Aquinas College - Thomist Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Sister M. Alphonsus, O.P. Asst. Professor of Mathemati Sister M. Annabel, O,P. X . , , Y, ff-P ' I s'. A Xie b i 'fu v m, I .. , r ,... 6 bo .xi 'V . i -,,'-fy, 1 Q 1 f . 0 :I - -L ,li 1 Z : ,.,, ,riff if ?'1.,,,.,,,,N, V Y ,, ' ., ' .xi r , O N If, t fa . 1 bg f V, .fviwgm J, ,J , ,Q 'xx S . A 1 I . P. -2 ' .' A Q .A h T 'V YT., ' E ,I-3 kyfxgrdt wx , ..., - -Q - cs fgywfg . I b :gif ,ix V , V 5 si- , ' - M if ' 2 'f?f, L '?g: .f,wTl ri' si 2 , tw. 7 f f ,K T J 2. - A ' FS 'f ' ,SX N. 'air ' Q x, M 551 -l-, . T H af, Y 5 rr N, ,li . . . : ,, A: ft? P5552 . - 5. - Q- 3 iff f f ' -- if Q .. vm if if ,Q -S 1- ' ji: ,'.' . b h . ,J , ,.- K, Q N 5- ,, -- x Q A 'A vga '- X ,,, .Y 4 .- V, f sr ix-wif. ' E-S: -.v,- V' Q , X Q: 1 .fx AI ,V Q. fi: 1., :'i 5 W gg: 5 if . Q ' s , Q Sq 'x - 53:1 -x'ff1f':- 'X-9' E. .gh 3 1 . ,nf 5 Qin, 4 1 'X -'-.. f Administration building au naturel Assoc. Professor of Biology Mve- 'N---uni Sister M. Annette, 0.P. Sister M. Aquin, O,P, Rev. Charles G. Austin, 0 P Assoc. Professor of Music Theory Professor of English Instructor in Theology 6

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.wr . s 11 ' 1 Q55 ,M--Hr ,,.-M uaffw .4-:-'ra' Some daysl really run, laughs Mr. Eugene Smith, Aquinas' new Dean of Men, chairman of the biology department, and father of two. This year, in the person of Mr. Smith, male students are experienc- ing the layman's approach to the obligations of the position. When approached about taking the new office, he was not sure he could handle it in addition to his other duties, however, he stresses the fact that he has had tremendous co-operation from everyone: administration, faculty, and students. His duties as Dean of Men range from arranging for male housing to giving advice on personalproly lems. According to Mr. Smith, a regulation should not exist unless it is enforced. Unenforced re- gulations are ridiculous. Asked whether he considers himself to be a lenient or strict administrator, he emphasizes that, fairness is the keynote of my position. Very tactful. In an office piled ceiling-high with papers, books, posters, and what-not, the Aquinas student can usually find its Dean of Women. It's an office that serves as a THOMIST room for the yearbook staff, as a clearing room for many of Aquinas' events, and frequently as a crying room for the distaff element of the college. Miss Gertrude M. Horgan, Dean of Women at Aquinas College, is a native Bostonian, having been born and raised in the land of the bean and the cod. How did she get into administrative work? Confesses Miss Horgan, I have a notorious inability to say 'no'. She stresses the fact that hers is not a disciplinary office, rather, it is one of service. It is her task to be the ad- ministration's voice to the student, and the studer1t's voice to the adminis- tration. It is her duty to help with the financial, personal, social, and aca- demic problems of the student. When the student brings problems to the per- sonnel dean, says Miss Horgan, The student makes the office, not the dean. is 3' 5 'uf'

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3. z gi I X if 6 5 Rev. Hugh Michael Beuhcm Mr. John E. Bellordo Mr. Ralph J. Bennett Lecturer in Speech Assoc. Professor of Physics ASSf- PfOfeSS01' Of Economics and Accounting F ,Q 2-, 21 its. 1 I 1' as ' Sr- .R van, W, N bp'-F 4. :Q , ' '-Y '5E5i1:s:::.:-..l --H -1:1 1.-.-1-pw1:1-:s:sff:::.s3 1 gwzf- 1:-I - Mr. Frederick V. Bernard Assoc. Professor of English jordan Hall - here both basic concepts of elementary education and the elements of its propogation, teachers- in-training, are ripened. Sismr M Bemena 0 P Professor of Elementary Education 7