Villa Victoria Academy - Memories Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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....On The Wind Of Time, Shining And Streaming For many years, Bishop Ahr has been the spiritual director of the Trenton diocese. His good works and kind deeds increase each year as do the honor and glory which he deserves. His love for mankind extends from the darkest corner of the earth where he earnestly helps the missions, to our bright and prosperous di- ocese where he builds schools and helps his own children, Villa Victoria has long enjoyed his fatherly interest. His inspiring talks have aided us in finding our true vocations in life. His constant presence and enthusiasm in Villa's activities will always be remembered by the Senior Class. We thank him and pray that his every desire be fulfilled. I 0 V i V i' i . L ' i vi' N A . s P' 2 CG . i 9- 2 ev f n F- ! a s e i m Ji: 3. v f ? V if t' A i 9 i i 'H r 9 Q 0 ' i E' ii XV :V .mn I 9 if W i Q 0, iv f3'Ti' Qi. e!f4': b

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'fi 'T EMM v 'WTR BH 'T , BBB AMB D 5 C 'A-11:-' vp... ,,. , S i m fd v E f ' 5 .H , .1 -,,: N , -,,f-3' . tN., '2 ti 1.5 1 T. . 'E I. if o .-4 , W .- 4 ' -' V ' I X r x L 5 if M fail. G A 11 v-. , FZ, -X C f's,0 We, the Graduates of 1957, find no words to express our sentiments and our thankfulness to such a won- derful person as the founder of our own Villa Victoria Academy. To the Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Walsh, S,T.D., .l.C.D., late Arch- bishop of Newark, we are indeed grateful. Because ofhis wholeheart- ed obedience to Our Lord's word, we are well on the road to eternal gratefulness and a new road of life. Through his unceasing workfor bet- ter and bigger schools throughout his archdiocese, he has provedhim- self a staunch advocate of education and a syrnpathetic friend to youth. Although he is not here to see his work fulfilled, to an even greater degree his memory will live on forever in the minds of every Vic- torian. And Set Them As A Banner, That Men May Know To Dare The Generations Burn, And Blow...

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