St Peters High School - Rock Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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JUNIOR R E D OSS 4r lP Boes, J Droska, P Johnson, C Allman, D Wolf, J Struewing, H ayford, I Papelli, R Steed, M Johnson, C Gripka, I Delaney, Reedy, B Fraton, S Duncan, R Boessen, M Johnson, B Kost, Meisel, P Gilbreth, D Rook LIBRARY CLUB '5- A Fraton, M Delaney, C Lowe, D Rook, R Steed, A Hayford, J Struewing, L Capelli, Fook, D Starchnan, L Hog8Hn 3 Ueidlage, J Hirsch, C Reese rr 'E 'maze 7?'7 Duty, the duty of the hour, must be done and well done S-of QW QZ79 JOPUN under 811 circuwstances Mother McAuley kr 33 'mwu

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RAMBLINGS... Labor Day, September 1956, our last free day before real ulaborn days Good by, tennis courts Hello, class rooms New comers, many of them, were welcomed to St Peter's Freshmen 27, Sophomores 9, Juniors 8, Seniors 9 boosted our enrollment from, 56 in '55 to 93 in '56 Talk about rapid growth! A very special note of apprecia tion to our priests, our parents, our friends for providing a bus to bring students from Pierce City, Sarcoxie, Wentworth, Monett Remember, nThere is no act of ours that the lmighty will not take into accountn Mother McAuley Our All School Mixer, nCharmed, I'm sure,' t'was the first chance we had to get acquainted Campaign posters, promises, and slogans high lighted our spirited student council campaign Congratulations to the winners We've not been disappointed in your leadership you paid special attention to Mother McAuley's maxim Uwe must not make too many laws, if we draw the strings too tight they will break nOld Father Time can't get ahead of Joe Yeage Tha 's a mighty fine wrist watch you won for selling the most season athletic tickets, thanks Joe We are proud, very proud of Glenn Meadows for presenting his Voice of Democracy speech so that the judges were favorably impressed A fifty dollar bond is only one phase of the reward, school spirit is another Mary Kathryn Staed's 'Constitution Temple of Liberty' gives us added pride, and sets a goal for us to maintain the future A palnless way of ralsing funds was the annual student council sponsored Box lunch PAINLLSSV Well, the food was good. Too good and too much Plans began taking shape for THB ROCK, theme, pictures, ads FLASH We became part of the new diocese, Springfield ,Xb V Cape Girardeau Most Reverend Charles H Helmsing installed KS ff as its first Bishop on Nevember 28, 1956 Thanksglving Surprise food shower to our beloved Sisters, the turkey' tail feathers were green backs Why shouldn't he strut? Basketball season began, Cheerleaders chosen, St Peter' Warriors are on the trail, 10 wins, 10 losses, student body fully cooperated, attendance at games good Resolution promise to keep up the record Words of appreciation to Mr Bowers, our coach, and to all of those parents and frlends who helped at the games and who furnished our transportation Joplin Christmas Parade, S . Peter's Bugle and Drum Corps Second Place Winner, t5o Christmas Parade, Webb City, RAY'S SERVICE STATION 1201 Madison Webb City JOPLIN VENLTIAN BLIND V netian Bllnds Windows 1525 Main St MA A 5hOh f'e fa! a ' 0 0 0 o c -- I, c 0 c Q ' Q Q 0 A I I . - v 0 c 0 o 0 4 ll D O C n r. t F I Q I U o O I -- I o o o in o c 0 ' - ' J ' W . O I Q il 'I i I I ,,1 . '.3'f-6 . . ,age n Q c ' -'aff'-I . -c 'n mile? ,-'I 'A S dilmllr. . . , ' 0 o o ' ' Q S Q ' -.. --we ..- . o 0 c u 1 .3 , -