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

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ELIZABETH FORD Mahwah. New Jersey Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. The Reading Room provides a quiet spot for research or for browsing. Occa- would disturb. Seated D. CHUDY. M L. HANLEY. E. PEREIRA, sions like this, when conversation is permitted, are rare, and usually only Standing M. SCHERMEYER. M. E. MENA. M. L. GORMLEY. M. after school hours, and even then only if there are no others whom talking RUGGIERO and N. SIMOLA.

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Seniors enjoy several privileges not granted to Underclassmen. Permission to drive to school is probably Number One. The newly black-topped parking lot is filled each day with Seniors cars. Pictured above are just a few of those who have already received their licenses: From Row-]. MOR- AN. E. CULLIGAN. E. FORD; Back Row-E BECKETT. M FITZGIB- BON. M A DIORIO. J. A SPERANZA and P REHM MARGARET FITZGIBBON Ridgewood, New Jersey There was a soft and pensive grace. Of earnest thought upon her face. 71

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MARY SUZANNE GLESPEN MARY LOUISE GORMLEY Larchmont. New York Fun and frolic, joy was there . . . The will to do. the soul to care. Hackensack, New Jersey Sincerity—a deep, genuine, heartfelt sincerity is a trait of true and noble womanhood. MARI LOUISE HANLEY 7:t Poughkeepsie, New York How soon a smile of Cod can change the world!