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

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Wc pledge allegiance To God, our King, To Mary, our Queen, Patroness of our country, To our flag, the Red, White an.l Blue, To America, our native land.” Foreword Although the prospects For peace are becoming brighter we are still living in a topsy-turvy world. Under present conditions many of our plans and hopes For the future have been altered or abandoned. The purpose oF this sixth edition of the Mount is to en- courage, inspire, and cheer the members of the Class of 1945, in the days to come, as they review their achievements, and lecall the ideals cherished during the past four years at Mount Saint Joseph.

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Business Board We wish to thank those who have helped us to finance the 1945 Mount. Appreciation is expressed by the board to the business men of the city who have advertised in our annual. We trust that our readers will patronize our benefactors. Charles Reardon, Business Manager First ran Joseph Pomponio, Katherine Loso, Charles Reardon, Busiiwss Miiim x, Raymond Walsh. Sri'cnJ mu Bernard Keefe, Francis Johnson. Robert Napolitano, Loren Gouclioc. Third ran Regina Valcnty, Marion Clifford. E2BUISU

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“These are the heroines, Who, like Mary, Stand beneath the Cross With aching brow and heart, yet Hopeful, brave, resigned, E’en unto the worst! Dedication Under the patronage of the sweet Queen of Peace, and of Saint Joseph. Patron of Youth, we reverently dedicate the 1945 edition of the Mount to the mothers of the boys and iris in service, and to all our dear parents. May she who first brought true Peace into the world, and He who is called the Just, bring comfort to them in their sorrow and a Just Peace to a world which has abandoned it. 4 With the hands of her little Son, may the Queen of Mothers bless in a special manner the parents of the boys who have made the supreme sacrifice.