St Michaels High School - El San Miguel Yearbook (Santa Fe, NM)

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DEDICATION TO A PURPOSE: BROTHER BOTULPH WAS FILLED WITH A DESIRE AND PURPOSE TO KEEP ST MICHAEL'S OPEN TO STU- DENTS HE BUILT TWO BUILDINGS AND SEVERAL TIMES WAS ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE TO SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS OF THE SANTA FE COUNTY SCHOOLS FACULTY INTERESTED IN EVERY STUDENTS GOOD AND HOPE EACH WILL SUC- CEED. THE TEACHERS ARE WILLING TO HELP THE STUDENTS. AT ANY- TIME THEY CAN 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS $ 11 33 R A D U A T E S WHO BECOME SUCCESSFUL MEN THROUGH CONTINUOUS EFFORT IN STUDY AND ACTIVITIES. HIGH SCHOOL MIGUEL CHAVEZ IS A MAN WHO BECAME A BENE- FACTOR OF THE SCHOOL THROUGH HIS GENEROUS GIFT OF A COMPLETE BUILDING IN 1927 43 LORETTO THROUGH LOVE AND UNION WITH GOD ONE BECOMES A REAL ALIVE PERSON. DEDICATION OF THIS BOOK IS TO THE MAKERS OF MEN, THROUGH VIRTUES OF EFFORT, COUR- AGE, PERSERVERANCE, INTEREST, OBEDIENCE, LOVE, KNOWLEDGE AND WHATEVER ELSE MAY HELP TO MAKE A TRUE GOOD GENEROUS MAN OF ST. MICHAEL'S. ATHLETICS A LIFE OF PERSERVERANCE AND UNION WITH GOD AND A COURAGEOUS ACT OF HELP I E S A GIFT TO THE SCHOOL OF TIME AND HELP WITHOUT QUESTION OF PAY GIVES SPIRIT AND SHOWS LOVE BROTHER FABIAN - GUIDING THE SENIORS TO SUCCESS J H U I N G I H O R ST. JOSEPH LOVED AND SUP- PORTED HIS LITTLE FAMILY AND IS A MAN TO HONOR BROTHER ANDREW A MAN OF BUSINESS WHO TRIES TO GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF HONEST BUSINESS DEALINGS 5

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1968 GRADUATING CIASS SAINT MICHAEIS HIGH SCHOOL Let me extend to each of you the warm congratulations of a former teacher who, in spirit, shares your sense of achievement. You have laid a foundation for useful and satisfying lives. Before you get on with the work, I would like to offer a few thoughts that you may find useful. The passion to succeed, to achieve great things, is strongest in youth. Heed it. Do not squander your lives in petty pursuits. Commit yourselves now to a course that will strengthen you for the trials and opportunities of life. Prize your individuality always. Whatever your place in society, whatever your work, do not surrender your self-reliance or compromise your independence. Liberty is and always will be your most precious possession. Guard it well. Direct your energies, your talents, and your desires to what is best for yourselves and best for your country. We look to you to redeem what is wrong in our national past and to build what will be great in our national future. Let this be your wish: that you may look back upon this graduation -- from no matter how many years hence — with the conviction that you have treated all men with honesty and goodwill, that you have put your heart into your work, that you have done your best.

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ADMINISTRATION Brother Ralph Principal Brother Ray Assistant Principal 6 Brother Andrew Treasurer Brother Fabian Guidance Director