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

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a Nothing is so beautiful as spring — When weeds , in wheels , shoot long and lovely and lush ” G. M. Hopkins

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inTfiflmiMS There was zest and go in all the games of the intramural season. There was ability, too. Out of all the teams the champions proved to be the squad led by Captain Howard Spresser. In a hard fight the Spresser-men earned the crown by defeating Hartlage’s group, 22-17. The final reward is a gold basketball for each of the winning players. The mentor and guide for all these activities was Brother Louis Stock, C.PP.S. For him thanks and a cheer. First picture: J. Lampert, J. Schmitt, W. Stolle, G. Smith, G. Ash, W. De- mere, C. Steffes (Mgr.). Second picture: R. Doherty, J. Scheid- ler, A. Serewicz (Mgr.), J. Lucot, A. Clemens, F. Clark, W. McMeel, Father Roof. Third picture: G. Burton, H. Reis, J. Nolan, Father Roof, D. Clemens (Mgr.), C. Erhart, J.. Kelley, P. Welch. Fourth picture: J. O’Donnell, T. Weis, N. Ascherman, J. Firestone, R. Gay- nor, G. McCullough, E. Hartlage, R. Eder (Mgr.), Father Roof. Fifth picture: C. Fecher (Mgr.), R. Worden, C. Reed, H. Spresser, R. Imhoff, J. Frommeyer, J. Roemer, S. Nyikos, R. Mills, Father Roof. THIRTY-SIX

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Bursting with green and with song and with happiness, Spring on the campus is hailed and loved by all. Fresh and fair the breeze, warm and friendly the sun, young boys turn to the out-of-doors where they en¬ joy the beauties of the lawns and walks. In the new shade of trees one finds Dwenger Hall, the lake, or many other attractive spots. Perhaps most cherished of all is the Grotto, hidden in the depths of a grove. In its surrounding quiet young men may pour forth their hearts to the Blessed Mother and find peace in the strength and quiet of prayer.