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

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annually prove valuable as :apostolic workers Prof. Sidney S. deRanilz Miss Charlohe E. DuCharme Mr. William S. Hoffman 5 XX Director of Joyce Kilmer library, Miss Mulheim keeps student body a Ju 3 informed with colorful displays of latest books 29

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Dedicated, industrious luy am-M Colds to sprains were cheerfully handled by head nurse Mrs. Brauch. Capt. Alexander. On Mondays Campion is not iust a high school but also a military establishment. The Commandant of the Battalion, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and fourth year Military Instructor, Captain sees to it through student officers that the battalion is kept in tow, Mrs, Brauch keeps a vigilant eye on each student as if he were her own. Once you trek over to the infirmary, you aren't given an O.K. until Mrs. Brauch is convinced that you have fully recovered. Mr. Daley since 1954 has held the position of Alumni Secretary of Campion. Mr. Daley has given more to Campion than lust his labor. The Registrar, Br, Daley is his son. Prof. deRan- itz is the fairy godmother of sixteen Campion Alumni who have achieved professional rank in music. For the past twenty-one years, he has served as head of the Campion Music Department. Every two years during the Moth- ers' Day weekend, parents see how well their sons have been tutored when they are treated to two hours of music and singing. This year's production, An Evening with Music, again was outstanding as students played different classic pieces and sang popular hits. Miss DuCharme. The offices in the ad- ministration building are brightened daily with the coming of Miss Du- Charme. Devotion is the by-word of this young lady who is always ready and willing to accomplish her secretarial iobs. Coach Hoffman. Since l9ll Coach Hoffman has been a familiar Hgure on campus. ln T952 he retired from active coaching, but continued as head of the Athletic Department. 28 faculty members Capt. Louis E. Alexander As i . A wJ Mrs. Kathryn M. Brauch, R.N. i Mr. .l. Frank Daley

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Ihlzgent lay members show Mrs. leo A. McGinley Mr. James O. Peterson M!Sgt. Theodore F. Ziegler 30 sax!!-f NlfS9t. JOSEPH F- Miller Miss Florence L. Mulheim Mrs. Mayme S. Schneider SFC Donald W. Shea Mrs. McGinley, The main occupation of this woman has been raising a large family. When her children grew past the stage of depending on Mom, Mrs. McGinley decided to keep active, and as Assistant Librarian she has an even larger family. MfSgt. Miller. Returning to Campion for a second tour of duty, Sgt. Miller is sophomore Archititary Science and tactics instruc- tor. Miss Mulheim. Joyce Kilmer Library, every student's center of study and enioyment has been enhanced by the advent of Miss Mulheim, Head Librarian. She came to Campion in i949 with a flair for beauty and since then has made the library a pleasant place to read in by adding touches of color. Monthly two boards are decorated with brilliant iackets and reproduc- tions of historical papers. Boys are trained by Miss Mulheim to easily find what they want in a library. Mr. Peterson. As the only non-military lay teach- er, Coach Peterson holds a high position in the respect of iuniors and seniors. After a full day of teaching History and Economics, Mr. Peterson takes over the iob of coaching varsity football, basketball, and baseball. Mrs. Schneider. The head nurse of the Infirmary has an able assistant in the person of house- keeper-nurse Mrs. Schneider. This is her first year at Campion, but already she works like a veteran. Sgt. Shea. Ever think military science could be enioy- able? The iuniors have found this year that mirth and marching can be combined nicely. Sgt. Ziegler. This is the last year for Sgt. Ziegler. After three years here, he has been transferred to Hawaii. Aloha! znspzrzng example