St Josephs Academy - Academia Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Aftc rr having had time to get acquainted with one another, class elections were held. 'lean Ouellette was elected President, Patricia Coyne, Viceepresidentg Angela Ford. Secretary, and .Iacquelinc lioutin, Treasurer. ' 'Y 4' X' Y 'i'i i xvx.'x ZX' i Q .L'L' 1 'Kip' i 1 ln Octohei the girls xx ho ucic to hc l'LLLlXLCl is Sodihsts on the lcist ol thc Immaculate Conception, had the privilege of making a three day retreat conducted hy the late Reverend Patrick S. Foley, S. .Xt the end of the month, a llallowe'en party was sponsored hy the lireshmen. ,si-v f.' -1' ' ' ' if'-V-.U . . .. ,-.,, V, rv-- litloic uc lntu it tht ditadcd mid ytai cxams had comc and passcd and uc uric X i e -. heginning the second semester. NVQ were especially glad to return to school alter lhristmas vacation as the vlans for the lirst dance which the Freshmen were Uoinf' 9 1 U 5 to attend had to get underway. my -' V ln the month ol' May, we all toolv mart in the . l a May Procession to pay trihute to Our Lady. 'llhe Q . . . . . a hrst impression made hy this lovely ceremony will n . a he lasting. 4 . . . . . . af a XX'rth heginnlng ol .Iune came hnal examina- u . . 5 tions and summer vzlczltloll. n n Chapter Il MORE PRIVILEGES AS SOPHOMORES ln the liali ol' l9-l9. the halls ol' Saint -Ioseplrs Academy echoed with the familiar voices ol' cheerful girls greeting one another alter the summer recess. Class ollicers were chosen and Doris Pelletier was President. The other ollicers were Anne lXlcDonouvh, Vice-l residentg Nancy Giroux, Secretary: Claire llorduas, illreasurcr. 7 . 1 'liwo new resident pupils joined the ranlis ol Sophomores. They were Lucille lalhert from Lisbon, Blaine, and .lanice ,lohnston from Frenchvillc, hlainc. .-Xs Souhomores we were allowed to attend the Community Concerts held in l . Portland City llall. ln january, we happily welcomed the late Reverend Patrick S. Foley, S. ,I., as our retreat JnMr.fif1f A'm1 . you SQOVJLLND X n master once again. v C carl lXm.iaiQ E Omwuvky lm, Allter Easter vacation, practice for graduation 2 , , , , .. , I , Xf' 'K , hegan. NVQ were privileged to take part in the gg.- commencement exercises and thought of the day when we would he graduating. yy f 5 X4 ff 1 Page vzincfacn