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

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I'---Q I I i , as . Si' .v Fl' -, w'k ing.. I I think the Dean of Students eserves... Cooperation of all students to his dictates. Subrata Sarkar A fickle-finger of fate award. Chris DiLeanardo Ms. Walsh. Mike Campbell To be 'u ed. I gg Mike Robinson An award for honesty, fairness, and good judgment. Nick Pelinga As much as you can give him. n ' John Parnssenti Nine months of hard labor with possible time off for good behavior. Wes Chapman To get away from Bellarminef' Brian Hurley A more competent bookie. Henry Poon To wear a coach's uniform. Marc Meyers A raise and another job. Wade Hughan His own quarterhorsef' Tom Beall A better-looking assistant Dean. Chris Kelley A new baseball field. Mike Evert A plastic bat and whiffle ball. Pat Alongi More money, more fringe benefits, and less working hours. Mr. Rich Freitas

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If I were president of Bellarmine, I would.. . Build a better gym and create a better P.E. program. Jim Walsh Work for more community activities. g Sean O'Br1en Make the school coed. John Kacer Abscond with the funds to some small island in the Bahamas. Fr. S te-ve Privett Take pot-shots at passing airplanes. Gary Hoff Drop the enrollment to two hundred and make room for an airport runway. . I John Parzssenn Fix the leaky roofs. 5 Dave DeSaulnier Tear down the gym and sell the wood as anti ues. P q 1 Dafoe Putnam Shave F lemmer monthly and make Fr. Privett wash him more often. George Cintas Soundproof my office. Rick Lent Excommunicate the Pope. Brian Mallen Promise ever one a brand new m. Y gi- F 1 im 0 ey Tap the J esuits' phones. Richard M. Nixon 'fBeing president of Bellarmine, I would like to see in the near future a new ym, a new theatre, the school compgetely relandscaped, and a substantial scholarshga fund of one million dollars for needy stu ents and an endowment of one million dollars for faculty enrichment. V Fr. LoSchia'vo y -Mai ff. mes . , X.

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l think teachers r should . . . Give: up the idea that they're the only teacher giving homework and should be more realistic in the length of assign- ments. Jim Walsh Get together with some of the students and have a good stiff one every once in a while. Al DiPippo A teacher should, within limitations commensurate with personal responsibility, place the student in a classroom milieu which fosters and encourages freedom of choice. Analogously, a teacher MUST teach responsibility for one's actions because there is no freedom without acceptance of the concomitant responsibility. In the words of Dostoyevsky, a man . . . is undoubtedly responsible for all men and for everything on earth, not merely through the general sinfulness of creation, but each one personally for all mankind and every individual man. A teacher who is not concerned with teaching responsibility is, in my opinion, not concerned with the welfare and freedom of men and of mankind. Such a person should not teach anywhere, least of all in a school whose primary orientation purports to be Catholic and Christian. , , , William J. Sullrvan, M.A.