St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS MARXYIN CARR, BERNADETTE BARRETT, MARY K. KOTTE, CHAIILYNE MAY, HARRIET LEWIS, ROSE MARIE BROPHY, BILLY BUCHABNCN. TLC SOPi1OI'l10l'Q Class As raduation time draws near, we realize that the loss of our ubeloved . , . h t Q seniors is going to be a great blow to St. Patrick s. However, since t ey mus go, the Sophomore Class takes this opportunity for wishing them every success in life. The Sophomore Class does not claim to be the largest or most brilliant, but it does have the well-known school spirit. And we have enjoyed our Sophomore year. We have enjoyed teasing the Freshmen, wondering if being Seniors will change the Juniors, and telling the Seniors how we will miss them. We congratulate the Juniors on their school spirit and eliorts in behalf of St. Pat7s-particularly the Junior Party. We express the belief that they will capably fill the place vacated by our esteemed Seniors. To our under classmates, the Freshmen, we express the hope that in the next few years we two classes may work together to maintain the high standard of our well-loved school. We hope that in the future every Senior class will leave St. P'atrick's, as ' ' l. A ' we mation of their fellow-students as the Class of 3 gain, high in the esti wish them ugoodbyew and ugood-luck . TQ l15l'

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Frimt Rows-JIIxmIY MARQUA, JIMMIE MCCAIiILL, JACK STILES, FRANCIS FARREY. Back ROQLV-CATHERINE Fox, VIRGINIA RAGEN, KATHIQYN GLAVIN, HELEN KELLEHER, MARY Loamro SNITE, EDNA STAMFORD. The Junior Class ln the fall of 1928 fourteen Freshmen arrived at St. Patrick's High School, ignorant but willing to WINFIELD DAY Our Own Golf Champion learn just what this high school life was all about. Some had heard the going would be rough, others thought only of a good time in store, none of us knew just what to expect. Good hard Work turned out to be the all-important consideration during our first year. It was necessary to obtain a firm foundation for our future education. As Sophomores we suddenly came to the front in a social way by sponsoring a Tacky Party. As Juniors we cooperated with our sister class, the Sophomores, in giving a series of benefit parties for the annual. lt is not without sorrow that we must say goodby to the Seniors and take their places. They have always been good to us and we Wish them every success in the future. Whether they con- tinue their education at Georgetown, Notre Dame, Marygrove, or Dartmouth, or if they start out into the world We shall not forget them. We expect big things of you, Seniors. .,,,.-I .-I .,. .-IV., .-Iv.-.x,.-, Q, -I .-.V.,.J,-IL.-. v. .-Ig.-I .,.J,,. .,. -. .-.0 -,,v.xL.-,,- V., .J -. E141

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