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

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Notre Dame LO ape third and fourth year, students who desire to obtain a diploma must take the examinations set by the University. The papers are sent to the Uni- versity for correction and the student must make a grade of 70% in order to receive a credit. After successfully passing comprehensive examina- tions in Religion, English, Languages, Mathematics, History, and the Sciences the student is awarded a diploma. While the proposed curriculum of Our Lady of Pity High School requires certain subjects, it allows, however, sufficient latitude, to enable students to meet their interests and purpose and to begin their prepartion for a vocation, before they leave high school. Since 1935, Our Lady of Pity High School has graduated 183 pupils. it has prepared these pupils to continue their studies for the priesthood, the religious life, the college, the nursing profession, and the business world. William Joseph Dunn of the Class of ’39 is now studying for the priest- hood at the Marist Fathers’ Seminary at Framingham, Mass. Eleven of the graduates have embraced the religious life and have entered the Congregation of the Holy Union of the Sacred Hearts. They are as follows: Héléne Sampson Doris Carbonneau Loretta Boudreau Louise Coutu Alice Desrosiers Paula Marquis Pauline LaRoche Florence Denoncourt Marie Jeanne Petitpas Thérése Marquis Mary O’Connell Sister Héléna Régis Sister Henri Thérése Sister Claire .Elisabeth Sister Rose Cécile Sister Doris Marie Sister Thérése Edna Sister Marie Régis Sister Marie Bernadette . Sister Gabrielle Marie Postulant Postulant Next to the service of God, Our Country has claimed many of our grad- uates. mention: Corporal André Allard Corporal Bertrand Allard Wilfrid Benoit, S.M. 1 c Pfc. Joseph Bouchard Corporal Lester Briand T 5 George Carpentier A.M. M 3 c Corporal Amédée Fréchette Charles-Henri LaRoche S 2 c Anselme Ibefort-.s3 ¢ Among these valiant and courageous souls, we have the pleasure to Pfc. Raymond Marchand Pfc. Léo Martin Pvt. Richard St. Martin Corporal Arthur Trépanier Marguerite Costello, W.A.V.E. Thérésey Denoncourt. S»Pa27e Corporal Anita Lucille Pellerin béo. Cote. Veteran Several of the graduates are engaged in the nursing profession. Some are at the Massachusetts State Hospital, others at Carney, Mount Auburn, Cam- bridge City and Massachsetts General. et Class of 45

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Notre Dame 15 ————— J - - —— ——— — — A CLAIRE BOUBREAU “In our heart, memory will hold, The thought of you, a heart of Gold”. Claire is always a good sport with a charming personality. Although she is very short, she has a big heart and is always ready to lend a helping hand. “Rain or shine’’, Claire is always on time. If her ef- ficiency equals her punctuality, Claire will certainly have a bright future. She has blond hair and brown eyes, and is always dressed very neatly. She takes pleasure in all out-door sports. She has not revealed her future to us, but in whatever field you may choose to go, Claire, we wish you good luck. — - Ct Class ok HS

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Notte Dame 4O— | | THERESA COMEAU | Ahn “Theresa, our Senior so witty, Makes all of us girls very jolly”. Theresa, a carefree, humorous, and ambitious gir! is one of the most popular members of our class. Without her friendly smile we would ‘find certain moments very monotonous. However, when it is time for school work, she changes from a happy-go- lucky to a very serious student. Theresa is a good scholar, always aiming at a place on the honor roll. She also has a great liking for good music. Her am- bition is to be a switchboard operator. Theresa’s activity and tact augur well for her future. Her friend- liness will be remembered by all the Class of ’45. 0 Class 4