Rice Memorial High School - Tower Echoes Yearbook (South Burlington, VT)

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ADM NHSTRATHUN We. the graduating class of l060. express our most sin- cere wishes for health and future success in your undertak- ing with future graduating classes of Rice Memorial High School. Now as we leave school. it is our duty to take our places as adults and to exercise the wonderful training we have received during these four years under your capahle super- vision. IYVRS. P. t?llfRO'LVX s. li NS ixt Q llfl A iivfllllf DNN A D A fVl5 -rp We will never cease to he grateful to you. also. Father Searles. for your checrfulness and understanding. To you we could fly with all our prolilems and know that we would find encouragement and counsel in your words. May your lahors among the students at Rice hear fruit a hundredfold in the future. As our high school years come to an end. we look hack with appreciation to the kindness and efficiency of our secretary and lmookkeeper. You have heen tolerant toward all of us and very often advisors. nurses. messengers. etc.. and for this we shall always he grateful. NURS.. R. FIDTA

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MUNSIIGNOJR CRQJWLEY We, the co-editors of the yearbook, take great pleasure in presenting to our readers the members of the school board. These priests have shown a spirit of dedicated in- terest in regards to our high school, and have made many sacrifices involving time and personal effort for the benefit of the school, its functions and, above all, its students. Their work is not often lauded or appreciated because of its very nature of being behind the scenes. We would, therefore, like to take this opportunity to express our heart- felt gratitude and appreciation for the able administration they have provided for our beloved Rice. MUNSIIGNOR MARKCUUX 6 SCHUUL BOARD Monsignor Crowley,s work to advance the cause of Catholic education in Vermont has earned him both our thanks and our prayers. He has always strived to better and raise the standards of Catholic schools to greater heights. It is our hope that he will continue to guide the Catholic schools of Vermont for many years to come. MONSIGNOR TIENNMEN

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