St Josephs Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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1jc111iioj1rio1o:ui1xj111o1uvj11j1r11njoic 10101011 rjwvjcrjcvicrjsniisilsioioizxjuiaxjsrjcrjemjcxjcxic 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 i 10102 1101011 3 2031 if ioxoilrioioioil if 101 via iirifxitririavi ixricxitiioiolnzu-vnu BOARDERS NOTES Somehow vacations seem to have slipped by once more and back to St. Joe's trek the boarders midst bag and baggage. Many of last year's classmates and friends are there to meet us but they seem insignificant among the number of new faces that appear. Here are new pupils from Torreon, Veracruz, and Mexico Cityg Bruni, Kingsville and Weslaco, Monterrey and Rio Grande City, can this be St. Joe's or is it Noe's ark? All this is rather bewildering at first but after a brief introduction we are all old friends. Early to bed and early to rise makes one healthy, wealthy, and wise goes the old adage. In our case it has yet to be proveng but, if true, we should all become star athletes and Wall Street tycoons for the amount of early rising we get. The rude awakening takes place at 6:15 and is followed by the most important item on the day's schedule, Holy Mass. We study, go to class, and make ourselves generally disagreeable to teachers just as the other students do but brag of being better sports. This year we furnished captains for both the A and the B teams in basketball, and one of our members broke four records in the St. Joseph's Day field meet. Now that the year draws to a close we wish to thank Brother William, our prefect, for his patience with us and his thoughtful plan- ning of picnics and walks, during the term, nor do we wish to forget any of our teachers who have been ever ready to lend a helping hand in time of need. 'I' xjoioiojoiu

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n11z:o1o1o1n1o1 1211111214111 r1o:o:aw1o:o1o1ozav1o:o1o:o11v1:v14v14v14 RESIDENT STUDENTS TOP ROW-KLeft to Rightj Felipe de la Garza, Ernesto Meyer, Rogelio Gonzalez, Robert Brinkman, Ramiro Guerra, Mario Salazar, Paul Seitz. THIRD ROW-Oswald Vela, Antonio Guerra, Carlos Tijerina, Roberto Marcos, En- rique Fuentes, Alberto Salinas, David Gillan, Jose Augel Garcia, Adal- berto Vela. SECOND ROW-Jose Pilar Galan, Antonio Rios, Adolfo R. Cuellar, Vergil Plock, Jesus Arguieta, Ernesto Lee Munoz, Francisco Garza, Ignacio Werner, Ernesto Infante, Miguel Granados, Antonio Leffew, Clarence Haynes, Vernon Plock. BOTTOM ROW-Ricardo Nevares, Jaime Montana, Tom Turner, Richard Spring- fellow, Ramon Montana, Edwin S. Keeley, Miguel Nevares, Chester Ray Jones, Alfonso de la Garza, Rudolph Gonzalez, Espiridion Marti- nez, Sergio Sanchez. in:1cr3i021l1411141411r2:610i4ifiirio21erZoio2l1Zwiu14u214