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Twelve years attendance at St. Ioseph school is the reason these nine seniors look forward to a successful future. lack McNellis, George Carberry, Charles Lansville, Dick Ochs, lim Grisenti, Mary Ann Rust, Margaret Kulp, lean Simpson, and Dick Harrison. QJWWJI! . . . and as another spring fades into summer we suddenly find it is once more graduation time-but now it is we who are graduating, and a look back over these four years makes our departure from St. Ioseph high more melancholy than we had expected, For these years have not been mere months, weeks, and days to us. Rather, they have given to us the happiest and most memorable moments of our young lives.
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