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

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FATHER WALTER PAX Latin FATHER ALFRED ZANOLAR Physics, Mathematics FATHER BERNARD SCHARF Social Studies FATHER MARCELLUS DREILING Mathematics FATHER EDMUND GUILLOZET Spanish, Religion FATHER JOHN BAECHLE Biology, Yearbook Photographer Page twelve

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does not renounce the activities of this life; he does not stunt his natural facul¬ ties ; but he develops and perfects them, by coordinating them with the super¬ natural. He thus ennobles what is mere¬ ly natural in life and secures for it new strength in the material and temporal order, no less than in the spiritual and eternal.” It is to the fulfillment of these aims and purposes that the faculty of St. Joseph’s has dedicated itself irrevocably. Because of his enterprising nature and sympathetic understanding of stu¬ dent problems, the Rev. Stanislaus Tus- zynski, C.PP.S., was chosen, at the be¬ ginning of the present scholastic year, to fill the office of Dean of Boys. Through hiS ' successful establishment of the demerit system and encouragement of new ideals. Father “Stan” has taken great strides in preparing “Students of Today” to become “Leaders of Tomor¬ row”. Assisting him in this task of direct¬ ing the two hundred or more boys of the Academy were the hall and dormitory supervisors. Brother John Marling, C.PP.S., who also served as assistant Dean of Boys, and the Rev. Raphael Gross, C.PP.S., were in charge of Seifert Hall. Noll Hall was under the super¬ vision of the Rev. Charles Robbins, C.PP.S., and Brother Louis Stock, C.PP.S. Brother Louis tended to the freshman studyhall and sophomore dor- FATHER FRED FEHRENBACHER Social Studies FATHER RUFUS ESSER English mitory until sickness forced him to the hospital, when he was succeeded by Mr. Urban Dumminger, C.PP.S. Father Robbins was in charge of Upper Noll, and, along with other members of the Faculty and several college students, al¬ so handled the supervision of the sopho¬ more studyhall. Mr. Emil Dinkel and Mr. Marcellus Oser, both of Xavier Hall, were placed in charge of freshmen dor¬ mitories in the Administration Building. These men have been ever present when their advice was needed, and it is through their efforts that the “Leaders of Tomorrow” are being trained. FATHER EDWARD ROOF Athletic Director Social Studies, Latin Paye eleven

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FATHER JOSEPH SHEERAN English Faculty Advisor of Yearbook FATHER CHARLES ROBBINS Assistant Principal English, Latin FATHER RAPHAEL GROSS English FATHER FREDERICK KOCH Mathematics Chemistry, Latin FATHER CLARENCE SCHUERMAN Librarian FR. EDWARD MAZIARZ English, Religion Page thirteen