St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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The paradox or graduation ... a finish that is . . . but a beginning ... is faced by those . . . who end college . . . to begin taking their place in . . . the Divine Plan . These are the . . . SENIORS That long awaited moment.. . Four years of preparation have led up to this . .. four years that have been hard .. . but fun . . . a terrible experience . .. yet pleasure .. . and never to be forgotten ... All this ends with Graduation Willard Kellogg, President Harold Pennington, Vice President William Gillen, Secretary Terence MacCarthy, Treasurer

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From many states . . . home towns . . . schools . . . they come . . . with one purpose ... an education. They come to learn . . . stay to learn . . . and do learn . . . how little one can know! They are . . . the basis of . . . our community ... St. Joseph’s . . . STUDENTS

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SENIORS WILLIAM J. BARRETT Chicago, Illinois B.A. in Philosophy JEROME J. BEDNARKIEWICZ Brookfield, Illinois B.S. in Business Administration RICHARD T. BENDER Fort Wayne, Indiana B.A. in English-Journalism DONALD J. BINIAK Chicago, Illinois B.A. in Economics DAVID W. BIRSA Joliet, Illinois B.S. in Business Administration JEROME H. BLAESING Chicago, Illinois B.A. in Geology CLAUDE L. BOUL, JR. Sedalia, Missouri B.A. in Philosophy ROBERT J. BRANDT Whiting, Indiana B.S. in Biology JAMES A. BRUHA Chicago, Illinois B.A. in Philosophy EDMUND F. BYRNE Peoria, Illinois B.A. in Philosophy JOHN P. CHEEVERS Chicago, Illinois B.A. in Geology JOHN J. DONNELLY Trenton, New Jersey B.S. in Business Administration 17