Mendel Catholic High School - Monarch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. MELVIN G. PROVENCHER B.S. Geography, History, Geology- University of Illinois. Further Study: Guidance and Counseling-Illinois Teachers' College. Tearfoilzgr World Geography. Bu iness Q--Q' MR. ROBERT W. SCHUIT B.A. History, Education-Lewis Col- lege. Further Study: History-De- Paul University. Teachirzgf Civics. REV. JOHN C. TIMMS. O.S.A. B.A. Philosophy-Villanova Univer- sity. M.A. History-Catholic Univer- sity of America. Teachizzgx Wcirld History, Civics, Religion II. The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. -Plato REV. RONALD R. TURCICH, O.S.A. MR. MICHAEL V. RAIMO B.S. General Business, Psychology, Education-Lewis College, Tcarbizzg: Business Law, Typing. B.A. Philosophy-Villanova University. M.A Education-DePaul University. Further Study Educational Psychology-University of Illinois. Moderfzlarx Men's Club, Bowling Team, Tearla ing: Typing, Religion II. IV. Director of Guid- HUC6. MR. JAMES F. VON BAMPUS B.S. Marketing, Music-St. Joseph's College. Teafhirzg' Bookkeeping, Ad- vertising, Sales, General Business. Arrifnzzzf ilIoda1'f1I0f: Band. Music As- sociation. I3

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Social clence History is an everlasting possession, not a prize composition which is heard and forgotten. MR. CHARLES A. LCROSE B.A. Sociology-University of Notre Dame. M.A. Psychology-University of Notre Dame. TeaclJing.' Sociology, World Problems. MR. EDWIN J. HARRINGTON DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN B.A. History, Philosophy-DePaul University. M.A. History--DePaul University. Further Study: Historiography and Bibliography-Ld yola University. Moderator: Social Science Club. Tearlaing: United States History, World Prob- lems. MR. CHRISTOPHER D. CHOUINARD B.S. Social Studies-Purdue Univer- sity. Further Study: History-DePaul University. Arsixtanz Coach: Swim- ming Team. Teaching: United States History, World History. MR. JOHN I.. MIZANIN B.A. Political Science-North Central College. Further Study: Education- Northern Illinois University. Canals: Swimming Team. Arrirfamf Couch: De- bate Team. Tenrlaizzgf World History, World Problems. -Tbzzcydides MR. RAYMOND D. JANULIS B.S. Physical Education, History, B ology-Valparaiso University. Teac! ing: United States History. MR. TOSEPH T. PHELAN B.S. Physical Education, English Social Studies-Drake University Coach: Varsity Basketball, Freshma Football. Teacl1izzg.' Economics, Worl Problems.

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Science The most beautiful thing We can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. -Albert Einstein MR. JEREMIAH P. HARTMANN B.P.E. Physical Education-American College of Physical Education. B,S. Physical Education, Science-DePaul University. Teaching: General Science. REV. ERWIN J. DODGE, O.S.A. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Director of Vocations. MR. GERALD F. BENES B.S. Biology, German, Philosophy, Education-Loyola University. Teach- ing: Biology, German I, II. REV. WAYNE J. KLINGER, O.S.A. B.A. Philosophy, Mathematics-Villa nova University. M.S. Physics-Cathcr lic University of America. Modemlor: National Honor Society. Teaching: Data Processing, PSSC Physics. Vice Principal in charge of Studies. B.S. Biology-Loyola University. lVI.S,-Bi- S ology-Catholic University of America. Mod- I eralor: Biology Club. Teizrlfings BSCS Biology. MR. KENNETH E. DELANEY B.A. Psychology, University. Further Study: -Bogan junior College. General Science. MISS ALICE M. KRETSCHMER B.S. Chemistry, Biology, Mundelein College. Aflodemzor. istry Club. Teaclairzgz Chemistry