Mount St John Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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Class artists busy making pos- ters for Catholic Youth Week: Betty Valles and Mary Grace Batterman seatedg Kathleen Moloney and Myriain Duhourt working at the hoard. t. 1 X 1573037 - . it J '7 L , 4 Nl I 5.76.55 Parle vous Francais? 'LMai oui! avid French fans examine advertise- 97 ments and posters: Lor- raine Hickey, Mary White, Elfriede Rothg Jo- anne Peroni and Margaret Phillipps would rather peruse through some lit- erature and try their skill at free translation. 2:15 means study period for this in- dustrious group of Juniors. Lengthening shadows and new rings re- mind a group of ufuture Seniors that their days at Mount St. ,John are more than half completed: a thought to urge themselves on to make the best use of the opportunities still awaiting them. 'Q

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