Jesuit High School - Last Roundup Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS lleff +o righflz IO2-Don Woods: I03-Harry Newlcirk: lOl-Paul Moser 202 -Dave Gibbons. Spirii' of '59 I +'s all over now bui' 'lhe posrer-waving. The seniors of '59 have closed Jrheir lockers, have had 'iheir Jesuif-High-School-Library cards permanenily suspended, are gone. H s all over now loui' a bil of academic, aihleiic, philoihespic, debaie, newspaper. and band boy-were-we-good posrer-waving. Bu'l,loe1fore ihis back-slapping ge+s +oo loud, and 'rhe .arm-pumping foo lively, +here's a quesiion fha? oughi' To be aslced. Jus'r how good -were we? And +ha+'s where we srop. Unforrunaiely ii's foolish io compare ourselves wi'rh fufure seniors. impossible ro com- pare ourselves wirh presenl seniors lsadly Jesuii cannor graduare more 'rhan one senior class ai' a Jrimel. and noi' exacily fair Jro compare ourselves wirh pasr seniors llhose men nor being around +o defend +hemselves.l Our goodness Jrhen, won'+ find comparison Jrhere. However, Jrhere is someone we can compare ourselves wiih--ourselves. Ourselves of lasi year and of 'rhe year before. Ourselves when 'rhe cry was: The besr is yei come! Well . . . did ii' come? The best we mean. Did we live up fo our own esrimarion? Jus+ how good were we? I SENIURS

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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL To the Class of When one writes risk of writing sincere and his you, therefore, THE PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 3812 Oak Lawn Avenue DALLAS 19, TEXAS '59r these messages every year, he runs the platitudes, even though his feeling is esteem for the class is genuine. I must ask to believe that what is said here is thoroughly meant, and not to think of it as a mere matter of form. You leave Jesuit High School considerably richer than when you fou d her. You belong to the period of consolidation rather than to the period of foundation. You did not found the Student Council or many of the other organizationsg they already existed. Your exploits, therefore, are not easy to recordg but they are real and they have deeply altered your school. Let me mention two areas in particular in which Jesuit High School has the deepest reasons for being grateful to you. The first is scholarship. It is no accident that your class is the founder of the philosophy seminar. More than any other class us, faculty and I have ever known, you have given all of underclassmen, an example of purposeful, effective enthusiasm for scholarship. Because of you, Jesuit High School is more of a schoolg you have enriched her in.sssentials. You demanded and made good use of the best she could give. Secondly, you made this year remarkable for the direct service of Christ. In all truth, you have stirred the faculty by your overt Christ-centeredness, by your open profession of His principles in your decisions and your goals, We are very proud of you. Sincerely yours ir Christ, Mika! Mmmd f-I Michael P. Kammer, S. J.