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

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In our second game We Kept The Lead Almost Til The End — Then Lost By 2 Points Scoreboard Note: On our Scoreboard we have listed only H (Home) or A (Away), our Opponents and the Scores, with our Oppo nents first. HOLY ANGELS 54-5 BROADLEA 30-28 THEVENET 11-23 BROADLEA 19-15 THEVENET 18-39 LOUELLEN and SUE tried a new way to make a basket. RITA McKENNA fought for the ball in the BROADLEA game JOAN. CATHY and MEG fought hard too WE HAD THE WHOLE SCHOOL AT OUR SIDE Our 1970-1971 Basketball Team: Front Row: ANNE MARIE McKENNA. KATHY KIERNAN (Captain) and MEG GOETZ Second Row: JOAN CARROLL. LOUEL LEN MULLIGAN. KATHY WALZ (Co Captain). KERRY TUTHILL and ANNE COYLE. Back Row: SUE MARA. SUE KELLEY. RITA McKENNA. MARY BURKE and CATHY O’CONNELL (CATHY PETERSON had a bro ken foot and was out of circulation.) 107

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r We fought hard hut In Our First Game We Were Badly Beaten By The Angels In mid-January two busloads of Moun- ties headed for HOLY ANGELS’ ACADEMY in Demarest, New Jersey. MRS. McCORMACK. our School Nurse, acted as pilot and led the way since our Bus Drivers were unfamiliar with the route. It was our first game and we were play- ing away from home. The ANGELS were playing on their home court and had already played five or six games. They SLAUGHTERED us. The score was 54 to 5 - THEIR favor. MISS RAYNOR - our coach MARY BURKE («1) and ANNE MARIE McKENNA hope to get the ball from one of the Angels' best players. JOAN CARROLL (Foreground) and MEG GOETZ (background) support ANNE MARIE McKENNA. dribbling the ball. 'I i pnfT:£ATHY.KIERNAN KATHY WALZ and JOAN CAR ROLL, three of our best. MEG heads for the basket while KERRY and JOAN provide support

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Twice each week there was a shout- A Horse! A Horse! My Kingdom For A Horse! Once again the CHERRY LANE RIDING STABLES attracted a small but enthusiastic group of Mounties during the fall months. The ‘proficients’ went each Monday, the ‘begin- ners’ each Wednesday. Then the weather grew colder and extra-curricular activities increased and riding ended — until spring! PAT MAHER follows SUE BURNS around the ring PEOPLE NEED PEOPLE, as ANNMARIE CLEARY and KATE MUL VEY realize as their stirrups are adjusted before they leave the sta bfes LAURA CAMMARANO rode an albino 108 When a personality conflict- developed between one of the horses and the rider. KATE MULVEY offered to exchange her docile mount for the difficult one. Here she's re-mounting after the ex change.