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

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i WaL a DAVE CREED leaves to rustle cattle. LUCY RAGOSTA leaves her bangs to Tom Levins to be used 4th of July. EUNICE NICHOLS leaves, trying to make an honest dime. HOOKEY NORTON and BOB CANNEY will their seats in deten- tion to some lucky Juniors. TONY ALTOBELL leaves Miss Smith with this q u e s t i o n , Where does a match go when it goes out? BILL HURLEY leaves his car in reverse. BILL CREED wills his extra reportcards and his ink eradica- tor to Joe McDevitt. JOYCE PREEDOM wills the school a dollar to pay for all the tardy slips she used. PETER MINER leaves his class ring to any girl who will accept it. MARY RETA JOYCE leaves trying to get the last word with her echo. BERTIE COLE leaves her favorite hims to some church choir. BRUCE RANNEY leaves his baritone to anyone who wants to start a small revolution. SAMMY RIZZIERE leaves his line at Foleys. WILMA DEL BIANCO and MAR Y MULQUEEN leave their scho- lastic ability to some aspiring juniors who want to get their pictures in the Clarion. The football and basketball teams leave a bottle of brown dye to Mr. Casey for all the gray hairs that were added the past seasons. JERRY VALENTE leaves, thankful that his father never learned how to drive. ALICIA BATTLES very willingly donates her chemistry book to the Boy Scouts. It seems they are looking for fuel for fire on that next trip they're making. TOM LOVETT wills his excess height to Bob J. Carroll, hop- ing that Bob will grow up. NANCY CREED and JOAN REARDON will their fiery red hair and di s po s i ti ons to no-one. They feel these items have caused enough trouble. RAYMOND CARROLL donates his books to the Academy. He figures he'll get a new supply from Uncle Sam. JACK LANZILLO leaves for the life of adventure. JOAN MINARD leaves her outstanding cheering ability as co- captain of the squad to Marylynn Carroll. To the entire Junior Class we leave the responsibility of carrying on the ideals established and maintained by the Fac- ulty of M. S. J. In the presence of the Class of '51 we herewith set our hand and seal this fourth day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Patricia Martel, Paul Perfetti (Seal) 21

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The Senior Class of Mount Saint Joseph in the city and county of Rutland and State of Vermont being of sound mind and memory do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testament, hereby making void and revoking all former Wills by us at any time here-to-fore made in manner following, this is to say: Knowing that we are about to leave M.S.J. and feeling that our school days could have been better we wish to acknowledge our thanks to the entire Faculty for all they have done, and to accept our apologies for the thoughtlessness and heedlessness which we have known. EDDIE LLOYD wills his report card to the faculty. They may never see another one like it. JOE O'ROURKE leaves before Father Lynch can change his mind. ERNIE TESCONI wills his position at the Paramount to some- body who likes movies. JOE TILDEN gives a box of Pep to the monitors in order to keep them wide awake at their posts. JACK HURLEY wills his Englishbook to the Chinese. He hopes that they can get more out of it than he did. JOE HEALY leaves for Korea to settle the War problem. Says Joe, Who can get an 'A' in history when they change the map every morning. JIM SLATTERY wills a box of bird seed to Bunny O'Rourke. Jim thinks that by next year Bunny will be able to .warble with Mario Lanza. GLORIA DELL VENERI and ROSALIE FARINO leave still won- dering where their carrots are in their class rings. JOE VALIQUETTE donates a pair of shoes to the Red Cross to be used in case of flood. Dick Knight will supply the oars. PETE CROWLEY leaves a pair of false teeth to the first per- son who dares to eat any of Barbara Carr's cookies. POOCH LEVINS and LORRAINE PELCHAT donate a gallon of ether to Hank Coladonato to lessen the pains of taking exams. BOBBY STEWART and JEAN WEST leave, still wondering how they ever memorized all those lines for the Senior Play. NANCE LEFRANCOIS wills her swimming ability to the foot- ball team for use on rainy days. MARY CAROL WESTCOT leaves a box of her homemade cook- ies to the U.S. She thinks that they can use some more ammunition. JACK LEFRANCOIS wills his wavy hair to George Soulia trust- ing that George will appreciate the generous donation. STANLEY JAKUBOWISKI, MARY MAZZARIELLO and CAR- MEN FLORESVILLAR leave their names to be used in fu- ture Spelling Bees. 20

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THE GRAND MARCH Wasn't it fun? THE VAGABONDS Making music at the Sophomore Hop -Activities Altai Will At Jn Our m i e emones QUEEN FOR A NIGHT! Pres. Tesconicrowns Lor- raine Pelchat queen of the Junior Prom. King Paul Perfetti looks on. OH SAY DOES THAT STAR SPANGLED BANNER YET WAVE O’ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE THE MAJORETTES All Set to Get Started 22