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

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. Tl91'0IlgfJ the Dmllmlic Ejecl LA FLAMME MONTE C. Lemieux, J. Berard, M. C. Saliba, C. Volta, nl. Rioux, P. Mor- rison and P. Longchamps work up a scene in the French play of the year a translation of Father I,ord's meaningful The Flame Leaps Up . . . Wfhite Protestant England is being toasted, a Catholic priest in disguise protests-a hero of the stronger faith! 1 T-Ez. Q ii V f .9 Cf v7 lb CINDERELLA SINGS W ,raft Qi? 58 Our villainies ne'er will he suspectedg we're protected hy our very guilty look! Thus reason the step-in-laws: P. Laferriere, V. Pelletier, C. Morrison, and her tool, the Prime-Ministress E. Laplante. How did Cindy look with a crown on? . . , Eleanor Scanzio wonders . . . After all, she could distinguish hetween worthless and priceless jewels!

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and Ari Apprecizztion . If your specialty is painting or drawing, the place for advancement in this held is Mother Marie-Ey- mard's gozy studio in the Little Convent . . . Do you like our masterpieces? seem to ask these six young artists. Seated fl. to rl: Louise Gamache, lrene Roy, Pauline Barnaby, Stand- ing: Dolores Demers, Claudette P Parent, and Claudette Labreche. 13 Never too young to paint . . . Pictured here, clockwise: -leannine Houle, Suzanne Plante, Marie-Carmel Saliba, Clodie Abraham, Vivian lloule, and Patricia Lafleur. jacqueline Cote is completing a copy of Vita Mundi by Mother Nealis ...W I ackie and Claudette Parent, pictured above, have illustrated the pages of this annual. Both artists have served on the publications staff for four years. f,

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