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

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MISS JEAN ZRELAK Chastellux MRS IDA KESSLER Chastellux MISS RUTH O BRIEN Chastellux MRS GILDA MOTTOLA Chastellux MRS LENA VINCELLI and MRS JO- SEPHINE SARDULLO Chastellux 25

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These Are The Women Of Our Staff Responsible For The Smooth Functioning Of The Domestic Aspect Of The Mount These four capable women are responsible for the Cafeteria at Lmdlcy Seated: MRS FLORENCE DAMATO. MRS JEAN VENEZIA and Hall, satisfying more than two hundred hungry teen-agers each day. MRS BEATRICE VENEZIA. Standing MRS GLADYS MOORE. MRS EDNA JESSUP Renamor MRS JULIA SANDAK Lindley Hall MRS. ANNA JENC Marian Hall MRS MARGARET KLEIN Renamor

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A Short Trek Or A Two And A Half Mile Ride Separates Our Buildings This Is LINDLEY HALL Our School Building LINDLEY HALL was given to the Academy in memo- ry of MRS. CLARA HILL LINDLEY, sister of Mrs. E. JOHN HE1DSIECK, the donor of the first of the Academy Buildings in Tuxedo Park. In this decade a three story ex- tension has been added to LINDLEY HALL to take care of the rapid expansion of the Academy. This wing, not shown in the sketch above, provides five classrooms, a science labo- ratory, a cafeteria and a locker room. The Auditorium- Gymnasium is a separate building and is also part of the Lind ley Estate. The other buildings of the Academy include: CHASTELLUX—which is the Convent Building and Residence for the Sisters and also Sophomore and Freshman resident students. In this building are the Chapel and the Main Dining Room of the Academy. MARIAN HALL —is the Residence Hall for Junior resi- dent students. A few Sophomores also live in this building. HARRIS COTTAGE—a tiny residence for Sophomores is not pictured. RENAMOR—the Residence Hall for Seniors, is two and a half miles from Lindley Hall, but is still within the limits of the Park. 26