St Joseph High School - Viking Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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,AN tw-A , , E Bite...-'fff 5 .. yi Guiding or intercepting DEAR GRADUATES, Four years ago as Freshmen, your graduation day seemed ages away. It has come, and looking back you wonder where the time went. Studies and sports and other extra-curricular activities merged into each other to produce a very happy tour years which will always hold many tond memories for you. Some ot these memories have been crystalized in picture torm and go to make up your Viking Annual. Especially in later years you will pick up this book and recall faces of teachers and things that happened, advice that was given, and you will nod in ap- proval, yet there might be whispered regret, that you did not tollow the advice more closely. The theme of your 1958 Annual will recall that it was the International Geophysical Year and you will marvel at the rapid strides the world has made in research since your graduation day. Perhaps, you have even been a part ot it, and as you scan the pic- tures ot your classmates you will note the ones who have become l outstanding in their careers. Gratetully too, you will recall the solid religious and moral training you received at St. Joseph, and you will admit that you are a better man for having lived up to your religious and moral training. To the class ot l958, congratulations, God's blessing and Nlary's protecting love. Sincerely in J.M.J. y REV. A. J. BEDEL, S.M. ouR PRINCIPAL, Father Beau, is much sa. i its mired tor his industrious labor at making our S . school one ot the best in the state. Besides the administration ot St. Joseph he is the AM' U, Mile. , .,, ., '- ' f,, V X' - itr' .. ,. .A+ :fl - ,. moderator ot the Mothers' Guild and teaches ' if l tif N1 1' ff y . yyyg 5 ..... ee- 4-1 L, x FJTQ, rw' frm 2. ' 4 A

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REVEREND ALOYSIUS J. BEDEL, S.M. Y. mf-M PRINCIPAL

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knew? AK' 4' ' fs . Il. a. W. 6 H sgi,f3i.y,,5s,5w' All ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL THE STRENGTHENING of ties between the taculty and students has been the incom- parable task ot Brother John during the past Three years. The students have known him tor either disciplinary reasons or as an ex- tended helping hand. Steering some l-400 young men on a straight and smooth course during their four year stay seems to be an impossible job. But these and many other difticult problems are all in a day's work for Brother John. For your tireless eftorts on our behalf, we thank you. . .,., 5,97 N ' r-. .' l - , :uf I , Q g' 1 lf' Pl 3' .v f uf' F - ' U ,. f- ,tsl ' . .1 -' J .- T-I' ' . '. ivy, -.ul 1 yf .qgz ,. Q PLANNING I BRIEFING C MONITORING I