Mount Saint Joseph Academy - Mount Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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HOMEROOM COUNCIL- ROOM 11 First Row; Margaret O'Connell. John Anralonc. Second Row: Clementine Valcnty; Mary Costello. Class Ballot Most Representative Mane Slattery William Lovett Most Courteous Pauline Dinn Robert Flynn Most Popular Elizabeth Creed Raymond Spoon Most Studious Malva Hansen William Lovett Most Gullible Patricia Quinn Richard Fagan Most Practical Adel la Brooks William Conway Most Class Spirit Virginia Foster William Lovett Most Dignified Agatha O’Connell William Medlin Most Serious Jeanne Francis Joseph Trapeni Most Nonchalant Anna Zingale George Ell wood Most Punctual Marie Slattery William Lovett Most Likely to Succeed Marie Slattery William Lovett Most Nerve Mary Mangan George Ell wood Most Ambitious Jean Nichols William Medlin Most Bashful Patricia Quinn James Keith

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 Class Ballot Most Dated Elizabeth Creed Most Business-Like Virginia Foster William Medlin Best Personality Margaret O’Connell William Lovett Best Singer Margaret Bresnehan Thomas Ballard Best Musician Claire LeFrancois Bernard Bell more Best Scholar Irene Socinski William Lovett Class Baby Mary Chrusciel Hugh Rounds Class Wit Mary Costello Thomas Ballard Best Looking Elizabeth Fagan William Lovett Best Athlete Charlotte Rutkowski Raymond Spoon Best Hearted Best Dancer Patricia Magner Clementine Valenty Francis Trudell George Canney Best All-Round Margaret O’Connell Raymond Spoon Class Poet Jeanne Benincasa John Roderer Class Optimist Janet Waite John Anzalone HOME ROOM COUNCIL—ROOM 4 First Row: Mary Ragosta. Sarah Cotnipi. SavnJ Row: Florence Falco, Frances Tripodi.

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Ei.irABi.iH Creed Class History Our last year at the Mount' Is it possible? Such were our thoughts as we entered the Academy as seniors in September, 1943. How quickly the days have passed into months, and now our happiest year at M. S. J. is at an end! School began with the usual ceremony of the consecration of our studies and activities to Our Lady of Victory, at which the faculty and student body were present. Soon after the opening of school we chose class officers: William Lovett, president; Marie Slattery, vice-president; Virginia Foster, secretary; and William Medlin, treasurer. The senior council included John Anzalone, Margaret O’Connell, Mary Costello, Clementine Valentv, Mary Ragosta, Florence Falco, Sarah Cotrupi and Francis Tripodi. In October we enjoyed a three day retreat conducted by Father Foley of the Jesuit Order ol Boston. On the evening of October 8, the freshmen were guests of the seniors at a reception held at St. Peter’s Hall. Ihe following officers were elected to conduct Athletic Association activities for the year: president, Raymond Spoon; vice-president, Virginia Foster; secretary, Sarah Cotrupi; and treasurer, William Medlin. Work was now begun on the Clarion,” our school paper with William Lovett and Mary Costello as Co-Editors-in-Chief, and Betty Creed, Business Manager, and on the Mount our yearbook, with Virginia Foster and William Lovett, Co-Editors and Charlotte Rutkowski and Richard Fagan, business managers. The editorial and business boards of both publications are to be commended for the success of their efforts. We completed a successful football season under the direction of Coach Branon. Raymond Spoon was Captain, and Francis Trudell and Robert Flynn, managers of the football squad.