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

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The Sophomores chose Clarence StefTes as their president, Con Fecher as vice-president, and Robert Eder and Robert Hummel as secretary and treasurer. These young men proved able leaders for their class. The scholastic record lists the names of Frank Ritter, Robert Eder, and Robert Hummel among the A” students of the Academy. The athletic roster includes the names of Clarence Stelfes, Robert Eder, Con Fecher, and Anthony Serewicz in football and in addition to these the names of Frank Ritter, John Thieme, John Hummel and Robert Hummel in basketball and baseball. Sophomores were also represented in the Glee Club, Monogram Club, the Acolyte Club, and among the reporters to Stuff. Such leadership must surely bear great fruit in the year to come. First Row: N. Ascherman, J. Chamberlain, A. Clemens, C. Dennison, R. Eder, C. Erhart. C. Fecher. Second Row: J. Frommeyer, J. Hummel, R. Hummel, J. Lucot, G. McCullough, R. Mills J. Nolan. Third Row: H. Reis, F. Ritter, J. Roemer, J. Schmitt, A. Serewicz, C. Steffes, J. Thieme, Fourth Row: T. Weis, J. West. TWENTY-FIVE

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The Freshman Class, the largest group on the Academy campus, contributed its share to student activities both curricular and extra¬ curricular. Under the leadership of Eugene Ffartlage, their president, and with the help of James Bates, Jerry Beck, and Robert Doran, class vice- president, secretary and treasurer, they demonstrated all the vigor and freshness of mind which belongs to such beginners. In the War Fund Drive they took their place among the most generous contributors. On the varsity gridiron, basketball floor and on the diamond they were also represented. One Freshman, Steve Nyikos, earned the coveted Monogram in both football and basketball. In all that was healthy and good the Freshmen took their proper place. First Row: J. Bates, J. Beck, G. Burton, J. Bush, R. Doherty, R. Doran, J. Firestone. Second Row: W. Foster, M. Goss, C. Hardy, E. Hartlage, L. Hess, T. Kremp, J. Lampert. Third Row: S. Nyikos, C. Reed, J. Scheidler, J. Serviss, W. Stolle, J. Thieme, R. Tonner. Fourth Row: J. Weaver, J. Weihrauch, P. Welch, J. Worden, R. Worden. TWENTY-FOUR

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I ' WENTY-SIX In The Winter when inclement wea ther forces the stu¬ dent body to find rec reation and divertise ment indoors, th clubrooms and Fiek House are a natura attraction. A well or ganized intra-mural basketball schedule engender a wholesome spirit of rivalry for non-varsit) athletes. The J” Cafe is the Academy sweet-shop anc the popular hangout during the shorter period ' away from the classrooms. A spirit of geniality anc ' close friendship is always to be found there. The spacious Academy clubrooms provide facili ties for pool, ping-pong, and cards. Here, too, th( student can listen to the radio or peruse the bes ' i of current magazines and papers, both secular anc religious. A separate room with radio is availabf for those who wish to smoke. H,