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PROFILE UPDATES


•   Dennis Chartier (1965)  3/20
•   John Anderson (2018)  2/27
•   Karen Christensen (Klimowicz) (1965)  2/13
•   Joseph Martino (1965)  2/13
•   Peter DeBerge (1967)  2/4
•   David A Patterson (2013)  2/3
•   Crystal Klein (2002)  1/31
•   Joseph Booth (1997)  1/26
•   Barbara Zimmermann (Brewer) (1961)  1/11
•   Joseph E Jaraczewski (1984)  12/12
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Welcome to the St. Joseph Alumni Website

If this is your first time here, check out the First Time Visitors link above. 

This website is open to all alumni from St. Mary's High School, St. Joseph High School, and St. Joseph Catholic Academy. 

Be sure to bookmark the St. Joseph Alumni website as one of your favorites and come back regularly to keep up with what’s happening with St. Joe Alumni.  These pages are updated on a regular basis.

Also, be sure to see our Facebook page.



APOLLO 71-AF NEWS UPDATE. . . . .  

This is an investigative follow-up to the story we broke on April 1, 2025.  That is when, 53 years after it was launched, the Apollo 71-AF capsule mysteriously re-appeared on St. Joe’s front lawn near the school sign.

School faculty, students, and staff were totally amazed at what they found coming to school that morning.  Many had no idea what it was, as the Apollo program had ended long before most of them were even born.

As no one in the school had any clue as what to do with the capsule or how to handle it, NASA was contacted to retrieve the spacecraft.

What happened during all these years?  Since the spacecraft never showed up on any radar, initial speculations are that maybe the capsule hit some form of rift in the space time continuum or hit an intersecting dimension and phased, or upon reaching a speed of 86 mph - it time warped.  In any case it may have moved through time in the same location and just ended up here today.  There is also a theory that this was a secret NASA mission to Mars and the capsule just returned home.  Of course, conspiracy theorists are claiming an alien abduction and are asking for the government to release all of its X-Files on the matter.

So, what has transpired since April 1, 2025?  Both the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Space Force arrived and took the capsule to an unknown location.  Presumably, for it to be studied and to determine what happened during those 53 years.  However, no official reports have been filed on the matter.  It was rumored to have been taken to the secret Area 51 base in Nevada.

Recently some unconfirmed sources have leaked information about the fate of Apollo 71-AF.  It appears the spacecraft was indeed taken to Area 51 and is stored in the large Hangar 51 there along with thousands of other items, including the Ark of the Covenant.  It has supposedly remained untouched the whole time.

Area 51

Hanger 51

Numerous attempts to contact NASA, Homeland Security, and Space Force have remained unanswered.  One government official who remains anonymous, stated that "top men" were working on it.

Mr. Patton, St. Joe’s Space Science teacher at the time, was contacted and asked if he had any information or comments, to which he responded that he was unprepared to discuss the subject at this time, but did say that “anyone believing any of that stuff today is just crazy”.

So, what has really happened with Apollo 71-AF?  We may never really know.  But as of today, April 1, 2026, it seems foolhardy that we ever will.



Website Updates

  • Join the Alumni Association - online registration upgraded
  • Alumni News and Weddings

We would like to post stories about YOU - the St. Joe Alumni.  However, we need your help to do this.  Please send us news about yourself - weddings & anniversaries, job changes/promotions, achievements, awards, and recognitions you have received, etc...

Also, if you have any stories about St. Joe's history, we'd like to publish those as part of the Lancer Legacies.  This might be about events that happened at St. Joe's or if you know fellow alumni who have excelled in their careers or lives.

If you have any suggestions for new material or just want to critique or comment on this website, please use the Contact Us button on the left.

Oh, and if you have not yet created an account on this website, please do so to unlock access to even more information.

And Please Consider Joining The Alumni Association



SAVE THE DATE

When: Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Time: Gates open 5:35pm, Game starts 6:35pm

Where: Kenosha's Historic Simmons Field

Open to the whole St. Joe's Community - alumni, students, families, faculty, staff

More details coming soon!



SAVE THE DATE

When: Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Open to all St. Joe's alumni

More details coming soon!



Thank You and Welcome

to our 31 new Alumni Association Members in 2025

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Is your Class in the TOP TEN of Alumni Membership? 

The Class of 1967 is only 3 members behind the Class of 1968. The Class of 1970 overtook the Class of 1960.

UPDATE:  The Class of '71 overtook the Class of '72. The Class of '66 is now tied for sixth place.

It's so easy to join and lets us continue to maintain the Alumni website and Facebook page, help with reunions and special projects and of course award scholaships!  Click on the link below to join now!

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Are you a member of the St. Joseph Alumni Association Facebook Group?  Do you enjoy reading the news and seeing the pictures that are posted daily?  Do you visit the Alumni Association website?

Well, if you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you should know that all this activity and information is brought to you through the efforts of the Alumni Association and the SJCA Alumni Advancement Coordinator.  All of this takes time and resources. 

In order for us to keep this activity going, we need your help. 

Please consider becoming a Lifetime Member of the Alumni Association for a onetime fee of $100.

If we can grow the Association, we will be able to continue these activities as well as provide additional support to the alumni and the school.

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