Rice Memorial High School - Tower Echoes Yearbook (South Burlington, VT)

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MRS. CLARICE LEAMY Whilt is music without accompaniment and what is ac- companiment without the cheerful smiling face of Mrs. Leamy. XVhether we are laboring over tedious scales, or putting together it complicated work of Franz Liszt, she is always patient and understanding, Many of her-free hours have been given over to All-State, and she has al- ways been ready to help us with any problem. Thank you, Mrs. Leumy, for your kindness and hard work. DR. -IOSEPH LIYCHNYR No school curriculum is really complete unless it can boast of Ll course in fine music. For years, Cutltedrul hits had the benefit of the great skill, and expert guidance of it wonderful music director. Dr. Lechnyr, laboring under the many difficulties resulting from lack of time and space, has never failed to turn out a music section that we could well be proud of. To you, Dr. Lethnyr, we give our heartfelt thanks.

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A Q Q GIRLS 151 Sofrrfmof Eileen Abair Beverly Anderson Mary Barbeau Barbara Basiliere Jeanne Beane Mary Blow Elizabeth Boucher Leona Bouffard Patricia Brosseau Jacqueline Centerbar Linda Charron Bonita Corrigan Virginia Cox Alice Devino Jane Evelti Mary Margaret Fish Joan Garrett Judith Gile Patricia Grow Susan Lovejoy Paulette Lumbra Virginia Mitiguy Margaret Poulin Eileen Ryan Mary Kay Xwilson Gail W'olfe 211127 Sfifllllllflf Barbara Alarie Judith Benoit Lynda Brent Eileen Chadwick Nancy Danis Barbara Duchaine Marilyn Fayette RESH N CHURUS Judith Fortune Diane Gamelin Phyllis Hurteau Monica Jasmin Thalia Kehaya Karen Ann Kennedy Mary Ellen Kennedy Donna LaPointe Diane LaValley Agnes Leclerc Jacqueline Margewski Elaine Mongeon Constance Niquette Carolyn O'Connor Linda Pasha Sharon Prudenzano Mary Lou Rideout Judith Rock Rita Thabault Sharon Trombley Anne Trudell Terry Varricchione Sharon Weston Affor Patricia Barra Lynn Brown Carol Campbell Ruth Cameron Mary Crosby Susan DesLauriere Patricia Desmarais Rita Devino Angela Dolan Patricia Dusablon Thelma Dusablon Karen Fercenia Ruth Gariepy Emily George Donna Hall Janet Jodoin Patricia Keller Ann Kittell Marilyn Landers Carol Langlois Joyce LaPointe Eugenia Lauzon Jeannine Lavallee Carole LeBlanc Johannah Leddy Judith Lorraine Linda Lucia Kathleen McKenzie Patricia Memmo Beatrice Morrow Elizabeth Myers Katherine Parker Paulita Pashby Judith Paulhus Mariorie Ploof Carolyn Pratt Linda Rock Jean Roy Patricia Safford Barbara Shea Marie Sirois Margaret Spenser Anne Sousie Kathleen Thibault Barbara Vincent 71011015 James Allard Edward Barry Lawrence Barnes David Beauchemin Richard Bouffard Robert Bouvier Michael Caggiano Robert Couillard Thomas Duncan Arthur English Norman Fay Terrence Fiske Ronald Gingras Robert Hartwick Michael Jarvis John Joachim Timothy Kenny Jolm LaVallee George Lavigne Albert Lesage Joseph Little Robert Lyman Joseph Lynch Michael Mitiguy Darrell Mongeon Henry Morgan Terrance Noonan Leo Patch Richard Poirier Vifilliam Roach Lee Rousseau Gerald Roy James Rublee Reginald Savage James Simpson John Temple Phillip Veysey Thomas Wright Brzrref Paul Allard Clifton Bennett Raymond Benoit Paul Bergeron Wfilliam Boisvin James Corrigan Raymond Cote John Desautels George Devereaux Patrick Dower Roger Duquette David Everett Roger Gelinas Clement Kenyon Reginald LaCroix Raymond Lebeau Brian McDermott Peter McGregor Ronald Mercaldo Ronald hlichel Paul Provost George Reselc Grayson Robinson Richard Roy Albert St, Amand John Sheehan Joseph Strong XY'illiam Terrien Richard Ture Charles Vandeventer Gary Wfolfe

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SUlP9llelliUDMtUDRlE GIRLS' SWIIAILITY A Sophomore Sodality was' organized as part of the Girls' Sodality this year. It was intended to be mainly a year of instruction and review of Sodality rules and privi- leges. These Sodalists and aspirants also worked with the junior and Senior Sodalists on their projects. In this way we hope to form more perfect Sodalists in the future. OFFICERS-SEATED: Susan O' Hagan, Suzanne Audette. STANDING: Carol LaValley, Bernadette Handy. 74 SIENIUR GlIRlLS9 SOllD.AXllsll llI'Y This year the Girls' Sodality under the direction of Sr. Mary Peter sponsored many activities. They witnessed the opening of the Sodality year with a day of recollection for Sodalists and those interested. A few weeks later, officers were elected and the work was started. Meetings were held monthly and a daily recitation of the office was established. Posters were made to emphasize Catholic Youth Week and Church Unity Octave. At Christmas, girls distributed gifts to old and poor ladies, who were very grateful. Other activities in- cluded an enjoyable Prom, a Catholic Press exhibit, a vocation month project, a May Crowning, and for the Seniors, a trip to Our Lady's Shrine at Enfield, N. H. This year the Sodality committees sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea, various Lenten projects, visitation of the sick and volunteer hospital work. Our newspaper, Spotlite, was issued once a month. We hope that next year's Sodality will have a year as profitable as our has been. SEATED, left to right: Joan English, prefectg Sister Mary Petersg Laurette Dion, vice-prefect. STANDING: Kathleen Mahaney, secretaryg Marie Lepicier, sacristang Monica Simon, treasurer.