Loyola Academy - Yearbook (Wilmette, IL)

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MR. MICHAEL P. QUINN English 2, 4. MR. FRANK C. BANDACARRI English l. Typing Never let failure deter you for mistakes often help you to gain the goal that you thought was beyond you. Science club launches first Loyola rocket MR. GERALD F. CAVANAUGH, S.J. Mathematics l. Physics 4. Spkch 1. Moderator of Sophomore Sodality Moderator of Science Club Physics alone combines the formal rigor of mathematical reasoning with the suppleness required of a mind required to think in the teeth of hard facts. MR. KENNETH J. JUDY General Science l. Biology 2, 4. Moderator of Astronomy Club. The true study of science only begins in the classroom. FR. JOHN W. STEJSKAL, S.J. Physics 4. Chairman Science Department. Moderator of Science Club. Student Counselor. The deeper a scientist delves into the mysteries of this world, the greater is his respect and admiration for the God who created it. MR. JAMES M. ROACH Mathematics 3. Chemistry 3, 4. Advanced Placement Chemistry. Solving problems in chemistry is like any other skill. It takes lots of practice after you have learned the method. ?wJ1 .3 a , ,f 1-. . . . gi 1 :gg .ij iv, '

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13' 1 li' All FR. WALTER O. CRANE, S.J. English l Chairman English Department, 'Ist and 2nd yrs. Religion 1, 2 Coach of Tennis Team Director of Apostleship of Prayer Moderator of Acolytes Student Counselor. In the words of Francis Bacon, 'writing malleth the exact man.' It is for this reason we put so much time and effort on WRITING, the title of our English boolns far four years. FR. WILLIAM F. RYAN, S.J. English 4. Chairman English Department, 3rd and 4th yrs. Moderator of Mission Collectors. Grow and extend your horizon beyond that June graduation. Look farther into your future. Have your dreams and ideals, but realize that now you are acquiring the means to reach to- ward them. Do not be content with the little narrow view. Expand your vision. Strive for excellence. English is lor all - humanists, scientists, and executives MR. JOHN D. RYAN, S.J. English I, 3. Assistant Director Apostleship of Prayer. Assistant Moderator Catholic Inter-racial Council. The appreciation of literature, like its creation, demands bath head and heart. MR. JOHN P, HEIM, S.J. English 3. Speech 3, Moderator of Radio Club. Assistant Moderator of Book Store. Drama Club, Persistent, everyday application, is what pays oft in the study life. FR. WILTON SKIFFINGTON, S.J. English 3. Advanced Placement English. Religion 3, 4. Chairman Advanced Placement English. Few things are more exasperating than a man of whom it truly may be said 'a chiel's among ye takin' notes.' MR. JAMES H. BOWMAN, SJ. Speech I, 2. English I, 2. Moderator of Junior Sodality Moderator of Catholic Inter-racial Council. There is no greater ioy for the Loyola student than the study of English literature.

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MR. JOHN J. CONNELLY Mathematics 2, 3, 4. Advanced Placement Mathematics Mathematics is logic. Know why in addition to how. FR. THOMAS J. POWERS, S.J. Mathematics I. Student Counselor. Co-Chairman Math. Department, Famous last words: Father, I forgot to change the sign. College math introduced into curriculum MR. RICHARD L. POMMIER Mathematics I, 2, 3. For a year freshmen study algebra, the in- strument of higher mathematics, to acquire mathematical dexterityg then as sophomores attend geometry class to prove the proposition that their mathematical hand has all thumbs. MR. PETER D. FOX, S.J. Mathematics I, 2, 3. Speech I. Hard math problems and hard tootball games seem to teach identical lessons. About 2596 of the bays learn that all It takes is a little extra eftortg and the rest learn how to quit. tux'-11 FATHER PHILIP M. COOGAN, S.J. Mathematics 'l. Speech 2. Student Counselor I, 2. MR. JEROME C. SPELLMAN Mathematics 2, 3, 4. Mathematics is a symbolic language for ab- stract ideas.