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

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fb-'kt and K,-wf' Whether it's an old pharaoh or Cleopatra's past, debate or forensics, Father Grennan has all the answers. More than 10 state championships in debate and Forensics were won by his teams. Besides controlling Campion's debate and Forensic entries, Father Grennan was also the coach and instructor of Cam- pion's American Legion Orator- ical Contest entry. This very versatile man is also the dean Nouns, verbs, participles are Mr. Purcell's responsibility in his English classes, while under his direction the Masquers have once more loomed in the spot light. With the production of five major performances. the tinal and best of which was Green Pastures, Mr. Purcell more than proved his directing ability along dramatic lines. Besides being continually on the run with extra-curricular organiza- Nqr' If-...- 'Fraid not. 'Fraid so! Okay! Come on, we'll ask lVlr. Kalb- Hey Sir! As algebra teacher and head prefect Mr. Kalb in- troduces all the freshmen to Campion and their Hrst math. And if youtre a Freshman with athletic interests. then Mr. Kalb is the man to see. This year he produced two very suc- cessful lVIidget teams. His foot- ball team outshone the Cee Jays. and his basketball team proved itsclt' with only one dc- Rev. Robert J. Gr-ennan, S.J. Mr. Robert F. Purcell, S.J. Mr. Howard E. Kalb, S.J. ol' Campion Hall. tions. he is also a prefect in Campion Hall. feat. You see its like this Pistol Pete and friend 'Twas the night before .A

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fi?-..'5f Mr. Joseph H. Grier, S.J. Rev. Theodore F. Peitz, S.J. Rev. Francis J. Aspenlteiter, S.J. Double tr o u b 1 eg freshman Latin an-d English. Keeping busy in two tongues forms but part of this junior division prefect's full day. Study halls, dorms, and the dining room fill the schedule. Mr. Grier also became the campus idol of the small-yard athletes this year, when he pro duced the only undefeated Campion football team--the Mosquitoes. Although they en- countered stitl' competition, the Mosquitoes proved the worth of their coach. Building foundations in the Latin as well as a good moral foundation in the confessional are Father Peitz's jobs. He starts the freshmen out on the right foot. For man years now a solid foundation in the varied vero forms, declensions, and strange constructions of the Latin lang- uage has been the job of Father Peitz, Also, recentlv added to Father Peitz's sched- ule were several classes in first year German. If youire a Junior Division boy with a yearning for a hike to the bluffs, then Father As- penleiter is the man to see. He also gives Campion's youngest generation a thorough course in Ancient and Medieval History. Besides the various jobs con- nected with teaching and pre- fecting in Junior Division, Fath- er Aspenleiter was kept busy as coach of the Midget baseball team. In addition, he prefects the rooms in Kostlca Hall. Y' Z1 I A highland laddne Call your shot Bob I wld YOU S0