Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l Walter J. Barrett, A.B. English English .fi , 4, 1:5 ,, , 1 l5ggQ m lww sw3m ' WE 'Wu M . K ,W 'var' Y I . 55-if 5' .M i i i William J. Hirten, Ph.D. English Father William T. Noon, S.J. 7 HEEL' tm, ., is mutmfiixui w Z ' uv 3 1 ll -- .- I li H iw ..gNg W ill. H Q' F- , ,u Ji rw Y Q Charles A. Brady, M.A., l..H.D. Chairman, Department of English William V. Sieller, M.A. I-dyfvn A- Wulers. M.A- English English '- H it .sim H- , h - Un H English M., gig... Father Joseph C. Kelley, S.J. l we Hi ii ii will ii H H E. Florence Kimmins, B.S. Father Peter J. Marlin, 5--L Joseph T. Sandman, M.A. J. Robert Sullivan, M.Ed. English English English English wg.. 28 .4 , ,.J

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Father Bernard J. Murray, S.J. Chairman, Department of Theology Theology is funny? . rf 1 -sabrina at 'tw '-use-.Qt - 4: , ,..'::-..f' , Bow.. . .1-1-1 :mztfzes f 1 1 y 1, it it Q QQ, , , L T Ty. if vt l.. 'F' 'A . T C J' f.: Throughout the ages, much wisdom and knowledge has been gathered by man. Early in our history Aristotle observed that the man who devotes himself to the life of learning has chosen wisely and highly. Thus it is appropriate that in the important func- tion of the university the tremendous burden of student instruction is laid in the hands of the scholar. The world, as taught at Canisius, is com- posed of matter and spirit. The ultimate end of the liberal education is the transmission of the rich heritage and the newly acquired knowledge of the world of the spirit, the world of matter, and the veiled world of spirit and matter, man. Under the guidance of the supreme sciences, theology and phi- losophy, this dual world is presented through the social sciences, mathematics, literature, and the physical sciences. To accomplish these educational results, mature and lettered men have been gath- ered together to guide the students through the paths of knowledge in a manner de- signed to evoke from them a vigorous and universal exertion of their faculties. Father Paul J. GamPPf S.J. Theology Father Emeran J. Kolkmeyer, S.J. Falhel' JUSHU C- HUnl9Yf 5--L Fdther Th0mU5 F- GUVUYI 5--L The0l09Y Theology Theology 27

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William M. Harrigan, Ph.D. History Father Nicholas J. Sullivan, S.J. Chairman, Department of History i .J , f HH. H 5324 1gtt'tt4tt-ttwtvg V '34 A Ll Father Louis F. Lekui, o.c.cisr., Ph.D. History James H. Jacobs, M.A. wfwmw,Wgiww.WEQQ25 y vnj1,v' Z? , ng z Y I gif ,, ff hi V 'i 1 ' gg: V 1 fffagiigl ' -vi 'its Q'-'0 Vadlsg Father William J. Schlaerth, S.J. History 29