Loyola Academy - Yearbook (Wilmette, IL)

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FR. DONALD J. O'SHAUGHNESSEY, S.J. History 1. latin l. Chairman History Department. Student Counselor. The perceptive student will benefit from history also in terms of sympathy with his fellow man and even of a better understanding of self. MR. WALTER l.. BAMBERGER History 2. Speech 3. Drama Club Moderator. Remember you will make History tomorrow. MR. DONALD ROGAN History l Man's appreciation and understanding at his yesterday enable him to find meaning in his today and promise in his tommorraw. MR, JOHN R. CROWLEY, S.J. Latin l, 3. Economics 3. Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Assistant Torch Club Moderator. Poster Club Moderator. In economics one can't talk intelligently with- out facts. the past - the present - student surveys - all equal social studies MR. ROBERT J. DUNN, S.J. Sociology 4. History 1. Speech 2. Moderator of Year. Moderator of Camera Club. Observe with peace and joy the Lord's worldp iudge it with the eyes of Christy selflessly seize some aspect ot that world and give your- self to it. .Q

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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.

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FR. ROBERT A. POLLAUF, S.J. Speech 3, 4. Student Counselor. Chairman Speech Department. Moderator of Debators. Moderator of Bowling League. A man with ideas may succeed, but a man who can eftectively express his ideas in speech is sure of success. FR. LAURENCE M. BARRY, S.J. Student Counselor 4. Now is the time of great decisions, college, courses, career. More important is direction and goal - especially the eternal goal. QT' 1 L.. FR. HARRY .l. BARTON, S.J. Religion l, 2, 3. Student Counselor 1. FR. BENJAMIN R. MORIN, S.J. Religion 'l, 2, 3, 4. Student Counselor. Chairman Social Ethics Department. 'Ignorance is not a virtue.' This statement is especially pertinent where there is question of divine things. Ngo, therefore, teach all nations X., :ew .M .ff 'f KAN- ff. FR. JOHN H. REINKE, S.J. Spanish 3. Director of Guidance. Moderator of Mothers' Club. FR. MAGUIRE, S.J. Student Counselor.