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

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Wr. -Arthur Cosg BS. Butler University- Health, Safety rove. Wr. PaJ Ponner, B. in Wui. Chicago Conservatory of Music Music Wr. Prank JUL ' t Dormitory Prefect ( !3ro. aCouii StocL Studyhall Prefect St. Joe men will miss Pete. They will miss not only his pills, which tradition has, were dispensed for everything from the common cold to the broken leg, but also the slight accent of his native Germany, which lingered to the last. They will miss the kindly words and his efficient administration, but in that missing they will remember a life of an exemplary Catholic layman. It is their hope that the Divine Physician whose life he so faithfully mirrored may have mercy on his soul. MR. PETER HEIMES, Deceased 1891-1947 ll jr. f- eter JJeinieS, n Infirmarian Shortly after the closing of the school year, Mr. Peter Heimes, R.N., for 25 years director of the health center, suffered a heart attack from which he failed to fully recover. Following a ten day confinement to his bed, Mr. Heimes died of a coronary occlusion in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lafayette. Born in Rhineland, Germany, in 1891, “Pete” studied at St. Joseph’s in 1914 and 1915. He completed his nurse’s training at St. Elizabeth Hospital, and joined the staff in 1922.

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St. oe ' lAJitliout . . . • a asses The basic theories and practical knowl¬ edge necessary to mold Leaders of To¬ morrow are taught at St. Joseph’s. The facilities, in themselves, more than suffi¬ cient, have been augmented by an indus¬ trious body of eager students; eager to “advance in wisdom and age and grace before God and man.” Such are all the members of St. Joseph’s Academy.