Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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Fr. Westland and Mr. Eisele, instruc- tors of physics, Whose highly de- veloped seismograph has brought early reports to the college science departments, thence relayed to Wash- ington, of the many earthquakes that have devastated the World. Aside from his duties as instructor of English and speech, Mr. Woolley has developed to a high degree an in- terest in dramatics through the Little Theatre Movement of the Yenni Players in which he serves as director. Through professional productions of The lmportance of Being Earnest, Winterset , and Oedipus, the King the public has been drawn to the school. In the line of direct service to the school and the student body, few mem- bers of the faculty deserve more praise than Mr. Colkin, instructor in history and education, Who, through his tire- less efforts, has developed for the stu- dent body a varied, Well-organized in- tramural program. To Mr. lVIcNaspy, students are in- debted for the opportunities offered them through the Philomelic Academy ex AIXIBl:RT Domi, S.I. Miz. Ricimko I. Woo1.1.i1i', S.I. Rua WlLLI1Xh1 A. ML7LI'iLRlN, 5.1. Rev. HPLNRH' T. T1BL1hR Q ex JHN A. HL'TCZI-IINS, S.I. Rev. Iosrmi S. Hocus, SJ. Mu. IoHN F. MULLAHY, SJ. REV. IOHN A. GAssoN SI 1.