Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School - Loughlinite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Brotlrer Peter checks the Englisb notebooks of W. Roe, as E. Cun- ningham, C . Kosior and I. Duffy await their turns. Regarded by all successful men as the king of subjects, English continues to be the chief source of a liberal education. In the English courses given at Loughlin, literature and com- position are the main topics stressed, although many other- points are covered. Ably headed by Brother Angelus Eugene, the English Department continues to lay a firm foundation for the future success of all Loughlinites. of-R Q Mr. joseph F. Sheehan, B.A English, Latin Mr, William C, Quinn, B.A. Mr. Nicholas J. Stebe, B.S. in Ed. English Latin, French, English ' hr' my y 23

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X Il Rev. Brother A. Raphael, F. S. C. Religion, Mathematics, Science, Public Speaking moderator. l'Pr'incipal among these contests are Catholic Forensic League and the Azarias Forensic League. In the Eastern of last spring's C,F.L., W. Willigan, J. Mueller, Afglieha, and M. Bennett qualified in competi- tion with other schools, which was quite a feat, sincje as freshmen Withfvagious grades of uppferctaigmen, thus demonstrating of Lough- lin In addition to the were many other debaters, among were J. Gar- Ligana. C F' F W builds self-confidence, helps a student to thin!-1 more and alertlygjgdllends him poise and' considered by many as time of the more Mt iiifgggtracurricular activities. Rev. Brother Cletus Joseph, F S C Religion, English, Debating Moderator J. McCourt presents his view Brother joseph instructs debators.