Mount St Marys Academy - Mercycrest Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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3 'IP-1 Front: A. Yerville, S. Murphy. L. Dopart, C. Cote, E. Hashberger, K. Correia, G. Monast. A. M. Jones. Second Row: F. Lima, C Thihault, C. Springer, J. Hurley. M. L. Jones. S. Rzasa. D. Hath- away, P. Dugnette, J. Roneau, L. Larne, E. Reis, M. Gonsalves E. Medeiros. In I-Q-C -I2 I-I-I IIHC I-QQI IQ- I-I D113 l1Q ISQQ' liQ1 Dil! IZQU ,e y 'P ? ' . o ' , 9 nu?- ICW l1H .-incl Q -..qi 106 T' Y x C' f 5 1 4 Front: lst: J. Correia, E. Pontes, L. Mello, J. LaValley G. 0'Donnell, B. Mello. 2nd J. Hart, R. Alvanas. J. Au clair. A. Crawford, K. Stan- ko, C. Durfee. 3rd: J. Ca mara, K. Gifford, V. Heffer- nan, S. Fennessy, M. La becki. J. McMillan. -ith: R. Davis, T. Lowney, J. De- rosiers, C. Mcfluill, C. Fran- co. 5th: M. A. Huszcza, D. Ruggeiro, P Moss, C. Miran- do. Class Officers: Front, lst: Mary Brum, Gail 0'Donncll. Kathryn Carvalho, Sharon lfcnnessey. Right: Carolyn Murphy, Patricia Botclho. Joyce LeVallcy, Judith Cor- reia.

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' . H- an i I E lo - l Nancy Souza acts as chairman and listens to some of the suggestions made by Nancy Turner. Mary 1-rv -7, , Powers and Patricia Antaya concerning the junior Mount Saint Mary Acad- emy has much to offer its students in the field of Eng- lish. In the four year English course the fundamentals of grammar, vocabulary growth, creative writing and training in journalism are studied. Re- medial and developmental reading, public speaking and a literary study from simple poetry to involved dramatic plays are on the agenda. prom. Louise Perry takes the minutes of the meet- ing. I n n Q, -. I ,bi - wi . Tw -'- . t L M A - J.. wat ' av . .Q l H ...al I , . at ' Mat T w-vis L -7 H? Nancy Cordeiro, Patricia Reagan, Paula Dennis and Pauline Rzasa pay close attention to the medieval English spelling of the opening lines of a lyric poem honoring our Blessed Lady. Barbara Durfee, Judith Prendergast, Marguerite Costa and Nancy Considine take special notice of the basic steps in creative writing.

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-.Q lst: C. Prezelar, A. Ouellette, A. Perry, P. Pineau. M. A. Velho, P. Pytel. 2nd: E. Black, G. Matthews, E. Mcliane, C. Barseleau, M. Buba, B. Herbert, C. Martin, M. Brum. 3rd: L. St. Onge, P. Alves. V. Murphy. A. Mcllonald, P. Murphy, E. Perreia, J. Mc- Guillick, C. Medeiros. OPHOMORE The Waters of Wisdom Nourish Growth Our ninety-two Sophomores have begun to specialize as college preparatory or commercial students. Both groups begin their two or three years study of a modern language, and continue their English and religion courses. The college preparatory students take geo- metry, biology and Latin II. While the com- mercial students have general business. busi- ness arithmetic and music. Many of the sophomores participate in the Glee Club, Orchestra, Debating Club and Athle- tic Association. ,., - f .. 3 K. -I g n ' In ll Bl - - if Y- Q f' ' 33 on g-j mis. rg on no Y , ' E- ...I 6 , fan, , '. OC .6 Qf :9 0 lst: B. Carey, C. liabiarz, A. Campbell, P. Botelho, S. Martin, E. Mcliane, Mr. Mur- phy, C. Rudyk, A. Foley. 2nd: l. Medeiros. C. Fairhurst, E. Levesque., G. Holleran, C. Pelletier. 3rd: P. Tavares, P. Collins, C. Riley. J. 0'Ilonnell, lx. Aguiar. ith: P. Bap- Iista, P, Johnson, P. Martin, M. McCallem, C. Murphy.