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

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x 'llom ls li kelly S Whether 1 hull: in needs remodeling or a toaster needs a new plug, Fr. Kelly is the man to handle the problem. As Superintendent he watches over all the physical necessities. Rev. Carl M. Reinert, S.,l. Across his Assistant Principal's desk flows a constant stream of notes, admission slips, letters. The phones on his desk ring constantly as parents call to inquire about their young hopefuls. Rev. Paul ,l. Murphy, Sal. Moving days are big jobs in the Treasurer's ofliceg moving days being the migration of the student body via rail and air to their homes. Bills, accounts, expenses are his worry, too. Rev. Francis ,l. Carey, SJ. To the Director of Registrations and the Alumni Moderator a juunt of several hundreds of miles means little. On the road throughout the year, Fr. Carey carrie Cam- pion to the home. , 1 s 5

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Rev. Theodore A. Schutte, S.,l. He has seen them come and go. Many of those he knew 50 years ago are grandfathers now, some are Bishops: lllillly are priests. He is the thread which binds Campion present to Campion past. Mr. Gerald K. Sebastian. Completing his first year as Secretary, Mr. Sebastian is much more than that. Heis the voice on the telephone, the source of information at the window, the key to thc junior dorms. Mr. Dougald W. Blackburn. Across the Alumni Secretaryis desk flows the bits of news, the new jobs, the marriages, the births, the deaths of those who have gone through the halls of Campion. Rev. Francis X. Nebrich, SJ. Counsellor to the freshmen, Confessor of the student body. For those who need tutoring he is the guide through the strangeness of Latin. To the freslnnen he is all things.