St Josephs Academy - Academy Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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1.-qffft K' . it Q--x NS K by , ti V X BX - f xi X . Q x K x x Y xx X ppreciation of Our Heritage We, who live during this bycentennial year of our great city of St. Louis, benefit by the zeal of the Ameri- can martyrs, the steadfast spirit of our pioneer ancestors. It is our hope that we, the youth who represent the future of our city, keep for our descendants all that has been preserved by the spirited Americans who have gone before us. The Cenacle retreat. it l if ill 322 gag- :Q git isa in :er E522 ' si: X N

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F F Sirk-L, X. TT. x . I ? 5 . -' Xg ff t. Dedication e Rarel has an individual so ca tured the minds and hearts of a n o s did Presi y p ati n CI I ' dent Iohn Fitzgerald Kennedy. The youth, particularly, were charmed by his enthusiasm and vitality. His innate goodness and self-sacrifice was a quiet inspiration to all Americans. and eamed the admiration of the world. To the seniors, the loss of President Kennedy was especially poignant. His thoughts and ideals permeated all our high school life, and gave us a noble example for the future. The memory of his years will remain long in our hearts - For one brief shining moment, there was a Camelot.