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

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Mrs. Charles Burgdorf, Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Joanne Sheffield, Librarian 26 Mrs. Margaret Yore, R.N., Nurse Mr, John Carlton, Food Service Manager

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Rev. Joseph Simmons, S.J., German Rev. George Krieger, S.J., Art Mr. James Fegan, Physical Education FATHER JOSEPH SIMMONS is a puzzle within an enigma. His respect for order and regulation is well-known around Prepg his stint as Moderator of the Student Council, however, has earned him the nickname The Prince of the Libertinesf' Father Simmons is known for his affability and devotion to the school. A versatile man he, fre- quently leads European student tours, and his experiments with new forms of the Liturgy have earned him a reputation as a man devoted to improvement. Q MR. JAMES FEGAN has made his mark both on the field and in the classroom. His outstanding performance as Football Coach for the past six years is rivaled only by his dedication to the physical and mental well-being of his Physical Education classes. One of Washing- ton,s best coaches, Mr. Fegan is also respected as a sincere and dedicated individual. FATHER GEORGE KRIEGER, S.J., is a man with a mission: art for the masses at Georgetown Prep. His art studio in the old gym is a mecca for aspiring young artists. A convert to the Catholic faith and one of the rare Jesuits who never learned Latin, Father Krieger came to Prep two years ago. He now has ambitious plans for art programs for all the students. His courses in the fine arts have added a new dimension to the schoolls curriculum. 25

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Mrs. Inez Bargmarm, Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Moore, Registrar Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, Secretary to the Rector