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

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JOAN CARROLL makes a foul shot . or rather a shot when a foul had been called! The REF is JOAN FITZGIBBON. an Alumna. Editor's Note: We are espe- cially proud and happy that all the pictures on pages 94. 95. 96 and 97 were taken by NANCY COX Below — CLARE BRADY thinks a minute before she passes the ball. Right — Albertus Magnus player and ANNE MARIE Me KENNA fight it out. RAE. the REF. hit 1.000 when we played St. Luke's last year. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 12 17 Rosary Academy Away 21 33 1 6 Blessed Sacrament Home 27 29 1 8 Alumnae Home 10 18 1 13 Albertus Magnus Away 21 39 1 19 Thevenet Hall Home 48 11 2 9 Rosary Academy Home 21 39 2 11 Blessed Sacrament Away — — 2 17 Holy Child Away 38 25 3 9 Albertus Magnus Home 27 33

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EVERYBODY’S Favorite BASKETBALL has always been everyone’s favorite competitive sport at the Mount. This year wasn’t different . . . even though we didn’t continue our winning streak of the past few years. Our spirit was boosted by the new navy uniforms and by the large and spir- ited attendance at all games. Our team showed fine technique and played well as these pictures show — but our opponents played better! DOTTI CELLA and JUDE KRUG. Co-Captain and Captain of the team, talk about our victory over Thevenet Hall with MRS. HESSION. Head of our Physical Education Department, and one of our basketball coaches. (SR. THERESA COURTNEY, an ardent Kmcks fan. is the other.) At the right — BETH EDWARDS tearing down the court, leaving those poor Thevenet girls way behind .

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Something For Everybody . . . You Name It ... We Play It . . . The ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION known affectionately as the “A.A. has developed a program this year to suit all Mounties, whether their fancy be horseback riding, tennis, archery, skiing or whatever. SKIING is the all-around winter favorite, and once a week a bus- load of skiers, beginners and proficients, goes up to nearby STERLING FOREST. For the ama- teurs there are lessons and rental of equipment at special student rates. Even some of the Sisters have tried skiing — we won’t men- tion names. The illustration at the right is by LAURA MAZA, our Year- book Staff Artist who designed the endsheets of this book. RIDING is second in popularity. In the fall a group went once a week to the Cherry Lane Riding Stables with MISS VECCHIOTTI as Chaperon. It was hard to say who had a better time — MISS VECCHIOTTI or the girls. ARCHERY. TENNIS and SWIMMING take place in Fall and again in Spring. The Archery Range is on the Chris Biddle Field between Marian Hall and Chastellux. The Tennis Courts are across the road from Marian Hall. The Swimming Pool is at Renamor. ARCHERY Champions Juniors — 73 points Louellen Mulligan, Danielle Bochet. Carol Futoma 6 Sophomores — 47 points Mary Burke. Liz Seward, Joanne Palacino Seniors — 44 points Sheila O'Toole. Nancy Cox. Nancy Stix