Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Demarest, NJ)

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Graduation 1969 On behalf of the graduates, I should like to thank Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas Duffy for presiding at our commencement exercises, Very Reverend Monsignor Thomas Gilhooly for his inspiring address, and Father John Murray for his services as Master of Cere- monies. I wish also to extend our gratitude to the revered members of the clergy and faculty, to our parents, relatives, and friends. Your presence truly adds joy to this occasion. A As president of the school, itis an honor and a privelege to represent the sender class tonight. This is an occasion that will always remain a treasured memory. While expressing our sincere appreciation to all who made it possible, T should like to assure you that f.' IG are aware not only of all that you have contributed to our present success, but also of your concern for-our future. with knowledge of todayfs campus unrest, many of you may look ' n ahead with apprehension. Some radicals. with no constructive goals, are bent on disruption and destruction. Consequently, anarchy and extremism seem to characterize today's youth. By this time,however, it should be clear to all of us, that it is an easy thing to pull down and destroy rahher than to build up , sy P and preserve. But most young people like ourselves can recognize the waste of lives andproperty that could be utilizedJg?iMUtelaWLMgw .vli any, 4 2, - H l-.J 4112Q,f53, 1 iff.!Vl.,fxJf:?-5? QL If we believe in tomorrowfk Youth always believes that tomorrow will V be better than today. We also believe that we can do tomorrow what seems impossible today. we have learned from you, our parentsithat sacrifice and self- control must accompany our drive to succeed. You have helped to de- velop our sense of values and the principles that have to serve as

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