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

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Leave it to the juniors to defy that law of nature which says that one cannot eat and talk at the same time. As a matter of fact, it's accepted knowledge that most juniors can assimilate food, fun and facts simultaneously and with facilityl -vi-H HA , . ng. X' 4 School spirit abounds at the Mount. This merry little band of juniors volubly expresses its support of the basketball team before that big game with a certain arch rival. Dr. Roland Chabot takes full advantage of his night Out with the girls as he dances the evening away with Suzanne Cadieux at Mount's annual Father-Daughter Dance held each February. JUNIORS - A Personality Bubble Bursting With Generosity 4 V..-4 How are we ever going to get Michelle Derners, Susan Pitera, Madeleine Lemaire and Janet Forcier back to the farm if their successful Greek tragedy performance goes to their heads? Sliding backwards down the bannister, Suzanne Cadieux, Celeste Vezina, Denise St. Onge and Margaret Gibbons seem to be perpetuating the junior tradition of doing things the hard way.

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H5351 Soggy, sudsy juniors showed their gratitude to Mr. T ,. I flqi N Mag Shannon by washing his car. Faculty Day was one of the V nw ' ' rg ways in which the entire student body observed Being ' I ...gp-new-v- ' .- llltt' my .mr ,K aff- ia :Inu il' ir 'iE gL..Q3 jf? Juniors are learning that guidance isn't all LO. tests and endless forms, it also involves reading, research and discussion. Theresa Morin, Nancy Lawlor, Celeste Vezna, Madeleine Lemaire and Julia Rousseau exchange future plans as they pore through college catalogues. Aware Week. 'ffl Eulifk' We wish that Jeannine Prevost, Margaret Gibbons, Gail Souza, Ann Marie Letendre and Michelle Bernier would share the joke with us! It looks like a mighty lively class discussion. Ambitious juniors, Carol Silva and Nancy Lawlor, lleft foregroundl, together with JoAnn Prezwoznik, Kerry Mello, and Susan Hinchcliffe, pool their resources to create a memorable 'mini-epic.' fam-f-wh

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niov It is said that a stars beauty resides in its power of selfreflection. As seniors we approach an unknown future marked by individualism. Hope for success demands that we imitate the star, following the magna- nimity of Leo, delving into an intense search and discovery of self As freshmen we were marked by the fresh Arien qualities of spontaneity and ambition. Now, still clinging to Aries, we assume a certain maturity through the boldness and intensity of Scorpio. We are becoming stars, able to reflect our entire self as we cross the threshold of the Aquarian age which impatiently awaits us.