DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Fourth Archbishop of Chicago His Eminence The Most Reverend SAMUEL CARDINAL STRHTCH, D. D

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Dm Aolministmtion and Faculty A great deal of De Paul's success thus far has been due to the com- bined efforts of the administration and the faculty. This year finds the .Ncademy off to a good start towards its centennial with especially com- petent men in charge of the student's work. The head of the administration is the Principal, the Rev. William A. Ryan. His capable assistants are the Registrar, Rev. Bernard Fitzgerald, and the Dean of Boys, Rev. Francis Watterson. These priests provide De Paul with a well-working administration. Mr. B. Deeny is in charge of all science activities here at De Paul. The other science instructors include Mr. P. Falzone-Chemistry, Mr. W. Plank-Biology, and Mr. R. Kuntz, who teaches the freshmen the rudiments of General Science. The Commerce Department claims Mr. W. Phee as its chief instruc- tor. His stern, but well-liked associate is Mr. A. Cronin, who along with Mr. Phee get De Paulites off to a good start in their business training. Experience is the best teacher, and for that reason we find the Rev. C. A. Norman at the head of the Liberal Arts program. The other estab- lished linguists include Mr. F. McGrath-French and Latin, Mr. M. Heller -Spanish, Rev. R. Ross-Latin, Rev. W. Cook-Latin, Mr. Hanson- Spanish, Rev. McHardy--Latin, Mr. Maniola-Latin, and Mr. G. I-Icing-German. The sole member of the Pre-Engineering Department this year is Mr. J. L. McCabe. His firm training in drafting helps to provide America with her future engineering wizards. All students are familiar with the Rev. P. Diliberto the head of the Mathematics Division. The other mathematicians are Rev. M. Singleton, Rev. L. Zoeller, Mr. R. Marsolais, Mr. Maniola, and Mr. S. McCune. With such men it is no wonder that De Paul students have suchpa firm foundation in math. The capable head of the English Department is the Rev. W. Kirschten. His associates include Mr. McCann, Mr. W. Gorman, Rev. W. Gillespie, Mr. McCarthy, and the Rev. T. Munster. The Rev. F. O'Malley heads the Social Science Division of the Acad- emy. The other men trained in teaching these subjects are Mr. E. Kreyche, Mr. D. Amidei, Mr. Lobos, Mr. T. O' Brien, and Mr. McCarthy. Their training is one of the high points in a student's life here at De Paul. The Physical-Education Department is guided by the efficient Mr. T. Tracey. There is no doubt that with such men as these at her helm, the good ship De Paul Academy will have a smooth voyage toward her destination, the century mark. Page Six

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N Y Very Rev. Comerford O'MaIIey, CM., S.T.D President of De Paul Page Eight