St Peters Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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M t. g THE JOLLY JUNIORS HLife begins at Nine . From the looks on the faces of the students, you can tell that the bell has not yet rung for silence and rank formation. With the 8:45 Lineup and recently adopted Beitline System , the round of daily Ciosses begins at S. P. A. DID DAVID STILES AND BOBBY McCARTY FORGET THEIR TIES????? S. P. A. ON PARADE!

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FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: I. To r Thomas Foy, Elizabeth Mocico, Anita Betts, Katherine Walsh, James Brown, Trees, Genevieve Reynolds, Vice-Pres,, Gerald Smithl Pres, Mary Burke Sec, William Farrell, Elizabeth McMahon, Gail Forone, Albert Foy. Second Row: Mary Ann Zevetchin, Nora Griffin, Lucy Malone, Elaine Sesslemon, Josephine Scovone, Patricia Fredette, Patricio Ebert, Elizabeth Ebert, Ann Uscovifch, Anna Marie Taylor, Patricio Curtis, Catherine Patterson. Third Row: Robert Jones, Robert McCarty, Malcolm Mogovem, Frances Bootier, Helen A'Heorn, Ann MCGirr, Mary Alice Duvol, Michael O'Connell, William Mosemon, Arthur Carroll. Fourth Row: Charles Bordino, Poul Trogni, David Stiles, Robert Speers, John Mongini, John Jordon GRADUATES OF 1949 5 a First Row: l. o 11 Joan Casey, Frances Mocico, Patricio Smith, William Ford, Anita D'Andreo, Joseph Grosso, Jean Doherty, Valedictorian; Father Bums, John Bollinger, Solutotorian; Emma Corr, Faust D'Andreo, Patricio Totten, Alice Ebert, Anne Dris- coll, Carlo Clukies. Second Row: Margaret Moher, Nancy Hughes, Morypof Arm- strong, Barbara Lynett, Richard Rowland, Ann Brown, Harold Loggins, Catherine Uscovitch, David Russell, Rita Brown, Peter Helenek, Patricia Klein, Anne Cossidy, Sally Noonon, Mary Jane Hickey, Katherine Witkop.

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Seniors iinger to listen to lost minute scores before leaving Big League Baseball tor the Beltline . . i They wear their i2 years of hard labor rather well OS they pause to pose with Sister Agnes Clare . . . First Period, Monday: English, where, with Sister Frances Regis, the week is sure to start off on o literary note . The Library: for research assign- ments, recreational reading, or just plain browsing ; with Mother St. James to aid when in doubt.