St Josephs Academy - Twin Towers Yearbook (Collegeville, IN)

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Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun . . John Keats 99

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Lt. Bernard J. Scharf A Tribute to Father Bernard Scharf, on leave of absence from the office of the Prefect of Discipline, and to all Alumni in the Armed Services finds a necessary place in any chronicle of the Academy’s activities and accomplishments. The knowledge of their courageous sacrifices on all the battlefronts of this global conflict has been an inspiration to all who are now in the process of preparing themselves to enter into a world at war or at peace. At the entrance to the Chapel an honor roll of St. Joseph’s men in the Service, already dotted with gold stars, is a constant reminder to the students of the heritage which is theirs to uphold. six

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The Faculty of St. Joseph’s Academy composes men trained in their academic field of teaching, friends of all good young men, and spiritual leaders. A thorough Uni¬ versity training equips them for the classroom. A plan for student ad¬ vice and counsel keeps them in close touch with the student-body. A long training in the seminaries of the Society of the Precious Blood has made them earnest and zealous priests. These facts, known and appreciated by the youthful hearts of the students, make the Faculty loved and es¬ teemed for the Catholic ideals which are the glory of true education. EIGHT