St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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.3 Rev. B. Graf, C.R., M.A. Head of Latin Department, Religion, Housemaster. Rev. F. Keleher,C.R. B.A., Spiritual Dir- ector, Professor of Latin, Greek E Phil- osophy. faculty 'WEWTTWfWf Father Bernard Murphy, C.R. Father Murphy, our genial Dean of Men, came to St. Jerome's four years ago, and since that time has held the position of master of the Lth floor. He is professor of Phil- osophy, English, R.K., Latin and Rev.J.Bullbrook,C.R. B.A., Professor of B.A., Professor of Italian. Geology. 5 M fe' 4 ,, ' . ff - ,mug Pa..- -215' Rev. A.J.Lehman,C.R. Rev. P.Sheridan,M.A. M.A., Librarian. J.C.D., Professor of Latin and English, Housemaster. Rev.T.Comerford,C.R. Public Speaking. Wednesday after- noon will find him down at the Arena skating as fast and checking as hard as the best of them. The students delight to hear him say in the dining room 'ln honor of St..' which is his way of giving a spec- ial permission. We hope and pray that he will be able to continue in his work which is an inspiration to every student of St. Jerome's. 3 Q fl ' f, ,ig 'NV gi? aw , , ,jg tg' 4 'inf ' Rev. C.Hergott,C.R. B.A.,D.D., Professor of Philosophy, Latin Public Speaking and Religion. Sister M.Elaine,M.A. Sisters of Notre Dame, Professor of Romance Languages and History.

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