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

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1 and 2 — The 'Principals' in the play — KERRY TUTHILL and JOAN REYES. 3. KERRY. JOAN and MARIAN JA- WORSKI. 4. KERRY. DEB-BE DE CURTIS and KATE MULVEY. 5. ANNE RYAN. JOAN and DEB-BE 6. MONIQUE PERIGNON. 7. MAGDA PICO. ISA GONZALEZ and KERRY. 8. The Cast responds to a 'Curtain Call' — ISA. MAGDA. KERRY. JOAN. ANNE. DEB-BE. KATE. MONIQUE. MARIAN, CHRISTY. MARY ALICE and CINDY. 83

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'Twas the week before Christmas — and Faculty and Dayhops were guests at CHASTELLUX The week before the Christmas Holidays was pleasantly busy. On the fifteenth a Christmas Buffet Supper was served to the Faculty and Students. It was followed by 'A Quiet Christmas' which had been coached by SISTER TURIBIUS. and with the leading roles played by JOAN REYES as Tom Evans and KERRY TUTHILL as Jane, his wife. Every boarder was involved in some way in the production. Those in the cast presented SISTER TURIBIUS with a sheaf of red roses to thank her for all she had done to make the play a success. A special bonus followed the play. MR. DOUGLASS showed his beautiful colored slides of the Senior Prom. 82

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The honor most coveted by all students is Membership in the National Honor Society The characteristics of students chosen for the N-H-S are outstanding SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER and SERVICE. On these pages we have featured the four Seniors who were selected as Members in their Junior year. Many students measure up to the standards of Scholarship and Character required, but the field nar- rows down when the criterions of Service and above all of Leadership are applied. The write-ups of ANNE. SHAR- EE. MARIBETH and LIZ explain why they have been cho- sen. We have also included a list of those selected for membership in 1971-1972 — with our congratulations! ANNE COYLE was Vice President of her class as a Fresh- man, Class Representative to the Student Council as a Sophomore. Class President as a Junior, and President of the Student Council, the highest possible tribute to her Leadership, as a Senior. She has been active in Athletics, playing on the Varsity Basketball Team this year. She has been a member of the Forensic League and has taken part in Class Plays. As a Sophomore she was a member of the Newspaper Staff. In her first and fourth years she belonged to the Glee Club. By class vote she was chosen to be the Bride in the Senior Fashion Show — a coveted role. If LEADERSHIP has been ANNE COYLE s strong point throughout her four years, SERVICE perhaps has been LIZ SEWARD’s. In a quiet, unassuming way. she has been on hand when help was needed. SERVICE is a way-of-life with LIZ and vacations and weekends find her helping out as a Nurse’s Aid. School Activities for her included Athletics, Dramatics. French Club. Glee Club. Guitar Club. Math League. Service Club — the two crowning honors — Editor- in-Chief of the Yearbook and Membership in the National Honor Society. 84