Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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V . . ..uu..- ,,..........-. -in nn--. .if Ulrnran .ff LIBRARIA f ,f f f ,ff , f f if XZ f f K, . Lfimzge gf fy ,Z nw ,ff X .7 727.5 , , f, f W f , 4 4 ' I f ' 4 W!! , . f ,W I ,, ,f,. ,r ' ,f ' Q TM! ex, M H2 The task ot supervising a library requires not only a working knowledge ot books but also a great deal ot patience and ability. Under the direction ot the REVEREND HENRY H. REGNET, Sl., library facili- ties have so expanded that the erection ot a library building becomes more imperative each year. REGI TRAR Properly registering students, compiling grades, and handling individuals transcripts all come under the care ot the registrar. The precision and dispatch with which these tasks have been performed is due to MR. WILLIAM F. BARTHCDLOME. 8 4' ' ' 4 - 'J '-1 - 1--' -A -f.,t,.. ,, - '. ,..,.1., r ... ,. , , , I ' --A'-:'--. -1' . 'f if-1-Q:-,a-.............:. ..4.n.Ax4.,,4-V..-.,.-.L :....--- ,,. ,4, . ., , ,g. N. . 1? 4 W ff. X f, ', f ? ,,'f',,5!,f X I

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DEAN THE REVEREND ICHN l. HlGGlNS, Sl., is bringing to a close his tenth year as dean of Roczkhurst College. Although his position in the administration creates a heavy demand on his time and energy, Father Higgins nevertheless has always been ready to advise and guide students both collectively and personally to the full realization of the advantages offered them by the College. Moreover, Father Higgins can pride himself on his personal acquaintance with each student at Ftoclchurst-a feat made more re- markable by the increased post-War enrollment. ,mm-,W 4 'Ffl .. THE REVFREND KDSEFH E. GQUGH, Sl., in his position as assistant dean, is a person very familiar with thg, Studgnt bgdy. Among his duties is the enforcement of rules and regulationse ea iob which doesn't always endew one Witfl tlqg body ruled and regulated. Father Gough is to be congratulated for his ability tO enforce the Order ngqgiggqry for srnooth-running cf the institution and to still preserve .the feeling of stu- dent COODQTGUOUA After his fjfgt year, we hope that Father Goughs impression of litocldiiirst compares with our regard for him. 7 mas? wmv' Qfv ws'-xv -' Q 9 w ff' l Qs f 1 1 2

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,v m xy. N 's 'n. J O X QR? R s Rn Q T -NN.5,15yf X, s 1. 62 X X 12 sf 1 fs vw f V.-QW ' y it 'par ww :- Q -bmw r .tml Q if ' 2 x' 9 K :S C l xt i N 1 D 1. S' Sgawifij 3.5 ,QA H COMPTROLLER MR. IAMES F. HUGHES has become an almost perennial part of Roclchurst in his long tenure here as Comptroller. Under his financial guidance, the College has grown from a one-building organization to its present size. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 4 mwWw4f-71,-gf A AW N f f ,Z ,,i, Much Of the? 55953111 for the prrggress which Hoclchufst has made in the field of athletifis fan be given to the REVERPND IQAUL Q. SlVllTH, Sl. He will long be rernemivered -at Tiffrlgtrurfgt. licfmfgxttscl of his devotion to his DMYQIO Wm gf lose and his hearty cooperation with all intrarnurol '11iflll'lll'3IS, Q