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

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lAJ iat VjemorieA 3n “DL Muni” Versatile Nance Lefrancois. capable editor of “The Mount is shown advising her staff about the many detailed problems involved in the preparation of the Annual. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Woodbury, Mary Mazzariello, Dolores DeForge, Enerica Cali- guirc, Ann Eddy, Nance” Patricia Martel, Ellen Grace, Elizabeth Duffy, Wilma Del Bianco, Carmen Floresvillar, Paul Perfetti. STANDING: Joe Tildcn, Anthony Altobell, MISSING: Roberta Cole, Janet Hagan, Charles Norton, and James Slattery. DL 95 EDITOR'S NOTE A book of Memories --that's what the Yearbook might be called. Between its covers, THE MOUNT has tried to cap- ture the big moments, the dear friends, the spirit of this, the Class of 1951. Of course each classmate has his or her own memory book etched in the heart, with the little jokes, proudest mo- ment and most embarrassing moment, the joys and fears of the day, and many many incidents impossible for typewriter, glue and scissors to capture. The co-operation of a splendid staff and the capable guid- ance of Sister Mary Barbara, have blended together to make possible this Annual. If, in the years to come, you can look back and get some moments of happiness from its pictures and events, our goal will have been attained. Nance Lefrancois, Editor-in-Chief.

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Four swiftly passing years have brought the Class of 1951 to the great crossroads --Graduation. Each year marked a milestone on a road filled with classes, retreats, social ac- tivities and many many friends. Travelling on the theme, For God and Country we passed our final, our Senior Year. Now, stepping from the well-paved road of high school onto the various paths of life, the volume of knowledge and practical experience gained at the Academy will accompany us. The 1951 Annual is presented with the hope that web of memories woven through the years will tie Mt. St. Joseph's in our hearts forever. Published by the Senior Class of 1951 .MT. ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY Rutland, Vermont

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“OL m (lousiness oun Ernest Tcsconi, the No. l man of the senior class, as BusinessManagerof-The Mount, tells his helpers how to get Advertisers interested. SEATED: Mary Ann Ricker, Patricia Mangan, Robert Dolphin, William Hurley, Raymond Carroll, Barbara Stewart, Nancy Creed. STANDING: Robert Canney, Edward Shoro, Anthony Cotrupi, William McGinnis. ABSENT: William Johnson. Wount BUSINESS MANAGER'S NOTE The Business Board of the 1951 MOUNT having successfully completed one of the biggest drives for the support of the Annual, wishes to express gratitude, in the name of the Faculty and the individual members of the board, to the Business Men and Women of the city and surrounding area for the generosity and splendid co-operation they have manifested. This spirit has made it pos- sible for us to finance the book. We ask you, MOUNT readers and members of the student body, to remember this support given us and to patronize the places of business advertised in the yearbook. Ernest J. Tesconi, Business Manager.