A finished product.
Audrey Ferrari and Anna Claire Bailey stencil their class year over a paw print.
Over the weekend, the Class of 2018 repainted the Bulldog paw prints that run between the high school and parish hall.
A closeup view of the pinhole's shadow.
Science teacher Jim Belote showed alternate ways to view the eclipse such as letting the sunlight penetrate a pinhole and cast a shadow.
Students look upward shortly after lunch as clouds occasionally obscured their view.
Many SJS high school students watched today's solar eclipse.
SJHS girls may wear their khaki skirts if their plaid order is pending.
Congratulations Mrs. Pope on earning your Educational Specialist Degree! We are so proud of you.
Five new teachers were welcomed this morning at the school's in-service meeting. They are, left to right, High School Spanish teacher Christen Reyes, Reading Intervention Specialist Kim Gullic, High School Religion teacher Josh Hart, 3rd Grade teacher Lily Strack, and 1st Grade
teacher Hannah Chamoun.
Another happy winner sits in the top prize offered at the 105th Annual St Joseph School Bazaar. The proceeds from it and all the other offerings and activities at the Bazaar make a large contribution to our school. Thanks to all the organizers and workers who made the event possible.
April Nabholz from Twin Groves was the Grand Prize Winner for the drawing of a 2017 Ford Mustang made available through Smith Ford in Conway. Ms Nabhloz, who's an elder care giver, is obviously excited about her new car and said she might take an extensive road trip in it.
Plenty of prizes and cards left in BINGO!!!
More desserts needed at Bazaar Cake Stand! Drop off as early as 3:30 at Middle School or bring to Cake Stand at 5:30. Please help!
Help needed at Cake Stand Saturday evening! Bakers and workers needed! Call or text Alex (581-1685) if you can help.
Just a glimpse at some of the awesome desserts that will be at the St. Joseph Bazaar Cake Stand this evening and tomorrow!
2017 Bazaar Ticket Sales
The beam is locked into place.
The beam was moved into place by a crane. A small tree and a flag were attached to the beam. That tradition goes back a long ways when placing a tree atop a new building was done to appease the tree-dwelling spirits displaced in the construction.
Father Alfhones blessed the beam with Holy Water which had been signed by many parishioners.
