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On March 9, 1951, Monsignor Leonard Robin purchased 18 acres, the current site of St. John School, for $25,000. Joseph H. Marix was contracted to construct the gymnasium, the first building on the new campus. The ground breaking ceremonies were held in August 1953. The gym, which cost $159,378, was completed in time for the 1954-55 basketball season.

"Preserving the Past...
Preparing for the Future"

The gym is used extensively by the 775 St. John students, Pre-K-12. Conditions of the gym make it inadequate for physical education classes, school events, and the extended middle and high school athletic programs. There is no air conditioning, the original plumbing is antiquated, restrooms need to be renovated, electrical service needs to be upgraded, and dressing areas need to be provided. Handicapped accommodations need to be improved.

A new gym would be cost prohibitive; therefore, St. John School is moving forward with plans to renovate the existing gym. The renovated gym will be named the Monsignor Leonard Robin Gymnasium.

What a wonderful way to remember a family member, former classmate or teacher. Memorial gifts exceeding $100 will include recognition sent to the family of the memorialized. Would you like to honor a graduate? Make a gift for a friend's birthday? Please remember all gifts are tax deductible.

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For more information, please contact the Development Office @ 225.687.3056 extension 245.