Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)

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Refresher and elementary courses in Latin were taught tc, the college Freshmen by Father Boniface, who was also profess ' of high school Economics. 'i 'z l ll REV. BONIFACE MARTIN, O.S.B. ,. J ,L QQ-fi , REV. PATRICK MARTIN, 0.5.5. Father Patrick's philosophy students present convinc- ' ing proof for the philosophic thesis which maintains that one of man's distinctive characteristics is the ability to smile. iw Logic and religion courses in the college together with T dogmatic theology in the seminary were among the courses taught by Father Patrick.

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Five typing classes, with a total enrollment of about fifty students, filled the teaching schedule of the veteran typing teacher, Father Philip Stauffer, O.S.B. He vvas supervising the progress being made by Puetz and Bozik when the photographer visited the classroorn. REV. PHILIP STAUFFER, O.S.B. REV. ALOYSIUS SHARKEY O.S.B. Part of the supervisory and clerical work in the student library was handled by the Rev. Aloysius Sharkey, O.S.B. Doing research in the studious atmosphere of the spacious library are: H. Senica, J. Kulpa, Rog Kowalski, Sandall and Klug.

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w REV. NICHOLAS SCHILLE, O.S.B. Father Simon, veteran English teacher at St. Bede, taught Freshman .English and Speech courses in the college during the '52-'53 school year. He also conducted a class in third year English in the high school. In the classroom scene presented below, Father Simon is shown with a portion of his Junior college class. It was Father Nicholas' duty as Registrar to announce the glad, and sometimes sad, tidings to students and parents when the grades were issued by the teachers every six weeks in the high school and every quarter in the college Father Nicholas was usually assisted by DePasquaIe, O'Riley and Slavish, with whom he is shown in the accompanying picture as they prepare the grades for mailing. in REV. SIMON RAKAUSKAS, O.S.B