Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Faculty JS FR. PAUL BUCHANAN. S. I. MR. MICHAEL COLLINS, S. l. Religion Ill. English I ci 2, Religion ii, Hisiory III, Civics, SOCIOIOSY Economics, Sociology MR. IOSEPH DANEL, S. I. Religion l, Chemistry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry FR. FRANCIS DUFFY, S. l. Religion Ill, Spanish Il ,fx MR. LEWIS DOYLE, S. l. Geometry Il, Solid Geometri I i ? 5 , A MR. HAROLD FREE' 5, I. XIX V h FR, -BERNARD .HARRlS, Religion I, History I G ll, ' 'f,,f' Aj RSIISIOH I- I-aim III- TYPH1 English I W ef I, I, K ' ',, I Y I I5 F I I i 'aiu X f,e,, X FR. FERDINAND KOEHLER, S. I. Religion ll, Physics 4 MR. ALBERT HAVEN, S. I. History I, Latin l Er II FR. RONALD HERRON, S. I. Religion IV, English III E1 IV ie FR. EUGENE LEGAULT, S. Religion IV, Algebra I, Advan Algebra

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Speaking of training young men, St. John Chrysostom, the golden tongued orator of the Church, asks us: What could be more important than to train the minds of youth and to shape their habits? ln truth, tar greater than any painter, tar more excellent than any sculptor or any artist ranks, in my esteem, the teachers who molds the character of Youth. And isn't that the very purpose for which you have come to us for an education? Mold- ing the character of youth according to the pattern of the youthful Christ is the Jesuit's task as he tries to follow faithfully the motto established for him by his founder, St, lgnat- ius, Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam - To the greater glory of God. That is again the reason why during your four years of training at Bellarmine we stress the development of your character along the lines of manly, Christian, Christlike char- acteristics. Be true' to them, for in being true to them you will be true to Christ and to us. God bless you. Father J. Goudie, S.J. Administration Dear Seniors, As you leave the halls of Bellarmine, you are leaving the last stage ot your preparation for manhood. From this point on you are men - you will be treated as men, accepted on equal terms with men, and you will be on your own to direct the courses of your lives. But, even more than this, you are Catholic men. During your four years at Bellarmine we tried to impress upon you the meaning and importance of that fact before all others. We desired to send you forth loving Christ and His Blessed Mother, to live lives that will be an example to an evil world. May the principles learned at Bellarmine aid you in becoming a credit to your Alma Mater, to your country, and, above all, to your Cod. lRev.l Leo T. Eckstein, S.J.

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MR. IOHN MURRAY. S, I. Algebra I, Latin I, Typing I MR. ANDY SLATT Spanish I, Business Arithmetic, Vorld History, Physical Education SCT. IST CLASS ALBERT SHINOKIS Asst. P.M.S.LrT.. R.O.T.C. Instructor Faculty FR. IOSEPH LYNCH. S. I. MR. NEILL MEANY, S. I. Student Adviser Latin IV, Greek I Cr ll, French I MR. MICHAEL TAYLOR, S.'l. History II, Latin I Cv II, English I 1 ff , III I :W y . f',y ffjf- k ' 1' ,,'f 1f, L I H 'f jiri I , .32 , E5 - ' OI' 'f f . 5 '9 ? 2L2 ' i . ff.. ffl N MAIOR LESTER B. IOHNSON M. SGT. CLEVE BIRKES Professor of Military Science Asst. P.M.S.I'1T., R.O.T.C. and Tactics Instructor MR. RICHARD SEAVER, S. I. Religion ll, English ll I: Ill,' Latin III MRS. PEARL GAUL Registrar, Secretary to Principal 1 SGT. IST CLASS DAVID MATHIAS Asst. P.M.S.GT,, R.O.T.C. Instructor 5 ra S