Fontbonne Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Harrington Mrs Eduard GIOIOSR Mis John Foley M s Vlillmm Dillon Mrs John Devin Mis William Duane Seated Mis Robeit Brady General Chairman Mis Fmncis Ioiiest Mls James Collins We recall wlth gratitude the generous, quiet and 8fflCI6Ht efforts that Mrs Wllllam Sullivan Mrs William Hennessey and Mrs Joseph Kennedy made for our successful Theatre Party ff N fax I W 1 IU I I IXU X nom v N TH w . 10 The interest of our Mothers 1n Font bonne is something that has grown wlth the school They are always ready and past year our Mothers successfully spon sored a Hat and Fur Fashion Show a Theatre Party, and a Luncheon Bridge In addltlon to these soclal 3Ct1V1t19S we see many mothers 'getting to school on time with us mothers who have offered a port1on of their tlme to help out in the hbrary, the store, and the office Office Mis F1anc1sJ Fouest Mis Hemx I' B1rm1ngham,M1s Thomas I' Mcf xbe Mis Theodoie Geiaci Mis James F Doxle Store Mrs John P Madden Mrs Mary H DeRoma Mrs Dan1elJ Gallagher Mrs Raymond M Murry Mrs Ralph Ahcan dr1 Mrs James J OBr1en, Mrs Patrlck Murphy Library Mrs Joseph J Manning Mrs VValter Waldron, Mrs Alfred Bromowskx Mrs Edward S Ca1n Ceneral Chairman and C0-Chairmen of the Fashion Show and Luncheon Committee. Standing: Mrs. Michael ' , '. ' , '. , r,. 1 ' ,lx ',.'. l ' Y ' . . x ' ' '- r . . ' . . ' J w1ll1ng to aid us and the Academy. Th1s , . . . . . . , l K I X, ' . H . l I , o Q o 1-up NllR,U'l.lI mix I' - - .I X f 'f . ' ' . . .. - .. .Q . , ' . ' ' ' '. . ' .' J. it l, X F X x 1 - 4 E Xi. ' ' , '. . . . 5 f TA x - Q . , . . , ' . . , . ' 4 y - M . , . . ,':f4!,yf'1A K , . . . T an . 1 . Y ,A il.-r 1' 'Y ,J L 2-L- 4' . . . , '. , . , O

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TO O R PARE T fl? li if Z -leg . ,X We come to the end of the wonderful story of our last year at Fontbonne-the story of the good foun- tain and the part it played in our lives. There has been another influencefmuch deeper, much older, much more a part of us-the love and trust of our parents. In October the Fontbonne Fathers Club was or- ganized to provide opportunity for fathers of the students to share their interests with others. Their monthly meetings included Mass, breakfast, and a speaker. During the year the Fathers Club spon- sored the Barbershop Quartet, the first annual Com- munion Breakfast, a variety show, and a Saint Pat- rick's Day entertainment, The greatest of their ac- complishments was the establishment of the Mother Euphrasia Scholarship. Head table at Father-Daughter Communion Breakfast. Congressman O'Neil and his daugh- ters, Monsignor Timothy F. O'Leary, Mr. Michael Harrington and his daughters, Rev- erend Francis McDonnell. Vhaperons anal claug'litcr.s at the Fall l 1'olic. First row: Michele, Kathleen, Joan and their escorts. Second row: Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Bready, Mr. and Mrs. Valzania. ff . 'f SX -Q I , L-1 , .fo 6 Sill ll All I 'I ...--'I Among our star enter- tainments was an eve- ning of music provided by the Boston Chorus.

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