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

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We oyjfer Thee our prayers and our works

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, , V ' .., , -,, .. ,NY g l fi' - Q Q, Q' . fr' 3'-gf' s 'fl f - ' L 2 1' - ltr...-,i w 7, .. , V I .- ft ,. f Z, v . A 'A t , x .1 ICATIQN !. . Annual Mount Bazaar are some of the many P events sponsored by your organization. We do not want to overlook the Orphans' Christmas Party which you annually sponsor to turn an otherwise lonely period into a joyous holiday for orphans all over the area. You also award medals, coined t in memory of deceased Brothers, to outstanding students in scholarship, joumalism and sports. as Here on these pages we have pictured the past presidents of your organization. These are the men who, with the wonderful spirit and co-opera- , tion of the members of the Men's Club, have led your organization in its many benelicial and suc- . cessful undertakings. And so, gentlemen, it is with the greatest pleas- ure that we dedicate this issue of the Mountaineer -to you, the Mount St. Michael Men's Club. This our way of saying, Thank you, for a job well done. Q Mr. Joseph Cassidy, Sr. rw, ,.. if ,,.., fs ix. Alvin Ryan Mr. James Gough iw - Mr. Walter comoyfffi - 591 W 1335! :Qs Mr. Robert Breen -vis' E Mr. William McGrath V ' i

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,gq, qq,......, v-vf.-v W - 'W'-' i L. g,,f We have seen and studied our schoolls motto Ad Astra Per Aspera and from it we have learned that the crown of success, both in the spiritual and in the material sense can be achieved only through hard work and perserverance, perhaps with many disappointments along the way. Indeed, it only stands to reason, that along the way, we must build a strong foundation to help us carry on through the difliculties of life. It is here at Mt. St. Michael that we begin to build that founda- tion, with the aid and counsel of our teachers. We can readily depend on our teachers for good, sound advice. We know that they are dedicated to their task because of their great love for God and their trust in today's youth. They have gained a true outlook on life because of their works, studies and personal experi- ence. We can be reasonably certain that many of our problems which to us, now, seem unsurmountable can be solved if we are willing to listen to their counsel and follow it. Throughout our high school career these men are the beacons which guide us toward our goal in life. To these men we owe a word of prayerful gratitude for their devoted interest and above all, our thanks for the example they have given us.