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

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Iluv Il:-x. .XIIHAV1 .I. Xlmmtsvll, SJ., prixnvl- I-ul, 4lllllllln'S 1'l1l'l'n'll- lum. lln- lla-Y. 'l'luml:m .I Nwllllxmy S,.I,, assimi- mt prim-ip:qI. :mips xx ll 1' nw-ulfmlls ol :ull 0m Ih. In-v. XX'illi:lm If. Hmxsl-r, S..l., 'I'h1- lim: I':1uI J. Murphy, Sul., The- limi .Xloysius I.. Lum NI up' lllllvllilvlll 1-I' lPllllllllIH'S. in- :mfl Nlr. I':1ul If. Glynn, tru-zxsmlxwws. In-ml ul' Ihf- hunk flvlillllllll nt pulls lilin: in I,u5ol:u lmll. swan 1-rw-llil :md 411-bil Vlllllllllls, vln-1-ks mx wululuglln-wl te flllllflllllllllllll imnluw lll'l'lliIl'2lllllll nl' lln' duilx ormlvr :lull vlalff 'l'llf'lllIlQ'5 for lln- -tml:-nlf. luflv sshirh rvquirv an mulli- plivity uf 1-luv:-killg. Sllpt'I'NlHl0Il of 4-In-we Villlw for Vlillrlillll xigilmm- oxvr Ihr- alpplie-ation: mul 1-unrelinulimu nf -tml:-nh :mel ilu- prop:-r ', form' :mul vle-urm-rs in lllv lK'2I1'llillfl of llll' imlivi1lu:ll profw- 'J-, fora. lmlvr lllib rllIlt'l'YlblUlI rnnwf tln- re-Ill:-eliul wxorlm for hlllilflllh xlelivivnl in l1lIlgZUilgl h or lllilXlll'lll1llll'N. Nnlulrlv in ilu- nlirm-lion uf 4'0ll1lll4'l in il l't'rl1lt'lllliIl Nfllillbl is the' lurk im-umln-nt upon lln- nl:-un nl' lliwiplim-. ln ful- lilling hi- offivv. thu- Rm. T. J. SlQ'llllN'l'. SJ.. lm- iIH'lll4'ill1'll lllt' aulzngn- lhall munm-ra lllilrls lln- mam. stnui.-ms, SOUND, PRACTICAL EDUCATION .1Q.

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Bt X Q If Q! ED rf' W '37 CA ff Q it Ay 'Q TEN '1 F'-iiisiiiif' QQQQ4 A f 0'vs,yfqqX39 r.. 2 Bd - I 2 r E- 1 1 f: ' 4 -T1 -1. 3' E E Ill! W 5 -1 g , K S or Ei fum ZX X x Q,- 'l'hm- lit-Y. xvilliillll S. li0XX'l'i1'1'll. SJ., prosident, infurms pure-nts ot' son's wvlfetlw-. SJ.. has bm-n pre-sillvnt of Campion tha- stutlvnts IIKIYC vonw more unel more to uppre-vinlc the untiring s-ffnrls ln- hna niaule for their welfare both in il material nnll frlinluftiv g 3 g muy. During his brief auhninistrzilion Cznnpinn has witln-sfwl tha- vonstrurtinn of the .loyrc Kilnwr Memorial library in 1938 and of Loyola hall, the refevtory whivh was l'0l'llIll6lt?1l during tht- past semester. To Fathvr Bowdern ull thv atlulentf of Campion :wk- nmslvclge il debt of grutiturlf- for tht- suvresaful efforts he has vxe-rlml to make Campion il bnalnling high whonl sz-vnnll to none' in tht- country. illltl to the Re-vp. W. F. llourcr, SJ... :intl l'. J. Murphy. FJ.. trmtn-1-5 nf lln- Aalvianry ronnril. for the llfrihl1lll4'f' of the-ir planning. The roortlinulinn and ruperxiyinn of blush-nts llllil tvau'ln-rw through the' yvur if flirt-rtvd by the Rev. A. J. Muntrvh. SJ. l'pon him rvstf the bur4h-n of Illililllilillillg the' high svholuftic' flumlurrlrs which have long distinguished Campion. BUILDING THE FOUNDATIONS OF 0186

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up Q I'r4-siding' :tt tht- l t'llI'IItlI'j' I-Inglish tt-zu-In-rs' int-1-tinzri Mt-mtwrs nt' tht- I:uu:n:ug.u- cle-pnrtim-nt num-t in 'I'h1- lt:-v. .X. .l. Mnntsch, S,.l. .XI-stint: 'llltt' Ile-x'. t'. Ii. Iitvrary. Se-zttvttz Itcvs. .X. I . fit-ysvtx SMI., I X Nlallon, SUI. I'Ing:ugtsrI in discussion: Messrs. lt, H. X1-Irricli. S..I.. A. I-'. Sll'lI3ltIt'l', S..l.. .l. I'. Mel:-Itoirs N hlllllllltltll. S..l., .I. .I. Doyle, SJ- NY. IC, Ihmlcy, SHI., Standing? Messrs. 'l'. K. RIcK4-nm-y, S..I,, .I, .I. Qin .I. I . ,Xlwlvi4'Ii. SUI., Il. .I. Knanf, S..I.. .I. IC, Cust-y, SHI., SUI., Il. li. SOIIlll2lI't'l. SHI, .Xhse-nt: 'I'ht- lit-V. H. .l. Stcpziniztk. Iwitz. NJ. I I lfcw languages hoast a grcatcr store of ln-auty. pathos antl ltr-v. C. E. Malton, S..I. , , l ' f 1 ' 4 llvv 'I' I' I 'I-ltz, s..l. laughter than English. All this is loclsctl hctwccn the covers of tht- great hooks of the language. To cultixate in the Knights a taste for great works and to cnahle them to tap this reservoir is one of the foremost itlcals of the English tlepartment. To teach youth to put the most nclvulons thoughts into tlclinitc worals. written or spoken. is tht- other great ohject. This ycar the quatlriccntcnnial of the Society of ,lcstls was distinguishecl in the English ch-partment hy an essay con- test with the ,lesuits as the theme. in which all tht- stutlents participated to further their ability as writers of the vcr- nacular. I l.atin antl Creek. pursue-tl not for the knowlctlgc ol thosf' languages hut for the mental training they impart, are the age-ohl lmsis of the Jesuit educational system. At Campion this year the efforts of the stumlents were crownctl with high sllt't't'rs. culminating in a recurtl high place in the lntcrscho- lastic Latin contest. The moalcrn touch of thc language course is lurnishetl hy l r4-nch. one of the Illtlrl witlely uncle-rstootl of moth-rn tongues. lla-signt-tl for the students nnahlc to profit hy continuing the intcnsixc classical course. tht- stuely of l re-nch l'lll'IIlPlll's the tlouhla- lll0llt'l'll language crmlit new--sary for entrance- into college. The olrject ol' tht- entire language tleparttncnt is to train the stntlent to think and llltls to facilitate his college- work. YOUTH'S PREPARATION FOR A o205