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SIGNS AND KEYS . . . pers. and duties, and signs are part ot' the Dean ol' lVIarquette Hall. Aside fiom these Fr. J. P. Kramper, S.J., teaches senior religion, FACTS AND FIGURES . . . assist- ant registrar, secretary, moderator of acolytes, assistant prefect in I junior div'. Mr. Q. Quesnell, SJ., is the answer to those questions. BALLS AND BATS . . . leagues 6-0, 24-24, varsity trips to Winona, and Dellereg that's what Mr. H. E. Edwards. S.J.. moderator ot' ath- letics manages. Not to mention his trosli English and Latin classes. SHARPS AND FLATS . . . organ, piano, horns and drums-smaster ol' them all. That is Mr. S. S. de Ranitz, director ot' the department ot' music. He also heads the visual education department.
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. Compiorfs Administrotion . CHAPLAIN . . . spiritual father of the Knights, helper of those with vocations, jubilarian at Campion, these are synonyms for Fr. Theo- dore A. Schutte, S.J. CONFERENCES . . . if you're a senior div. soph, he's your spiritual adviser: if you're a freshman, he's your algebra teacher, and he's everyone's confessor, Fr. C. E. Zachman, S.J. GUIDE . . . through home-sick days, over the rough humps, past scholastic discouragement, against all disturbances-this is the path followed by the freshman counsel- lor and student confessor, Fr. F. X. Nebrich, S.J. COLLEGE ENTRANCE . . . doctor, lawyer, merchant, priest-which is it? The decision is aided by Fr. R. H. Millmann, S.J., senior coun- sellor. To the Juniors, he's English and religion.
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BOOKS . . . Mr. Dewey's decimal system is kept in 100170 order and running efficiency by Miss F. Mul- heim, head librarian. Historic dis- plays, helpfulness characterize her '49 administration. PROFIT AND LOSS . . . every senior knows he will get a letter, if not from home, then from Mr. P. Glynn, assistant treasurer, ask- ing for the money for senior rings, or class pictures. QUIPS . . . no talking! Sign here! That book's over there! Two cents Hne! Those are a few of the friendly greetings of Mr. F. J. Gores, assistant librarian. CONTACTS . . . successful bus- iness men, prosperous lawyers, prominent medicos, happy religious are united with their alma mater by Mr. D. W, Blackburn, alumni secretary and assistant treasurer.
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