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

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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,

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Through the medium of well equipped lab¬ oratories, the student is introduced to the mys¬ teries of the world of science. At his disposal are instruments which would be a credit to a generously endowed in¬ stitution. A college- trained staff of teachers and a complete array of specimens and full ap¬ paratus for demonstra¬ tion present the funda¬ mentals of biology, chemistry, and physics most thoroughly and acceptably. TWENTY-EIGHT