Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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vERYREv.RAYMoND NEARY,o.s.B. REV. SEBASTIAN RUTH, o. s. B. REV. EDWARD WECKERT, o. s. B. VERY REV. RAMYOND NEARY, O. S. B., Prior of St. Martin's since 1920, has been a faculty member for the past 20 years. His zeal and unwavering interest in the advance- ment of his students have contributed much to make him one of the best liked members on the high school staff. Father Raymond teaches Mathematics and Religion. I .. . iK'3ff,7 REV. SEBASTIAN RUTH, O. S. B., is instructor in German and Mat-hematics. From 1909 until 1913 Father Sebastian was Director of the College. During his long service as faculty member he has contributed probably more than anyone else to the organization and advancement of extra-curricular activities. The former college band, the orchestra, dramatics, the Martian, and the radio station KGY, are some of the projects with which he has identified himself during his 25 or more years of teaching at St. Martin's. uf'h QYBLJTQ REV. EDWARD WECKERT, O. S. B., athletic director of St. Martin's for the past 20 years, is instructor in Mathematics and Penmanship. His teams in footb-all, baseball, and basketball have not only brought credit and distinction to our college, but have Won for him the respect and admiration of all with Whom he has come in contact. 5

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HIGH SCHQGL FACULTY

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- , l REV. CLEMENT REGIMBAL, O.S.B. REV. FABIAN SEXTON, O. S. B. REV. LEO HANSEN, O. S. B. REV. CLEMENT REGIMBAL, O. S. B., is instructor in all the high school French classes. Although he has proved himself a cap-able teacher in these classes, he will be better remembered by us as the genial and Very efficient infirmarian, to Whom we have so often turned with our bruises, aches, and pains. His sympathetic care and effective medical treatment havetided us over many a gloomy hour when the World looked dark and dismal. FXXY3 REV. FABIAN SEXTON, O. S. B., though for many years a competent instructor on the high school staff, has, during the past two years, been assigned the trying task of eighth-grade teacher. Through his fatherly kindness and patience, Father Fab-ian has been extremely successful in instructing and guiding the boys under his care through that most trying year of a young man's career-his first year away from home. U iw REV. LEO HANSEN, O. S. B., head of the typewriting department, is one of the instructors in German. A trained typist of extraordinary ability himself, Father Leo has had remarkable success during his many years of teaching in turning out typists who have reflected credit on his work, and distinguished themselves in this particular field. .11--z.::...,.g.. 2... ....,n.. , , ' , ,, A-, ,M-my, ,