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

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lvl Lx .. Cfrsixif if: ul...ll...llXQkl.. Scientific study forms an important part of third and fourth years' curriculum. ln third year, students ol' general science learn the simpler applications of the natural laws. 'lihc fourth year student of physics makes far greater inroads of' scien- tific investigation. Checking financial figures are Riiv. P. j. lVlURl'HY, S.j., and P. F. QFLYNN, lreasurerr. Xlways ready to care for the health of the Knights are Nlisses li. .X. Nugent and X. QX. lfencl. ilihe infirmary is a small complete hospital With two registered nurses and a regular consulting physician. ' 4 I L S . 1 1 ,Z .ts -of-1 .xii , .J . -QA, 4 Emi A 5535i 55 5- ' -'cr Riav. I. F. O'CoNxok, S.j., NIESSRS. Ci. A. UUIDX i 9 rex ieu electricifx gllklllll llll1lt'l ot thorough checkup by Miss!-.s lx. A. XL- ' nr I I' Pxaki-ii

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lhe Rifvs. R. NIIQSCIIENNIUSIER. HISTORY ,X thorough three year Course in histor y is pursued by each student at Campion. In his Iirst 'ez ' tl Ii' 'I 3 ii me ies iman gets an extensive View ol' the ancient world: in his second, the student b ecomes well acquainted with the histor and r y government of his own country. 'lihe course is com Ieted in third ear with the stud f of ljuro can P Y I P events since the Nliddle .-Xges. Debates, book reports and frequent 1. . I iscuss ons highlight this course during the three years. 1 . , . Ilistory teachers, Nliessks. j. L. S'rR1xr:nR, N. P. IOIIIR N I XX Ii Ixnikix Nl IUM NIXCII, ixgl., peer into world 'l'I'lll' j. A.'. .- II.I.lV.XX. S.j., 'I'. .-X. ScHU'r'ri-1, X, S.j., confer on fine points ot Catholic dogma. 119.- 4 RELIGION Religion in education is definitely the basis on which C am p i o n ' s teaching system is operated. Cath- olic principles and background are expounded not only in religion class but in every class.

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MATHEMATICS MILITARY Upon entrance into Campion the Pointing for the supreme test of their freshman is steeped in the first prin- military fitness, the inspection and ciples of algebrag the following year exhibition on lVIotlier's day, the R. U. the required course is completed by 'lf C. unit worked diligently to mas- a study of plane geometry. Students ter the drill prescribed. Under the desiring more mathematics are af- direction of Nlaj. P. H. hlahoney forded courses in trigonometry, ad- and Sergt. J. lf. lilliott interest was vanced algebra and solid geometry. fostered by competition for awards. Math teachers probe shelves for intricate formula. Mlissks. P. j. Moiu.uu'rY, S.j., F. j. Gokes, j. P. KR.-XMl'ER, S.j. M.xjoR P. Il. Mxnouiax' and SERGT. AI. Ii. El.i.1o'rr check revised drill schedule. I I REGISTRAR lfrom the moment the Campion freshman steps on the campus, until graduation, records are made of his entire curriculum. 'lihese records are collected and filed away by the registrar, Brother R. D. Daly, S. .-Xfter grad- uation any information on the student's scholastic stand- ing can be obtained. -2I- liiurriiick R. F. ll.u.Y, S.j., registrar, refers to files.