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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Wisely their hands chart Zheir course ... students ... sportsmen ... spectators

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3. A group of enthusiastic Freshmen learning use of library under the supervision of Sister M. Matthew, Li- brarian. 1956 4. Freshmen enjoy their first taste of foreign language. Declensions are strange enough but the complications of a Latin sentence are a real challange for these future Latin lovers. 1. General Science Lab Peri- ods arc fun! Freshmen group getting their first glimpse in- to the realities of science. 2. Our Freshmen Officers. . . Left to right: Mary Ann Vig- noe. Treasurer, Richard Brown, Secretary, Kathleen Canney, Vice President, Ed- ward Canney, President. 5. Our freshmen being intro- duced to a reason developing course Algebra. Carol Mc- Cue, Ronald Negy and Patri- cia Polzello strive to solve unusual problems. 6. Attention divided . . . Worries multiplied...... Business math subtracted. As photographer adds to general confusion!

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1955 3. A group of Energetic World History students displaying an Egyptian project. Left to right: John Reardon, Joseph Romano, John Cleary. Wayne King and William Layden. 4. Class discusses G.K. Ches- terton's. W. Heiliger’s and P. Horgan's Catholic viewpoints and principles of morality as exemplified in their short stories. 1. French composition is no small task for these French 1 students but it can be FUN. 2. LEADERS OF TOMORROW SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left ro right: Rodney Badge - wick. Secretary, John Rear- don, Treasurer, Robert Welch, Vice President and Donald Senecal President. 5. Geometry students laying the foundation of construction and proof. Donald Senecal is reviewing the underlying prin- ciples of construction for the class while Mary Harvey ex- plains the steps to conclusive proof. 6. Language classes teach not only conjugation and declen- sions but make students con- scious of social relations and responsibilities toward their brothers in other lands.