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

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Rev. Robert F. Tallmadge, S.J., diligently looks after the spiritual welfare of the Jesuit community and of the students. Brothers William M. Stritch, S.J., Stanley J. Staber, S.J., and Paul J. Kempker, S.J., take a well deserved break from the day ' s labors. Bro. Stritch works full time in the Bursar ' s office while Bro. Staber super- vises the workmen and upkeep of the buildings, and Bro. Kempker cares for the sacred vessels as sacristan and helps in the laundry. .viv...vist and historian emeritus, Rev. Augustine Sie- bauer, S.J., displays two 300 year-old Kilmer Library rare books. Fr. Siebauer, who keeps active tutoring German and touring the campus with visitors, is 60 years a Jesuit this year. CONGRATULATIONS! Efficient secretary Miss Charlotte DuCharme and pains- taking Mr. J. F. Daley accomplish yearly mammoth paper work connected with the alumni organization. 24 How about an advance on next week ' s allowance? Ass ' t. treasurer Paul F. Glynn smilingly turns him down.

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sciences history fill out desuit curriculutn Youthful religion department teachers. Rev. Daniel J. Higgins, S.J., and Rev. Edward J. McCarthy, S.J., listen to department head, Rev. Norbert C. Eberhardt, S.J.» comment on origin of Jesuit Order. Fr. Higgins teaches sophomore religion and speech and moderates the Masquers. Freshmen and seniors are guided in religion by Fr. McCarthy, v ' ho also directs Campion sports ' for- tunes as Athletic Director. Fr. Eberhardt teaches all of junior religion and reigns as baron of Marquette Hall. These men are the most important teachers at Campion. Five eminent historians, Mr. R. Thomas Golden, S.J., Mr. James O. Peterson, Rev. Frank J. Aspenleiter, S.J., Rev. Walter H. Halloran, S.J., and Rev. Thomas A. Hoffman, S.J., pose before sketch of the vanishing American Buffalo. Mr. Golden teaches sophomore history and prefects junior division. Coach Peterson makes history live for the juniors and avi ' akens seniors to life ' s realities in economics class. Fr. Aspenleiter drills freshmen in vs orld history from his ovi n popular text. Western Civilization. He also teaches freshman religion. Fr. Halloran teaches sophomore history and religion and helps Mr. Peterson in coaching. Fr. Hoffman, a nevi comer this year who has taken over as dean of Campion Hall and as moderator of speech activities, teaches fresh- man history and Latin. 23

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Bro. Harold T. Stockley, S.J., and Bro. Robert J. Greene, S.J., check stock at Campion book store. Bro. Stockley caters to the student body by supervising the bookstore and cafeteria. Tailor Bro. Greene makes cassocks for Wisconsin province Jesuits and helps in the bookstore. Veteran librarian Miss Florence Mulheim and her nevi assistant Mrs. Leo A. McGin- ley make an efficient team. Teamwork of many produces Campion men With its near 600 population, Campion is a city in itself. To keep this community func- tioning, there exists a corps of loyal and de- voted men and women. Pictured here are but a few who comprise this team: the spir- itual father, Jesuit brothers, the librarians, the financial and clerical staff, and the med- ical department. hi.s. -. r. (i.e. .nan, Ur. T. F. Farrell, and Mrs. G. C. Mathews prepare to meet the day ' s rush of patients. Resident nurses Mrs. Glennan and Mrs. Mathews are on 24-hour a day duty ready to aid sick students. Dr. Farrell sees patients every morning at the infirmary. Honorary Athletic Director, Coach William S. Hoffman is an avid Campion fan. He coached wUh unusual suc- cess from 1911 to 1952. 25