St Josephs High School - Josepal Yearbook (West New York, NJ)

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Sister -loseph Nlurie, superior of the sisters of St, loseplfs Parish. taught in the high school hefore she wus appointed to this position. Sisters work for the purish is uppreeiuted hy all of us. Brother Columhan served this your in the office of Vice-Principal. Besides teaching chemistry, he advises the Student Council. Over and above ull this, Brother is director of discipline. One of the brothers newly arrived this year is Brother George. Upon his urrivul Brother assumed the duties of Guidance Director, not only to his junior homeroom, hut to the entire school. In addition to teaching American his- tory, Brother is also proprietor of the book- store. Broflzcr Cf7I1llIlIJllIl fcenfrrj mul senior moflerntors Brofhci 4 Mflrtzn, Szster Vary Kathleen, Sisfm' Maureen, and Brother Thomas look oeer thc commg events or seniors. ., 44

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Principals, Sister M argaret Mary and Brother Victor, compare the re- marks made by the Middle States inspection conzrnittee. Brother C. Victor, the first princi- pal of the Boys, High School, is completing his third year in that post. In addition to his numerous duties as principal, Brother Victor is also the adviser of the LaSalle Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. Sister Margaret Mary, principal of the Girls, High School, has won the affection of all of us because of her interest in us and her sacriHces in our behalf. Sisters office door is always open to the students who may Wish to ask her advice or who may just wish to talk matters over with her.

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. ar 1 Sister Mary Kathleen, moderator of 12B, teaches steno I and II, transcription, and business law. Sister devotes a great deal of her time to the Student Council, to our cheerleaders, and to the yearbook, contributing much to the success of these enterprises. Sister Maureen, moderator of 12A, teaches English to the seniors and Span- ish to the sophomores and juniors. Sister is also moderator of the Sodality and ad- viser to the literary staff of the yearbook. S+ .. ,., - -S11 YT Ti EI fr at, 'fem ,A . . '17, W. e E.-ig '-4 X yi N L- : 6 1,4 ill S .. - QZZL .NQXQ ,-S' .- Vfmi f t 5 'if li 53 M115 NSR' lf? -Q E0 52,12 XXX fzi 5 -54:7 1 X ! 55: ,3 1l' A Qfsf . A ' - fl 'qi . 51942 . ,rifgie fm lcfepgufdal' jj ,V wa ,- 1. ,.,N,'k1f '-3'-f-1 fe ywt ,rslii 2' 3 ga 'ers if fe. 23 'f.v1,sr21gfff4sz5?3 .- lax sxsiiaisrfilf 5 Sisters M. Catherine Frederic and . M. Bertille are our li- brarians. We can thank them for the eifechve system we have here at St. lose h's. Sister M. Catherine Frederic also conducts a developmentaljreading program. 12 These Dedicated Lives The education of youth is one of the most sublime of all tasks. The educator has the privilege of bringing to actuality the potentials of each boy or girl who may come under his guidance. He helps his inexperienced charges to understand life with its varied complexities and to avoid the errors com- mon to youth. He directs them towards paths best suited to their particular talents. At Saint Josephs We students receive all this and much more because we have an extremely com- petent group of men and women teaching us. The religious teachers at Saint Josephis Boys, High School are members of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, more popularly known as the Christian Brothers. Each member of the faculty is completely dedi- cated to the task of instructing boys and is a specialist in his particular field. To completely fulfill his vocation, each brother has been educated in schools of the highest caliber in preparation for training us spiritually, intellectually, so- cially, and physically. Smeg., : Sister Marie Alverna has no official homeroom, but Sister is kept quite busy with her freshman art classes, senior French and homemaking classes, and the Art Club. urs ro N . Miss Mary Mcflinnis has been with us for two years. Miss McGinnis holds gym classes for the Cirls' High School and devotes her time and energy to coaching the girls' basketball team. She has or- ganized the C.A.A. Lmder which she is moderator of the Riding, Swimming, and Bowling Clubs.