Mount Saint Joseph Academy - Mount Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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The Class of 1944 is typical of all graduating classes throughout America today, in that it has been depleted because of members who have answered our country’s call. At this time, when the blessings of democracy are at stake, the valor and patriotism of these recruits shines through the clouds of war as a light of hope. To Mount Saint Joseph representatives in the armed forces, and to all members of the service, we proudly and humbly dedicate the 1944 Mount.

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Foreword In compiling the 1944 edition of the Mount, it is the hope of the staff that the members of the senior class, in particular, will find it a source of inspiration and joy. Whether they are enjoying the blessing of living in our dear America, or are scattered to the four winds in her defense, we trust that this account of our efforts and accomplishments at the Mount will be as a ray of sunshine, when the road of life becomes dark and difficult.

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I His Excn i.i-ncy, Tin Most Reverend Matthew F. Brady. D.D. Bisiiop oi Bum incton N