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9 .r AVA BENEDICTION-Father Michael Lally, Prep chaplain lrightl, gives the Blessing at the end of the Mass ot the Holy Ghost which officially opened the school year. Acolytes are Tom Bouqher and Tom Osterman. Brother Maiella labovei with three seniors looks over a volume in the Trappist library. For 130 years since the time ot saintly Bishop Flaget, St. Ioseph's has been devoted to the education of young men in sound Christian principles. At its outset a college conducted by the diocesan clergy, it became from 1849 to 1869 a college under Iesuit auspices. From 1869 to 1872 seminarians were educated here. After 1872 the seminary was combined with a college. Following service as an orphanage. the St. Ioseph property was turned over by Bishop O'Donaghue of Louisville to the Xav- erian Brothers for use as a preparatory school. Here in historic surroundings students still acquire a respect ior the past, and a sound foundation for the future.
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Jflflflfli w-----ex A s 'Gigs J v Q 10 r . -1 i SHOWMEN -- Audio-visual expert Brother Gerald Edward, C.F.X., exam- ines some film reels with his ace pro- iectionists Louis Schwegman, Frank Weiss and David Morsches. The school's Victor sound proiector re- ceived plenty of use. H .N 'K :V ,Q ,, 2 5. sl m N H --. - 1- 9' l. x f l I ,I if LETTER NIGHT-Brother Vincent, C.F.X., ninth Headmaster ol St. loseph's Prep. gazes amusedly at banquet speaker Ray Baer as the prominent Louisville coach drives home a point with an amusing anecdote. Head table occupants in- cluded PTA president Harvey Barnes tleftl, toast- master Jack Irvine, and Alumni president Bill Smith. PROVIDER-lt was Brother Alexander who kept us supplied with the latest in lollipops and other dextrose-laden sweets. Gathered about Brother at the left are a balrer's dozen ol Eaglet Clubbers who are allegedly preparing the bus tor the club outing at Tucker Lake. W'?W9'?f'4'F V' .Kd 1 1 X ,- X
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