St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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' -eg 5 an 3 5,10 2 2 I I V , ,,.L.. . 2 i 4 nit 5 110 l UU1 ll - 'i:f.. ' 'L ,rrf fflw ,QQ iggfzif l 'T'144 ,N -r- lweifik umm: , -. .. .., aww'- ,yu-yn, .rf W' 1 Record enrollment read the headlines in the campus news- paper last fall. More than half of the students who matriculated had become quite cosmopolitan from their experiences in the mili- tary uniforms of Uncle Sam. Whether the G. I. tours of these men had carried them to India or to the city of the Eifel Tower, they were impressed with the plans of the college for them and with the improvements that had been going on during their absence. A better satisfied student body would be difficult to find. S AA! Xa 'hu rs fl -Q, . X..! Page clcfvcn

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THF RLV. EDWIN KAISER, Chairman fzwam ML phaviwpm, mm Haul get nwz. fnllaqa If Ever conscious of the materialistic trend in the world of our day, St. Joseph's has endeavored to inculcate in its future leaders the fundamental principles of human living through religion and phil- osophy. She knows that social unrest, wars, and discord exemplify the precarious and chaotic state of the world of today. She also realizes that only through religion and philosophy can the turbulent waves of unrest be pacified. Here at St. Joseph's, religion and philosophy have played an im- portant role in the student's life. They have moulded his thoughts in the classroom, guided his activities on the campus, and adequate- ly prepared him for the vocation he has selected in life. The stu- dent at St. Joseph's has been constantly exposed to Truth. To him, the worth of religion and philosophy has never been underestimated. He has learned to appreciate the two factors that countribute to a fullness of life. In them he has come to know the principles that underlie all correct thinking. The Rev. Edwin Kaiser received his degree, Doctorate of Sacred Theology, from St. John Lateran Papal Institute in Rome. Since his re- turn from Rome, Father Kaiser has taught at St. Charles Seminary except for two years, 1938-'40, when he was director of sacred eloquence at the Pljecious Blood Mission House, Charlottesville, Vllfginia. He assumed the chairmanship of the Fellgion and philosophy department at St. J oseph's ln the fall of 1944. A Ever a proponent of sound scholastic philosophy and Catholic doctrine, Fr. Kaiser has kept a steady fl0W of articles directed toward such periodicals as the Ecclesiastical Review, Homiletic Monthly, America, and many others. i Page thirteen