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

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As the phasing out process began with reduced registration there was a reduction of personnel too MRS. JEAN VENEZIA MRS. BEATRICE VENEZIA The decision to close the Academy and the resulting reduction of the number of students, especially of boarders, had its repercussions in the reduced nurm-er of employees of the Academy and in changes of assignments. 32 MRS. FLORENCE DAMATO, MRS. JEAN VENEZIA and MRS. BEATRICE VENEZIA continued to take care of the Cafeteria, but did the Housekeeping in Lindley too.

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It would huve been surprising if she didn't blow ONE candle out with a single puff — so of course she got her wish! Even when she's clowning SHIRLEY is beautiful as in this instance while she waits for SISTER RITA to light the candle. MILDRED FERRIS and SHIRLEY read the testimonial SISTER CONSTANCE MARY had made for the occasion. FATHER MADDEN, a visitor that day. is at the serving table

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MRS. ANNA JENC MRS. GLADYS MOORE MRS. MARGARET KLEIN MISS JEAN ZRELAK MISS RUTH O’BRIEN MRS. GLADYS MOORE, who had been at Lindley Hall, and MRS. ANNA JENC, who had been at Marian Hall, were assigned to Chastellux. which was the only Resi- dence Hall used. MRS. MARGARET KLEIN, who had been our cook at Ren- amor a few years ago, returned to us, and she was as- sisted in the Student Dining-Room and Kitchen by JEAN ZRELAK and RUTH O BRIEN. The four men who continued to help us are not pictured here. They were MICHAEL HUDOK, OMELRON JAWORSKI, CHARLES BUSHING and BILL SMITH. For all these men and women the Mount was CAMELOT as it was for the Faculty and Students and they were like jockeys putting all they had into the last stretch.