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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

Jltoun Sain rJosep i Icacfemij JSil ancf, TJer non (jcfi or — Garofyn Jla Iarcf 7lssisian Ccf Ior — JKarij TKosca effo las ness JKanayer — 7lynes Ou ef e Iss s an TJus ness TITanacjer — Iarbam Vo e MOU Christi; . . THIS IS ng minds were ; of man; and ks back upon i :—that of a sc don. Under tlx set forth in its vhere o hings: nore nay t OSEPH :o the knowledge of all At this time, the id finds a history much led to the ideals of a iued guidance of St. Joseph, k to be realized in its JJa6fe of (Jonten ts Aorecuorcf Jacje 2 Aacu tp tJape 9 Sen ors Sape 13 C fasses JJacje 39 Sports Sape 47 Activities tJope 39 Atcfu ertis e men ts JJape St Dedication The class of 63 has been particularly impressed by the three-fold spirit of prayer, education, and sportsmanship that permeates the halls of M.S.J. The religious spirit is evident in every daily activity carried on at the Mount. Classes and outside activities arc continually offered in prayer. The spirit of education can be seen through the number of students eligible for the Honor Roll. Academy students are also recipients of many honors and awards. The spirit of sportsmanship can be witnessed at any sports event occurring at the Mount. The team and student body exhibit such spirit and determination that they have been complimented by many throughout the state of Vermont. Therefore, with pride and enthusiasm, the Class of 1963 dedicates the Mount to the undaunted Spirit of M.S.J.” BISHOP ROBERT F. JOYCE Bishop of Burlington MONSIGNOR JOHN A. LYNCH Superintendent of Schools MONSIGNOR KENNEDY Christ the King Parish RHV. WI-NDHI.r. H. SI:. ARLES—Principal JlCount Sain dJosep i Academy Au fand, 7 Jermonf To the Class of ’65: It is always a pleasure to extend congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class. You have achieved an important goal and we rejoice with you. Today we hope and we pray that you will always live according to the ideals presented to you during these past four years. To think, judge and act according to the mind of Christ’’ is perhaps a good summation of those ideals. Your high school education has come from many people who have dedicated their lives to the work of Christian Education. Let their generosity always be- an example to you as you strive to lx of service to God and your fellow men. (7ICusic Joos ers LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Bavis. President; Mrs. John Hatpin, Secretary; Raymond Hutchins, Vice-President; Mrs. Frederick Carbine. Treasurer. cScJjoo Jioaref SEATED: Msgr. William A. Crowley. Sr. M. Pauline, Mother M. Concepta. Sr. Miriam Teresa, Fr. I.eo F. Poirier. STANDING: Mr. Francis Sanborn, Mr. Guido Rotella. Mr. William Foley, and Msgr. John M. Kennedy. In June of 1962 the city of Rutland was grieved by the passing away of the Right Reverend Alfred Desautels. Monsignor’s passing left a gap in the hearts of his friends and parishioners. During his years as pastor at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, he was extremely interested in the education of chil- dren and was dedicated to this cause. He served us diligently and the service he rendered will he greatly missed by everyone. Monsignor Alfred I.. Desautels, R.I.P The M.S.J. Parents’ Club per- forms many useful and neces- sary services for the faculty and students here at the Acad- emy. Parents' Club Officers: Mrs. Dominic Ettori, treasurer; Mr. Ralph Guyette, president; Mrs. Orlando Chioffi, secretary. Missing from picture: Mr. James Haugh, vice-president. It£ e tie hoard The untiring efforts of the M.S.J. Athletic Board have pre- served sports at the Academy for many years. Athletic Board: FIRST ROW: Mr. William West, secretary; Mr. Thomas Levins, treasurer; Mr. Francis Esposito, president; Mr. William Burns; Mr. Howard Shortsleevc. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anthony Bizzarro, Mr. Walter Manley, Mr. Norman I.adabouche, Mr. Donald Kelley, Mr. Joseph Bizzarro. 63 Bl’SINESS DEPARTMENT: Sister William Marie, Sister Mary Raymond, Sister John Joseph. Mr. Davidson, Mr. Cioffi, Sister Anna Marie, Mr. Rizzierc, Sister Mary Pauline. HISTORY DEPARTMENT: LANGUAGE DE.PARTMENT: Sister Mary Patrick, Sister John David, Sister Maureen Joseph. Sifter Saint Christopher. Miss Yates. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Sister Mary Martin. Mr. Coughlin. Mr. Moore, Mr. Browne, Sister Mary Clementine. MATH DEPARTMENT: Sister Agnes Marie, Sister James Bernard. Sister Miriam Teresa. Sister Bernard Michele SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Sister John Paul, Sister Mary Virginia, Sister Mary Helena. Mr. Gallo. MARGARET CANARY: Secretary MR. WEST, Custodian MR. FLEMING: Custodian REV. JOHN R. READY l ather Ready came to the Mount in 1955. Since his arrival he has been guidance coun- selor for the school, has taught Religion and is now assistant principal of the Mount. Students at the Academy find him a helpful and understanding friend. Father Ready explains a lesson in religion. ffrorn 7fta i Sc Aoo Seniors to 'jfresAmen of tAe future MARIAN M. ABBOTT Dance Committee-2; State One-Act Play-1; Intra- mural One-Act Play-2, 3, -i; Glee Club-2, 3. -I; National Honor Society-3. -I: Mount Staff-1; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, -1; Latin Club-2. 3; All New Eng- land Music Festival-3. BRUCE ADAMS Came to the Mount in his senior year. JUDITH L. ALLARD Pep Band-2. 3, 4; Music Club-1; Band-1, 2. 3. -1: Dance Com- mittce-3; State One-Act Play-2. 3. I: Intramural One-Act Play-1; Girls' State-3; Glee Club-1, 2, 3. -1; Latin Club-2, 3, -I; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4, President; All State Music Festival-5. I: All New England Music Festival-3. -I: Variety Show-2. 3. -1; Student Council-4: Science Club-3. Pres. -1; Bausch and I.omb Award; Na- tional Honor Society- 3, -1. NANCY C. ALLEN Business Club-2, -1: C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. JOHN R. ANDERSON Football-2, 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club- 2, 3. 4. REGINA M. AQUISTAPACE C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, 1. JOSEPH H. BADGEWICK Monitor-3, 4; Intramural Basketballs, 3, 4; Boys' State-3; Junior President; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3, 4; State One-Act Play-2, 4; Intramural One-Act Play-1, 2, 3, 4; Football-3; National Honor So- ciety-2. 3. 4; Student Council-3. President 4; Mount Staff-4; Latin Club-3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club-3, 4; Elk's Youth Day-3, 4; Christmas Play-1, 3; Variety Show-2, 4; Junior Lion-4; Green Key-3. MARTHA L. BALESTRA C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN F. BALLARD Band-1, 2. 3; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3, 1; Girls' Basketball- 2; Intramural Play- 1, 4; Future Teachers-1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Mount Staff-Editor- in-Chief; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; Con- sul; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, 4; Ski Team-3, 4; Variety Show-4; Junior Prom, Queen; National Honor Society-4. FRANCES J. BANIA Basketball-2; Business Club-3, 4; Dance Com- mittee-2; Mount Staff- 41 Latin Club-2; C.Y.O. •1, 2. 3, 4. � i. RONALD J. BARRETT Monitor-3, 4; Basketball-1, 2; Dance Committee- 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club-4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3, 4; Var- sity Club-1, 2. 3, Secretary 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team-3. Co-Captain 4. SHEILA E. BARRON Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4; F.N.C.-2, 4. JOAN L. BARTHOLOMEW Business Club-3, 4. SUSAN M. BAVIS Band-3; Cheerleader J.V.; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3, 1; State One-Act Play-2, -1; Intramural Plays-2, 3, 4; F.T.A.-l, 2. Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Glee Club-1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3, 4; All New England Music Festival-3. 4; Ski Team- 2, 3. i MARY B. BEANE Girls’ Baskctball-2; Class Secretary-4; Dance Committee-1, 2. 3. 4; State One-Act Play-4; Intramural Plays-3, 4; F.T.A.-2. 3. 4; Glee Club-4; Mount Staff; Senior Cabinet: Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O. -1. 2. 3. 4. JOHN R. BIOTY Monitor-4; Baseball-1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball-1, 2, Intramural-3. 4; Dance Committee-2, 3; State One-Act Play-2, 3; Intramural Plays-2. 3; Student Council-4; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O. -1. 2, Sec. 3. 4; Ski Team-4; State Science Fair-1, 2; Junior Lion- 4; All State Football Varsity Club-2. 3. Pres- ident 4; Football-1, 2, 3. Co-Captain 4. JACKLYN P. BROOKS Public Speaking Club-4; Girls’ Base ball-3; Girls’ Baskctball-2; F.T.A.-l; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. FRANCIS C. BROTHERS Monitor-4; Basketball-1; Business Club-3, 4; Football Manager-2; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3. 4. ELAINE T. BROWN Glee Club-1, 2; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. CAROLE A. BROZA Drum Majorette; Band-3, 4; Class Vice-President-3; Dance Committee-3. 4; Glee Club-4; Senior Cabinet; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. BARBARA L. BURKE Dance Committee-2; Intramural One-Act Plays-2. 4; F.T.A.-2; Glee Club-2, 3; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3. 4; All State Music Festival-3; F.N.C.-3, Secretary 4. EILEEN F. BURKE Girls’ Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1. 2, 3. 4; Mount Staff; Stu- dent Council-4; Latin Club-2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; State One-Act Play-2. 3. 4; Intramural Plays-1, 2. 3. 4; Ski Team-3, -I; Christmas Play-2; Freshman Re- ception Queen; Variety Show-4; F.WC.-2. 3, President 4. JOSEPH M. CANNEY Basketball-1; Class Trcasurer-l; State One-Act Play- 21 Football-1; Glee Club-4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. DORIS F. CANNON Dance Committee—I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club-4; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4; F.N.C.-3, 4. MICHAEL M. CARBONEAU Monitor-3, 4; Basketball-1; Intramural-3; Class Treas- urer-4; Dance Committee-2, 3. 4; Senior Cabinet. JOANN M. CARPENTER Business CIub-3; F.T.A.-l; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.- 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee-1. 2. WILLIAM E. CHAMPINE Monitor-!; Intramural Basketball-2. 3. 4; Busi- ness Club-3. 4; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. CHEHY Public Speaking-4; Girls' Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1. 2; Mount Staff; Student Council-1; Latin Club- 2. 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; F.N.C.-2. 3. 4; Va- riety Show-2; Christmas Play-2. FREDERICK G. CHIOFFI Monitor-3; Band-3; Baseball-3; Basketball Mgr.-2; Soph. Vice-President; Dance Committee-1, 2. 3, 4; State One-Act Play-3; Intramural Play-1. 2. 3; Foot- ball-1; Trainer-2; Glee Club-3. 4; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club-4; Ski Club-4; In- tramural Basketball-2, 3. 4. THERESA A. CILLO Glee Club-4; Latin Club-2, 3; Intramural Plays-1, 2, 3; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3, 4; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3. 4; F.T.A.-l, 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Na- tional Honor Society-4. PAT J. CIOFFI Basketball-1; Dance Committee-4; Senior Cabinet: CY.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. MARY L. CLARINO Girls' Basketball-2; Dance Committee-3; Latin Club- 2. 3. 4; CY.O.-l, 2. 3. 4: F.N.C.-2. Secretary 3. 4; Student Council-2, Vice-President 3. Secretary -I. NANCY A. CLIFFORD Girls' Basketball-2 Band-3; Dance Com- mittee-1; Intramural Play-1; F.T.A.-2. 4; Glee Club-2. 3, 4; CY.O.-l. 2. 3. 4: Ski Team-3. NORA A. CONNOR Business Club-3. 4; Dance Committee-1; C.Y.O -1. 2. 3. 4. DOLORF.S F. CONNORS Band-1, 2. 3; Glee Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l; All State Music Fes- tival-3: National Honor Society-3. Secretary 4. THOMAS V. COSTF.LLO Monitor-3. 4; Public Speaking Club-3. 4; Baseball- I; Class President-4; Dance Committcc-2. 3, 4; In- tramural PIays-4; Football-1. 2; National Honor So- ciety-2. 3. 4; Mount Staff; Student Council-1, 4; Senior Cabinet; Latin Club-2. 3: Varsity Club-3. 4; Oik's Youth Day-3, 4; Golf Team-2. 3. Capt. 4; Bas- ketball-2. 3. Capt. 4; Boys' State-3; C.Y.O.-Trcasurer I. 2. 3. 4. BARBARA A. COTRUPI Girls' Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Play-1; Glee Club-1, 2. 3. 4; I-atin Club- 2. 3; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL L. COURCELLE Monitor-4; Baseball-1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball-1. 2; Class Vice-President-1; Class President-2; Dance Committee -1. 2. 4; Intramural Play-1, 2. 4; Football-2. 3. 4; Glee Club-4; Student Council-2. 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. President 4; Varsity Club-2, 3, Vice-President 4. CATHERINE C. DALY Mount Staff; Latin Club-2. 3: C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4; F.N.C.-2. 3. 4. MICHAEL R. DIEDRICH Monitor-3, 4; Baseball- 2. 3. 4; Dance Com- mittce-3, 4; Football-2; C.Y.O.-3. 4; Varsity Club-3, 4. MARY M. DU BRAY CY.O.-2, 3, Secretary-4; F.N.C-2, 3. Treasurer 4; Latin Club-2, 3. Secretary 4. FRANCES C. DUCLO Business Club-3, 4. AGNES J. DUTELLE Girls' Basketball 2; Business Club 3. -I; Mount Staff —Business Manager; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, 4. MARY ANN EAGAN Dance Committee-3. -1; National Honor Society-3. President -I; Mount Staff; Student Council-1: Science Club-3. Secretary -1; Latin Club-2, 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 1. Vice-President 2; F.T.A.-l. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD J. EARLE Baseball-1; Football-3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; Var- sity Club-3, 4. JOSEPH P. FERRARI Monitors-3, 4; Intra- mural Play-1, 2; Glee Club-4; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. MARYANN P. FOSTER Girls' Basketball-2; Dance Committee-3, 4; F.T.A.- 1, 2. 3, 4; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. MARIE H. FRANKIEWICZ Business Club-3, 4; Glee Club-4; C.Y.O.-1. 2, 3. 4. DONNA L. GARAFANO Dance Committee-1; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. JANE M. GAROFANO Band-3. 4: Girls’ Basketball-2; J.V. Cheerleader; Dance Committee-3. 4; Intramural Play-1, 2. JOHN V. GAROFANO Monitor-3. 4; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Plays-1, 2, 3. 4; Football-1. 3; Glee Club-2. 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society-4; Latin Club-2, 3. Consul 4: C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; All New England Mu- sic Festival-4; Mount Royal Music Festival-3; Elk’s Youth Day-3. 4; Intramural Basketball- 2. 3. 4. CHARON A. GODERWIS Dance Committee-1. 2, 3. 4; Intramural Plays- 1. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A.-l. 2. 3. 4; Girls’ State; Glee Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society-3, 4; Latin Club-2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; All New England Music Festival.3; Ski Team-2, 3- JUDITH A. GOULETTE Glee Club-4; C.Y.O.-4; Judy came to the Mount in her Senior year. RICHARD J. GUYETTE Monitor-4; Public Speaking Club-3. 4; Intramural Baskftball-2, 3, 4; Dance Committee-3. 4; State One- Act Play-3. 4; Intramural Plays 1. 2. 3. 4; Football- 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club-3. 4; Latin Club-2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.- 1. 2. 3. Vice-President 4; Varsity Club-3. 4. GLENDA M. HALEY Business Club-4. KATHLEEN E. HALPIN Band-2, 3. -1; Class Officer, Secretary-2; Dance Com mittee-1, 2. 3. -1; State One-Act Play-2. 3. 4; All State Drama Award-2; Intramural Play-2. 3; F.T.A. -I, 2. . I: Girls' State, Governor; Glee Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2. 3. -I; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, •I; All-State Music-4; All New Fnuland Music-3; Na- tional Honor Society-3, 4. AUREE L. HAMILTON Business Club-3. 4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2; National Honor Society-3. 4. MARY JEAN E. HINCHEY Dance Committee-1, 2. 3, 4; State One-Act Play-2, 3. 4; Intramural Play-1, 2. 3; F.T.A -1. 2. Secretary 3. President 4; Glee Club-3, 4; Mount Staff; Student Council; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4; Ski Team-2, 3; Girls' State; National Honor Society-3. 4. MICHAEL N. JOHNSON C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. SHARON L. JOHNSON Business Club-3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, 4. JUDITH N. JOYCE Business Club-3; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.- 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN KANTORSKI Business Club-3, 4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL R. KOEHLER Intramural Basketball- 2, 3; Intramural Plays- 3; Dance Committee-1. 2, 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4. EDWARD W. KRYSZTOFIK Monitor-3. 4; Dance Committee-3. 4; Glee Club-3. 4; Latin Club- 2, 3. 4; CY.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. PAUL A. KUSINA Monitor-3. 4; Basketball Mgr.-l. 2. 3. 4; Baseball Mgr.-2; Dance Committee-2. 3. 4; Football Mgr.-2. 3. 4; National Honor Society-4; Intramural Bas- ketball-2. 3. 4; Latin Club-2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club-2. 3. 4. RICHARD S. KUZMA Monitor-3. 4; Basketball-2. 3; Dance Committee-l. 2, 3. 4; Intramural Play-1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club-4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2. 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; Ski Team-4. DONNA LABRECQUE Girls' Basketball-2; Business Club-3, 4; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. GEORGE M. LAMBERT Intramural Play-3, 4; Football-4; Glee Club-4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. JOHN P. LAWRENCE Monitor-3. 4; Baseball Mgr.-2; Intramural Basketball-3. 4; Boys' State; Class Vice-Presi- dent-4; Dance Com- mittee-1. 2. 3. 4; In- tramural -Plays-2. 3. 4; Football-1. 2. 3; Mount Staff; Student Councii- 4; Senior Cabinet; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; Var- sity Club-2, 3. 4; Elk's Youth Day-3. 4. JEANNETTE R. LIZEWSKI Mount Staff; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.- I. 2. 3. 4; F.N.C-2. 3. 4. LARISSA M. LOOBY Dance Committee-2; Intramural Play-1; Latin Club- 2; Glee Club-2; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4; F.T.A.-2. KENNETH R. LOSEBY Business Club-3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. 4. THOMAS L:. LOZINSKI Monitor-5, 4; Intramural Basketball-2. 5. -I; Boys' State; Class Treasurer-2, 5; Dance Committee-1. 2, 3. -I; Intramural Plays-1. I; Mount Staff; Senior Cabinet; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3. -1. Vice- President of District; Elk's Youth Day-3, 4; National Science Foundation Mathematics Grant. FRANCKS L. MAINOLFI Business Club-3; Dance Committee-1; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. I. RONALD P. MANLEY Monitor-3, 1; Baseball Manager-1. 2; Basket- ball-1 , 2. 3; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural PIays-4; Football-1. 2. 3, Co- Captain i; All State- •1; Glee Club-4; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-1, 2, 3. 4; Intramural Basketball-3, 4. JAN D. MASLACK Monitor-3, 4; Dance Committcc-2, 3. 4; Glee Club-2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council-1. 3; Latin Club-2, 3, 4; C Y.O.-1, 2. 3. 4; Var- sity Club-1, 2, 3, Sec- retary -I; Ski Team-1. 2, 3- MARTHA A. McCUE Intramural Plays-1; Glee Club-2, 3; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-Treasurer 1. Secretary 2. 3. 4; Variety Show- 2; F.N.C-2, 3. MARTIN L. McCUE Monitor-3, 4; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club-1, 4; Student Council-1. 2, 3, Treasurer 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2, Vice-President 3, 4. MAUREEN T. McGANN Public Speaking Club-3, -I; Music Club-1, 2. 3, Presi- dent 1; Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1, 2. 3. '1; State One-Act Play-2, 3; Intramural Plays-1. 2; Glee Club-1. 2. 3. -I: National Honor Society-3. Vice-Presi- dent -I; Mount Staff; Latin Club 2. 3. 1; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. -I; Flk's Youth Day-3; Representative to Model U.N. Assembly. MARTHA A. MOORE Music Club-1; Dance Committee-3; State One-Act Play-3; Intramural Plays-1. 2; Glee Club-1. 2. 3. -I; National Honor Society-3, 4; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; All State Music Festival- 3; F.T.A.-3, 4. MARY C. MOSCATELLO Variety Show-2; Pub- lic Speaking-3; Girls’ Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. 4; Girls' State: State One- Act Play-3: Intramural Plays-1. 2, 3: National Honor Socicty-3, 4; Mount Staff. Assistant Editor-in-Chicf; Glee Club-1. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Ski Team 3; F.T.A.-l. 2. 3. 4. Secretary. BARBARA A. NOTTE Dance Committcc-3; Mount Staff. Assistant Business Manager; Stu- dent Council-4; Latin Club-2, 3; C.Y.O.-l, Treasurer. 2. Secretary, 3. 4, Vice-President- State Treasurer; Variety Show-2; F.N.C.-2, 3. Vice-President 4. MARTIN J. NOTTE Monitor-3, 4; Baskctball-1; Dance Committee-1, 2; Intramural Play-2; Football-4; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-4; Intramural Basketball-2. 3, 4. MARIE A. PALLUTTO Business Club-3, 4. Secretary; J.V. Cheerleader; Stu- dent Council-3; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, 4. BETTY J. PALUCCI Cheerleader, J.V., Varsity-2, 3, 4; Dance Committee- 2. 3. 4; Glee Club-2. 3. 4; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A.-l; F.N.C.-3, 4. DOREEN A. PAUL Dance Committee-1. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Plays-2, 3, 4; Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-4; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3, 4; All State Music Festival-3; F.T.A.-l. 2. 3, 4. JOYCE E. PELLERIN Majorette-2, 3, 4 Dance Committee-2, 3 Intramural Plays-1 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3, 4 Girls' Ski Team-2 F.T.A.-l, 2. ROBERT J. PICUCCI Monitor-3. 4; Baseball- 4; Basketball-1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Committee-1, 2. 3. 4; Intramural Plays-1. 2, 4; C.Y.O 1- 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club-3, 4. DOLORES J. PILLON Business Club-3, 4; Dance Committee-3; Mount Staff; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3, 4. BERNADETTE M. PLIZGA Business Club-4: Mount Staff: Latin Club-2. WANETA A. POLZELLO Girls' Basketball-2; Business Club-3, 4; Dance Committee-1, 4; Glee Club-1, 2. 3: Mount Staff; Latin Club-2; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. I; F.N.C.-2. ANN MARIE PRATICO J.V. Cheerleader; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club-1; Latin Club-2. 3. 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A.- 1. 2. 3. 4. -A -■ PETER D. RAPELYE Monitor-3, 4; Intramu- ral Basketball-3 , 4; Baseball-2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Plays-4; Glee Club-4; Mount Staff; Varsity Club-4. MAUREEN A. REARDON Girls' Basketball-2; Dance Committee-1, 2, 3. 4; Intramural Plays- 1. 2. 4: Glee Club-1, 2. • 3. 4: Latin Club-2. 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Ski Team-2, 3; Variety Show-2; F.T.A.-l, 2. 3. 4. PAMELA J. REJESKI Girls' Baseball-3; Dance Committee-2; Glee Club-1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club-2, 3. 4; C.Y.O.- 1. 2, 3. 4; F.T.A.-l. 2. JULIET P. ROMEO Business Club-3, 4; Glee Club-1. 2. 3, 4; C.Y.O.-l, 2, 3. 4. NANCY A. ROUNDS Business Club-3. -I: C.Y.O.-I. 2. 3. i- ANTHONY F. RUSSELL C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM SCHULTZ Monitor-1: Senior Cabinet-1. DAN ILL J. SENECA L lmramur.il Basket- ball-2; Monitor-3; Dance Committee- s’. Student Council- 2; C.Y.O.-l, 2. 3, President -I; Dis- trict C.Y.O. Presi- dent. MARY T. SHAPPY Girls' Basketball-2: Business Club-3; Dance Com. mittcc-1. 2; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. -I; F.T.A.- 1. BARBARA E. SHORTLE Band-3: Girls' Basketball-2; J.V. Cheerleader; Class Sccretary-1; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. -I; Intramural Plays-1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club-1, 2, 3. •I; Mount Staff; Latin Club-2. 3, i; C.Y.O.-l. 2, 3. 4; All New England Music Festival-3 . Variety Show-2: F.T.A.-l, 2. 3. 4. This Yearbook was digitized b volunteers from the FRANCIS H. SHORTSLHEVE Monitor-': B.tnd-I; Basketball-1. 2. y. Class Pres- ident- 1: Dance Committee-1: Football-1. 2; Glee Club-J: Student Council-1: C V.O.-l. 2. i. COLHEN M. SLATTERY Business Club-5: Glee Club-I. 2: C.Y.O.-I. 2. 3, 4. MARIE II. SORRENTINO Mount Staff; Sci- ence Club-?. 4; Latin Club-2. 3. -I; C.Y.O.-I. 2. See- rctjrv 3. 4: F.T.A.- 1. 2. ?. 4. JOHN I. STANLEY Band-1. 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball-2. ?; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club-2. 3. 4. LINDA J. STRATTON Girls' Basketball-2; C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3. 4; State Sci- ence Fair. SHEILA A. VAHLE Girls' Basketball-2; Latin Club-2. 5. -I; C.Y.O.- 1. 2. 3. 4. and the Rutland Free Library. WILLIAM M. VARGAS Monitor-3. •� : Dance Committee-2. 3. -i: Student Council-3. I: C.YO.-I. 2. 3. I: Latin Club-2. 3. Treasurer i. ROBERT B. WHITE Monitor-i: Dance Commit tee-3: CY.O.-l. 2. 3. -I; Varsity Club-1: Ski Team-3, i. WILLIAM L. WHITE Monitor-', i; Basket- ball-3: Boys' State-3; Dance Committee-1. 2; Football Mur.-3: Cilcc Club-2. 3. i: National Honor Societv-3. Treas- urer i: Latin Club-2. 3, i: C.Y.O.-I. 2. 3. L Varsity Club-3. -I- GEORGE R. WOODS Monitor-'. -1: Baseball- 1. 2. 3. I: Basketball- 1, 2. 3. •: Dance Com- mittee-1. 2. 3. -I: Intra- mural Plavs-I: Foot- ball-1. -I: Glee Club-1. •I; C.Y.O.-I. 2. 3. 1; Varsity Club-3. -L I WAYNE F. YOUNG Monitor-1: Band-l. 2. 3; Baseball- i; Basketball. 1. 2. 3; Dance Committee-1. 2. 3. -I: Football-1. 2. 3; Student Council-1: C.Y.O.-l. 2. 3, j; Intramural Basketball-1: Class Vice-President-1. 1 v Senio This is the group who runs our Senior class. Color them True Blue. Senior Officers: Mickey Car- boncau—treasurer. Mary Beane—sec- retary. Tom Costello—president. John Lawrence - vice-president. Other members of the Senior Cabinet: Patsy Ciotfi. Billy Schultz. Carol Broza. and Tom Lozinski. Our Queen Pat reigns over the Norwich I’niversity Winter Carni- val. (Patricia Chchy) Gancficf What's the matter. Mary? Isn't he your type? (Mary Moscatello) Don't look now, BUT — (Mary Beane. Mike Courcelle) Here's Joe again with his usual discussion about the problems of (he world. (Paul Kusina, Joe Badgcwick. Jack Garofano) Come now. John and Carol. Math i r -----� - ■ 1 i__ t — • BEST ALL ROUND Best all round? How many inches, Fran ? Frances Bania, John Lawrence BEST LOOKING Be careful. Tudy— that's John's hair, you know. Joyce Pellcrin, John Bioty MOST STUDIOUS This (very night? Never! Aurce Hamilton. Dolores Connors, Joe Badgcwick Tom Lozinski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Most likely to succeed in what? Mary Jean Hinchey. Martin McCue MOST DEPENDABLE Most dependable? They're off — to Bennington. Betty Palucci. George Woods BEST ATHLETES Louder, Betty, I can't hear you. BEST DANCERS CLASS DREAMERS 1 anil 2 and 3 promen a d c say Wayne and Sue. the class strutters. Sue Bavis. Wayne Young Maureen shares her magic dream- ing potion with Mike. Maureen McCann, Mike Johnson Judy Allard. Paul Kusina MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT “Beat the drums and call from the rooftops, M.S.J. is the best.” Take it from Paul and Judy, the most spirited in the class. MOST COURTEOUS “Don't he so embar- rassed. John, you know you make me do it every day. says Barb. Barbara Nottc. John Anderson PERSONALITY PLUS You need more than a yardstick to meas- ure the personality of Fran and Bill. Frances Bania, William Schultz MOST REPRE- SENTATIVE Most representa- tive? One picture is worth a thou- sand words. Kathy Halpin. Joe Badgcwick CLASS MUSICIANS Judy displays her great talent while Frank imperson- ates Major P. Judy Allard. Frank Shortslccvc MOST BUSINESSLIKE Mow t o succeed in business without really trying. say Annie and Hob. Auree Hamilton, Bobby Picucci CLASS ACTRESS AND ACTOR Hollywood just isn't ready for Gutsie and Kathy. Pat Chchy, Kathy Haipin. Dan Scnecal Richard Guyette MOST PRACTICAL Pat makes a deposit but —will Danny let her? A dollar goes fast these days. CLASS TAXI DRIVERS Maryann and Mic- key won't be go- ing far today. This is the usual state of Mick's car. Mary Ann Foster. Mike Carhoneau CLASS ARTISTS AND CLASS CLOW NS John and Marian put the finishing touches on the life- like statues of our class clowns. Maryon Abbott. John Bioty Nancy Clifford. Doug Chioffi 38 I'lKST ROW; A. Lrjnkiewic . I Sliortslceves. M. Roy. M. Reardon, G. limerick. R. Philburt. M. Badge-wick. E. McCuc, C. King. L. Del I veneri SECOND ROW: S Hebert S Hubbard. M Clarino, ). Haley, R. Castle. T. Cannata, I’. Hogan. M. McCann. P. MeGann, M. M. Connolly. X. Gouciioc. THIRD ROW: I: Niles. W. Burke. J. Pcllerin. P. Grace. J. Kent. C. Ricci. I;. Miglorie. R. Ciarrow, J. St. Marie. I Hurley. I Ol R’lll ROW . R Marro. Ci Kuglcr. D. Cosgrove. R. Bishop. Ii. Bove. H. ShortslecM-s. T. Grace. I:. Macfarlanc-. (i. Dtibray. , Juniors I'IRS'l ROW: I., riioinj'son. S. Wall. S. Polzello. I.. Notte. (. Manolti. M. Ponto. C. Xotte. K. Bel fore. M Belfore. G. Valente. SECOND ROW V W bittern..re. M Dupre. M. Mangan. J. Waterman. K. l.aChame. J. Wheeler. M. Parle. J. Holden. M. Reilly. P. Whalen. J. Hannon THIRD ROW: P. Abatiell. R O'Brien. M Lord. M. Doucette. J. Ljl.ibcrte. P. Lane. M. Clarino. M. Coveil, 1). Esposito. R. Con.mt. D Ponto. R Joyce LOI’RTH ROW: R. Pond. J. Hatch. B lynch. R Bioty. T. Candon. J. I.an illo. R. W'ood. M. Colomb. J. Casey, J I.e) R Eddy. FIFTH Row i Bove M McDonough. I Anoe. J Gallipo J Gauthier. R. Smith, J. Notte. J. Hcrlihy, li. O'Neill. I. Wilk. THOMAS CANDON President SAI.LV wall Secretary SHEILA BURKE Treasurer MARYANN BELFORE Vice-President FIRST ROW: C Goulette. C. Zullo, S. Moore, L Guinness, .1 Brown. S. Chioffi. P. Garafono. C Callahan, J. LaBrake. L Lemmo. SEC OND ROW: M. Tre.mor. L. Houle. E. Pawlusiak. G. Keith. G. Howard. I Pucci. S. Krys tofik. 'I Fish. N. Manpieri. C. Caliguiri. R. Li Faso. M Dcnardo. L. Giancola. THIRL) ROW: W. McGarrv. M McCLillen. L. Hancc. S. Varpa. J. Fra ier. C. Kane. M. Hauph. S Burke. P. Clark. A. McKinnon. J. Marotti. J. Holden. FOURTH ROW: R. Accorsi, J. Esposito. A Tiraboschi. J. Lemmo. J. Burke. E. Layden. J. Sabol. R. Gipgipe. .1. Spencer. I). Ferrick. T. Sheehan. ). Stearns. R. Seymour. FIMH ROW: G. Guinness. F. Short. J. Crandall. F. DiCesare. A. Robertson, j. Pratt. J. Silva. R. Del.onp. A Cassarino. T. Sheehan. I IK''I ROW: I Parker. H. Hove. J. Eagan. I Stuart. P. Rcillv, J. McKearin. B. Cm tone. J. La Pine. P. Brown. B. Trombley. SECOND ROW: I' O'Neill. S Cone Jon. S. Smith. B. Oe cchow'ki. F. Smyrski. A. Camp. Ci. Puller. M. Bean. F. Bi zarro, M. Hallidav. P. Margo. I'HIRD ROW: R. Cliaves J. Connor. I) Shewed. K (.«arrow. M. Barrett. I.. Fusco. M. I.al’iana. R. Peters. R. Genovesi. P. Pillon, J. BranchauJ. (« Donahue. IOI Kill ROW: A. LaChancc. B. Flanagan. T. Francis. A. Romano. P. Mulcahy. A. Robertson. M. Marro. K Onion. R Kelley. P. Keenan. J Venne FIFTH ROW: J. Sanborn. J. Gleason. J. Romano. I.. Lyman. M. Stanley, B. Costello. F. Haas. T. LaFond. P ( onw.iv. Sop h opnomores FIRST ROW M. Considine. R. Russell. S. Fitzgerald. N. Valach. J. Burke. R I.ataso. F. Krysztofik. D. Wheeler. I.. Chabot. S. Garaf.mo. SECOND ROW: F l’rankiewicz. C. Erwin, G. Eddy. D. Earle. J. Miles. A. Altobcll. R. DeBlois. K. Wernhoff. D. Alexander. THIRD ROW: A. Bi zaro. J. Grace. D. Cassidy. J. Me Cue. I Fish. R. Spooner. G Bliss. C. Salebra. M. Conlon. N. Cosen ti no. FOl’RTH ROW E. E'po'ito. T. Rousseau. K. Daly. F. Goulettc. B. Shortsleeve. A. Rossi. N. Rafter, B. McDonough, E. Young. 1.. Cooper. LAWRENCE COOPER MARY ANN WELCH I.INDA PARKER MARY FRANCES McCORMICK President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW: R. Valente. M. Elwcrt. J. Aincs. D. Mytvch. E. Valleroli. M. Hamilton. L. Ciccone, A. Walsh. S. Draper. J. Chioffi. SEC- OND ROW': M. Barrett. M. Welch, C. Fairbanks. V. Rabtoy. G. Mayo, A. Kent. M. Guyette. P. Pockette, C. Goddard, M. Bioty, C. Ettori. THIRD ROW': M. Anoc. M. Fox. R. Wall. J. Stratton. S. Fredette, B. Graven. M McG rmick. M. Fox. A. Grazini. C. Senecal. B. St. Gelais. C. Nagy. FOURTH ROW': F. Galarneau. P. Sclleck. A. Powers. M Sherowski. J. Lawson. A. Bossa. L. Fenson. P. St. Peter. D. Merrill. P. McLaughlin. B. Pitts. D Williams. FIFTH ROW': D. Gleason. J. Pitanicllo. R. Murphy. R. Musella. P. Baker. J. Valente, G. Rotella. ). W'hittcmorc. M. Short. Sister Miriam Teresa’s Geometry students learn how many degrees in an inscribed angle. Don’t you dare look at those keys,” says Sister Mary Raymond to her Typing, I class. FIRST ROW: C Kessop, M. Moore. C. Del.ong. 1J. Ferguson, J. Desmarais. C. Crucitti. M. Ragosta. M. Amato. K. Ragosta, M. Butter- fly. SECOND ROW: J. Gech.i. S. Aceorsi. J. Cotrupi. C. Mangier i. P. I laugh. K. Brown, B. Martin. A. Garafano. I). Amato. M. Simonds. E. Pietryka. THIRD ROW: I:. Stapleton, J. Ragosta. D. Gorruso. M. Freedom. W. Du Bray, E. Cooper. M. Foley, I.. Socia. D. 'p.jvlor. J. Bride. FOl’RTH ROW: E. Barker. G. Lee. M. Barron. F. King. V. Francis. J. Ryan. M. Keefe. M. Gilligan. D. Daly. S. Clarino, •p McKirryher. FIFTH ROW: H. Southard. P. Shortsleeve. F. Blichar . F. Buggiani. D. Hevey. G. Hier. P. Cassarim� . FIRST ROW: S. Wing. A. Stickney, J. Gaggige, D. Gouchoe. M. Daley. F. McDonough, C. Dcnardo, P. MePhee, C. Kent. Margo. SECOND ROW: K. McGann. K. Pratt. I:. Stanley, V. Sabataso, X Rollins, M. Dcsmarais. M. Kennedy, M. Battles, G. Goddard. J. Dona- hue. K- Flanagan. THIRD ROW: L. Lyman, M. Taylor. M. Savage. S. Shappy. H. Wahlstrom, P. Daley, J. Varga. B. Bibeau. H. Car- penter. J. Welch. FOl'RTH ROW: D. Hughes. G. Marcotte, M. O'Neill. I.. Gcndron. C. Wimette, J. Shelve)’. C. Notte. D. Haynes, M. KcHoc. C. Clarino. R. Ryan. FIFTH ROW: F. McKcarin. C Onion. K. Egan. D. Zsido, R. Cillo. ]. Wasik. R. Roucoulct. T. LaPlaca. 44 FIRST ROW: M. I iFrancois, J. Nagy. M. Macfarlane. P. Trapeni. R. Dougherty. S. McGinnis, D. Walsh, M. Canavan. D. McLaughlin, A. Pellegrino. SF.CON'D ROW: M. Hove. B. Elkey. J. Cook. S. Zullo, J. Courcellc, C. De-Long, I. Kinney. A. Robertson. M. Gallagher. THIRD ROW: R. Morrow. J. Krysztofik, B. Trombley. B. Halliday. J. Mulcahv. A. Robertson. J. Genola. J. Doucette. W. Koski, P. Terrill. FOURTH ROW: R. Abel. T. Payne, W. Rejcski. B. Taylor. M. O'Brien. C. Popovitch. J. Hennessey, B. Gauthier, R. Courcellc. FIFTH ROW: J. Kelley, P. Kelley. J. Clumpinc. G. Course)', A. Rossetti. R. Shcehc, F. Terenzini. Basic Math students enjoy classes in the Chem. I.ab. These Freshman World History students learn about Columbus. 45 Mary Frances McCormack and Tom Sheehan display the qualities which made them queen and king of the Sophomore Hop. Marty says that Sir Francis Drake discovered America in 1 iS5. 47 FIRST ROW: J. Esposito. J. Anderson. M. Muscatcilo, R. Manley. J. Bioty. R. Barrett, R. LaPenna, J. Silva, G. Woods. SECOND ROW': G. Esposito, A. Cassarino. J. Gallipo. M. Calipuiri, D. Cos- prove. Wr. Burke, R. Garrow, A. Biz aro, R. Kelly, B. Shortslccve. THIRD ROW: P. Keenan. J. Crandall. J. Sanborn, P. Cassarino. J. Kent. F. Buppiani. T. Rossi. H. Shortsleeves. B. Flanapan. J.. Champine. R. Cappipc. F. Short, R. Cillo. F. O'Neil. D. Hayden. R. Barker. D. Taylor. Score ioaref Rice 13- 6 Springfield ... 7- 6 Brattleboro .13-12 Bennington C. •12- 6 Middlcbury 13- 0 Bennington 25- 0 Bellows Falls .. 25- 0 Rutland .. 26-25 Look what's waiting for Mrs. Manley. Head Coach: Fundsic” Cioffi Asst. Coach: Tony Zingali The Green Wave of Mt. St. Joseph Academy made history this season hy capping the state title and gain- int; permanent possession of the rotating city championship trophy. It was the first time in thirteen years that M.S.J. has won a state- title. It was also the first time that they have won permanent posses- sion of the city-series trophy. The success of the team this year was not the work of one or two star players but the combined efforts of eleven men working as one. The success was also due to the fine coaching of Mr. Alfonso Cioffi and Mr. Anthony Zingali. We are extremely proud of our team this year and we would like to wish future M.S.J. teams the same success. The Sisters’ prayers plus the team’s fight equal victory. STANDING: John Anderson. George Woods. Ronnie Barrett. Mike Courccllc. Dick Guyette. KNEELING: Cocapts. Ron Manley, and John Bioty. 49 The wildest pep-band Watch that offensive holding, Ref! For the last time, get that camera OFF the field. WF. BEAT ‘Nuf RUTLAND. Inky-' cuts through mud and snow for a first down against No one gets a T.D. on every play. 51 Bullwinkle is outnumbered again. Where'd it go, fellahs? Boner displays the origin of his name. Goach Browne pops in a free throw during the Faculty game. BOYS” SECOND ROW: P. Kusina—manager. R. Picucci, J. Gauthier, F. Buggiani. G. Woods, T. Costello—captain, Mr. Browne—coach. Gutsie goes up with a hook shot. 53 Mr. Davidson surveys the situation. Coach Jim Browne George W'ikkIs Captain Tom Costello Bob Picucci Otter Valley Rice Memorial Otter Valley Middlebiiry Bennington Cath. Bellows l;alls West Rutland Springfield Bennington Brattlcboro Brattlel oro Manager Paul Kusina SCOREBOARD M.S.J. Opp. M.S.J. Opp. 49 51 Rutland 67 49 50 51 Windsor 57 49 78 35 West Rutland 51 45 75 41 Springfield 58 56 40 34 Bennington 70 41 47 51 Brattlcboro 63 57 50 64 Rutland 59 56 51 62 Bellows Falls . 49 50 46 44 Windsor 63 50 69 65 Faculty 78 SO TOURNAMENT 59 55 Bellows Falls . 47 44 FIRST ROW: J. Pawlusiak, J. Champinc, J. Bove, M. Giligiuri. P. Pil- lon. J. Sanborn. SECOND ROW: P. Kusina, M. McDonough. B. Costello. M. Stanley. F. Buggiani. F. DiCesare. J. Hadeka, T. Candon, Coach Jim Davidson. SCOREBOARD Otter Valiev M.S.J. 60 Opp. 22 Rutland M.S.J. 44 Opp. 30 Benninuton Cath. 23 26 Windsor 70 35 Rice Memorial ... 27 31 West Rutland 36 29 Otter Valiev -16 35 Springfield Bennington Brattlcboro 56 64 Middlcbury Bellows Falls 43 25 . 74 54 37 30 41 27 West Rutland 38 26 Rutland 40 48 Springfield Bennington .. 47 50 Bellows Falls 45 44 . 47 15 Windsor 60 41 i jv. 111 11 ■ Brattlcboro 39 29 � IIIVIJVI The Basketball season this year was, to say the least, a very suc- cessful one. The Mounties played excellent ball all season and the games that were lost were all close ones. The boys fought hard all the way to the tournament and almost won their semi-final tilt. They should be further congratulated for their superb ball handling and sportsmanship which they displayed throughout the season. We, the class of ’63, wish the same success to the future Academy Basketball Teams. 55 CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN FIRST ROW': R. O'Brien, J. Rcjcski, P. Terrill. R. Merrow, M. Treanor. M. Folev. R. Marro. SECOND ROW’: J Herlihy. T. Francis. G. Rotella. R. Graves. R. Barrett. R. Bioty, M. Moscatello. R. Ku ma. J. Bioty. Dick Kuzma John Bioty PA Betty Pa luce i. Maty Margaret Connolly. Gail Howard, Fran Bizzarro, Concctta Ettori. Mary Ann Welch. J. v. Joanne Gcnola Virginia Francis Gail Goddard Johnna Donahue Barbara Elkey Andrea Stickney missing from picture Debby Gouchoe G A e e r i e a cf e r s 57 Mr. Napoleon Ianni, Director and Sister Mary Emmanuel, Moderator E. Vallcroli. S. Moore, R. Conant, M. Simonds. J. Ryan. B. Pitts, M. Stanley, J. Allard, selected for All-State. FIRST ROW': P. Clark. E. Vallcroli. S. Krysztofik, K. Callahan, I. Allard. M. Kennedv. E. Stanley. M. B. Moore, M. Preedom. SECOND ROW: M. Kehoc. D. Gouchoe. S. Chioffi. M. Daley. M. Manpan. T. EaPlacca. I.. Fusco. M. Bioty. THIRD ROW': M. J. Halliday. A. Powers. J. Courcellc. R. Ryan. H. Girpentcr. M. Anoe, 03a R. Conant. E. Vallcroli. S. Moore, J. Ryan, selected for All-New England. Turlt All ml TfffwnA fhr PNtlm nr pTnrl M. Ha ugh, M. O'Neill. C. Clarino. T. Rousseau. I.. Houle. S. Wall. FOURTH ROW': A. Rosetti. M. Stan lev. F. Migloric, J. Stanley, R. Conant. FIFTH ROW': C. Onion. P. Kelley, J. Spencer. C. Kane. D. Gorrouso. S. Moore. Carol Bro a. nef MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH BAND Under the expert direction and guidance of Mr. Napoleon Ianni and Sister M. Emmanuel the Mount St. Joseph Band has been able to participate in many activities during the current year. The band's snappy music boosted the school spirit at our home football games this season. It was on hand for the Veterans' Day Parade, the Christmas parade and to assist the Knights of Columbus in the induction of new members. On December 16, the band participated in a joint concert with the Glee Chorus. Another exciting event to take place in May has developed for the musicians. They have been invited to participate in the 'Ianni Festival,” to be held this year at Otter Valley Union High School. The Vermont Festival Parade in Burlington. Tri-State at Tangle-wood, in Lenox, Massa- chusetts, an exchange concert with Otter Valley Union High School Band and Woodstock Alumni Day arc also on our agenda. Band Officers include: FIRST ROW’: M. Bioty. R. Conant. J. Stanley. STANDING: D. Gorrouso, E. FIRST ROW : B. Cotrupi. M. A. Belforc, P. Rapclye, R. Barrett, K. I.a Chance, K. Onion. S. Wall. I). Chioffi. I.. Cooper, P. Reilly, B. Oczcchowski, M. McCue. Sr. St. Catherine. J. I .a Brake, P. Gara- fano. SI:CON'D ROW: R. I: Kly. K. Callahan. S. Chioffi. M. Elwert. A. Pratico, M. Beane. J. Holden. T. Fish. C. littori. M. A. Welch. J. Marro, C. Goulctte, J. Allard. G. M. Keith, R. I.a Faso, L. Houle, B. Palucci. J. Fucci. A. Li Chance. THIRD ROW: M. Moore, M. Moscatello. M. Abbott. J. Romeo, J. Goulctte. P. Clark. R. Wall. M. J. Halliday, K. Halpin, S. Varga, M. M. Connolly. P. Rejeski. B. Pitts. D. Merrill. D. Representatives to the All-New England Music Festival include: FIRST ROW': B. Cotrupi, P. Garafano. S. Chioffi. S. Wall. M. A. Bclfore. SECOND ROW: M. McCue. W. White. E. Krys tofik. J. Garofano. P. Rapelye. THIRD ROW': F. Miglorie. J. Stearns, D. Cosgrove. I.. Lyman. M. Muscatcllo, G. Guinness, M. LaPiana, D. Ponto. FOl’RTH ROW: Sister St. Catherine. K. LaChance, I. Fucci, S. Varga. M. A. I laugh. M. McGinn. I. Romeo. Missinu from pic- Connors. B. Shortlc, M. McGann. S. Burke. FOURTH ROW: S. Bavis, B. Frankicwicz, F. Smyrski, M. Sherow- ski, A. Powers, M. J. Marro, M. Frankiewiez, M. Clarino, M. A. Haugh. R. M. Castle. C. Godcrwis. P. Mulcahey, P. Scllcck, M. Clarino. S. Conation. M. McCann. D. Paul. FIFTH ROW: j. Canney. M. LaPiana, E. Krysztofik, R. Manley. K. Garrow. B. Lynch, J. Valenti. F. Shortslceve. R. Guyettc, D. Cos- grove. R. Kelley, M. Moscatello. M. Courcelle, J. Ferrari. J. St. Marie. J. Maslack, B. White, D. Ponto. SIXTH ROW: R. Kuzma. F. Goulctte. A. Rossi. L. Lyman, G. Woods. T. Costello. G. Guinness, J. Garafano. Patty Clark, Accompanist Sister St. Catherine, moderator of the Glee Club, and her All State Chorus: P. Clark, C. Zullo, C. Goulctte, M. Beane. M. McGann, J. Stearns, G. Guinness. FIRST ROW': R. White. W. White. J. Anderson. .1. Lawrence. R. Barrett (Secretary). M. Courcellc (Vice-President). J. Bioty (Pres- ident). J. Maslack (Treasurer). R. Manley. R. Cuvette. SECOND ROW: J. Marotti. W. Burke. P. Kusina. J. Candon. I. Costello. G. Woods. M. Moscatello. M. Caliguiri. R. Marro. L. Giancola. THIRD ROW: R. Bioty. T. Sheehan. J. Hcrlihy, D. Cosgrove. J. Silva, H. Shortsleeve. R. Ca cigc. J. Stearns. J. Esposito. R. O'Brien. FIRST ROW: J. Welch. M. Treanor. E. McCue. SECOND ROW': K. Wernhoff. P. McCann. F. Krysztofik. T. Costello, J. Spencer. THIRD ROW: R. Ryan. J. Ryan. L. Wasik, L. Gendron. M. McCann. D. Ponto. —Sister Mary Patrick, Sister Saint Christopher. FIRST ROW': J. Allard. M. Dcnardo, M. Eagan. J. Burke. J. Keith. Sister Helena. SECOND ROW: C. Caliguirc. J. Fucci, S. Varga, M. Clarino. S. Hebert, J. Howard, R. Lafaso, J. Brown. THIRD ROW': J. Marotti. P. Abaticll, J. Spencer, A. Luyden, F. Dicesare, T. Cmdon. J. Stearns, I.. Giancola. Science G a6 The Mu Sigma Iota Chapter of the Future Scientists of America had an interesting and informative year. Several speakers were kind enough to address our club. Among them was Mr. Gallo, who discussed the sun and its chemical make-up. Dr. Barrett of Dartmouth talked to the club on viruses and the importance of biology today. On January 19, the Science Club sponsored a dance, Frosty Frolic,” which was enjoyed by all. Our Science Night, Progress in Science was a great success and presented many aspects of science at M.S.J. to the public. The officers of the Science Club discuss the prospects of a career in Science with Professor Barrett of Dartmouth College. 65 FIRST ROW': A Praticc. M. Beane. M. Clarino, S. Chioffi, C. Caliguire. J. LaBrake. M. A. lie I fore. S. Wall. J. Allard. M Surrentino. SF.COND ROW: J. Marotti, P. Chehy, M. Dubray, M Denardo, R. Lifaso. B. Pawlusiak, J. Pucci, 0. Burke. M. J Ilinchcy. B. Palucei. M. A. Dupre. P. Clark. W. White. THIRD ROW: !i. Krysztofik. S. Burke. D. Cannon, S. Varga. M. Clarino M. McCann. P. McCann. M. I.ord. K. Hatpin. D. Connors. Ii. Shortle, P. Ahatiell. FOI’RTH ROW: P. Kusina. J. Garofano, M Reardon. M. McCann. C. Ballard. M. A. Fagan. M. Doucette. D. Paul, C. Broza, P. Rejeski. C. Rapelye. FIFTH ROW: J. Mas lack. F. Miglorie. R. Cuvette. J. Badge-wide, M. A. Haugh. M. Clarino. C. Goderwis. C. Kane. F. Bove, T. Sheehan. J. Garofano W. Vargas. L, at in C uf) The Inter Nos Chapter of the Junior Classical League was awarded the A.P.S.L. Latin Trophy in October by the Association for the Promotion of the Study of Latin. At a formal candlelight ceremony 30 members of the Latin III class were inducted into the club by the presiding officers. To further interest in the classics among students, the project undertaken this year was a presentation of the Greek tragedy, The An- tigone. All members of the Club took the Nationwide Latin Exam in March. The cast for the Latin Club's presentation of Antigone.” and their director. Sister John David. FIRST ROW: J. Lemmo, R. Philburt, M. Moore, M. Elwcrt. SECOND ROW: P. Hau h, ). Cotrupi, C. Kane, F. Migloric, P. Clark, J. Allard. JlCusic C'Iu£ The Mount Saint Joseph Academy Student Chapter, NCMEA is affiliated with the National Catholic Music Education Association. The Student Chapter of NCMEA is one of the eight departments of the national association. It was founded in 1952 for the purpose of extending the opportunities of the Association to high school and college students who have a definite interest in music. At present, there are over 30 chapters in the country. Officers of the Mt. St. Joseph Academy Chapter are: President—Maureen McCann. Secretary-Trcasurer—Patricia Clark. Talented pianists are the Music Club officers, Maureen and Pal tv Clark MRS I ROW: C. G.ir.it.ino. J. Lemmo, M. A. Belforc. M. Clarino. B. X’ottc. Vice-President; E. Burke. President; B. Burke. Sec- retary; M. DuBr.iy. Treasurer; J. La Brake. F. Krysztofik. K. Callahan. J. Burke. SECOND ROW: P. McGann. M. Guyctte. M. Bu'iv. S. St. Gelais. I.. Guinness. S. Moore. J. Brown. P. Reilly. I.. Parker. M. Dcnardo. J. McKearin. C. Zullo. M. Considinc. R. Prilhurt. S. Hebei t. I HIRD ROW: M. A. Dupre. P. Reardon. P. Chehy. B. Pawlusiak. P. Badgcwick. N. Mangierc. A. McKinnon. (. Lmritk P. Duval. I.. Boule. J. I'ucci. J. LuPinc. P. Brown. B. Trombley. FOURTH ROW: A. Frankiewic . K. LaChance, J. Waterman, s Krysztofik. M. I I ox. B. Wall. M. J. Holiday. M. M. Connelly. S. Hubbard. D. Cannon. K. Sandborn, P. Clark. M. Anoe. Ml-III ROW: K W'ernhoff. S. Smith. S. Cnngdon. J. Frazier. J. Li Liberte. M Clarino. K. Onion. P. Mulcahy, K. Daly. M. J. Marro. P. Selleck. A Powers. B. Oczechowski. J. Li cwski. 7.x: a. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to provide its members with opportunities to acquire knowledge of careers in nursing and other health fields. The Mount St. Joseph I NC. which received its national charter in 1962. attempts to do this by discussions, guest lectures, films, and field trips. This year, the club, under the leadership of Eileen Burke and Barbara Notte. engaged in various activities. In November, the members served a spaghetti supper for the benefit of the Sisters’ Bazaar. The girls also raised funds for the scholarships and prizes which will be presented on Awards Night. Interested members enrolled in a First Aid course taught by Sister Jean. O.S.J., R.N. As the Mount goes to press. I NCers are planning trips to the Jeanne Mance School of Nursing in Burlington, and St. Luke's in Pittsfield. These girls received the blue and gold FNC pin in February: SEATED: J. Brown. M. Dcnardo. I. Lem- nio. P. Badgewick. M. Guyctte. STANDING: 1. l .lir .t,.. I r'..:---- n n —i. UTonitors Okay! Break it up! Let's keep moving!! This is the loiul. sharp cry from M.S.J.'s efficiency engineers, the Monitors. Echoing through the corridors these kind words of encouragement insure the prompt arrival of the students at their destinations. The moderator. Sister Anna Marie, lays down the traffic patterns to be enforced. FIRST ROW: From top to bottom: K. Picucci. J. Masl.uk. R. Barrett, R. White. P. Kusina. T. Lo inski. E. Krysztofik. SECOND ROW: J. Badsicwick. P. Rapelve. R. (iuvcttc. W. Schultz. M. Carhoneau, K Manley. J. Ijwrtruc. W. W hite. THIRD ROW': W. Clwmpine. T. Costello. J. Garofano. M. Courcelle, J. Biotv. R. Kuzina. Mike. Wayne, Jew and Geor.ec are caught checking on their monitor as signments u itli Sister Anna Marie. FIRST ROW: M. J. Hinchey—President. S. Bavis—Vice-President. M. Moscatello—Secretary. T. CiHo—Treasurer. SECOND ROW: R Peters. M. Elwcrt. M. Haugh. C. Goderwis. C. Senecal. M. Foley. M. Perry. D. Hughes. THIRD ROW: C. Caliguiri, P. Hogan. (� . Howard. IS. H.illiday. TOl RIH ROW: M. Beane. J. Garofano. C. Ettori, M. Doucette. M. McCann, M. Eagan, F. Bizzarre, M Clarino. X Clifford. B. Shortle. D. Paul. H. Carpenter. FIFTH ROW: A. Pratico. C. Ballard. M. Sorrentino. S. Varga. SIXTH ROW: M. Foster. T. Fish. M. Moore. I. Hance. SEVENTH ROW: E. McCuc. J. Shortslecve. K. Halpin, C. Mangieri. EIGHTH ROW': P. Pockette. M. MacFarlane. J. Wing. J. Holden. G. Keith. S. Zullo, S. Wall, P. Garaf.ino, A. Walsh. D. McLaughlin. .1. Stratton. M. Ponto. S. Chioffi, E. McDonough. J. Genola. C. Kane. 7 7 71. Last fall the first project of the Saint Thomas Aquinas F.T.A. was a bus trip to Boston. Junior and Senior members visited three colleges: Regis, Emmanuel, and Cardinal Cushing. The next activity was a car wash held on October 27, at MickcTs Mobil Station to raise money to pay for the previous bus trip. For the annual M.S.J.- R.H.S football game, club members sold green and white shakers and on November 13, an assembly was presented commemorating American Education Week. A display was put up on the main bulletin board in recognition of this nationwide event. An- other activity in connection with American Education Week was the annual Faculty Tea. The State Convention was held at Brattlcboro where Sally Wall was elected State Treasurer and Mary Jean Hinchey was announced outstanding senior member of the Club. Also during November, F.T.A. members made fudge for the Sisters' Bazaar. At Christmas a party with games, refreshments, and presents was given for the area's needy children. During the school year, the F.T.A. sponsored many other events, such as, a raffle, dances, School Queen, and Grinder Day, while at the monthly meetings, guest speakers addressed the club members concerning various phases of teaching. Many girls cither helped teachers or tutored one of their classmates and the seniors did some practice teaching during February. a In June, scholarships were awarded to deserving seniors from the money raised by the year's projects, and it is hoped that F.T.A. helped its members come to know a little more about the challenge of the teaching profession. Mary Jean Hinchey was named the outstanding Senior member of the club. Sally Wall is the State Treasurer. FIRST ROW: M. McCuc—Treasurer. J. Badgewick President. A. laiydcn Vice-President. M. Clarino—Secretary. SECOND ROW: B Notie. J. I .j Brake. T. Lynch. J. Varga. T. Camion. J. Herlihy, M J. Marro. F. Miglorie. W. Polzcllo. J. Cioffi. THIRD ROW: F. Burke. J. Allard. M. J. Hinchcy. W. Vargas. J. Bioty. J. I-awrence, M. A Fagan. ). Pellerin. D. Paul. FOl'RTH ROW: C Clarino. I Valleroli. P. Pockettc. L. Cooper. D. Farle. M. Trear.or. N. Gouchoc. J. Welch. T. Romano. F. Terenzini. S uc en ( ounci The Student Council is a body of students, who. elected by their classmates, represent them and their problems before the school. Fostering the qualities of citizenship, leadership, responsibility, scholarship, and sports- manship, the Council sponsors such activities as Christmas Baskets. Vocation Day, Tag Day, and Student of the Week. This year during the Lenten Season the Council initiated the practice of having the Monday Lenten Mass and the daily Rosary in the chapel. Sister Mary Martin explains the Student Cnunril Handbook fn Rarh an.! lohn FIRST ROW: C. Caliguiri. J. Allard. M. J. Hinchcy, K. Halpin. M. Moscatcllo. A. Hamilton. SFCOND ROW: P. Kusina. M. Moore. C. Ballard. J. Burke. T. Cillo. M Abbott. W White. THIRD ROW: M. Eagan. M. Mv.Ci.mn. J. Garofano. T. Costello. J. Badgewick, C. Goderwis. D. Connors. a iona Honor Society Newly Inducted Members: FIRST ROW: G. Keith. S. Chioffi. M Reilly. J. Fucci, J Li ewski, S. Varga. K. LaChance, S. Moore. SFCOND ROW; D. Paul. C. Kane. F. Short. I. Silva. 1. Stxncer. R Castle. I. Brooks. The Josephitc Chapter of the National Honor Society has been active this year in carrying out its traditional projects and activities. The year began with the election of officers and a discussion of the coming year's work. In November, five new members were initiated in a private ceremony at the monthly meeting. The members then rendered their services to the Sisters of St. Joseph for their Pre-Christmas Festival. That was followed by the annual Share drive and assembly. December was a busy month for the club with the wrapping of Share gifts and the annual Alumni Supper for its former members. The preparation and presentation of the February Induction was the next activity. The group also offered its services for the Faculty-Varsity basketball game. Members worked as ticket sellers and ushers. On March 6, there was a joint meeting of our chapter of the National Honor Society with the group from Rutland High School. The year ended with the annual Academy Awards Night on May 29. Sister John Joseph gives some advice to the WHS. officers. Dolores Connors, secretary f.mn-«-n Uimn FIRST ROW: O. Pillon. '. Polzcllo. J. A. Carpenter. J. VC'heeler. M. Pa Hutto,. A. Hamilton. F. B.tnij. 1). Kantorski, D. Mytych. S. McGuinncss. Allen. SECOND ROW': M. Hamilton. K. Bel fore. C. Notte. I.. Ciccone. M. Ponto. S. Polzcllo, I.. Notie, C. Goddard. C. Mainolti. D. Lahrccque. R. Valenti. M. Barrett. THIRD ROW: R. Thompson, M. Reilly. P. W'lulen. M. Roy, F. Dutlo. I.. Bartholomew. A. Kent. J. Mayo. V. Rubtoy. M. J. Mangan. A. Dutcllc. FOl’RTH ROW': J. Romeo. N. Connor. B. Pitts. D. Merrill. P. St. Marie. P. McLaughlin, C. Nagy. A Gra ini. M. F. McCormick. M. M. Earle. R. Faulkner. L. Fenson. FIFTH ROW: D. Ponto. S. Johnson. K. I.osebv. M. Covell. T. Anoe. R. Castle. F. Brothers. M. Frankiewic . W. Champinc. G. Haley. R. Lynch. 7 7;. . 7 The Mt. St. Joseph Academy of F.B.L.A. is now in its second year. The constitution has been written and submitted to the national office. The degree program is now under way. It is possible for members to attain the degree of Assistant, Leader, or Supervisor through their efforts in the Club. The chief project during the 1962-1963 school year was “Operation Eton. This was a full year’s work and involved obtaining information from the agricultural, industrial, and recreational fields in order to determine the contributions from each to the economy of Vermont. Operation Ikon,” has given each member of the F.B.L.A. who was active in the project a personal background in economic understanding so that he will know better how to select a vocation, spend his income, invest his savings and understand economic problems on the local and state levels. It has helped our chapter achieve a successful year of programming, fulfilling the twelve purposes of F.B.L.A. We hope an aware- ness of the importance and value of economics has been created throughout our school and community. S3 r s’ ancf !j]oys: S a e The governor of the 1962 Girls' State was Miss Kathy Halpin of Mount Saint Joseph Academy. Algy gives forth words of wisdom. Suppressed Desires by Susan Glaspcil CAST: Henrietta Brewster Sheila Burke Stephen Brewster F.Iwyn Layden Mabel Cheryl Caliguiri Senior players as the suspense builds up. Nervous, Joe? Fright” by James Reach CAST: John Martha Joseph Badgewick Carol Ballard Howard Richard Guyettc Vi,a Barbara Burke Harris John Lawrence The Sandbox by Edward Albce CAST: Grandmother Mommy Young Man Daddy Clarinet Player 'Intramural JJ aijs Patricia Reilly Patricia Mulcahy Lawrence Cooper Michael Lapiana Esterina Valleroli Wilbur .... Mrs. Maxwell AI r. Maxwell Virginia .... Belly Lou Connie Love Hits Wilbur by Donald Payton CAST: ........Charles Clarino Joan Mulcahy Richard Cillo Johnna Donahue Gail Goddard Julie Welch STAGE CREW: Frank Mijdnric. Maureen MiGann. Judy Allard. Martha Moore. J ie l$)oncfer licit by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman and Ben Hecht 1 ittrlt quin Richard Guycttc Pierrot John Lawrence Punchinello Jim Connors Columbine Kathy Halpin Mur got Cheryl Cali uire Director Sister John David 77 I cfiloria Tioarc FIRST ROW: K. Halpin. M. Moscatdlo. C. Ballard, T. Cillo. M. Beane. SECOND ROW: J. I.awrencc. M. Eagan. E. Burke. M. J. Hinchcy, B. Shortle. THIRD ROW: T. Costello. R. Kuzma. T. Lozinski, J. Badgewick, P. Rapelyc. Absent from picture were: M. Moore ami D. Chioffi. “U ie l ounl” L)ear oo FIRST ROW: W. Champinc. B. Nolle. A Dutdlc. F. Bania. M. Carhoncau. SECOND ROW': B. K.mtorski. A. Hamilton. F. Mainolfi. J. Carpenter. D. Fillon, W. Polzdlo, 1). Librvcquc, P. Chchy. THIRD ROW': J. l.i cwski, C. Daly. D. Connors. J. Brooks, B. Plizga. Yearbook Moderators Sister John Paul and Sister Miriam Teresa As eager Seniors, we searched for new ideas while working vigorously on the MOUNT. Under the guidance of Sister Miriam Teresa and Sister John Paul, we have tried our best to recapture the joys and sorrows of Retreats, assemblies, games, tournaments, pep rallies, plays, dances, anil the daily events of our school life. If. in the years to come, these pages bring back to you memories of the happy days we spent at Mount Saint Joseph, then our goal will have been attained. May you enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. 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Shorfsleeve WILSON SPORTS EQUIPMENT 43-45 Center Street 297 North Main Street Rutland’s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant PHONE 775-5955 Best Wishes D. Kuzmo 7 Pine St. RUTLAND, VT. ADAMS NOE, INC. PINNACLE RIDGE DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Cream E. Earlo J. Sfanlcy A. Russell Direct From Farm to You RUTLAND, VERMONT THE MARBLE SAVINGS BANK MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION N. Allen E. Brown Sales Service Accessories Parts SHORTLE MOTORS, INC. 279 South Main Street RUTLAND, VERMONT PHONE 773-8690 SORTIE Mrnr Jeep M. Carboncau M. Moscatcllo B. Shortlc R. Manley JEEP PEUGEOT RENAULT CITROEN At the Mount, Students Enjoy M. Kocnlcr B. Konforsli B. Cotrupi T. Lo::ns i Bottled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF RUTLAND, INC. CAMPBELL'S OIL SERVICE E. Kryzfofik P. Kusi na Gulf Range and Fuel Oils Budget Payment Plan RUTLAND, VERMONT PHONE 773-8922 Compliments of M. Sorrcntino Mr. Cioffi J. Brook GRAND FURNITURE 82 West Street RUTLAND, VERMONT ABELS TIRE CORPORATION PHONE 773-3700 C. Godorwis W. Young K. Halpin J. Badgcwick J. Lawrence D. Paul M. Carboncau Go Where Your Friends Go. Go to Your A W at 250 No. Main Street. C. Goulette J. Goulotto Compliments of RAY BEANE, INC. RUTLAND, VERMONT U09 The ineAi. in ( iLAJtom DnapenieA « . — can be. found aA — (jodnick 'a line JuAiiii.une -— 25 No. Alain Since A. Rail and, Vi. THE RUTLAND COUNTY BANK Established 1861 RUTLAND, VERMONT T. Cillo M. Foster J. Joyce Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Strong Enough to Protect You Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You FACTORY OUTLET DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Where's the Smart Place to Put Your Savings? THE RUTLAND CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 63 Center Street Rutland, Vermont M. J. Hinchey C. Ballard E. Burlc FAIR HAVEN RUTLAND Shoes Hardware Clothing and Accessories for the ENTIRE FAMILY All at the LOWEST PRICES In the WORLD NOBODY — NOBODY UNDERSELLS US! Is the Association You Should Contact for Your Savings or Mortgage Loans Best Wishes H. A. Eddy Oil Company, Incorporated M. Johnson G. Lambert M. Moore P. Chehy J. Bioty NORM PORTER STUDIO Grove Street RUTLAND, VERMONT SEWARD'S DAIRY BAR L. Stratton S. Johnson C. Slattery M. Shappy 224 North Main Street RUTLAND, VERMONT RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK Opposite Depot Parking Area B. Adams D. Garofano W. Polzello MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Buy Dependable Insurance Protection From Your Local Independent Agent He Serves You First! RUTLAND CITY ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS ALMA BORDEN AGENCY B. A. HYLAND AGENCY JOE JONES KINNEY, BELL CONNER, INC. A. C. MASON PIKE INSURANCE AGENCY LEONARD A. APPELL WARREN H. BROWN AGENCY JOHN H. DAVENPORT FRED A. FIELD SON SMITH ROBERTS AGENCY BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR Insurance ndependent AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST” CARBINE-ANDERSON JONES BAKE SHOP AND ALLAN FOY'S RESTAURANT On Vermont's Busiest Corner W. White E. Krysztofik GENERAL ELECTRIC PLANTS J. Maileck P. Rapclyc RUTLAND, VERMONT LUDLOW, VERMONT GREEN MOUNTAIN AWNING COMPANY Tarpaulins Awnings Flags Canvas Goods Canopies Tents Lewis F. Latuch M. Reardon Ass'i Mgr. OFFICES Burlington, Vt. 801 Williston Road Middlebury, Vt. 57 Court Street Montpelier, Vt. Blanchard Block Rutland, Vt. 455 West Street Phone 773-8422 Area Code 802 93 Killington Avenue RUTLAND, VERMONT St. Albans, Vt. 130' 2 No. Main Street The Store of Quality Drugs Compliments of FRANKIE PERRY Also Tested Cosmetics and Toilet Water Six Registered Pharmacists i BEAUCHAMP O'ROURKE 51 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont • f ■ Congratulations, Class of 1963 Whatever Is Worth Doing at All Is Worth Doing Well A. Hamilton W. Champino BARTLETT STUDIO A. Dutello B. Notto RUTLAND, VERMONT Phone 773-8480 Our Sincere Best Wishes to the 1963 Graduates D. Chioffi R. Guyette ORIN THOMAS AND SONS, INC RUTLAND, VERMONT fine Dairv Products Since 1920 WILSON CLOTHING COMPANY Shoes too Best of Luck to the Class of '63 From THE JUNIOR CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BUSINESS PATRONS Agnes' Beauty Shop Hartford Book Shop Ames Department Store Jean's Beauty Salon Ballard's Store Kenny's Creamery Butler's Grocery Kong Chow Restaurant Caggige's Market Larry's Music Store Carpenter's Pharmacy Lenoci's Shoe Service Casa Bianca Mainolfi's Bakery Crestv ood Beauty Salon Milady's Beauty Shop Davine's Service Station McNeil and Reedy R. E. Dezero and Son, Inc. Myer's Grocery Diamond National Corporation James A. Moran Hugh Duffy Coal Co., Inc. Proctor Super Market Eagan Flagstone and Slate Products Ray's Beauty Studio G. H. Eddy Market Roland's Service Station W. E. Grace Fur Company Rutland Auto Supply William Hart Insurance Agency Rutland Optical Company F. W. Woolworth Company SOCIAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Abbott Mr. and Mrs. William Allard Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Anoe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anoe Mrs. Margaret Badgewick Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Bania Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Neville J. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. James Barron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bavis Doctor and Mrs. Alberic H. Bellerose Mr. and Mrs. John Bioty Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bride Doctor and Mrs. William Brislin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burke Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burke Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caggige Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caggige Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Candon Mrs. Edward Canney Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chehy Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chioffi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cillo Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clarino, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connors Attorney and Mrs. Bartley J. Costello, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. 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