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

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Living is Clem' . Junior Writers - lsr Row: Cl. to t,J An- nerte Berarrl, Eleanor Scanzio, Claire Lemieux, Jeanne Renaud, 2nd Row: Jacqueline Dupont, Claire Levesque, Constance St. Amand, Muriel Maynard, Mariette Clapin, Dolores Maynard, Their aim, to get the experience for future Thevenets. More jolly juniors - lst Row: Cl. to r.J Glotierte-iBernier, Doris Cabral, Annette Chabot. Znd Row: Jeanne Mellen, Lillian Berube, Doris Latocque, Florence Valcourt. .af 9 559 1 QW rx .5 ,Wea Q Q R 'Ni' I' ff G' CLASS OF 1954 Books with a Smile: fl. ro rj Claire Desnoyer, Lorraine Roy, Phyllis ME-nartl, Pauline Thibaulr, Madeline Gautlreau. ka

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IUNIORS The Goal of Cbristitza Our junior year! A time to pause, to watch, to learn, to prepare, and finally to go ahead into that magic world of a senior! This year meant unity! . . . For the first time the A's and B's formed one class . . . This year meant solving the complexities of the typewriter, the in- tricacies of shorthand, the mysteries of geometry . . . It was a period of development during which we learnt the exciting art of leading, of organizing par- ties, of reaping successes. Our junior year was a time of watching the seniors approach their biggest day, of wishing them Godspeed in their next great undertak- ing. It was a good year, we conclude, as we bring back the memory of joys or sorrows, parties or class work. Today, we stand united, ready to be dubbed seniors! OUR RELIABLE CLASS OFFICERS: fl. to r.J Eleanor Scanzio, president, .Ieannine Moreau, vice- presidentg Therese Picard, secretary: Pauline Dupre, treasurer. Typist All - lst Row: fl. to r.J Jeanne Dube, Jeanne Cote, 2nd Row: Lina Lavoie, Doris Lavoie, Annette Gaudreau, Annette Pigeon, Therese Laflamme. All Interested . . . but in what? Ask: fclock- wisej Claudette Banville. Irene Pavao, Pauline Bris- son, Mariette Mailloux, Pauline Longchamps, Lillian Vaillancoutt, Therese Thibault.

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1 Pepper, Viv, Cal, and Glo: We'll Scientist Claudette proves that the Professor Lorraine explains anotl be back tomorrow if we survive the book is wrong again! . . . but she needs the book! homework! ,. T271 -0 'if V i, i 3 fi ll S - rl f r ffc ,. ,.,.. I. I- . -Y GI., r . F01' Those Who Wisl 'Round the lunch table The Seniors each day All meet to discuss Their problems away . . . E. Laplante, V. Hetu, J. Beaudoin, ffirsr row! J. Cote, L. Bousquet, and J. Berard illustrate the office musts : Ac- curacy, self-control, reliability, tact, dis- cretion, orderliness, dignity, and cour- tesy.