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

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FRESHMEN It is common knowledge that our Fresh- men have had a very prosperous first year here at Saint Johnis. The school's largest class so far, they have lived up to standards set for them in addition to exerting their own individuality. Besides their curricular tasks, teachers and upper classmen have been pleased to see their activity in the Student Council and Operetta groups, and the success they made of their Tea for vis- iting eighth graders. When, in the late Fall, they teamed together with the Sopho- mores for a trip to the big city, New York unfolded the marvels of g'The Seven Wonders ofthe World and the Metro- politan Museum of Art to them. Who will ever forget the race against time to arrive back at school on time to sing carols for the Christmas Performance that night? Begun well and ended better, we hope the first year of our classmates will be a pattern and inspiration for a line school life productive of lasting results. A very gay group of officers on whom has weighed the task of Freshman government. Treasurer, Carol Monsees, Presidenl, Carol Rossi, Secretaw, Mary Tognog Sludenl Council Representative, Brigita Kearney, and V10-Prf'.s'z'derzl, Jean Farley, who does not appear, have proved their trustworthiness and ability this year.