St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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REMINISCING The sundial at the corner of the library is often passed by; but it is one of the many things that make St. Joe St. Joe, not Xavier or Butler. The highest structure on campus is a huge pot on stilts with St. Joseph’s College” painted on it. This unofficial flagpole for Beat Valpo” pennons is the water tower. The flagpole with its streaming flag at the entrance to campus is a universal memorable scene. How many other campuses, industries, and museums have this demonstration of patriotism at their entrances? On Science Day the students of chemistry, biol¬ ogy, geology, and physics show off what they have learned during the past year to visitors and the rest of the student body. Whether it was the spec¬ tacular jet engine or the information demonstration on soaps, there was something of interest to all.

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Seven o’clock. Seminarians and other students are coming from or to their morning de- votions. Father Klopke carries his chalice up the steps of the main altar while other priests say their daily Mass at the side altars which stretch along the sides of the Chapel. This is the begin¬ ning of the Student’s Day. Li M Ji Berner- to; $ f mft HH Hi ! t AgVLi Sfj gf