St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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. 'Ai 1 . .i . RIAVFRI ND JOHN KI. SCI-ION, M.A. Tl't'llX1ll'l'l' E, iw' vi In-No l'llfNRN A. I.UcKs, Phil IJHIII of ffu'fi11ll1'.q1' '7fzey 14 mmulw Iffze Fr. John J. Schon, as Treasurer of the College is an indispensible member of the College's official family. Besides tabulat- ing the institution's debits and credits, Fr. Schon serves as procurator for the school, this year being faced with the problem of supplying food for over six hundred people, teachers, students and Workers, in times when rationing is the order of the day. Due to the increasing Weight of his po- sition, Fr. Schon has given up his duties as a teaching member of the staff. He at- tended the Universities of Indiana and Illinois. He received his Master's Degree from Catholic University of America. Fr. Henry A. Lucks, Dean of the Col- lege, and Registrar, has the task of keep- ing the curriculum of the College run- ning smoothly. Among his numerous duties are registration, arrangement of class and examination schedules, issuing of grades and general supervision of the teaching staff. His work this year has been compli- cated by the reports and information as- sociated with the Selective Service and the Military Reserves. Fr. Lucks is an active member of the Department of Philosophy. It has been through his efforts that the first year book was published by the students and at pres- ent he serves as Faculty Advisor of Phase.

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,aa nam MMM of eww of ,cr Rev. Frederick Fehrenbacher has been vice-president of the College since 1938. Closely united to the students as an active member of the faculty in the Social Science Department, Father Fehrenbacher has won the admiration of the entire student body with his understanding and kindness. Among his other duties away from teaching Father Fehren- bacher acts as director of the Religious Brothers of the Precious Blood. He is a member of the athletic board. Very active in sports during his college he is now highly responsible for the present standard of sportsmanship in the athletics of the College. A faith- ful follower of all sporting events he can always be found encour- aging the St. Joe men to victory whenever and wherever they play. Page Twenty-th ree R1-LVLRLND Fummrzmck I lT1iHRhNBAC,HIfli, MA. Vim' Pl'l'Sftll'IIf

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fjafeccel of like engage To Rev. Norman G. Koller, Dean of Men, is assigned the disciplinary func- tions of a boarding college for men. The youngster of the Board of Administra- tion through his genuine personality and knowledge of young men is performing his duties in a manner satisfactory to both the faculty and student body. Fr. Koller also serves as faculty military advisor, a position of paramount impor- tance to both the college and to the stu- dents. He is a member of the teaching staff of the Department of Religion. Fr. Koller received his A.B. degree from St. Joseph's College. The Chairmanship of the Department of Physical Education is held by Rev. Ed- ward M. Roof. Under his jurisdiction are all matters pertaining to the physical wel- fare of the student body. As President of the Athletic Board Fr. Roof is a member of the College Board of Administration. During his term of oflice the athletic teams of the college have risen to out- standing success in the Indiana Confer- ence. His chief concern is however not with providing the best equipment and train- ing for the varsities but in maintaining a thorough Physical Training program for all students. This year under his leader- ship a compulsory physical training pro- gram was introduced. 'E .w - , fi W wg., , . iff Q RIQVFREND NOIKNIAN C. KOl.I,ER, A.B Drum of Mru RFVIQREND EDWARD M. Roof, MA. Prcfxizfunl of Alblefir Board