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

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OPHOMORE TEACHERS is...- Mr. James M. Burke, S.J. Rev. Robert J. Conroy, S.J. Mr. Peter L. Danner, S.J. A well rounded sophomore must have a knowledge ot' American History. Mr, Burke sees that they get a thorough training in it. He has charge of thexCafe after school hours. All the Solemn High Masses and chapel ceremonies are run off with liturgical aplomb under Mr. Burke's watchful eye as acolythical moderator. Besides these many duties Mr. Burke also Iinds time to prefect in Kostka Hall. Triangles, circles, squares are all Father Conroy's tools in teaching plane geometry to the sophomores. He takes over the Physics lab as part of his duties. Father Conroy is probably the best known ot all Campion's faculty and student body, due to his hundreds of unseen friends whom he has met over W9BQZ. With his vast know- ledge of electronics Father Con- roy has also set up an inter- school communications system. Caesars Gallic wars are the sum and substance of Mr. Dan- ner's Latin classes in sophomore year. Speech and Masquer work also fall under his direction. In addition to this. he prefects in Campion Hall. In this his first year at Cam- pion, Mr. Danner has organized a new independent branch of the Masquers' dramatic club. This organization is known as the Radio Masquers, 'and has brought credit to its coach in its several performances. Canastao 9 Smoker debutantes Old Joke

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as 31 Mr. Basil Price, S.J. Presidents, pilgrims, Ameri- can History past and present. This is what you learn in Mr. Price's classes. He prefects in Loyola Hall and the Chapel. Outside of class and his pre- fecting jobs, Mr. Price is the one to see if you would like to get up a soccer game or spend the afternoon skiing in the bluffs. He also did a very ef- ficient job of coaching the Mosquito basketball team. Mr. Francis R. Leiker, S.J. Mr. Leiker unties all the knots of English grammar for the sophomores in his classes. He also supplies us with paper and pencils at the book store. As a first year scholastic at Campion Mr. Leiker also found his hands full with many pre- fecting duties. Many mid-night Freshman dorm escapades were interrupted by this alert Jesuit. ,4 Rev. Francis X. Peacock, S.J. The truth of the Catholic faith is taught to the sophomores by Father Peacock in his Re- ligion classes. He has charge of prefecting study hall also. Prontable and correct study habits are easily acquired and early formed in the student- body with the application of the direction given by Father Pea- cock in the study hall. .K . Small yard Sophs! One of the James brothers. What big eyes you have, Jlm V