Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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4... 95:19. . REV. P. J. KELLEHER, S. J. Dean of Discipline REV. D. M. CRONIN, S. J. Mathematics REV. R. J. WESTLAND, S. J. Physics and Spanish REV. G. G. McHARDY, S. J. Treasurer REV. P. P. O'SULLIVAN, S. J. Latin and English REV. P. H. YANCEY. S. J. Biology and Spanish REV. E. J. BERNARD. S. J. Secretary W. M. MASTIN. M. D., L.L. D. Consulting Physician E. THAMES. M. D. Attending Physician REV. J. ll. BASSICH. S. J. Head of Dept. of Education P. W, BROWNE Economics, Finance and Athletics REV. J. E. DePOTTER. S. J. Education, Philosophy, Librarian F. J. WASHICHEK German REV. J. HUTCHINS, S. J. Romance Languages

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N response to a need of many of her students who intend to follow the teaching profession, Spring Hill organized, during the past year, a Department of Edu- cation. Shortly after the open- ing of classes in this new field, the Department of Education of the State of Alabama was form- ally petitioned to grant its ap- proval of the curricula of the college for the academic and pro- fessional training of teachers. Dr. B. L. Parkinson, Director of Teacher Training, Certification and Elementary Education, in response, personally inspected our institution and a few days later Wrote in part to Rev. J. M. Walsh, S. J., President: It gives me pleasure to inform you that the organization of your curriculum, your teaching staff and your student teaching, as well as your equipment, meet the requirements for preparing teachers for secondary schools, and that We shall take pleasure in certificating such of your graduates as you may recom- mend for the professional C and the professional B secondary cer- tificatesf' To follow courses in the De- partment of Education, the ap- proval of the Head of the De- partment and of the Dean of the College is required. These courses are not open to Fresh- men, and no one in any year who manifests a faulty use of Eng- lish either written, or spoken, or any other defect which, in the judgment of the Head of the De- partment, renders him unfit for high school teaching will be per- mitted to pursue a major in the Department of Education. REV. MICHAEL J KENNY S J PSYCHOLOGY AND SocIoI.ocv. REV. WILLIAM OBERING, S. J. S CIOLOGY, ETI-IIcs, RELIGION AND SPECIAL METAPI-I

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K. T. HART Head of Dept. of Commerce C. J. THENSTED, S. J. Chemistry, Dir. of Corsair J. C. MULHERN, S. J. English and Ancient Classics E. J. BARRE Sec. to the President L. J. BOUDOUSQUIE Registrar and Drawing H. L. CRANE, S. J. History, English Dir. of Springhillian MRS. F. B. LEVET Nurse MRS. A. L. FRERET Dietitian M. J. DONAHUE Economics, Dir. of Athletics REV. W. A. MULHERIN, S. J. Philosophy and English M. P. MULLEN, S. J. Biology A. J. SUFFICH Music MISS B. M. SMITH Ass't Librarian W. J. BARKER. S. J. Music