DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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so C Af l , REV. MR. W. BEHM REV. J. BRENNAN REV. WH CASEY REV. MR. J. COLLINS C.M.. M.A.. C.M.. M.A.. C.M.. M.A.. C.M., M.A.. Math. Religion Maxh. Religion Speerh. Religion English. Religion :P , ff .. Qi V,-ww .t 1 L X MR. A. CRONIN REV. MR. W. DISCON MR. P. FALZONE REV. W. GILLESPIE C.M., M.A.. C.M., M.A.. A.B. C.M.. M.A.. Commerce History. Religion Math, Chemistry English. Religion BALANCING THE BOOKS! 12 i

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REV BERNARD PTTZ GERALD C M AM REV THOMAS MUNSTER CM AM MISS M FITZ GERALD Registrar 5 Office MRS M OHNEN Librarian MISS M PIPER Bookstore I A -, x ' I If . ,..,.. . ,..,. Registrar, Assistant Principal Dean Wffvflf R xy o rf'lJl'.' . f

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L T Y . . . A book in no better than its author. So, too, a student's assimilation of knowledge is measured by the ability of his teachers. A De Paul student is at least the equal to any student of any other school. Fr. Mcl-Iardy, an extremely capable Latin teacher, is head of Languages and has done a great deal of work in facilitating this study for the student. English and Literature are under the direction ot Fr. Kirschten and his assistants, Mathematics is in the able hands of Fr. Singleton, who, with his assistants, acquaints the student with its basic prin- ciples and more specialized forms. llr, Vidal. head of Social Science, is in charge of teaching the De Paulite about Man and his relation to sotietyf' In preparation for business careers, the Commerce Depart- MA, ment. Linder the apt lead of Mr, Phee, gives a well balanced English- Remedial I course in trade and its varied subdivisions. I yn li , I 1 K if MR. J. HANSON REV. W. KIKSLHILN MR. R. KUNTZ M.A. C.M., M.A. is.s. K History. Spanish. Reading English. German. Religion sics X X 3 WX fx 2 - fl If PII? . ,af L f f I v K , 1 'ST t if 1 Tk MR. J. MANIOLA M.A. MR. W. LARSON M.A. English History, Ci , nomics Math x V 3 1 3