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

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Necessary to a well-rounded curriculum at St. Joseph’s is the intramural program consisting of football, basketball, and baseball. This program helps to develop ability, coordination, and love of sports in those boys who are either ineligible or who are not sufficiently talented athletically for the varsity teams. Director of the intramural program is Brother Louis Stock, C.PP.S., who coaches, arranges sched¬ ules, and referees games. Brother Louie’s ceaseless interest and tireless efforts insure the success of every intramural season. In this year’s intramural football competition, Art Clemens’ team won the championship by de¬ feating the club captained by John Scheidler. In basketball Jay Regan’s sprightly basketeers were victorious over Pete Holland’s team in the finals. As a reward for their victories, the champions were presented with gold footballs and basketballs at the annual Father-Son day banquet. Intramurals

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September — On September 6, 168 Academy students register to become the largest student body in the Academy history. . . Noll, Cas¬ par Halls thrown open to upper¬ classmen. .. Students meet Chicago Bears who are in training on cam¬ pus. .. Father Guillozet assumes duties of Disciplinarian.. . Brother Gabriel is new bell-ringer and pre¬ fect. . . Freshmen face initiation board, humble themselves till St. Joe-Kentland game... Classes elect leaders for the year. .. Clubs form. .. . Father Heiman takes over Glee Club, Father Schmock trains aco¬ lytes. .. Six-man football squad plays Kentland, Wheatfield, De- Motte. . . Intramural football be¬ gins. . . Fall paints up campus with nature’s colors. . . October — Oct. 8, campus is shocked by death of Father Speck- baugh who is killed by auto while walking down town. . . Falling leaves and branches make good kindling for homecoming bonfire Oct. 19... Cubs win homecoming game from Knox 62-12... Monogram elects Hermann president. .. Stuff staff plans Citizenship week with mock presidential election... Roosevelt, Truman rate over Dewey, Bricker on campus in close ballot. . . Sum¬ merville takes lead in I-M football. . Freshmen win two football games to give rosy future for Cubs... Cubs lose to Attica to end season... November — Annual spiritual re¬ treat conducted by Father Raible carries over to Nov. 1 to give stu¬ dents spiritual start in month... borsthoefel named editor of Twin Towers. . . Library carries out theme of Catholic Book Week, “Read For Better World,” with at¬ tractive display. . . Whiting C.Y.O. group presents “Letters To Lu¬ cerne.”. . War Fund Drive nets over $100. . . Father Grotenrath joins fac¬ ulty. .. High averages for Nov. show Forsthoefel, R. Hummel, Beck, Du- lack on top. . . Stuff gets All-Cath¬ olic rating again. . . Students head home for thanksgiving. .. Six named to Monogram Club. . . Clem¬ ens wins I-M football crown. .. Bas¬ ketball takes spotlight as Cubs win three of first four net games. .. ST. JOE ON THE GO