Pueblo Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Cha les Glick preside t iotes a point of nteiest in the constructlo of the w school W lliam Jagge v e plesident Barb ra Edwards secretaly and Robert Jones treasuler listen attentively JUl1IOl'S Looking forward with enthusiasm and anticipation to step into the place of leader ship in the school, the Junior class have a big future ahead. They will be the first class to be graduated from the new Pueblo Catholic high school. After waiting for three years, this group will receive the long awaited re Ward that of completing their studies in a modern, Well equipped building. The ex amples they set, the things they do, will form the pattern of tradition in the years to come. But they will carry with them happy memories of the old school too They can think back especially to the junior senior prom that they sponsored and the work that Went into its preparation. There were the dancing classes on Monday afternoons classes in square dancing that brought so many good times. There was the Homecom ing dance in the fall whose proceeds would be used for the prom. Yes, work and fun combined to make this year one that will be remembered with Joy. There may be even a little regret in the hearts of some when they think of leav ing the old building, scene of numberless good times. 23 LZ' f, ll:- E.. In ., .nyl . i ' . .n ne . 1 r, ic , a , -7 I ,ll ' l