St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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ff . , .,fis,,,r.4 'i ?m: Rt. Rev. Ivlsgr. John S. Sabo delivers the opening invocation. Now that the initial pains of inauguration are over and something of a routine has finally developed, we have a chance to look forward to what is to come, rather than to be constantly involved, as we have been, with the ever demanding needs of the present. We see before us, a great and tedious labor before bringing the school into an untroubled existence. Nevertheless, we feel we can go along steadily knowing that the most difficult lies behind. Therefore, we see the necessity of making the correct start on that road which leads to that country from whose bourn no traveler returns. And so we first seek the advice and favor of the Author 4

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'74e7ftuz 26.1, you 7-:anna mx 2. 2. ,4wuwW-aw.,m,4-ymwaw 74 Me l ' . , , 1 To the Most Reverend John Francis Noll, D.D., Archbishop- Bishop of Fort Wayne, who has, because ot his continued interest and support, been the cause ot a major contribution to Catholic education in this area. Because of His Excellency's great consideration in fostering religious learning and in partiol appreciation tor all of the efforts he has made to secure for us this school and the benefits we now enjoy, we the students of Saint Joseph's High School, wish to pay him tribute. 3

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