Jesus Mary Academy - Echo Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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Little Women . Enioying recreation: fl. to r.J Claudette Lariviere, Dorothy Lafleur, Jeannette Faunce. Q 3 The first steps are the most important . . . Good or bad, habits formed in childhood often influence a whole life . . . If Little Women of Today are to be molded into Better Women of Tomorrow, they should be enrolled in schools with curricula based on a Christian training. Here are the junior boarders. During the day, they attend Notre-Dame School. After long school sessions, they return to the Academy for hot lunches, recrea- tions, and supervised study. These lassies are the charges of Mother Ste-Jeanne- Francoise whose duty it is to keep their noses and cheeks polished, their blouses and knees white, but especially to train them in habits of courtesy, truth, loyalty, order, and piety. We're in second grade now: Cl. to r.b Diane Du- Third grade lassiles -- lst Row: Cl. to r.7 Carol puis, Margaret Mary Fedor, Marie Paradise, Ruth Lavoie, Judith Felice. 2nd Row: Jeannine Houle, Marie Gibbons. Anne Lemon.

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Szzgm' :md Spice . . f'r No fun like fun together! Down the slide . . . Right to lelt: Margaret Mary I Feclcir, Diane Lachance, Claire Amiot, Quiet for one mtnute but alwavs lov- Marie Paradise, Clauclette King, Mare able: +l. to r.7 Cltlutlelte Roy, Mary iorie Zajac, Judith Felice. Gibbons, and Suzanne Lafleur, from hrst grade. Fourth grade holds no secrets for: Cl. to r.? Con- stance Derois, Diane Parker, Patricia Pavao, Janet Veilleux. 0-.J The smarresr in the junior :section . . . lst Rowg tl. to r.7 Patricia Lzifleur, Rachel Dupuis, Lucille Cthltf. Zntl Row: Jeannette Faunce, Marry Ellen Parker, Vivian Houle.