St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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AT WORK All this for an hour’s warmth. Mixer Saturday night? These walls are shining now. Maybe the trouble’s here. Take it in a bit there. The day’s first cup of coffee. 27

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BRO. FRED Powerhouse BRO. JOHN Farm BRO. LOUIS Maintenance The brothers at St. Joe are a small and widely di¬ versified group. It fact, you can’t turn around with¬ out seeing a brother. They are in the classrom, library, post-office, Rec Hall. A brother is in charge of keeping the school clean and in repair, more brothers are hard at work on the farms, and still another in the office. Then, finally, there is a very famous brother who is a barber. These and the rest of the fourteen brothers work an estimated 34,944 hours each year for St. Joe’s. FOR EVERY CARD GAME THERE ' S A KIBITZER. BRO. FIDELIS Infirmary BRO. CONRAD Tailor BRO. GERARD Office BRO. JOHN Rec Hall BRO.JOSEPH Electrician BRO. FRANCIS Powerhouse BRO. LAWRENCE Fieldhouse BRO. CLETUS Post Office BRO. PAUL Mechanic LOCAL LABOR FORCE BRO. DAMIEN Library BRO. DAVID Barber

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HALF A MILLION MEALS A YEAR. LOOKS LIKE MASHED POTATOES TONIGHT. The twelve Precious Blood sisters who reside in their convent connected by devious ways to the Ad¬ ministration Building, at the south end of campus, lead a life of prayer and service. They hear morning Mass, make several visits daily in the Chapel, and prepare and serve twenty-one meals a week to 700 St. Joseph’s students. But actually, both elements of their life are forms of service. Both their prayers and their culinary accomplishments aid the firm growth of the student from boy into man. SR. FRANCETTA SR. SR. CASILDA SR. ETHEL SR. AUREA SR. EMELIANA SR. EUTROPIA SR. JEAN BERNADETTE SR. MARY JOACHIM GWENDYLON SR. MARY ANTHONY SR. STYLETTA SR. APPIA