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

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.dministration Bro. Al Por+ell, Vice-Principal

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Faculty - Most people believe that school Is for students and that that is the finish of it. Teenagers and youngsters get up in the nnorning, go to school all day and then conne honne in the afternoon. But what is this thing called school? School is a place for learning, for experience and for encountering the new. The people who show these students how to do these things can all be listed under one heading — faculty. This year has been one of experience for the teach- ing staff at both Nazareth and St. Joseph because this year, more so than any previous year, have been striving to establish closer ties between the two schools. The people on the following pages are those who have worked together to promote better academic conditions for students and deserve a large amount of recognition. To the faculty staff of Nazareth and St. Joseph ' s, we of the two schools say, Thanks. Mrs. Carl Hailing, S.J. Secretary Bro. Louis Mason, S.J. Vice-Principal 28

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A wide and varied knowledge of English literature is noted in Sister Al- berta, Senior sponsor and teacher of English III and IV, and Religion IV. She tries to inculcate in her students a de- sire and preparation for college. Sister also actively sponsors FTA. Individually . . . They Serve Sister Carmelita is known for striving for per- fection. As Freshman sponsor she tries to instill this quality in her girls. She is moderator for the two Spanish Clubs, and the newly or- ganized Future Nurses of America. In addi- tion, she teaches Spanish I, Spanish II, English I, and Religion I, injecting into each subject a refreshing spark of new Ideas.