Saint George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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lrafion Brother Iames Camillus Assistant Principal After graduating from Glencoe, Missouri, in l939, Brother Camillus touriht at De La Salle High School in Chicago for four years. fn 1944 he left for Montreal, Canada, as an exchange professor. During his stay at Montreal, he taught at Mount St, Louis College. He returned to De La Salle in l946 and remained there for one year, Brother Carnillus has been at St. George since l947 and now holds the office of Assistant Principal, ln regard to the student body of l9b2, Brother remarked that it had been very fine and this was due to the exceptional Senior department which has inet with great success in its undertakings so far. Brother Hilary Mark Assistant Principal Brother Mark, a St. George alumnus, has led an interesting and exciting life as a Christian Brother. His travels have brought him to many foreign countries. When Brother Mark left Glencoe in l935, he continued his studies at St. Mary's College in Winona, Minne- sota. He taught from l938 until l943 at Christian Brothers College, St. Louis. He then left St. Louis for a year's teaching at Montreal, Canada, at which time he also studied French. 1944 to l95U saw Brother Mark teach- ing at Cotter High in Winona, Minne- sota. He was then very fortunate in being able to spend his next year in Bome to celebrate the Holy Year. He resided at the motherhouse of the Brothers, Where he completed a nine- month retreat with Brothers from all parts of the world. Brother Mark then came to St, George, teaching English, creative writing, and advanced Latin, in ads dition to working in the office, With regard to his future, Brother Mark says that only God and his other superiors can decide that.

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.fgclrnin BROTHER IEROME DE LA SALLE, Principal Brother lerome came to St. George in l95U as principal, but his teaching and administration have not been limited to St. George alone. Upon completing his novitiate, Brother lerome attended St. Mary's college in Winona, Minnesota, where he earned his Bachelor oi Arts degree. He left Winona in l937, and taught tor two years at St. Mel in Chicago. From St. Mel he went to the motherhouse at Glencoe, Missouri, until 1944. Brother lerome then earned his Master of Arts degree at St. Louis University in i944 and l945. He arrived at St. George in 1946 as assistant principal. ln 1947 he Went to St. Ioseph, Missouri, as Principal, Where he stayed until his return to St. George in l95O. Under Brother Ierome's able guidance, the curriculum oi St. George has expanded so as to include such subjects as debate, speech, creative Writing, music, and free-hand drawing. Brother Ierome's greatest Wish is to provide a large auditorium to ac- commodate the students oi St. George. The student body thanks Brother Ierome tor his fine administration, and sincerely hopes that he Will soon realize his dreams,

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