Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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REV. GEORGE MONDA, O. s. 11. REV. THOMAS HANLEY, O. s. B. REV. RAPHAEL HEIDER, O. s. B. REV. GEORGE MONDA, O. S. B., this year capably succeeded Father Henry as 'College Registrar. Together with his clerical duties, Father George has acquitted himself admir- ably as instructor in French, Zoology, Botany, and iReligio-n. His laboratory contains several Valuable collections of local flora and fauna, most of which he has himself gath- ered during his years of research. RYYQLZ REV. THOMAS HANLEY, 0. S. B., is instructor in History and Sociology. Before he became a member of the teaching staff, Father Thomas spent six years of study in Rome and traveled extensively in Europe, Egypt, and Asia Minor. This preparation secured for him a first hand knowledge of the older civilizations, which has proved invaluable as a background for his brilliant teaching career. During the past year Father Thomas has also been faculty member of the Sigma Mu Kappa. f.Y3'Ef2 ,REV. RAPHAEL HEIDER, O. S. B., conducts the drawing courses, both free-hand and architectural. His innate ability, together with his technical training and actual experience in the drafting department of one of Seattle's leading architects, has qualified him Well for his work. Besides his teaching duties and those connected with his position as Prefect, Father Raphael is one of the faculty members of the Samarco staff. All of the art work- in the p-resent Volume has been done under his supervision and direction.

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l l . REV. MARTIN TONER, O. S. B. REV. ANIBROSE MEYER, O. S. B. REV. VINCENT CAREY, O. S. B. REV. MARTIN TONER, O. S. B., former Director of the College, comp-leted his second year as Principal of the High School. Aside from his duties as instructor of English in both the High School and College, Father Martin has been actively engaged in extra- curricular activities during the past year. His interest has contributed much to the success of the high school graduating class--of which he is Adviser-and to the revival of enthusiasm which resulted in this year,s Samarco. . QW REV. AMBRosE MEYE5R, O. S. B., whose specialty is Chemistry, is the pioneer at St. Martin,s in the science department. He is instructor of Chemistry in bo-th High School and College. Besides Chemistry-in which he is considered an authority at St. Martin's-Father Ambrose has, during the past few years, interested himself in the Social Sciences. This year he gave another splendid course in Economics. ' XXXL? REV. VINCENT CAREY, O. S. B., formerly Director and Dean of the College, was forced by illness to resign his teaching duties at the close of the first semester. While o-n the staff, however, he distinguished himself as instructor in English, Latin, and Pub-lic Speaking. -Father Vincent's absence during the second half of the year has been a source of regret for all who were fortunate enough to have him for instructor, and it is hoped that he will be with us again in September.

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