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

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SUPERINTENUENTS MESSAGE Dear Graduates of St Joseph's Class of 1959 May the knowledge and trammg rece1ved durmg and m accordance w1th God'sW111 your purpose and dut1es m L1fe's School WWW? Father Edward J Jansky Supermtendent 1 your School Life help you to fulfill faithfully

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Seniu As t a clear an elect Flllffll of and dipl But nucleus One The The These forces are constant because even though our nucleus will be split --our class - mates in many fields--these fo r m at i v e po we r s We of the final year abide in the know- ledge that our senior days polishedafour- year developnient-mental and spiritual- a training that will not be shattered by di- viding forces. But success final year with which to leave a lasting impression. B he nucleus of the atom comes into focus under the searching eye of ron microscope, we find the fulfill- our high school years. . .The cap oma representing graduation. three constant forces c i r cle the representing the facultyg other, invaluable companionshipg third, our varied activitiesg will flourish for years. 1 before our nucleus vacates for its or, the junior class, we have one JJ C' SENIOR 'O CLASS OFFICERS: Royce Jalufka, president Bobby Kutac, vice-presidentg Toni Raska, secretary Aubrey Ward, treasurer. I I 1 I 4 lIl1llllUi Illll1lllQ fllln '-IISIIF' ::llHlllI Ill! ---rUllI7 Ellll Classmates for Twelve Years IIIUKIS UMI IIIIIHHWNQ II IIIUQI J lfflllfllii lllllIllll lllll-1llll :-llllllll .llllll-I