St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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DEDICATION The graduates of 1948 are the first class of the second decade to earn degrees at Saint Joseph's since it became a senior college. With this thought in mind, the Seniors of 1948 dedicate this number of PHASE to the first ten graduating classes of Saint Joseph's. In its graduates a school sees the fulfillment of its aims and objec- tives. On their success in life depends in great measure the standing of a college in the educational Held. Saint Joseph's is proud of the graduates of its first ten years as a senior college. They have left its sheltered walls and in their daily life reflect the training they have received here. In all walks of life-as priests, teachers, doctors, lawyers and accountants-they have set standards which succeed- ing classes may well strive for. The graduates of 1948 pledge themselves to maintain these high standards in their chosen Helds, and to work for the growth of a greater Saint Joseph's. It is their fond hope that the perusing of these pages of PHASE will recall for the old grads the days they spent here, and inspire them to rededicate themselves to the principles of Catholic Edu-- cation learned at Saint Joseph's. Pr: fl

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