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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

by I ope a? 1b a =e i $ —.. , oat : : a Reconnaissance, © pure et noble flamme, Elance-to jo de nos coeurs vers le Ciel, Pour attirer sur lt'Amt de nos ames Tous les tresors du Coeur dé l'iBternel,. Dieu de bonté, répands avec largesse Sur notre Pére aime tes plus precieux dons, De ses travaux, qu'il recueille sans cesse, Pour 1l'éternel séjour, d'abondantes moissons. A FY ae) aS 4 Nyon od ah pakt ‘ ' ‘ — : nee be v LV 4 a Réverends Peres, Ctest avec une bien vive émotion que nous vous adressons unanimement, anbeau jourde notre graduation, le respectueux et filial merci resume de tous ceux que vous disent intimement nos coeurs achacun de vos nom breux bienfaits. Ces bienfaits sont tous graves dans notre memoire et ils ne s'en effaceront jamais. Mais, que vous rendre en retour? Non seulement nous recon- naissons notre impuissance, mais i1 faut l'avouer, bien des fois meme nous vous aurions donné lieu de mettre en doute les sentiments de nos coeurs, si votre experience et votre paternelle indulgence, ne vous portaient a excuser des actes dans lesquels ils n'ont certainement aucune part. Ces moments d!oubli sont comme les mauvaises herbes qui germent parmi les fleurs mais que les jardiniers vigilants arrachent aussitot, afin qutelles ne puissent nuire a la semence. j Neanmoins, Réverends Péres, nous vous promettons dteviter a l'avenir tout ce qui pourrait tant soit peu vous affliger ou entraver le noble but que vous poursuivez en vous consacrant a notre belle paroisse, Nous sommes heureux | Reverends Peres, de vous offrir ces fermes resolutions avec nos voeux de bonheur qutelles réaliseront en grande partie, et nous vous prions de tout arreer comme le respectueux hommage et la fidele expression de nos’ sentiments reconnaissants,. 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A rn 9) aed oak ne “¢ ae ? @ fed io? a8 , Dm fy 49 beef . A nw wr mh et S? 4a 4 po allie et 5} “ a “4 oe wy pg : , + ee Re dn 4 _ e ; iT on Steed ot - we a pene : 2% ot rq peg m4 aed oe 4 S we rg iw as G - Fal e . he ort 4 A et, Od a + , PRI Ne RN sae] ; 4 ' ‘ ats A yi a, ur ee ’ i - : ‘ P fay @ iad ‘ A i ; : aod eee Te) ‘ Nacceh nen “Vi in a i LES RELIGIEUSES DE LA SAINTE=UNION DES SACRES= COEURS. A vous aussi, chere Mere Superieure, devouees Maitresses, nous offrons nos sentiments de profonde reconnaissance. Merci des bontes que vous nous avez prodiguées;merci des salutaires enseigne- ments que vous avez jetés dans nos Ames; merci des legons de vertu que vous nous avez données par la parole et par l'exen- ple. Croyez-nous bien sinceres lorsque nous vous disons que le petit mot merci ne peut traduire notre reconnaissance, Nous le faisons monter au Ciel accompagné denos plus ferventes prieres afin que les Sacrés-Coeurs de Jésus et de Marie vous rendent en abondantes benedictions le bien que vous nous avez fait. as nee e aup ‘ge or6h eteda', Lusseeuoy - sto... avon cecacstisM sesnaven:. pFachdeet ebyetotd ee Bo soma ee van ge efovay al tag goetnod seys mdwoonte geld. sU0tseyor) beptneoet siton ot aid TueC Sf. ShBbomosos fetd sa tednom anoeist ef sro atin. «eteina _ setnevte? Bulg “eon eb elseM eh fe euadl - eb sr weod se'to 38 eed caoitothessd setasdbnode- ae . taebaet evuov TMC PET AS “AG: Manes eva onee ea) ee tc} avov-evg eaesned fap fonem. sattazulke seb hotent seaugrbord neh Bote, seva avov: Bop By tem awo wetter eb saogel 65° latent: .oig r ¢iteq el ebp- engeib srov, avon a, sitet Seve com auiow ce etd of. ey ene 7 Wr | et ate (la weld hs Rais ae 5. y | aj capt a aaah oat cig Sa Ss ed fa otal vary Marie Allard Kiette is an ambitious senior and an adept one, too, She will always be remembered for her fond- ness of the Religion class. There is nothing definite about her future, but knowing Kiette as we do, we fesl safe to say that she is bound for success in whatever she undertakes. Rita Arseneau Rita is a quiet and earnest girl who enjoys playing the piano as well as reading. She tells us of her aim to be a hair-dresser, but we know that she would also make a very capable artist. May her calm and pleasant personality always help her to win friends and be completely successful} Patricia Arseneaux This attractive young lady is known to her classmates as pat , She enjoys good music a great deal and she certainly can playl Her happy disposition has won her many friends and we know that she will smile her way through the future. Our best wishes are that success will always beam on her, a y ‘ afenas?. ad tere bs 4 (,: v ,ood 4 — Io é¢ehs a4 se. auoald neces na €2 We tterehes s at - . Pan ane Demee ac ae 1 be -senln trata POR ert Yes SAO = .) % tinitanh git tog “0 a yw poeF fd rae « vf ee ' | ‘ij ree - Fons TH . MUA pied, Sah} ar Oh: 7 - A Ao va tae asain od OF - « h tout o ofaum bear eeolsew See te cag platens eit ome on oa caey pA Lore Res ols TE w Me Beate vos se thesis hes rips Tae pe naw 3190 Barbara Aucoin When Barbara joined our ranks four years ago,we all welcomed her heartily. Since then she has grown tbe one of the most popular girls of our class.The reason? Well just watch this girl smile, you'll be her friend for life. She possesses many talents and will be able to make aplace for herself in the world. Barbarats plans for the future are as yet indefinite, but we know she'll choose well and Ne. D. P. He. will follow her career with pride. Rita Boudreau Rite has been with us since kindergarten.Her quiet disposition and amiability have endeared her to all. She is a very active memberof the senior group, always ready to support any good cause, We appre- « clate all that she has done forour class and want to wish her success and happiness for the future, Renald Cajolet Our Class President is as conscientious a lad as one may hops to find in the run of a long day.Dependable and studions,Renald has set his sights on a high star, for he aspires to be a first class businessman, We look for the best from him always since that has been his record at N.D.P.H. and we know it will continue, 4 . ’ 7 a Ua : ! ‘Mo. hs hie aL Rae . ‘ i , ears wider tuo hentot eradtiad- tect. . eit benoc lew SDA et 958 uae bes ox? b morn wat ede gett eoqte. .eeies ne en , ab ia, F bcd bal cl oe led eee hs a 7, ai 7) r Lise Gu 20m pag 16 eer ah i= fy a, , ds 2 al fh { eee Bat Low Proouset ary, @baLis - - - � 1. oS ae : (Livar eos iese i oe 2. - . Ar © % A. y . ‘ i f | aa : � y ‘ , ‘ { ; ‘ 7 E - vf , ? % beta] ‘i - ‘ “hl sf en i, eine “ae os . ’ — : ‘ Ae ; im i r ripe. aa) ¢ ea ct ( 76 we 1° A te vs ‘ , nt “Ti ape _— tan. of nn bel: @ , SHOsTR et che 3 ae. ee: 2 a myefl @ to ave, .vectd wef batb-ot am i praget enotiule: hes ekd inca ota) be tate riliog qe adiele cede toe f gefAi0 Yatl @ $c wr pertzee ox tse oft sot doo! ef scamnbonion est pet teifd sonte eyawin mid mot wot ‘ow brio ..9.C,4 22 oes a Ey spurt atenoe $f er ens “ ; { 4 ‘ . a ? s 7 wa on 5 Cecile Cyr Cecile, our class-treasurer is one of the most reserved seniors of 1948. She has trecked her way through twelve years at N.D.P.with- out ever allowing anything to cast @ shadow om fpr peace and tranquil- ity. She is particularly fond of typing and plans to do office work after leaving school, Such a sweet and loving friend is bound to succeed, Helene Desrosiers Helene known as El is always ready to lend a helping hand in school activities.She has received from God that rare gift, a sweet musical voice. What would our school entertainments have deen without her? She plans a musical career and we look forward to the day when Helene will bring renown to N.D.P.H. Glee Club of which she was always a very popular member, — a % Rita Doucet A conscientious and ambitious student, Rita has been an = honor pupil throughout her years in school. During her Sophomore Year she won the Boston Herald Spelling Trophy, an accomplishment of which we were all justly proud. She is as active in extra-curricular ace tivities as. she is in her regular Class work. We have no doubt that she will overcome all obstacles and attain success inher chosen career, that of private-secretary. Oe oe ib ee eee . cl nyt) @LigedD a? Netieaottean ale io om + ae 0 avoinet hevtaget “2 BoA ets vat ari fora ‘ts POe LY - t?¢ _ ‘ + WS2iw.Glch seh SILST Svs i oe. + ‘piven ult ivol le «ef fuonesti. ona eored . Va ie ® vi - . o + ‘ | - Ss ae ei m ? ba a) TAY zi ; 7 ” Pa r ? r hx ud , SHieaG Sia , Apwe, Loates i fF eee oo Maes Chu a “5 P a ' us , be 5 ? ra 0 Paw aa , eo ae St ay ENS Pal Does oe gL (nie ul ‘eo a eit” ay liek Wan r fees aan ee ; i ha ' ied e i ‘ ; ep ie od £ + ay PS) P ' ” as. oat : ose G0 “ a) «. } ® ao} uke cot ehdeique ii eaY enxcormifeee seri ‘erfrtrr(h 3% td 2 Pletal novseol ets fame to sicomile) lekvgos. 28) ot edfé ,hwong. vices} tis aa ul god e es 2x8 at evlae. onluse? fret mt at ete gal a add. ddugkh on. svagess. fae. bet au Ssncuds. Lip amos Toye. taal Agetas ceotilo “wilet apegoua: ok (ade reese aren bis: . vege ty va a 2 eres og i eames Cena eee we: ay he : v 4 b ‘ pw ha en aan a eid, ak a, hae 4 e iat rated Aa Pid oo, ¢ as 4 Ae on a ae eae “4 i aa? wa! . 310 Joan Felton Joan is our idea of a perfect lady at all times. Never ruffled, always heard speaking in a soft, well modulated votce--that's Joan, the courteous young lady who always has a smile for everyone, She says biology is her favorite subject and hopes to attend Teachers! College after craduation.We know Joan will become an efficient teacher and bring fame to her Alma Mater, Claire Finn Claire, our blue-eyed Irish friend from Somerville,better known to us as Cloe always has a smils for everyone. She ts very fond of roller skating. After finishing school she plans to become a compe tent operator. Good luck, Claire in the road you choose to follow, Clarisse Forgeron Despite the fact that Clarisse is one of the smallest of mr class she usually manages to be seen and heard.Without Clarisse's pleasing humor, class would sometimes be monotonous, Although her plans for the future are indefinite we are Sure she will be successful in her chosen career, y moukont cat ¢ostteq 8 to esbi a0 BE est. boltiue seve nemti iis jaa floes a at sohiaeds, Diveis macL t'dafida-ea tov hesalnhow i syawia olw phat aouoy adoetdtom eyae afé eoncyteve 16% el han aa ‘ban toatl dre att itov.et. teri st raGaK enelicd ‘atedtoest? brestde ot Be f[iiw sol worl eW.Aoltieubags big tetoae? sosioliye. ie 1638M amlA 194 69 emat yin ere! ‘ ) S ei cy } f tal PAP, wae ‘i Ps F ’ ere oeuld tik eTtialyo a! Ma d4aH af Meant? fae thale Fees f 6 4 ae eOil c¥FeMOG Me% Pea te Be yo Se a il Mn� re | : : a 6. BRI gtr ow) a PAF 4 oF @L og vinvy af s arey teva 407 Biyies mote; to. iad sh ty) seelial) vstF joal edd atiqsed.. 7 sas lo asm to taellanse ot. To ‘one , bite fsee ed o¢ sepenan yilever See anigselq se'ereintslo tuomdineia ef semidemoeg bivuow saslo «1nd Tot aaelq alt denotes, peeien see ete ew. étinltebal ete. e1mti- ES tect mt. futaeeoous ad: i She ca: ame dog ® 8 iV Louise Freniere Thirteen years ago, Louise stepped into the heart of N.D.P. and there she will remain in happy memory for many years to come, Attractively tall and possessed of that gift of sifts real talented Singing, she has already enjoyed the reputation of a distinguished Singer. She will continué to de- velop this wonderful talent after graduation.May she soon be starred as one of the best New England singers, won Jeannette Hudson Fun=-loving and cheerful Jeannette has been with us since her early childhood. We sincerely Wish this young lady the heights of success in her ambition as a beautician. Her favorite sport is hockey,while in school, she enjoys French above all other subjects, an earnest doubt Re BV Mee Ronald Genest Ronald's popularity finds concrete expression in that he was elected vice-president of his class, A quiet but frank personality has him that distinction, He is student and we have no that his desire of becoming a pharmacist will be soon realized, Here's to Everett's best future pharmacist] m i ‘ i : 4 Sek hae G , ‘ i , 1 peel, r tint 7 : Bee TY eee : asin i ve ‘ we Ore i 4 Dupe . oe ms ote Lint! GB LIAL a te ¥ | eBluOt « ORS etnet need tint a, | | © U.u-to gxnen add lognl, Beate « J ’ yy a - vagqad of: ntemes fitw, ene osents, = Ye tae n ® � aal were x Wites TO ts k é “ere | ore 4 oy? i 4% f, o be 7 - PS ’ 7 7 iv ; : = ' se - fd . - % vr hI xs et ‘ 3 a Pd s . ’ abd pee a bo mie aan - Dah A gan PN ot . oe ric holt. etd serine re ie ’ e —- on “Te , ¥ fe, ia ' f fet 900 it si lvoil—nus aonte es odes Neat’ bet 222 Reis via tesnia of! ebhoouitinis- eiaae o ¥ bd sidpladt 6aa qphad FUUEOY att dem � arp pei? lamas sOxt ee ae esecom ioe, et fvoun oF 240¥e2, teh. a neto lees YULGe Asia _ foewioe as phen ehh stosLdvs shia Sie evga. Fé) ba Duet pe a= . 7 on “ a 310 Jacqueline Mailhiot Well-poised is this miss wh always seems to be enjoying life. Though it may not always be a joy for everyone, Jackie 13 well -pleased when a hockey game takes place. Jackis has chosen to be a designer as her ambition and here's hoping that all her dreams may one day come true. Lorraine Maitlhiot A favorite with all,.Lorraine possesses 4 pleasing personality and an even disposition. A perfect lady at all times ,and an ambitious Shueene sete will accomplish many things. Here's to her achievements as she follows in the meritorious ways of Florence Nightingale. Margaret Morrison The baby of our class known to all as, Margie is an avid sports fan,who loves to cheer her favorite team to victory. A likeable, quiet girl with dark hair and eyes, she will surely become an efficient angel of mercy as she courageous- iy strides uphill through life. tA si ball ‘ht 7 ‘ r ve ai of od ays 200. Siege ‘ F 1408S haveur ? fis + a oF dy. Pe) os 310 Ida Petitpas Ida is a tall brunette, has brown eyes and is one of the live- - liest girls of the class. There is never a dull moment with Ida. She says ferfavorite sports areroller Skating and hockey. She has not revealed her future to us, but whate ever field she chooses,we wish her good luck, Theresa Renzi Terry who came to N.D.P. as a tot five years old, has a cheer-= ful manner and readiness which add a glow to her snining personality. She enjoys being a spectator at a football a@a hockey game, Excelling in stenography and typing, she has made her goal the becoming of a private - secretary. Our sincere wishes of success are extended to her for future years. Marie Robillard This lass from Springfield was welcomed by N.D.P.H. in her sopho� more year. Marie is an ambitious person and an adept one, too, She may well be complimented for her efficiency as senior librarian, Marie enjoys swimming and skating for sports and we might say she does well in both. She avors Stenography as a subject andintends to future her life as a steno- grapher,. Such a capable girl as Marie is sure to succeed, . re... wera , hs is i . yt elie � ¢ ay) ty ,, . me OES 4 ra 2 — j 7 i ie! A Pie wr ¢ 4 ee in af gat’ evdedied Liat ere2 abt . ; «av is ane to enoal hese sexe imi al Gost esate eit Yo Bisiacd wit jab! Adiw deestmw Siok eo (a lior ome weisoge 2o LTORRs pats gor ancl 6H’. Append ie” oT aces ear a th aA ivet Tr bet i2it Gv, ASK LVCaS ots fife Se ae Se: a Zt a“ im : ; ¥ D 5 . Ba i J Ag i mg _— . ad LaF a —— F er ry er ee. i : fi ae . i oF t . p es ats ‘an ’ = ot pee Be: rCoOM at rAas fl el Innis tis tot -aiel wey, 10 Oe Tay a3 oluck af Tak ru hana polo lime. ia 2.-Of98s ee oe 2 até .sot. ase Soeha Ge Down nes cmj 807 berdenmhiasds,, o¢ ore) ne Pra if bebrcbiede Sa Fri, WRT GIG THis Ratt � bee YEO. a ene Yee wiinie “ae bea noo RTO AL BUSY «HORS at: TEOF . : | - athbt niin, soak diet aes, aes fe i eh 8H oe ‘wodets, da- ‘othe. z . se CBRE ‘Sivanet woke YI AV Rita Terrio An ambitious girl in all activities and a friend to all,Rita has proved herself the most likely to succeed. She enjoys the great Sport ice-skating while ter favorite pastime is reading. She is very aggressive in making acquaintances She hopes to attend a beautician school next year. Best of luckto Rita, in that field. meet Lorraine Theriault Well-liked by all is Lorraine a warm friend anda willing worker. She has won recognition as our French orator and all who have worked with her know how easy she is to get along with. We wish her success in her hopes of becoming a medical secretary. Lucille Verrier This dark-oeyed young lady is known to her classmates as Lou, She is full of vitality and pep and has made many friends during all her years at N. D. P. 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By this motto wise may we always abide With help from our Model, in whom we confide, COLORS Gold and Blue Proud are we, too, of our hues gold and blue. They're loved by us all and to them we'll be true. Purest gold and true blue, Alma Mater always For we love and revere you more than we can say. FLOWER american Beauty American Beauty, flower of our choice Your rich velvet petals cause us to rejoice Your color so bright is the emblem of love That should always ascend to God's throne above, Ma att gh} arid COMES Nai Lis mantras Tigers e6sretl as � ficl ka ahead Pa He pene : Ure 5 mAb� “afalusazml vttaN™ ‘ ata JaGo¥ : . 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Lsyol- LY ka “i ere 0 7 F i mm: al : es! ea gel a oe Rovdo ke Catholic Univers ity of Amer (1) CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SENIOR GROUP Our Ledy of Pity arpa School was officially affiliated to the 4 Fors rs chy K The conditions for affiliation are as follows: The school must submit for approval a deta curriculum, its equipment, and the qualifica The high school ust give a course e xtending over four vears and including a total of fifteen units, four of t st be devo to English and three to some other sean eae For the Commercial Course a total of sixteen The aff iliat ed high the qmrriculum prepared the second, third and ' diploma, must take the papers are sent to the VU: must make a grade of 70% puecessfuliy passing English, Languages, h student is awerded a dit reat aca rh ‘ ¥ sm Pie uh ¥ i 7 8, Vas ¥ ‘ - al t a! J f 57 � % - r] 3 (tOL 2 LHe Wd A tes “‘ 2 z ad 4 4 £ 2 oe d f 4 is 1a M i% , 4 ‘ eS stoy 4 +5 ce Satakt heen try ? yen t rer i eae Pex: pe) i y r. ‘ f a = taviv © £2 tA ¢ BCs ited o | UG Uaek.et8 setae = ‘ r. } re 5 ta oar yam clegedq. of Li leresoy | So. 2 x On ae! saree “« P| ul Lt bs + haiiets 6h tnebude a . P.2 a i = |G BAM INS Yer By ay � ) LE CLASS PROPHECY As we swiftly fly through the air in our jet- propelled plane, only to enter the Atomic Age of 1958 we find our one and only pilot, Rita Terrio at the con- trols. Clarisse Forgeron, acting as a charming hostess, has been trained to give service par excellence to all the adventurous passengers among whom are Renald Cajolet Our business-executive, and his private Secretary, Theresa Renzi. Both are going to a conference where they will represent the Boudreau Dirtless Dishes Co, of “Seis Rita is the sole owner, Landing at La Ehenata Airport, we proceed to the Kill ‘em Quick Hospital to visit Rita Doucet who is recuperating from a slight accident. While conversing with the patient, we are informed that a former class- mate Lorraine Theriault is secretary to the famous Surgeon Lorraine Mailhiot. Acting on orders from Margaret Morrison, the head nurse - Student Jeannette Hudson enters to tell us that visiting hours are over, Upon leaving we meet Ronald Genest who is the chief pharmacist of the Hospital Laboratory. os Md ig ve oh ET a oe . ne MER ee _= Te uy Pad ft ‘ , Remar pe Tear § asl yey so P ef Pidee atte A a nj ‘) eyets et te ETRY oben 8s — DE scae aa wt ia. Metis, “te . idinait's: . 4 ee ie kia bye oF es ' ee 4 oS Speen awe 36a ‘ Pr Poe a orp “ , — i' e ey wg Fars. RS eee, “es dai Lav. ‘aol etd 1 Sehoaarn 2 a at PERE ce autyaes on Lefiek ° Jear..ee $1) uy ; v1) Having made our appointment with Madame Rita Arseneau, manager of the Parisian Beauty Salon we pause in our journey of the day to have lunch at a fashionable restaurant with Patricia Arseneaux and Marie Robillard, accomplished secretaries who are en= joying their lunch hour. Before leaving we exchange a few words with the cashier, Ida Petitpas. Just for a change of scenery we decided to visit the Interior Decorating Business Establishment of our friend Jacqueline Mailhiot, where we find her busily ey Gictating a letter to her secretary Cecile Cyr. Ata Ee desk is seated Lucille Verrier attentively working at Beets ep ina: while Barbara Aucoin, a courteous recep-= tionist endeavors to make everyone happy and comfortable. + As we continue on our tour, we meet Claire Finn, now an efficient comptometer operator and Joan Felton, a school principal, selline tickets for a concert star- ring the two great operatic singers, Helene Desrosiers and Louise Freniere,. Returning to the airport for our homeward bound flight, we enter a book store where to our surprise we find a waist entitled Psychology of the Impossible by Marie Allard. We decide to buy the book which proves to be an agreeable pastime until we reach our destination, Mad ie 2 LES eae ost 4 t, fine os MS are) At aT ee + : Vigo; } 4 4 1 eR : Seic: he se bya BR SEE RLS, - aed a = Dd - a , Pyre ) ease , a - = “es z 4 . . ae Se 3 ’ ‘ —o i t on . ee . im iP ack tied) ts chien 3 � ¢ i aN NS : mye ‘hieite | ‘Comte matte So thi SRR erent Ries ¥) ? : —_—— Pd a E™ r % . t y ree P ¥ 7 r. , ry ree. tt | tw fietuageot ef ‘ Y | ty oy §tinnpsn � bt l= Ja ; r : cel ré ey iia BE ‘ot { ae at al — - : po.al J - z . +? ‘ BIT hab ; rs : oy , Oy ef, Stor i1ev Ss eNatt oss Vavdbre 2 4 - ? + - . A s ‘ bod t AF he? ms | a aid veel Spon, 4 . 3 i; oT om he freacoiTtis me wor ae . o p ¥ + 4 4 ; , nat ita fLoonbea ae ae ‘ 4 “ ce - ‘ + ; , owl sit aake . sft a1Y sefvoal bre f � % . . ta ovts at ptpitedl 4 i ey iy BITTE Ty = feriz. srorse wud “F- ISGiTa ‘OW 4g 28 , Ce he beLitvnae posed 4 pang eee bin se! Vice-President GLEE CLUB Cormittee COA AARON ALE, er enn AEE lers Vesros - illors Counce Aencctncentacecsteotcst tet: iron Do % Ne v3 72 rd € ? S Shiety ‘4 Ore Te aaa a Ph ke eo, Y Set: [tthe Dar] egret : i ‘ _ a? A al 1 ’ ‘ t ® i : 2 ie . + ree , treet ( @ ons ot. — J ® ‘ - I T hited } a +a “J he on - J. ay 5a 4 i yal Ue: rr ‘ ; ‘ +, . te} — . ‘ - ’ ° . : ; @ - J ] year of Our Lord, submit this ment, To our devoted Priests, appreciation for the kindness and generosity shown us throughout the year. To our good Sisters who have patiently toiled to lead us through the four most difficult years of our career, we leave our heartfelt gratitude. years of success scholastic To the Freshmen, we leave three and happiness. To which tofill To the Juniors, of this, Our Lady of Pity High, Sophomores , chavaliowi we LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the honorable members of the Class of 48 having reached the end of a creditable High School career, in this said leap year, do hereby, this twelfth day of June in the nineteen=hundred and forty eight, our first, last and only will and testa- for the approval of those whom it may concern: leave we leave the wisdom with owing years with sweet memories. leave our honored title of Seniors and the following legacies: Louise Freniere — Benoit Barbara Aucoin wills hercurly hair to Antoinette Audet. Rita Boudreau bequeaths Chiasson. Marie Robillard leaves shorthand to Claire Chevarie. Rita Arseneau her music Lillian Couture. Patricia Arseneaux wills her love leaves wills her musical sweaters to Marie active Claire Beauchemin and Bernadette Doiron, Marie Allard Florence Racicot. Margaret Morisson wills her love of sports to Theresa Wee wills love our deep diploma to of reading to of reading to mM spe eeeerat = faMATZAT GMA JUIW TAAL Woe 0 weald odd Yo stedmem.. ofdatonod” edy. .s id foact. gaived ,tel ¢a4ld 2a ghal. 200 e ohds. 3 ‘,? etcs e , (e@oteD foodng Hath: esidatibens 2° te- b seul Yo wa lis ,ydeted ob , tee7 da ‘ rao Dra haaticnabao aeetents (beat 90 . te- ‘feed Dua iilw vigo Sne desl .tett? so, elas sim spond yam df sorlw eects to i avotgga’ end 1207. “same i evVRe Ww ,eteeind .baloveD 200 oF fs cP iecon bee teenrhols ert tot activ atoesaem (sey cot Juatenoy reolteq ey et ote esepete boos tne oF e � a ——s wot ; BS wolitis gsoem wwol end cevowds aes m Jfold-taed wo avast ov ,%eeta0 otgaesiogs a a S59 s to ' eectrty eveel aw ,nemisesd etd of OP te |e I ah eeentiqqad) - ‘ , } Wt dj y ¥ f Px ey an r rs 7 . tomeziqo? fiz ot ‘@ SS eRe Le PE ; tyomen. 3 wa tolw ates? . 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Ronald Genest wills his biology experiments to Carol Boudreau and Frances Arseneault, peoguelene Mailhiot wills her red ELS: = to Cecilia Burke, Lorraine Theriault wills her ability to speak French, and we do mean French, to George Dodge. Claire Finn wills her great big blue eyes to Doris Desrosiers, Lorraine Mailhiot wills her voice ever soft and low to Beatrice Cartier, Jeannette Hudson leaves her natural humor and wit to Rita Petit. Joan Felton wills her infectious smile to Marie Aucoin. Clarisse Forgeron wills her vol ubility to Jeannette Breton, Cecile Cyr leaves her shyness’ to Lorraine Bouthillier, or es Ida Petitpas bequeaths her stature to Lucille St. Martin. Renald Cajolet leaves his eloquence to Julia Melanson, Rita Terrio wills her crocheting ability to Lorraine Rochon. Rita Doucet bestows upon Jeannette Letendre her wit and humor. Witnesses; Joe Elastic and His Rubber Band Tom Mix and Cement. rhea t PP ae I [pg meagre Gy wee Ghar . 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We we. i a a ee ee ee ry i avr ate i 2s es v rent @ w scried: taot - —- eh — ane «i . a _ am 4 lw «metento® . eeaitaly ‘ ee ee a ore tee : 2tO7 5°: BIW: in mt en lh ae Tal ssysel “yd eiieso: + ae Ae ee _ +e TY, f$u08 se =. ee eee ge el ay ee ER ee Ef hs 56 ea he 5 Brgy e 2 aq abt : —- emairiaee 3 | ee tis tam 2 te) Las el yen ee. o 6 ene sed S6lDEAO. Dime ee ee ee ee es = 3; pda of white, oben” eels Troon. pal 3 tity we mee a reeneeeersanceie bie give | ‘BVO 5204 TeaUo pg Orgis Bee a Le ie egeesnitiy . re ee ate ed aeddgh ath ite ot peer g ‘$ol- aj treet beta, ae. heal ° P Re A | Mt o COMMERCIAL OTE SCIENCE 310 One of the more prominent pastimes of most people is reading. Reading is the medium through which ideas and i} knowledge are acquired by the reader at the expense of a predecessor,.Reading is the most expedient means of trans- ferring knowledge that man has been able to devise. It enables one to become readily familiar with theories,facts, and general information which entailed hours of thought, observation,and experimentation until feasible conclusions could be logically arrived at. The formation of good reading habits is indispensable to the complete maturity of the mind. The habit of regular reading should begin during the impressionable age. People are more subject to sugsestion and imitation from infancy until the age often years than at any other period of their life. It follows, therefore, that an influence should be exerted upon such children to acquire the habit of reading good books, Books have two ramifications,namely, fiction and non fiction. Non-fiction should unquestionably supersede fiction in importance. In non-fiction, the reader will get an added dividend on his time investment; his book is true. A person who reads fiction should be aware that in this field a steady diet of pulp stories is hardly cal- culated to develop a high form of appreciation or true reading intelligence. Inasmuch as reading has a decided influence upon a reader, it should be borne in mind that not all books are good and that one should exercise care in selecting a book for reading. Father Harold Gardiner,S.J. gives his evaluation ofa good book as follows: The job of literature is to enrich human lives. It must broaden in readers the virtues of faith, hope and charity. The final and inescapable test of a book that claims to be a work of literature is: Does it make richer my love of God and my fellow man? The benefits derived from good books serve to enrich one with a wealth of information, which, when properly evaluated gives one a more complete understanding of the purpose of life. Good books radiate knowledze and Knowledge is Power , It is obvious, therefore, that it is extremely m advantageous for people to cultivate the habit of reading m® reliable and informative books. As so much of our A ) Catholic life depends on the ideals that inspire it, our i+} reading should help us to become perfect Christians, true “ ! and finished persons of character. A f f i é ‘ KN erent att to 6n0. el, av lbeen sun time Titipoa ene anbelwons . ciVe hes. dozesse ier ad. epbelwond' arena : enosed a end eefa Hinnesotnt | Layanae: a eURH His, dOhsavase cileotgol ed. Bia wi et ettidad ao lbae ioxto edd oO. altiac an? ; .oxe eldsnolegs ny. SL worth worsast iat . holteg “reito.. vie x t ie 48 ody beitexe ed biases eotee lI) ae ‘ .Seaeo ardhaed ‘tos Miled: edd! ene e ‘ AT Tints v Vari B® . rf |. ‘ ‘8c rot f : i iT . yout 4 wy LO: Del 3- ! ae e+ 3s | Cus to | . 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A m — ee Os i .’ ee Noo: .-O8 BA 3409 evitarfoatal bwa | elidatker 4c ee wi eticent tat efeehl afd ao spnéqeh oPet ‘dd fodga iam ; 2 eiBi Te Psi) foeTTS¢ Tess) of su fsd Hivots patnae his tes | 9 terse te aim stot: § ax cri ina e = “RP © oh —Y R lp� ) eZ yes ‘oe | kG tf 310 LA POLITESSE La politesse est l'texpression naturelle de la bonté chez ceux qui ont grand coeur. La politesse dit un savant, fait paraitre l'homme au dehors comme il devrait étre interieurement,. Et eilleurs : Lesprit de politesse est une certaine attention a faire que par nos paroles et nos actions, les autres soient contents de nous et d'eux-memes. Ltégoiste n'est jamais poli:il ne sait pas se gener pour les autres. La politesse nous ordonne de saluer, ou res-= pectueusement ou amicalement, selon l'a ge6, les personnes que nous connaissons. Elle nous ordonne de remercier quand nous recevons quelque chose; de nous lever lorsque quelqu'un entre dans lachambre ou nous sommes; de ne pas rester assis quand tous les autres sont debout. Elle nous ordonne de ne pas passer, si ctest possible, devant une personne, ou,si nous ne pouvons faire autrement, de lui dire un mot d'excuse. La politesse nous defend d'interrompre une personne qui parle. La politesse defend derire d'une erreur commise par quelqu'un, encore plus de relever cette erreur, si personne ne s'e n apergoits de nous moquer des toilettes ou des défauts de nos con- naissances. Une personne ee est polie ne ferme jamais une porte avec bruit; elle ne se permet pas des mots_ grossiers; elle n'éleve jamais la voix de maniere a crier, mais elle parle d'un ton modere. Une personne bien é6levee se reconnait partout, dans la maison et dans la rue. Et puis, ces manieres polies que nous prenons pendant que nous sommes jeunes, nous y serons habitués plus tard, et nous ne pouvons pas nous en passer dans LEO Ge Terminons par ce mot d'un poetes La politesse est a l'esprit Ce que la grace est au visage: De la bonte du coeur, elle est la douce image Et ctest la bonté qu'on cherit. 3 cen a om el 4X - pn TOO Sa Ory. PRS dc nal a. Be Ls : I ee yet a . FE: 1olaasyqxet fl . tes easgetifod al ae Ee Bp Ty ag ELFEN beast ino Lop mye@o send edctod “ 7 4 ‘ a “i ; 3 vae ou JED ty i 7 why Fie a” : } (Mra wire tes ee B Tg 2 +t a ryeh {I an ren ec tee eseatiflog eb ‘ S m A iy os M , ‘ PP st ELAS SL aa wetaT wi SLO tag SO isd 4 4 ; : } A _— ; Dns — . oe ns e' i, Latent 71 eth 28 .eg0mr eo tiaesgnos } : — J ne oe rhe Ce , w . nea vias sn ifs tion stenaer ve q A ‘ « s : “te a ‘ ; ; : ae : a { at ct ‘ S23 i z Log ByJ { i ; 2 | . , Ons. Saint fi tT rranmeayeutsoeg . . OD.) 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Teed od ‘ tl ° a2 rete f vo Oisecrs = Patios - . ) « Me Ra ro a - A teres rte aes f) ei foe, BLOATONO: ‘a iT = | | i i, 9 lle 4 rn ; F i ; % ‘ : CLASS Cecile is calm, efficient and neat Never ruffled, friendly and sweet. Terry is a friend indeed Ever helping those in need. Marie who from Springfield came Will someday rise to heights of fame. Margie end her sports are to Who will bring much joy to youe Louise is a girl from Cambridge town Whose voice will bring her great renown, Claire with her big eyes of blue Is a friend both good and true, Pat with her pretty raven hair Firmly believes in being square. Ronald's love for sports are great On to fame we know he'll skate. ida is both tall and slim Full of vitality, vigor and vim, Clarisse is small in stature Always jubilant is her gift from nature. Jeannette is always full of fun Especially when making a famous pune Kiette is ready with helping hand Whenever needed to have things plannede Lou has qualities that often blend K good sport and a loyal friend. Rita Be is quiet and petite She is also charming and sweete Lorraine M, as popular as can be Is both joyful and carefree.s Rita Doucet, neither short nor tall A popular girl, is liked by all. Reneld is one of the finer kind Mild in manner, alert in mind. Doris who is very sweet Is prim and proper and very neate Rita A. is talented in art She'salways willing to do her parte Joan's smiling personality is often used But her dignity is never abused. Helene is known from far and near For a lovely voice so sweet, so clear, Jackie is gay and light of heart One with whom we'll hateto part. Lorraine T. is a vivacious brunette Always sweet and considerate. Barbara is a friend worthwhile She alva a GEA TK SA SY 310 — es o —— a meant = oa = - Water ) : � a _ wa oh ‘ we tly. 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EAS ’ ? rage’ 7 repod to dey AE bw wag we 92 bloat 7 oe Le eae at169 4 odadi te Sew a0 dw ont | ion As . _ eftecird anotosyiv a) af aT ect tartod ° Neer. os stanoblantoo has soewe wyanla taiielt i Ye | eitswitrow baetth � af are i a e; ool tary once Benet ¢ ee BY | tits itt + sett + 4 Champion Speller —Wi Ea Dondstas Best All Around Best Stenographer Barbara Aucoin Marie Robi tiacd Best Scientist Best Linguist ona enes Lorraine Theriault Best Singer Best Designer Louise Freniere Jacqueline Mailhiot Best Dancer Best Actress Lucille Verrier Clarisse Forgeron fi Best Disposition SS Margaret Morrison sitietet sits % Most Intellectual oan Felton Most Efficient Most Eloguent Patricia Arseneaux Ronald Cejolet Most Musical Most Popular Helene Desrosiers Cecile iS Most Artistic Most Ladylike Rita Arseneau Lorraine Mailhiot Most Reserved Most Poetic Cecile Cyr Marfe Allard Most Likely to Succeed Rita henrts Seteseset Set ty Kindest Jolliest Rita Boudreau veannette Hudson Tallest Prettiest Eyes Ida Petitpas Claire Finn , JJAR. aer : 7) k-r oe . DH + e wellega i vo PosratiD TebtCr esi! lemuouese sa98 Sanosa SLA Sue Krelilden sida fe MiccuA BIBOtE ) Sete ts Saeed ,, SSeS oe soe he 4g ricraez19G) Seale tT ttas ' geeneo Bre ey am re mised seed mepnke dned am reuse 7) o 2194 t Sarpol- ; k heanttoA teak poast Fuew . - 2 OW! xwotenae? aan ttalh “ alinxe’ oittes int . ee sorsreaqer;d Seat icalkitos sstaniae ; a 2regn : oy if + xte tot tt ‘+ tian “olson hizene: xsaensevA Biola . wrafuco4 sou faotané seo “0 elice) . atebaciesd 5 saelen 4 : ’ r . 5 r a ; eiliebal seo Olga lich Teo All th ac ott Satan Rid wo voted ; x Ptatt ecleetsod URAUGOSA BA teat taoM “ heviesed FeuM af in —arth ofaan So 6Lroe0 ip poktion noahbuk @3sencesel ‘ ord tuoxs Sort. i Wesley en et Saat otiare eagasT% aBY | nt ‘ t ty . ‘ yee ‘ . 5 4 a ‘, a xy t oh, ae) } +44 Bok: ee - ‘ E : - cs 7 LY . JUNIOR CLASS a a 3 we t ae Uy Cennesitiie ” 7 . J. $ $ ; i % + bd ; : ette, , 2 oe comic: Smese Z LF A nto em t Row eeoteiones sc ettecncemne: irs He é FRESHMAN CLASS cat af” te nnet f, 4 + a htia Fe rela. hes 310 , ry � meer) Sos ud Aayh-ta ., (rs 4 ys re ee al ge Ba? Ane De 4 ”, 4% ated ae ee Wisi Wi, ce tA Ais = 4 $ i ¥ t , ty “aye ah ae seth, : Ars ES | (ne ee aN SARE ag ss OUR FORMER CLASSMATES 1944-1947 IN THE SERVICE OF GOD: We wish to congratulate Doris Beaudoin who received the habit of the Sisters of the Holy Union of the Sacred Hearts on March 19th at the Provincial House in Groton, Mass. Upon this occasion Doris received the name of Sr. Marie Lionel. Other classmates who have joined religious orders are: Claire Laroche or, .ClLalrevnegisonosues.ce Eileen O'Connell Sr. Miriam Gabriel, S.U.S.C. Theresa Marquis Sr. Marle kaulacsosueoeu. Mary O'Connell sr. Dennis Elizabeth, S.U.S.C. Georgiana Lefort Sr. Maria Dennis, S.U.S.C, George Fredette entered the Novitiate of the Marist Brothers at Poughkeepsie, New York in September 1947, Louis Morisini is now studying for the priesthood at i Maryvale Seminary in Bedford, Mass, ON THE ROAD TO HIGHER EDUCATION: We extend our sincerest congratulations to Aline Chartier for the honor of being awarded a scholarship to Laval ’ University, Quebec, Our best wishes and encouragement tos: Yvette Bergeron and Leona Beaulieu, students at Burdett College. Patricia Dumont and Lorraine Gallant, students at Fisher College. Gertrude Galvin, a student at Regis College. Francis Doiron, a student at Suffolk University. IN THE NURSING PROFESSION : Our Greduate Nursess; ) Theresa Arseneault Cambridge City Hospital Aug. 1947 Barbara Smit Mass. General Hospitel Feb. 1948 Our Student Nurses: Theresa Pellerin at the Somerville City Hospital Yolande Lachance and Flora Theriault at the Cambridge ‘a City Hospital. fa Marie Jeanne Benard and Cecile Chiasson at the Carney +) Hospital School of Nursing. H+] IN THE FIELD OF MUSIC AND ART: Jacqueline Marois and Geraldine Jutras are attendins the New England Conservatory of Music. ine ROR SS, Viger eas at upon her graduation from Emmanuel College in June 1948,and Sah 2 : a) KC feb SOT ; 7 . : aa a 10d | BO cg LOT WARE i bef | GAT AMGGATO Brees S) i os hie ree. pe SER EL = ‘+ Heviooat otlw ofobpaed. alsod eteln aTRnLs oJ Rey a otf Setoad eit to dota’ viet eds .0.. s4e7eté- eds Zo tide ,oroterd of sevoH Istonivoxe oN? ge Gast totes 10 ect a SO - fren, oct Sov basor -etsod noteaoso,.etda wea . vi ero. otal! ‘ata etebto enolsaiist Aenicl evan off cae amseals e! x 5 8.0.8 aban 83 ro a fs a SHoot al sy tart i 5.8.9.8 febtieh maltih ako Tisanoo'0 see teae wJetlea Vlei cme POM - � Miz 4 Bi itp ait feateghic: es BW ¢ of +t f 4 ae oy 2 ; fa tf ty i ian: ie Cy “i ‘eh + pM etd Yo etsitlvonw ane Degrees 's Seepewk Pps ; eihA- ’ dag ; � aa ‘ ) ait rat : ) Tae radmesaec ak ara: (i ye egeawtinvol Ba: anette ie . ‘ 4 : 3 tu fBooriteasita edt ol anbySade, wan - es tate SaoM eta that’ ext’ nesta tae? e Lave a S : « i ar . hae Le a : - . ve ee res «¢ : ai 4 } rt . ty 4 i ; 7 a bya h ad . 2 . mh b+ 8 b en pehitiegt em a a ee . ’ a ‘ J 4 h ' 4 2 ; ; ote Ll Fs: - ; | ey j P 4 - ee oO) tau ¢ bt 2 a 5 oe P ee fs yp + fl : sr y t revi c Zz (O7t a = : iJD F ¢ i. | Py Ne . has ts . y oat . a 5 7 ‘ We ee of 5 GS é £ £ . cae u «7 Poe a) oa? im fs i 4 a Aero nii't ‘ : - {er ss 4 5 : ‘ ‘ e : ! ‘+e . 7 ez) ; - - a | Si i= , s¥ se A . ; a , i 7 eo n forse a is a ree. ° '4So0 u “se sub ster toh fetiasosn vi anht dan 7. Uesteaescn senor fatiquel foto, .e8aa tind stednatpg senasul ¢ashuds. am Hoval iiivrvadcos 1a ta thinel is miners ecit i Sluel ced? stolfT Sas Bouetsat hanes of . aston 3B n0eba iN Lise..bna) Stanes 27a pine egtit So Me 19 T nonge Lads q ‘THA CHA, ‘LOU. IO. a ge (4 sactus ourolared Bria: ebony, amttengoae! a Mf to Trot av ite sire 0 PAOR BRIS ey - br: ed ee : i� . Bp. av ot i 4 s a A ee ttn 3190 The following graduates various positions: Beatrice Beaulieu Jeanne Gallant Rita Gallant Aline Leblanc Yvette St Martin Rita Frechette Edna Gallant Therese Cote Carmelle Beaulieu Lucille St. Laurent Therese Vanasse Rita Antaya Rita Girard Geneva Leblanc Theresa Morrison Elaine Poirier Lorraine Proulx Patricia Tighe Anita Williams Gertrude Lanciault Therese Comeau Claire Deveau Evangeline Arseneault Anita Laporte . Alice Lavallee Therese Proulx Priscilla Theriault Marcella Knowles Yvonne Frechette Irene Vanasse Theresa Janelle Helene Mailhiot Claire Poirier Mid ret peer aIr aT AA Roe | a me A rae, Erol sy SAT a Eleanor Smit is now a capable Interior Decorator atthe Smith Peterson Co, Sey Marianne Ronayne is pursuing the gue the Massachusetts School of Art. ‘tlie Tee ‘ vim? we Ail eke oo me eT (7 ‘ if ‘e ae fudenin fio . re iy beets etnias ty) Se idiiesy, Oe SA IR hemes ts anes rs - Art Courses given at a yey IN THE BUSINESS WORLD OF TODAY: of N. De. P. H. are employed in Division of Employment Security State House, Boston. John Hancock Insurance Company Cambridge Gas Electric Company John Hancock Insurance Company McAdams Company General Gas Electric Company Carter's Ink Company Hub Shoe Manufacturing Company Division of Employment Security State House, Boston. B. F. Goodrich Company Cambridge Trust Company Derby Jewelry Company Liberty Mutual Life Insurance Co, Mass. Liberty Life Insurance Co, Peter Kramer Sons Industrial Stee] Company M. I. T. Burser's Office Bonding Insurante Company United Mutual Insurance Company Gorin's Department Store Carter's Ink Company Hershey and Company Malcolm Transportation Company New England Telephone Company United Shoe Company Somerville Trust Company H. E. Harris Company John Hancock Insurance Company Carstairs and Company Somerville Trust Company Bethlehem Steel Company Industrial Steel Company Durand and Company Soaks, es : : os i23 . ae Ree orn Af sag 7 ae 2. ie a boo Se as te 3 ee : : fe —“aee = bs, . an © ee pa 4 P% : s Reg: x bi ’ te ix ¥ ’ tere eh a racve “47 _ f - 4 ¢ . a Wr be 2 = 8 z i 4s 4 yy ie | So ow core! ant ja : s t “y° LE i : rit ¢ : ry $ j .% ; ° ee ‘eae! ae + ‘ ' she 7 ere) % é 7 “-_ Pi � z ros atooeG erty i TA $+) ‘en do 34 ,ttA to Looted on ’ + i 7 t . 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