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

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As the summer comes to a close, fall descends upon us. It ' s back to school again for the students of St. Joseph ' s. Fall may well be termed the beginning of new things yet to come. The pep assemblies, dances, and football games add color and excitement to these days. The sophomores, juniors, and seniors each put forth their renewed efforts in making the year better than previous endeavors. Fall offers the freshmen a new opportunity to become acquainted with fellow classmates with whom they will share the joys and activities for the eventful years to come. ( 04ite«it : Constitutional Centenary Faculty Album Opening Moss and Registration Album: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors Athletics: Assemblies, Football, Cheerleaders Organizations Activities Social Life eu to J-att . . , .

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AWARDS DAY At the close of each year, recognition is given to those students who hove achieved excellence in their class work, activities, or leadership. Each stu- dent that does his or her best in striving for the goals of a true Catholic education deserves this special praise and recognition. It is regretted that all who have put forth their best efforts cannot be recog- nized in a similar way. However, each Class Day represents a milestone in the intellectual growth of St. Joseph ' s High School, made possible by those who have realized their life ' s ambitions and have seriously worked toward that end. John Kromkowski (left) receives the Man of the Year award from Student Senate President, Bob DeMeester. Tom Lower, president of the Junior Class accepts the athletic Tomahowk from the Senior Class so OS to pass it on to posterity. It is on this day that the graduating seniors moke their final appearance before the entire faculty and student body. Tom Gross receives the medal for excellence in Junior Religion from Father Michael Vichuras. Members of the Sophomore Class receiving their Latin merit Liwards. 20

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The Reverend James Dujarie, founder of the Society of Brothers. The Very Reverend Basil Anthony Moreau, C.S.C, founder of the Associotion of Holy Cross under which both Priests and Brothers were united. I 857 - CONSTITUTIONAL Ml 3 PESVUNICA DECREE . The Rules and Constitutions of the Institute or Congregation called Holy Cross and erected in the city of Le Mans, France, having been, upon the presentation of the Reve- rend Mary Basil Moreau, Superior General of the said Congregation, submitted a first and a second time to a serious examination in a general section of the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda, to the end that the Apostolic See might deign to approve and confirm them, the Most Eminent Fathers, who had already, v ith the consent of our Most Holy Lord, Pope Pius IX, sanctioned the approbation of the above-mentioned Institute, on June 18, 1855, have likewise decreed the approbation and ratification of its Rules and Constitu- tions. We testify and witness that the said Rules and Constitutions, by virtue of this present Decree are approved and ratified by the Sacred Congregation; all to the contrary not- withstanding. Given at Rome, in the Palace of the Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda, May 13, 1857. Al. C. Barnabo, Prefect Cajetan, Archbishop of Thebes, Secretary 22