St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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QI I if P' six s mwooopwpwmxamwauvcecogwoowcwawoqwoqwoawawrwgwapwgwopwpmpw 1: '42 Giga lJ.:' .S lhf1ICHAEL NIELVIN, a member of the present Sophomore class, left our school to attend a military school in Aurora, Illinois. lllarmion Academy, conducted by the Benedictine Fathers, is credited as being an honor school and is a branch of the R.O.T.C. lVIichael likes Marmion very much and is planning on finishing his high school course there. Nan Fettig 061.

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D693 1 GSAQGNQOCPONDGWDGWQTG-kWG4s'YGr+9G'Qx9GNOsDGN-53649GXN7CWOGrOO0O06'+36NkJG'+OGY3dN4OG'k9GW0 0 5 o'..' I SCHOOL DIARY SEPTEMBER 3-Registration, 24-5 pupils enrolled. ' 7-First day of school. 8-Election of Class Ufficersg Nan chosen president. 13-17-Freshmen Week. 13-Initiation of Freshmen. 16-Freshmen-Sophomore weiner roast and scavenger hunt. 21-Lecture on Ere prevention. 27-Election of Annual Staff, Barbara editor-in-chief. 29-Yell leaders elected, Carolyn, Barbara Lou, Jean. OCTOBER 1-First Friday Breakfast. 3-Children's Sundayg excellent attendance. 5-Class sweaters arrived, pretty, pretty! 6-First football game. We BEAT Elwood Freshmen, 13-7. 13-We WON over Noblesville Millers, 19-6. 15-Our first defeat, at the hands of Tipton. 18-Tie with Elwood Freshmen, 7-7. 22-Sisters' Showe-rg high school sang. A game with Alexg a good one, but we lost. 2-I--Mission Sunday. United Nations Day. 25-Game with Noblesvilleg we WON Cnzzturallyl, 13-0. 26-Free in the afternoon to attend circus. CGot out at 2.5 27-May Queen elected. Nan, the lucky girl! Freshmen gave Halloween party for Sophomores. Thanks, Freshies. 30-Forty Hours Devotion begins. Return game with Tipton. Wasn't too badg 14-12. 31-Party for Mick Melvin at Nan's. NOVEMBER 1-Free Day!! All Saints Day. Closing of Forty Hours. 2-Game with Westfield. We played well. Pictures taken for Annual. 5-First Friday. 9-Father Hammes' Feast Day. 10-Confirmation by Bishop Bennett. 12-Free Day!! Courtesy of our Bishop. 16-Entertainment and lecture by Chief Sunny Skies CDr. Wolff., 0 0