Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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If siuderrts have not afquired some facility in the inlellerlual disciplines, College eduralion is largely a farce. - .1 . . . . , . I you have been in any ol Mike s classes . . . If you have majored in English or journalism and heard . . . 4'The purpose of a college education should he to discipline the mind, rzol to prepare for a Career . . . Culture c'au't exist in the Uleslg we are loo busy fighting Indians . . . Maris highest achievement is found in liuglish Literature . . . ll' you felt his respect for well-founded opinion . . . your opinion . . . Or il you remember that Mike organized the student council, acted as student body advisor, created the department of journalism . . . is head ol the department of English. . Ur if you have ever watched this Chicago University and Harvard graduate pound out sparkling idiomatic sports and news copy . . . Or realized that here is a modern man of letters. ln short . . . ll' you know Mike, then you know why . . To Michael Contris, a dedication.

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K. ,jig ight. THE RIGHT REVEREND j ra RAPHAEL HEIDER, M.A., LL.D. ' . President of the College, Abbot of St. Martin's Abbey. Art. Chairman of the Nation- al Catholic Education Association Western Regional Unit. VERY REVEREND JAMES PIOTRZKOVVSKI, M.A. Vice-President, Bur- sar of the College. Typewriting. REVEREND GERALD DESMOND, Ph.D. Dean of the College. Sociology. Anthropology. Fellow of the American Anthropological Association. REVEREND MEINRAD J. GAUL, M.A. Dean of Instruction, Registrar. European History, Below ffff First row. REVEREND PHILIP V. BAGAN, AB., M.A. Classical Languages, Student Chaplain, Maurist Society Director, and Olympia Mother's Club Moderator. REV- EREND MARCEL BERTHON, A.B., M.A. Romance Languages. REVEREND RICHARD CEBULA, A.B., M.Sc. Mathematics, Civil En- gineering, Prefect of Discipline. Dean of In- struction and Registrar. REVEREND WIL- LIAM DICKERSON, AB. Psychology. Dra- matics. Second row--VERY REVEREND BEDE ERNSDORFF, B.Sc., M.Sc. Ph.D. Chemistry. Honors: DuPont Fellowship in Chemistry, Sig- ma Xi tScientific Researchl, Phi Lambda Up- silon tChemical Honoraryl, Gamma Alpha fScience Honoraryl. Priest of the Most High and Monk of St. Benedict. REVEREND LEONARD FEENEY, A.B., M.A., English. REVEREND MICHAEL FEENEY, A.B. Soci- ology. MR. WALTER W. FLYNN, B.Sc. En- gineering. Assistant Football Coach, Tennis and Golf Coach, Advisor, Engineering Semi- nar.