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FOREWORD ()nl tin «In am |as| §ome distant lav The wheels will fa|ter and lh(. si,ent gun Will see the las, ,eveIed t0 decay. Ami all in n c|angor spent and done. « t all i hri k t4n(j gtee| and 8tone are gone. And flesh and l | MMj are dust, the dreams live on. DEDICATION TO THE PARENTS OF THE Cl SS OF 1967 You have given us of your life and vour great love; your very features are mir- rored in us. You taught us about our God and, at the same time, to distinguish be- tween right and wrong. You also instilled within us a deep love for our country, a love which seeks to encompass the entire human race. From this love our loyalty and sense of dedication have sprung. We, the Class of 1967, owe to you, our parents, a tremendous debt of love, a debt to l)o paid in full during our lifetimes by living the l est possible lives, and raising our children to do the same. Please accept our sincere tribute to your parental love as a down payment on our special liability. This is a solemn promise that you will live on through us. It is our acknowledgment of the trust you have placed on our shoulders, as American youth, for the future of our nation, and that of our very world. This is also an ac- ceptance of your trust and the challenge that accompanies it; To dream the im- possible dream . . and make it come true. 1ABLB OF CONTPMS Title Page...................................Page 1 Dedication...................................Page 3 Principal’s Message..........................Page 6 Administration — Faculty.....................Page 7 Classes......................................Page 13 Seniors......................................Page 25 Activities — Organizations...................Page 57 Advertisements 5 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE. To the Class of '67 — Each of you will hold a special place in my memory as you leave M.S.J. to face the challenge and uncertainly of life ahead of sou. During my first year as Principal, I have watched vou pre- pare for your long awaited graduation day, confident that M.S.J. has helped you to seek your goal of self-fulfillment in this world and its ultimate expression in the eternal union with God in heav- en. In the words of Cardinal Newman. ’ May God support you all tin dav long, fill the shadows lengthen And the evening comes And the busy world is hushed And the fever of life is over And your work is done. Then in His mercy may he give you A safe lodging And a holy rest And peace at the last.” Father O’Connell Graduation I)a 1967 administration AND FACULTY Mr that governs well leads the blind; But he that teaches gives him eyes . . . Teaching is not a flow of words, nor the draining of an hour-glass. But an effectual procuring that a man know something which he knew not before, or know It Better. — South AD UIMSTRAnON HIS i: CI 1.1.i: CY THE MOST III I REND ROBERT I K)Y I . H I). H lio| of Burlington. Vermont. THE VEIN REVEREND IOIIN . LYNCH I )i«H e an Sii| rrintrn«lent of Schools THK KICIIT REVEREND JOHN M. KENNEDY Pastor of Christ lli«- King ChurHi THE REVEREND THOMAS II. CONNOR Pastor of St. Prior - Chureli THE REVEREND OMER L Dl EAI IT Pastor of Iinmaculalt Heart of Man Churrli ROW 1 Fr. Gninor. Mother S holastioa, Sr. M. Chri-tine. Msgr. Kennnh ROW 2 Fr. Du- lault. Mr. h Nolan. Mr. C. Rotella. Mr. J. Coughlin. Mr. W. Folr mi • i hAUJUY Siilcr Agnes Marie Sister Anna Marie Sister Bernard Mieliele Algebra I. II; B.i'i Malli II: Beligion World History: Modern History: Soeial Algebra I. II: Malli : Basie Math I. III. Studio Survey. F.T.A. Sister M. (V. phas Librarian Sister St. Christopher Sister M. Clementine Heligion II. Ill: Fnglbh I. Pi Sigma English III: Librarian Sister M. Cornelias Sister Francis de Sales Sister M. Helena Tvping I: Personal Tvping: Slenogra- Spanish I. II. III: Litui I: Freshman Biology: Plivsiology. F.S.A. Sister James Bernard Algebra I: Geometry: Basie Math II; Heliginn II. Sister John Joseph Typing II; Bookkeeping II; Stenogra- phy II: Serrel.iri.il Practice; Religion ill. National Honor Snielv Sister John Paul Chemistry: Earth Science. Yearbook Busimsss Board Sister M. Kathleen Biologv: Physiology: Religion I.F.N.C. Sister Madonna Therese French II. III. Sister M. Martin English I. Ill: Religion II: Reading. Student Gill lie’ll Sister Maureen Joseph Sister Miriam Teresa French I: English II: Religion I. Year- Algebra I, II: Geometry: Math IV. I wok Editorial Board Sister M. Patrick Religion I. II: Litin I; Advanced Litin. Pi Sigma Sister Paul Joseph Sister Stephen Marie Sister M. Virginia Record Keeping: Bookkeeping I: Tvp- General Biology: Earth Science. Year- Religion I. II. Ill: Mechanical Drawing ing II: Glerical Practice. F.B.LA. book Editorial Board 'I'litc V i rt i - ■ Am ti • • A-rtm l w Father Richard I ji Valles Religion IN Father (irrald Ragis Religion IN Father Jam Shew Religion IN Father Michael St. Pierre Religion IN Mr. Jam Browne English II. III. IN; Njr it Baskctbal Nlr. Alfonso (liofTi Nmcrican History: S mill Studies; So- cial Studies Survey. Varsity Fool lull Mr. James (oiighlin English II. IN; Religion IN. Nlr. James Kelley French I. II. Junior Narsity Rokeilull Nlr. Arthur (irambll Social Studies Survey; American Histo- ry; NNorld History. rw |ia|MT Mr. W illiam Eaton (Consumer Economics; Freshman Science; (General Business; English II. Monitors Mr. Francis I’itaniello Pinsi ; Basii- Math II. Track Nlr. Waller Moore Kuglish I. II. IV. n r fit c tr 7 tlin I?i f ? tis Ti'vnn T t ly Mr. limn Ki zicrr orltl History: Snial Studio Survey; mcrican Government. arsitv 1W- lull Mr. Cliarle Cemkirovoki I-at in I. IIMV: Iti-li nm I. II Mi Margaret Canary Nvrelarx niors: en we hear that Christ is a Person, hut does this Irulv mean anything? Is He merelv an abstract idea? Il seems to me llial dI substitute Christ with ideas. He must be experienced to be known. To know is to have loved Him in others, to have ex , d the unspeakable happening of His love, to have lived the moment of meeting another as he is. to have felt the serenity •e of meeting someone and being fulfilled because of the encounter. ’ re you Jesus? If ibis question can be asked of us or if we can ask il of anyone we meet, our lives al the Mount will be worthwhile. In Him. Father Limherl Mr. William Wed lr. Clarence Senior Parent's Club Officers: See. Mr. Freddie. I’res Mr. Butterfield. ice Pres. Mr. W aterinan. I h iv Mr. (FRourke 77?is vp.nrhnnk was di.0iti7.pd hv nnlunt.pp.rR from t.h.p Look well therefore ! this Day! For yesterday is hut a Dream. And Tomorrow is only a ision: Blit Today well-lived makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness. And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. 13 LA££ OP 70 Officers: Nlartlu Franc . ii -Pr«ii lrni; William Com lock. President: Jud Fuller. Secretary; Kir hard Fish. Treasurer )W: J. Vdams.C. Bi zarro. C. AM. I.. Harm-.S. Bedard. M. Bom hardier. M I lard. I. Vines. . Barrett; SECOND IB W: P. Barrett. J. Bak«T. B. Ballou. L Albcrico. M. Ahholt. B. Broza. C. Brown: I'll I HI) BOW: I . Bowlu . M. Bi on. G. Bissilte. C. (jrhiue. J. Bov. M. Butterfield. W. Camp. G. B.irha allo. I). Carroll: 1ISS1 C: B. Ba driewiz. . Brllotiio This yearbook was h - rohm loom from the FIRS! R )W : M. Cooper. l_ CinlTi. J. M IVIlivmrri. S. (ailiurn. J. ( -im-ILi. M. M’ov. N. IViHnon', | Ikx le : SKi 10NT) R()W : E. (liolfi. (jmilr.C. Ciof- fi. l. Courrrlle. S. Diilr . I.. Otnaiil. G. C n.k. I’. Drimr : THIRD R )W : J. Cliflnnl. V D TM.i i . D. IXaviiUnn. G. Clifford. W . Coojxt. K. F.dd . W . Com lo«-k. J. I )« !{ •«i,i, L Doorrilr HRS I ROW: I). Futvi. M. Ouinni' . M. Fran« i . M. Flvnn. C. Klwrrt. J. Fuller. M. F au. D. Fl« ry: SECOND R( : J. E |N iiM. G. Frrdcttr. B. (luck. M. Flana- gan. LCoder U. B. Fuller. NX. Fitzprrald.T. Gilliu.m. M. TTHKD ROW : R. Fi !i. R. Fu-« o.J.Frankiewira. R.Guimond. G. Emrkk.J.Gomiso. W .Godd- ard; MISSING: M. Farnum 15 : J. Manien. I . Harrison. K. L toumeau. L. Kessop. C. Henriehon.T. Lonl.d. I jPoinl. S. La ieiorie; SKGOND K() : I). LeBlano. M. Keith. M. Kelley. I . Harmon. S. Keefe. M. la’Franrois. M. Hogan. . Joziviak. G. l xoenTHIKI) ROW : I . Hvjek. V. Job. J. Lawson. T. Hogan. II. Ilarri •e. M Holland. M. Kellev; MISSING: B. Jenness : M. Kiordon. .1. Marotii. L Mareotte. V d'Nrill. M. J. M« 'Donough. I). Pe«lone. K. O’Neill. G. VleGtrmiek. M. Reardon. K. M« Donnell. . ) | ROW : R. Ro . M MeGoriniek. W . Miller. I). Rus o. K. Murplu. M. Mulherin. N. Ruggiero. I Pern. S. Ranilall. S Maz arirllo: T111RI [•ovileh. VI. Po| vileli. J. Pirueei. T. Murplix. R. Moscaliello. I.. Ma nard. VI. Manien FIRST K : J. Turner. J. Siaplrion. K. .ill. K. Sheehan. M. Tu vior. V haJen. I'. Stanlw. l. Tavlor. M. 'b 01111 ; SK !0 |) K( Y: J. Thoma . I- Thompson. T.Trapeni, I Siinkiewii . R.••11. M. Solcbnu J Stanley. aierraan:THIRD Ro ;L UUanoouili ing, K oiknev, R. «si,s. Shorlle. M. alsh, I.. Shew 41. S. M lm 'i ki. MN-ing from picture: J. Rrislin. FRKSHMKN DJI ST ? TO I.IKK T M.S.J. 17 CLAQQ OF 69 Officrrs: William Short It . President: Linda Gilman. Treasurer: James Marm. Vi«'cr | r« i«flcnt: Viekie Sirnkirwirz. Seerelan rrifv. J. Gonwa . VI. Battles. L. (.u sid . B. Bowlus, I.. Carftenicr, P. Bi zarro. I . Colt . I). Glialxit: SKCONI) BOW : M. Burke. T. Ctjirngan. K. (!onnelly. C. Alutiell. F.Gioffi, K. Brown: THIRD ROW: M. Carhoncau. P. Bradowski. J. Cillo. R. Ballou. G. But 1). Glitlord. 1). Bell. B. Bove. W. Cardwell 'n— rUoiti AJ ahnihun JamiM FIKST MOW : C. Crowley. C. K |MMilo. I . Ktlori. K. Fleming. T. F.lwrrt. . FVnson. J. Flanagan. S. F gan. T. F'-gan. S. Delliveneri; SECOND MOW : J. Firliri. M. Fagan. J. Delzing. S. Dow. M. Earle. J. Dales. D. DaU. T. Dupre. J. Fleming. l. Oamlall: Till III) MOW: d. Dahlin. d. Domarais. M. Coureelle. T DrPov. T. Fll immon«. I . Fatajieine. M. Costello. J. Diekewuy, M. Davidson. D. Duili, W. Dr in water F IMS I MOW : F.. Kearney. S. dallipeau. I.. Callipo. I.. dreeno. E. Keenan. M. Carofano. E. Hebert. M. llalpm. K. Foley; SECOND MOW : d. F'reclclle. W . dra- gon. I., (.arofano. d. Harrington. M. doderwi«. I., dilman. J. Herlihv. M. Jol . I.. F’lorv. I.. Eredette. M. Having; Till 111) MOW : T. F'olhergill. J. Du-jkiewnz. J. Haynes, d. Henrielion. J. Ju wuh. M. Johnson. M. dallagher. T. F’ranzoni Ruflnnri f i ctnrifn J Stnriofv nnri the Rut In tit! b'roo T.ihrnrv 19 n ; |). M.ingicri. M. Migli«. J. MrDomHigh. M. h. Maugan. I.. Manlrx. I M.iiimtfi. M. J. I.nmjrd. It. Mrlrn. I’. M.igro. IV I .minor. ( Mrn.inl; SK(’.OM) l«ni ry.T McCuc. 1 Minanl. I'. kritli. M. Manfn-di. M M.Coriui. k. S. M-tllin.J M« r.Iiaml.G MrGormirk:THIRD ROW : M. Masbrk. B. Ulibertr.C. I . Upnirka . T. I.loyd. I . McGunn. J. Morro. B. MrGl.illm. T. Malmr )W: L Morgan. I). Pidtr.J. Nnttr.J. Parkrr.S. IVIlirr. H. Rizz.-o. I). M l ilr.J. Pawliwak. M. Mulcah . L Moulton: SKCONI) ROW : J. Mon.Hla. R. L Piflryka, K. Mulhann. A. 0 Doniwll, S. 0 Rourkc, S. Rontao, M. Praiico. s, Romano;THIRD R(: I). • I'Ntill. J. Pdcn, P. Nolan. .1. Pomvkala.(« ki. J. Mulcahrv. I). Praii. J. I’.t Hutto. R. Pomvkala FIRST RC)W : C Vtllrroli. J. Surrdl. uiiilcnrotiilr. I). W Invior. K. Tratnur. M. Short. M. WaUh. I). Slirlilon, S. Vallrroll: SK IONI ROW': R. Wailr. J. Irajwni. K. N'nival. . j|rnt ('. ii’iIrnmaviT. I . W liiltomnfc. . Sii-nkiowiiv:. S. N-waril. M. Roy. . Trranor: THIRD ROW : I). Stuart. M. Iiilnnro, (.. Shan.ilian. W. Slmrtlf. I . Sabourin. R. Sobaikv. R. Socij. D. Stanovv-ki. T. TlKtiH|i«oii. Pi;t mi 7 Wic nnWi - • I ho Rutlnrtrl h'foo i h t'st rv 21 CLASQ OP 68 Officers: Call Barnhart. Secretary; Carol Clarino. Treasurer; CIhtvI Mazzariello, Prcsiilmj; Ronald Cioffi. ice- President W: C. Barnhart. C. Clarino. M. Bizzarro. M. Brough, T. C.hiMjuette, I). Brown. J. Campltcll. N. Bruno. SECOND ROW’: R. Cioffi. K. Campbell. K. Cham- ke. M. Canfield. A. Cassarino. W . Bride. C. Belhuno. S. Bloodworlh, T. Burke. THIRD R )W': |. Carroll. |). Carrillo. J. Bie snun. R. Chioffi, J. Candon. Chautpine, J. Casellj. K. Butterfield. Absent from picture: J. Bourne. V. Barrett. I). Badgewiek. 'Pit o - u riI'hnrtb i t ic rliftOirrorl It f n n floro frrtnt fho FIRST ROW : C. Duval. J. Connors. C. Courcellc. l. D'A niello. S. Karle. l. Corsi. S. Dairy. C. Dauphinai . M. Klluri. SF.CONI) R( J : I). Dougherty. J. Foti. R. Fi tori. T. Dupre. S. Cook. D. Connors. R. Fish, I . IVBbi , I . Fgan. THIRD R( : J. Dcnsmurr. R. Cole. I). Foley. J. Dow. C. Gingdon. R. Densmore. T. Fleming. I Davidson. L Courcdle. I). Duval. I- IRST ROW: L Hebert. K. Kingsbury. L Kelley. J. Lawson. M. Jarolis. M. Fox. L. l-a Placa. M. Fuller. L. il.illul.iv. I). King. SKCOND ROW: I . Garrow. B. Kicw en. K. Mae Donald. K. Maley. I), liudirs, S. Fueei. L Fntlrtle. N. Gottlieb. T. Lyman. THIRD R( : M. lemmn. K. Ingals. J. Hamilton. F. Gibraull. M. L-mmo. I Guinn s. R. Francis. P. Hadeka. K. Godlrwski. R. Hooker. ttuflnnrl £ •1 r • ion sV oV v r,nrl Kiitlnrtrl h ; „ 1 r'Amr'r 23 R W : M. Pnpovilcli. k. MeLiiiglilin. I.. 'l)oitnell. IManfredi. J. Pellegrino. K. Pallullo, M.iz ariello. M. Marro. . Nolle; Sl ( ION I) R )V : J. Pnl ello. J. 1.1 Peier . A. Marculle. M. Moore. T. Manfredi. I). Morgan. M. Polzclln: THIRD Rl W : C. McMahon. i. ii It. M. Pallullo. A. Merchant!. J. Murphy. (!. ni; , li. Mekeon. . Noble. K. Marfuggi. (U : I). liite. M. Troinbelia. C Young. T. Timber . k. Sheridan. . Slallrrv. k. Reillv. R. Siiekne , k. Slu-pfurd. P.Tavlor: SKCONI) ROW : M. Rilrr.S. I.Thompwn. M. Si. P«i.-rJ. alebra. M. Shorile. . Slattery. M Ryan. I W'ilk.O. W ler hi.ki. M. R an: THIRD ROW : M. W halen. i. Tavlor. M. Stanley, vnski. J. Sanlxirii. V Ruggiero, k. Slanley. R. .irg.i. Mining from (iieiore: I Treanor. „24 rrh ; ni Annl . . i ■ r 7 • rti t -.✓ - • i ha i n II U IIMI SENIORS The Impossible Dream To dream ihe impossible dream. To fight the unbeatable foe. To bear with unbearable sorrow. To run where the brave dare not go. To right the nnrightable wrong. To love pure and chaste from afar. To try when your arms are too weary. To reach the unreachable star! This is my quest — to follow that star. No matter how hopeless no matter how far: To fight for the right without question or pause. To be willing to march into hell For a heavenly cause! And I know if I'll only be true To this glorious quest. That my heart will lie peaceful and calm. When Fin laid to im rest. And the world will be better for this. That one man, scorned and covered with sears Still strove with his last ounce of courage To reach the unreachable stars. Joe Darion SUSAN ABATI F.I.L 1‘rrv Imw . Ukr ttw v|i lfc.nw . . ipjwt «omHimr ? THOMAS CKKR Wa. k p kI link (Mrt-r . , . a luturr m Will SMf. , •har| a«a iturMr . . u | t .kwt FRANCIS ADAMS “Frank IKm'i tun r ii m «at. ««if P kt, MWnr? mriwntr 4 Marti IN rttnu-UmnH DAVID ANOE Eml ” . jiru t. v.l r ‘ Unit . pial - £N0 II ... a nre lanrr l t «ifikr u nek”. ANNA RAMA ll mt«“ Irtriwllt «tMlt I |.nit kr irf •h ri awl •tirrl im ri IliilUlwl JOSEPH BARBACALLO pal ilfiter . . . llw fsanp aOTcr 4 iltromr krkn fiH rr arra! . I pph k - Man MARGARET BARNHART IV| y“ «I .. ami hrT iMlbw plwf I •Inin I know tuu luil a lilllr iwulhrt. I k «amp CEC BARBARA BARRON W. ll e « Jim a.r «.,rl Slta. k p Tt Fn N«chl . I'nk I Rl SINESS KIIS mirrr-i. Wire vonvhnnh nine riiititi7ori tv tml tmtoove fmni the? + LEO BATH AI.ON FVmnili Hwninj: . mbilin In J rk Knnj. Hntoriui HalWi l ftn MARK BATTLES B Hoi- future Mon huh •• J«r M l1 Vinnlil I'almrr ki.' . Ilnr x4iU nn mlliv •«n JOAN RKA1 RECARO iVtn-m-r.r “(hi. in IMWniri'bnl «•in a ' ran lul iHi’n inert . lutn .ittu MARY LOUISE BIZZARRO '■(Hi. Iwlp.- (null, nilluijr mj ejpr. in help n hr liui.fnm . . . 11 ipl l rwl l ‘ lllgtl ' prim TIMOTHY BUSS Jnn.1 in.ii ifw-« cJ hra.h IK' won kill fl ht Ilearlll.nl. rodllnlr jnjfni.ljr.Tl Inrllllft' 4r1l.lt. X ARLEN BLOODWORTH mi.- Artm nr V . ? Kirn-. Mi .ale l IJW' Nuht.1 BARBARA BOOTH V mr Mai . Rnumi-up alKlet Math pfitr nmorr JOHN BOVE ftnrr ul n tlial punt. . . Got tie? . . tea. let- va.li • omha . . . Ok, Yfiab’ Hiiflntirl I-Iic-trtfiz-rt! - - th„ Huflrmsl limn I iAmn' 27 MARY BREWSTER ( ...•« ul (• «• . «f| l tun I 'In.il. . rllrnH-nt ‘ MARILYN BROWN Mum l llriin-n'' k r .Un.nl ill m-flil 'SrtvnliW m trl nuNrul ROLLIN' Bl RNKY |nr. «' fW« r«l«M ilfcV. ARNOLD BUTLER it|t vnng Hrlmont , lli ‘. .«l «I ih f ipmI nitiaml SALLY CACGIGE .k..n U onir .U m iIt I III. nr r MUflw ’ ANNE CALICI IRI InAr .. Ik .‘l .«n hM(4n«n thr •• • wv Omo in. vnw? «. l Tnk' MAI REF.N CAMPBELL Mn MKiihr . . K||s («.intuli | hn. .M l v« r. dul if lnilVnr )i n tU- Nj i, Nurw M ARCI A CANDON VnJtU rrlilivr oiiiuii. I jnifilil l. “llul laif M llr N.rt Im l%jcn« KuruU PETER CARBINE Vimaiiatb kw «4'67 ('oWw %■ • 4n « Hurl i a l fir. ki.lriM. alkr I ««IT MARY - N K CARLSON M.IW I'.V.M.Vf |. imi r. .| v«i. «rl.c part.’. . l4i.ni4lu.rUa.ltu ' «Mi. ImtuI.. Ik. THOMAS CARRICAN Ki.llh. iM4i iM.inpn raSLinf rhamp liinhuir ANNE MARIE CASTLE iuur m|rtww i4 . r.r ' . a malkt .4 P M.«plr Inrlnmd 1b.lilui«l Ur. Malt.' STEPHEN CHIOEEI ' rThm rkr,.V IV«4 llall 1.2. J. I Ulr- W 108 mrmtw I Mill Im -t . tlmr a raJitnjt .u ■lunr YOLANDA CICCOTELI.I • Ukr- . IMlttor lai.n l.4a. V. I’.hUu. « l l-«rl .4Um- .«.ItUai.lin VVa 29 MICHAEL CLIFFORD Surf.- J«c . I. thrfr an art..I in thr h.w'- MSJ « an.w.r l . -v-rpranl litlli Sa.lln ALAN COLE Vrrtnml Uo r ll«l Wlh Ik mt‘■ Klffkwli. •orrprtM- m«ln? MARY ELLEN CONNORS Vuu'lT alwj fiphl . . pal mrf a « Uxiww Inimcm-k “Owl. Hnv GnnvilW- n . Grub Day comes but onrr a year! Vl'lww! FRANCES CULVER ‘'llow i ir pran.UaltK y“ . ki IV.. ■- un.l ihr UI.' That'. a ihhvi Ixnk n crt LINDA DALEY Sin rir 4 aul .-Hrrflrjdrr jluat I.ainnp I .1 llwk Kmt • Sup.-mun' ' MAUREEN DALY Yaw nunuiur . btorib- lirfi tt.-b.tr '. .b.i«.nu ' Tnf 77 i'o yiani'hnrtb mere 7 1’ ttif i'yofl Av nn rrir oore fi'rtn i ilia MICIIAEL DANIELLO “ihr pT l huntrr' .J dHurk «I.IM mil pit faMfrof taiaa Utuibm? IJ«ttuMr «tu ANTHONY DrBLOIS Tntn. Iku . . Inlifiu untuilm «I ihr JfcwtW ll«u Mr J «HI Uol Sl'SAN DEI.LIYENERI ■ UurIiiw I'll tr k .Ur ' ! • U| l|. « ■! «ou « « nunr m Idlin' «« rl . U .. J .(.ini MICHAEL DENSMORE NU(Vr“ NfuraV I.U M 1HL r'. kun ut trirtimt tmiliw — kuiU t prU J.. n n-fn l .«lrm gusUml ” MARGARET DiCE-SARE M Mf K mIU. Ou far'. luir «I.U-. dimfdr. 4r«nut« .JraJI.nr. KH«iun l lUiwm l nf CCC DAVID DICKENSON hhIi.u uI I fa rw . I l •« « k .i UHL «'l Itul unriMli.il.-. ihnugh' Uiitlrinr Hictnvinrtl Qn 'iuhi mi ft llm Ttutlmirl h'voo I r h rn mi 31 VIRGINIA 1)01 CETTE pini wpfl« itwOuu-liWr n.ilu «l ,1«! ftutn I .H lr MARGARET Dl DLEY M'HV'1' H %« fikWul (3ul .'” . MnI •ilrfamn (uturr nurw .l.rv.r MARY FRANCES DUPRE KrilCKHl | |M «ml-.lt ul m • ! • «Miitrt Unii .1-1 ‘IVn |p4 M r l wll! I These r our candidate for llu Tiabun Shuffle Conh l. THOMAS EGAN Mluni Ti ir m ‘ I nnmM .«IIHil I-' rv.il •lunnji Ivun. o-kii (• •!' PHILI I KLWERT -Krl.|v mwlIwrukrr “Trui. ibkR i ntauul (4... l .| • ■ «• ••• I M-hjrl (jiw MARY MARGARET KAGAN MU Ir «.l .ml p Vl W tWW«l . + T M |W 111 II . (’• In. prjl InmM I H FR ANCIS FAIRBANKS frmk HI. tk .ij|. n«T iili • imjr l«JVm I Fnftr Mr In kirn WILLIAM FARM!AM Ifeir . f« AtWnuti -Ia4l l% 'lUfklminiirThf «•MlUlnn nrkn.mr. Ian III lr arih M.S.J.'S llWHt to llir J« t Apr MAI RKKN FI.ANAGAN I 'rtt U ir' p-rVvl Frrnrh | .un n- M ' Him fr KvIinfVai Uih Nu Tiii .l« DONNA FLORA’ 'Wy — iwrr «..Juki Frraflana t? •kniy fi.lUII Unjl. . . Muff ' I THOMAS FARRELL , Tin ' M.Mtriraa yap . • liifW l.irl ' fMT irt ldrn.fi pilrar M m«( U'frttl MW hair. 33 ANTHONY FOTI Man . . . rlrvrr i w mii Mkinft. .Kong. wlrol tvpr niT, N v « M.rinc ? CARL FRANKIFWICZ “G J. •' llcth Ml kid fl .l ihrfr ... ,mr puul. Mr mint • anl pU cr DIANF. FRANKIFWICZ ■'Fr l kir . T-Knmil . . . |uM .1 IKjiw . I.J Wjiun« GAIL FREDETTF l rk «hift . K.N.G f knoi. .hr livr. in U.aiMi|cf'«a' xiu'il iv rr RONALD FREDETTE R«o' Kmljfui - . Ilr'd rather fight iKui .it h r d drut-r. BRENDA GERAW Wul! lunrti I..U r . . . «'« ’• .Inthr. I Kin «ok KulUlkl Ux . . illrnlnr . , ufthill « . BARBARA GILMAN ''But tub Ulk I. henauiy U-«.l oirfc' JoKnnt | .Jr «K «ul (Wa lwVnl DAVID GRAZIANO ( rm Ml F’«ullnr - 4 nior Inratmn a ■ulrf 10 Ihr Mount . . Cnhor' lra rlrr. PATRICIA GRAZIANO Rori -ur librarian rr idr m a ruinaial hum- Santa . milr , umU . . llx Wnnn bnoinr. «rlflr. anil rn- dun. SHIRLEEN GREENO MT . ihr pH uh.. .TU.W tF - llrrakd 4. a Frrdmun Put ford . p-nul When you’re alone and life is making you lonely, you «-an always go RANDALL GREENSLET drr|i limr pn r...I inr lum. . rr- EDWARD Cl INNESS “limnra” b «• ith 4 nue Jraaiur” nwnUnl FW ELISE Gl'YETTE j« r«i.|.nt | h I.Miihi al |urt pH mapw-tw CARI. HAAS arruntr in uaafona! V.® I n «ral lwn« MARJORIE HALEY UIVikK p l nwtnl pH itfilrtr ALICE HAYNES V t. abnui itui Inp Io InKuipni' . rnratxiuMr nn ramup bin «ml h 4nuainm THE controversial bulletin Ixxtrd by the wnmr boys. CATHERINE HEALY Ahatp in (thr) |Hol . . . Ihu itumuxi nay . . ulJul .If-am n . . , Uav.w-s.lilr .fwrttt DEBORAH HEBERT link” «« . u-m Stwtral Cmmil' nuy «irUn . . . ailnv . . InaUr JUDITH HEBERT . . Wl” . tn W ««Ii IOI «Kill lifWM kn . |r Tindif«rtluin n tutanrs. 37 MICHAEL HEBERT II ( ■, .ill i hunlm atlirr. «mi h nM' Hr' a lli-lrram h . .IV I altr . t«m J l ' («••«hr. ELIZABETH HOLLAND Bn.,- . . . ihai Ui«t. . . TV . Hr -t M(4ul (m |MM|| . . . 4 11 1, GEORGE HOOKER IWI G-ln . . r IUnf rsr «nnal . . . wirrt, jr “ . . . pKifc-.ptural ”W« lolcI you to buy a tran misMon for this heap, ljrr MARTHA HUGHES . . . I’rlr ami In, «MVeftlUr tom ■- «-T rh. J rarl. LORRAINE JENSON “Liri lull, rrn Um (•■ ) ym .. Furiut-i • ■ulU . . . fjminalinf in4i,vlual. GLORIA JOHNSON . flh. P4uv r . lulufr « |Sl Unkn • lluJ-r . . . DOLORES Kl.'SINA •Ikd - NlKawrn.4mp.lfr ,C C« hH T. n VI AVNE KELLEY SttK Umlr Kjir . . . Tofi (hwj i thr l. i iKr Kijy p wk. rKrw. ifcr UH .lK ... .U « EDWARD KINNIE M...n« n l«“ K-.wl . Ir in, (?) nwn St-mrJmf. ..ppifNidM 39 HALE LADABOl CHE lk M In.'-' UMtl tfM lot I'lupu .t rfin|f LAWRENCE UDI C |t«i n W U i' buMnrw-hkr |4u iittnfr i ill l lr Hilh him GARY LAMBERT Uramiwr bm n SniV Lai|AH Rnl 'Un. . ttW Mm.. «mill. Oh. come on you two. you’ve never been this shv before! JOANNE LaPOINT nil rhnrobtr? l rl«r I «hmn «mi (ura-lr DAVID LUSTER ll «-” IV . «Umb. I . l mn 4 1jy In-p. llw 4W4Y THOMAS LEY Muir” «iivrrr link of tbr roomlonuoml. il Whit 4 •hmkti’f? KENNETH I.INIIIAN |«n Ml lUH' W ik-mr H gnlalrn' ' Krn' MICHAEL I.I CKACHINA Hurl tffcV MA ItiMMrtr fWkln at i4w KATHLEEN MAI.EA' KilV .MW l«nip « 1 «?. . ikr |wdi l Ml ralhuM' • tk. mow nr. Bull Session. Father Lunlx-rt sivl LAWRENCE MANLEY Wnnll.-jWi . II-. U l« .twm Ul. “• k' III Irjfur rim . Ik. |4vi.linn k«W ALFRED MARCO Ikikr .IVi'tPrakMbni (..nlali’. ihr ptm .► KHl ' kructil in S i.lrl «rmM MARY MAHONEY “• jns vtmiy'f' . . prrki Uvnritr .««vt 'n «h. jrrurjtr UjMM lufil kurirr. 41 C1.0RINDA MARKO tw Ob. iu«nr « •' . . . •trlighi I trail a I ullrr Mo ikianniip MARILYN MARTIN (Mi'lharlmMra1 aairnnl ilmlattt Unnh «all. in itlror 14a Ibr nighl ’ BRICK MAYNARD Nniit Hnmn timing ? Ur Mm? aa1 l llo hi:.?. Inm- RICH ARD MAZZARIELLO Mm KmIU.mI • h-. VI s I . ft i H truMat liailrf mill ’ll llllln In IU imir.f Imi KATHLEEN M.CORMACK Kalhi «rr1 ipimilri n' Kajy. tm? TV I «rlflh ni Vlrr ' na,n THOMAS M.CORMICK iiintin.1 Fa laVdlritfnrml . .buhllfin I ihml an Tmarl Tom. THOM AS McGANN ll l Ml DUN Turn” . tt.«|.«i u.nj: Vir.il rvm .mi.lmmi-l U-aa IX (•h hr Hi haml Irnw krry bar in •«Mart ph ' ii rt uilmvitn? MU l« I mm p « «m . . . im| m «li4r This vparhnnk mas di.pit.hpH hv nnlu.nt.pprs tram t.hp FRANCIS Ml KPHY Uit hw’. . . II ' 'Unlr- hnllan Vun Inln. Inui’ pb . fm • M 1' MADKLINK MI SELLA Pmtf ■ . , itw • mt-1 . . nuinUMH lirr . .. 1. F - -«« «fvrmr. MARY ANN NOTTE ’W .mi VUo nn m Itfllr •«««• J luN • IrMw MARY MAROARKT NOTTE l«i|ilnii i «r h' Inrul i K Um MICHAEL O’KELLEY VUr . . Uml' nt KATHLEEN ONION Umt u hrr oJu U.o -lKr-l .. Um «-« 1. «V W Fnm MARY-JEAN O’ROI RKE KlUaw 4 tn nlt li |4 ri ' ■ .«i«nui jII tV 4in .4 Ui l f. DEAN PARKER -•| Irj - . . ta-tull awl f -«n«HM M u- 43 JOHN PAWLIJSIAK i ■ ««• wnliini am! [murrlhr |p«al-l « km£ •lining: ... A MHll - lll.lt IJ ll.lt - . KATHLEEN PELLEGRINO |Im- j«.ljrr | «hiMi l i rrlm Mwr |n rr ptobati . . . 25 mtlr Marathon lukrr. ROBERT FELLER IN Jut Inttl hnr ut -a going . . Wlut rar • ' laijxn THERESA PIETTE MomV'. Iloudtni. Rotlaml Cmml) haule r • riM l limiK MARIE PITAN1ELL0 junior Mia . milk carton . .m fxAl min h Minum jailili. ffk-jikrf al ilrfmition . (. iraer w PHILIP P(k:kette 111 ! ’ l l • k olatc I ill'll!' ull. link, jn.t kuwl—nw . . . prat km.! al («alull 'Thic vonrhnnb nine rliaif i?or1 hv nnhnitoorQ fvnni tho MARY JANE PRATT Vjiwlr . . Ii llr mi I'ibnv • «■ pi Im, mu and RUUtl ««III bCr ROSEMARY (, l ICLEY IUr K. In HI .4 h rutnr mald U 4« IJKli mw l«tlH. DERnRAll RALEIGH IMbr ■ liiWn' .CaapCGTi uu nl lwmir ilim- Mith a pm rant ”1 naran itlH' . . . Nitftlmanl It - PATRICK RIORDAN TW V tor lir - . . n di«w matbriiMl.al r— Everyone look at the birdie, Eddie . . . Eddie! JOSEPH RITER nuo t « «II wn lor .1 Ihr .kad «« at M J, 'U Jl it fal )r «. I « ! , •«- 4« .| u,.' CHARLES ROMANO KarUr' . “ tljWl fat t u«nb’ ' 0 1 «I • tliiorf . . . iporl m hu«iirn Nii' RntlnnrJ ffii nrirnl Snriotv rmrl I)io Tintlantl F roo 1 ihrnrv 45 I.t 'CII.1.E ROMANO u Mmofit iw u|imjnl K«-nnv ofi-jn'l Hr . niiv • • m uimII |u. Imp JOSEPH ROMEO Jo fr tVwl aluav willing to Irnd a hand iunK Ala. ROBERT ROTELLA ‘ Hobby A4i WnlnmUa’ . - milr finr Inm inlrirMrd ‘«tuny; nay . TIMOTHY J. RYAN Rorh . You'yagot to br putting ow on! , Iwtnatwind . , ha fun. ELIZABETH SABOTKA Melt ' tin- Killinftnm k ri pb an Hind . frirndlv. J JUDITH ST. MARIE . . Tlir Wlnlr Tuuudn . Uiuu . . nryrr re««- ! • imuni MARY SIMONDS Mura” thrryrnhilril xdl pnkrn Krmnw Fatal? , . tfnn. PATRICIA SHERIDAN Pan ” pretlv Si Ulr'ihnpul. mi rbirvow . gov't inlliareicr. This. unaxbaok. was. digitized hit uahnxLiS£ bill h WAYNE SOCIA SJr-Vm •«« Tii n • • . Wa lY.niuulh |( arv JVfniim' (twm iimImw. CORINNE SORRENTINO “IU • «f iUyf . .«.4.«. xlr . KV« | w l o.l fj l lral U. m U but oM .troj. In atruik WIU.IAM STAPLETON IUI “Ywk. ryhlr . it Mr .ir.li . « twUr SCHUYLER STRATTON Sk “ . name « « • iMrfmt . , ( .4 .kirk cart. m.union milk iHwn . M ARY JANE STUART “W I. .1 Utr 0 l«. C ..l m bp r JOSEPH TEREN .INI Jor-- kowwwi K r'« lK«lf . . . bmlrr . . h . tin fi Kingf Inn | r Rtitlnnrl f-fictnris-nI rtrtfi JANICE TERRILL j.J. . utfnvtm Uu Kitt . . •••) « «ki r prrt u.1 !«••!'' You korn. ntu! I mn 7 tlm tfiitlnnrt h'ron I ihmr i I.OI IS TESCONI Irti - . II r.nn r . I MM. IniM ..« tctot It lr An. 47 JOSEPH TIMBERS HAROLD TROMBLEY -nn.HV.1 HAM IW“ u..ium abmi. IMTT u W bi.lr' pMi pmiiixi |N««h U|H. i ' MOTOR Tl MIELKWICZ “Vk“. . . Min «4 « ■«« - k pMBr . pcrriw uui Btrgnrt LAW RENTE W ATERMAN Ijm . i um nun rat fflilwi i itnj i.mlu CLASS TAXI DRIVERS G. Frodettc — L. LuDur. R. Rotella K. Sabolka T. McCormack M. Camion SENIOR CLASS ARTISTS M. Candon — A. Hlooilworlh M ST BUSINESSLIKE u i'lWTn AND Hocks could 3£ j BEST DISPOSITION A. Margo - E. Guyrtle I . Carbine — K. Onion J. This: vparhnnh wax digitized L. Wiedcnmaycr v unlnntppvfi from thp i. ni.iun i CUSS IMIII.OSOI’HKRS B. Mavnard — l. Brewster I. Barluuallo - I). Raleig). T. Lev - D. 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I, Alin.Url Slum I. 2. 3. I. Ikan-r laMniml- lr ’ I. 2. 3. K S4ial.nl I mm. il I I.AKRY WMIRMAN (-Y II I. 2. X . Mmiilm 3. Srirw Ka.l 2 PATRICK Ik II VI t.N Hi ml I. 2. 3. I i t:i.(;v vui.w tN Kulurr Hwiwm la-a.k r. .4 War a I. 2. .3. I. (. Y O 1.2: Mm Un-I Mpm 2. 3. K Han. r l mtmllrr 2. K Mian I Tut. 2 RITA VkHAlJA Kulur. Numt Chib2. I. t. I. Y O I. 2. 3. I; Ski IVa... 3. I.'Ml lull 2.3. I. NtroiriJul. 2. t: S-utu r fair 2; M.n.u.t M,.. 1.2. 3. I. Yrul...k Hm.nr . Ihunl 1. Oawr Iaan.i.l.llrr I. 2. 3. I r a i.i'll vunrrr.MoRt Ik.Ntinj; I run I. 2; M-iniliir 3; Inlramural Ikukrttull I. 2 1.1'A SMKHt.NM AY KK Kulurr lkj.im lauitrn.il Aim n.a 2. 3. I I.In-I I. Mm.lrrl 'Km I. Yrjrhnk Ru.in.-U Ik.jnl I. I lain.- lamunillo K I. Mu ifc-nl lamn.ll 3. 'Th i q vpnvhnnb lime rliaiiirorl h v nnlnntoore frnm t ho Officers: Troas. Mark Bailie . Pro . Hnltrrt Motclla. See. Michael Fuller. Vice Pres. nllii ii DcBI i ££MOR HONORS Senior Cabinet; SKATKD O Freddie, C. W .ill. B. Booth. M. MiiM-lla, C. Murro. M. Brown. I), ational Merit Scholarship II inners Lnvronrr Manley. Frankicwir . ST NI)li C M. Battles, A. Margo. K. Mololla. I . KIwert.T. Carrigan, J. Tcmixini, Man Margaret Fagan. Michael Densmoro absent B. Mavnard. A. DcBlois. (arts' ami Boys'State Delegates: l't MOW M.Candon. VI. M. Fagan. M. Pi- Elk’s Youth leadership Par: I t MOW — Hooker. K. Pellegrino. A. la niello, T. McCormick 2nd MOW J. Miter, M. Rotella, C. Frankiowiez. M. Castle. L. TesM oni, 2nd ROW — C. Frunkiewicz, P. Carbine. Bloodworth, D'Anielk . L Manlev. F. Adams, Absent K. Keith M. IVnsmon- Jint Jemrl IJi vt yrirnl Sociat y ri net 1 ho Du tJn . cL hj oTjhrnrsr 55 FROUTHE EDITORS Because the yearbook belongs to the seniors, we. as editors of this year's Mount , would like to take this opportunity to offer our thanks to the class of ’67. Their coopera- tion in the securing of ads and social patrons and in tin taking of pictures was greatly ap- preciated. WE are grateful to Sister John Paul. Sister Stephen Marie, and Sister Maureen Jo- seph, who were invaluable with their advice and constructive criticism. A special thanks goes to Joseph Piter and Mary Margaret Fagan, who devoted many long hours to the yearbook during those first days of confusion and pending dead lint's. We also express our gratitude to Philip Elwert. our capable photographer, who. un- complaining. made it bis business to be at the right places at the right times to take can- did shots. Mr. Norm Porter was always available to take the pictures of classes and organizations without which there would have been no 67 Mount . The efforts of our fine business manager, Thomas Acker, and his staff w ill not be for- gotten. Our assistant business manager. Clorinda Marro, deserves special recognition for her patience during moments of scheduling and rescheduling ail shots. To the homeroom teachers, underclassmen and club moderators, we say thank you for the cooperation and help shown us during interruption of classes for picture taking. As editors we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to our dependable staff. In conclu- sion, we cannot too many t imes say thank you to all those w ho have made this yearbook possible. Margaret DiO sare Deborah Raleigh (Go Editors of the 1967 Mount) AcnvmES and organisations He hath no leisure who useth il not. — IVudenlum 57 HOW — Mr. a|Htlron lanni. Director. . Foli. I . W halm, I . Harmon. H. K imo.T. (IhiNpietie. J. Foli, M. J. McDonough. S. G ok. Dauphinai . M. r« . Drum Majori-Ur 2nd HOW T. Ail.nn . J. Drnofcr, M. E. (jnficU. E. Ki-arn v, . E. Shi-chan. R. Sianl«- . J. Hamilton. 3rd HOW I , ili'v. I.. Hi’Ikti. I., Garafano. |. O'Ketlrv. M. K. Connor , I-. (iodlnkuki. I). Carrillo. H. Ilookrr. Iih HOW T. I ielte, M. Stanley, J Dm m rr, I). :r« . A. lurniMi, H. W yaolinereki. J. alio, C. IMIomo. 5th HOW - J. Davkfeon. I.. Thoni|i on. H. Guitnond. M. Stanlrv. t . Hooker. I. Manley. S. W terski. H. Davidton. Mi sinp from pirtun J. Do . W. Harrell. I , l.ipnicka . U.SJ. B4ND rade is not a parade without a band. MSJ would not be complete without its band to set the pace at pep rallies and in par- and members are prepared for perking up spirits because they practice twice weekly, Monday and Friday mornings bef- ool, under ihc direction of Mr. Napoleon lanni. ISTER EMM AM EL Band lodrralor MR. IANNI - Hand Director MARGARET MOORE - Drum Hi - drum go hang — ami tin cyinliaU « bug — ami tin- horn , ihry blazr ■wav. All-Slotr h'r tmil: T. iljnb. M. Mmirc, (!. IMIomo. SECOND ROW : J. Kofi, D. Carrillo. E. OiNll«-v 'ki England Festival: l. Moorr, M. Brrwstrr. T. 59 ROW: C. Menard. M. Guinness. K. MrDnnndl. M. Fttori. (’ Mazzaricllo, J. McDonough. K. Sheridan. M. Muleahev. I . Magro, I). Flory. K. Gampbell 2nd ft': E. Fleming. D. Badgewu k. G. Elwcrl. D. Kelley. . Man ollc. C GiofTi. M. Dudley. S. W ysolmerski. T. El wort. . Gassarino. A. Gas tie, L Marrotte. J. i'ia. M. Riter, S. Dow. 3rd ROW: I). Garrillo. T. Fagan. M. Courcelle. I Morgan. J. Gliltord. M. Garafano. I.. Manley, B. Bowlua. I.. W iedonmayor. B. Ful K. Ghumpine. S. Grecno. C. W ing. l-lli ROW : I . Harmon. L. Freddie. M. Mulherin. S. Gook. M. Piclrvka. L. Lvman. I’. Mainolfi. G. Garrigan. M. Ta lor, Rvan. C W icr hicki. S. Pelletier. M. (.efrancois. S. Rotella. ©LEE CLUB isic. when soft voices die. hrates in the memory — fours, when sweet violets sicken. e within the sense they tjuicken — Shelley This war’s Glee Club has earned alley's praise. Its Christinas and ring concerts have provided many morahle moments for the Academy. Yet, members of the Glee Club are l limited to singing in the Holland a. Kathy Sheridan and Cynthia i- bicki were this year’s delegates to New England, while Anne Castle, eresa Elwert. Maureen Rvan, Cvn- a Wierzbieki. Linda Manley. Anna ssarino, and Kathy Sheridan repre- ited us at All State. Glut members practice earnestly for an approaching concert. Hie annual Glirisimas concert given by the Glee Glut was conducted by Mr. Socinski. the club modera lor. 'This von rhnnh nine rt i ai t i ?ort hv i nhmtoorc frntn tho 1 1 ROW — K. Matey. R. Whalen. M. Fox. I). Flory. M. Riler. M. Daly. M. Pitanidlo.S. IVUiveneri. M. Barnhart. J. Hebert.2nd ROW — J. Pellegrino. P. Ora- mno. K. Piillrgrino. M. Guidon. R. Goitumj. I). Raleigh. I). I)al . K. Mdkinnirk. A. (ia lie. I,. LiPlaea. 0. Marro 3rd ROW — G Haa . 0. Hooker. I), t -irrillo. M. Flanagan. 'I. Carlson. K. Onion. K. Keenan. R. Marfuggi. T. Rurke. J. Mondella. Ith ROW — I.. Ianlev. M. Ma lack. I). F« l«- . J. Rurke. R. Densinore. J. Candon. J. DeiiMiKire. K. Godlewski. P. DeBlasio. M. Den.«inore. I.. Fretleilc FUTURE SaFMTSre OP AMERICA Tin- members of lh F.S.A. are busy people — busy pursuing I heir favorite aspect of science.. The vear’s activities — scientific discussions, guest speakers, and project reports all culminated in the club sponsored annual Science Night. The club's success can !«• measured b its statewide recogni- tion and its reception of the coveted I amp of Knowledge. Science Club Officers: President M. Densmore. Treasurer K. Maley. Modelator Sr. Helena. Scrrrtiin M. Pilaniello. Vice-President I). Carrillo I.. Manlcv and C. Haas’ effort- earned “Ttie Lamp of Knowledge for M.S.J. ---Rntlcinr7 Hiefnricctl Snciotv nnrl the Jfiitlnnd ifroo T.ihrnru 61 'T ROW - V. Cieolclli. A.Caliguiri. S. Ahatiell. K. Vlalry. M. Dupre. I . Krankicvvir . SK '.OND ROW B. (Oilman. K. Cuvette, K. Pellegrino. S. (Ireeno, oolh. . Castle. . Doucette. III1RD ROW R. Corruso. M. Brown. M. Musdla. D. Raleigh. M. Flanagan. FUTURE TEACHERS OF A UERTCA k F.T.A. combines quantity with quality. Many members attend monthly meetings and participate in worthwhile ac- es such as helping grade school teachers, teaching catechism, and ohserv ing special teachers. Moreover, each year, sen- uemhers ha e an opportunity to do some practice teaching in ihe local public schools. .A. moilerator Sr. Bernard Miehele listen- paticnllv while Seereturv Maureen luigan, Treasurer Diane Frunhiewie . President Susan Aluticll. and Vice fident Virginia Doueelte explain a lew Ikisic principles of teaching. Cluhinemltorsenthusiasticallvproinote the having of shakers. 'J'liie ionvhnnb ie te 1m ROW — J. Mi-ImtI. S. Caggige. D. Florv. J. Mitllin. J. Terrill. P. Sheridan. S. Dellrveni-ri. R. W halen. M. R.irnhurt. R. Quigley, 2nd ROW — J. Si. Mari , M. . Notie. M. Haley. K. McCormick. k. Onion. M. Daley. C. F're lelle. C, Wall, 0. Marro. 3rd ROW l . Raleigh. R. Sabotka. F. Culver. M. A. Carbon. |. Simond . k. Keenan. M. Camion. I.. Dales. FUTURE NURSES CLUB 'nil- F.N.C. helps lo brighten tlx lives of the aged of the Ixiretto Home and I lie crippled children at theCavcrlv Child Health Onler. In addition, the F.N.C. members make favors for patients at the Rutland Hospital during Christmas and give at least one seholarship to a Senior interested in a nursing career. Club members are introduced to the various fac- ets of nursing through guest speakers, movies, and their invaluable experience in helping others. F.N.O. Secretary Mary nn Carlson. V ice-President Margaret Rarnluri. Treasurer Kathleen keenan. ami Moderator Sr. Marv Kiilhlrrn administer T.L.C. Jo their ailing president jail Krcdoll« ... , Htiflrtnri HiclAvifnl Sn «i ) v iiirt f iu fJiitlnnn Hi I i’ ii A Ivpical F.N.C. meeting being eondueted hv Yiee-presidonl Marga- ret Barnhart. 63 UNDEROASS F.TA- MEMBERS K( ) R. Marfiyj’i. J. Flanagan. C. Harrington. ! . Daly. M. J. Leonard, L. (Oilman. M. Short. S. O'Rourke. D. Carrillo 2nd ROW — E. Kernan. S. Rotel- . Ld'l.ua. L. XX ilk. B. Bowlus. J. Aqubtapaiv. C. Rellomo. M. Batth-s, I'. Tavlor. J. Connors 1st ROW - I). Mangieri. C. Mazzariello. S. IMIeveneri. C. fredi. J. McDonough, I . Magro. K. Young, K. King?bun. S. Yalleroli UfJDEROASS F.N.C. (WEMBERS tow — J. ParkiT. C. Rarnhari. I). W hite, C. Clarino, M. Fuller. M. Ktiori. M. Riter. I). Badgewick. J. A. Connor . M. Fox. X. Marmitr. E. Fleming 2nd — k. Rcillv. S. Rutella. M. Moore. S. Cook. M. E. Canfield. M. Ryan. M. Tavlor. C. ierzhicki. k. McDonald. I). Morgan, k. Malev. A. Ca. arino. J. |V|- 10.3rd ROW — E. Senecal.S. Dow. T. Elwert. M. M. Carafano. k. Mulherin. C. Carrigan. M. Coder is. M. Pietrvka. D. Daly. A. O'Donnell. D. tiole. II. co, J. Trapeni 1m ROW C. CampbrlLT. Dupre. M. halen. D.Chabot. J. Nolle. I). Pietle. (1 Mrl.au :hlin. . Mama. M. Pojiovilvh. 2nd ROW L. Cassidt.C. luli ll. M. Con- nors. I . Ryan. I.. Jensen. W . Britlc. M. Bi zarro. B llnllami. M. Nolle. T. Manfrrdi. 3rd MOW M. Maroney. J. (,im| l«ll. T. Timbers. l. I'oburllo, C. Sorrenli- no. | (.arrow. I . Brown. M. Mipilis. I . My loll, lib ROW M. Riewlcn. S. Romeo. M. Jnrol . J. laiuvin. C Callahan, M. LaliU-rle. I . Connor. I . Bizzarro. M. Rot. T. Pielle. M. Stuart. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The F.B.LA. i organized lo develop capable business leaders and promote eonimunilv welfare. The club strives to build character and to bring about cooperation in our dail li « s. S hoot j ins. -sold by F.M.LA. memlter .enhanced (heap- jH-aranees of many an M.S.J. bo and jiirl. i. Z iit Hi r - • stra C« • tl 12 ■ st i fr' I I 65 {() V: M. Mosella, M. (’«irkun, K. Pellegrino. . C ik M. Riter. M. Condon. 2nd ROW: K. Adamo. M. Pitaniello. M. O'Rourke. G. Johnson. V. Doucette, arrillo. 3rd ROW’: 1.. Manley. M. l en more. C. Frankiewicz, I , Carbine. J. Riter. T. McCormick. M. I)'A niello. Missing from pietur : W . Farnham. D. enson. T. Carrigan. M. Flanagan. M. M. Fagan NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In- National Honor Society. dedicated to fostering scholarship. leadership, eharaeter. and service, once again recorded a sue -cssful «-ar. he club acroinpliahcd its traditional goals: Share Drive. New Year's Dance. Feliruarv ssembl . and Awards Night. Furthermore, it revival the policy of tig interesting guest sjieakcrs at the meeting. Marcia Caifdon exclaims. Oh. Batman, you're so big and strong! during tin- February induction of conscientious citizens. ling Officers Pres. L Manley. V. Pro. M. M. in. Treas. | Riter. Moderator Sr. John Joseph, M. Camion . Pres. M. M. higan worries about the outcome of November induction skit. No one els ««fins wor- ried! This, vonrhnnb irnc rliaifiyorl iv from fho l«t HOW - M. F. Duptv. M. PiUnirllo. . Gi lc. l. J. O’Rourke,T. JHHpn-Ur. K. IVIIcgrino. K. Young.C Curino. 2nd ROW R. Marluggi. . Bloodworth, J. Burke. D. Dickenson. I- Tesconi. D. • .irrillo. - . Bcllomo. Pf QGMA The Voice of Democracy is the resounding voice of Ih« Vmerican people, hul in order lo hr heard, il needs a spokes- man. This is the purpose of the Public Speaking Club: lo develop the talents of AinVrira's young people and prepare them for the challenges of tomorrow's world. Take j Irtter. Mis Dupre. Frirnik Roman . Country men . . . Ttutlnnrl llivhu-irnl Snt'iotv nnt] Ilu Rnflnn I Froo f.ihrni-v 67 A 1. k. Malo. M. Marro. C. Maxzarielln, J. Si. Marie. J. Connors. M. Hiler. K. McDonald, I'. Magro. ROW 2. K. Guveltr. C. Marro, M. Simonds. I.. Daley. Flanagan. M. K. ('.anfield. G. Kredeltr. M. K. DcPoy. S. Mkitiell. ROW 3. J. Stanley, G. Harrington. I). Raleigh. J. Flanagan. S. Keefe. H. Ballon. M. j. ourke. I). Stuart, ROW 1. . HI m..Iw« rth. I.. Man lev. L. Tcscnni. 0. Folev. ( . Rotella. R. Ballou. J. Riler. T. MeConniek. K. Gibrault. 0. Carrillo Affording equal opportunity of representation to even member ol the student body, the Student Council is an organiza- n to echo 'the voice of vouth in Vermont”. SIUDENT COUNCIL District Rally Guest S| eak T U.S. Senator George Aiken talks with our Fr. Mac. M. F. ('«infield. See. t). IIi'Imti. Moderator Sr. Marv Marlin, i. Keith. Vi c | res. I . Folev Did you say amend the previous amendment?’ CHARACTERS Kathleen Hcillv....................(laughter Cheryl Mazzaricllo....................mother Mary Brewsler..........................Clair John (Sindon..........................Robert John Burke..........................gangster Margaret Biter..........................wile Philip Bradowski.....................husband Joseph Biter..........................friend Joseph Barhagallo.............stage manager Sister (Juistopher..................director Sister Mary Marlin..................director Mr. Arthur Crandall.................director Oh. Ili« ridief after a grueling dn rrhrarNil! ’ The Baleonv Scene . M.S.J.’s entry in the slate one act play contest, presents the predicament of a dead man. present hut invisible at his own funeral. Forced not only to face separation from his fiancee, hut also to hear the harsh judgements ol his friends”, the deceased realizes the folly of his own life and reluctantly hopes that his fiancee will find happiness without him in the future. Rolx-rt’s last farewell to his lovelv Clair. Cheryl. Mary, ami Kallw add the final touches liefore curtain lime. Three of Roliert's sorrowful friends take lime oul to relax. V. Doucette. M. Ham hart. K. Malc . M. DiGrsare. M. Dupre. M. Pitaniello, K. Pdlcgrino STANDING — M. Dalv. M. Camion. M. Fagan. W. Farnham. M. Musella. F. Murphy, P. Klwrrt. T. Bliss, I.. Manl« . |. Carbon. K. McCormirk. ahsent I). EDITORIAL BOARD 1 times throughout the year when the task of assembling The Mount” seemed comparable to achie ing The Im- Dream . et through the combined efforts of the Editorial Board, pictures were taken, deadlines were met. and our was accomplished. Hie expressions of Mad and Debbie. Sisters Maureen Joseph and Stephen Marie, • nr co-editors, -how that the ear- our moderators, were indixpcnsiblr to « ur book r«juir concentrated effort. staff. l«t ROW R. Whalen. I . Sheridan. I). Heliert. (.'. Marro. T. Acker. S. Abaticll, B. Booth. M. Maronrv 2nd ROW J. Terrill. I . Klory. M. Halcv. M. Flan - pan. L Trsconi. J. I'awtusuk. 1 Frankiewicz. M. Battles. K. Onion. K. Keenan. . Ga-tle. S. Dcilivencri. J. Hebert. BUSINESS BOARD Gelling down to Business was not as formidable a job as might be expected. 'Hie Business Board solicited ads with a vigor which convinced even the most thriftv proprietors that it pavs to advertise!’ . Sister John Pani ha given generously of Iht abilities and time not only to the bu iiu boon! but llie whole yeartxiok stair. She has guided us through the many ag|Mvts involved in coin| iling the 1967 Mount Assistant liwiniKt manager Qorinda Marro and business manager Thomas Acker Rutland. HiRl.oric.nl Sncipf.v and Free Library. Yearbook l | L«ls. Gloria Johnson and Lucille Romano 71 MONITORS — M. IIcIhtI.C. Rumam , J. Romam , M. D' ni -llo. . Margo. J.TWon .ini. G. Hooker. G. Hu.t 2n ! ROW I.. Lilhu-.S. Straiion. F. Adam . Blob, J. PawluMak. T. Bli . M. IVniinorr. T. M« -Gomick .'ini ROQ T. Garrigan, I . Garafano. R. Roirlla. (1 FrankicHN . It. Galli| o. V. Turn- v. J. Rarkigallo. J. Rilrr till ROW L Manley. I . EI Tt. I . (Urliim . G. I-iiiiIhtI. K. Murphv. I). la lrr. W. Sla|4rton. ainrul R. Ma n.ini affic jams in the corridors of M.S.J. arc rare, thanks to the efforts of the Monitor Squad. ie hoys, under the auspices ol Mr. Katon. have not only maintained order hut have also brightened the halls with smiling faces. NEWSPAPER. SlAFP iis year’s revival lor The Clarion brought the power of the press” bark to M.S.J. I ndcr the direction of their •ralor. Mr. Crandall, and their co-editors, Krnie Gi beau It and MaryJean O'Rourke, tin staff assembled and re d local and school news. VI — G. Rarnlurl. (., Manfrnli. (. Ma zarH-Uo. M. M.irm, L. O’Donnell. G. GLtrino. I). Frank i«-v i« v. 2mt ROW G. Young. M. Kilrr.C. Minant. I. a. T. OuNfuriic. P. Taylor, M. Pitanii-llo. T. Dupre 3nl ROW M. J. O’Rourke. S. Blo.xtvM.rih. K. GiU-.mli. J. Burk.-. D. Folrv. M. Ma-lark. I). . P. Gru iano. absent M. M. Fagan 77ii‘c vonrhnnh irriQ hv unlit n toorc frnnt tho R£TR££r cademians wort cs| ecially forlunalc this year in having Father Curran and Fatln r Quinn as retreat masters. Fr. Curran instructed tin Sophomores. Junior-, and Seniors while Fr. Quinn served as the master for the Freshmen. Inte- gral themes of the retreat were the humanity of Christ and the unfinished quest for answers to our faith. Our Masses were prepared by the students. Participation on a voluntary basis was enhanced by guitar accompaniment and spiritual- In oriented folksongs. The retreat was a departure from the traditional format in that students were allowed to choose spiritual activities l olw« en conferences rather than having a rigid schedule designated for them. Easygoing amt m his approach. Fallirr Curran male our rrtrral m l v i rlliwhil« Ifntlntifi Itivtnrirnl .Sn 'iV v nnrl thn Rntlnnrf •’vno T.ihrnrv 73 I II I.CiolTi. K. (iimmcjijt. J.Trmiwni.T. Foihergill. J. Bov -, II. McClallen. M. Baltic . B. Barren. l. Whalen. K. Caol'fi;2ml HOW. K. Ailam . T. Cjirri llano. S. I 3iiuffi. . DcBloi . J. Pawlusiak, L LtDue, T. MeCormiek. . larp . J. Oenovesi. M air roll; .'ini HOW . M. Densinore. T. ’.lium| in« J. . Shorlle. I . Poekeite, P. Klwert. W. Stapleton. (.. lr(Jinni . H. Hoidla. J. Riter: 1 ill ROW . M. E | o iln. K. Butterfield. .1 Casella. J. Bourne. K. Murphy. P. Carltine. T. Lloyd. B. Co idlo. J. Barltagallo. I.. Manky. ;ib. B. Mavnanl vaRerrvauB I .orniiek, ire rn s. I. t «lrngan. I rea Moderator A. Cioffi. See. H. Rotellu rough numerous projects this year's .(!. earned enough monev to buy jackets lor 27 Seniors. The .(!. contimially oflered - cdioal when needed. ° w a„ fmm ,ho SPORTS As disasters arc sudden. triumphs art unexpected. The spirit of victory is as rapid as the genius of ruin. To get up and go when you're knocked down Is to get somewhere?. — Sandburg 75 Hutlrmrl Uicinrinr.l .Qsu i«fe, ,„ 'R,,tlr, A K -00 MR. CIOFFI MR. RIZZIERE DR. O'ROl'RKE Many a lal nl is Ixvausc it b nrv t 'Flu Mounlie football team bad a successful season, winning lour of ils eight games, due to its great desire to win and the outstanding ef- forts of Mr. Cioffi and Mr. Hizziere. These two great coaches instilled in the boys a sense of good sportsmanship and determination that w ill carry over into everyday life long after No- vember 11 is just a happy memory. In tin background is Doctor O Kourke, who was always on hand to bandage bruises either on the field or in his office, and to these three men. the team, the senior class and the student bodv extend a sincere “Thank You.” This vparhnnk was diptfixed hv imluntp.p.ra from th.p FIRST ROW: J. IU.-, L Manley.J. Kii-r. B. Maynanl. M. Fullpr.T. Oarrigan.T. McCormick: SKCOND ROVl: I . IVkrttr. R. MuwariHIo.T. Franaoni. Ii Stapleton. J. Casella. Ii Hotclla. F. Murphv. I). Margo, I . Carbine: RO TIIRFK: I . Gurafano. Ii Qiioffi.J, Murphv. k. Ihilter firlil, l k«|Mn ito. M. Whalen. Ii Sliortle. T Ccnovcsi: ROW F()l Ii J. liuUtg.illo (Nlgr.). l. Stanlrv. T. Murphv. Ii Canfield. k. Eihlv. Ii Comstock. L IjIHii' (Mgr.) o! No! not I’ll VI ankk-! Bruce! Don't leave inc now. Fast Fred «'on again Rutland HiMtirica.lRneipt.vftn.fi. the Rutland Frpp l.ihrarv 77 Job RoleDa John Bovr Tommy McCormick Ricky Mazzariello Mike Fuller Bill Staph-ton •e Riler Bnuv M.ivn.ml Torro IVRIoi. Jimmv Cenovr i Pete (lirbinc Phil Pockrtir Phil (laralano Frank Murphy l-arr Manley Duke Margo Tommv Carrigan MSJ 13 Rice 33 MSI 13 Springfield 19 MSJ 33 Pair Haven 13 MSJ 19 Spaulding 20 MSJ 16 Bennington Catholic 13 MSJ 13 Bellows Falls 6 MSJ 19 Bratllrboro 25 MSJ 13 Rutland 12 Green Power celebrates THE WIN SPORTS SCENP l'anii Cheerleaders: A. Nolle. I). Frankiewiez. C Hanno, F. Cuvette. A. Marcotlr. I,. Dalev. M. Brown. The Athletic Association: ROW ONE: F. Et|x«ito. . LiilalHKnhe. re-president T. Candon. Svrrtarv A. Mum-ILi. President J. Drnfinnn . Treasurer W . Mnr|4i . W . Born . (1 (Hanno: ROW I W O: R. E. Oowkii h. W . O’Rourke. K. Cioffi. CiofTi. . Margo. F. |nM.«|u -: ROW THREE: E. Fleming. F. II mIv. R. Ksp iio: ROW FOl R: Falln r J. O’Connell. F. Sakourin. J. Bi urn. ) J. Bove, A. Noble. T. Champin' . M. Pallutto, W. Coimtock, 2ml HOW — F. Salxnirin. C. McGinnis. C. Or nliowski. H. Rotella. J. Sanborn. I. I. 3rd ROW - (‘oacli. J. Browne, T. Murphy. W'. utnfiolii. I). Clifford. Senior Guard JOHN BOVE Senior Captain BOB ROTKI.I.A Although a vounj: loam, this year's ”(Jreen and White made up for lack of experience1 with traditional Mounlie spirit and drive . MR. JAMES BROWNE. Coach RSITY SCORES MSJ Opp. Opp. MSJ 69 54 Windsor 67 73 57 95 Springfield 62 59 74 12 Otter Valiev 47 70 69 60 West RutLand 51 63 51 74 Bellow Fall 75 52 75 59 Ml. Anthony 72 74 81 75 Hartford 53 66 50 60 Rutland 57 43 62 71 BratildKiro 68 56 47 79 Bennington Catholic 76 54 Jl NIOR RSm SCORES MSJ Opp. Opp. MSJ 45 24 W indsor 38 82 59 47 Springfield 58 49 72 28 Otter Valley 24 81 HI 41 W« l Rutland 38 69 59 43 Rellou Fall . I 51 78 34 Ml. Anthom 37 82 54 34 Hartford 30 52 60 39 Rutland 33 64 63 53 Brattlcboro 71 59 56 38 Bennington Catholic 34 60 Buddy, don’t vou ever mi '!'” A familiar scene at Mounti - | -| ralli tlii- S trrw lend prayers and cheers I support their Mounlies. JUNIOR VA OlY Though this is his first year. Mr. Kelley and his little Mounlies ’ finished tied for first place in the Junior Varsity league. Overpowering many opponents. Mr. Kelley cleared his bench for many games this year. In addition, several J. .’s were brought up and saw a good deal of action in varsity games. MR. JAMES KELLEY. Coach 1 1 ROW L. Mavnar !. O. Clifford. W . G m tock. J. IVucct. G. Rirh.ig.il Io. M. Maniery. 2n l ROW S. Short le. K. Eddy. C. OiTtcchowaki. T. Murphy. R. Cuiinond. F. Sabotirin. W. Shortlc. Mr. James Kelley, coach. g | I unity: Iu right: L. Italcv. A. Marcotli . ('•. Clarion. . Nolle, I). FrdiikH'wiez. K. Cuwilt . M. Brown Our Varsity and Junior Varsilv cheerleaders performed admirably throughout the vear. The evidenced not only spirit it also good sportsmanship. We salute them, therefore, with ”a « beer for the green, a cheer for tin white, a eheer for the GIRLS who made them :htr Ain i 1 tilMA SKATED J. Clifford. B. Hock. M. Fuller. R. CiofH, E. Cioffi, C. I 2ml ROW J. B.irlu allo, J. Corruso, M Wal h. M. Esposito. I . Brodowski. T. NMIormuk. R. Ntarfug i. THIRD ROW I . Klwcrt. J. dandon. J. Murpltv. F Murph . K. Hullerficld. |. Di n more TRACfC One lino from ’’The Impossible I)ream sums up th« aim « 1 ibis year's Academy track loam: “to run where I he brave dare no! go . The boys. Ini bv Mr. Frank Pilaniello. not onlv oompiled a l ine record at I heir Oiler Valiev. Burr Burton, and Ludlow meets, but also showed an indomitable spirit in their less suc- cessful efforts. Ul ROW . |. Den «more. I . Klwcrt. M. Ia minu. M. W.1M1. Clif- ford. 2ml ROW . Coach Pilaniello. I). Clifford. T. l.lo d. C. Oiyrrlio- «ki. J. Burke. ..«i....................................................D..t,......; l-.. a i. Kt'iiin. Min-I M lwioniiT.il) won't i'qiiu luikl'o S. (ilimffo.T. Trranor. M. Bailie . M. F.i .m. 2nd ROW — J. larrillo. T. rk«-r. M. Minant. 3rd ROW I Job Jlli BOV Urn. | Nolan. R. S-tiasky. 5lh ROW It. (jistrllo. T. Lloyd. Ut ROW —C. Clarino. M. Cnoprr, J. Terrill. F. Culver. B. Booth. I..Moul- ton. 2n«l ROW — M. Taylor. K. Wall. K. Cuvette. K. Foley. 3rd ROW — J. Panlwiak. S. RotrlLi. J. Connor . T. F.lwerl. l. Job. Ith ROW — R. W lialrn. S. Drlliveni'ri, J. (- dla. Barrett. 5th ROW — K. (a nnallv. K. Male . k. Onion. K. Keenan. M. I)al . M. Clandon. 6lh R()W — J. Hit- lihy. S. Oagpi r. E. Keenan. J. Daley. M. Battles. vs and girls' ski learn spent the season combining llieir favorite sport with official competition. Competitive nands preparation, practice, and proof. Summer ami fall training programs provided sufficient preparation, iraetice took place on Pico’s slopes, and the proof of a fine ski team came through with the racing results. SOtFT a US M.S.J.'s golf team gives the spring sport's season a boost at the Mount. This year our 'duffers , led by medalist Buddy McGinnis, won the Southern Sectional Championship. The boys practice diligently, both spring and fall, at Rutland Country Club, w hich allows the team to play free of charge. We congratulate the team on their early success and wish them luck during the upcoming season. B. Gnetrllo. R. Rotella. (1 Mi Ginn , STANDING M. Palluito. A. Noble. G. iwlusiak 77? ? vparhnnh wax dipitizfid hv vnluntp.pra from thp ADVERTISEMENTS Money. the life-blood of tlu? nation, (Corrupts and stagnates in the veins. I nless a proper circulation Its motion and its heat maintains. — Swift BUSINESS SPONSORS J. Auto Parts dous Funeral Home Homo's Market SA Food Mart nham Accounting Company n's Texaco Service gg's Auto Body Shop tier's Market ible TV ilifornia Fruit Company irrigan’s Grocery irtwell Sales Service isella's Esso Service et’s Esso mmercial Credit Corp. □gin's Shell Station edit Bureau of Rutland, Inc. ivid's Shoes Zesare Company •oley's Sunoco Tire Center nry F. Fagan Wholesale Candy Company ipo Cleaners Tailors ley's Launderers Dry Cleaners irtford Bookshop Imes Iron Company, Inc. tel Berwick -Way Furniture l’s Grocery ng Chow Restaurant, Inc. □na's Yarn Shop ’d's Sunoco jinolfi’s Bakery O. E. McIntyre, Inc. Van G. Melen's Garage Merrill's Garage, Inc. Minard's Snac Bar Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. Mintzer Bros. Munsat Jewelry Company Myers’ Grocery Notte’s Texaco Service Oakman Electric Supply, Inc. O. K. Diner Andrew L. Orzel Insurance Agency Pico Peak Motor Lodge Restaurant Roxy’s Barber Shop Royal's Hearthside Restaurant Rutland Country Club, Inc. Rutland Motel Rutland Optical Company Rutland Waste Metal Company Ryan, Smith Carbine Segale’s Restaurant The Singer Company Southworth’s Ski Shop Stafford Mobil Starlite Cleaners State Cut-Rate Tina's Variety Towne Shop Wagon Wheel Card and Gift Shop Webber and Costello Wilson Music Co. ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE Old Bennington Vermont A Co-Educational Junior College Combining a Liberal Arts Education With Professional Training in Business Staffed by The Sisters of St. Joseph itlnnrl Hiotrtt'ionl Qnoiofv nrtri t ho Rut In n 7 Rroo T ihrrtrM RUTLAND COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Franklin—Pontiac—Cadillac Stewart A. Smith Corporation Seward’s Sales Service John C. Stewart Sons Stinson Ford Sales Incorporated Russ Smith Sales Service Stowell Corporation METZGER BROTHERS, INC. 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Rutland Products MANUFACTURER OF Caulking Compounds Thane Thane Enamel Red Green Products Roofing Products Lex-Crete Glazing Compounds GENERAL OFFICES Rutland, Vt. FACTORIES Rutland, Vt. Jacksonville, III. Gastonia, N.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1 967 RUTLAND GAS UTILITY and UTILIGAS, INC. 78 West Street Rutland, Vermont 773-2761 SERVING VERMONTERS FOR MORE THAN 171 YEARS RUTLAND iMa HERALD Member of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION For Complete Coverage of LOCAL STATE NATIONAL WORLD AFFAIRS Read the Herald Regularly Compliments of F. B. HOWARD COMPANY, J. P. GAWET and SONS INC. Center Rutland, Vermont Jewelers and Silversmiths Marble and Granite Products Memorials Building Veneer Flagstone 7 Center Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone 773-8868 Compliments of Compliments of the STATE DISTRIBUTING CO. THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Woodstock Ave. Rutland, Vermont The Place Where the ACTION Is! The Newly Rebuilt A W STAND Is Ready to Serve You 250 North Main Street Rutland, Vermont TOYHOUSE OF VERMONT 109 Lincoln Avenue ASEL J. YOUNG, Proprietor Congratulates The Class of ’67 “All Kinds of toys for girls and boys’’ Telephone 773-9589 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 Compliments of HOWE-RICHARDSON SCALE COMPANY Rutland, Vermont Compliments of O’NEILL, DELANY, VALENTE Congratulations To The Class of 1 967 From SAM and JOE CHIERELLA, Proprietors SHANGRAW’S PHARMACY 58 Center Street RUTLAND, VERMONT - SOUTH END FOOD MARKET QUEBEC CIGAR COMPANY, INC. PHONE 773-7660 109 Wales Street Rutland, Vermont Phone 773-7890 I? « IttwA T-I f nM ' nrt 1 f w 11 si fc i n SEWARD’S DAIRY BAR (l(PHQM ICE CREAM S , C. Hoos, A. Castle, M. Densmore, P. Elwert 224 North Main Street Rutland, Vermont 77 ic vonrhnnb nine riiaitivor! h t nnlnnioore Best Wishes to the Class of 1 967 THE MARBLE SAVINGS BANK Rutland, Vermont Since 1 883 Member F.D.I.C. Cessna Dealer Sales Charter Instruction ROTELLA’S BARBER SHOP RUTLAND AIRWAYS, INC. With best wishes for a successful future Rutland Airport North Clarendon, Vermont 773-2840 36 Strongs Ave. Rutland, Vermont 12lit Inn 7 I livtnrirnl Snriotv nn 11 T2ut1nn rl b'roo I il rnrv 99 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT COMPANY 53 Merchants Row RUTLAND, VERMONT SUNNY HILLS DAIRY Rutland’s Exclusive Bond Agency McNEIL REEDY Denardo Brothers “Quality Dairy Products” Complete Men s Wear Pasteurized Light Homogenized CREAM Heavy MILK . Chocolate Coffee Fat Free 81-83 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont Phone 773-7760 COTTAGE CHEESE EGGS JUICES North Grove Street Phone 773-2610 Rutland, Vermont - RUTLAND NEWS CO. INC. 207 No. Main St. Rutland, Vermont Tel. 773-2920 Your headquarters for your educational paper back books. If your favorite newsstand does not have it — see us. Thin vp.nrhnnk mas di0it.i7.pd hv vnhi.nt.pprn from thr MIDWAY 66 SERVICE 1 1 8 South Main Street Rutland, Vermont F. Adams T. McCormick I. LaDuc 101 SEGALLA BUILDERS Box 105 Rutland E. Guinness B. Maynard M. Campbell M. Hughes Telephone 775-4502 Quality Custom Built Homes Compliments of RUTLAND PRINTING COMPANY, INC. SKIHAUS Featuring Country Clothes and 38 Strongs Avenue Imports Rutland, Vermont The Finest in Skis and Boots Telephone 773-6040 East on Route 4 Thip vp.arhnnk mas di.piti.7pA hv ijnlu.ntpp.rR from thp L. LoDuc RUTLAND AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Allied Bearing Supply Co. — Rutland Electronics Dist. 1 38 State Street — Rutland, Vermont SMITH PAINT WALLPAPER “We Rent Most Everything COMPANY 80 West Street TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER Distributors for Masury Paints 245 West Street Rutland, Vermont Wallpaper for every room Telephone 773-9521 in all price ranges Imperial Why not take your date on a Birge ride on our bicycle Lloyds built for two? $2.00 for all day Phone 773-6477 HUGH DUFFY :OAL COMPANY, INC. ESTABLISHED 1892 1 90 West Street Rutland, Vermont Dial 773-2567 Anthracite-Bituminous Coals NORTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY fSsso) 52 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Dil ene Watch Dog Oil Heat Service jrners MOORE PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS — NDALL COMPANY, INC. Congratulations To The Class of 1 967 From umbing and Heating Contractors CARPENTER’S PHARMACY 0 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS RUTLAND, VERMONT HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE PHONE 773-2791 Robert H. Carpenter Lucien J. Wiskoski FRUITLAND AT EASTMAN’S 146 West Street Opposite Post Office 37-39 Merchants Row SPECIALTY FRUIT BASKETS CROWLEY VERMONT CHEESE School Supply Headquarters Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 ELIZABETH’S BEAUTY MART 37Vi Center Street Phone 3-201 1 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY rj. ii i rr: j —■ i o .L - r ..w—j r r L NORM PORTER PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO —■■—...... 1 '■■■ 1 ———— D. Raleigh, M. DiCesore — Co-editors, C. Marro — Ass't Bus. Mgr. T. Acker — Bus. Mgr. P. Elwert — Photographer PEOPLE’S FUEL COMPANY, INC. 287 West Street Rutland, Vt. Dial Prospect 3-2055 Fuel Oil Kerosene Gasoline B. Sabotka B. Gilman A. Caliguiri F. Culver S. Abatiell Oil Burners Motor Oils Industrial Oils UNION FURNITURE COMPANY TED’S PIZZA AND COFFEE SHOP 91 State Street Phone 773-6368 162 South Main Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Opposite the Fairgrounds Closed Mondays Hours: Sunday 4 to 1 1 Tuesday — Thursday 11 to 1 1 Friday and Saturday 11 to 1 2 J? t f i 1st it 1 1« 4 1 ■ 107 LOURAS’ M. A. Carlson, M. Daly, K. Pellegrino, K. Keenan, M. Flonagan Open Every Day of the Week Opposite Post Office COURCELLE’S FLOWER SHOP Fresh Flowers Daily J. Pawlosiak, B. Gilman, C. Wall, T. Acker 77 jo vonrhnnh nine rliaitiyorl h nnlimtopre frntn tho Compliments of CARRIS REELS INC. V. Tumielewicz F. Murphy A. Morgo Rutland Vermont CARROLL CUT RATE CARMOTE PAINT STORE 23 Center Street Rutland, Vermont 164 West Street Rutland, Vermont Drugs, Cosmetics and Prescriptions “SHOP CARROLL’S AND SAVE AS YOU SPEND” For All Paint and Wallpaper Accessories Tfutlntiti ffietnrirnl Snriotv rtrtrl the Tintlnti 1 Wroo I Hi •nrv 109 GREEN MOUNTAIN AWNING COMPANY Mr. Harold Valiquette M. E. Connors P. Riordon D. Fronkiewicz C. Fronkiewicz Congratulations to the class of '67, especially to the four cousins above! Tarpaulins Flags Canopies Awnings Canvas Goods Tents 93 Killington Avenue Rutland, Vermont Phone 773-8422 Compliments of CAHEE’S WILSON’S SPORTS EQUIPMENT STORE Vermont’s Largest distinctive furniture and carpet and Rutland’s Leading Furniture Store CLOTHING STORE Rutland Vermont Men’s and Boy's Shoes Too i RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK B. Gerow K. McCormock Your Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAUL’S CLEANERS, INC. Congratulations to Class of '67 Dry Cleaning — Tailoring Shirts Laundered Compliments of Fur and Garment Storage 40-45 Center Street 297 N. Main Street PATCH-WEGNER COMPANY, INC. Rutland’s Newest and Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant Rutland, Vermont Phone 775-5955 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF THE CLASS OF 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Abatiell Mrs. June Acker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anoe Mrs. Sophie Bania Mr. and Mrs. Alfeo Barbagallo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barron Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bathalon Mr. and Mrs. John C. Battles Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bizzarro Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bliss Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bloodworth Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bove Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brewster Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Burney Mr. and Mrs. James C. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Butler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caggige Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caliguire Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callahan Mrs. Edith Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Candon Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carbine Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Castle Mr. and Mrs. Orlando N. Chioffi Mr. and Mrs. Alberico Ciccotelli Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clifford Mrs. Jennie Cole Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Connors Mrs. Lawrence Culver Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. John Daley Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. D'Aniello Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeBlois, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Delliveneri Mr. and Mrs. James Densmore, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. DiCesare Mr. and Mrs. David Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Doucette Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dudley Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dupre Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Egan Mr. and Mrs. Frederic P. Elwert Mr. and Mrs. Myles Ettori Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Farnham, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Flory Mrs. Anthony Foti Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frankiewicz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Frankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fredette Mr. and Mrs. Donald French Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gallipo Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Garofano Mr. and Mrs. Harry Genovesi Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Geraw Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilman, Jr. Mrs. Francis Golfin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gorruso Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Goulette Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graziano Mr. and Mrs. Francis Graziano Mr. and Mrs. Lester Greeno Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Guinness, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guyette Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Francis Haley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hebert Mrs. Mary Lou Holland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Jerome V. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. John La Due Mr. and Mrs. George Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaPoint Mr. and Mrs. Harlan D. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Linihan Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Luckachina Mr. and Mrs. John T. Maley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Margo, Jr. Mr. John Maroney Miss Jean Maroney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Marro Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Martin McCormack Mr. Donald McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGann, Sr. Mrs. Lauretta Medlin Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Musella Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Notte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Notte Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell W. O'Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Onion Mr. and Mrs. William M. O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pawlusiak Mr. and Mrs. John Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Piette Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Pitaniello, Sr.' Mrs. Mary Pockette Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Pratt Mrs. Marion Quigley Mr. and Mrs. James Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. Francis Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romano Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Romano Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romeo Mr. and Mrs. Guido Rotello Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sabotka Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Stratton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Simonds Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. John St. Marie Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarbell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Terrill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terenzini Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Tesconi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tumieliwicz Mr. and Mrs. Vito Valente Mrs. Barbara Wall Mrs. Minerva Warner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Cyril H. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Whalen Mrs. Kenna Wiedenmayer Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Wysolmerski SOCIAL PATRONS Reverend Edward C. Foster Reverend Raymond Lambert Reverend Richard Lavalley Reverend John O'Connell Reverend Michel St. Pierre Reverend James Shea Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Abatiell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Miss Laura Aquistapace Miss Fran Bania Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Caggige Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Carreau Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Carter Misses Barbara and Ruthmary Castle Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Cavacas Dr. and Mrs. B. Chiolino, D.D.S. Miss Agnes Cole Mr. Henry Dahlgren Mr. Michael Daly Mr. and Mrs. Percy D. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Deasy Mr. John Dinn Mrs. George W. Donahue, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dubeau Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Eastman Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Fagan Miss Elizabeth Farnham Mr. Joseph Flory Mr. William Flory Mr. and Mrs. John J. Flynn Mrs. Edward Fothergill Mr. and Mrs. Earle S. Fox Miss Ann Frankiewicz Mr. Eugene D. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Fucci Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Garafano The Kane Family Mr. Thomas J. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. John Kulig Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Layden Dr. and Mrs. William Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCormick Mr. and Mrs. George McMahon Miss Edna Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mulcahey Mrs. Madeline Musella Misses Bernice and Bertha Noe Dr. and Mrs. A. H. O'Connell Dr. and Mrs. W. A. O’Rourke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Patnod Mr. and Mrs. John Pellerin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce Dr. and Mrs. Henry L. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Pratt Dr. and Mrs. William Pratt Dr. and Mrs. Edward K. Reiman, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Senecal Mrs. Joena Seward Mr. and Mrs. Donald Small Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Spencer, Jr. Judge and Mrs. Richard F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Tedesco Mrs. Anne M. Terenzini Dr. and Mrs. John J. Tomasi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vergi Dr. and Mrs. Marquis Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Wolk Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Woods Congratulations to the Class of 1967! THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE JUNIOR CLASS Hates to See You Leave Pnl «n 7 P I I IT Tl,'i 1st m s7 Compliments MICKEL’S of MOBIL STATION MENDON PICO MOTEL 5 North Main Street Rutland, Vermont Dial 773-9752 on U.S. Route 4 Compliments of CLIFFORD FUNERAL HOME BARDWELL HOTEL AND MOTOR INN Rutland, Vermont 4 Compliments of THE BEACON DUNKIN’ DONUTS at the Rutland Airport East Clarendon Worlds’ Finest Coffee Open Daily 24 Hours Wedding Receptions Banquets Reunions Parties of any type R. FLYNN, Manager Your Host JAYNE JOHN CONANT Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’67 from FRANKIEWICZ BROTHERS, INC. Painting and Decorating CICUtCISS ON THE MOUNTAIN US ROUTE 4 MENDON, RUTLAND, VERMONT i_____i ii: : ; o ___________________i iu., ] i?--r :i. 115 COLLEGE OF ST. JOSEPH THE PROVIDER Four Year Liberal Arts College Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Special B.S. Program in Elementary Education Affiliated with the Catholic University of America Clement Road Rutland, Vermont Compliments of HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE AND RESTAURANT Your stylist helps to make you as beautiful as you are. Take your pick from 20 Certified Permanents. All licensed beauticians Call for appointment 773-9833 FLORENCE ELIZABETH PAINE TYLER Manager 77 ic vonrhnnh mni 7ioitiyorl hv nnlnntoorQ fve m fho Wherever you're going... When you need a little lift — depend on Coke wherever BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF RUTLAND, INC Tinthind Tfivtnrirnl Sn notv nntl tho TintInnd b'roo I ihrnrv 117 RUTLAND POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR ■■ AM C. Frankiewicz, G. Hooker, S. Stratton, M. O'Kelley CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 Louis A. Pokrywka, Prop. RAY REILLY’S TIRE MART M. M. Fagan, M. Pitaniello, P. Sheridan YOUR U.S. ROYAL B.F. GOODRICH DEALER MURPHY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. K. Onion R. Whalen B. Maynard B. Booth Dependable Service for Every Office Requirement 99 State Street Phone 773-6655 Rutland, Vermont SAINT PETER’S GETS READY FOR THE MOUNT 119 HANK VERGI Golf Professional Class “A” Member — Professional Golfer’s Association of America RUTLAND COUNTRY CLUB Rutland, Vermont iont Vice-President New England Professional Ifer's Association President Vermont Golf Pro Association % L. Tesconi B. Booth S. Caggige Mr. Vergi “Everything for the Golfer” Pro Shop Hours 7:30 A.M. - 7:30 P.M. Telephone 773-9153 i 'Thio ionrhr nh tnnv rlittifivorl hv nnluntoore fvnrtt thn The Evening Is Complete With a Corsage From PRATICO’S FLOWER SHOP CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION Htiflrtnri f-fIeinriont Qrwiotv tin ft t ho Ttnitnnrl h'roo I r iiYirv 121 For the Best in Motor Banking TURN INTO Our Evelyn Street Drive-In or Our New Shopping Plaza Drive-In The if fss i Rutland County Office National Bank and Trust Company Rutland, Vermont Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ABEL’S TIRE CORPORATION RUTLAND’S ONLY TIRE DISCOUNT CENTER NEW RETREADED USED Pick Your Tire Pick Your Price NEVER UNDERSOLD wh l. La Duc, G. Hooker, T. Bliss, C. Frankiewici For Your Pleasure the FAIRMONT Recommended by Gourmet — Mobil Travel Guide French — American — Italian Continental Cuisine Credit Cards Honored Casual Dress Invited HOSTS James C. Marro Louis F. Vignoe, Jr. Buy Dependable Insurance Protection From Your Local Independent Agent He Serves You First! RUTLAND CITY ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS LEONARD A. APPELL ALMA BORDEN AGENCY BOVE-McGINNIS AGENCY WARREN H. BROWN AGENCY BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY CRAIG INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN H. DAVENPORT AGENCY FRED A. FIELD SON JONES-MAYNARD INSURANCE AGENCY KINNEY, BELL CONNER, INC. PIKE INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR Bndependent Insurance m AGENT 125 Success and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 Compliments of RUTLAND GAS OIL CO., INC. Phillips 66 Heating Oils and STEREO THEATRE HARP OFFSET PRINTING 2 46 WASHINGTON ST. • RUTLAND. VERMONT 05701 AREA CODE 802 • 773-9194 Largest Selection of Records in the State Radio and Hi-Fi 1 38 West Street Rutland, Vermont Compliments of: VERMONT PARTS and EQUIPMENT CO., INC. BERNADINA’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT and LOUNGE Wholesale Auto Parts Serving the Automotive Trade 229 South Main St. Rutland, Vt. mi. :.....L . .I. _... ••. __ L. i ,.... A... . i “From Heaven Thru Hi-School We Are Proud to Be the Uniform Suppliers to Mount Saint Joseph Academy WOLK’S TOTS ’N TEENS WOLK’S JR. DEB ROOM 1 7 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Vermont’s Leading and Most Modern Department Store Featuring Famous Brand Merchandise of Integrity, Quality and Value Every Day for Family and Home Convenient Shopping Hours: Monday and Friday 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Charge Accounts Layaway Plans Delivery Service Free Parking Gift Wrap Service JET CAR WASH, INC. RUTLAND VERMONT STATE FAIR South Main and Strongs Avenue Rutland, Vermont September 3-9, 1967 Telephone - 802-775-41 10 Open Mon — Sat. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. n .i rr.'.i. ■. . i n. i-i n . f i n r • i 197 LINDHOLM’S EARL F. SPENCER, JR. SPORT CENTER © Office and Professional Building Rutland, Vermont Corner Melrose Ave. and Volkswagen Sales North Main St., Diner Rutland, Vermont IF IT’S COODFOOD JOHNSON YOU WANT- BUILDING SPECIALTIES 31 7 West Street Quality Building Products Wood Aluminum DICK AND RAY’S Phone 773-2235 SNACK BAR ARNOLD JOHNSON ROY ROTELLA TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY V «Ml b. 1
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