Mount St Joseph Academy - Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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I9 3 9 C,0MMFlNCFMElXT ODE lhe Sands of rlrme well worn bx lagglng feet -Xlw axs almlng hrgh nex er to defeat Often lmparred bx a recedrng trde Regardless exer the aged beggars gulde Dawn breaks anew what wrll rt brlng today rlhls last and partlng span of xouth s short Stax? The echo of the Nlornrng Bell rmgs clear From the Harbor of lNow here our feathered folk appear Qhantmg a sweet concerto dlpplng low Carefree llght hearted on through Life they go' The VVheels of Tlme unceasmglv rexolve loo fast alas for problems xexed to solve A faltered step a sl1p may not retrace in unklnd word sometrmes wlll not efface V e should haxe no regrets' Our saddened heart Knows that the tlme has come w hen we must part These sacred grounds wlth all they have and hold Lontam treasures numberless and untold 'lhe Qhapel Bell for X espers now we hear The day IS almost done the hour IS nearl as after exerw mghtfall theres a dawn Iong hours ago we stood rn thxs same place The exe of the last daw of youth to face lhen came the dawn and now the Curfew Bell Beglns to toll the close of day to tell LlI1l1liC the morn now everwthlng IS stlll Saxe the msrstent call of the whlppoorwnll The Curfew and the Iwenmg Bells have passed V e are all parted now alone at lastl 'TIIDC ln Nlemorlaml Before us law Nlayhap a ltfetrme lxke as not a dax V e ll now go forth to meet the trlals of Lrfe Shall we remam unconquered through the strlfe Shall we w hen we are called to our reward Rrse up trrumphantlw to meet our God The Claw IS oxer and another dawn V111 greet us on the blrth of the next morn We do not know what tunes the birds wall smg lNor do we know what clouds the dat wlll brmg Trme alone w1ll tell' GERXLDIXE FLEXIING '39 D mga: XV422 'il I O I C W X Y T J 2 ,. . .. . 4 I. y , Y H ' D 1 C K 1 C V K u K. C L C V. A v K, Y V ,. V N . v x x I ' 7 V Y 4 , T ' L , . , I ' F1 Y Y ' 4 c , 1 , L V c Q . V 'u ' s v' A v v ' 7 . C Y a K V L C BV 7 Y u N v' y v Y ' 7 N . ' a 7 , Y , . lhe VV1ngs of Trme are ever Heetmg on, Y 7 . V 4 -I , . A C , Y C 7 ' rx I' v T 7 C C 3 I v T ,V ' Y V 1 . . T v iv . Y 0 4 I , Y , yn s C , C C C Q , A , C y -- , , V . . Y , . K C u B Y V V N V x , C n r Y N D .rv Y y V Y Y- ' , , 1 V . Y. . 4 v Y Y . - , . , . .L-L .J, X A W

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Q en her x ell onlx thlnk lhout the lox Q e 'lc QIVCH IIN lhe Llfl10lIL Wolllln xx hose IDHUCDCC IS felt ll1 the llterlrx Se entlle or ocml llc d l on x mrrxlnfl H1 th'lt lllllllulce XXlllLl1 xx ls QIXCII ller hx her delr lllother the one xxllo from hlhxlllliiil tluglt l t oe tlnx Lllll l prlxerx to esux xx o Ulrefullx tended lll PIXNILI lnd mental needx through the xelr Qhe lc our Nlother, the one xx ho deemed lt necewarx to glxe us a good L,'lfhOllC edu THE MOUNT C1 lon xxllo Qent IIN to the Amdemx Ill e of Nlkfl lu on llel on x lope tllr xxe o the Q me o e'ln xlx th lt xxe lllNC done our lwc-xr for ler flllflllj, our four xelrx here 'md thlt llI'lIll ll N dc the llpllt fle v f t'1ug,lt us the Tlhlll' llle IININY lI1llllC'l1Illl Llfl10llk llomin ln the lVorld the lexx el of hum llllll xllllte xou Nhlzl I AHFRNI 5- W wmfl JQQQWN KGQJ' Wg 3 lq1 ' Al W lM':iinggl7 9 'sexy mv V, Qffwg BOW -.0 xmas A141 Wm xi q..a'-fx.'9Q.fN-f.lllg4ff.+ M Sk osfpo X Hlcnxv' 52 . . . . ix' . v' j ' 2 f, .t' -' , x . '. j' .h h.. ' ' l 'z Y 1 spit 5: ' 'fl'-S ' part. ' : ' ' ' : fi- l lt' l l: ' f f '39 'fl' s '. ls's lg '. . ,,l . 1 ' : 5 l , 1 l' , ' 2 -' flm l Czllls llf we will l 'll .. .ll 2 l IS hs 'l'll'sl lj i . 'I S 'ff . .l I 'h '. -' o ' l,'. ':l M : ' 'z 'z 7 . 2 5 fr S. ' , A' ' 1 - H- A ' l 5: . ' l l ' l' I 'lf . - . J f 1 VS I ca Z5 -. ery, 1559 f-Q, '-.1-lx V, X.. 0, V .AIM la' W '- X 'ff' ' H9 It ,vi snug: l l ,fUg5 'X 'k 1 1-:SX - E E 2 5 0 lf

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. . . .THE MOUNT Ufzdfrgmdzmfes Follow the leader has at special sig- nificance ut thc Klountf' The Academy, heing the witness of three generations, has its traditions, :md none more prized than senior privileges , senior precedence , senior preference . The seniors grace their position with dignity. They respond to the deinzind for leaders, they ztccept the summons to leztdt-rship. But who can esti- mate tht- value of undergrztduztte support, enthusiztsni, und cooperation? 'llhe Class of '39 is happy to have this occasion to extend its sincere gratitude to its school- niutes and to wish them every success in their undertakings.