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

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Passing the Torch . . . Belief Wnrzzcvz for zz Befler llynrfaff . . We chose this theme because we considered it an appro- priate theme . . . because we firmly believed that women, as the foundation of society, are the most important people in the world . . . Are not women, with God, the creators of precious human lives? Are they not also the molders of moral and religious instincts of men-as mothers or teachers? Are they not the greatest influences of right and wrong in this 20th Century? As we developed and meditated our theme and its tangents, we have tried to formulate a code of life for ourselves . . . and maybe, a handbook of advice for our friendly underclassmen. The four chapters of our annual, as they answered the who, why, how, or where of our theme, under- lined the fundamental aims of the school year: Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. They emphasized, thereby, the specific goal of the school -to fashion Better Students. Before closing our memory book, we pause here to thank the readers of the Echo. We feel they are friends since they patiently have reached these lines . . . We, the Class of l953, soon will join the Alumnae ranks. We wish to leave with you, who have known us, sweet memories of what we endeavored to be. We beg you to throw into oblivion our shortcomings, to think of us only in OLII' best light. To our underclassmates, and especially to our immediate successors, the Class of 1954, we fondly, yet reluctantly yield our responsibilities and honors. To our parents, we address one sentence: Thank you, for all you have done for us. To our faculty, we pen our deepest appreciation and say not good-bye, but, au revoir. We, Seniors of 1955, will return to you. Alma Mater, for guidance and inspiration, that we may wisely fulfill our primary vocation in life-to be Better Women in the XVorld of Tomorrow. The traditional junior Senior Day . . . Its hopes! lts tears! The Class of '53 ushers out its predecessors beneath the daisy chain. fTopJ: A year later, they themselves are taking leave of their Alma Mater more formally. And so, time marches on, in the friendly j. M. spirit . . . . gp ,xx 114 s X lulr, :ww-'fu .- it '5 , awww 'Y 1 r-.,. 73 .uf xA to the junior Class

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BIENFAITEURS de L'ACADEMIE JESUS-MARIE Son Excellence Mgr James L. Connolly, D. D., Ph. D. Reverend Edward J. Gorman, Surintendant des Ecoles Paroissioles Mgr Georges Cain, P. D., Cure de St-Mathieu Mgr Osias Boucher, Paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes Mgr Albert Berube, Cure de St-Antoine, New Bedford Reverend J. Alfred Bonneau, Cure de Notre-Dame de Lourdes Reverend Thomas-M. Landry, O. P., Cure de Ste-Anne Reverend Louis E. Prevost, Cure de St-Louis de France Reverend M. P. Leonidas Lariviere, Cure de St-Jean Baptiste Reverend Adrien Gauthier, Cure de St-Roch Reverend Joseph A. Cournoyer, Cure de St-Michel, Ocean Grove Reverend Lorenzo Morais, Cure de St-Georges, Westport Reverend Joseph Bourque, Cure du St-Sacrement Reverend Joseph Eid, Cure de St-Antoine du Desert Reverend Anatole Desmarais, Cure de St-Joseph, Attleboro Reverend Ubalde Deneault, Cure cle St-Etienne, Dodgeville Reverend Stanislas Goyette, Cure de Ste-Therese, No. Attleboro Reverend Arthur G. Dupuis, Chapelain de l'Orphelinot St-Joseph Reverend Omer Lussier, Cure du St-Rosaire, New Bedford N Reverend William Collard, Notre-Dame de Lourdes Reverend Henri R. Canuel, Notre-Dame de Lourdes Reverend Roland Boule, Notre-Dame de Lourdes Reverend Raymond Considine, Directeur de la Propagation de la Foi Reverend Reginald M. Barrette, Paroisse St-Roch Reverend Maurice Parent, Paroisse St-Michel, Ocean Grove Reverend Herve Jolbert, Paroisse du St-Sacrement Reverend Roger Poirier, Pa roisse St-Mathieu Reverend Arthur C. Levesque, Paroisse St-Mathieu Reverend Lucien Jusseaume, -Paroisse Sacre-Coeur, New Bedford Reverend Donald Belanger, Paroisse St-Jean Baptiste Reverend Maurice H. Lamontagne, Paroisse St-Georges, Westport Reverend Stephen J. Downey, Immaculate Conception Parish Reverend Andre P. Jusseaume, Notre-Dame de Lourdes Amicale Jesus-Marie Societe des Enfants de Marie Societe des Dames de Ste-Anne Dames Bienfaitrices X 10' 75 5 3 5 3 5 1046 540' 20