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

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BILL SAHLER of the SAHLER CONTRACTING and BUILD- ING CORPORATION knows brushes well, and is explain- ing to RONNIE why this one happens to be tops. At the right. MRS. ELIZABETH PORWITZKI pauses in her typing to be photographed with the group At the left. CATHY waits while MRS DONA AL TWARG. the efficient secretary of the TUXEDO PARK ASSOCIATION makes a phone call for MR IRVING LIVINGSTON. We were disappointed that MR ROBERT LA BURT, who shares the responsi- bilities of the T P A with MR LIVINGSTON was not in the office when we arrived. We were in luck. We met him just outside the building. TOWER RESTAURANT BUSINESS PATRONS SPONSORS Manhattan Sightseeing Bus Tours, Inc. SPECIAL PATRONS H. J. Carroll Co., Edmund F. Kiernan, Pres. Cassin and Barry Lawyers Empire National Bank A Friend — with prayer ful best wishes Hayes Chevrolet Buiek Inc. H. and W. Printers The Okonite Company V. A. Viggiano Sahler's Contracting and Building Corp. Stalnaker and Sons Maintenance Tuxedo Park Association Tuxedo Park Pharmacy. Inc. PATRONS Abates Florist Avon Products, Inc. Collegiate Outfitting Co., Inc. International Paper Co. Jamaica Chrysler Plymouth Corporation Jobson and Goldsmith, Dairy Products Kielery and Mueller Inc. Joseph O’Connor, Pres. Mahoney Motor Sales, Inc. Short Line Sloatsburg Auto Body Tower Restaurant Village Market 133 JOBSON GOLDSMITH

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 A satisfied customer is our best advertise- ment . . . and MR and MRS. EDMUND F. KIERNAN have certainly been satisfied cus- tomers’. NORENE. now Mrs. Thomas J. Calo, at the far right, was graduated in 1966. In the center is CARROLL who was graduated in 1967. At the far left is KATHY, a member of this year's class, and next to her. MARY, who would have come to the Mount in September as a Freshman, another link in the KIERNAN chain. Now that the Academy is phasing out. MARY will not be able to claim the same ALMA MATER as her sisters. Besides their four daughters. MR. and MRS. KIERNAN have two sons - HENRY J. and EDMUND F.. Jr. Although the ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK in Tuxedo changed its name to EMPIRE NATIONAL BANK, its Manager, MRS. GLADYS BRENTNALL continued in the same role. Under her management the Bank has maintained its standards of ex- cellence. achieved new ones, and has grad- ually expanded its services. To EMPIRE NATIONAL BANK are entrusted all our YEARBOOK FUNDS. They couldn’t be in better hands. It was NANCY MAXWELL, pictured at the right who asked MR MICHAEL HAYES of HAYES. CHEVROLET. BUICK and OPEL. INC., of New Milford. Conn., for a Yearbook Contribution — and it was she who took this successful pic- ture of MR. HAYES. MRS BRENTNALL is pictured above with CATHY MARTIN. Co-Editor of the Yearbook, and ROBIN FAGIN Editor in-Chief Above left: RON NIE SALERNO, the other Co-Editor, and CATHY, with MRS. BRENT NALL seated at her desk.

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The TUXEDO PARK PHARMACY, Inc., has never refused a contribution to our Yearbook. MR. FLAGELLO, who had shared the role of Proprietor with MR. GAL LI. has now assumed full responsibility. Here he is shown waiting on BETSIE O’CONNOR, a steady customer at the DRUG STORE for the past four years. TRUDI’S PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES In more ways than one BET SIE O'CONNOR has been a PEPSI girl. MR. BEN Dl CARLO is owner o the MANHATTAN SIGHTSEEING BUS TOURS. INC., and natu rally responded to MARIANNE’S request for a contribution. So. too. through her. did the SHORT LINE. She is pictured at the right It was ADRIENNE O'BRIEN, pictured at the right, who obtained the contribution from MR. V. A. VIGGIANO. President and General Manager of the Wire and Cable Division of the OKONITE COMPANY whose plant at Ramsey is pictured above.