San Joaquin Memorial High School - Spirit Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Dea'icali0n 8 INTRODUCTION

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Under the direction of the co-principals, Sister Patricianne, C.S. C. and Brother Raymond, F . S. C., San Joaquin Memorial has begun an evolution toward a more unified school. Memorial has probably undergone more modifications during the administration of Sister Patricianne and Brother Raymond than in any other previous one. As this movement of change gathers momen- tum, Memorialites adapt themselves to the variations, large and small, which are constantly being introduced. Each of these changes is made for the benefit of the students. Too frequently, students are so Wrapped up in the novelty of it all, that they fail to give due recognition to those who made these changes possible---the co-principals. There are times when it is futile to try to put into Words that which the heart feels---and this is one of those times. Each of us has our own memories of both individuals---too many to write down at this time. But it is with deep pride and great apprecia- tion that We, the students of San Joaquin Memorial, dedicate this, the SPIRIT OF '69, to Sister Patricianne and Brother Raymond. INTRODUCTION 9