Mount St Joseph Academy - Mount Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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wo Si, Si, let's do the Mexican Hat Dance! French Club Front Row. left to right: Nancy Kinsley, .loan Cyr, Jane Kenney, Carol Clark, Joan Metzner, Carol Shea, Second Row: Mary Ellen Flaherty, Betty Lamoureux, Betty-Kay Shea, loan Cori, Marie Cogan. Third Row: Pauline McGrath, Patricia Colturi, loan Wanat. Fourth Row: Vivian l,amarre. Cail Hafner, lrene McVeigh. Fifth Row: Betty Abramck, Carol Novak, Vir- ginia llaigis. Our, nous parlons francais. I panish Club ' Front Row, left to right: loan Ottowitz, Dorothy Palshaw. Second Row: Rita ll'Auria, lidwina Cooney, Mary-Lloyd Carey, lrene Kramer, Glenda Koury. Third Row: Mary Martha Flahcrtv, Francoise deflhabert, Barbara Bailey, Florenvr' McCarthy. Adviser: Mother M. Rinalrlo. The Modern Language Clubs, both French and Spanish, through their various activities bring to the students a knowledge of the country's history. customs, and artistic background as well as its language.

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My mind to me a kingdom Ls. hitb Club Latin Club vividly presents, through variated discussions. the masterpieces and historical back- ground that vontributed to the glory and splendor of ancient Rome. Ojicers Seated: Marion Carpenter fSecrelaryl, ,lane Kenney lPresidentl, Maureen Daly fVire-Pres' identl, Gail Keeney lTrea.su,rerl. Standing: Dorothy Palshaw fffouncillorl, Mary Donahue fCou.nrillorl, Nancy Greene fffouncillorl. L tin Club Left to right: Mary Griffin, Betsy Ross, Sheila Sullivan Loretta Highberger, Rosalind Sullivan, Frances Sculli, Carol Clark, Sally Brewer, Carol Shea. Rome was never like this.

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Front Row. left to right: ,loan Metzner, Betty Ann Topa, Betsy Ross. Pat Radigan, Catherine Canivan, Ellen O'Hara, .loan Cori. Betty l.ainourenK. Rosalind Sullivan. Second Row: Marie Cogan, Nancy Kinsley, Jane Kenney, Diane Basney, Sheila Murphy, ,Indy lleisler, Carol Clark, Nancy l.aRoche. Pat Lowry, Loretta llighberger, Carol Shea. Third Row: Irene McVeigh, Ann Darrow, Mary Lloyd Carey, Edwina Cooney, Carol Novak, Cail Hafner, Helen Muller, Marjorie Fish, Marion lfarpenter, Marilyn Quebec, Barbara Bailey, Patricia Mcfiuire, Alice Mehegan, Fran-- qoise de-Chabert, Carole Briggs, Nancy Bender. Encouraged by the instructive demonstrations of the Business Club, Miss lVl.S.J.A. discovers the ways of becoming a perfect secretary plus the techniques of succeeding in the Business World of today. 'TN A broad understanding of international incident. Foreign Polic ssociation For those who enjoy a friendly debate or a world-wide view on national affairs, the Foreign Policy Association is a dream come true . Why it can even boast of an annual mock U.N. As- semblyl Seated: Margaret Donahue fTrea.surerl, Anne O'Reilly lVice-Presidentl, ,loan Wanat tPresi'dentl, Betty Abramelc 4Se-cretaryl, Standing: Barbara Cesnaldo, Marie DeMeola, Kathleen Anderson, Marilyn Wise, Joanne Cardello, Cecelia Della Fera, Dorothy Palshaw, Theresa Freeman, Alice Carella, Gail Keeney, Carol Jackson. Adviser: Sister Maria Barbara. 1--B Business Club By appointment onlvu-ll fav' ored phravc. Y