St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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VIBRATING THROUGH THE CAMPUS

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I . : %W M ‘ %V ' W r , « y, ■ . -«r VC Jfl Crackling leaves tumbling and running in a light fall breeze herald the arrival of another school term. Sharp November winds lav bare the trees and soon students bundle m to greet the approaching winter. As the campus coats herself in a blanket of white, the stream that trickles through the ravine and past the grotto halts in frozen hibernation. Buried under winter snows the campus sleeps. Suddenly the sun bursts through frozen skies. The sounds of spring break over the campus bringing out students happy that their confinement is over . . . eager or the approaching summer. - f X ■ jL-m - V • f I ‘ mi • § . r M 1 r

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New sounds ring out on the campus of St. Joseph’s Academy. Bulldozers chug and cement mixers grind as the new con¬ vent rises from the excavation on (Juincy Street. ! roundbreaking ceremonies took place on Sept. 12, 12, with Most Rev. John B. Grellinger officiating. The new convent, to be completed in the summer of ’63, will replace the old Kellogg mansion, which has been home to the Sisters of St. Joseph since 1896. The Sisters and students of St. Joseph’s Academy are grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Drisse whose generous con¬ tribution made the construction of this new convent possible. THE FINISHED PRODUCT . . . the new home for the Sisters of St. Joseph. FROM HIS . . . temporary location St. Joseph observes the progress of the diggings.