St Johns School - Rebel Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Seniors

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BOA. 'mx dohus 'gchool CLAREMONT LA 2 4 0 1 HOUSTON 19, TEXAS A ril 19'-5 ALAN Luce Cmosev Duvuv Bateman, J.. 30 P , Hesdvmutrf Mas. W. S. Puum Amon B. junn R. E. Sm-ru Gunmen Svuorxns Lum N. Wmnf. Inns O. Wnxsrow , ln., Ch-firms Robert Lee Fleming, E-sq. President of the Student Body St. John's School 21,01 Clermont Lane Houston l9, Texas bt of 1955 will have completed erlences. Dear Bo b rs of the Glass rly into new exp John's month, the mem e ill go forth esge s feel that St. In another for college and w that you will alway their preparation I hope we have prepared you well and am and lively place in your hearts. and your classmates the 1 warrants a w 1 to express to you the many distinct ve is f this letter s l ave behind for ' regress. Yours The purp0se o grateful thanks of all of those you e contributions you have made to the stream of St. John s p the first graduating class whose members were called upon to make the diffi- cult transition from lower school to departmentallzed instruction. I only mention this because your class has really tested the full educational pro- gram of the School and you have never been found wanting in meeting each new challenge. You have followed in the shadow of significant achlevenents and have solidified them into traditions. Above all, you have brought the admin- istration of student affairs to s. position of respect and meaningful accen- plishment through your thoughtful and conscientious effort. less does not represent the collective ability of rtanceg St. John's makes no whose tically, your c t is of no impo d the student Scholas some that have preceded. This fac distinction between the student with superior gifts an ability is adequate. The important thing is that you have taken advantage of opportunities, you have given with generosity and spirit, and you have developed into men and women with your feet on the ground and your aspirations above the commonplace. tion and wish you well. We shall rmember always Ste Johntse te you with affec l ed in building We salu the significant part you have p ay Cordially yours, A1-Cswm 7-L 45- al--N Headmaster