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

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MARGARET. SUSANA. MARY C. JANET. MARISOL MARIANNE. NANCY. PAT A. Above: JULIE and LESLIE Left: At a before-school reo- pens-meeting at Renamor. m a clockwise direction: RON NIE. CATHY. JULIE. LESLIE. PAT N.. MARY L.. ROBIN. EV ARNOLD (AYC Representa tive) DEBI. MARY M.. and RONNIE at the early September Meeting 95

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This was our recipe for The Yearbook That Topped All Others At The Mount Two dozen enthusiastic STAFFERS The best possible EDITOR and CO-EDITORS A whole year’s hard work Knowledge of the components of a good yearbook willingness to abide by rules and suggestions Creativity and courage to try new things Initiative and Dependability Awareness of the importance of meeting deadlines Rapport between STAFF and ADVISER Skilled and cooperative PHOTOGRAPHERS professional and amateur Free mods, hours before and after school evenings and holidays sacrificed on YEARBOOK S ALTAR FACULTY MEMBERS joining the staff to hand-color the DIVIDER PAGES Place all the ingredients in an American-Yearbook Company — Cambridge-Plant blender, operated from New York by EV AR- NOLD and at Cambridge by BEVERLEY PFOST. Stir at intervals, testing mixture when proofs arrive from the plant. Add season- ing — the salt of wisdom, advice and experience; a dash of wit, when someone goofs; the spice of approval and appreciation. Leave in the preheated Cambridge Plant oven from February until May. Yield: 225 unique yearbooks CATHY MARTIN. Co-Editor, arranged summer meetings of the staff at her home. ROBIN FAGIN. Editor-in-Chief. was one of our most successful Yearbook photogra- phers. RONNIE SALERNO. Co-Editor, standing behind CATHY and ROBIN, was Mer cury — photographic messenger for the staff.

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It is one thing to talk about love These Mounties Proved Their Love In The C.C.D. And Service Club Every Wednesday afternoon carloads of boys and girls who attend a private elementary school in Tuxedo Park arrived at Lindley Hall for Religion classes. SISTER GERTRUDE MIRIAM was Modera- tor of the Program and was assisted this year by the seven Seniors pictured on these pages: FRAN ABBADESSA, PAT ANDERSON. ROSEMARY BROOKS. MARY CENSI. MARIANNE Dl CARLO. JANET FRYNS and CAROL FUTOMA. The SERVICE CLUB, with MISS ANTOINETTE CAMPANELLA as its Moderator, provided baskets of food for the poor at Thanksgiving and clothes for the poor at Christmas. Members of the Club have also written letters and petitions to the North Vietnamese Delegation in Paris and the President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in Hanoi requesting release of American P.O.W.’s. Members of the Service Club included: MARY MULVANEY (President), FRANCINE ABBADESSA (Vice President), KATE MULVEY (Secretary) and PRISCILLA PERRY (Treasurer). Others in the group were: LESLIE FERRARI, MARISOL MAR QUEZ. MARGARET JONES. JOAN RAEDLER. SU- SAN BURNS, CINDY BOLTZ. and VALERIE CLEARY. THOMAS MELVILLE