St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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l l X! e . ,F ft. 9:. m c Mi; 1 M recent developments and trends in their particular subjects. In every The faculty of St. Rita is composed department of the schoo there are of fifty men, each qualified and outstanding teachers who are author- troined in the field to which he is ities in their respective fields. They assigned. Many of them are study- all have at heart the welfare of the ing in universities to keep up with boys, not only in the study at hand, OW faculty considers their pupils and their problems 31:65 -'W It 4-112 : ' .4299 .g r-h-a'cr-z-xowv;.vut.-, i . . l - 2-24? .. .-.A.-.v.vn.'nv-'.-. r. . . . i . . . .j.'.'. . . - - .,-. L. '.-.-.'v -.-.-.-.'.'.-.. . . . . .A. i . ,A

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lum. Due to his efforts, the school is now in a position to contribute mo- teriolly to the national defense pro- gram by training students in technical skills. Father Coyne has already organized special classes for this purpose. To the multiple problems of stu- dent uidance, Father Burns and Father Toomey have devoted many earnest efforts through interviews with the students and contacts with the house, many pupils have been aided in making necessary adjust- ments to school life. It is through these administrative officers that the traditions of the Augustinian order have been mor- sholled and brought to bear on the students of St. Rita High School. Rules aw , orced REVEREND J. J. BURNS O.S.A., A.M. Student Counsellor REVEREND J. F. TOOMEY O.S.A., A.B., S.T.L. Assistant Student Counsellor .55 t 'Z i M ..:..-.::M:.4 ' 4 REVEREND J. A. COYNE O.S.A., A.M. Dean of Technical School Page Fifteen

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0111' camera catches the faculty but also in the development of their chorocters. In this regard the Au- gustinian Fothers are well known. With their rich heritage of tradition and experience, they are well equipped to give 0 thoroughly Cotholic educa- tion. They do not merely attempt to give the boy 0 text book knowledge, but also try to develop in him 0 plan of life which will be of value in his The dismissal bell dOQSan always mean the end of the school day future endeavors. With this in mind specialized training in technical and commercial lines is given to the stu- dent who is so inclined. By personal and intimate contacts among them- selves and the students, the foculty tries to produce 0 Christian gentle- man, ready to cope with the spiritual, moral, and every day problems that are bound to be his throughout life.