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PROFESSOR CONROY
Professor Conroy is more than a teacher of
math and biology at Cretin for he takes an interest
in all his students and strives to help them in all
their work. His quiet way of assisting and encour-
aging his charges just seems to come naturally.
Mr. Conroy is not one to perform his duties in
a perfunctory manner, for he is a man whose
broad interests help him better his fellow men.
We can be very thankful that we are fortunate
enough to have such dedicated teachers as Mr.
Conroy. He is certainly an excellent example of
the high standards of teaching at Cretin.
BROTHER Ll G UORI
Strict in his ways but mild in his manner is the
tall Southern ruler of 205. Brother Ligouri's
"strong and silent" influence on his advisory prote-
gees has molded them into one of the most
spirited groups in the senior class. Free time is
unknown to this busy advisor who often is seen
repairing the winter worn track or revving the bus
motor for another tour as school chauifer. Always
one to enjoy a good joke, out of class, brother has
been the instigator and victim of many a humorous
incident. Cretin High is blessed to have such an
eflicient chemistry teacher who infuses in his stu-
dents the art of continuous study while pounding
home those valences.
BROTHER WILLIAM
Brother William became advisor of 209 at the
beginning of this school year. During this relatively
short time, he has done his best to help the stu-
dents gain the most benefit from their education
and plan their futures. His classes are always in-
teresting as a result of his mundane sense of hu-
-mor. However, he is never one to pull his punches.
Most of the students appreciate his forthrightness
in his dealings with them.
Fortunately for Cretin, Brother has not confined
his dealings with the student to the classroom. He
has done a great deal for the school through his
work as moderator of dramatics and the Mother's
Club and his supervision of the lights drive.
Certainly we are very fortunate to have a man
of Brother Williamls caliber, so willing to devote
his time and efforts to the betterment of Cretin
and the Men of Cretin.
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