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

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SHAREE. KAREN. MARY LOCKHART. MARY HARA SEK and CAROL work together to meet the deadline c 0 u H 1 c R Each Issue has tried to involve the school and make the last year of The COURIER the voice of the students. A questionnaire was distributed inviting constructive criticisms and sugges- tions. To keep abreast of the news was an important goal of the staff mem- bers. With their eagerness to publish the best four issues in The COURIER’S history, this aim was not impossible to reach. The fact that the paper was well received every time, satisfied the girls and let them know their labor was very much appreciated and well worth- while. MARGO and LINDA at the files COLLEEN. MARY LIZ. MEG. CHRIS LAMBERT and CHRIS CAWLEY ex- amine new and old Issues of the paper. 77

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The COURIER gets off to a very good start ... SISTER MARIA TURIBIUS di cu se plans for the next issue of The COURIER with MARGOT CELLA. Editor-in-Chief. and CONNIE COLLINS. Co- Editor. SISTER MARIA TURIBIUS was again Faculty Advisor of our School Paper, The COURIER. MARGOT CELLA. Edi- tor-in-Chief. was assisted by Connie Collins as Co-Editor; SHAREE FREEMAN. Literary Critic; CAROLYN REISCHL. The purpose of The COURIER was to teach the staff the fundamentals of journalism through work experiences. Each girl was delegated a specific task — be it writing, typing, proofreading copy or preparinga dummy. Know- ing that every little bit helps’ motivated all to do their best to meet deadlines. Their enthusiasm and determi- Art Editor; and MARY LOCKHART. Photographer. The competent staff included LINDA De PATIE, COLLEEN NOONAN. CHRIS CAWLEY. MEG GOETZ. MARY HARASEK. MARY LIZ HINCHEY. KAREN KLEPPE and CHRIS LAMBERT. nation did not go unrewarded. On October 4th. three weeks after school opened, the first issue of The COUR- IER was distributed to the Faculty and students. The OCTOBER ISSUE was greeted with surprise at its ’easi- ness’ and there were numerous congratulations on a job well done!’ 76

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With Miss Montvill as its new Moderator our Guitar Club got off to a good start Early in November the first 'Hoo- tenanny' was enthusiastically received. From the pictures on these pages and on others throughout our book, the num- ber of Mounties who have joined the ranks of amateur guitarists is evident. One possible explanation is the popularity of Guitar Masses. Top right — DIANNE RITTER, newly elect- ed President of the Guitar Club is flanked by CAROLYN REISCHL. Vice President, and MISS MONTVILL. Moderator. Center picture — included in the picture are MARY RYAN, (closest to the camera). SHAREE. LIZ. CAROLYN and CAROL Right — LIZ. VALERIE. MARGOT. SHAREE. CAR- OLYN. MARY and CAROL