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

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di' PREPAREDNESS-Helped by Gene Kenney llettl and by Charlie Iustice, Iohn Young is ready to face the camera. Helped by his Catholic education, he is ready to face the world. At the right. graduates hear Father Kaiser. Mass celebrant Father Lally is seated in the sanctuary. Twenty-six seniors, plus one war veteran, received St. Ioe Prep diplomas this past lune from the hcmds of Headmaster Brother Vincent. They thus became part of a larger group of alumni of the school, and moved on to college, to vocational school, to positions in business, industry, or agriculture, or even to training for the priesthood or brotherhood. lf they cling to the principles instilled in them at the Prep, they will always have a bulwark against the cynical materialism of the day. f'9 x 1 4 1 A- ,Q Y f vt ,W r , , '- , . X fl , , W ll V.:-H 'A . z WM iii -uuao--,www-. , ,- . ,age wi 'mp ... f 5. ,lil . s. we '1 rwr la idaifl llflffp, ,.,

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J1mg1aMDg199 , ,V '3,9'5'X?T' ,W Av- - Q 5 -:iff 31. rf ?s. IOSEPH P. DOWNS Box 157, Bardstown, Kentucky Another of the long line of Ioe Downses moved up Fifth Street to the college as a freshman. loe Pat wound up high school presiding over the senior class and filling his brother Ioe Rays old position at left tackle on the varsity eleven. The lads voted him best scholar and most likely to succeed, and the Kiwanis Club gave him their award for citizenship. Hopes to attend U. of K. loe Pat enjoyed the Thursday night television. EUGENE P. KENNEY 111 Kyles Lane, Covington, Kentucky Gene attended the Prep since the eighth grade. ln his junior and senior years his pep bolstered the left side of the line at end. He also graced right field on the nine. His good play merited all-state honorable men- tion. His oratorical and mathematical ability also com- manded attention. Other activities included the Vic- torian Club and the Azuwur staff. As a senior Gene was elected vice-president of the class, and on Letter Night received the Benjamin McCawley Trophy for sportsmanship. HOW WE VE CHANGEDkAs sophomores we lined up with. First row: Brother Nestor, C.I .X., Corbett, Mattingly, Hillenbrand. McEwan. Nichols, Bryan, Beeler, Dickerson, Marks, Brother Donald, C.F.X. Second row: Emmick. Roby, Lutes, Mitchell, Gilmore, Zumbcxhlen, Bishop, Flannery, Haydon. Iccobs. Third row: Doherty, Skilton, Noe. Young, Iustice. Iohnson. Hall, Tong. Fourth row: Kenney. Buys, Huth, Downs, Coomes, Kelly. Carter, Dick.