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

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 f960 Although we were somewhat new to high school ways, we hope and feel that in three years we will be worthy of the rank of Seniors. afouycfCe fo eAtaCCteA. ... The longest walk in the whole school for these Frosh, Anne 0,,r Counselor and Head of the Religion Department at the O'Rourke, David Murray. Greji McClallen. and Janice Cclcntano. Academy is Father Reedy. Here he is flanked by students from is from the first floor to the third. all four classes. Virginia Allen. Johanna Esposito. Frankie Burke, Jack Welch. Bill Lovett, and Phyllis Heath.

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 We, the Freshmen, the Class of 1960. wish the Seniors good luck in the years to come. cutcC fru fCed g?'te 6 HeKf coda, afantctty a acceded OFFICERS Jack Welch. Vice President: Tommy Ilalpin, Presi- dent; James. Burgess, Secretary: Carl Mazzariello. Treasurer. J K- Our new section provides more room for both the Frosh and the Upperclassmen.

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Enjoying their first taste of Latin. David O’Rourke, Billy West. Billy Eagan, Judith Anoe. Ann Moncttc watch intently as Margaret Fleming explains the diagramming of a few Latin sentences. Who’s that in the middle? Tommy Terenzini, Betty Holden and Barbara Allard examine the skeleton’s bone structure as Sister Helena explains. Dave Gouchoe and Pat Kelly look at a specimen under the microscope in their Biology Glass. in. Kecv ct z4Ae4-, cuAtcA Nancy Brooks, Pat Burke. Lucille Boule, Carol Gilmore, Joan Towne, and Carol Johnston learn from Mrs. McGarry the art of being a good homemaker. Constructions and practical applications of geometric theorems absorb the interest of Nancy Cannon. Patricia Ryan. Carolyn Zagata, Frances O’Connell. Mary O'Brien. Nancy Parsons.