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

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Singing is fun! Primitive man learned to hum; later, by changing the opening of his mouth, he discovered that different sounds could be formed. Now after thousands of years of good and bad, sweet and bellowed music, everyone at sometime or other enjoys singing. Our Glee Club was started during the last semester of the 1944 term by Father Henry Martin, C.PP.S. At the beginning of this year, Father Lawrence Heiman, C.PP.S., continued the job of trying to train those who were interested. It is Father’s plan to have a recital by merging the Community, College, and Academy clubs. Thirty-seven PRESQ

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Not least important in campus life is the combined College-Academy newspaper, Stuff. Under the guidance of Father Sylvester H. Ley, C.PP.S., faculty advisor, and Vincent Giese, editor, the paper was published each month. Academy students on the staff were John Deegan, Robert Hummel, John Hummel, John Rice, James Bates, and Richard Semonin. They used their opportunity to the best advantage by gaining practical experience in both news-gathering and news-writing. Round table discussions on the practical side of journalism were conducted at intervals throughout the year. Thirty-six

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v J; j-CI j m ■ .Wf MS M s 4 i , mm rr |i f, ■ p ‘ - fy s st ■ - : mi Assisting at Mass did not end with our graduation from grade school. Here, at St. Joseph’s, we found opportunity to carry on this in¬ estimable privilege. Here, too, those who never had the good fortune to serve could learn. Father Norman Schmock, C.PP.S., who succeeded Father Charles Robbins, C.PP.S., as director, was willing at any time to guide, instruct, and advise us on points on actual serving at the Mass or of sanctuary and sacristy conduct. Father Schmock is our guide to a closer resemblance of Christ by means of the graces received in assisting at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Thirty-eight