Notre Dame High School - L Etoile Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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i 941 A 40. a - Q Zg 'lI.I 7a77Zq Better late than never. As the rest of the staff can attest, this phrase haunted us throughout the pro- duction of our yearbook. Yet with heads lifted high and the yearbook our cry, we fought our way through a maze of copy and pictures we meet our deadlines which always seemed to be behind us before we started. But we will always remember the yearbook gatherings and the enjoyment they gave us. While the finishing touches are being added to our masterpiece, I wish, as editor-in-chief, to take this oppor- timity to express my gratitude. First, to the staff who so willingly contributed their time, I wish to say a big thank you. It is con- soling to an editor to know that he is not alone when the work seems insurmountable. On behalf of the staff I wish to thank Father Lucier, whose helpful hints and concern made the work seem lighter. To the sisters who Lmdertook the task of correcting our copy, we say a well-deserved thank you. And to all the members of the class who donated their writing ability or spirit, may the yearbook be a source of en- joyment whenever you read it. Last but not least, our patrons must not be forgotten for it is they who made this yearbook possible. Once again to everyone who gave us their time or efforts a grand merci. Ronald Richard, Editor-in-chief ' 7a1Y5e ' T- ' f '3 t:a, ' urs- 'K gif What'sa matter nOW'? Hey, ml' Curlsl I3

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