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

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i ' Af in-. In ,Mary s Kecpzng Mary we have trred But our efforts seem so p1t1fu1 tn compartson to the task preparlng the class of 1904 for the1r journey home Truly rt rs for heaven that we would educate them e the hazards of th1s llfe are very real Some w1l1 l1ve long others Some wrll marry happlly others Some wtll be strong others Important as all th1s rs Mother Mary our prayer on th1s the1r graduatton day IS the pray er that you would brrng them all wtthout excepuon home safely to the feet of the Ktng of lungs your son s You of the Class of 54 be grateful grateful that you have graduated durrng th1s Marran Year Keep her protecuve mantle about you and whatever else goes wrong 1tw1ll matter lrttle May God bless you and Mary keep you always 6?-:dw

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'CHD' f' in 9 3 'gi' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Standing left to right: Basil Nichols, Vice President, Robert Gillam, President, Robert Bennett, Treasurer. Seated: Barbara Perry, Secretary, 611155 President is Address What a flood of memories some grave, some gay, sweeps over us as we realize this is the last time we shall meet within these hollowed walks as the class of '54, Here the loving hearts of parents, teachers and friends beat high over our achievements of the past four years, Here too, they have sorrowed with us over our failure to meet the high standards set for us. These are now things of the past, Whether we will or not, we must go forth to take our places in the fearsome world, but we face it unafraid under Our Lady's guid- ing hand. lmbued with the principles for which our Catholic High School stands we have set our sights high under Mary's patronage in Her Years. Be ours the task to help to establish world peace, we shall remake the world on Mary's pattern. Ambitious as our schemes are, we will accomplish them if as indi- viduals we are willing to work not for self, but for the common good. Helped by the prayer and the example daily set before us by our beloved principal Father Lynch who has conducted us in paths traced out by Mary's Son and our teachers who doubling for Mary' have led us to His feet, May it be justly said in some future day of the Class '54 -- Our love for Our Lady is a light to guide the paths of men to Christ,