Bellarmine College Preparatory - Carillon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Jepartment Amciliary Departnlt-nts Q,,-,,l,9 Library id Educational Process Standing in the background of the Bellarmine faculty are certain individuals whose talents are not acclaimed but who nevertheless form an integral part of the work- ings of the school. These devoted people form a com- pact unit which keeps the heart of Bellarmine life beating. On this page are found our unsung heroes. No institute of learning is completely balanced with- out a fulcrum point which forms the focal center of knowledge. The library serves this purpose at Bellar- mine. All students assemble at this building to confirm or further explore the facts they have assimilated. Knowledge itself is the crux of the intellectual life. just as spiritual nourishment is necessary for the life of the soul, so also is physical nourishment, food, nec- essary for existence itself. Providing this staple of life on the College Park campus are the Dining Hall and the Co-op. Finally, to insure the health of her students and faculty, Bellarmine provides an infirmary on the campus. Ably staffed, it houses and nurses a variety of ailments among the student body. The individuals found on this page especially ex- emplify the spirit of unity and dedication found throughout the Bellarmine family, for without fanfare or praise they bind the loose ends of the student body together into a compact whole. ,I Tsf '73 Brother Edmund W. Ryan. SJ.. Co-op, Moderator of Athletic Equipment: Brother Thomas A. Marshall, S.I., Librarian. Inf i l'lll3I'y Service Brother Lawrence I. Huber, SJ. Maintenance Department 'K '. . .. ...- ....1- Mrs. Mariorie Schwalbe, R.N. Infirmary Dining Service Clito Rustic, Otto Koerper. Chefs I 5

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Academies, Growth Through Learning Algebra and Trigonometry Mastery of the slide rule helps Bos and Fricl: in the solution of Physics and Algebra problems. Plane and Solid Geometry Mr. Tassone conducts Geom- etry class as Barnes and 0'Day measure the angle of the chord cmd tangent. athematies - Key to the Sciences Ever searching, ever seeking, the soul of man yearns to know the truths of time, of existence, of God. Continually man meets new ideas, new conceptions, new challenges to his mind and soul. But from where is man to draw the wisdom and perception, which the many ideas, thoughts, and truths in life provide? From education, the tool and yardstick of knowledge, man gains that comprehensive force of mind which enables him to grow in understand- ing. Education is a guiding light for man, leading him to God and eternal happiness. Education is by no means merely an abstract idea. It entails long hours of study in mathematics, the sciences, and language. The study of math is almost unique, enjoying prominence in both practical and speculative fields. Math can assist an orderly reason, logic, and understanding of the scientific and business worlds, while the precision taught by mathematics is invaluable in acquiring mental agility. Happily, mathematics to some extent influences almost all fields of endeavor.