St John High School - Echo Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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FRIENDSHIP We cannot tell the prectse moment when frtendslup IS formed As m ftlhng a vessel drop by drop there IS at last a drop whtch makes tt run over so 1n a serles of kmdnesses there ts at last one wh1ch makes the heart run over, James Boswell U . . . . 1 A n

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Reverend ,Tames Huelster, Pastor Maintaining St. John's High is no small time task. The fact that St. John's exists and functions as it does is a tribute, not only to its founder, but also to its present friend and pastor, Father J, Huelster. Father James T, Curtin, our one-time principal and all-time friend, manifests a constant interest in us, A champion of Catholic education, Father Curtin stands out as a staunch defender of St.John's. Interested, not only in whether or not students learn how to make a living but more that they learn how to live , are the two priests on our faculty, our friends, Father Maguire and Father Roedig, 252 f UPPER LEFT: Reverend James T. Curtin, Reverend John Maguire, and Reverend Robert Roedig. l 1 far-

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Frlendshxp ts frelghted w1th treasure of a more rewardxng kmd than ever f1lled a galleon tn the days of the Conqu1stadores Fr1endsh1p 1S a vessel made of seasoned t1mber stoutly bu1lt for a long journey through hfe Sarhng on the udes of good w1ll here IS ashxp of whom must be skllled 1n understandlng each of whom must be fully confldent that 111 wmds can never blow the shlp off her course Durxng the years we ve spent at St Johns we ve launched thxs shxp under the d1rect1on of the greatest Frlend any man ever had He who makes all men brothers In the years to come the strength of the vessel w11l be Judged . . . . ' . . . , . . . that always needs more than one pilot. . . each ' 1 1 1