St Francis Minor Seminary - Via Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Top row: R. Th0mpson,J. David, D. Ott, D. Przybylowski, F. Kocfcrl, R. Peterson, R. Barta. Second row: R. Zuiker, W. Frcdclakc, M. Chlebowski, R. Oestreich, J. Emonds, Ji Aicllo. Third row: F. Krcuzigcr, W. Lutz, D. Marek,J. Arimond,J. Hallman, R. V. Fcllcnz. Fourth row: P. Kojis, R. Mateljan, A. Faraca, M. Jostcn, A. Brula. Front row: Fr. Strenski, W. Sobyc, R. M. Fellcnz, R. Bandle, D. Wolf, S. Umhoefcr. w s. He lost it again; should we til: it under S? The cnthroncmcnt of Msgr. Strumski. No ghost need return from the grave to tell us that the dice are loaded. These pictures hardly tell the whole story of the library, some of them tell the story upside down: librarians just do not sleep at their hitch. But the legend of their industry was becoming so popular that the satirists with a camera could not resist the invitation to level the lads a little. Really, the library is one of the prides of this department of the seminary. Hundreds of dollars are spent on books, valuable current magazines are avail- able, the cataloguing has been constant and thorough, service is cheerful and always available. Best of all, students are doing a remarkable amount of read- ing. Father Strenski's minions arc in good shape.

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Pray for: 1 special Masses for: Tuesday: Rain, snow, sleet, homework, fatigue, and late hours are no barrier at all to the producti0n of the seminary bulletin, published three times weekly. It is a kind of intramural newspa r. The students read it avidly, hoping to ghd announcements of free da 5, movies, and other diverting activities. Ami, they do fmd them. But they are also informed abOut the Mass of the flay, FhCir laPSCS in concluct and courtesy, Top row: D. Pakcnham, D. Przybylowski, M. Becker, R. Thompson, K. Mctz, Fr. Dohc'ny. the intentions WhICh.quu c Immedlatc rayer, Second r0w:J. Hopkins, D. Schroeder,J. Wood,J. Vogcl, F. Hoffman, V. Mulvey, Gogin. EH? almglst 31:7 bulletin 'ftrolm thfsefliihautoority. Third row:J. Murtaugh,R. Gray,T. Meiscnheimer, A. Brula, R. Schuh,E. DuPont,C. Bennett,D. Houk. 15 pu 1ca10n is a v: a par 0 c c mmu- :1 : e L; 7 , . 1. m .. nication which is necessary in a lar c society 111;; W990 'l'Uf dif'Vl'ibJ'Unf tdm'kl u; l 1'. f: 3.1; like a seminary. Father Doheny and is ortho- Eh the 11:355. by try; prophets 11p 00 ' J; nbll 'If graphic editor, Chuck Bennett, perform a -.I ,- n. n F . . . wwhHthmummw. hctorhug nWm2- You dldn't capitallze BULLETIN. th: Virgln who bore a $1 2minnzu$,Ir o The four aside Since ihaxi h. Lech candle a off. as it wo'e, Ya gummed it up again! I , K, less i Chas stenciling. sy Jobs oxen? members c ,rifices ing in pre Vi't Just an; jp to that this leek - E l d. t 'b te . . . ar ls r1 u sI ' . fgw ; l l . . . and so does Tom. I l H I

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HHam sandwiches. This picture has special significance; :1 mcrc ca tion will not do it, or the lads pictured on it, justiCC. The three smiling faces arc rhos: 0 Jim David, Mike Clcbowski, and Mike Jostcn, publishers of THE 1958 BIBLIOPHILE. The work that goes into the BIBLIOPHILE is largely invisible; the finished product, however, is quite apparent, quite attractive. Many have a hand in the publication of thc BIBLIOPHILE. Thcrc arc the hands of thC many student rcportcrs paging through new books, writing summarics of their favorites. There are thc unsccn hands hacking on thc unheard typewritcrs punching stencils, pagcs 0f thcm. There arc the artistic hands ofjim Linncn molding new dcsign, new life into the pages of each volume. There an: the messy hands of mimeographcrs, the busy hands of staplers and of circulators, all of which hclp to make thc BIBLIOPHILE a very handy refcrcncu, indccd. laM TELL L' RE ggvhiRTl-l 11.... We Don't Make mIsTcAKs;