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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1955 volume:

i V, yv V V .v V V v ■“ 6a tA Xzj’PavW wy tl 1 ¥ jp ? v jft r ( iVUi N FOREWORD Mount Saint Joseph is devo PRESENTATION With pride we present the 1955 MOUNT, a pictorial account of life here at M.S.J.andthe way we live it. Our 9OO Mount to H is Ib xcellc ncy Bishop Robert 'b. Joyce His Excellency, the Most Reverend Robert Francis Joyce, has chosen a per- sonal coat of arms, designed by Mr. Gerard Patrick Rooney of Boston. The monogram, IHS, is taken from the arms of the Society of Jesus and re- fers to Bishop Joyce's baptismal patron. Saint Robert Bellarmine, a member of the Society of Jesus. The birth date of Bishop Joyce, the seventh of October, the feast day of the Most Holy Rosary, accounts for the three roses above the eagle. These refer to the joyful, sorrowful and glorious mysteries. The processional cross is designed from the famous cross of Cong and is used in deference to the Bishop's Irish ancestry. The hat and the other insignia added to the shield are used to indicate the rank of bishop. His Excellency has chosen as his motto the words of Christ, Ut Vltam Habeant--That They May Have Life. John, 10,10. The highest Ideal of truly Christian family life has been given to the world in the ex- b rienrls 75 CONSECRATION MESSAGE His Excellency THE MOST REVEREND EDWARD F. RYAN, D.D. Bishop of Burlington, Vermont lam profoundly grateful to His Holiness, Pope Pius XU, for acceding to my request that Most Reverend Robert F, Joyce be named Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of Burling- ton. As to the priestly character and outstanding ability of Bishop-elect Joyce, it is need- less for me to elaborate upon them. He has been a good parish priest for many years, and has shown excellent administrative ability. He possesses something that is most im- portant, namely, an understanding of the problems of the ordinary working classes and a willingness to help them. He has a friendly manner that makes it easy for all to ap- proach him for assistance and direction. I am sure the prayers of all will be united with my own humble supplications to Almighty God that he may be blessed with every grace needed to carry on the duties of the episcopate for the greater honor and glory of the Most Holy Trinity and the salvation of the souls of men. f OUR PRIESTS RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM A. CROWLEY Diocesan School Superintendent RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN M. KENNEDY Pastor of Clirist The King Church REVEREND ALFRED L. DESAUTELS Pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Our sincere gratitude to our priests who help us to grow mentally and spiritually so that we can enjoy a full life here and hope for eternal joy in the life to come. JLjc-, % Jf- 7 f %jL £c cJ! 2 rr7 f- -zfc r REVEREND JOHN A. LYNCH, Principal SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA, Assistant Principal SISTER MARY CONCEPTA French I, n. III SISTER MARY MICHAEL Library Science Stenography SISTER MARY CLEMENTINE Religion, English SISTER MARY EDWARD Religion, Latin, Physics SISTER AGNES MARIE Religion, English, Mathematics SISTER MARY MATTHEW Library Science SISTER MARY IMELDA Religion, English SISTER MARY EMMANUEL Band SISTER SAINT BERNARD Glee Club, Piano SISTER MIRIAM TERESA Religion, Algebra, Geometry SISTER MARY HELENA Religion, Missal Latin, Sociology, Biology SISTER MARY MARGARET Religion, Geometry, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Chemistry SISTER ANNA MARIE Religion, World History, General Chemistry SISTER MARY CEPHAS Religion, Latin, Biology SISTER MARY ELIZABETH Religion, English, Spanish, General Business SISTER JULIA MARIE Religion, Bookkeeping, Typing, General Business, Stenography SISTER JOHN JOSEPH Religion, Stenography, Typ g, Bookkeeping MR WALTER MOORE English, Aeronautics, Driver Training MR GEORGE FARRELL General Science MR WILLIAM FLORY Civics, American History O U R PRINCIPAL AND FRIEND MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1955 THAT YOU MAY HAVE LIFE, is the motto of Most Reverend Bishop Joyce. In the Holy Scripture where these words of Christ are found, they are followed by And have it more abundantly. This is indeed the prayer of all of us for all of you now leaving the Acade- my. The Church prays that you may have super-natural life. She maintains schools that you might have it more abundantly. Your parents pray that you may have life, and sacrifice so very much that you may have it more abundantly. But only you can make the prayers and the wishes come true; only you can make the sacrifices worthwhile. Each one must do it for himself now, as you go your separate ways in the twentieth century world. We who stay will ever pray that you will so conduct yourselves that you may have life everlasting and have it most abundantly. GOD BLESS YOU, s E N I O R S OFFICERS AND CABINET Seated: Richard Polzello, President; Mary Harvey, Treasurer. Standing: Rodney Badgewicz, Vice President; Robert Welch, Secretary. i i Seated: E. Valenty, R. Welch, R, Badgewicz. R. Polzello. M. Harvev. V. Raeosta. Jr.£. -9 is-S.-Jr. RODNEY J. BADGEWICZ SANDRA M. BOVE BEVERLY A. BULLOCK JEAN M. ABATIELL LAURA R. AQUISTAPACE 16 JUNE M. BURKE JOHN F. CARBINE WILLIAM A. DALTO ELEANOR DELLVENERI ANNE L. DUFFY RAYMOND K DUFFY WILLIAM R« DUFFY DIANA A. ERICKSON DOROTHY A. FERGUSON RICHARD J. FLEMING ‘•M THERESA S. FOX IRIS GILRAIN FRANCES C. GOKEY ERNEST A. GOODRICH MARY E. HARVEY MARY E. JOHNSON MARCELLA A. KING CAROLINE H. KORZUN PHYLLIS A. LA PENN A LOUIS G. LA PI AN A FREDDA M. LAPINE h SHERWOOD A. LECLAIR WILLIAM E. LAY DEN JUDITH A. LEVINS DAVID A. MANDIGO 9 WAYNE J. MANLEY THOMAS J. MAZZARIELLO mary c. McCarthy nancy w. McClellan SALLY E. McMANUS PASQUALE B. MONDELLA VIRGINIA F. MONDELLA JAMES J. MOSCATELLO MARGARET M. MULHERN MARGARET M. MURPHY MARTHA F. MURPHY CAROLYN B. NICHOLS ROBERT R. NOE RICHARD W. NORTON THOMAS E. NUGENT FRANCES O’ROURKE RICHARD C. POLZELLO JOHN P. REARDON WILLIAM J. REARDON JANICE M, REED ■ UNDA R, REILLY LUCILLE M. RICCI ALFRED J. RIZZICO JOSEPH SABOURIN JOSEPH E. ROMANO THOMAS D. SANDERS MARIE A. SAVERY DONALD V. SENECAL PAUL SHORTSLEEVES EDMUND C. SMALL BERNICE E. SOULIA MARILYN J. STEWART JOSEPH J. TRIPODI DIANA J. VALENTE EMILY E. VALENTY ROBERT E. WELCH SENIOR JEAN M. ABATIELL—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 2,4; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff 4; Dramatics 4. LAURA R. AQUISTAPACE—Gym 1; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff 4; Monitor 4; Clarion Staff 4. RODNEY J. BADGEWICZ—-Student Council 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Class Officer 2, 4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Boys' State 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Chairman of Monitor Squad 4. SANDRA M, BOVE—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Piano 1; Mount Staff 4; Clarion Staff 4; Student Council 4. BEVERLY A. BULLOCK—Gym 1; Glee Club 2,3; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Piano 2; One-Act Play Contest 3; Mount Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Monitor 4. JUNE M. BURKE—-Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Smith Club 1; Class Officer 1; Clarion Staff 1,2,3,4; All-State Music Festival 1; Majorette 2, 3; Debating 2; Dramatics 2; Mount Business Manager 4; Assistant Business Manager of Clarion 4; Drum Major 4; Monitor 4. JOHN F. CARBINE—Gym 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Debating 2; Clarion Staff 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 3; Glee Club 4; Senior Cabinet 4. CLAIRE E. CARROLL—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Glee Club 1. BARBARA J. CIOFFI—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Piano 1; Glee Club 2,3; Catechetics 3; Senior Ball Com- mittee 3; Mount Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Clarion Staff 4; Monitor 4; Passion Play 4. JAMES J. CIOFFI—Gym 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Glee Club 4. PATRICIA A. COLBURN—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Dramatics 4. WILLIAM A. DAL TO—Gym 1. ANNE C. DUBEAU—-Glee Club 2,4; Monitor 4. DOROTHY A. DEPAN—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Catechetics 3; Mount Business Board 4; Clarion Staff 4. ELEANOR DELL VENERI—-Gym 1; Catechetics 3; Monitor 4. ANNE L. DUFFY—-Gym 1; Senior Ball Committee 3; Dramatics 4, RAYMOND R. DUFFY —-Gym 1. WILLIAM R, DUFFY—Gym 1; Glee Club 1,2,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Senior Cabinet 4. DIANA A. ERICKSON—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2. DOROTHY A. FERGUSON—Gym 1. RICHARD J. FLEMING—Gym 1; Basketball 1; Glee Club 2. THERESA S, FOX—Gym 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Mission Crusade 4; Clarion Staff 4. IRIS GILRAIN—Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Smith Club 1; Mission Crusade 1; Dramatics 2,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Girls’ Basketball 3; Mount Staff 4. FRANCIS C. GOKEY—Gym 1; Monitor 4. ERNEST A. GOODRICH—Gym 1; Football Manager 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Sophomore Hop Committee 2. MARY E. HARVEY—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Clarion Staff 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Latin Club Vice Presi- dent 3; Dramatics 3,4; Catechetics 3; Honor Society 3,4; Girls' State 3; Class Officer 4; Senior Cabinet 4; Monitor 4; Passion Play 4. MARY E, JOHNSON—Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Catechetics 3; Mission Crusade 3,4. MARCELLA A. KING—Gym 1; Glee Club 1,4; Piano 1,2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Clarion Staff 4. CAROLYN H. KORZUN—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Piano 1,2,3,4; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff, Associate Editor 4; Clarion Staff 4. CAROLYN A, LAFOND—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Clarion 4; Dramatics 4; All-State Music Festival 4; Ground Observer Corps 4; Passion Play 4. GAYLE A. LAMORIA—Gym 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Clarion 4; Mission Crusade 4; Glee Club 4. PHYLLIS A. LAPENNA—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Mission Crusade 1,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff 4; Monitor 4; Clarion 4. LOUIS G. LAPIANA—Gym 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,3,4. FREDDA M. LAPINE—Gym 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Clarion Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Mission Crusade 4; Passion Play 4. SHERWOOD A. LECLAIR—Gym 1. WILLIAM E. LAYDEN—Gym 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Boys’ State 3; Latin Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Mount Staff, Art Editor 4; Clarion Staff. JUDITH A. LEVINS—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Class Officer 1; Student Council 1, Secretary 2, Vice Presi- dent 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; One-Act Play Contest 3; Girls' State, Governor 3; Latin Club, Secretary 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Dramatics 3,4; Honor So- ciety 3, Secretary 4; Mount Staff 4; Passion nay 4. LUIGI MAINOLFI—Gym 1. DAVID A. MANDIGO—Gym 1; Basketball 1; Mount Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Passion Play 4. WAYNE J. MANLEY—Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Sophomore Hop Committee 2. THOMAS J. MAZZARIELLO—Gym 1; Glee Club 1. MARY C. MCCARTHY—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; One-Act Play 2; Glee SENIOR I NANCY W. McCLALLEN—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Mission Crusade 1; Piano 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sopho- more Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Basketball 3; Mount Staff 4. SALLY E. McMANUS-—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff, Associate Editor 4; Honor Society 4; Monitor 4. JEANNE M. McNEIL—-Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Student Council 4; Monitor 4; One-Act Contest 4; Passion Play 4. PASQUALE B. MONDELLA—Gym 1; Band 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA F, MONDELLA—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Dramatics 2,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Piano 3; Clarion Staff, Business Manager 2,4; Mount Staff 4; Monitor 4; Passion Play 4. JAMES J. MOSCATELLO—Gym 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Piano 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3; Honor Society 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Student Council President 4; Glee Club 4; One- Act Play Contest 4. MARGARET M. MULHERN—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Dramatics 1,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 2,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Catechetics 3; Monitor 4; One-Act Play Contest 4; Passion Play 4; Mount Staff 4. MARGARET M. MURPHY—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; One-Act Play Contest 4; Glee Club 4; Dramatics 4. MARTHA F. MURPHY—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Dramatics 1,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Clarion Staff 4. CAROLYN B. NICHOLS—Clarion Staff 2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4. ROBERT R. NOE—-Gym 1; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Latin Club 3. RICHARD W. NORTON—Gym 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Latin Club 3; Senior Cabinet 4; Football 4. THOMAS E. NUGENT—Gym 1; Basketball 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4. FRANCES O'ROURKE—Senior Ball Committee 3; Dramatics 3,4; Mount Staff 4; Clarion Staff 4; Catechetics 3; Ground Observer Corps 4; Passion Ray 4. RICHARD C, POLZELLO—Gym 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Boys' State 3; Latin Club 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Senior Cabinet 4; One-Act Play Contest 4. LEO J. RACINE—Mission Crusade 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Latin Club 3,4; Monitor 4; Mount Staff 4; One-Act Play Contest 4. VIRGINIA RAGOSTA—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3; Dramatics 3,4; Mount Staff 4; Senior Cabinet 4; One-Act Play Contest 4. DKX WILLIAM J. REARDON—Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Senior Cabinet 4. JANICE M. REED---Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Mission Crusade 4; Glee Club 4. LINDA R. REILLY—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Mission Crusade 1; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sopho- more Hop Committee 2; Dramatics 2,4; One-Act Play Contest 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Catechetics 3; Mount Staff 4. LUCILLE M, RICCI-—Gym 1; Catechetics 3; Monitor 4. ALFRED J. RIZZICO—-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Football 4. JOSEPH E. ROMANO—Gym 1; Clarion Staff 1,2, 3,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 2; One- Act Play Contest 2,4; Dramatics 3; Piano 2,3; Latin Club 3; Mount Staff, Assistant Sports Editor 4; Monitor 4, JOSEPH SABOURIN—-Gym 1; Football 1,2; Glee Club 2,3. THOMAS D. SANDERS—Gym 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; One-Act Play Contest 2; Glee Club 2; Clarion Staff 2,3,4; Football Man ger 2,3,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Latin Club 3,4; One-Act Play Contest 4. MARIE A. SAVERY—Gym 1; Student Council 1,4; Dramatics 4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Catechetics 3; Monitor 4; Mount Staff, Editor-In-Chief 4. DONALD V. SENECAL—Gym 1; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball Committee 3. PAUL SHORTSLEEVES—Gym 1; Band 2,3,4. EDMUND C. SMALL—Gym 1. BERNICE E. -SOULIA—Gym 1; Piano 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 4; Monitor 4. MARILYN J. STEWART—Gym 1; Glee Club 1; Catechetics 3; Mission Crusade 3,4. JOSEPH TRIPODI—Gym 1; Mission Crusade 1,2; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Sopho- more Hop Committee 2; Senior Ball 3; Basketball 4. DIANA J. VALENTE—Gym 1; Smith Club 1; Piano 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; One-Act Play Contest 2, 3; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Catechetics 3; Girls' State 3; Class Officer, Secretary 3; Senior Ball 3; Mount Staff 4; Clarion Staff 4; Monitor, Captain 4; All-State 4. EMILY E. VALENTY—Gym 1; Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; One-Act Play Con- test 2,3; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Glee Club 2,3; Girls' State 3; Class Officer, Vice President 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Senior Cabinet 4; Dramatics 4; Mount Staff 4; Passion Play 4. ROBERT E. WELCH—-Gym 1; Class Officer 2,4; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Senior Cabinet 4. JOYCE G. WILDER—Gym 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2; Catechetics 3; Clarion Staff 3; Senior Ball Committee 3; Mount Staff 4; Senior Cabinet 4; Monitor 4; One-Act Play Contest 4. Most Original Most Entertaining W. LAYDEN - M. MURPHY R. NORTON - C. NICHOLS Most Representative I. LEVINS - T. MOSCATELLO Most Business Like Best Hearted Most Co-Operative L. RACINE - J. BURKE M. MURPHY - W. REARDON R, BADGEWICZ - M. HARVEY Best Athlete Class Taxi-Driver Best Sense of Humor p wciru____ V MnunPlI.A-W nTlFPV____________B. CTOFFT - R NORTON Most Versatile J. LEVINS - R. POLZELLO Class Artists Best Dancers Most Musical W. LAYDEN - E. VALENTY M. MULHERN - D. MANDIGO J. MOSCATELLO - J. ABATIELL Most Vivacious Most Dignified Most Courteous R. NORTON - V. RAGOSTA M. HARVEY - J. ROMANO J. REED - R. BADGEWICZ ( t CLASS OF '56 President---------------------Edward Canncy Vice President------------------------Gerald McGinnis Secretary - -------------Margaret Shanahan Treasurer--------------------Victoria Notte CLASS CLASS OF '57 President------------------Robert Lawrence Vice President ----------- - -John Halpin | Secretary---------------------Sandra Lewis Treasurer ------------Eleanor Mickniewicz OFFICERS CLASS OF 58 President y Vice President j I y Secretary 1 i i Treasurer Marie Raymond CLASS OF ’56 Mytych, Joel Nagy, Ronald Notte, Victoria Paolucci, James Paolucci, Peter Perry, Ruth Polzello, Patricia Provo, Theresa Quesnel, Claudette Rabtoy, Henry Racicot, Ann Raymond, Regina Reardon, Timothy Regula, James Ridlon, Alan Roach, Ann Marie Robinson, James Ryan, Martha Sabataso, Joseph Shanahan, Margaret Small, Ann Southgate, Robert Stapleton, Agnes Swahn, Mary Tesconi, Charles Timbers, Edward Trombley, Agnes Vargas, Nancy Vignoe, Mary Ann Young, Daniel Bartholomew, Patricia Bellomo, Mary Brown, Marie Brown, Richard Buffum, John Cain, Sheila Canney, Edward Canney, Kathleen Carr, Sheila Carrara, Cecelia Carrigan, William Carroll, Patricia Center, John Chamberland, Harry Ciccone, Josephine Cioffi, Anthony Collins, Michael Copps, Stephen Courcelle, Gerald Crosby, Helen Crosby, Lois Daniello, Mary Ann Drinwater, Charles Farino, Benedict Fleming, Marianne Fontaine, Sandra Fox, Elaine Gallo, Anthony Gallo, Joanne Garofano, Therese Flory, Judith Gallagher, John Gallagher, William Grace, Ann Graves, Annette Guyette, Patricia Hall, Julie Halpin, John Holden, Barbara Holden, Lawrence Hughes, Eileen Johnson, Catherine Keefe, John Kelly, Robert King, Emma LaCross, Rosalie Lambert, Mary LaPenna, Joan LaValley, Joseph Lawrence, Robert Layden, Maureen Lee, Scott Levins, Joan Lewis, Sandra Ley, Robert Lorette, Mary Lovett, Ann Mayo, Jon McAndrews, Marijane McCue, Denise McDonald, Noreen Michniewicz, Eleanor Mondella, Paschal Monahan, Rosemary Murphy, Mary Navin, Richard Noe, Adele Paolucci, Mary Parks, Mary Pcikey, Beverly Peters, Marita Predom, Lucretia Purinton, Mary Reardon, Claire Romano, Donald Romano, Marilyn Robistow, Frances Ryan, Judith Ryan, Marcia Shanahan, James Smith, Jane Stewart, John Timbers, Robert Tlnney, Richard Trombley, Leonard Veno, John Villemaire, Gary Wojick, John Yager, Nancy Abel, John Allen, Bertha Allen, Virginia Altnii, Grace Bates, Barbara Bioty, Joseph Bizzaro, Jeanette Boule, Louis Bullock, William Burns, William Bush, John Caggige, Marie Callahan, Martin Carrigan, Elizabeth Carroll, Shirley Cassidy, Paula Chapleau, William Cioffi, John Coccia, Margaret Colutti, Joseph Daly, Paul DiCesare, Donna Duffy, Thomas Dunn, Helen Dupee, Joan Eddy, Maureen Erickson, Anna Ettori, Angela Ferland, Bruce Fleming, Kathleen CLASS OF ’58 Dalto, Theresc Daly, Marilee DellVeneri, Lois Densmore, Patricia Donahue, Robert Dubray, Penelope Dumouchel, Bonnie Dunn, Esther Earle, Joseph Eggleston, James Esposito, Johanna Farrell, George Farrell, Michele Fleming, Mary Anne Fontano, Patricia Galiano, Mary Gallipo, Carolyn Gallipo, John Gallo, Ellen Garofano, James Garrow, James Gennette, Virginia Glancola, Angela Gill, Elizabeth Colomb, Thomas Corsi, Joseph Cotrupi, Donna Crosby, Mary Gillam, Richard Gilligan, John Gleason, Sally Gravelle, Michael Gregory, Lois Gouchoe, David Guyette, Richard Hadeka, Marilyn Hannon, Patricia Holden, Elizabeth Hurley, Ann Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Robert Kelly, Patricia Lanzillo, Pratico, William' Predom, Faith Quesnel, Lena Raymond, Marie Reardon, Thomas Reilly, Sandra Rid Ion, John Riordan, Margaret Rowley, Grace Ryan, Mary Ellen Savery, Pearl Sheldon, Marilyn Slattery, Patricia Slattery, Patrick Small, David Small, Peter Stapleton, Mary St. Lawrence, Barbara Surrell, Sandra Taylor, Irene Taylor, Richard Terenzini, Thomas Thayer, Paul Timbers, James Todriff, Patricia Wells, Stephen Wood, William Young, Ann Marie Allard, Barbara Allen, Alice Allen, Louis Altrui, Anita Aquistapace, Julie Avery, Valerie Baccei, Darcy Beauchamp, Carol Bell, Dana Be llomo, Elvira Bellomo, Salvatore Bennett, Stephen Brown, Donna Brown, Jerome Brzezicke, Joanne Burke, Mary Ann Burke, Maureen Burke, Sally Caggige, Theresa CaUahan, Joseph Camarda, John Cameron, Joan Carpenter, Margaret Casey, Sheila Charron, Marie Cheney, Conrad Clifford, Mary Lou Clifford, Richard Cole, Wendy Barbara Lanzillo, Robert La Penna, Francis La Pine, Marylou LaVictolre, Muriel Layden, Edward Lord, Jane Mangan, Madeline Manning, Richard Marfuggl, Patricia Mulhera, Mary Moscatello, Phyllis Peltier, Eugene Perkins, Marcia Philburt, Sylvia Panto, Margaret tentUl shor[ , Viters cojoy W artcmpw esieiioos, P ns, Poes at lIvU' 4 MUSIC Culture enhances Personality MATH III Sincere study brings results. The Blessed Mother inspires studious Acads. RELIGION IV CHEMISTRY Young chemists exploding with new ideas ALGEBRA ] Carefree mathematicians solve difficult equations.________ LIBRA R Y SCIENCE A busy library group. Jt E % Under the leadership of Father Henry Kane, C.S.S.R., Mount Saint Joseph students rededicate themselves to their Eucharistic King. WO Baton Instructor TOMMIE POCKETTE MAJORETTES Left to right: Martha Ryan, Adele Noe, Patricia Pol- zello, Carol McCue, Jacqueline LaFlammc, Nancy Yager, Kathleen Fleming, and Julie Hall. The marching band getting ready to perform during half- time at the MSJ-RHS classic. The snappy majorettes and the precisioned marchers provided many thrills for the enthused crowds with their spectacular drills and formations. The band was on hand throughout the year for parades and displayed their talent in an early spring concert. June Burke, Drum Major First row, left to right: F. O'Connell, J. Bellomo, P. Terenzini, K. Carbine, B. Dumouchel, M. Ryan. Second row; W. Burns, J. Eggleston, J. Hadeka, L. Gregory, M. O’Brien, J. Hall, W. Bullock. Third row: K. Fleming, M. Lay- den, A. Noe, C. Sabourin, L. LaPiana, T. Myette, C. Johnston, G. McGin- nis. Fourth row: J. Corrupi, J. Canfield, A. Stanzione, J. Dupee, N. Parsons, J. Sabataso, A. Ridlon, S. Bellomo, T. Terenzini, J. Durkee, L. Abbott. Fifth row; R. Perry, P. Mondella, June Burke, Drum Major; P. Shortsleeves, H. Dunn, J. Brislin, M. Fleming, C. Fleming, J. Earle, J. Corsi. Mr. Richard Oxley Director Dick Polzello, who, with James Muscatello, won first prize in a state-wide talent contest. He has been with the band and has attended All-State and New England Music MARIAN YEAR CLOSING 1854 - 1954 CHRISTMAS TRIPTYCH The Girls' Glee Clubs presented A Christmas Triptych on December 19 in the R.H.S. Auditorium. Soloists included Eleanor Michniewicz, Mafy Parks, Carolyn LaFond, Kathleen Canney, Annette Graves, Anne Small, Angela Ettori, Therese Garafano, and Diane Valente. The scenes represented the Annunciation, the Visitation and the Ado- % ration of the Shepherds and Three Wise Men. At Christmas time Anne Dubeau, Frances Gokey, Carolyn Nichols, and Mary Harvey admire the Holy City Scene near the Chapel. Around the Christmas tree with their gifts are: First row, left to right: Arleen Haley, Patricia Bartholo- mew, Eleanor Michnievicz, Mary Parks, Mary Jane McAndrews, Virginia Allen, Donna Brown, Mary Harvey. Second row: Sister Mary Helena, Frances Gokey, Anne Dubeau, Faith Preedom, Alice Allen. Third row: Sandra Lewis, Carolyn Nichols, Helen Crosby. Students pray before the statue of The Queen of the Universe. GREEN KEY AWARDS J. Moscatello - Senior M. McDevin - Junior M. Eddy - Sophomore J. Lord - Freshman THE ABOVE ARE SELECTED FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL. The 54- 55 members of the Josephite Chapter of the National Honor Society are as follows: J. Moscatello, H. Lord, F. Carbine, M. McCarthy, W. Layden, M. Hinchey, J. Levins, R. Welch, S. McManus, and M. Harvey. I DARE YOU BALFOUR BABE RUTH LATIN CLUB ACTIVITIES COURT TRI AL The National Latin Honor So- ciety presented this play in celebration of the Founding of Rome in 753 B.C. It was pre- sented at the City Hall. Catiline, Cicero's defeated rival to the office of consulship, was plotting against Cicero. Here Cicero is conferring with his Senate in the Temple of Concord to determine the pun- ishment to be given to Catiline and the Conspirators. William Laydcn illustrates the Clepsydra , the Water Clock of the Roman Law Courts Caesar and His Spirited Steed A painting by Betty Gilmore Papers and Menu given at An American Thanksgiving with A Roman Flavor Robert Noe, Richard Polzello, Standing: Frederick Carbine as Cicero . Thomas Sanders, Richard Polzello, Robert Welch, Timothy Reardon, Leo Racine. Sitting: Charles Tesconi, Gerald McGinnis, Richard Norton, Senators . EXHIBITS Members of the Student Council: Seniors: Rodney Badgewicz, Judy Levins, Jeanne McNeil, James Moscatello, Thomas Nugent, Richard Polzello, Emily Valenty. Juniors: Edward Canney, John Kelley, Ruth Perry, Anne Racicot, Charles Tesconi. Sophomores: Helen Dunn, Maureen Eddy, Robert Lawrence. Freshmen: George Farrell, Jr., Mary LaVictoire, Jane Lord, David Gouchoe. Faculty Advisor, Sister Anna Marie. STUDENT COUNCIL LIFE Officers: Seated, James Moscatello, President. Stand- ing, left to right: Ruth Perry, Secretary; Emily Valenty, Vice President; and Rodney Badgewicz, Trpacuror________________________________________ Senior Members: Seated: Sandra Bove. Standing, left to right: Jeanne McNeil, Judy Levins, Richard Rjlzello, Spiritual Moderator, Father Lynch; Thomas Xlnnant ir A C MONITORS SINGLE FILE PLEASE! This Is a familiar phrase heard several times at the change of periods as our school Traffic Force direct the students in single file through the corridors. Joe Romano and Barb Cioffi on duty. Captain. D. Valente, M. Savery, S. McManus, L. Ricci, M. Mc- Carthy, B. Cioffi, J. McNeil, E. DellVeneri, M. Mulhem, V. Mon- della, F. Gokey, B. Soulia, M. Harvey, L. Aquistapace, B. Bullock, J. Burke, P. La Penna, J. Romano, R. Badgewicz, L. Racine. GROUND OBSERVERS CORPS Up in the tower: Back row: F. O'Rourke, C. LaFond, M. Murphy, M, McCarthy, P. Colburn. In front: V. MondeUa, D. Erickson. Returning from observing are B. Gilmore, J. Smith, R. Perry, and S. Carroll. Sister Mary Matthew works with the Activity Group in the Library. MISSION CRUSADE Sister Mary Matthew and Sister Mary Elizabeth with the officers: Left to right: P. Slattery, F. Lapine, M. Romano, A. Small, and E. Layden. Sisrer Marv Flizaheth heads the Discussion Section of the Mission Crusade. Paul Courcelle President - Mothers and Fathers Club The M.S.J. Mothers and Fathers Club has been actively interested in us and in our school for the past five years. It was the Mothers and Fathers Club that pro- vided leadership and the bulk of the work in raising the funds with which the band uniforms were purchased five years ago. Every year they have sponsored the annual Spring Sports Banquet to honor all school athletes. It is the same Mothers and Fathers Club that annually defrays the cost of one boy and one girl from the Academy attending Boys State and Girls State. For the past two years they have conducted the Booster Club to aid not only the school but the Sisters as well. To the officers, the executive board, and all the members, our sincere appreciation and thanks. Don Hubbard Treasurer - Booster Club High School Music Diplomas were awarded to Diana Valente and James Moscatello at the annual Graduation Concert on June 5. The graduates presented a program of solos and duo-piano numbers including compositions from Bach to the moderns. Lt. Governor, Richard Polzello and Auditor of Accounts, James Mos- catcllo. These boys were appointed to represent Vermont at Boys' Nation in Maryland. Here they spent a week filled with memorable experiences, while learning the basic principles of our government. Judy Levins, first girl from M.S.J. to be elected Governor of Green Moun- tain Girls' State. Sitting, left to right: Richard Norton, William Layden, James Moscatello, Judy Levins, Richard Polzello, Emily Valenty, Mary Harvey, and Diana Valente. Standing: Robert Welch, Rodney Badgewicz, Leo Racine, and Frederick Carbine, ! The Drama Club under the direction of Sister Mary Imelda gave four inspirational perform- ances of Robert Hugh Benson’s Passion Play The Upper Room , during the Lenten sea- son. The cast at left is as follows: Samuel, R. Johnson; Achaz, T. Reardon; Peter, W. Gallagher; Joseph of Arimathaea, J. Stew- art; Magdalene, M. Mulhern; Our Blessed Lady, J. Levins; John, J. Eggleston; Judas, J. Center; Veronica, B. Cioffi. The second cast, respective- ly: D. Small; J. Halpin; D. Mandigo; W. Bullock; J. Mc- Neil; M. Harvey; J. Abel; R. Navin; V. Mondclla. The part of Longinus, T. Carroll; the Voice of Christ, R. Tinney; the Doctor, W. Bullock. The Stage Manager was J. Bush. Count Your Blessings Director - Mr. Thomas Arzberger Freshman play left to right: P. Moscatello, R. Taylor, R. Lanzillo, B. Lanzillo, M. A Wedding Director - Mrs. Irving Baker On January 8, the One Act Play Contest was held. Cast of the Senior Play left to right: J. Romano, J. Moscatello, J. Wilder M. Mulhern, L. Racine, T. Sanders, and M. Murphy. Presentation Fr. Lynch with the award that was presented to the Senior and Sopho- more classes, winners in the One- Act Ray Contest. Blue Stocking Director - Miss M. Canney. Left to right: R. McNulty, N. Var- gas, R. Perry, C. Tes- coni, P. Poizello. Triumph to Ashes Director - Mrs. Arthur Crowley Sophomores won in their division. Left to right: M. Eddy, R. Navin, A. Lovett. In it also: A. Grace, J. Flory, W. Gallagher. CLARION BUSINESS BOARD The Clarion Business Board, under the direction of Sr, M. Annunclata, solicited ads and faithfully deliver- ed Clarions to the advertisers. Busy as bees: D. De- Pan, S. Bove, T. Fox, L. Aqulstapace. Seat- ed: V. Mondella. Standing, left to right: J. LaFrancols, H. Lord, M. Mayer, M. King, A. Joyce, A. McCue, T. Fox, Seated, left to right: L. Aqulstapace, V. Mondella, Business Manager; Sr. M. Annunclata, Business Board Advisor; J. Burke, Assistant Business Manager. Getting ready for the Press, are: Mr. Moore, Advisor; C. Reardon, M. McDevirr. and C. McCue. Time out to read their scoop. Left to right: F. Carbine, D. Valen- te, R. Lawrence, M. Hlnchey, B. Cloffl, P. Bartholomew. THE CLARION Telephone calls to the printer, draw- ing up the dummy, rushing to meet the dcadline--these jobs and many more go towards making up the school paper, The Clarion , But the effort by the staff proves worthwhile when the day of publication arrives. Under the guidance of Mr. Walter Moore, the staff published ten Issues of the Clarion . The Editor was Mary Harvey with Fred Carbine, Patricia Bartholomew and Robert Lawrence serv- ing as Senior, Junior and Sophomore Associates, respectively. EDITORIAL BOARD G. LaMoria, S. Bove, D. DePan, C. Korzun, F. Lapine, P. LaPenna - Typists. Standing: Walter Moore, Advisor; Mary Harvey, Editor-in-Chief; Seniors: F. Carbine, C. LaFond, W. Layden, M. Murphy, F. 0 Rourke, J. Romano, T. Sanders, D. Valente. Juniors: K. Canney, M. Hinchey, P. Bartholomew, A. McCue, M. McDevitt, J. Mirti, R. terry, C. Reardon, C. McCue. Sophomores: M. Parks, S. Lewis, Step by step we reach the top. Departing for Columbia for a course in yearbook production. jgff Dreaming up new ideas, Trying to beat the deadline, Business Board works into twilight THE MOUNT Bill Layden Carolyn Korzun , Sally McManus June Burke Eduor-in-Chief Marie Savery MOUNT EDITORIAL STAFF J. Abatiell, B. Cioffi, I. Gilrain. C. Kor- zun, P. La Penna, W, Layden, J. Levins, N. McClellen, S. McManus, M. McCarthy, V, Mondella, M. Murphy, F. O'Rourke, V. Ragosta, J. Romano, M, Savery, D, Valente, E. Valenty, J. Wilder. ATHLETIC Beverly Bullock, Anne Duffy, and Sister Mary Annunciata check the baskets. Preparing to deliver them are; J. Kelsh, L. Racine, A. Rizzico, D. Senecal, W. Duffy, and J. Mytych. B. Soulia, B, Bullock, A, Duffy, G. LaMoria, and E. Valenty make a list of the goods. T. Mazzariello, W. Manley, J. Buffum, T. Nugent, R. Duffy, and A familiar scene at the Academy which creates much student enthusiasm is the filling of Christmas Baskets. Students bring food and toys to be ar- ranged attractively in baskets which are distributed to families in and around the Rutland area. We at the Academy have acquired the knowledge of the true Christmas Spirit. The joy of giving can never be surpass- ed by the delight of receiving. FOOTBALL Go Norton! Plunge right through that line! Pi«REU First row, left to right: R. Wilder, R. Norton, J. Cioffi, R. Welch, R, Badgewicz, F. Carbine, J. Tripodi, J. Moscatello, W. Reardon. Second row: Coach Farrell, R. Brown, R. Southgate, S. Copps, P. Loseby, T. Reardon, F. LaDuke, W. Carrigan, C. Tesconi, Assistant Coach Flory. Third row: L. Allen, G. Farrell, E. Layden, J. Gallagher, W. Gallagher, J. Coloutti, P. Mondella, D. Romano. Fourth row: T. Sanders, Manager; J. Keefe, Assistant Manager; F. LaPenna, W. Pratico, J. Shanahan, W. Bums, Assistant Manager. Upper left: Tense moment in R.H.S.-M.S.J. game--Right: The reward for a job well done. Lower left: Sports Managers, W. Burns and T. Sanders. Right: Sports Writers, J. Romano, and M. Halpin. The victories on the field were few... But still we tip our hats to you... The odds were against you...You never shirked... We're proud of our Mounties... We’re proud of your work. SCHEDULE Brattle boro 40 M.S.J. St. Mary's 26 M.S.J. (Glens Falls) Bennington 20 M.S.J. Springfield 19 M.S.J. Bellows Falls 12 M.S.J. Cathedral 19 r n M.S.J. % n ? Willie Reardon plays his part in our victory over Bellows Falls High. Bill Reardon, Fred Carbine, Dick Polzcllo, Bob Welch, and Jack Cioffi. Tourney preparation has its enjoyable moments. As the deadline for last year's Mount came before the comple- tion of the tournament, the staff of the '55 Mount feel it their privi- lege to acknowledge the State Championship of our 1953-54 basketball team and to picture here the trophy. We hoped we could re- peat last year's performance, but we are proud of our tournament showing in holding Brattleboro to a 39-36 victory. oeRRy 0 8o6b 7 St. Peter's of Saratoga 35-37 M.S.J. Proctor 39-36 M.S.J. Cathedral 59-35 M.S.J. Bellows Free Academy 41-42 M.S.J. St. Mary's of Glens Falls 62-48 M.S.J. Alumni 53-46 M.S.J. Hartford 62-52 M.S.J. Springfield 57-56 M.S.J. Brattleboro 51-36 M.S.J. Rutland 59-54 M.S.J. Bellows Falls 44-45 M.S.J. Windsor 49-51 M.S.J. West Rutland 69-52 M.S.J. Bennington 48-52 M.S.J. Brattleboro 35-23 M.S.J. Rutland 34-50 M.S.J. Bellows Falls 40-36 M.S.J. Windsor 41-60 M.S.J. West Rutland 56-65 M.S.J. Springfield 50-37 M.S.J. Bennington 42-58 M.S.J. First row, left to right: Coach Farrell, John Cioffi, Robert Welch, Richard Polzello, Fred Carbine, William Reardon, Assistant Coach Flory, Second row: Anthony Gallo, Gerald McGinnis, Robert Kelly, Charles Tesconi, Richard Norton. Third row: Thomas Sanders, Manager. Our J. V. Cheerleaders from top to bottom: Sally Burke, Penny k DuBray, Jane Lord, Michele Farrell, and g® . Mary Lou Clifford. A cheer for the team by our Co- Captains: Jut and Sally. Varsity Cheerleaders: Judy Levins, Claire Reardon, Marilyn Romano, Mary Ann Vignoe, Kathy Canney, I I ! I SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Jean Abatlell 22 Royce Street Laura Aquistapace 116 Jackson Avenue Rodney Badgewicz 135 South Street Sandra Bove 35 Pine Street Beverly Bullock 65 River Street June Burke 76 Brown Street Frederick Carbine 135 Holly Street Claire Carroll 50-A West Street Barbara Cioffi 35 Church Street James Cioffi 100 Meadow Street Patricia Colburn Mount Holly, Vermont William Dalto 134 Robbins Street Eleanor Dell Veneri 30 Meadow Street Dorothy DePan 77 Baxter Street Anne C. DuBeau c o H. Senecal East Dorset, Vermont Anne Duffy Bally Bay Farm Pittsford, Vermont Raymond Duffy 228 Lincoln Avenue William Duffy Bally Bay Farm Pittsford, Vermont Diana Erickson 113 Falrview Avenue Dorothy Ferguson 124 Jackson Avenue Richard Fleming 65 Meadow Street Theresa Fox 79 East Street Iris Gilrain 5 Hopkins Street Frances Gokey Healdville, Vermont Ernest Goodrich 49 Pierpoint Avenue Mary Harvey Box 153 Waterbury, Vermont Mary Johnson 8 Preville Avenue Marcella King R.F.D. 1 East Pittsford, Vermont Caroline Korzun Cuttingsville, Vermont Carolyn LaFond 76 Engrem Avenue Gayle LaMoria 116 Plain Street Phyllis LaPenna 19 James Street Louis LaPiana 44 Forest Street Fredda LaPine 117 Forest Street William Layden 211 State Street Sherwood LeClair East Proctor Road Judith Levins 35 Kendall Avenue David Mandigo Cuttingsville, Vermont Wayne Manley 128 River Street Luigi Mainolfi 304 West Street SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Thomas Mazzariello 16 Meadow Street Fasquale Mondella 93 State Street Virginia Mondella 176 Baxter Street James Moscatello Perry Lane Margaret Mulhcrn 15 Birchwood Avenue Margaret Murphy Center Rutland, Vermont Martha Murphy 51 Pierpoint Avenue Mary McCarthy South Street Castleton, Vermont Sally McManus 16 North Main Street Nancy McClallen 12 Birchwood Avenue Jeanne McNeil 24 Cramton Avenue Caroline Nichols Danby, Vermont Robert Noe 75 Jackson Avenue Richard Norton 115 North Main Street Thomas Nugent 11 Lincoln Avenue Frances O'Rourke 91 Jackson Avenue Richard Polzello 23 Eng re m Avenue Leo Racine 94 Library Avenue Virginia Ragosui 41 Prospect Street John Reardon 123 River Street William Reardon 18 Madison Street Janice Reed North Clarendon, Vermont Linda Reilly 9 Dartmouth Street Lucille Ricci 43 Howe Street Alfred Rizzico 130 Park Street Joseph Romano 93 First Street Joseph Sabourin 112 Franklin Street Thomas Sanders 33 Baxter Street Marie Savery Cuttingsville, Vermont Donald Senecal 67 Evergreen Avenue Paul Shortsleeves Sherburne, Vermont Edmund Small 69 Engrem Avenue Bernice Soulia 186 Baxter Street Marilyn Stewart 92 Baxter Street Joseph Tripodi 122 Forest Street Diana Valente 84 Grove Street Emily Valenty 64 Plain Street Roben Welch 46 Killington Avenue Joyce Wilder 8 Meadow Street Richard Wilder 8 Meadow Street QOTj THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THE MOUNT GO ’ROUND BUSINESS BOARD 1. Beverly Bullock 2. Jeanne McNeil 3. Laura Aquistapace 4. Margaret Mulhern 5. Leo Racine 6- Theresa Fmr 8. Richard Polzello 9. Marcella King 10. Thomas Nugent 11. Linda Reilly 12. David Mandigo r r T..o a...:- GENEROUS PEOPLE OVR PATRONS AND PATRONESSES The Honorable Daniel and Mrs. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Abbott Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alban Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amoriello Mr. and Mrs. William Altobell Mrs. D. Bartalena Mr. Benjamin Bassett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benincasa Mr. and Mrs. John Bizzarro Miss Elizabeth Black Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black Miss Ellen Bruten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Burke Mrs. Ida Bursey Miss Charlotte Caliguire Mrs. J. Campbell Mr. J. Campbell Miss Katherine R. Capeless Miss Margaret Canary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canary Mr. and Mrs. A. Cantone Mrs. William Carbine Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Carroll, Jr. Miss Joan Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cassarino Mrs. Henry Chatfield Mr. and Mrs. John Cioffi Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Cioffi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colburn Miss Rose Marie Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cobb Miss Margaret Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crowley Mr. and Mrs. William Drinwater Mr. and Mrs. George Donovan Mrs. Emma Dubeau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Duffy Miss Margaret Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Egan Mr. and Mrs. John W. Erickson, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. L. Esposito Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell Mr. William Flory Friend of M. S. J. Mr. Patrick Garafano and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert Miss Helena C. Gorman Mrs. Julia E. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garbacz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grimshaw Dr. Fred A. Harrington Mrs. Mary A. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jakubiak Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson Mr. William Johnson Miss Katherine Kelly Miss Margaret Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. King Miss Rose Marie King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence OUR PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaPine Mr. and Mrs. Jerome LaMoria Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Levins Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Levins Miss Tracy Levins Mr. William Levins Pfc. Francis Lynch The Misses McCahill Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy Miss Marjorie McCarthy Mr. William McCarthy Miss Mary McCormick Mr. H. McGovern Mrs. H. McGovern Mr. Harry McGuire Mrs. T. W. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Howard McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maher Mr. and Mrs. John Maher Mr. and Mrs. William Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondella Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Moscatello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. Francis Myette Mr. Arthur Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. William D. Nichols Mr. Alexander Norden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nugent Mr. and Mrs. James O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oscielowski Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. 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MOSCATELLO a Quality Furniture at Moderate Prices ft Small Enougn to Know You UNION FURNITURE COMPANY Opposite the Fairgrounds South Main St., Rutland A r 1 ne RUTLAND DAILY HERALD Associated Press Members More Than 20,000 Copies Sold Every Day r Compliments of ADAMS----- NOE.JNC. ) 55 Grove Street Rutland, Vermont A Hardware Delta Machines BPS Paint Porter Cable T ools Wood craft 12 Terrill Street Rutland, Vermont ef LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Linen Rental Service PHARMACY 25 Center Street Get Your Prescriptions Filled as Your Doctor Prescribes Registered Pharmacists in Attendance at All Times r A 1 McCUE MEMORIAL COMPANY Memorial Architects 40 Years of Service 172 Woodstock Avenue Phone PR 3-8383 Rutland, Vermont h 4 r Loads of Best Wishes to All Graduates KOMANO BPOS. TRUCKING, INC. L r 11 Meadow Street Rutland, Vermont KEITH ' S SALVAGE YAKD We Sell Late Wrecks - Used Parts Tel. 74 Pittsford, Vermont A r Compliments of Ma's Old-Fashioned Soda Distributed by A L 194 Stratton Road Tel. PR 3-3435 r Compliments of PRODUCE COMPANY Post Street IL_ —; LA 1 Dependable Source for Every Office Requirement OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 99 State Street Tel. PR 3-6655 Rutland, Vt. A r wF Compliments of cA Alt evict Ik g 1 1 1 1 F ■ Compliments of A , FRIEND j ■ ■ e? ‘:7 a.-ica Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Merchants Row E Rutland, Vermont 1 1 i 1 Compliments STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office Mead Building Rutland, Vermont Compliments of ELIZABETH 'S (fee duty 1 1 1 1 Compliments Rutland, Vermont .i L 1 Quality Instruments Martin - Holton Pedler BARTER'S MUSIC STORE A ETRAGLIA' ELECTRIC AND OIL BURNER SERVICE Licensed Electrician PRospect 3-3775 231 South Main St. . Rutland, Vt. Jl Mt. St. Joseph Graduates Investigating the Possibilities of an Insurance Career at the a r i— k i The Store That Friendship Built HY-WAY FURNITURE CO. Center Rutland, Vermont ■5 TIKE MAKT 214-216 South Main Street Phone PR 3-7488 U. S. Tires and Batteries XL ± r t 'ii. J S' r BREEZY MAPLES EARL AND BERTHA BARKER Proprietors 4 Miles North of Rutland, Vt. Route 7 - Dial PR 3-3670 We Cater to Private Parties Janitorial and Maintenance Supplies UNITED CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 84 Woodstock Avenue A r FILIPPO “Only the Best” 48 Strongs Avenue Phone PR 3-8270 Compliments of Corner of Oak and Baxter Streets L Finest in Meats and Groceries A THE MARBLE SAVINGS BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WOLK'S TOTS AND TEENS Compliments of SMITH PAINT AND WALLPAPER Distributors for Masury Paints - Varnishes Imperial Washable Wallpaper L A 142 West Street Opposite the Post Office Rutland, Vermont L A Best Wishes to the Graduates DONAHUE SALVAGE SUPPLY CO. VAJutaxjt fjuc A, A ALBERT ROSENBLATT SONS, INC. Manufacturers of Susan Ross - Mindy Ross Dresses Rutland, West Rutland, Poultney r CONGDON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 at M. S. J. 5HANG RAW'S Center Street at Wales Rutland, Vermont 1 Compliments of L Gryphon Building Rutland, Vermont Always Something Differei IS' THE FASHION SHOP r J Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry mra jewelky co. BROTHERS r “Headquarters for Lane Cedar Chests’ Ask Us How You Can Get a Free Lane Miniature Chest 60 Strongs Avenue WALTER AND WARREN GARTNER Proprietors FOX s MURPHY School and College Outfitters Whatever the Sport - We Have the Equipment 334 State St. k Schenectady, N. Y. GRAND “Over Twenty Years of Reliable Service” Cong ratulations to the Class of 1955 F rom BEAUTY SHOPPE L 1 4k PRINTING COMPANY 38 Strongs Ave. Rutland, Vermont PR 3-6040 J L J 1 mean THE COMPANY CLASS RINGS • COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS • TROPHIES • CLUB PINS • DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brewer Parkway, South Burlington, Vermont, Telephone 4-6250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS J r Congratulations to the Class of ’55 from BIRCH KNOLL FARMS MR. AND MRS. B. F. KORZUN Cuttingsville, Vt. Makers of Vermont Maple Syrup Shipped Anywhere DAIRY Milk and Cream A 1 Direct from Farm to You Rutland, Vermont WEDDING BREAKFAST Large or Small Business Luncheon, Anniversary, or Birthday Party Whatever the Affair You’re Planning Let the Fairmont’s Capable Staff Take Over! AT THE FAIRMONT You Are Always Assured of the Best Food and Service AT REASONABLE PRICES With Every Party Reservation, We Bake Your Cake to Fit the Occasion... With the Compliments of The Fairmont. RECOMMENDED IN “GOURMET’S GUIDE TO GOOD EATING’’ Route 7 Tel. 3-2888 At the Fairgrounds r Rutland, Vt. . BOSTON MARKET (Rear of Fishman’s) Fresh Produce Fancy Groceries Quality Meat r Center St. and Merchants Row “Your Home of Magazine Fashions” A THE COUNTRY SQUIRE MOTEL Ik It Pleases Us to Serve You. Willow St. - Rutland, Vt A Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Open All Year 4 Miles South of Rutland VALENTES Junction Routes U. S. 7 and 103 Telephone PR 3-9760 CUT-RATE AND LUNCHEONETTE Rutland, Vermont Mail - No. Clarendon, Vt. L___________________A Corner of Cottage and West Streets LYMAN RUSSELL CORP 19 Allen Street Here’s what the Telephone Company offers girls finishing High School— A chance to fill an important job. A chance to earn good pay, regu- lar raises, paid vacations. A chance to enjoy friendly com- panionship, meet new people, make new friends. 'Iliis is your cliance lo do vital work . . . pet a job with plenty of responsibility and oppor- tunity for advancement ... he associated with a reliable Company that's known and respected everywhere — a Company you'll he proud to work for. Come in ami talk to us. Gel all the details. But do it now. so you'll have a head start. The NEW ENGLAND Telephone TELEGRAPH Company Compliments of OPTOMETRISTS OF RUTLAND Stuart J. Pingree O. D. E. Craig Wilson O. D. I ederick L. Wyman O. D. Compliments of THE BEE HIVE r Compliments of | BELLOMO REXALL STORE and BEAUTY CENTER Corner of Wales and Strongs Avenue J Clean - Comfortable - Economical - Luxurious Expert Travel Service by Bus, Air, and Steamship, Domestic or Foreign. Hotel Reservations - Cruises - Tours - Sightseeing VERMONT TRANSIT LINES VERMONT TRANSIT TRAVEL BUREAU 122 Merchants Row Telephone PR 3-2774 r 'i r Compliments of DR. L r Compliments of DR. T. A. NORTON Compliments of A L i r DR. TOMASI L r J i Compliments of DR. M RS. A L Compliments of (2 2ueud Compliments of THE FIRESTONE STORES Firestone Tires and Tubes Home and Auto Supplies 1 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont A 1 r KNAPP mu r A.J. LEFKANC0I5 407 West Street L Rutland, Vermont a lr 1 Compliments of FL.MUMFORD Marble and Granite Memorials Ik J 49 Jackson Avenue Body and Fender Work, Painting Telephone PR 3-6336 Rutland, Vermont A Compliments of 0im $£ 6l South Main St. Rutland, Vermont Tel. PRospect 3-3077 Call Today for Particulars, Free Estimate STANLEY A. MYTYCH, INC. As Featured in Woman’s Home Companion r Compliments of r Compliments of flavit' CE CREAM Burlington and Rutland F resh Flowers For All Occasions I THE TUTTLE PUBLISHING INC. EDWIN F. SHARP, Lessee cxMj Offset or Letterpress Commercial, Pamphlet and Book Printing Photocopying All Kinds of Important Papers Center St. Rutland, Vermont PR 5-5295 1 Compliments of BIZZARRO'S L Congratulations to the Class of 55 NORTON'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT Compliments of SABER'S A L Mend on, Vermont Compliments of SWIFT, INC. L. r Compliments of ft ftubfa Center Rutland, Vermont J L. A r Compliments of CENTRAL Home Cooked Meals L Pastries r PEOPLES FUEL CO. Oil Burners Heating Oils - Coal r VERMONT PFAFF COMPANY Rutland, Vt. D, L. MARTIN, Owner Sales - Pfaff - Service Pfaff Sews Without Attachment Life-Time Guarantee Against Wear r Compliments of ABRAHAM Co Rutland, Vermont Compliments of L LA FOND Bf OT H ER5 A PIKE INSURANCE AGENCY 43 l 2 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Tel. - 3-2768 All Forms of Insurance and Bonds r —i Compliments of TONY ZYGO Your Tydol Dealer L J MAYNARP WWISELL PLUMBING AND HEATING AND SHEET METAL J L 28 Stratton Road, Rutland, Vt. Tel. 3-3813 A LARRY’S MUSIC STORE AND STUDIOS Over Newberry’s, Rutland, Vt. JT F LORY'S RESTAURANT Italian-American Food Route 4 Center Rutland, Vt. “Food at Its Best” r WONDERS SELF SERVICE You Always Save on Clothing and Footwear Compliments of KENNY'S J 'I West Rutland J GIFT SHOP 92 Center St. Gifts for All Occasions k Greeting Cards - Pictures A r DWIGHT F. CHELLIS REALTOR INSURANCE Authorized Dealer for NATIONAL HOMES CORP. 30 West St. Rutland, Vt. PR 5-5110 A V— 11 MEAT AND GROCERIES BRO' T I—I ESS Ik J r ALDOUS FUNERAL HOME r L JIM MY'S SHOE SERVICE Repairs on Zippers, Luggage, Handbags and All Leather Goods Corner Strongs Ave. and Royce St. Rutland, Vermont A j ongratulations Graduate ( F rom Vermont’s Finest Men’s Store VARSITY CLOTHES SHOP GEORGE REEDY iL RAY HUTCHINS a Rutland, Vermont 1 1 1 1 CARTMELL I OF RUTLAND, INC. From Your Frigidaire Dealer k A Compliments N.J. BACHAND Fuel Oil - Airflight Gas Kerosene 297 South Main Street PR 3-7865 a T Compliments of CITY AUTO ELECTRIC l _ A w Delicious New England Cooking HOWE’S COFFEE SHOP Restaurant and Fountain Service 21 Center St. Rutland, Vt. llT ' ”' J 1 1 POLCARO TEXACO STATION Corner of West and Evelyn Streets L - J J COURCELLES FLOWER SHOP For Fresh Flowers Try Ours 12 Evergreen Avenue Phone PR 3-3944 1 1 1 CEMETERY MEMORIAL j J. P. GAWET AND SONS Dealers in and Manufacturers of Marble and Granite Box 133 Dial PR 3-8868 g Center Rutland, Vt. «1 r Compliments of KONG CHOW ‘The Popular Price Restaurant” i r Compliments of LARRY'S - Chinese American Food i 2 Elm Street L J Compliments MYERS GROCERY 144 Grove St. Kosler Delicatessen Jewish Rye Bread i i r r Compliments of BAKERY 57 West Street Jj L jm r i i r i Compliments of PHARMACY LABORATORY Established 1860 PROCTOR. TRUST COMPANY Proctor and Poultney Vermont Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of M-A-C LOAN PLAN, INC. Rutland, Vt. k A i i i DANI J. HEAL AGENCY General Insurance Real Estate 90 Merchants Row r Compliments of BARDWELL YARN SHOP Ik A i i i Congratulations to the ■ Class of 1955 DOMINIC DICESARE CO. General Contractors Home Building, Remodeling Repairs of All Kinds PRospect 3-7548 k PRospect 3-2406 k ——At i i i Compliments of W the MAYFAIR BEAUTY SHOPPE 38 1 2 Merchants Row PR 3-3766 Ik TH E BOOK SHOP 54 Center Street Rutland, Vt. k A ir V 1 W DAIRY QUEEN STORES Compliments of BOB'S TAVERN i The Cone With the Curl on Top. Cones, Sundaes, Thick Malts and Shakes - Pts. and Qts. 155 South Main Street and Corner of Grove and Williams A Compliments of PELL VENEKI'5 80 School Street Rutland, Vermont Compliments of THE NEW MM MOTEL Good Luck, Class of 1955 NORM PORTER STUDIO 116 Merchants Row Better Grade Cancellation Shoes Sizes 12AAAAA to EEE 72 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont A r Compliments of iMp Tile - Floors - Walls Route 7 k Center Rutland, Vt. 1 Antiques WT Old and Rare Books V J.F. HOFMANN Main Street Pittsford, Vermont Phone: 72-3 K “1,2° i r 'i Y Compliments of MERCHANTS ROW GARAGE Tel. PR 5-5600 i i 1 'ir BAKERY Bread - Rolls - Pastry- Specializing in Pizza 316 West St. Phone PR 3-7750 13 Cottage St. Corsages Carefully Designed Hospital Arrangements Funeral Pieces Tel. - PR 3-7911 - Del. Service . L am — r Get the Best Buy Choice Flowers at PRATICO’S FLOWER SHOP Good-Bye and Good Luck to The Class of ’55 MIDWAY DINER L r A ir Compliments of M.D. L. _JI r BAKE SHOP 2 Terrill Street RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK Rutland’s Oldest Bank Opposite Depot Parking Area Member F D I C COMPLIMENTS OF 4 'Ir ELECTRIC SERVICE TO THE CLASS OF ’55 r Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Rutland, Vermont 1 1 L ,NC ir Compliments of WIRTHMORE FEED |L MOTORS, 1 NC. 121 South Main Street Select New and Used Cars LTw“ -i r m Compliments of ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 33 Cottage Street Rutland, Vermont BLUE CROSS - BLUE STAR HOSPITALIZATION Students Accident and Athletic Team Insurance 0 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Telephone PRospect 3-6932 PAINT AND GLASS for Come to Rutland Paint and Glass Glass Paints Mirrors r w D IT HELEN AND PHIL’S RESTAURANT AND SODA SPA' Come and Try Our M.S.J. Sundae Special Full Course Dinners Complete Fountain Se rvice Open Daily 6 A.M. to 1 1:30 P.M. Sundays 8 A.M. to 1 1 P.M. Corner Wales and Center Streets. Formerly Anthony’s reet 4 18 ( jm ft� Now Available to You and Your Friends Easy Credit Terms on Household Needs Payments Start at $1.00 a Week STANDARD HOME 187 Granger St. - Rutland, Vt. A r JOHN HOWARD Phone PR 3-7588 Rutland, Vermont Underwood Typewriters Sundstrand Adding Machines A. B. Dick Duplicating Machines Supplies Service For All Makes A When it’s Plumbing, it’s Got to be Dependable! Give Your Plumbing, Heating and Oil Burner Worries to WILLIAM T. WEST 114 South St. Rutland, Vt. V INSURANCE On the Road Daily Getting Business, Call Me Up or Stop Me on the Street. Tel. PR 3-2401 72 East St. f ' Compliments of PICK'S ofahM Company INC. L A Compliments to the 'r Class of 55 CROWLEY C llM Q-ac, tb9np Healdville, Vermont 1 p’ V Good Luck to ■ the Graduates of 1955 UNCLE LOU'S CLOTHING MART “Sells for Less, The Best’’ Featuring Men’s - Youths - Boys’ a and Ladies’ “Lee-Riders’ r Compliments ROBERT E. LAIRD Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning 26 Curtis Avenue Rutland, Vermont r----1 If You Were Asked Has RUTLAND a Savings and Loan Association What Would Your Answer Be? IT SHOULD BE YES. THE RUTLAND CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Was Chartered in 1925. We Have Four Forms of Service: The Monthly Serial Plan. You Decide the Amount You Will Save Each Month. Then Make That Payment From the 1st to the 10th. $1.00 - $5.00 - $10.00 or More. The Income Investment Plan. You Pay $200 and Receive a PAID IN FULL CERTIFICATE. The Earnings Are Mailed to You Each January and July. You May Borrow Aganinst Either Plan, or Redeem them At Any Time. The Money We Receive From You Is Loaned to Those Buying or Building a HOME. We Will Gladly Explain Our Service If You Will Come Into Our Office 63 Center Street -- Rutland, Vermont. SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10.000. Congratulations on Your Graduation This is a Recent Picture Taken at the Opening of Our New “Teen Shop“ With You in Mind ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE A Charge Account is Waiting for You! Come in! Mt. St. Joseph Academy Rutland, Vermont Dear Friend, You have just met our friends, the advertisers. Linger care- fully over each firm represented. To them we owe a large measure of whatever success this book has attained. In return for their very practical support and encouragement, we have made bold to promise them in your name the patronage they deserve. Please let our promise not be in vain. Patronize our advertisers. For our pan—we pledge an earnest effort to be citizens worthy of the name Christian and American. This we feel Is the best--the only way to repay your kindness to us. Thus we may confidently continue to have life and together with you live it more abundantly. Be assured of our deep and sincere gratitude. Sincerely yours. The Class of 1955 U)JjL K JU™ v ' 1%. St- ? 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