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

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pw, wigs. t 1,- nbevc Assmen Adulthood lzasn 't grasped us yet, but we 're so aware of its impending hold. Still we adhere to a clumsy and fickle childhood, frequentbi peering into our strange world called adolescence. So like the twins of Gemini, we project a dual child-adult personality-that of the child, with her impetuosity and innocence, her obsession for play, her insatiable curiosityq that of the adult, with her intuitive grasp on reality, her extrovert action. Pisces encourages us to accept with dignity our modest role as underclassmen until our own brief shining moment arrives. All the while, Piscean compassion, humility and sacrifice are blossoming within us. X

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Initiation into the Freshman Class is not as distasteful as new lVlounties sometimes ,W 1, M, M, , WW anticipate. Here 'big sister,' Donna Beshara, crowns Susan Rostler as a sign of welcome into Mount's family. Ira The glory of 1776 is recreated by members of the Freshman Class as they sing out This ls My Country at the annual Calendar Party. , 1 1 . J ,Tifp fi i i' W 's S 4 ' 3 ll 12 i Q l 3 i 1 i I 1 is 1 , l ? 1 ' ' Q 5 x ' 'i , 2 3 5 F RESHMEN - Bewildered, Vacillating, Impulsive J 4 i X A ,A s A Denise Casavant, Cheryl Paguette, Barbara Couture, JoAnn Rybka and Cynthia Guay enjoyed themselves dancing to the sounds of the Resurrection at our first Mount-Connolly Mixer. Senior, Cheryl Rousseau, and her initiation victim, Louise Thibotot, lock arms and join forces as they trip down the gym to victory at the Freshman-Senior Frolic. X