Campion Jesuit High School - Knight Yearbook (Prairie du Chien, WI)

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CARIPIIDN ADYISI DRY COUNCIL THE four men on the Advisory Coun- t-il might wvll lw valled Calnpion's sill-nt parlnvrs. llvlllllll thu svcnes, as it we-rv. The-y managed the St-hool's Ii- nanvial affairs. Ovvnpying the position of Father Min- istvr. Rev. W. F. Huusvr. SJ., has lilllt' an-tual vunlavt with the students of Cam- pion. hut his is a post of many and var- iwl re-sponsilmililivs. Tht- l inant'ial tlulivs and husiness l'0Ill- lllllIll1'iIllllIl In-twat-an the' Sl'll0lll and the- pare-nts. are- plavcd in the' alvlv hands of Rev. l'. J. Murphy, SJ.. tra-asure-r. and Mr. l'. l . Glynn. his assistant. llesidvs kevping rc-vurds of stunlt-nts and graduates. thvy were also in charge of the students' private funds for invi- dvntal vxpvnses. Wlln-n a student needs hooks or Sta- tionery. Father l.aur's Book Store sup- plies his item-ssitif-s. 'F J J ' SLATLD ev. W . I'. Hauser, . -', .-..J'. . . R ., . ,.,.. . 2 , A. J. 1 - '1:.L- . ' . ' 1' if '4R8l'. P. I. Murphy, 3.1 , ,:,TU,.',. , ix? 1 07. ,if-, ,uur, SJ. STANDI Nr.

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Ur R fl Hernerl. SJ. Rev. C. E. Mullon. SJ. . . . . .Ur. F. G. Fahey, SJ. Ur. R. I. Knauf, SJ. Jlr, 1, J, Doyle, 5.1, sllr. H. ll. .lIillmunn, SJ. Ret. I . X. Nebrich, SJ. Her. I . ff. Illlllll-llh, SJ. Rev. T. I . Peitz, SJ. Ret: 1. l'. llvlchiors, SJ. IIN words, like so man l EXGLHH ly nimhle V servitors trip about tim and air, John Milton adeplly at command. So tnand o writings of literary in scrihed the man who has a rcal coni- f his native tongue. the Although stress was placed on en of all ages and 'ltion of their wor ks. perhaps an apprecia the outstanding feature of the course was the emphasis placed on fundamen- ltlla. 1 osition. the ln the line of actual coup professors we standing in the work done hy the l-nts were I1 .lowce Kiln l. re fur from remiss. Ou IU- ier Essay con- tt, , u ' ' ' Y' ' ' articipatetlg test, in Y5'llll'l'l all bClll0l'a pl and a nationa essay hy the Anzericun migz. , three Seniors took part. LAXGUAGES not the fundanienta l 1' contest, sponsored 1 wine in which l aim of 23 IT was the language department to make us Knights masters of the classic and ro- mance tongues, hut rather tr our minds in preparation for future l hranches. Latin and y discipline study in intlivitlua Greek formed the nucleus of the de- partmei ' ' f l ' Seniors grad it. and many o IIL uated with Classical diplomas. ln addition to the Classics. French. Spanish. and German prepared many of lls for future study and research. and equipped us with conversational ahility under competent professors, outstanding in their individual fields. au. skktr, K N I G ll 'I'