Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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XT he .faculty is with hesitancy that we speak of our debt to the Faculty. For four years they have been not only our teachers, but our willing and constant advisers. On the eve of graduation, as the day draws closer when our ways must part, it is difficult indeed to phrase in proper words the full measure of our gratitude to the men who have worked so unsparingly for our advancement. In a short while our undergraduate days will come forever to an end, but. as we walk down the winding path to the college gate, ready to fare forth into the busy work beyond, our thoughts will linger gratefully among the loved scenes of old Fordham, and the memories of our college days will be made gladder by the recollection of its professors, of the lessons which they have taught, of the principles which they have preached, and. most of all, by the enduring remembrance of the fruitful inspiration of their lives. Whatever success the Class of Nineteen Seventeen may achieve in the years to come will be due in no small measure to their self-sacrifice and generous devotion to the work which God. in the designs of His infinite providence, has called on them to undertake. Next to our parents, our debt to the I-acuity of Fordham is greatest. 17

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Our professors Senior THE REV. OWEN A. HILL. S. J. Psychology, Natural Theology, Ethics and Evidences of Religion. THE REV. EDMUND J. BURKE. S. J. MR. GEORGE F. STROHAVER, S. J. Economics and Biology. Elocution. MR. DANIEL J. SULLIVAN. S. J. Geology and Astronomy. junior THE REV. MICHAEL J. MAHONY. S. J. Logic, General Metaphysics. Cosmology and Evidences of Religion. THE REV. EDMUND J. BURKE. S. J. Economics. THE REV. JOHN F. X. MURPHY. S. J. History. THE REV. FRANCIS D. O’LAUGHLIN. S.J. Laboratory Physics. MR. JOSEPH M. KELLEY. S. J. Didactic Physics. MR. GEORGE F. STROHAVER. S. J. Chemistry and Elocution. Sophomore THE REV. JOHN H. FARLEY. S. J. Latin. Greek and English Literature. THE REV. JOHN F. X. MURPHY. S. J. History and Evidences of Religion. MR. GEORGE F. STROHAVER. S. J. Chemistry and Elocution. MR. JOSEPH M. KEII-EY. S. J. Mechanics. Jfrcsbman THE REV. GEORGE F. JOHNSON. S. J. Latin. Greek and English Literature—Arts Course. THE REV. JOHN A. COTTER. S. J. Latin and English I .iterature—Science Course. MR. GREGORY G. KIEHNE, S. J. Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry. MR. CLEMENT R. R1SACKER. S. J. Chemistry and German. 16 THE REV. JOHN F. X. MURPHY. S. J. History and Evidences of Religion. MR. ERNEST LOEFFLER French.

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