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

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Outstanding in Academics, 1 Do women want a woman President? is the point of discussion of a Morion Club study unit her e led by Sister Vincent Ferrer. (RIGHT): Eerie work by two steeple-jack Juniors preparing for their Homecoming Basketball Assembly. A scene from Too Young Too Old with Jack Coffmon, Solly Miller, and Mike Frost.

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AS A RELIGIOUS TEACHER. To Brother Reginald ... WE OF THE 1964 HI-WAY STAFF DEDICATE THIS BOOK . . . Last year St. Joseph ' s celebrated its Tenth Anni- versary, and the story of St. Joe is in a real sense the story of Brother Reginald. He is our founder, our pa- triarch. His tenure of dedicated service stretches from the ground-breaking on October 29, 1952, until the present date. Although Brother was Principal from the beginning until his replacement by Brother James Linscott this past fall, he still continues on the faculty as a teacher of mathematics, his speciality. Brother ' s decade saw St. Joseph ' s march forward with giant strides. Enrollment more than doubled— from 700 in 1953 to 1650 in 1963. St. Joe last year was second among South Bend ' s high schools in the number of Merit Scholarship semi-finalists. In sports, our Indians con more than hold their own with the great teams of Indiana. Brother Reginald guided St, Joe with a sure hand. He was a thoroughly efficient administrator. His un- usual memory enabled him to keep straight the myr- iad details necessitated by big-school business. Out- wardly serious and even severe, underneath Brother was possesed of a big heart. The 1964 HI-WAY, in the name of the entire stu- dent body, offers Brother Reginald humble thanks, and extends the best of wishes for the future. AS ADMINISTRATOR.

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In Activities, in Sports, MARDI GRAS BALLOON NET READY-Chairman Pal Scherreib, at right, gives orders to hoist away. iRIGHT): PRIZE MILER Lorry Andrews shows the dedication that has made him the best in the city.