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

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On February 26. His Excellency Bishop Robert F. Joyce was installed as the sixth Bishop of our Diocese. Bishop Joyce is a native Vermonter and lias lived all his life in Vermont, except for a time when he served as a chaplain in the Armed Forces. He was horn in Proctor on October 7. 1896. Bishop Joyce is the second native of the diocese to ascend the throne of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Burlington to assume the office of Chief Shepherd of the Catholics of the State of Vermont. Bishop Joyce is a recognized church leader, and has long been active in civic, educational, and charitable work in his community and state. tycefce Succeed . . . . . . . 1Zcf ui Early in November, we were saddened by the unexpected death of our beloved bishop. Bishop Ryan had labored zealously in Vermont for the past eleven years. Under Bishop Ryan’s direction, splendid build- ing programs were undertaken in many of the Catholic Communities under his charge. We will remember in our prayers him who was so dear to us in life. HIS EXCELLENCY BISHOP EDWARD F. RYAN—R.I.P. n

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Mr. Moore joined I he Ml. St. Joseph Faculty ten years ago. Through his teaching and varied activities at the Mount, and in his state and local work in Driver Kducation and Student Council, he has gained the re- spect and admiration of Academites and those throughout the State with whom he has conic in contact. We extend our deepest appreciation to Mr. Moore for his splendid work throughout his years at the Mount. In gratitude for his outstanding contribution to education and student life at the Academy, we fondly and respectfully dedicate the 1957 MOUNT. r

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Ann Lovett, Valedictorian; Joan Levins. Salutatorian. Sj nxZKids 76e4e one oun tyiacU, — ausi (eeutena ck 4c tooC