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

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,EW In order to be better prepared to cope with commercial problems in modern life, a number ofthe high school Sen- iors took a course in Bookkeeping from Mr. Alongi, with whom a part of the class is pictured. Mr. Alongi also taught courses in Accounting, Business Man- agement, and Business Law tothe Jun- ior college students who were maior- ing in Commerce. MR. LEONARD BERTRAND MR. ANGELO ALONGI For the seventh consecutive year Mr. Bertrand wielded the baton for the St. Bede student band, which reached new heights in quantity and quality during the '52-'53 school year. ln the picture below, Mr. Bertrand is shown with a ortion of the forty five P piece band as they pre- .nmnfl A between halves ' 'W . :N pe

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R rt' ....--H-. T we Two faculty members at St. Bede with unusual and interesting back- grounds are the Rev. Dunstan Morrissey, O.S.B. and Mr. T. Bow- yer Campbell. Both of these professors, who are converts to the Cath- olic faith, were formerly members of the Angli- can church, of which Mr. Campbell was a minister and missionary. lt was in this capacity that he traveled extensively in the Orient, visiting Ja- pan, China, Korea, and many other far Eastern domains. Father Dunstan is not unfamiliar with these spots, since he spent a great deal of time in the Orient as a member of the American Diplomatic Corps during World War ll. MR. T. BOWYER CAMPBELL REV. DUNSTAN MORRlSSEY, O.S.B. These two men became well acquainted when Mr. Campbell was the Dean of Arts and Letters at Notre Dame University, where Father Dunstan was a student at that time. During the past year Father Dunstan was again a student as well as a teacher. As a student he took courses in the Abbey seminary in prepara- tion for his ordination to the priesthood. As a teacher he conducted a c o u r s e in Sophomore English in the academy. Mr. Campbell taught two courses in the academy, a class in English to the Seniors, with whom he is pictured at the left, and a course in Freshman His- tory. In the Junior col- lege he taught American History.

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MR. STEPHEN ORACKO tai fd' mm I .. fifffwlw i ti 4 A .' A ,nm During the course of Coach Oracko's U. S. History class it was often necessary to point out important geographical landmarks, which Coach is doing in the above picture for the special benefit of Heitman, Manning, and Trumble. Athletics were not the only concern of the St. Bede coaching staff, composed of Messrs. Oracko and Moskal. Both had their share of classroom work. Mr. Oracko taught courses in Modern and U. S. History, while Mr. Moskal conducted a class in Modern History in addition to two classes in physical education. Their class schedule also in- cluded the supervision of study periods. MR. TED MOSKAL 5? Personal attention was an important part of Coach Moskal's History class, as is evident from the accompanying pic- ture, where Dooley is getting some of Coach's special attention, while Schafer awaits his turn.