Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Rev. William H. Russell. Principal Rev. Ivlmiind W’. Lcxjsbrock, Dean Rkvkrkxii H. Ri ' SSiCi.i. Rciiiiion. J rinrif al of the .Icadciny A. B., Dubu(|ue Collejre. l‘.HG ; Laval University. Montreal. Canada, 11110- 1919; S. T. B.. ibid., 1918: J. C. B.. ibid., 1919; Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., 1920-1921 : A. M., ibid., 1921 ; Colum¬ bia Academy, Jan. 1920- Rkvkrkm) iMi.MrxF) W . Iamishrock Physics. Dean of Discipline A. B., Columbia Collejre, Dubiuiue, 1920; St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minn., 1920-1924; S. T. B., Catholic University, 1924; University of Michigan (summer .session I 1927; Columbia Academy, 1924- Acatlemy Ilisfory The Academy is completinj:? this June its fifty-sixth year. At tlie foundini’ of St. Joseph’s College in 1873, all of its three departments—Preparatory. C unmercial, and h ' .cclesias- tical—contained studies which now form part of a high school curriculum. l y 18 1 a six year classical cour.se was offered. In 1902 there emerged the Academic Department, covering a period of three years, Dijilomas were first given in 1905. In 1913 a full f »ur year high school cour.se was established. Cradually and naturally the name ‘‘.Academy” began to he applied. As far hack as 1918 the title “.Academy ajijiears in the SiKjkesman under contest winners and basketball teams. The regulation of standardizing agencies that colleges and high .schools he distinct and .separate in faculties: the api)earance of the Cee .Ay on March 14, 1922; the first distinct Academy football team in 1920, occasioned the tpiite general attachment (»f the name “.Academy to the high .scIkjoI department of Columbia. ' I ' he first separate “.Academy” catalogue appeared in 1923; and in May, 1926, the first Principal of the “.Academy” was ap¬ pointed by .Archbishop Keane. The .Academy is a member of the Xorth Central .Association of Colleges and Secondary .Schorjls and is accredited by tin- Iowa State Hoard if Ivlucation. Students coming t( Columbia find a staff composed entirely of priests, with the e.xcep- tion of the Coach. .All are men who give their entire time solely to the a])plication of principles of high school education, men whf) take a personal interest in the students, men who have had experience in dealing with boys. Page 164

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Rkvkrkxi) JamKS I». Cranky Mathematics A. B., St. Joseph ollc ' e, DiihiKiipic, 1904 ; Propaganda University, Rome. Italy, 1904-1908; S. T. H., ibid.. 1905; University of Wisconsin, (siim- mor session! 1921; Columbia Academy, 1908- JoMN W’lu.iAM Crktz.mkykr Mathematics ami Public A. H., St. Joseph Collejre, Diibuque, 1909; A. M., ibid., 1912; Columbia Academy, 1910- Rkvkrkni) l%i)W. Rn P ' lTzdKRAi.n Rci istrar A. H.. St. Joseph College. Dubuque. 1913 ; Laval-Grand Seminary, Montreal, Canada, 1913-191G ; S. T. B., ibid., 1915; J. C. B.. ibid., 1916; Univer¬ sity of Chicavro. (summer session!, 1917; University of Minnesota, (summer session! 1920; Columbia Collejre, 191G- Rkvkrknd JosKiMi I. Patnodk Iiu(flish and Latin A. B.. DubiKiue College. 1914; St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minn., 1914- 1918; University of Minnesota, (summer session! 1920; Columbia Aca¬ demy, 1918-1921: Feb. 1924- Rkvkrkni) Li ' kk H. Strikgki, Latin A. B.. Dubiuiue Collejre, 1926; Laval University, Montreal. Canada, 1916- 1919; University of Minnesota, (summer session! 1921; Columbia Aca¬ demy, Feb. 1920- Rkvkrk.xi) JosKi’ii J. Ki.ott Business Manager A. B.. Dubmiue Collejre, 1915; Kenrick Seminary. Webster Groves, Mo., 1915-1918; Columbia Academy, 1923-1927; Business Manaper, 1927- RkvkrKnd Ray.mono P. I) cocax Social Science A. B.. Dubuque Collepe. 1919; St. Paul Seminary. St. Paul. Minn., 1919- 1923 ; S. T. B., Catholic University of America, 1923 ; Columbia Uni¬ versity, New York City, (summer sessions) 1925, 1926; Columbia Academy, Jan. 1924- RkvkrK.xi) Urhax M. CiirRciiii.i. liiuflish and Rclicfion A. B.. Columbia Collepe, Dubuque, 1920; Montreal University, Canada. 1920-1924; S. T. B.. ibid.. 1923; S. T. L.. ibid., 1924; University of Minnesota, (summer session! 1925; Columbia Academy, 1924- absent on leave for praduate study at Catholic University, Washinp- ton. D. C.. 1928- Page 165