Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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BROTHER EDWIN Dean of the Seniors for several years, Brother Edwin is one of the businest mcn on the Cathedral campus. Besides his teach- ing activities in the commercial department of the upper division, Brother Edwin is moderator of the student-body and Director of Athletics. In this latter capacity he acts as Secretary of the Caholic League and Executive Vice-President of the powerful C.I.F. Athletic Organization for Southern California. PROFESSOR HOPKINS Professor Hopkins came to Cathedral from Loyola University where he was Stu- dent-body President and one of the out- standing students in the school. He is teach- ing' a full curriculum of studies at Cathedral and continuing his studies at the University of Southern California in the evening. Be- sides his activities in the history depart- ment, Professor Hopkins assists in the of- fice and has the unenviable title of keeper of the jug. MR. PANICK On graduation three years ago Mr. Pan- ick took over the task of caring for the school's athletic equipment. Since that time he has taken over the instruction of the gym classes and for a short period worked in the office. Besides his duties as equipment manager and trainer, Mr. Panick also takes care of coaching the swimming team which has a very fine chance of capturing the league title this year.

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BROTHER fl,fL1L'S Where Spain is concerned Brother Julius has no equal. Besides teaching Spanish all day, Brother Julius manages to inculcate :1 few elementary ideas concerning the culture of Spain into the minds of his students. Brother teaches religion and cares for the wants of the students in class 3C. His only side line at the present time is photography, but the weather has not permitted many good pictures this year. BROTHER ALFRED Although Brother Alfred spends a good deal of his time teaching Latin he claims American History as his favorite subject. Besides instructing the Seniors in this sub- ject. Brother teaches Latin and history in the lower division classes. His latest achieve- ment has been with the debating and ora- tory societies. As this book goes to press these societies are engaged in some of the most important speech tournaments in the State. BROTHER ADRIAN Returning to Cathedral at Christmas time after an absence of two years, Brother Ad- rian immediately took over his duties as head of the California Scholarship Federa- tion, an organization which has been very inactive since Brother left the campus. Hr- teaches in the lower division, handling two religion classes and English and History for most of the day. Besides these activities Brother spends a great deal of his time en- couraging the members of the track squad.

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BROTHER EDMUND Brother Edmund returned to Cathedral after an absence of one year. He heads the history department of the school and teach- es numerous classes in that subject. Some of the historical exhibits displayed by the freshmen classes showed remarkable in- fluence on the part of Brother Edmund. Brother introduced a new kind of society to the school this year, the Rugged Indi- vidualistsf' better known as the hiking club. They are a very active organization. BROTHER ZWICIIAVEL Brother Michael specializes in the teach- ing of English and History. Recently, he took over one of the Senior English classes. He is home room teacher for class 1E. Be- sides his teaching duties, Brother has charge of the school library and has been consider- ably responsible for its recent improvements which included a new floor, lighting fix-- tures and the installation of the Dewey Sys- tem for cataloging books. PROFESSOR CROSBY The only hold-over among the Profes- sors. Mr. Crosby might be called the voice of the students as every problem among them is of vital concern to him. Due to the fact that he is taking work for his Ph.lW. at U.S.C. he only teaches for a half day. His work is confined to American History and Business Math, Mr. Crosby was responsible for the excellent football program that was published for the Cathedral-Loyola game.