilog out of the red. ..- T7 0ll'l Oflfla 17-.4 fa at QQ 'SM ,448 . W' f 2 l M, i just about the most pleasurable part of a school formal is choosing the gown. It must be distinctive and flattering and yet conform to the demands of modesty-no easy task these days. However, juniors demonstrated that it could be done by their Holiday Fashion Revue, December 8, sparked by the slogan, Supply the Demand for the Supply. Modeling their gowns for the dance: xl. Desrosiers, C. Deschamps, D. Morrissette, P. Sorel, D. Desmarais, P. Patricelli, M. Boule. fBelowJ. juniors arrive early to welcome couples, collect tickets, at the junior Christmas Dance, December 29. J. . Irv- , film Guilmette, C. Levesque and escorts. lflboreb. Excitement mounts as the big evening draws closer. At last it's time to go! J. St. Laurent and escort L. Finucci. me QPGHJ I'CA Here we are at last! And it's even etter than we expected. Feet tap iythmically, gay quips fly back and mrth and everybody gets hopelessly mixed up in the Grand March as the :ll comes for eight abreast! f . 1 The holiday spirit in the air and the festive decorations that completely transform the beautiful ballroom of Hotel Mellen, all combine to produce a perfectly enchanted evening. 61 l .mush ,, .,.A ' A ,i lnfi ATHLETIC fLef! lo rigbll: Secretary Grace Kelley, vice-president Sheila Smith. Second row: A, Melvin, D. Desmarais, Laurent. Third row: P. Patricelli, P. Gaudreau, G, Pelissier. Fourth row: C. Desjardins, A. Gendreau, Not in picture, H. Methot. pf K.. ASSOCIATION president joan Hickey, C. Deschamps, J. St. Sullivan, J. Hurley, L. V. Gendreau, J. Riley. ,--. ?'4 Smiling seniors from the Tuesday gym class. Laughter and exercise are wonderful cure- alls, and wonderful foundations on which to build lasting friendships. Knowing this, our warm-hearted, fun-loving physical education teacher, Miss Nancy Walsh, has not only made her gym classes as purpose- ful and varied as possible, but has also put into effect a pet project, an Athletic Association to sponsor more sports for more girls in the school. Already an important factor of life in DA., the A.A. has organized intramural tourna- ments in ping pong, bowling, volleyball and basketball. By providing a common meeting ground for upper and lower classmen, the new sports program has fostered a spirit of friendly com- petition and enthusiasm, an immeasurable boost to school spirit and the theme of the year, A Dominican school is a friendly school. The A.A. meets every Tuesday night, func- tioning according to its own constitution. To remain in the club, each member must earn a total of four stars during the year: two gold for active participation in a sport, and one red for inactive or committee work. The fourth star may be either red or gold. A highlight of the year was the two-day camping trip to Girl Scout Camp Tattapanum in Dighton during mid-winter vacation. Here, fourteen girls with Miss Walsh had a hilariously good time as they made the most of every opportunity for fun offered by camping activities. ,vfv CBeloz1'J. Smiles from the champions. Winning live out of six games in the intramural volleyball tourna- ment, the Pelissiers romped to victory over the St. Laurents. Games were played every Wednesday afternoon in the gym. The winners received cham- pionship ribbons at an awards assembly in May. Besides the girls pictured below, these also were members of the winning Pelissier team: T. Her- nandez, G. Goyette, 1. Levesque, A. M. Berube, T. Dube, P, St.Pierre, 1. Pruchnik, and C. Malloy. I 40 .st ' x . VOLLEYBALL Up-up-up goes the ball, and up go forward line players after it, while the rest of the team tensely wait to receive it, in case of a fumble, and put it hack over the net. Volley- ball has long been a favorite in D,A., though this is the first year actual teams were formed. Now, as rooters wan- der in for the games, the gym resounds with cries of Set it up! Watch that line! Side out! Ann Melvin and Dolores Morrissette were referees, while Louise Pelissier and Geraldine Sullivan served as scorers. vaio . cf 5 . ' 3 X fAb01'eJ. Battered birdies and a very limited space to play in are no dis- couragement to these avid badminton fans, they happily swing away in any free corner they can find. As the Drmzinifog went to press, hopes were high for a regulation court and a tournament in the Spring. First row: C. Alosi, J. LaChance, S. O'Neil. Second row: J. Hurley, S. Smith, J. St.Laurent. fLeftb. Captain J. Pelissier, M. Carroll, D. Beaulieu, C. Beaulieu, J. Bedard, C. Theberge. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row fleft to fighfll Jeanne Pelissier, Claire Boutin, joan Hickey, captain, jackie St. Laurent, Gertrude Ste. Marie, Jean Riley. Second row: Charlotte Deschamps, Grace Kel- ley, Ann Melvin, Manager, Sally O'Neil, Pauline Gagnon, Vivianne Gendteau. Annette Gendreau and Jacqueline Levesque were added to the team in midseason. Theres a reason for the smiles! The D.A. basket- ball team was this year unanimously voted into the Narragansett Girls' Basketball League by sports- writers and coaches of the other nine teams in the league. A favorite cheer of the team and cheerleaders goes: XY!hether we win or whether we lose, Here's a cheer wt-'11 always use, 'Fight, team, fight! ' This could be taken as the teams motto, for whether it's their good day or not, they play with the same fervor and the same friendliness towards their opponents. Regular hours of practice with tireless coach, Miss Wtilsh, have taught our players many things: a mastery of zone defense, cutting, screening, and blockade tactics, but the most important lesson learned was the art of living by a code of sportsman- ship, remembering that He who plays straight and hard wins even when he loses. I i I PING PONG Ping , . . ping . . . ping echoes from the boarders' locker room at odd moments throughout the day whenever contestants in the ping pong singles tourney have a free moment to practice. CAlmz'eJ, Warming up for their matches are J. Hickey, G. Goyette, P. Belisle, and J. Levesque, four finalists in the first half of the double elimination tournament. Georgette, who emerged victor of the first half, will later play the winner of the second half. The A.A. presents a trophy to the final winner. 64 CHEERLEADERS Boom-a-lacka! VARSITY SCHEDULE Dec. 27 - Jan. I4 - Jan. 16 - Jan. 21 - jan. 26 - jan. 30 - Feb. 6 - Feb. 12 - Feb. 26 - Mar. 4 - Mar. I3 - Mar. 17 - Mar. 23 - Mar. 28 - Mar. 30 - Alumnae Stonehill Durfee Somerset J. M. A. Case Dighton Durfee St. Claire J. M. A. Case Dighton St. Claire Dartmouth St. Patrick's Boom-a-lacka! Sis-Boom-Bah! It sounds like double talk, but our never-say-die cheer- leaders know that keeping moral support high at games is just as important as dropping in the baskets. CCenterJ. Head cheerleader, S, Pacheco. CClocku'i5eJ: M. Souza, S. Smith, S. DeNadal, G. Gagnon, P. Patricelli, J. Gaudreau. XY .,.,f -iq-if A graduate of Sargent College, Miss Walsh came to D.A. last year and has steadily gained our wholehearted admira' tion and gratitude. Her cheery laugh and Hello, her line example of good sports- manship, her open store of information, her versatility and her proficiency in every sport have won her a place in the aHec- tions of the whole student body and have made her an indispensable part of D.A. CRigbtJ. Stellar guard Jean Riley goes way up for a rebound, to tie ball with Dighton player, as teammates jackie St. Laurent and Jeanne Pelissier stand by to lend an assist if necessary. Cfibozfeb. Swish! Grace Kel- ley puts it through to add two more points to D.A.'s score in Stonehill game. CLef1J. Somerset guards re- cover the ball after D.A. shot. lRightD. Jackie St. Laurent does her best, but Gladys Smith of Dighton just won't be stopped as she here shoots the winning two-pointer. V 75 ' v A L 11004 ,mom in ican '--g awp! rqvq. , 4 if 4 f Cfibozfeb. Varsity captain joan Hickey Finishes up a moving screen play with this shot in home game against Dighton. fBel0ufJ. Claire Theberge makes good use of a dehnite height advantage to recover her own rebound in a lively intramural game. Four teams gil were entered in the intramural basketball tourna- ment, with each team playing every other team twice. The A.A. presented championship ribbons to the members of the winning team. Again this year, we are indebted to the Girls' Numeral Club of Durfee High School for furnishing us with excellent ofhcials for our intramural games. 9' yrs' Carol Alosi Ann Boyle Mary Lou Chippendale Claudette Cote Claire Coulombe Monica Dempsey Teresa Gallagher Lorraine Goulet Janice Hambly Theresa Hernandez Joan Hickey Julia Hurley Joan LaChance Pauline LaChance Cecile Levesque Gloriette Levesque Anne Marie McManus Janice Oakley Bette O'Brien Sally O'Neil Alice Olivier Shirley Pacheco Jeannine Parent Jean Riley Jacqueline St, Laurent Marilyn Scholes Sheila Smith Ellen Sullivan Geraldine Sullivan June Tate Joan Wenc Joan Yakavonis SENIOR DIRECTORY Graduation Mass is beautiful and encouraging but a little sad in the thought that it might be the last together for these friends of long standing. How- ever, these friendships can last long after graduation, especially if we make consistent use of our senior directory. 521 Dwelly sf. 2-3787 618 So. Almond St. 4-4332 171 Oliver St. 4-0295 l 119 Rockland St. 4-4633 i 531 Dwelly St. 2-3507 83 Lowell St. 4-6612 104 Oak St. 3-7519 534 Osborn St. 3-3363 381 Highland Rd, Tiverton, R.I., Tiv. 250-R Apartado 301, Santa Clara, L.V. Cuba, 2-9901 979 So. Main St. 4-3801 202 Ridge St. 3-2634 325 Columbia St 4-0848 112 Osborn St 5-7309 571 Slade St. 3-5143 255 shove sf 4-6515 1 210 Bradford Ave 4-1185 583 So. Beach St. 2-4948 459 So. Beach St 6-8965 Main Rd., Tiverton, R.I., Tiv. 195 239 Whipple Sr. 9-6911 305 Division St. 3-3875 52 Coulombe St., Acushnet, Mass. 411 So. Beach St. 3-6922 475 So. Beach St. 4-7701 45 Freedom St. 3-0736 588 So. Main St. 3-1904 400 Bradford Ave. 3-1713 1020 Middle St. 2-1693 Bayview Ave., Tiverton, R.I., 4-8628 202 East Main St. 3-6095 55 Cleveland Ave., Brockton, Mass. 3869 SENIOR HONORS Fulfillment at last! Four years of constant study and efTort reach their culminating reward with presentation of the honor key at graduation to those who have earned it. To receive the key, a student must be on the Principals List at least four out of six marking periods in every one of the four years of high school. Highest honors means an average of 95-100, high honors, 90-94, honors, 85-89, with no mark below 85. As Dominilog went to press, the follow- ing students were eligible for honors CNamer arranged alplaabeticallyf HIGH HONORS Carol Alosi Ann Boyle Claire Coulombe Janice Hambly julia Hurley joan LaChance Gloriette Levesque Shirley Pacheco Marilyn Scholes Geraldine Sullivan HONORS Jacqueline St. Laurent SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Early scholarship announcements, before press time, brought good news to joan Hickey ileflj and joan LaChance, both of whom were awarded four-year scholarships to Stonehill College, North Easton. The awards were based on a competitive exam- ination held in December. PATRONS Reverend Mother Prioress General Academie jesus-Marie Academy Theatre A Friend-A.B.S. Irene Elsie Beauparlant Blessed Martin Lending Library Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Boyle Building Materials Calumet Tea 8: Coffee Company Munroe Dashoff, M.D. Frank E. Duffy Mr. Frank Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dufour Miss Marie Dufour Katherine Ney Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Armel Gamache Miss Jeanne Gamache Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goulet Enos Gulf Station Gray Typewriter Company Hilton's Bakery Mrs. P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. joseph A. Levesque North Tiverton Pharmacy Monseigneur Prevost High School William C. Purcell, jr. Sacred Hearts Academy Dr. joseph O. St. Denis Mr. and Mrs. Aime Sansouci Mrs. Helen Smith Dr. and Mrs. Fred -I. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sullivan Miss Nancy Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wilson BOOSTERS Ann Boyle Calumet Tea 8: Coffee Company Merilyn Chabot Madeleine Chenard ClifI's Atlantic Station Claudette Cote Q Pauline H. Demers Charlotte Deschamps Fall River Esso Service Station Mary Fallows Lucien Gagnon Annette Gendreau julia Hurley Island Park Hardware Vivianne Leveille Gloriette Levesque Samuel Macri Jeanne Maltais The Methot Family Mrs. Hermenise Moreau Nu-Top Cigar Patricia Patricelli .lean Beverly Riley Sheila Smith W. Smith Geraldine Sullivan Doris Tessier Muriel Walker Our FRIENDS who have helped us . . . We express our sincere appreciation to the people and organizations that have made possible the publishing of our 1953 Dominilog. Their splendid work and cooperation greatly contributed to the success of our book. A special word of thanks goes out to- Loring's Studios, whose generosity and creative interest in our yearbook resulted in unique portraits and candidsg Messrs. T. O'Toole and Sons, our printers, and their representative, Mr. jack Brown, who gave us so much of their time and adviceg Our Patrons, Boosters and Advertisers, whose gen- erous help gave us that necessary financial support. These are our FRIENDS. Please help us to show our gratitude to them. N. ,.a., fi, 255 .. V-it 'f 'E7f .-f -- A 4 ' Q.. F Mi' T uw. ,fS' ' 4' n . - Y ,W F 'IA' v, we f 4, f W , gf ' .1515 1 FF I -If exe! 'gt A I 5 if 's n -2 2 H 1 gms gfsgnvuaux ' A J M 1.,..-- direct sales EH S L personal service s original layouts art service retouching composition mechanicals halftone and line negatives film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging delivery' t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamforcl, connecticut stamford 4-9226 new york me 5-4112 DS7L?f?0001704747'Q1?0610f701700470ZW001?0N?026v'?'Q01'70v6r0X Complimenfs of SQUARE DEAL TEA CO. Roger Moltois Ronald Mallais T08 HOWE ST. BARRETTE'S C ,I H J. 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VALQQURT HARDWARE CQ. 276 CENTRAL STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. 355 EAST MAIN STREET Besl Place in Town fo Buy Tires Hardware - Painfs - Tools - Builders' Supplies 6 Television and Eledrical Appliances Tel- 3,4512 5 I' ID Q I'I'I U2 93 22. mgg 8 ZZ 3 .T 'va 25 Q5 .- IT1 oo 5 WZ xl? l'l'l FUI- U2 C 2 O Z f0W' '0 C01' '0Pf0f'0'P'0W 401405 5 P I'- Ln I -u I P no Z P 0 'C CHARLES D. PGIRIER Reg. Phar., Prop. Q 1224 PLEASANT STREET FALL Raven, MASS. 9 Tel. 6,8939 5 5 3 STONE BRIDGE PACKAGE STORE ' I1 A 0 Z 2 z I O :R a TIVERTON, R. I. Q BoB'S SWEET SHOP S 2 FLATIRON BUILDING FALL RIVER, MASS. Q 3 On their way to class, Jeannine and Gloriette check up Complimems ' on activity announcements, 3 of Q EDDIES MARKET 5 5 E.,..,., lqbugl ,,,.,,,, FRANK M. 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Tel- 3'4II2 Aulomolive and lnclusfrial Supplies FALL RIVER Complimenfs of NEW BEDFORD 5 MODERN FURNITURE NEWPORT Q 376 sour:-I MAIN smear 2 5 x9 0'0 'C0 0'40440 0 0'40D' g 76 X9N0s7f7f0vs7610'01?'Q0'6 Qs?'?s70s?04?WN?61610 0t0f0 704?6X 9 '59 guess I I -'01 401 if inks- ' Fl- ,Q px 5 Q 'I ' I 1 YR f I s ' I f iw I 47 if: 3 i4lNA cl: gl tt If-ls' If 3 alifffl' fg LQ I I ii '4 A is ix Lx ti 1 I 5 If ig I ffllll vi: YH IJ uk. , 5 3 f 1 1 R . If I1 Q , f' Iii l' W l Vs 20200 -'00 401 AJIII I I 1 , 1'll'! I,J,, y 'I I I 1 ' 'vj Qk II - pg. YJ ,,... -ff a ' Second floor students are greeted by the friendly Lady 6 of Fatima statue on the landing. Success and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 CLASS '54 Good Luck, Seniors CLASS '55 God Bless You, Seniors CLASS '56 A Congratulations, Seniors CLASS '56 B DOMINICAN ACADEMY FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Boarding and Day School for Girls Grades and High School Classical, General 8- Commercial Courses Music - Ari - Dramafics Conducted by the Dominican Sisters ofthe Congregation of St. Catherine of Siena X9K01f0 0fWf l0'6740P17'9K07f07C07f0'C-7'555717 05V ww gcwoommaowwmowmvwwwmowvwwwmafafwdo-K0xom0w.0,.0.0..f,,.a.0,,0x FALL RIVER HERALD NEWS SLADE LAUNDRY, INC. Dry Cleaners - Furriers 5 1068 SLADE STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel. 8-5641 J. W. PATRICELLI Complimenfs of GLADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 9 400 SOUTH MAIN STREET Miss Anfoinehe Chouvehe, Prop. WILFRED J. GINGRAS INSURANCE S A familiar sight before classes start-seniors beseiged GRANITE BLOCK for pictures. julia signs hers for Beverly and Cynthia. JOSEPH R. SOREL FRUIT and PRODUCE Dial 7-9111 117 BORDEN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. W. CHARRON 81 SON F . PAcKER's MARKET 744 PLYMOUTH AVE. 761 EASTERN AVE. FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel. 2-2772 Qualify Meals - Frozen Foods - Groceries Q x7K0'f0 0N0'f f0210X-0140 0N0N0Y0P20'f-0f'0N04C0f'0N0PC0V0ff-0'4 78 I E x vawaawwsacafafaaasmfawwfmwaawwwfafawwwwfwsfatawswswswwwx Complimenfs of THE FRANK L. ALLEN LUMBER CO. LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS 285 OLIVER STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 9-6443 Compliments of Co,,,p,,,,,e,,,s KENNETH c. GRIMES of Florist SOMERSET, MASSACHUSETTS EVERETT MOTORS, INC. OLDSMOBILE C0mPlQ '9 '5 CADILLAC EILEEN DARLING'S ,7 DOW L' TWIN EDITOR EDTHWI 5 4 jill? W 5 IIIII III Assembly programs brighten activity period. Seniors present a skit for National Newspaper Week, in October. , PATENAUDE 81 CO. Complimenls ol Jewelers since 1890 8t Diamonds - Wclches - Clocks - Jewelry, Elc. SHOE STORE Cash and Credit 6 1473 so. MAIN stREE'r Telephone 2.6421 5 x7'0 0'0'40' 79 Amfaaaaowo-Q0 Lowa-1040. I. F. MORIN FURNITURE STORE . . . g M . 46 MAIN ROAD Near ae i MACKENZIE 81 WINSLOW FAY'S GRILL Tel. 3- 776 Lumber and Building Maferial Mfgrs of Money'S Worfh C. P. HARRINGTON FUNERAL HOME Poulfry and Dairy Feeds 986 PLYMOUTH AVE. FALL RIVER, MASS. one 3- 2 FALL RIVER MASS om 'men s o ALPERT BROS w 2 Recreation is a welcome break in the morning session. The candy counter attracts Anne Marie and June. Compliments of ACADEMY LOAN CORPORATION John R. Braz, Treasurer K 3 N Girard, Prop Domeshc Elecfric Sewm achmes , Sf I Lne North Tiverton, R. I. Dial North Tiverton 2-4869 INC. Under New Management 6 Q Ph 227 C pl: I f G X7x0u0v0u0w 000000000 taxa ao J0' ff-0? -102 407 10401 f'0'N01'0H0'N01 gs 3 2 3 2 BUILDING and ROIIFING MATERIALS : Jig Compliments A LUMBE Louis HAND, INC. -..-..-:ii i- - -A A n ,,. THOMAS J. BEEDEM COMPANY :sos so. MAIN sr. Taao PLEASANT sr. FALL RIVER, MASS. QUALITY FURNITURE I7 RODMAN STREET LANDRY'S MARKETS Meats, Groceries and Provisions T46 Division St. 515 Broadway T934 Pleasant St. , , , , , 1-el. 2-3072 1-9.2.3481 Tel. 2-5671 Last class in morning sessions is Latin IV. These are the brave lovers of Latin who are not afraid to follow 340 Oak Grove Avenue - Tel. 2-1949 Aeneas wherever he may wander. Mielleurs Voeux de Succes aux Graduees de I'Academie Dominicaine Le personnel du Depot d'obiets de Piete du Sanctuaire de Ia Bonne St. Anne tient a votre disposition une grande variete d'articIes religieuxz Chapelets, crucifix, statues, Agnus Dei Medailles, huile de Ste-Anne, bagues Creches de Noel fcompletes ou par morceauxj Livres de messe et de devotion, etc., etc. 81 2 2 2 3 5 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 5 2 2 010' 0 l0 02 20' Mk' 402' Is9N0Y0's0'f10Pf0N0N0-1?40 Qs0N0Nl10'b101'-0vs-01'0K0401'0N6'217'-0'f0f'-0N056'w10vf0N0K0 '0X?s.0'N0x Com Hmmm of MAIN HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. P Lowe Bros. Paints ond Vornishes Wall Paper - Cemenf - Plasier - Grain STATE ROAD NORTH DARTMOUTH Feffuflef - Seeds 13 MAIN ROAD Dial 2-5561 DR. 81 MRS. l R. PELADEAU, D.M.D. Compliments of W. O. C. 5 DONNELLY FUNERAL HOME 1173 SOUTH MAIN STREET Q Diol 2-7511 Complimenfs of 5 5 9 9 5 5 9 Eighf modern meat and grocery morkefs conveniently located Lunch hour at last! Phyllis, Georgette and Jeannette 8K stack up the soda. Ann is their first customer. , . Proprietors 333 BEDFORD STREET fi '1fQn'en FALL RWER' MASS' DR. 8t MRS. E. J. DIONNE G X?'0lf0Y0's01f0v101f0W10'40117f0' 65'01f01101f0'6' 82 xywwmmmmwwoaomwwmommwwmmwmwwwowwwfa'ofa-fowwx I 2 ' Tel. 9-6191 Evenings By Appoinimenf R O B E R T ' S FULL DRESS RENTAL SERVICE Whife Tuxedo Jackefs -- Tuxedo - Tail Coafs Cuiaways and All Accessories S 398 SPRING STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Opp. SI. Mary's Cathedral 5 - Complimenfs Complzmenfs of Q of J. D. MILOT, M.D. I Complimenfs ST' S SPEEDWELL FARMS ICE CREAM 3 N U Leo H. Berube, Pres. and Treas. 5 9 Complimenfs of S SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY 5 5 Senior table in the new lunchroom is a busy spot. 5 5 TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, C. I. O. 9 384 SPRING STREET E FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS g g9V0'10'7Q?6X7fQ20'0X0'470fl01176f6N76'0'176P4710Vf0'616f626'l0'10'405C0v' S 83 :Swaxafcamaxawfa04a1afa:aQa-awnmf0::afaQa.faLmwwwa:mQ0Aa:a:aQaw-w-:0-mw:w:.0x GUIMOND FARMS A Qualify Produc! W S A R Omce: 831 ROBESON ST.-TeI. 2-0482 Dairy: 727 BEDFORD ST.-Tel. 2-6240 5 FALL RIVER, MASS. 5 Compliments of 5 HERVE LAGASSE Poinfing and Decorofing Confracfor 5 291 HIGH STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. DiclI 9-6493 5 GOYETTE'S MARKET THOMAS WALSH 5 1097 STAFFORD ROAD Moving ond Trucking - Furniture ond Piano Moving 9 Dio' 6-8526 CAMBRIDGE 8. MOTT STS. FALL RIVER, MASS. Dicl 8-5072 GOYETTE BROTHERS Floor Surfacing - Rug Shcimpooing ' Mofhproonng Complgmenfs 'IO9I-IO99 STAFFORD ROAD Dial 6-8526 NEW METHOD LAUNDRY LAMBERT'S PHARMACY H. J. Lamberi, Reg. Pharm. Besi Wishes fo SENIOR CLASS Cor. MIDDLE 8. SO. MAIN STS. FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel.2-0531 M. ALMA GAGNON CANUEL 6 x70N?'747 0'0N?0K?477652?0'0206N701f?L7'Q6X?196vW161W'0P0fW 84 401' f01f0'- 10b '01 205' 9 Registered Masfer Plumber ANTONIO H. LAGASSE Plumbing and Heating II9 BARRE STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS S Telephone 8-5761 24 Hour Service 7 Compliments Q of ' FALL RIVER PAPER 81 SUPPLY CO. We are ready to serve you again BARNABY OIL CO. 3 'I24 FOREST ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. Call 2-1630 for Quick Service I Compliments of T H E H U B ' s. Gounss a. soNs The few spare minutes after lunch give Sheila and Carol time for a quick look at that French lesson. Pleasant Street Comer Troy D O N N E L Phone 7-9435 Daily Delivery Q Exclusive roaming service CAPITQL FRUIT STQRESI INC. 6 'I35 FRANKLIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Fresh Fruhs and Vegetables Daily Phone 2 9'I 335 soum MAIN smear FALL Raven, MASS. 6 X9K?40Y0296P6w71?'0561017170v001s?10026'0'0N7'0N76Y065 0X?6X0 85 l 2 2 E 5 Q 2 5 A 2 2 S 2 2 li 1010-'-01' K0 cf rgowaoowamwwmwwowdmmmwmvwowwmvdmmmmmwwmmawx BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS 8 FALL RIVER VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY 12 TECUMSEH ST. Normond H' Boule Tel. 2-9550 Frank Ziccardi, Prop. Raymond W. Boule 6I5 BROADWAY Compliments FALL RIVER, MASS. Phone 3-2901 of CONNORS MARKET I 9 9 S.G.O. members are in a huddle thinking up some new way to insure orderly traffic in corridors 5 and on stairs. 5 MONICA'S GUEST HOUSE By Week - Monfh - Seasonal I9 OCEAN AVENUE fCorner of Sfudley Roadj HYANNIS, MASS. Q Telephone 2I5OM Limited Space Make reservafions early 86 IS740N?0N7C761040W0 Q020H0'0N7'01h?1?040P'0K6Ws7270f61 x COMPLIMENTS OF DOMINICAN ACADEMY ALUMNAE 9 ASSOCIATION Classes over for the day, boarders may be found busy in their Blessed Martin Club. EMERY J. AUBE Compliments Fine Watch 8. Clock Repairing of 400 LAwroN sr. FALL RIVER, MASS. W, T, GRANT CQMPANY Tel. 3-5720 SMART-FORM OF FALL RIVER GORTON'S FISH MARKET B I . . . arc ey Designing Service Undef New Momgemen' 27 souru MAIN smear Dial 2-3462 TEL. 6-8248 Room 324 Granite Block Madame Dorine Roux 6 XW01:0v0w-0w0X0w0':f-0v0x0'm0v mowowos 87 X wwwwwifafawwfwfwffarawdacmwwwwfmwaearoifaeaaiowwwsawawswsfax STONE BRIDGE RADIO 81 APPLIANCE SHOP Television - Sales and Service FEITELBERG AGENCY, INC. Henry J. Feitelberg, Treasurer 29 NORTH MAIN ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. Opposite Durfee Theatre 1751 MAIN ROAD TIVERTON, R. I. Tel. Tiverton 195 Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. GEORGE ST. LAURENT Compliments of Q MR. 8m MRS. L. E. GIOVANNIELLO sRocKToN, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments 5 of ' MR. 8. MRS. WM. DEMPSEY First in Fashions 5 MILADY'S DRESS SHOP, INC. ' Academy Building, 102 South Main Street FALL RIVER, MASS. 5 Phone 3-5361 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Q CHARLIE'S GULF SERVICE I 5 Accessories - Lubrication - Used Cars 9 STATE ROAD Seniors jackie, Sally, joan and Monica seem happy over , G the success of their day canvassing for yearbook ads. Across hom H waY Cosmo My Dad took one! all four say. HIGHLAND 5 8m 10 BEekman 3-2593-2594 Est. 1864 RQBESQN STREET Store Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wholesale Grocers 208-210 WATER STREET IDEAL LAUNDRY 38' 375 NEW BOSTON RD. FALL RIVER, MASS. William F. Fenley, Manager Tel, 8-5677 Q x9 0 '-0'0'0 40 cowoxaaeaxa-to-mawvfoi .aw 88 550K7W1f0P'?6N70401f7'Q0Hf01101056N?s7020f6'WX?6N70 170'0T' ALMA MOREAU COULOMBE Teacher of Piano Classical or Popular Music and her MEMORY LANE ORCHESTRA Music for All Occasions 531 DWELLY ST. FALL RIVER Dial 213507 or 3-7022 S MR. 8E MRS. ALDEI LACHANCE C pl Q f Q MR. 81 MRS. ALFRED GAUDREAU ASHTON'S SPORTING GOODS 9 BORDEN and SECOND E CROPPER FLORIST 5 Flowers for All Occasions Q 7'l VESTAL STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. 5 Phone 8-5689 Q Claire, Claudette, Pauline and Alice Sold an ad to dad! S DIAL 9-6911 HENRY J. OLIVIER PLUMBING AND HEATING - GENERAL JOBBING 239 WHIPPLE STREET S G xmaemaeawfowweav-0-wwwvfa S 89 9 Compliments of TONl'S BEAUTY SALON so NORTH MAIN STREET Q Tel. 4-T104 FRANK D. O'BRIEN 5 MONGEAU SHOE STORE, INC. Known for Better Shoes 236 SO. MAIN STREET Telephone 6-8l6I Compliments of ATLANTIC DAIRY Telephone 4-8430 Prompt Delivery Service LANE'S OIL SERVICE Kerosene - Fuel Oil T72 WEST HOOPER ST. NO. TIVERTON, R. l. Compliments of ' FARIS FURNITURE CO. 5 Compliments of 5 9 MAsoN's JOHN SEXTON 8m CO. Bette O'Brien, '52, and her sister Cathleen, '60! Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers See us first . . . For dependable service Gas Oil Lubrication Tires Tubes Batteries P. BOX J S PERRY S GARAGE , , , , NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS Official Light Station 10725 Automobile Storage 969 S. MAIN ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. Dial 2-7601 6 x7x.0'm0v0v61r0v'-0'1s0vf.0v-0 s0fs0110N0fs0f-01'01201f010fs0P'0N0N0ff-02C05f-0Y01s0Js-01L0Y0'L-0P'-0Y0 '0N0 90 55 E E E E 5 2 E T 9 E 2 9 2 5 3 010V-02' ICO' Q01 :Igm0wnafa0:ww00LaLaLa:a'aQafmfa:mwFwwfw:mwnawwnawwnmww'Lm0-fawx C I' f FALL RIVER BUSINESS INSTITUTE omwmems O 209 FRANKLIN STREET B R O U G H T O N ' S IFormerIy Herrick's Institutel Cleansers and Dyers 5 Secretarial - Accounting - Civil Service 553-555 so MAIN ST FALL RIVER MASS MADE-RITE POTATO CHIPS Potato Chips Guaranteed Fresh Daily 1855 SOUTH MAIN STREET Tel. 2-2470 Dial 6-8921-2-5131 nn J. 5 GOULET'S PASTRY SHOP 5 Cakes and Pastries for All Occasions 1505 and 547 SOUTH MAIN STREET 2 FALL RIVER, MASS. Q f-1 , 5 THE EXTERMINATOR COMPANY ' LEO. A. LocRoIx 5 - Q- fb Compliments of the 2 GREATER FALL RIVER 5 torraiae GOLiI6I topped the senior list for ad sales. See S ow s e smi es! A RR 5 'ills nm IWW Q J LUKE 3 TM tjlwppl 368 South Main Street Q H , 7 I H Fall River, Mass. 5 .-ical fir My Ifgrillv in OZISQAU 2 x7C0N?'?1717101l717'0f6W2040N0v40Y0N7L01Q0'01101f0'f0'C0K01 91 Q-01' 170'-040W f0v'01f01L0v-01401 X0-' -10' asasfafoagowfowfoffafawwsoffawoommaowmammwwwwmmmmwwmmwwx Compliments of 5 DAN'L 81 M. J. COUGHLIN, INC. FUNERAL HOME Complimenfs AQ 5 - M C W H I R R' s 5 5 E 9 . . Another day off-the day of the semor class mp, Anne Marie poses on the anchor of Old Ironsidesf' Boston Harbor. Foll River ond New Bedford Bottling Works, Inc. Bofflers of DEERHEAD, MISSION and MOXIE BEVERAGES 150 QUEQUECHAN STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS A S X s01 s740'01C0'40'f02s02s0W20'f01s0P20ff01s02Wf'0fs02s0N0 92 gC7C7fQ1?'Qf?b?0f0r7000'Q4?C947f?0010274?1?0047010f610040W10476X Your Locker Plant THE FOOD BANK, INC. STONE BRIDGE nvERToN, R. I. Telephone Tiverton 30 Compliments of HOTEL MELLEN Compliments of NORTH END LAUNDRY 5 Cleaners, Launderers, Furriers Tel. 2-3291 K Q I THE CARNIVAL DRIVE-IN AT THE NARROWS 5 Fried Clams -- French Fries - Clam Cakes Sandwiches and Ref,e,hmen,5 Ready for slumberland. The A.A, on their overnight trip to Camp Tatapanum, Dighton. 9 5 Q MAIL ADDRESS wooNsocKET, R. I. 5 g PHARAILDE MANUFACTURING CO. 9 UNIFORMS MADE TO ORDER D FOR scHooLs AND COLLEGES 5 260 PuLAsKu BOULEVARD scum BELLINGHAM, MASS. 3 X9K?6101C71016N0vs010N?f?6N7L?17s0vs9C?40'17'02G?C761W1s056v61 93 DS74?61 f192710270'QW1f?611?00f0'7fQ2?0040H0P6v2?61040Wf7'Q1?6x IRENE'S LINGERIE 81 HOSIERY Compliments 224 ACADEMY BLDG. Q of 3 AL'S TIRE SHOP Compliments A. J. Guilmette, Proprietor gf Q SlMON'S SUPPLY CO., INC. ALPHONSE L. PLANTE Q PIANO TECHNICIAN 5 Church Memorials in Marble, Bronze, Wood HERBERT C. EALES, INC. 6 Monuments 5 K P 660 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Q Tel. 2-lI3l 3 Compliments of Q JOHN J. HARRINGTON Th H Ilo 'Ven m sq end orjanzed by senors, 'S 2 one? of llhe Ilgghlightls Ill thetfall lgeaion. Freshmeli seerli ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY Q to be enjoying themselves. Q Compliments Complimems Q of of 6106 f0'140N02'-02' SCHWARTZ LUMBER COMPANY AVON CURTAIN CORP. A01 -102 7 I I I Q I I Q I I Q Q 9 I I I I 3 47'47'05' suprn nannsr 94 -16 -405' I 101' 40 20110105 40401 ff-02 -101 f'-01101 E.. 5 5 5 Q 5 3 Q 1 Q 3 5 5 l HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT At the Narrows 2345 PLEASANT STREET Joseph E. Theberge, Mgr. SUCCESS To Jon-IN E. cox co., INC. Structural Steel and Ornamental Iron Electric and Acetylene Welding 753 DAVOL STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel. 5-7471 H. P. HOOD 81 SONS Compliments of JUNIOR S.D.S. MILK - CREAM Shop Rear of 633 BROADWAY AT 23 OSBORN ST. Tel. 3-1691 AIME PELLETIER Electrical Contractor and Supply Nor the least attractive feature of the party is the lumh. J. M. DARLING, JR. CO. General Contractors and Builders 878 SOUTH MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Ernest F. Darling, President Albert Manchester, Treasurer 95 Q 1 9 1 5 5 5 5 3 5 5 9 s 3 1 Q 9 9 1 5 Q Q 1 ...sz s0V'02 Wifi' '0' A-0f 402 x0'6 '0 0f g '0W0W'0W0M'0MQWW7W0 Lm00wx . 9 Compliments of 5 SHORE'S MARKET 5 9 Christmas cribs in every room help Put Christ Back Into Christmas. This is the chapel crib. FELDMAN BROTHERS 6 Complete Home Outfitters ' 343 CENTRAL STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments Telephone 3-3731 of Compliments of g 5 JO ANN'S BAKERY Felix Gondelo, Proprietor 9 CG' T38 RODMAN STREET Tel. 3-6997 3 Delicious Pies ond Pastry 391 SOUTH MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. L. N 166 DR. MAURICE A. CLEMENT ICEFISS O. Telephone 6-8545 Optometrist ?C9K0N0'0X0' C-0 10 '0 0 0Y0N0Y0K0P4-0'f0P'-0 -0'K-0PC0 -0 0K0' S ,f 96 asmoxowQomoxavwwwwmmmwwmommwwamwamwwwmwdaowwv-mmmwx f'0'w0N01f0'1 401 02401 0 2'0N0W 010102 2-0f'0'f'0'1'01f0'0f'0110 0 -'05 -'-0' 10110165 is A A 2 E E I 3 5 5 E L A 2 Complimenfs For Your Club Pins of Music Club - French Club - Lafin Club Mafh. Club - Ari Club - and Many Ofhers L61 PLEASANT ST- J. RICHARD O'NEIL CO. 85 COLUMN ST' 282 FRANKLIN STREET Te'ePl'0 e 24190 CAMBRIDGE 39, MASS. Complimenfs of SHERRY CORPORATION 823 DAVOL STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Road Consfrucfion - Asphalt Driveways Telephone 3-5864 - 3-5865 All classes make donations for the poor at this season. Seniors are starting their collection, A Three Stores KILDA JOSEPH DESMARAIS l in Hospifalizalicgmulorgiiaegugffswe Insurance ' ' PGH River 878 SOUTH MAIN ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. 97 to serve you DESMARAIS HARDWARE CO. LOUIS G. BERNARD 81 SON A d J' De5mC I5 DRAPERIES and VENETIAN BLINDS Established 1870 Lowe Bros. Paints and Vornishes Cuslom Made Slip Covers 5 1084 STAFFORD ROAD FALL RIVER, MASS. 367 EAST MAIN STREET Tel- 2,7971 R Compliments of A. L. CARPENTER FURNITURE STORE 5 ANDERSON-LITTLE COMPANY 5 F P I es and Gifts - Greeting Cards 5 ELLSAS ART STORE g 364 SOUTH MAIN STREET 3 BUBEN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 5 I 3 Compliments of i i ATVI A' 5 cocA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I R of Fall Rive' Christmas vacation brings the junior Dance. Claudette 3 and escort. LINOLEUMS CUSTOM FLOORS CARPEHNG 5 by RENE H. BERNIER Plastic Wall Tiles-Rubber and Asphalt Tiles 3 T26 MORGAN STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS E Dial 5-7117 ?C9'40N0 0 05 '-7'105'0P'-9 -0X9'C9 0X0P40 40 0 98 Y Telephone 7-9334 PLEASANT MOTORS Chrysler - Plymoufh Sales and Services 2096 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS 5 I For all our banquets and Communion breakfasts, Mr. Gauclette gives us the best possible servic Compliments of 5 CooK BORDEN co., INC. S- S- KRESGE C0- Q 650 DAVOL STREET YOUR FRIENDLY 5 a. 10 FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of C I, LE N o R ' s omp lmenls 98 SOUTH MAIN STREET of FALL RIVER, MASS. CHERRY 8, WEBBIS WALKER'S MARKET FALL RIVER, Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruiis and Vegefobles in Season 597 CHARLES STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. 6 Tel. 32922 X9K0Y0 40 0'f01401405YP40V'0ff01 0f10'40,40 99 I I i 2 5 E 5 E 6 2 I I 2 6 i I WNONOW' '01 01401 '-0' 01'-01 s0vs0v' 205 f0Yf05 101'-7 's0 20 x0'0 0 0f it 0040001000-000000 Y Lincoln Mercury FREED'S DRESS SHOP W. PRESCOTT MOTORS CO. 248 SOUTH MAIN mm I4 DURFEE sT. FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel. i,-N41 Tel. 3-5835 Cvmplimems HANK'S SERVICE STATION of 140 PRESIDENT AVE. FALL RIVER, MASS. AUGUST HEBERT 81 SON Telephone 7.9531 Compliments of STANLEY BABIEC 5 LINCOLN PARK PROFESSIONAL 5 MENARD INSURANCE AGENCY Aime Giroux, Agt. And GIROUX ASSOCIATES 325 GRANITE BLOCK Real Eslclfe Compliments of Q COOGAN BROS., CLEANSERS I I55 WADE STREET Compliments S of 9 SUNDERLAND'S 3 In basketball season, Intramurals provide fun after class 5 FALL RIVER RETAIL DRUGOISTS ASSOCIATION ?C 20'410K0f-0 0N0' 4755491 100 40N7040'610'65WN02s0N70f6's0 Qs?17040565'Q6W17W'40'0'0'616x C OMPLIMEN TS of the A 8. P FOOD STORES Diamond Setters Est. 1905 U Watch Repair g ARTHUR A. PLANTE 81 SON Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ACADEMY BUILDING, SUITE 221 FALL RIVER, MASS. Telephone 3-0561 REMY MOVING COMPANY CORRIGAN THE APOTHECARY, INC. Prescription Specialists We Deliver 1412 SO. MAIN STREET Tel. 9-6962 Q Compliments of Narry League games are also played in the afternoo BONNER Dighton game. Compliments of BEAUPARLANT'S MARKET 441 OSBORN STREET 101 1 i 'X 0: C O w 5' 4 Academy Loan Corporation Allen Lumber Co. Al's Tire Shop Alpert Bros. Anderson-Little Co. Ashton's Sporting Goods Atlantic Dairy Atlantic 8: Pacific Aube, Emery J. Auclair Funeral Home Avon Curtain Babiec, Stanley Barnaby Oil Co. Barrette's Donut Shop Beauparlant's Market Beedem, Thomas J., Co. Bernard 84 Son Bernier, Rene Blue Ribbon Cleaners Bob's Sweet Shop Bolduc's Lumber Co. Bonner Flowers Boule Funeral Home Bride's Shoppe Broughton's Cleansers Buben Sewing Machine Co. Canuel, M. Alma Gagnon Capitol Fruit Store Carnival Drive-In Carpenter, A. L. Cascade Finance Co. Charlie's Diner Charlie's Gulf Service Charron 8: Son Cherry St Webb Clement, Dr. Maurice Club Calumet Coca-Cola Company Connor's Market Coogan Cleansers Cook Borden Corrigan, The Apothecary Coughlin, Dan'l 8: M. J., Inc. Coulombe, Mrs. Alma Cox, John Cropper Florist Darling, Eileen De Nadal, Rico Desmarais Hardware Dempsey, Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Desmarais, Kilda Dionne, Dr. 81 Mrs. Dominican Academy Alumnae Donnelly Funeral Home Donnelly Painters Dumont, O., Jewelers Eales, Herbert Ellsas Art Store Eddie's Market Everett Motors Exterminator Company INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 80 Fall River Business Ins. 91 79 Fall River 8: N. Bedford Bottl'g Co. 92 94 Fall River Herald News 78 80 Fall River Paper 84 Supply Co. 85 98 Fall River Retail Druggists-Assn. 100 89 Faris Furniture 90 90 Fay's Grill 80 101 Feitelberg Ins. Agency 88 87 Feldman Bros., Furniture 96 74 First National Stores Inc. 94 94 Food Bank 93 100 Freed's Dress Shop 100 85 Friends 103 74 Gaudette, Louis 8: Sons 99 101 Gaudreau, Mr. 8: Mrs. 89 81 Gingras, Wilfrid 78 98 Giovanniello, Mr. 81 Mrs. L. E. 88 98 Gladys' Beauty Parlor 78 86 Gorton's Fish Market 87 75 Goulet's Pastry Shop 91 81 Goyette's Market 84 101 Greater Fall River Druggists Assn. 91 86 Grant, W. T. 87 91 Grimes, Kenneth C. 79 91 Guimond Farms 84 98 Hand, Louis, Inc. 81 84 Hank's Service Station 100 85 Harrington, C. P., Funeral Home 80 93 Harrington, john J. 94 98 Hebert August 84 Son 100 96 Highland 5 8: 10 88 82 Hood, H. P. 8: Sons 95 88 Hoole Brothers 76 78 Hotel Mellen 93 99 Hub, The 85 96 Ideal Laundry 88 74 I. L. G, W. Union 75 98 Irene's Lingerie 8: Hosiery 94 86 joAnn's Bakery 96 100 Jock's Spaghetti-An 74 99 johnson's, Howard, Restaurant 95 101 junior S.D.S. 95 92 Kingsley, G. H. 76 89 Kresge, S. S. 99 95 Lachance, Mr. 84 Mrs. Aldei 89 89 Lagasse, Antonio 85 79 Lagasse, Herve 84 76 Lajoie, J. E. 74 98 Lambert's Pharmacy 84 88 Landry's Market 81 97 Lane's Oil Service 90 82 Lenor's Dress Shop 99 87 Letendre 8: Boule, Inc, 82 82 Loring Studios 72 85 Mackenzie 8: Winslow 80 74 Made Rite Potato Chip Co. 91 94 Main Hardware 82 98 Manning, William T. 76 75 Martin 8: Sullivan Shoe Store 79 79 Mason's Furniture 90 91 McWhirr's, R. A. 92 104 Menard Insurance Agency Milady's Dress Shop Milot, Dr. Modern Furniture Mongeau Shoe Store Monica's Guest House Morin, I. F. Newberry, J. J. New Method Laundry North End Laundry O'Brien, Frank Olivier, Henry J. O'Neil's Fisk Tire Service, Inc O'Neil, J. Richard, Co. Peladeau, Dr. R., D.M.D. Packer's Market Patenaude Jewelers Patricelli, Mr. Pelletier, Aime Perry's Garage Pharailde Mfg. Co. Plante, Alphonse Plante, Arthur St Sons Pleasant Motors Prescott, W., Motors, Co. Prevost Market Quality Furniture Randles, john, Inc. Raymond's Market Remy Moving Co. Robert's Furs St. Anne's Hospital School of Nursing St. Anne's Shrine St. Laurent, Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Schwartz Lumber Co. Sexton, john 8L Co. Sherry Corporation Shore's Market Silvia, Frank M., Jr. Simon's Supply Slade Laundry Smart-Form of Fall River Smith Office Supply Sorel, Joseph R. Sousa's Photo Supply Speedwell Farms Square Deal Tea Co. Stafford Pond Oil Co. 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