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

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At the first Fall Meeting MRS. J. FERRIS BROGAN reads her report as MRS. WILLIAM BROOKS, left, and MRS. JAMES A. CORCORAN. JR. right, listen. SR. RITA GUSHUE addresses the Fall Meeting, outlining the plans for the school year. SR MARY PERPETUA COLLINS is at the left. MRS. ALBERT KUNBERGER and MRS. CARMINE PARISI at her right.

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Mothers’ Guild Has Very Successful Luncheon And Fashion Show On November 12th the Mothers’ Guild held a Luncheon and Fashion Show at the Hackensack Country Club, that was a social and financial success. MRS. RENE SBATH was Chairman of the function and much of its success was due to her careful planning and hard work. MRS. CARMINE PARISI. President of the Mothers' Guild for the year 1969 1970. worked closely with her. In the picture at the right MRS. PARISI. extreme right, and MRS. SBATH. extreme left, are displaying the beautiful Silver Service which was the Second Prize in the Sweepstakes, to MRS. JOHN McKENNA. Fashions for the Fashion Show were sponsored by THE COUNTRY BARN, and here SR. RITA GUSHUE. MRS. PARISI and MRS. SBATH are enjoying a preliminary visit to the Boutique.

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Cooking And Housekeeping Are Important Services At The Mount There are interesting facts about our Cafeteria women on the following page. In the picture below FLORENCE. JEAN and BEATRICE are seated. GLADYS is standing. IDA is missing from Another IDA. MRS. IDA KESSLER, cooks the photograph. for us at Chastellux each weekend. All resident students except Seniors have meals in Chastellux. and for three years we have enjoyed MRS. EMMA MATTHEW'S well prepared meals. Three generations are in the picture above: MRS. ANNA JENC. housekeeper at Marian Hall, her daughter MRS PAT IA2ZETTI, housekeeper at Ren amor, and PAT’S young son. RONALD. Mother and daughter are both tops in the fine art of housekeeping. Meals in Renamor were also special — MRS. MARGARET KLEIN was such a fine cook. For six weeks we enjoyed her cooking — then she had to give up the post. She was replaced by MRS. MAUREEN SULLIVAN, also a fine cook, pictured below with NANCY and MARY. None of our MEN are pictured on this page, but they, too, form the strong backbone of the Academy. They include: MICHAEL HUDOK. JOHN LAZZO. FRANK BALS. EMIL JAWORSKI and ED LOHMAN