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

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Bottom Row: G. McIntyre, R. Gallivan, D. Vigil, B. Gaynor, R. Rogers, J. Harde- beck, J. Trippel, F. Boone. Second Row: J. Donahue, W. Wendeln, J. Beck, R. Heitz, R. Doran. Third Row: C. Hofmeyer, J. Thieme, D. Mclnnis, J. Wulfhorst, R. Rust, E. Mores. Fourth Row: F. Ritter, James Thieme, J. Hession, R. Doud, R. Carrabine. Fifth Row: T. Kremp, C. Fecher, R. Hummel, J. Baele, J. Howard, J. Green. Sixth Row: L. Hess, J. Bates, G. Diener, T. Gravelle, D. Armbrust. Top Row: D. Kasperan, J. O’Malley, B. Williams, J. Klopfenstein, T. Weis, T. O’Connell, R. Eder, T. Hauer. Missing: N. Ascherman. THE ACOLYTE CLUB The members of the Acolyte Club are privileged to serve the daily Masses of the priests of St. Joseph’s faculty. In order to better carry out this func ¬ tion, the club meets from time to time to receive instruction in points of li¬ turgical practice. The club has two student officers. The president is Connie Fecher, the vice-president is Bob Hummel. Rev. Charles Robbins, C. PP. S., acts as faculty advisor. Page forty-three

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Bottom: B. Nolan, J. Beck, F, Ritter, N. Ascherman, J. Costin, L. Rossi, R. Doran. Second Row: P. Welch, James Thieme, E. Hauer, J. Scheidler, P. Holland. Third Row: T. Kremp, J. Rice, J. Klopfenstein, C. Fecher, J. Regan. Fourth Row: L. Hess, D. Hayden, T. Weis, J. Thieme. Top: R. Hummel, A. Serewicz, R. Eder, D. Ruple, A. Hunziker. Missing: J. Bates. THE NEWMAN CLUB Because of the untimely death of Father Paul Speckbaugh in the fall of 1944, the Newman Club was left without a moderator until Father Law¬ rence Heiman was appointed as the Club’s Director this year. The Club has enjoyed a very successful year under the guidance of Father Heiman. The meetings have been interesting and informative, and a play will be presented publicly before the end of the school year. Frank Ritter is president of the Club; Connie Fecher, Norman Ascherman, and Thomas Weis, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Robert Eder is the Club’s critic, and John Thieme is marshal. The purpose of the Club is to foster an appreciation of literary and theat¬ rical arts. The students who belong to this organization receive practical aid in speaking and acting through the public performances which the club presents throughout the year. At the monthly meetings of the Club, besides the regular business of the day, the executive committee, composed of John Rice, Daniel Ruple, and Bob Hummel, presents various forms of entertain¬ ment for club members. Page forty-two

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Bottom Row: P. Welch, R. Doran, W. Sellari, T. Mayer, J. Beck. Second Row: J. Scheidler, T. Kremp, C. Egts, R. Sands. Third Row: D. Kasperan, J. Kolpfenstein, L. Hess, C. Fecher, W. Witham. Top Row: R. Eder, D. Hayden, A. Hunziker, C. Nickels. GLEE CLUB In its third year of existence, the Academy Glee Club has met with huge success on the campus. Because of the increased enrollment the club has found new and abundant life. Its numbers are stronger and more melodic than ever. All who like choral singing are encouraged to join the club. This year, under the direction of Father Lawrence Heiman, the club has produced two performances. Together with the College and Community Glee Clubs, it received praise and applause during the Christmas and Spring musicales.