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

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IMAGE An apple orchard white and gay Suggests thus graduation day. Rosy cheeked and dressed in white, This blossom mirrors souls, delight. As trees in rows all straight and fine, So proudly pace we to His shrine. Like petals of this lovely flower, With purity is filled this hour. A grateful smile, a thoughtful sigh, Remind us of the days gone by. The fun the work, praise to His Name- All this it will no doubt remain. How full of love our hearts today, As fragrant as an orchardis bouquet! Simone Pepin LIFE'S VOYAGE How swiftly comes the time when we shall leave Our sheltered haven warm in memories dear With hearts expectant! Yet, we too shall grieve To part from all we learned to cherish here. The broadening sea of life is vast, unknown The dangers which perchance await us there, Yet bravely do we venture out alone With partly charted course and watchful care. Our paths in all directions lie ahead. The winds blow fair, the smiling sun is bright. If storms do come, we surely shall be led By truths here learned, till dawn again is light, Till in our storm-tossed barks we find our home, The harbor of all joy, ne'er more to roam. Paula Fitzpatrick MY DREAM l dream of a house all cozy and white That echoes with sounds of childish delight. I picture myself at the head of a table Facing a husband whois willing and able To rear all our children, lined up on each side, In a home where peace and love do abide. We'll accept them all, whether one or eleven, Remembering always, theyire destined for heaven Jeannine Cote

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QXQV EQVQZ' 1 ,k,,k, ','., Q .,, St. Clare has always presented a wide range of student organizations for all to exer- cise their special talents. The aim of these e-Xtracurrit'ular activities is discipline re- sulting in character training. and a wliolesome, construrtive social life. From our democratic Student Council, to our apostolic: Socialily. to our cultural cflulns, anfl finally, to thrilling and popular basketball games, we have learned our essential re- sponsibilities as citizens of this great land, our duty as lay apostles, the appreciatioii of languages and music, and the art of good sportsmansliip. Our school spirit has developed in these organizations, and we have resolved to maintain St. Clarcf-is high reputation. This spirit in the future will evolve into ai greater loyalty to the Catholic Church, to our country. to our family. and will contribute to the success of our life. As We look hack on our student years, Gracluation Day l'bf3lIO1l'lt?S Thanksgiving Day, for .probably for the first time we truly realize the importance of a well-rounded education and the necessity of Christ in our claily life. l Simone Pepin rf-'11 I haunt ACT VllTlllES