Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Ry GEASSe Wilke - We, the departing Class 014745. Of Our Lady, Of rity aie School, being of sound mind and health, after four strenuous years, leave our last will to the remaining students. To the Devoted Priests and Sisters of Our Lady of Pity School, we leave our sincerest gratitude for the manner in which they have guided us during moments of success and failure. Yolande Lachance leaves her hearty laugh to Rita Antaya. Yvonne Cyr leaves her height to Clarice Forgeron. Emma Roy leaves her shyness to Anita Laporte. Rita Frechette leaves her reserve to Ida Petitpas. Theresa Cote leaves her slimness to Olive Poirier. Carmelle Beaulieu leaves her bows to Arilda Theriault. Jeannette Gagnon leaves her ability to skate to Marie Allard. Doris Beaudoin leaves her capability to spell to Elizabeth Melanson. Jacqueline Marois leaves her artistic talent to Phyllis Lavache. Claire Boudreau leaves her personality to Yvette Marchand. Elizabeth Arseneaux leaves her love of music to Lorraine Marcotte. . Helene Mailhiot leaves her blond hair to Patricia Tighe. Theresa Comeau leaves her sense of humor to Theresa Proulx. Edna Gallant leaves her famous opinions to Yvette Bergeron. Eileen O’Connel! leaves her smiling Irish eyes to Estelle Cajolet. Lorraine Theriault leaves her nonchalance to Leona Beaulieu. Yvonne Pelletier leaves her speed to Anne Dugas. Claire LaRoche leaves her scholarship to Elaine Poirier. Claire Poirier leaves her personality curl to Laurette Mignault. Signed, The Seniors of ’45. pen oe oon cre oY nae Pesca seg eros eae ae ef Class of Y5

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Présidente Vice-Présidente CLAIRE LA ROCHE DORIS BEAUDOIN Secrétaire Trésoriére YOLANDE LACHANCE YVONNE PELLETIER @ Class of ’

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Notre Dame ko = —— 8 ELIZABETH ARSENEAUX | “Art is Power” This dark-haired Miss began her education at Our Lady of Pity School where she continued to study until her Junior Year. She then decided to pursue her studies at Providence, R. I. When she came back to us in her Senior Year she was heartily welcomed. Elizabeth is the artist of our class; this, she has shown on many occasions. Reading is one of her favorite occupations. Novel after novel she reads, and there never seems to be an end to them! Elizabeth, a good pianist, has often delighted us with her musical inter- pretations. To this branch of the Fine Arts, Eliza- beth will devote her time after Graduation. ——$ 0 t Class of ’H5