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

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The Blessed Virgin, next to her Son, is the greatest single influence that has ever impressed itself on the character of mankind. Mary, how- ever, passed most of her life doing ordinary household tasks. Our Lady kept in the back- ground until She was called upon to play her role in the public life of Christ. By complying to her duty of state, a sodalist can be a leader too, provided she will, like Mary, uphold an ideal, set a standard, and speak up when called upon to uphold her principles. lt is beliefs that make leaders. In the Footsteps 0 . . SODALITY OFFICERS fl. to r.b: Jeanne Menard, vice-prefect, Patricia Morrison, prefect, Dolores May- nard, treasurer, Jeanne Renaud, secretary. SODALITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Seated Cl. to r.D: Annette Berard, Marian, Muriel Belanger, literature, Patricia Morrison, prefect, Claudette Parent, publicity. Standing: Lorraine Roy, mission, lrene Pavao, Euchar- istic, Pauline Dupre, organization. This sextet carried out the plans drawn up by the coun- cillors: Block Rosary Crusade, Cake Sale, Stamp Drive, Marian Award, Parties, Quizzes, Skits, etc, ette Caron, treasurer, Pauline Charpentier, president Jacqueline Mirault, vice-president, Rachelle Labreche secretary. 5 - JUNIOR SODALITY LEADERS Cl. to r.7: Claud-

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United . . . Students, Members of the N.ll,S. ttlockwiseb: Lorraine Dupere, Claudette Levesque, Yvette Pc-llt-tit-r. ,Ieuniie lkit-niirtl-hrst term president, Constance Lacroix, Claudette Parent- setontl tt-rm president. and Patricia Morrison. NATIONAL ONOR 5005 ' The National Honor Society, with its exacting requirements of Charac- XXQ fg fer, Srlmlmwlvip, Leaderrhip, and Service, offers a magnificent test of per- ? sonality to the juniors and the seniors of our school. But genuine leaders, we know, are not concerned whether a crown follows or not . . . They act '7 X according to set ideals and the crowd finally discovers them . . . and follows. V Time, only, will prove whether the members of the N.H.S. will measure up 5 L to its inspiring aims-whether our school sages will be the Leading Women of Tomorrow! Alma Mater trusts they will! Parent and Teach Our Parent and Teacher Meetings give the parents an opportunity to meet their co-workers in the puz- zling task of rearing 20th century youth, to evaluate the material used, and to examine the blue prints- the ideals behind M. training. Rev. Henri Canuel is chairman of this new organization. L C. Lacroix entertained duriru He first Parent Teaflier Meeting.