St Joseph High School Nazareth Academy - Excelsior Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Sfaculfy owl 05,0 05 454' My Dear Graduates! With graduation you complete another chapter in your life, in the life of your parents and also your school. We hope that you have learned Well the principles you were taught. A May you ever be grateful to your parents and teachers for the worry, sacrifice and hard work by which a Catholic Education in a Catholic school was made possible. Fortified with a Catholic education may you face the challenges of life success- fully and fulfill the purpose of your existence. We pray the good Lord to make your lives happy, constructive, and useful. And may our Blessed Mother guide and direct all that you do. Congratulations to the Class of 1957! Brother john T. Kurz, S.M. Principal

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Our Parish Priests FATHER PATRICK FATHER MICHAEL FATHER JOHN SHERIDAN OSULLIVAN FITZGERALD FATHER JOHN MCDONALD FATHER ROBERT FATHER MICHAEL MOSSIEY HARROLD ,ww M-KA , - , - V ,- FATHER IGNATIUS FATHER HYACINTH FATHER JEROME ESTES, O SST. ROSATI, O,SS.T. MEIRS, O.SS.T.

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Brother lzunes. who last year fulfilled twenty-tive'years as it Brother ol' Mary. Is this year serving the capacity ot junior Moclertitor for the third year here at St. Josephs High School. As all the St. joseph boys can testify, Brother is a line teacher and also 21 hard and steady uorlxer hoth in the school lihrary which he manages and in the lun' ior sponsored activities. As we all know, the juniors have as their ultimate goal, at successlful Junior and Senior Prom, 'Iihese last two have certainly heen excellent as many can prove. Surely Brother deserves the praise and friendship of the students of St. josephs. RIZVIIREND CQLLMIZNT OTTINO, SM. K,-raplain Religion IV lznlulish IV Socloltigy l..itin ll lznulish, Linde H lhiticl DIINL St. Vincent DePaul Society ra-we -'fi n . f BROTHER JAMES MeMENAMY SM Vice Principal Religion III English III English Il Prom Library XY'hen the Senior Class of 1957 grad- uates this coming spring, Father will have fulfilled nineteen years of teaching the Seniors. His boys have served in all the branches of the armed forces and have fought in two wars. They are even now spread over the globe in hundreds of dif- ferent occupations. Perhaps through the years he has forgotten about some of them hut you may rest assured that they have not and never will forget him. This holds true for the class of 'S' also. For through all of our days of association with him we have always known that his prime pur- pose in life is to luring forth manhood in his seniors. Wfe are indeed fortunate to have him as the last contact with our pro- tected school years before we venture into the broad sea of adult life,