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

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Enjoying Seasoiml Games junior Varsity: D. Lavoie, A. M. Boulay, P. Brisson, j. Payette, L. Ford, D. Lavoie, L. Lavoie, J. Beauregard. Claudette Levesque '5 3 . . . A grand return to classes on january 5 . . . Claudette Parent '55 was awarded a four- year scholarship to Stonehill College . . . The approach of mid-year exams sent students scurrying to their books . . . Constance Lacroix '53 was chosen to represent the Academy in Boston on Good Government Day . . . Daily rehearsals were in order to prepare the Glee Club concert . . . The opening of the basketball season brought jesus-Mary three successive victories. Early in February, the combined efforts of the directress and the singers resulted in a grand performance by the Glee Club. A Bible Week Quiz and the distribution of THEVE- NE'I S third issue closed the month . . . SCHEDULE Daft' Visiting Team We They 4 - Alumnae , , 52 - 21 l4 - St. Patricks H. S. QProvidenceJ 37 - 13 21 - Case High School 56 - 25 26 - Dominican Academy 19 - 21 Feb. ll - Alumnae 5l - 38 17 - Stonehill College 43 - 46 25 -- St. Patricks H. S, l7 - 15 Mar. 4 - Dominican Academy 59 - 37 ll - St. Clare High School 32 - 22 l8 -- Stonehill College . 44 - 43 24 - Case High School 18 - 37 Head Cheerleader 'Li' j.M.A. Boosters Cl. to r.J: Doris Lavoie '56, Paulette Letendre '56 Claudette Levesque '55, Eleanor Scanzio '54, P. Gatand '55. n..

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Displaying School Spiriz' First Row ll. to r.b: C. Volta, L. Bousquet, J. Breault, P. Morrison, wr? S. Gamnd. Second Row: T. Picard, C. LeComte, V. Hetu, C. Parent, C. Morrison, J. Dupont, A. Chabot. VARSITY TEAM Jeannine Breault '53 Captain Featuring jeanninc's jump , , . . , . Clautlette's height . . . and Terry's slcilll

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