St Joseph Preparatory Seminary - Thane Yearbook (Vienna, WV)

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STEVEN BATISTE Whenever the going gets rough keep on trying! Remember, nothing worthwhile in this life comes easy, and the priesthood is certainly something worth working for. Steve DEAN GERARD BORGMEYER The worst thing that could happen at St. Joe Prep is to have your brother say, 'No one cares. 'X Put your hand out and give of yourself llDean ll BRENDAN MICHAEL BU CHMELTER Gee! You know, Iwill always remember my four years at St. Joe 's with all of the good times and memories. I pray that all will make the best of their years here. Bucky

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My Brothers, Another year has come and gone, and we are all a little older and a little wiser - older and wiser, not only physical- ly and mentally, but spiritually, Ihope! We have all tried to live in a brother- hood of love and have found that it works. It may have its rough points, but the re- wards are great. As this year began, some of us had our doubts about 'its success. We wanted unity within and among our classes but we weren't quite sure how to accomplish this. Our desire to be one made our dream a reality Now we must build upon this brotherhood by continually growing in love for one another for it was brotherhood that kept St. Joseph's alive this year. It is the student's duty to see that this brotherhood is carried on from year to year I am confident that this tremendous spirit of love will never fail: for I have seen how good it is, how pleasant, to live as one like brothers and I'm sure you have too. Shalom, Charles Fornal, Student Council President LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Frank Mosko: Historian, Dean Borgmeyer. Vice-President, Dave Haney: Secretary, Dean Naegele.

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JOHN COOPER Be kind to your fellow seminarians when they ask for help. Remember, the vocation you save may be your own. HJ-D C. u ' i ff iw. ARKLE COSTANZO You never rest until you die. You have to keep pushing to accomplish your goal in life. ' IIA. JI. ll You lucky boys!