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

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Bottom row, left to right—Donahue, Howard, Tripple, Gallivan, Heitz, Hession, Raster. Middle row, left to right—McIntyre, Thieme, Sellari, Manley, Carrabine, Kemple. Top row, left to right—Kremp, Bates, Walsh, Woodcock, Hess. collate Although the number of students this year was greatly decreased, it seemed to have little effect upon the number of members joining the Acolyte Club. The students readily volunteered when first asked to join. Any stu¬ dents who have the knowledge of serving Mass have the privilege of joining this organization. Serving daily Mass is its chief function. From time to time meetings are held to correct any mistakes that the servers may have. No officers were elected this year. Page fifty-four

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Nathan Doyle. Douglas Doyle. Horace Russell. John Hartwell. Harry Atkins. Ordway Mitchell. Doctor Crane. Mr. Black. Hiram McBinney Jerry McBinney.. Tim Glenn. Lancello Griffith. Mr. O’Callahan.... .John Rowell .Charles Stoddard .Ronald Sands .John Raster .Robert Heitz .James Bates Gaynard Hardebeck ...Richard Carrabine .John Cerimele .James Trippel ..Robert Gallivan .....Richard Semonin ....George Pacholski set

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The Farley Stamp Club was formed in 1936 for the purpose of stimulating interest in philately and of enabling student stamp collectors to receive the maximum enjoyment from their hobby. The founder, Rev. Gilbert Esser, C.PP.S., has returned from service, and once more has the club on its pre¬ war basis. From the first small charter group, which held its meetings in classrooms, the club has grown to include many of the students. Meetings are held once a week, at which time talks are given by the mem¬ bers, and problems dealing with philately are discussed. The meetings have been presided over by David Vigil, president, and James Bates, secretary. The Club held its annual exhibit May 21 at which both private and club col¬ lections were viewed by outsiders. The Club, in addition to subscribing to reliable national stamp periodicals, has a complete philatelic library of its own. Through its affiliation with the National Federation of Stamp Clubs and Society of Philatelic Americans, it enables its members to participate in national conventions and to display their collection in national exhibitions, at which, in 1940, they were awarded the coveted Le Gran d Payne Trophy for their work on an oration given by the club president. Standing, left to right—-G. McIntyre, J. Bates, M. McCarthy. Sitting, left to right—J. Donahue, H. Spraley, G. Hardebeck, D. Vigil, Rev. G. F. Esser, moderator, D. Van Horn, A. R. Miller, E. W. Sauer, J. Bican, J. Conrey, W. Casey. Page fifty-five mmmmam