Academy of Mount Saint Vincent - Chastellux Yearbook (Tuxedo Park, NY)

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In A Small, Self-Contained Community Like Ours, Interdependence Is Natural And Essential . . . These ADVERTISERS are men and women who have a personal interest in our ACADEMY. Four are located in TUXEDO, one in nearby SUFFERN, and one in NEW YORK CITY. All have given us their support. If it is in your power to patronize them, we hope you will! With its fine PHARMACY DEPARTMENT, its pleasant SNACK BAR. its well- supplied STATIONERY and GREETING CARD comer, and all those odds and ends DRUG STORES everywhere now carry, the TUXEDO PARK PHARMACY has a magnetic attraction for all MOUNTIES. Here PAT LYNCH and her little sister. BRIDGET make a purchase while MR GALLI and MR FLAGELLO look on and offer advice. BeUnx THE SCHOOL SHOP Division of THE C AMPUS SHOP provides all our uniforms. Three different BLAZERS. (White. Blue and Gray), two SKIRTS. (Plaid and Navy) and a PASTEL POPLIN for Dinner each evening for Resident Students, arc required. Parents of incoming Freshmen hope the uniforms will last the four years, and this picture of SENIORS proves that with care, they do ... a tribute to the CAMPUS SHOP' At the left-MRS GLADYS BRENT- NALL is the gracious Manager of the TUXEDO BRANCH of the ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK. She has made bank- ing a pleasant, routine duty for all of us at the ACADEMY. CLAIR POPE (center) and MARGIE BELL arc discussing with her hanking procedures for Yearbook Con- tributions.

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Business Friends Aid Us Substantially HENRY L. CHISHOLM. President of the Chisholm Realty Cor- poration. Inc., has a special interest in our l%8 Yearbook. His elder daughter. ANNE, has been the capable Editor-in-Chief. and his younger daughter. CATHERINE, hopes to be a member of next year’s staff In the picture at the right. ANNE is explain- ing to her Father how pictures and copy are indicated on the “3-R Layouts” before these are mailed to the Company publishing our book. CATHERINE already knows a bit about Yearbook publication, but knows there is still much to learn, and watches and listens attentively. Besides the CHISHOLM REALTY COMPANY, INC., MR. and MRS. VINCENT E. IORIO of the IORIO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC., have been SPONSORS of our book. We are also indebted to the following BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS: SPECIAL PATRONS Rockland National Bank Sahler's Contracting and Building Corporation The School Shop Division of the Campus Shop. Inc. The Tribune Press The Tuxedo Park Association The Tuxedo Park Pharmacy, Inc. PATRONS FRIENDS The Country Barn at WyckoflT Miss Lyn and Chico Gulf Gas Station at Tuxedo Abates Florist Avon Products. Inc. Eggen Private Laundry Manuel San Juan Company, Inc. John Sexton and Company Sloatsburg Hardware Company BOOSTERS Camelot Books Scherer and Company Sloatsburg Liquor Store Tuxedo Liquor Store Tuxedo Quality Market MORE

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NINE SEPARATE BUILDINGS comprise the Academy, and iheir maintenance is almost a full time job for professional contractors. No month passes without an estimate from SAHLER'S CON- TRACTING and BUILDING CORPORATION for carpentry or painting to be done. As BILL SAHLER and his FATHER wait to check and sign the esti- mate MRS PORWITZKI is typing. CHARLENE WHITE and LIZ FORD wait to bring it to SR MARY PERPETUA. Directress of the Academy. Be tm Among its services, the TUXEDO PARK ASSOCIATION delivers oil to all the buildings of the Academy. As ROGER arrives for the Fail Delivery, he is greeted by NANCY SIMOLA. ANNE CHISHOLM and C AROLE SCAGNETTI. who show him the advertisement authorized last year by IRVING LIVINGSTON and ROBERT LA BURT who arc in charge of the ASSOCIA- TION Wc are fortunate to have the TRIBUNE PRESS ju t twentv minutes or a local phone call away from us This is the Preys that prints THE COL:RIER. our School Paper, our PROGRAMS for special functions, and also printed our Yearbook Stationery for us Included in the picture are ANN MARTIN, her husband GEORGE, in the white printer's apron, and RICHARD GAZDA. Our students are ANNE EDWARDS and ROSEANN FENLEY