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Fr. J. Hanley, S.J. Religion I. Religion, blueprint for the future The reason for teaching Religion at Saint Ignatius is two-fold: first, to gain for the student a better understanding of the truths of the Faith; and, second, to stimulate the student's regard for the Catholic Way of Life which is his. Because the aim is double, the challenge to the teacher is greatly increased. From the student's standpoint, the course should be a doubled give for him. From the teacher's position, the course should be one of academic excellence, but, at the same time, vital and inspiring to the adolescent. The student must put out for the course initially to obtain the good that Religion offers. In return, the religion course should encourage in the student a more dynamic faith that will make him a true Christian leader. In striving for this, S.I.'s Religion Department employs the Loyola series of texts—Power, Loyalty, Guidance, and Service. These books, coupled with the dedication of the Religion teachers at Saint Ignatius, provide impetus for the double paralleled course.
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Sociology, the common good Mr. R. lomberj. $.J. Sociology 4; Engliih 3; Inrromuroli; J.V. Bovcboll. The course we call sociology is really a combination of literally all the social sciences. Stepping info the class, you might find a discussion being carried on concerning anthropology, psychology, civics, economics, or sociology. The two teachers, Mr. Coleman, SJ. and Mr. Lambers, S.J., supple- menting the text. The Common Good, with outside readings and outside assignments kept the classes stimulating and interesting. When so many of the courses taught at S.l. are either theoretical or unapplicable in our daily lives, sociology springs up. This is a course in which we learn to live better lives as citizens of the United States. Yes, sociology is a refreshing change from other courses. I A. Mr. J. Colcmon, SJ. Sociology 4,- Debating N.F.L.; Sodality. 13
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Sio.' Mr. J. Keoting, S.J. Religion P.S. 2.3; Sodality; Intramurali; Frosh-Soph Football; Varsity Baseball. Fr. R. Devlin, S.J. Religion 1,3; Public Speaking 1.3; Track, Cross Country. Fr. W. Ryon, S.J. Religion 4; Spiritual Father. Once upon a time there were three bears . . .
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