Saint Vincent College Preparatory School - Chimes Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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l-athers klerome and limeric examine the Clrinnw. Page 'l':t'c Fr. -lerotnt-'s classes were always lively with discussions that taught the lunda- mentals ol' Geometry and lrigonotnetry and also quickened thoughts. His pleasant nature and patient wavs rendered learning . . a comparatively easy task. 'l'he basic elements ol. linglish language and grammar were impressed upon the lfreshmen and Sophomores hy Fr. Clamillus. 'l'hey practiced these fundamentals until they became second nature. His duty as Prep chaplain also made him a close liriend. Mathematics and Chemistry were thor- oughly explained to the students hy Mr. Rallerty. llis well known method ol' mixing lun with liormulas made this class interest- ing as well as henelicial. lfr. .Xidan made Latin and religion prac- tical subjects showing their relationship to cw'e1-ytlavilile. His position as Director ol' the Scholasticate gave hint many opportunities to guide the lives ol' boys interested in the priest hood. .Xlways with a cheerlul smile lor the pass- erby on his way' to class, Fr. llunstan gave thorough training to his classes in linglish iw' 'l'he end of the day l'0l'N1l'. Bacha. Mr. Nlanoli. and N R1 and religion, constantly endeavoring to change the Uwise l'ools into wise men. Classes ol Latin, English, and religion, taught hy Fr. Brice, were lively and initiated much student thought. , . . . . , , . larttcipatton in I'r. Hermans classes in Latin and Religion were heightened by his willingness to interpret and explain the many problems presented hy varied view polllls. The students will never lorget Mr. liacha's classes in Physical llducation and health. Using hard exercises and study, he taught us to educate our hodles as well as our minds. Mr. Manoli introduced his pupils to economics and resourceliul modern and .-Xmerican history. His classes included in- teresting seminar discussions which im- pressed the tnaterial upon the students more completely. Music appreciation and religion were made more prolitable under Fr. .-Xrthur's patient tutorage. He was also director ol the Glee Clluh and succeeded in making all our perlormances hits.

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