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Page 61 text:
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When winter comes, the Academy turns to indoor recreation. The two most popular places are the clubrooms and the fieldhouse. Three spacious clubrooms are at the disposal of the students, offering’ all types of entertainment. Ping pong and cards seem to be the predominating indoor recreations. However, listening to the radio and smoking form no small part of the curriculum. Many prefer to merely stand around discussing current events and voicing opinions on numerous topics. For special quiet and rest, the dorms are at the disposal of the students who wish to relax and sleep or catch up on their magazines in peace and quiet. The dorms are large and airy and often tend to become a place of favorite relaxation. Recently completed is the large new cafeteria in which the students eat their meals daily. The wholesome meals are carefully prepared by the Sisters of the Precious Blood under the direction of a trained dietician. To make meals even more pleasant, music is transcribed at lunch and dinner. m 1 ' 4
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Page 60 text:
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When trying to locate a student on campus, a person just naturally reverts to looking in the “J” Cafe, the Academy sweet shop and ice cream bar. Serving all forms of ice cream, candy, pop, and furnishing a “Juke Box” for entertain¬ ment, the “J” has easily become the most popular meeting place between classes as well as after school hours. Page fifty-six One of the many modern conveniences at the disposal of the students is the new banking system. Quite similar to an ac¬ tual bank, it offers, in addition to the conveniences and safety of a modern bank, actual experience in proper bank¬ ing procedure as well as an opportunity for the student to handle his own money with discretion and foresight. In an effort to compliment and extend class instruction, the recently renovated and enlarged library is at the disposal of the students. Containing over 25,000 volumes, approximately 7,000 bound pe¬ riodicals, a collection of government doc¬ uments, and other pamphlet material, it offers an excellent place for study, re¬ search and recreational reading.
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3t f (JlJoulcln’t Se St. oe UUitLout . . . . St. Joseph’s facilities for molding stu¬ dents with strong, clean bodies and clear minds is one of its greatest assets. Ath¬ letics form the heart of the academy, and stimulate school spirit and unity in no small way. Of its athletic records and players the Puma Cubs are justly proud.
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