Georgetown Preparatory School - Cupola Yearbook (North Bethesda, MD)

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X MOANI SJ MR CORNELIUS F. MOXLEY 1. CHARLES J. MCINTYRE MR. FRANCIS . . , . . . ' ' ' ' L'brarian Library Science, History Fr Faculty Having chosen either French or German in his junior year, the senior continues his study of a modern language. Through a thorough read- ing knowledge and acquaintance with basic grammar rules along with conversational ma- terial, the senior is given a good foundation for further study of a modern tongue. EDWARD P. O'CONNELL, SJ. Yory, Geography, Mathematics Religion Mtch Latin, Greek, English, Religion 1 , MR. RUFUS P. ROBERTS, S.J. Lalin, Chemistry, English X

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MR. JAMES F. GALLAGHER, S.J. MR. JOHN E. JOYCE MR. WILLIAM L.'KELLY, S Latin, English, History, Religion English, History Latin, Greek, English, French Faculty Studying the keystone subject in Jesuit classical education, the senior at Georgetown Prep translates selections from Cicero's orations and Virgil's Aeneid. Application to grammar rules and vocabulary attendant on these classicsg composition workg and sight translations flll out the senior Latin course. REV. KELYIN T. MR. WILLIAM J. LESTER, S,J. MR. ARTHUR J. LONG, S.J. MQQCKAYANAGH, S.J Mathematics, Religion Latin, English, Religion Latin, English, Religion

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mi i-A I 'ff 2 Senior Religion has as its dual purpose to develop matter covered in previous courses as well as to discuss new topics such as evolution, Catholic Action and two encyclical letters of the Popes. Thus the senior has a sound basis on which to build a knowledge of his religion. Faculty MR. THOMAS WRIGHT BRO, JAMES BROWN, SJ. English, Mathematics Engineer As the hnal step in his high school mathe- matics course, the graduate studies Advanced Algebra during his hrst term. This is followed in second term by Basic Mathematical Review or Solid Geometry. BRO. THOMAS GREEN E, Injrmarian . Q