Chaplain Kapaun Memorial High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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DEDIC T10 To speak of the loyalty of Brother Joseph Gockel, Sul., without adding the word 'gcheerfuln would be telling only half the story of the man behind the scenes whose work and cheerfulness have made the scenes more beautiful each year. Brother ,loe and Kapaun Memorial arrived together: among the first Jesuits to come to Wichita ten years ago, Brother had the difficult task of cook and master of cuisine. Though he had no kitchen then for the faculty nor a cafeteria for the students, he did have energy, ability, and that cheerfulness which today makes Kapaun so enviable among schools. 8 Goodness and enthusiasm cannot be held in. Many a Religious Brother, scholastic, and student can point a grateful finger at Brother ,Ioe whose example and encouragement extends far beyond the kitchen and the dining room. ln addition, the se- venty families of .lesuit relatives in the area look to him with pride as the leader to bring them together into one large family because of their mutual interest. There is never a team on the field or an actor on the stage or a graduate in cap and gown who hasn't been influenced by this dedicated Brother who is all Jesuit, all Religious, all Kapaun. To Brother ,loe who seems to symbolize everything Kapaun stands for, it is a privilege and an honor to dedicate the '66 Kapaun Crusader Yearbook.

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, i PATRON or sTUDll3s, Bishop Carroll traditionally givoo rho J- Rm sermon at the official spiritual opening of the school year, speaking of the value of intellectual development and its im- Mass 06 0m5 portance to a Christian gentleman. EXODUS from cathedral follows after personal farewell greetings from Bishop Carroll in foyer who offers firm hand to each Mass Participant. l. ,1 'li x, I