St Josephs High School - Echoes Yearbook (Yoakum, TX)

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YOAKUM DAILY HERALD Yo! X YOAKUM TEXAS M0 xDA1 APRIL 13 1962 No 4 Samt Joseph s Church Celebrates Golden .lubllee St Joseph S Church of thls tron ln person but also to con t th f trloute hrs share to make th Cl y was e scene o very lm pressrve ceremonles on the oc CRSIOH of the 50th annlversary l of lts dedrcatron Rxght Rev Monslgnor Joseph Pustka was celebrant of the Solemn Hrghp ex ent one to be bered by future Father Matocha 1n Yoakum for a lone remem g9l18I'atl0l'lS wlll remaln SCFICS of Ca thollc Youth Rallles Wh1Ch he Mass He was assisted by therwlll conduct throughout the Rev Gerald Beehme Pastel Lone Star State Father at of St Mary S Church Freder trlbutes hrs rnterest 1n youth leksburg as deacon and Rev eorganwatron to hls own actlve partlclpatlon 1n the Deanery Regmald Matocha S J now Youth Rally held ln Yoaku n assoelated w1th the Queens Work rn St Lours Mrssourl as subdeacon Class of 46 Sponsors Celebration At the suggestlon of Father Matocha all plans for the ce lebratron were under the spon 1n the sprlng of 1946 The beautrful Gothlc vestments worn for the Mass were de slgned for the occaslon by Mrss Patr1c1a Hermes MISS Hermes lb now 3SSOCl3ted w1th the Dazlan s Company of New York She IS here for the cele sorshlp of the graduatmg bratlon to enjov a much need class of 1946 Father Matocha ed rest before undertaklng the contacted the members of theedesrgnmg of the new stamed class and asked each to do glass wlndows for the church whatever he could to make Wh1le Mxss Hermes IS here the celebratlon a success The measurements w1l1 be taken response was very enthuslas and the new wlndows w1ll be tlc and each made plans not mstalled some trme next fall only to attend the celebra lst Josephs Church has been 29 completely renovate l Ulllql 'among the lmproxements IS the new coohng and heatrnt, sy tem Whlfh has been rn stalled under the per sonfrl dl rectlon of M1 Frltz Pawelkfr manager of th AHCC lAtom1c Heatrnb and Cool n lCorporat1onl Soon after h s graduatlon rn 1946 Mr Pa welka became rnterested rn the uses of 2lt0l11lC eneroy a 1 l after pursurne a course lll Chemlcal El1blll66I'1l1g at Har vard UH1VPFSltV was awardel hrs Doctor s Debree cum lau de Mr Pawerka arrned fron San Franclseo last week on the Crubert A11 Llnes Arrlv mg on the same plane wth Mr Pawelka were Thomas Grubert and Geraldyne Ethn ger both of the class of 46 Mr Crubert IS the owner of Amerrca s most exclusxve a1r l1nes Geraldyne Etlmger no ted clnema star has just com pleted her latest plcture Here Comes Charlle thus lContmued on page 29 , , 7 Y 'A 1 n - s 1 - - 0 '- , g 1 Y ' 1 1 ' C. TC I I X ., . ev V . 7 . -l E - . 1 or -' ' ' 0- r . . . . . X Q' . - . N- J . . . . 4 . 1 c -- . . X -r .. 4 cy ' 3 A - r 9 . . . . - ' ' o' ' T , l ' ' ca A It K . - f - 1 ' - I ' ' 1 . . . . 4 . v ' ' ' - ' ' 1 . . . . , , ' , l 1 , ' a a I . ' ' 1 1 0' ff v - -1 . . , K I A 4 1 L 0. I l Q . . , . O.. . '- . - E- 1 - K 0' . , 1 Y 1 A 1 rr.Y ' ' . . , . 1 .Vi . . . .Y .qw U 1 . n . .e . . N ,I . , -. - 1 1. N . - 1 x n ' y n . , , X . . . e , , ' ' v , - - r . x ' ' ' - ' 1 9 ' - Y ' W' ' cc - H y ' ' 1 1 -4 . . l ,

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Page XUAKUM DAILY HERALD MONDAY APRIL 13 1962 ttontmued fr m page 13 Y'6allZll1g a d1e11n cunt l 111 hcr s 1101 5811 to make th1s play a s ICC 1 p o lLlCt o 1 M1s Etllnoer will IC la ll n Yoakun1 next week to app a1 personally at tl1 new Grand Theate1 whe 1 the pre mere of tl1e aboxe 1JIOCll1t,t on w1ll b shown Also comma dovsn fo1 thc festne OLC8blOll XVGIG Mr a 1d Mrs Peuy Pawclka a11d Ruby Harblch who made the tr p to 11eet old classmates and to get flrst hand 1nformat1o'1 for THF NEW XORK TIMLS Mr Pawelkft 11ow ed1tor of that paper has r1ct success uat1on fron1 bt Josephs 1n 1946 Exp Hence .,a l1Cd wlth 1HE YOAIUFI HFPAI D p1oxed mxaluabl and aft 1 enterxng Nlarquette UIIIVCFS ty 1n Mllwaukee WIQCODS ll Mr Paw elka s jou1n'1l1st1c ca reer was one of leaps and bounds P1ctures of the cele brat1on were taken by M195 Ruby H'1rb1ch also assoclaterl wlth THE NEW YORK TIMPQ who was rccentlx presented Vklth the Academy Awald at a banquet t,1we1 111 her ho11o1 1t the Waldorf As tor1a Hotel M1ss Harb ch was thc flrst to get photographlc punts of the lnhabltants of Tll'l1S AS9lStlHg the above ln Obtalfllllg' all detalls of the ccleb1'1t1on was Mrs Pawelka tl1e former Loretta Huehle fcld who holds the Worlds Cll'l1'l1pOI'lShlp 1n typmg on the new po1 table Royal WhlCh IS very compact and can be '1r11ed 111 her purse The prmclpal speakers at the banquet last evenlng were M1 Leon Pesek Cong1ess man MHFVIH Kunetka and 'Vlss Florlne Hllscher Pesek was admltted to the bar ln 195.9 after completmt, ll course at the Cathollc '1ch1eved by the manner 1n 1 h ch he part1c1p'1ted ln t e Mock Cou1 ts held durlng years at the Unlverslty ddress last ex enmg was one of appeal to the people of Yoakum for better recreatlon '11 f'lC1lltl8S for the youth of the CltV He polnted out par tlcularly the u1gent need of a clty gfym 1l1Cll1dlI1g a swlm mme pool basketball and ten ms courts and other means Jf cntcrtalnment Mr Kunet ka awe a very mterestmg address relatlve to the great lmportance the peotle should Hls 30 ,place on Credlt Unlons and Farmers Co ops Mr Kunet ka at the suggestlon of Fa lthe1 Pustka made a11 lnten snc study of the farmer and 'h1s 11eeds and at present has 1 b1ll before Conbress Wh1Ch lf passed wlll brmg untold l'1ss1stance to farmers ln and around Yoakum The last ,speaker of the evenlng was 'MISS Florme Hllscher who ,gave a very tlmely talk on Chlld Culture MISS Hllscher ,h1s made thls a very speclal work for the last ten years and w1ll remam ln Yoakum for several weeks to be of as slstance to mothers seekmg Large Crowds Attend The u111ted efforts of the class of 46 resulted 1n the larbest gathermg of 1tS kmd ln tl1e clty of Yoakum The church was packed long be fore the hour of servxces and many were unable to obtaln admlttance Among the v1s1 tmg clergy were n1ne monslg nor1 and elbhty flVe prlests mcludmt, besldes Father Re glnald Matocha four other natlve sons Fathers Vlctor Raska Leo Pesek W1ll1am Matocha and Garland Shan dera 2 ' . , V ' F , X. l ' - 1 ' s n ' ' - 1' . ' ' v L 1 iC,V2f l - L ' . . ' ' .f-- ' I . ' . . ' ' ' - C -.1 A x. . L . ' 1 5 ' . ' c 1 -, ' c 9 1. '1 v L . U l y I I Y 1 A , L i . . . E. y . . Y F i i , C 2 I . K . . . i . I KT Y ' A CK 1 I - U ' 1 u 'Q' 1 s 1 I I I s Y . 1 A 1' 1 1 'K ' 1 A L I , i 11 ' ' ' 1 H i ' ' ' ' . Mr. 7 '1 f. ' ' I I J . . Q, l 1 ' - 9 1 u 0' ' ., , L- W N 1:5 - , I at every corner since his grad- U11iV0rSity. His renown was her advlce and guidance' ' w l if 1, - 1 ' ' 1 V ..Q-'iffy ' 'hf ' m 7, 11 D x. 4 A ' I hls , . 1 Y Q v I Q ,Na s u - I rr n . 1 , .,, - . 1 . . I Y .L ,b Y - 1 - . I ,Q . I 1 . , Q 4 , . -I . Y Uv r . V M . 4 1 I. A , . . . -1 . .U - . . , . I . M ' p . U' . - ' . . -. 1 ' f , ' . . -l ' : ' . n . U. V X . I Z . . N , Y . . 4: . - .. . ,. ' . , - 0