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

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The fine spirit at the Mount in is final year was due to its outstanding STUDENT COUNCIL The last year of any organization could be either one of triumph and glory or one of sadness and failure. In a school like ours two major influences determining the character of our last year were 1) the character and enthusiasm of the Faculty and 2) the leadership and spirit of the members of the STUDENT COUNCIL. Fortunately for all of us these two influences reached an apogee in ’71-72. We have referred to the spirit of the Fac- ulty in the section devoted to them. This spirit blossomed as the months passed, and the Birthday Party for MRS. McCORMACK was followed by one for MRS. MARSHALL and a Christmas-Tree-Decorating-Party at the home of the MacBAINS the day young BILL returned from Vietnam. Members of the Faculty. Students and Friends celebrated Midnight Mass in the Chaoel at Chastellux. Now as we go to press we look forward to similar proofs of Faculty Spirit in our last term. Beiow — This picture was taken at the Investiture Ceremony in Septem- ber. Included are Student Councillors SHAREE FREEMAN. MARY LIZ HIN CHEY. TRICIA RITTER. MARY LOCKHART. MARY HARASEK

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Activities STUDENT COUNCIL PUBLICATIONS 71 MOTHERS’ GUILD

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL, too, was outstanding. It was composed of: ANNE COYLE President CONNIE COLLINS Secretary SHAREE FREEMAN Vice President KATHY WALZ Treasurer MARY BURKE, MARIBETH McCORMACK and CATHY PETERSON Class Presides - lofnore Vice President lent Council was luck; teCQje PAGEANT ? iry of tfue Academy as Senior Representatives (MARY and CATHY, ex officio as, Spnior CJ ss SNgJC nts, M(fRtBEThK senta tive 7 MARY HARASEK Soph MARY E. HINCHEY Sdri MARY LOCKHART arnj yi TRICIA RITTER as $6 l )re Bepresei And once again — for the final year — the St SISTER KATHLEN NORA was its Advisor. Monthly functions were plann bined with a Faculty-Studi at the first Guitar Club FATHER MALET's pa(T5trf . r , December there were Christmas Gifts for the Poor a complete with SANTA CLAUS (MARIBETH) andra siei attended by ELVES. In h jnOc-of-ttte therpe selected for ary the Student Council wjU present CAMELOT. Thi Gras Celebration before Lent, and the usual to avoid interfere! May or June celebratingthe I26th An and ments were served askets for the ptfor in Thanksgiving In Christmas Party Above left — SISTER RITA pins her Student Council Pin on CONNIE COLLINS as ANNE COYLE prepares to hand Sister a pin tor KATHY WALZ. The schedule of Student Council Meetings was staggered so that stu- dents would not be miss- ing the same subject too frequently, and at times the meetings were held during Lunch Period in the Cafeteria as this one in October. 73