St Joseph High School - Josemont Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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The Reverend Edward J. Lichtle For your many prayers. . . for seeing our side ofa story . . . for setting us on the right path . . . for urging us to do better . . , for backing us in our endeavors. . . for instructing us about our faith . . . and for doing what you thought was best toward our final end . . . thank you, Father Lichtle.

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Opportunity for guidance A large part of a teen-ager's education is concerned with the problem of growing up. ln his growing-up years, he needs the counsel of his elders. His parents guide his home life, his confessor guides his spiritual life, his teachers guide his school life. The faculty members of a school are trained to help the student attain scholastic success, and, along with that, they can guide him to a richer, happier life in the future. The priests, the sisters, and the lay faculty of St. Joseph's are always ready to give their students the guid- ance they need to become good citizens and good Catholics. ill,

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Our Faculty Reverend Edward J. Lichtle Reverend Earl A- l-Oeffler Religion Ill Religion Il Reverend John W. Fleck Religion I Blessed Julie Billiart S.N.D. -the three letters after the name of a Sister of Notre Dame. What do they mean? They represent a life of love and sacrifice, a life spent in the service of God through service to His children. Following in the footsteps of their foundress, Bless- ed Julie Billiart, the Sisters of Notre Dame spend their lives educating youth. Julie Billiart, a poor peasant girl, was born in Cuvilly, France, in l75l . At the age of twenty-four, after many sorrows and much labor, she was par- alyzed and forced to lie an a bed of pain for twenty years. After an almost miraculous escape from death in the French Revolution, she was shown a vision by God. He told her that He wanted her to lead a group of women dedicated to the education of youth. Five years later Julie was cured and she then spent the remaining twelve years of her life in ceaseless activity for the salvation of souls. She died on April 8, I8I6, singing Our lady's Magnificat. Sister Mary Adolph, SND Principal of the grade school World History English IV Senior Advisor Sister Mary Agnese, SND English ll, Ill Junior Advisor librarian Sister Mary Eventia, SND Typing I Business Mathematics Bookkeeping Freshman Advisor Sister Mary Francella, SND French General Science latin I Freshman Advisor CSMC Moderator Sister Mary Johnene, SND Office Practice Shorthand I, ll Typing II Junior Advisor Student Council Moderator Sister Mary Lillian, SND Biology Sophomore Advisor Sister Mary Lourde, SND English I Business Mathematics Freshman Advisor Advisor of Josemont Sister Mary Valeda, SND Home Economics Latin ll Sophomore Advisor 7