St Clare High School - Je Me Souviens Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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SODALITY OFFICERS CERCLE D'ETUDE DE LA J E C Monsieur Vnbbe A. Bienvenue, aum6nier de In J E C et professeur de religion ii l'Ec0lc Superieure Sainte-Claire.

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Our Hlass Ofjccrs nf Seniar I6 In many ways the officers of our class may be compared to the leaders of our government. Naturally, their tasks are on a smaller scale, but are, nevertheless, very important. First, let me introduce you to our devoted Pauline Valois who has fulfilled her duty as president and leader very efficiently, besides contributing much of her time to Our Lady's Sodality. Rita Bissonnette, our vice-president, has not only won the admiration of her high school friends for her ready wit and humor, but has won honors in a nationwide public speaking contest: I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY. Certainly, Rita is an asset to St. Clare High, and we seniors of 1949 will long remember her success. Next on the list comes Suzanne, our capable secretary, who has been an active member of the Sodality and we can easily apply this little quatrain to Sue: Work! Thank God for the might of it! The ardor, the urge, the delight of itg Work that comes from the heart's desire Setting the soul and the brain on fire. Jacqueline, our treasurer, did not get much practical training in the care of our class fund, however, her initiative should help her along in Whatever business occupation she may choose in the future. Our mistress of ceremonies, Rose-Blanche Guerin, shall be remembered as a staunch friend, a real cheer leader in St. Clare's basketball games, and an Ace in party organiza- tions. To the quintet we extend our admiration and best wishes for their future welfare. JEANNINE M. GRENON, '49

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CAMPAGNI1 DE CHARITE POUR IES FNITANTS PAUVRIZS DIZ I.'ITAI.IF MISSION CLUB