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

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NA Playground . . . Preparing Them for the Grade School Hallway H ; 1 i a ft 1 k. High School . . . Freshmen, we jumped into the whirlpool of High School activities and were left gasping for breath — dances, Student Council, Homecoming Parade, sports . . . Soph- omores, we began to get more sure ' of ourselves and try, in our own little way, to run a few things in the school . . . Juniors, the administration answered the challenge that we made as Soph- omores and we were put in charge of dances, the Juniors bingo, and most important of all, the Prom . . . Seniors, we have made our way through high school and we are confident in our- selves, but we are also uncertain, for we realize that we have a lot more ahead of us than we have behind us. Seniors, we are confident because we have met the challenges of high school, yet uncertain for we realize more fully the awesome challenges of the future.

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Nazareth Academy Produce Better Citizens Nazareth Academy is a bond of unity and friendship. She is the spirit of the students. She is the anxiety on report card day; the funny feeling when the school song is sung. She is a passing smile in the hallway; the low murmur of the classrooms; and the frantic cram- ming- the night before the test. Nazareth Academy does not have exactly the same meaning for all the students. To some she is hard work, to some a few tears — happy and sad, to some worry, to some a source of pride, to some happiness, and to some a guide- post to the future. But to all Nazareth Academy is memories. NA Gym I 1

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St. Joseph ' s Gym World of Tomorrow Statue of Our Lady at St. Joseph ' s NA Glass Street Entrance 13