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

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Father Richard I ji Valles Religion IN Father (irrald Ragis Religion IN Father Jam» Shew Religion IN Father Michael St. Pierre Religion IN Mr. Jam» Browne English II. III. IN; Njr it Baskctbal Nlr. Alfonso (liofTi Nmcrican History: S mill Studies; So- cial Studies Survey. Varsity Fool lull Mr. James (oiighlin English II. IN; Religion IN. Nlr. James Kelley French I. II. Junior Narsity Rokeilull Nlr. Arthur (irambll Social Studies Survey; American Histo- ry; NNorld History. rw |ia|MT Mr. W illiam Eaton (Consumer Economics; Freshman Science; (General Business; English II. Monitors Mr. Francis I’itaniello Pinsi»; Basii- Math II. Track Nlr. Waller Moore Kuglish I. II. IV. n r fit c tr 7 tlin I?i f ? tis Ti'vnn T t ly

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Sister James Bernard Algebra I: Geometry: Basie Math II; Heliginn II. Sister John Joseph Typing II; Bookkeeping II; Stenogra- phy II: Serrel.iri.il Practice; Religion ill. National Honor Snielv Sister John Paul Chemistry: Earth Science. Yearbook Busimsss Board Sister M. Kathleen Biologv: Physiology: Religion I.F.N.C. Sister Madonna Therese French II. III. Sister M. Martin English I. Ill: Religion II: Reading. Student Gill lie’ll Sister Maureen Joseph Sister Miriam Teresa French I: English II: Religion I. Year- Algebra I, II: Geometry: Math IV. I wok Editorial Board Sister M. Patrick Religion I. II: Litin I; Advanced Litin. Pi Sigma Sister Paul Joseph Sister Stephen Marie Sister M. Virginia Record Keeping: Bookkeeping I: Tvp- General Biology: Earth Science. Year- Religion I. II. Ill: Mechanical Drawing ing II: Glerical Practice. F.B.LA. book Editorial Board 'I'litc V i rt i »-» » ■ Am ti »»• • A-rtm l w

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Mr. limn Ki zicrr orltl History: Snial Studio Survey; mcrican Government. arsitv 1W- lull Mr. Cliarle» Cemkirovoki I-at in I. IIMV: Iti-li nm I. II Mi Margaret Canary Nvrelarx niors: en we hear that Christ is a Person, hut does this Irulv mean anything? Is He merelv an abstract idea? Il seems to me llial dI substitute Christ with ideas. He must be experienced to be known. To know is to have loved Him in others, to have ex , d the unspeakable happening of His love, to have lived the moment of meeting another as he is. to have felt the serenity •e of meeting someone and being fulfilled because of the encounter. ’ re you Jesus? If ibis question can be asked of us or if we can ask il of anyone we meet, our lives al the Mount will be worthwhile. In Him. Father Limherl Mr. William Wed lr. Clarence Senior Parent's Club Officers: See. Mr. Freddie. I’res Mr. Butterfield. ice Pres. Mr. W aterinan. I h iv Mr. (FRourke 77?is vp.nrhnnk was di.0iti7.pd hv nnlunt.pp.rR from t.h.p