Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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I I REV. LAWRENCE J. KLASSEN, A. M. B isiiiess Manager Rev. Klassen, A. M. received his ap¬ pointment as Business Manager to suc¬ ceed Father Stemm in March. Success¬ ful as a pastor, renowned as a friend of youth, and a champion of cooked food. Father Klassen is expected to be en¬ deared to every student of Loras. THE RT. REV. JOSEPH J. KLOTT, A.B. Secretary of the Endoivnicut Fund Msgr. Klott is a shrewd and intelli¬ gent business man, but a perfect exam¬ ple of a truly Catholic business man. Great responsibilities of investing and protecting over a million dollars is a full time job. Lives in Smyth Hall. Has a capable assistant in person of Father Whalen of Nativity parish. THE REV. FRANCIS J. HOULAHAN, S.T.D., Ph.D. Dean of Studies and IKe istrar The regulator of things scholastic. Father Houlahan is also chaplain at Mount St. Francis. As an administra¬ tor he most efficiently supervises a large staff of office personnel. 0- - 23

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ADMINISTRATION THE VERY REV. MSGR. ARTHUR J. BREEN, A.M. Dean of Men 9 Invested as Monsignor in April. Msgr. Breen is ubiquitously in evi¬ dence nightly policing the corridors of Keane Hall. An authority on weighty matters and the Loras student’s Lorian mother and father, Msgr. Breen is a considerate, congenial, altruistic and philanthropic disciplinarian. -22

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FACUITY THE REV. GEORGE A. STEMM, A.M. Former Business Manager at Loras A versatile and efficient business man, gifted speaker, teacher and preacher. Also former director of the Loras Players. He has been a democratic guardian of the Loras diet and overseer of the exchequer. Transferred to parochial duties in January, he is now the sage of Osage. The administration, faculty and students wish Father Stemm great success in his new work. Loras will long remember him. 24 —