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

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Literature, and Press . . . A The THEVENET Staff ll, tn r.D: Dolores Maynard--co-editor, lrene Fontaine--editor-in-chief, Lucille Campeau, Elizabeth Laplante, Patricia Morrison. and standing, Helen Cayer. Vivian Pelletier--associate editors . . The Stall' adopted Inlvgrifv as the 1953 Theme of the Year. Good leaders believe in a cause intensely enough to be completely dedicated ro ir-genuine journalists are more con- cerned in serving than in reaping honors! ...b I ournalism is a field open to many talents: writers, typists. clerical workers, solicitors. artists but it is a time-consuming activity, and only the school-spirited persevere to the end in the club . . . Their reward? The satisfaction of putting our a good THEVENET. These ever-ready-to-work typisrs served generously. Seated: Clarisse Francoeur. Cecile Moquin, Claudette LC-vesque. Standing: Jeanne Rioux, Lucille liousquet, All Catholic riuard tv 1 is These six girls have shared the headaches of circulation: Lorraine Larocque, Germaine Garant, Lucille Campeau, Jeanne Menard- lwusiness manager, Claire Rohert, and ,leanne Beaudoin.

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DEBATE CLUB Eight pupils enrolled in our first formal debate club coached by Cormick Dolan and Robert McCormick of Stonehill College. They are Cl. to rfl: Claudette Parent, Helen Cayer, Pauline La ferriere fseared D. Standing: Jeanne Renaud, Elean- or Scanzio. Florence Valcourt, Irene Levasseur, Muriel Renaud. Leading . . Through Speech, The Catholic Church expects her women, especially educated women, to be leaders in every sphere of influence, in social as well as in political life. 4l.M.A. 'Q ft students can prepare to meet this challenge by learning the art of public speaking gang-iii 'X . . . . . X and argumentation . . . It is offered to all in our high school as an extracurricular. i ff-' X N. WLM LIBRARY CLUB Library work is fun, and there's plenty of it, say the dozen volunteer librarians. First Row: Anne- Marie Dufault, Elmire Ferland, Pauline Charette. Second Row: Claire Lemieux, Matiette Clapin, Lor- raine Dupere, Irene Pavao. Third Row: leanne Dube, Lorraine Desrosiers, Dorothy Levesque, Irene Levas- seur, Rita Ploude. Lorraine Dupete '53 Chief Librarian

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Seeking Re nement P A ff Q , . , i . if 1 4' A l l L 1 J 1 . . 3 . i i M, if FW if ' 4 ' f I K. V GLEE CLUB Thirty one sopranos . . . ten altos . . . eight Contraltos . . . this is our merry Glee Club ever attentive to the masterly direction of M. Ste. Therese de la Ste. Face. .,. 'ii t it .. i The double trio, P. Garand, P. Laferriere, E. Scanzio, J. Breault, B. Garand, and T. Picard, brought variety to the program by singing four sparkling selections. Members of the Glee Club: First Row Cl. to r.J: L. Ford, C. Lacroix, L. Larotque, C. Robert, J. Beaudoin, J. Menard, Renaud, M. Mailloux: Second Row: L. Campeau, B. Garand, M. Belanger, E. Laplante, M. Gaudreau, L. Dupere, G. Garant, C. Moquin, R. Desrochers, G. Fortin, J. Beauregard, J. Payette, J. Couture, P. Longchamps, Y. Pelletier. Third Row: P, Garand, P. Laferriere, D. Maynard, C. Levesque, P. Morrison, G. Audet, J. Breault, E. Scanziio, I-l. Cayer, L. Bousquet, I. Fontaine, J. Berard, J. Cote, A. M. Aubin, T. Thibault, V. Pelletier. Fourth Row: C. Parent, C. LeComte. C. Francoeur, J. Rioux, T. Picard, J. Dupont, C. Morrison, J. Moreau, A. Berard, V. Hetu. 52 3 A if Q' ' - 4 t 4 . at ' ff uf' dl 331' .5 l,