Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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'Kill III fleolaxsmlal REv. M. hIC,'NAI,I,Y Dean of Siudivx The College Faculty The teachers and officers in the Col- lege for the most part are members of the Society of Jesus, an order which has, since its foundation, devoted itself to higher education. Throughout the Unit- ed States it conducts High Schools, Col- leges and Universities, and has more than thirty thousand students in its va- rious institutions. The principles of education follow- ed here at Spring Hill College, which have gained fame and renown for the Jesuits, are founded on the Ratio Stu- diorum, a body of rules and sugges- tions drawn up by the outstanding mem- bers of the Jesuit Order in 1599, and revised in 1832. The Ratio de- velops ininutely the duties of the dif- ferent members of the Society who teach. YJ? Fu. jmrizs E. DEPOTTER, S. J. REV. D.ANIEL M. CRONIN, S. J. Pmfimmr of Grrvk and Plzilomplzy Professor of Marlzvmatics REv. GABRIEL EGANA, S. J. REV. D. P. LAwroN, S. J. Professor of Spanish i929 Chaplain Y