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

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BISHOP ROBERT F. JOYCE Bishop of Burlington MONSIGNOR JOHN A. LYNCH Superintendent of Schools MONSIGNOR KENNEDY Christ the King Parish

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Dedication The class of 63 has been particularly impressed by the three-fold spirit of prayer, education, and sportsmanship that permeates the halls of M.S.J. The religious spirit is evident in every daily activity carried on at the Mount. Classes and outside activities arc continually offered in prayer. The spirit of education can be seen through the number of students eligible for the Honor Roll. Academy students are also recipients of many honors and awards. The spirit of sportsmanship can be witnessed at any sports event occurring at the Mount. The team and student body exhibit such spirit and determination that they have been complimented by many throughout the state of Vermont. Therefore, with pride and enthusiasm, the Class of 1963 dedicates the Mount to the undaunted Spirit of M.S.J.”

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RHV. WI-NDHI.r. H. SI:. ARLES—Principal JlCount Sain dJosep i Academy Au fand, 7 Jermonf To the Class of ’65: It is always a pleasure to extend congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class. You have achieved an important goal and we rejoice with you. Today we hope and we pray that you will always live according to the ideals presented to you during these past four years. To think, judge and act according to the mind of Christ’’ is perhaps a good summation of those ideals. Your high school education has come from many people who have dedicated their lives to the work of Christian Education. Let their generosity always be- an example to you as you strive to lx of service to God and your fellow men.