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

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The Juniors feel sure that their goal is near. First row: M. Lorette, B. Bates, E. King, B. Pelkey, E. Hughes. J. Smith, G. Altrui, M. Cocria. J. Flory, A. Ettori, K. Fleming, J. Hall, M. Romano, V. Allen. N. Yager, B. Carrigan, A. Noe. Second row: D. McCue, C. Reardon, A. Graves, R. LaCross. M. Ryan. L Freedom. E. Michnie- wicz, M. Laydcn, M. Peters, P. Cassidy, J. Bizzaro. M. Murphy. S. Carroll. A. Erickson. Third row: J. LaPenna. M. Purinton. J. McCarrity, M. Caggige. H. Dunn. R. Monahan. J. Dupre. D. DiCesare. M. Paolucci, B. Holden. M. Parks. Fourth row: G. Villemaire. J. Mayo. M. Eddy. A. Grace, F. Rabistow, A. Lovette, B. Ferland, J. Colutti, J. Hatpin. Fifth row: R. Dorr. L. Holden, M. Callahan. J. Abel, J. Chesley. Sixth row: J. Turner. P. Daly. R. Navin. J. Gallagher. Seventh row: J. Bioty, W. Burns, W. Bullock, D. Romano. J. Stewart, J. Cioffi. J. Keefe. Eighth row: J. Veno, W. Burke. R. Kelly. T. Duffy. S. Lee. J. Bush. R. Lawrence. R. Tinney.

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Left to right: Muriel LaVictorie. Sec- retary; David Gouchoe, President; Hr -nda Miglorie. Vice President; and Jane Lord. Treasurer; are looking for- ward to tlie com in (i year. The Sophomores are studying uithout any fear. First row; A. Campbell. M. Carpenter. E. Dumouchel. W. Sheldon. J. Johnson. C. Gallipo. P. Kelly. M. Fleming. M. Raymond. B. Allard. D. Cotrupi. M. Clifford. S. Burke. J. Lord. M. Perkin . Second row: A. Altrui. M. Hadeka. M. Galliano. E. Bellomo. A. Young. M. Stapleton. L. Quo-nel. M. Ryan. M. LaVictorie. M. Ponto. M. Johnson. T. Caggige. M. Burke. P. Marfuggi. Third row: V. Avery. G. Rowley. T. Dalto. A. Giancola. E. Mien. M. Mangan. E. Gill. P. Savory, M. Daly. M. Crosby. E. Holden. M. Burke. Fourth row: P. Hannon. M. LaPine. P. DuBrav. E. Dunn. S. Reilly. W. Cole. F. Preedom. S. Gleason. I. Taylor. J. Aquistapace. S. Philburt. Fifth row: B. Miglorie. E. Gallo. P. Slattery. M. Riordan. S. Grace. P. Moscatcllo. B. Lan illo. Sixth row: R. Johnson. D. Gouchoe. P. Fontano. A. Hurley. M. Mulhern. J. Gilligan. T. Reardon. P. Slattery. J. Timbers. Seventh row: F. LaPenna. G. Farrell, J. Callahan. J. Carmarda. J. Ridlon. A. Alexander. J. Garofano. J. Dougherty. R. Taylor. J. Gallipo. J. Earle. W. Pratico. J. Lubin.-ki. Eiehth row: W. Wood. T. Terenzini. P. Small. E. Lavden. R. Manning. D. Baccei. 0 7

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 The study of civilization is an impor- tant part of the- work of Spanish classes. Mere we have Anthony Gallo pointing out to Sister Mary Elizabeth, Paula Cassidy. Marita Peter , and Jon Mavo. the expanse of mission territory in South America, where future mis sionaries who can use the language may labor for souls. Patriotism, the outstanding virtue of the Homans, is being taught by Sister Mary Edward, through the medium of Latin, to Carolyn Zagata. Daniel Wood- warti. Claire Perfetti, Lindell Abbott, and Nancy Parsons. Learning to speak and write foreign languages, I A display of Rome and her heritage with Richard Tinney. John Stewart. Helen Crosby, and Wilma Hubbard doing the honors.