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

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 Dedication We recall many memories as we come to the point of dedicating our Mount. With gratitude we present it to our Academy teachers whose constant understanding has been among the blessings and heritage of the Class of '62. Their never-failing humor has helped us over many of our seemingly hopeless problems. Their kindness and consideration has been shown by the way in which they have taken the interests of our entire class into their hearts. For their sincerity and patience we express our thanks, and sincerely dcdiate our 1962 Mount to the Sisters of St. Joseph.

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J rincipafs JlTessape Uo Ohe (’ ass Of ’62 The long-awaited day of graduation i5 now here. We rejoice with you at this achievement and we take this opportunity to extend to you prayerful best wishes for your future endeavors. Before many months have passed, your class group will be spread far and wide. Some will be in college, some will be in service, and others will have taken their places in the business world. Wherever you might be, please try to remember always the ideals which have been given to you at M.S.J. One final bit of advice: a wise saint of many years ago said, “Work as if all de- pended upon you and pray as if all depended upon God.” This combination of work and prayer will surely bring the success which we hope for you as you leave Mount Saint Joseph. Father Searles REV. WENDELL H. SEARLES Principal