St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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,nn v x ', 0640 1,53 G59-QGSFDGSO3G905'50Gk9G59GN59GkDGWO?3?k9C90CW0G90G40Gk9G90G4OGWOTO0GNk90kJ 1 'a:i 7 APRIL MAY 18-Free Day in honor of St. Joseph. U'lmopee!!!!!! We courageous Sophomores met at the Sister's Convent to set up the dummy. CNO, we did not use Quint.J 19-St. Joseph Day. The 1949 Josephium went to press. Hooray! 21-lVIickey Melvin paid us a visit at school. 27-Annunciation Sunday, at St. Joseph's Academy, Tipton. First Diocesan Vocation Institute at St. Joseph's Acad- emy, Tipton. Junior High and High School were in- vited. We had an interesting and pleasant day. Diocesan Nurses' Convention. Our NIost Reverend Bishop was with us. I3-18-Easter Vacation. I9-Last report cards! The next cards will he promotion cards????? 24-First Communion for the children of grade two. Sarah Hirsch was chosen Guardian Angel. '49-ers Gold Rush Dance. l-May Procession at 7:30 in the evening. Class honors announced. Valedictorian, Barbara Collis: Salutatorian, Nan Fettig. 18-lVIay Day at St. Joseph's Academy at Tipton. 22-Sophomore Week begins. We attended llflass and Holy Communion in a hody. 23-Weiner roast and hay ride at Betty Parr's, for Sopho- mores and Freshmen. 24-Banquet at Mangas Cafeteria: Freshmen and Soph- omores. 25-Trip to Indianapolis. We visited radio stations, lllonu- ment Circle, and Circle Theatre. 26-Theatre Party. 27-Shopping trip to Kokomo. Promotion cards are given out. 28-Last meeting of the '49-ers. 29-Formal graduation in Church.,The girls of grades nine, eight, and seven formed a guard of honor for the class. Class Breakfast at Bonham Hotel. Day at Yellow Creek Lake. 064'