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

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ie wr We 1. A Q'- 'Y' ' - 1 , f 2 Rev. James Corrigan, S.J. PRESIDENT AND PRiNCiPAL OF CAMPION Fir' hs dew. 'T Km '-1 his : QT Q 1, de? p'ese ' psf, Temp res ijye gg 7' :l :pus 'he sihu fs' i e:'e 's 54 'e s',fie'T's, i is Three .eafs here Fehe' has ded iafed rw ihsell sihgierhihdedly To a oeue' Campion iif 's every phase. WiTh coufageous Tore-sighT he has surveyed her Tar-reaching needs and iniTf 'aTed plans Tor The Campion o' The 'uTure. We h'sT sfep, heguh This ,ear was a Cmaiwfial drive To supp'y Campiciis 'wo rhosT cfihcal 'weeds a '35ldGiWC63 hall To' uhde':iassrhe'T To 'e- p aze 78 yea' old KosTlQa haf and a swimming pool-locker room u:TiT To p'oyide ywvwfer fecrea Ton TaciliTi-es. DespiTe The lnurderw of blueprints arid a sTagQerimg correspohdehce, FaTher hnds Time for every sTudehT. By The seniors he is rhosT appreciaTed as The mah who helps Them work ouT Their college plans. To 'he resT of The sfudehfs he is The supreme school auThoriTy. And 'C pare'T's arid Trieuds he is lvwofyri for his quick MT. LeTely, his Two Tavo'iTe re:'eaTioiTs golf amd reading have fallen lnehihd because ol his efh3us'ive work icmgeaae am gag 77140: Rev. Paul Murphy, S.J, Rev. Francis Carey, S.J. Rev. Eugene Zimmerman, SJ. Del ghTT'ull,f dry-huzhoied, l-i New The mos? vvell-Tiayelletz Jesuif ii' The Boilers, ldelliics OTDOVYTS, lnuilrliiazf 'i.w5,h, Tils The posfioi g gi' Qrwiiwiuiiily, FaThe Cavs, -wie ail ,ii .1 flii,s -.or-Q 'df F.eT'ie-i W ,a1,i'lf i' 'he C.aiiip uii lif hefe ' li?-lo l-le was fe' fs-igileil 1 'TRiYTi, li'i'i p . ' ,uggy ' xml' i' 1 'i, .fiifl ihi--I ani rvinl ., he rags Ilg'T Til Diwffo' 3' ,f3'li'T- pix il efTO' til Life' SU .'.9wpg,,, iiil , waiiriff' 42? y3friT'f,zi' T up TT, hi 'ii'Q suiiessi , llr,-Ll P 'Nli I.' 'il The .le-., 'UNH' A HD' cl Wa- l -.'e'e aii, he iv, 'he hi Hilfe liNlilfUlT Tha' has riuio' ,f Low ig To Cfaiiipfirh iw l95f .HTL-i d The order lll l92f5, ffl 'Wide hiiii laiiiuus Thiough 'he iviiil.-,iesT. ordiiiroiv Two ,eafs eafief lrfli daiiied iii V93-1, arid came Tu Pafadoxizawy a Tiue lover or 'he heaifh, er has siimfe incessaivi, laooierl fry Campion iii l935. Fr. Mu phy's FaThef Carey sT.ll looks lowvaid To the irriprove The physical 1a:i'iTies of fhiel esfape lrorra The red wil 'e-'ure Home aiid The rouiid of QD? des The school Though he Is dlaik ledgers lies id ENT ufidf gee 'he eiaiomwehf of The 'Sad .-wow. ld seen aocuf CGYWWDVS he 'alxes :ia-'Q iag devoTioiw To The ST. lou 1 'as Seufew ,ears oT'i'afeli'1g, we was C3OS'r el ali 'he maTeria. needs of The C2113 5'TCl 'he 3 Oi huhflfifj ed e '3 'mehr From -195 ': 565 Jesu Ts add The sfudeh' Cody' 'W' W ll -.sw H 1 W L mmf- I men . 1

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M af 56 feaculla To the students. Marquette Hall is The llallu: hut the Jesuit faculty reserves this title to New l.awler, pictureil helow, fortress-like from the air ancl mysterious and distant as seniors see it from their Nlarquette windows. New Lawler. completed in 1955 to replace the 100 year-old, one-time hotel and Civil Wvar hospital huilt hy railroacler John l.awler anal given to the Jesuits for a college. has hecome a place of mystery ancl fascination to the stuclents who never penetrate heyonal its lohhy. But to the Jesuits it is hoth home anal a retreat llere they relax as recreation rooms of priests. scholastics. and hrothers echo with spiritetl conversation anal laughter at the clay's events: here is the chapel where 20 Masses are offered clailyq here are the dining hall, the private rooms. and the faculty library. Though some priests and scholastics live in other halls, New Lawler is the focal point of Il Campion Jesuit, his l'retreat.

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' i ilw 'if' f W 'rex 5 sc. , Rev. James O'Connor, S.J. ln 1946, then M,flSgt. O'Connor torsoolf the U.S, Army for the army of God. Ten years later he vvas ordained and thence came to Campion as assistant principal in 1957. A man ot twinkling eye, pen, and pad, the tormer college athlete conducts his disciplinarian duties with relish and the humor that bears his stamp. JC' ...mme ,sc-1' WWI. 40.41 Kostka Hall, heme ot administration offices and ot treshmen. dw! wad Me ffdmmdazizatdan Rev. Francis Peacock, S.J. HONORED GOLDEN JLJBlLARlAN lN THE SOCIETY OF JESUS, 1908-58 Former classics and religion teacher at Campion, Fr. Peacock this year celebrates his Golden Jubilee as a Jesuit, He entered the order in 1908, vvas ordained in 1922, and came to Campion in 1947, He is also a tormer teacher ot St, 'Vlary's College and Marquette High, Con- gratulations, Father, tor a lite of en- viable achievement, We vvish you many more happy years, Rev. Robert Tallmadge, S.J. Spiritual tather ot the Jesuit community, Father Tallmadge has led an active and varied lite in the Jesuit apostolate. Or- dained in 1916, he was stationed with the army in 1918-19, thence serving as a missionary at St. John's College, Belle, British Honduras until 1922, From 1927 until 1942 he gave parish missions through' out the midvvest as member ot the Mis sion Band. For the next 12 years he gave closed retreats. His duties here involve leading the spiritual activity of the faculty and acting as student confessor. Rev. Augustine Siebauer, S.J. Historian par excellence, Er, Siepaaer is closing his 58'h year as a Jesuit and his 27'h on the Campion tacultyx As the scho0l's orhcial archivist, he cords and organizes the pictor- ial and prose history ot Cam- pion. He is also a hgure ot ta- miliarity to students who are apt to Observe him introducing the families ot' prospective treshrnen to the buildings and grounds of Campion.