St Joseph Preparatory School - Azuwur Yearbook (Bardstown, KY)

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If 7495 X Qsff' BROTHER VINCENT CFX Headmaster of the school and supenor of the commumty of twelve Xaverxan Brothers he has accom plxshed much m hxs hve years at the Prep Hts otflce was always accessxble to us and he backed our every endeavor K BROTHER ELIOT CFX Our Dxrector of Dnscxplme taught Enghsh supervxsed the Iumor Club prefected a study hall and found a lew moments to develop a cham pxonshxp grade school cage team and to encourage young musxcxans m the school mg- A M BROTHER CHRISTOPHER CFX Freshmen thunk he goes back to Btshop Flagets txme but thus grand old Xavenan looks ahead to hrs comxng diamond yubxlee as a Brother and when hes not pretectmg or making rosarxes dreams of a school swxmmmg pool mtyaww lg f 1 BROTHER ALEXANDER CFX Another Prep veteran Brother keeps an eye on the physxcal mamtenance ot the school plant Hes also a golden lubxlanan and the man to see for the pause that refreshes Well remember hxs quiet retlectxons STROLLERS Brother Malella and Brother Vmcent walk up the lane at Gethsemam alter brmgmg a buaload ol BODIOII over to the Trappxsts for a weekend retreat f - . 2 1 g . 1 4 g,.- A B O 5 ' J km. - 1 ,I I - ' ' -. 1 ' . 'A J. .. -- - . 'Lb I .V7-t fig W . j I ' x . f A 1 . xx . ' fr X .. , . . . , , rf' I Q I 'f'Ln1,.1s . 1 , ., ' -T61 ' 't . ' 'fain J., B

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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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, -'BJ' Nffgfi +2-f kk: va ORATOR-All-Conference center Billy Mudd fabovep was successful in prophesying victory over Glasgow A ln the pre-game rally. Brother Eliot waits to re- -., J-wg... 7 hearse some cheers. EXIT-Brother Norbertus leads the way out of the gym after an assembly with Louis Bauer, George Hines and Neil Kelly close behind. Meanwhile Ronald Pixley snaps a picture of the scene. FIELD TRIP-The economics class waits in front of the Bardstown Post Office for the arrival of the first highway mail bus in Kentucky. But had weather and lengthy receptions in other towns on the Louis- ville-Richmond run so slowed the initial trip that the sophs never did see the bus. ,fi BROTHER AURELIUS, C.F.X.--A former prin- cipal at the Prep and at other schools, Brother has returned to his native Bluegrass section where he serves as a freshman homeroom teacher and math instructor. He's an expert on technical problems and on family kinships. X5 I audi-P BROTHER MAIELLR, C.F.X.e-Besides teach- ing us physics, Brother painstakingly ra- tioned our spending money, moderated the senior class, supervised study hall, and kept track of fiscal affairs for the school. Senior religion class was another of his duties. R BROTHER ROMANUS, C.F.X.-Always on the go, the Senior Club moderator serves as general science teacher, as dorm prefect, as sacristan, as intramural director, as a tennis fan, as a referee, and as an admirer of all things pertaining to the Azuwur annual.