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

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a.:: . . . the soldierly origin and spirit of our Jesuit teachers ... ... is summarized in two pictures: (above) of Ignatius of Loyola, the dashing Spanish nobleman and fierce soldier-captain, his leg shattered by a cannonball at Pamplona, still clothed in his noble ' s finery, reading the instrument of his conversion, the Lives of the Saints, and beginning to formulate the dream of a greater soldier ' s conquest for God; and (right) of the Latin words. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, For the Greater Glory of God, which became the ringing battle cry of this soldier of Christ and of the soldierly religious order he created, the Company of Jesus. Our Jesuit faculty, from priest to scholastic to brother, campaign for Christ in the footsteps of their soldier-founder Ignatius and of Jesuits like missionary St. Francis Xavier, the North American martyr-saints, 20th century Mexican martyr Fr. Pro, and explorer Fr. Marquette — all under the banner of AMDG. ..VJs ??.

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Rev. J. B. Corrigan, S.J., President Man of Vision aptly describes Cam- pion ' s president. The new student resi- dence planned and brought to comple- tion by him is the first step in the Cam- pion of the future. Fr. Corrigan ' s duties are to care for the Jesuit community, to decide issues of school policy, and to guide the parents ' organizations. Yet with all his responsibilities, he has a smile for everyone. Administration adtnirahly achieves goal of Rev. William J. Doran, S.J., Principal Master of all things scholastic, Fr. Doran makes out syllabi, arranges daily schedules, advises the teachers, and keeps the students working hard. Much of his time is devoted to discussing colleges with the seniors. The smiling, quiet-spoken prin- cipal finds time to follow Campion ' s athletic teams with great interest. 18