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

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dedication It is the general feeling of the Class of 1966 that our yearbook should lx dedicated to the person who has influenced us most beneficially during our impressionable high school years. This person has masterfully blended a chal- lenging new outlook on all he teaches with the personal appeal of his wit and good humor. The result is classes which are scintillating, rewarding, and unfor- gettable. We have all been most impressed by this teacher’s qualities of fairness, frankness, and openmindedness. Through his deep concern for the individuality of his students and his sin- cere respect for all their opinions, a close relationship between him and his stu- dents has been established. His solid Christian character has been evident in the content and manner of his teaching and has been a fine example that will remain with us for the rest of our lives. We therefore, with great pleasure, dedicate this year’s Mount to Mr. James Coughlin.

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imstration arid faculty 9 ¥ kV The small stones which fill up the crevices Have almost as much to do with making the firm wall As the great rock; So do the small moments toe have spent with them FilNhe crevices •, • of out foundation