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

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The chief aim of St. Joseph’s Academy is to instil into its students a love for truth, for learning, for virtue. Its chief desire is to educate for this life and for the life to come. Its ideal graduate is a young man of staunch character and of solid grounding in the fundamentals of learning. To the achievement of this aim, this desire and this ideal, the faculty of St. Joseph’s Academy will be unswervingly devoted. Congratulations to the graduates of ’45. Very Reverend Henry A. Lucks, c.pp.s., PH.D, President , St. Joseph’s of Indiana Through the instrument of St. Joseph’s Academy, the Society of the Precious Blood guarantees an opportunity to Cath¬ olic young men to receive a thoroughly Catholic training and education which will prove to be a genuine guide to truth and a dependable criterion in the confusion of thought and ideals that afflicts our present- day world. My congratulations to the class of forty-five. Very Reverend Joseph M. Marling, c.pp.s., PH.D. Provincial of the Society of the Precious Blood

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MHN • ' em 1 - Ten Father Edmund Guillozlt Spanish Father Stanislaus Tuszynski Religion To mold youth during their formative years into men of character is a task that demands a sympathetic understanding of the needs, wants, and nature of teen-age boys. At St. Joseph’s, the responsibility of this task of drawing good and noble things out of youth rests primarily on the shoulders of the discipli¬ narians. To them, do the students turn for guidance, for understanding, and for the solutions to their problems. In the fall of 1944, the Rev. Edmund Guillozet, C.PP.S., replaced the Rev. Henry Martin, C.PP.S., as Head Prefect. In January, the Rev. Stanislaus Tuszynski, C.PP.S., was named as assistant to Father Guillozet. Brother Louis Stock, C.PP.S., and Brother Gabriel LaClaire, C.PP.S., were assistant prefects. With a keen insight of the problems of youth, these men were ever a source of consolation to the students who turned to them often for counsel and advice. In their often thankless duties, they helped to make life at St. Joseph’s agreeable to everyone. Brother Louis Brother Gabriel