St Joseph High School - Josephus Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

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John MoCune displays 'Old Glory ' The flag and the cross in front of our school symbolize our loyalty to God and country 'Ill 4 sammy SIATII 14- OUR LAND .. OUR RESPONSIBILITY XJ! . I f xv' The story of our own state formed the focal point of the Pennsylvania Week are Joanne Vokieh, Paul Pavlik, Father Rice, James Ferrick, and Francie Glogoweki L M' h A . A If 'Y -xx ,ff rv i 3 5 JH, f I . A, vt K V , 5 y 5 Program. Shown here .A 4'-an If L 1 ilgfywj A L-e....,..,.,,.

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THROUGH SOCIAL STUDIES World History presents the panorama of man s existence and shows how our present world developed Economic geography traces for us the topography of our planet, the resources of nations, and the expansion of industry, finance, and com un1cation American history embraces the fascinating story of our own nation its early ideals, its later development Coupled with Problems of Democrac this analysis of our country's progress points the way to wise government in the future Pacific Campaigns of World War II hold the attention of the American History Armstrong points out battle sites 4' Mary Ann Skvirut and George Gatto explain some of the history projects made by members of the World History Class 13- I I . I '1 - Y C g W v ,-, , 'J' A Claes ae Charles g,, vs t me p vu -4 , W , I d .1 S ' Zum. Av, - 2 . f Q y ll - ' 'a l

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Stdnley Mszur, Robert Critohlow, and Hubert Windows study the tsohnioalities of income tax return These students keep up with the interpretations of world news by reading Commonweal, America, and other periodicals Left to right are, Mary Catherine Britton, Marjorie Koedel, Andrew Jonczak, and Albert Collins 15-