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

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FATHER HUBER Hovv can we really go about Trying to express our appreciation for your most outstanding friendship, which you have extended to each and every one of us. We know we have a True friend To turn to for that special spiritual guidance and understanding. The responsibility you have Taken into your hands, you have accepted willingly so that you could make our life here at school such a happy and holy one. Your sincere interest in athletics brings you nearer To The students and enables you to lead us on our chosen path. Truly, you are an outstanding example, and your influence makes us proud To extend our heart To you in friendship, Father Daniel Huber. Seeking advice from Father Daniel Huber, Spiritual Director of Pueblo Catholic High School, are Lauretta Daveline, Student Council Treasurer, and Michael Occhiato, Student Council Vice President. BWAN

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MOST REVEREND BISHOP JOSEPH CLEMENT WILLGING, D.D., Bishop of Pueblo, be- stows his blessing upon student leaders of Pueblo Catholic High. John Fagan, Jean Mathis, Lane Faricy, Arlene Vigil, Mary Ann Baum, Jeanne Spitzer, Sherman French. We, the students of Pueblo Catholic High School, humbly offer to our Bishop, Joseph Clement Willging, D.D .... our friendship. Your Excellency, you are our friend . . . as the shepherd of our souls, you lead Ll' . . . you care for us spiritually, giving us food, shelter and security for our souls . . . your love of Christ and your fellow men are the basis for our friendship. As First Shepherd of our souls in the New Diocese of Pueblo, we see new churches springing up, social improvements . . . deepening of the religious roots by increase in vocation . . . and general improvements throughout Southern Colorado. We thank you, Bishop Willging . . . for the chapel in our school . . . this gives us a special way to sanctify and bless each and every student at school . . . You dedicated this, and it is a milestone to you . . . as it is dedicated to St. Joseph, your patron saint. The devotion and love you have for St. Therese is localized in our school . . As is the love you have for us. Thank you, Your Excellency, for the opportunity to know and to love you . . Our life would not be complete without your Friendship.

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- Student Council Officers, James Massara and Mary Lynn Wagner, check the agenda of student affairs with Monsignor Elwood C. Voss, Superintendent of Pueblo Catholic High. MONSIGNOR VOSS Our friend . . . everyone calls you that now, but only in the years to come will we realize the friend you really are to us. In essence, you are greatly responsible for Pueblo Catholic High being one of the rnost modern high schools in the state. Your friendship, however, is not confined to the walls of Pueblo Catholic High, for you are actively engaged in the society for the Propa- gation of the Faith, and athletic director for the school sports squads and Spiritual Director of the Serra Club. Monsignor Voss, you devote your main interests to the Missions and our Blessed Mother. Extensive reading, study, and prayers, mark your enthusiasm. No one knows the countless charitable acts you perform. At the head of your list of attributes are your friendliness, help, com- fort, and advice, constantly aiding students in need. Monsignor, we thank God and Our Lady that we have been friends together.