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

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We Ded icate mgpi lllff f' it 1 1 f' ,Ii , xfft ,jf the 1956 Shamrock X 5 I ,y i,' s gf xii' 'ip' yi ,fam ' , fr , , ,A to Friends . . l I ,ffl LII' I Ji 1 ft- f' 5 is . :N it 'E J. . . ,Q Friend to Zach and every one of us . . . always ready to listen i gl' .Q to any :trialflor tribulatifo Acre may have . . . always available to take our N it X ,I hahxd jrlttd' wide usxcyfthe 'chosen path . . . toward Eternal Friendship. it ti ' if h 4' N 1 Our Parents, throygh the years you have become dearer to us . . . you ! I 0 ff' il'hVe taught us the true! meanin of Friendshi . . . how to ac uire and kee , X . I Q P Cl P it QQ. . your' FrieridJhip is a beautiful reflection of God's. 1 , ,2- -J ks. A.,'dOur feathers, you who have given us your Friendship through every U' year of ourflifves . . . you have prepared us for life, warned us against those who would seek to break the Bonds of Friendship which are so precious to us. . . . Monsignor Voss, in taking Christ's place on earth, you have truly opened the vista of your heart to each one of us . . . teaching us to love God and each other in a world embittered by hate. . . . Roberta Riley, no one of us under the friendly roof of PCH can utter the word Friend without thinking of you and the many ioys of Friendship we shared with you . . . the true meaning of the word Friend was exemplified in your life. . . . Friends, let all of us be . . . so that Friendship may become powerful enough to break the barriers of hate between brothers, neighbors, cities, nations . . . may we live as Christ asked us to live the night before He died, when He said, This is My Commandment, that you love one another as l have loved you . . . You are My Friends if you do the things that l command you. No longer do l call you servants, because the servant does not know what the master does. But l have called you Friends, because all things that l have heard from My Father I have made known to you . . . These things I command you, that you may love one another. John l51l2'l7- Presented by Shamrock Staff of 1956 Pueblo, Cqlqrqdg Pueblo CCI1'l10liC High SCl100l Editor . . .Jeanne Spitzer Assistant Editor . . . Dale Hammond Business Manager . . . Beverly Grassman School Life Editor, Mary Lynn Wagner, Assistant, Carol Miklich, Arlene Vigil, Assistant Business Manager, Violet Senatore, Senior Editor, Jim Massara, Assistant Senior Editor, Pat Chiaro, Junior Editor, Mike Oc- chiato, Assistant, Pat Conner, Sophomore Editor, Jim Atchley, Assistant, Pat Williams, Freshman Editor, Joanne Krall, Assistant, Lauretta Dave- line, Activities Editor, Jim Drury and Joe Truiillo, Sports Editors, Beth Bongirno, Picture Editor, Mary Jo Perricone, Subscription Manager, Sue Fisher, and Mike Badovinac, Coordinators.