Mount St Michael Academy - Mountaineer Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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di ation For eleven vears, little was ever heard about our Treasurer, Brother Andrew, so we, the graduating class of 1942, take pleasure in dedicating this memento of our school davs to him as the token of our deep and lasting esteem. Brother Andrew is responsible for every tree, flower and shrub that beautihes the campus from which we must now take our leave. Many hours, days and even years of work have been put into the care of our grounds. In spring Brother Andrew is well rewarded by seeing all the trees clothed in green foliage and all the flowers in bloom. The entire track is surrounded with a double line of maple trees and there are many more beautiful Hower beds that entrance the beauty of the front portion of the school campus. We are all very grateful and appreciative of the fact that the campus and the school we attended are attractive. Enough praise can never be attributed for such a friend as we have had in Brother Andrew, our school treasurer.

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Administration. . . the faculty, who for four long years have been our guides in everything we have accomplished, deserve much more merit than we could ever realize. They have gained our confidence and we have felt that they have been our best friends. Under their supervision we have progressed to our present position in our life. During our stay at the Mount they have taught us the true meaning of a good Catholic life and we should try to lead this perfect life. We can now see the strong Catholic's ideals and principles that they have so laboriously introduced to us: Classes . . . our fellow classmates with whom, for four years, we have studied and enjojyed ourselves. In this time we have made many friends whom we may always depend on to keep our friendship still warm. We have at last reached the goal of our high school days, our graduation, and we are justly proud of the fact. But now we feel that there is a certain sadness in graduating from a school that has been our guardian for four years. We realize we must now say farewell to many of our friends, perhaps forever. Activities. . . our endeavors on the sports Helds or with various other organizations are to be terminated at our graduation. School spirit has been shown at all athletic encounters superbly, we have backed our gym team, debating team, glee club and all other extracurricular activities with just as much zest. It is our sincere hope that the high spirit we have had during this school year will be upheld by all of our following classes. But now let us look at our book of memories which will be our memento of our high school days .... Senior Class of ,42