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

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JJrtnttpals Hlessagt? To The Class of ’7(): Especially at a time when private schools, locally and nationally, arc experiencing financial difficult)-, it is re- assuring to know that the sacrifices of so many people have been well worth the effort. Results, often intangible and difficult to measure, are evidenced through your growth in character, the ideals and goals you have set for yourselves, and the strong academic background that will accompany you after grad- uation. It has been gratifying for me to witness this de- velopment over the past four years. I hope that the Christian education you have received at Mt. St. Joseph will enrich your lives and give impetus to a life long commitment of love and service to God and your fellow-man. Sincerely.

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ih'iurettum We wanted to write yon some words you'd remember words so alert they'd leap from the paper and crawl up your shoulder and lie by your ears and be there to comfort you down through the years. We are what we feel, and writing it down seems foolish sometimes without vocal sound. But by the time we thought of it. found a pen, put the pen to ink. the ink to paper our four years were gone. So in place of empty words we give to you, Mr. and Mrs. West our 1970 Mount.

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THE MOST REVEREND ROBERT F. JOYCE, Bishop of Burlington Sfthaol Bnarit THE VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN A. LYNCH. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools SCHOOL BOARD, Left to Right: James Coughlin; Guido Rotella. President; Fr. Lambert; Thomas Candon; Monsignor John Kennedy; Rev. Thomas Connor; Mother Nora. Absent: Sister Christine; Rev. Donald Kelly; Francis Nolan.