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

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Brother Timothy. FSC. has he- vonie knoivii to most of us through his activities as the fiuirlance Ili- rector. Ile has iiC'liLlkilllIt'4l us with tests in every phase ol' oui sclirml- ing. lt' we are not succ-essl'i1l, it xxorft lie from lan-it ot' attontif n rn When one walks into the business office, he is met by three pleasant smiles belonging to our wonderful office staff. Mrs. Carleton Healy, our receptionist, takes per- sonal interest in every student at St. George. Mrs. Emily Wynn, our registrar, meticulously keeps the personal data of the students here at school. Mrs. John Newton, our hookket-per, along: with the other ladies, acts as an olllcial hostess for St. George social events. 41

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c D' vc:- ,f7 Brother Maurice. FSC. lleftb has entleareml himself to scores of homes by his early-to-rise policies. Devoted to his work. he gives us his full attentionf-which can prove annoying to those intent on going their own merry way. -fi an Brother Juclc Alovsius, FSF, has been Principal for the past four years. liver interested in our stuclent affairs. he is also active on the professional level. being' President of the Vatholic Principals' Association. Brother Stephen, FSC. fright! has been As- sistant Principal for two years. The fact that the school program goes along' smoothly is proof enough of his quiet and efficient management.

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zede guifdlerd of W in Jfidi 1 L ' mimi i,, X 1.1 A 1 iti 1 Q if UIX ll 71 M en 3113 IM 'li Ami ivi. Tiwicii, Viwss fwiiri,i'y. Hunt' '-'wht Hzislw-ti' li winch 'xiii axis-i in -r ii' -if Iiiisinz-ss Law -ind Ani ii in His- t sum s L-orituiit, cvvn withwut itis usual I I 'A fliitstaiiiding' Athlctiv Ilii'uctm- and Hvad Ftrflllillll cuzicli, Mr. Max Iiuinull, shows Lis that sniilv whivh has inspiiwd many ai St. fit-mimi mam. Nlzxlliviiizitics tvzxrlivi' and thi' drixwii wi' Kilwiivicw hiis, Mi: Ililziry Kukm-iiiski has give-ii his students gfomi cxaniplc as un wuts standiiigg' Catholic laynian. As the Swimming' L-dacli. J.V. ffmthall mac-li, and Physical Education teacher. Mi. Charles Levandowski has won renown as an outstanding: leader and huildui' ot' men. An avid hclivvvi' in variety in thi- tl'2ilNUb ni' his ggyni clusvs. Mix Fliilih Muf'rui'iiiac'k, Pliysival liduczitiim tuaclie-i' and Assistant Fuothzill 1-ozic'h, is well likcd aiiioiig' thu luwui' clzissinori to wh-mi he tn-zlvhus histiiiy. Sophoiiicwc I-Inglish tez1c'hci'. Mi: Jnhn Hein- hart, assists students on tht- sti'aig'ht and iizxiiow alley as moderatoi' of the Bwwliml tc-anis. lbistiiigiiishirigg hinisvll' as Huad Buslwthail cmivh und lfouthzill limi cuziuli. Mi. IH-ti-1' Suhmit zilsu lvnds his zihilitvs to tht' i-lass- iwiiii as an licmiuiiiivs insti'u1'tui'. 7 i Ex -.-X