Dominican Academy - Dominilog Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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The i957 OMI ILCG published by The Senior Class DCDMINICAN ACADEMY Fall River, Massachusetts Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Assistant Editors Art Editor Assistants Photography Barbara Freitas Claire Dumont Louise Chouinard Pauline Lavoie Valerie Weber, Nancy Hart Jeanne Gagne, Virginia Morissette Barbara Lavoie Susan St. Pierre, Jean Whitehead Margaret Nester, Jeanne Pichette Madeleine Ring, Jeannette St. Yves s 447A'7 J

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Our School is Dominican! How proud we are of our name, Dominican, and how we love to sing it, to spell it out in our cheers and pep songs! It is a fine old name, and it has always stood for the school we love and all that our school means to us. We know, of course, that the word Do- minican means a good deal more than any one school, even if that school is the grand- est place on earth. However, when we were considering possible themes for our 1957 Dominilog, following the tradition of DA seniors in looking for some phase of our school life which might be improved by con- centrating on it for the year, we began asking ourselves questions. Were we fully aware of the richness of our seven-hundred- year-old Dominican heritage? Had we ever stopped to think seriously what it is that gives Dominican Academy the spirit we love? What is the source of its friendly, ioyous atmosphere, its tradition of culture, of high scholastic endeavor? Was there anything we could do to stimulate appreciation for all that our name Dominican connotes? A little reflection showed us that a year- long study of Dominican history and tradi- tions would be an enriching experience and would make our school life and memories more deeply meaningful for ourselves and our schoolmates. It was therefore in the hope that we could make a contribution toward inten- sifying the Dominican spirit of DA that we adopted as our theme for our yearbook and for the year, Our School Is A Dominican School. l S i O LUMEN ECCLESIAE! Prayer to St. Dominic O great Saint, who, inflamed with divine love, didst find thy delight in prayer and intimate union with God, obtain for us to be faithful in our daily prayers, to love our Lord ardently, and to observe His commandments with ever increasing fidelity. f Dominican Calendar, 1957 3