St Bonaventure High School - Seraph Yearbook (Sturtevant, WI)

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WIEL. O. VVALERJAN PACH, O. F. M WICE-REKTOR

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REV. VENCESLAUS GICH, 0. F. M. Matlliemzitics .Xs an instrnvtor of junior andsophonlore vlzisses in Math- i-niatliivs for the past nine years lfather Vine- has had unbounded sucvess. Possessing' a keen interest in his pupils, he tfonselquently has classes ol' unusual alertness, NVe sin- cerely appreciate his efforts and feel that his interest in us has been amply compen- sated for by the success he has aehieved. For his work in Mathematic-s we feel it our duty to express our grateful- ness and we also desire to give him our best Wishes for his success in the years to come. REV. FRIDOLIN RINKOWSKl,0.F.M. History, Religion, French 'Fwo years ago St. Bona's acquired a valuable faculty member in the person of Fa- ther lfridolin. He has labored untiringly in marching his classes through the stages of Modern History very sutftfess- fuly. The days of modern coin- inonwealths have been vividly portrayed in the classroom by the aptitude ofhis teachings But professors at St. Bona's rarely confine themselves to one subject, so Father Frido- lin had other duties in Reli- gion and French classes. With those who were fortunate to be under his ruling for the good work he has done we wish to thank him sincerely. REV. IGNMIUS STANKIEWlCZ.0.F.M. Greek, History, Civics W'hen the stern demands of the seminary demanded that Greek be ineluded in its eur- rieuluin, Father Ignatius was obtained to be instructor ol' this l2lllf.1'lJ2LH'l+Q that was six years mio. llis untiring' ei'- forts made the snlmjet-t igniti- vmnpri'-lielisihlc-. llis teatfliing' has been crliar'ar1terizerl hy a viin that would he diffivult to surpass. The days of p.1'lorious United States and ffonnnunity Civics were also expounded by Father lgnatius. Nearly every student at St. Bonafs was at one time or another under his tutorship, so it is the voice of all that lauds his efforts in the Classroom. - rl f,:..., ff -M -ff-'I'-'ir' , ,fin f.- V A , 1 .- ..- -H ,.. l- MA ,si e flv- 'fc -,T' :Y' ff We-fs Y,,.,,A .., ,M -----ss ,f...,...-,Ev A, 5,1-,TA ' . W. ,W W - sv. fy---e . -.- . W X l 3 -,fd-...-.-- .-.,,... -,..L fi ' 'fifff A , X ,,A,i:,, l K '14 X fxl X .- -V ,J ,. l. .. , , , l .. , f . -YH l . .V l f f+.--. --f-,V - V :--H i -- N-, +1 Y--uf .-' Tir . 75 f Xf--- wrt.: lf- '- lf ' iii? ...Al ,iii , e,: ff...