Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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l REV. LAWRENCE P1oTRzRowsKI, REV. GREGORY WALL, o. s. B. REV. BASIL MCDONALD, o. s. B. o. s. B. REV. LAWRENCE PIOTRZKOWSKI, O. S. B., the college Procurator, is instructor in Religion and Physiography. These are his teaching interests, b-ut his personal hob-by is books. As head lib-rarian in both the college and the abbey libraries, Father Lawrence has done a service whose value can scarcely be estimated. His technical and practical training in Library Science has fitted him for the gigantic task he is now Completing-that of cataloging and indexing the thousands of volumes and documents in our two libraries. L . SYKL3 REV. GREGORY WALL, O. S. B., has, during the early years of his teaching career, divided his interests between History and English. This year, however, he has concen-- trated entirely on English, and is teaching most of the high school classes in this subject. Outside of class room duties, Father Gregory's pet hobby is flowers and shrubs. To this interest of his the college is indebted for much of the beauty of its surroundings. Y-XXI? REV. BAs1L MCDONA'LD, O. S. B., is this year completing his second term as registrar of the high school. Always meticulous and sympathetic, Father Basil has proved himself a worthy adviser and confidant in the many problems incident to our scholastic career. Besides this position Father Basil is instructor in Religion and in his favorite subject, Latin. l

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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, ,

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gl I l . I! if ff' ,i ,V 'A w ,r .x Y f . Q, W 4 F in ,. 5 5. 3 I if 2 5-,lg mai- .+, - I . -'qi . . l 'I 6. 1 REV. MAURUS HANLEY, O. S. B. REV. DENIS PURCELL, O. S. B. PROFESSOR JOHN ST. ONGE REV. MAURUS HANLEY, O. S. B., is one of they latest additions to the high school faculty, having this year returned tolSt. Martin's from the Catholic University at Wash- ington, D. C. Father Maurus, whose major interest is Social Sciences, is instructor in Ancient and Modern History and in Economics. As high school athletic coach he has distinguished himself this yearlby turning out an undefeated football team, and a basket- ball team Whose average for games Won was well over the 5 00 mark. KPN REV. DENIS PURCELL, O. S. B., another new acquisitio-n to the high school staff, is instructor in Physics and General Science. As Stationer, Junior Class Moderator, and Prefect of the Senior Hall, Father Denis has hapfp-ily identified himself with school life, not only in the classroom b-ut in extra-curricular activities as Well. 'XYQLJ PROFESSOR JOHN ST. ONGE has for the past 15 years been the efficient director of the Music Department at St. Martin,s. His successful record throughout this period of years is a testimony in itself of his energetic zeal and unquestioned ability. Aside from his classes in music, Professor St. Onge is director of the College Orchestra. ------+--..mL........... ., ...nat Y I I I I 'EI I - ..a-.........:..' ,..f--,..., ,-1 f i..T-...g.I' Q -4-A-, ' 'yn Q. X - - 1 'iw,.1V77 I -fi ,'f .'.i will