St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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PROVINCIAL The Very Rev. S. W. OBERHAUSER, C. PP. S. BISHOP The Most Rev. JOHN G. BENNETT, D. D. Bishop Bennett is an alumnus of St. Joseph’s and bishop of the diocese of Lafayette, in which Collegeville is locat¬ ed. He is a great friend of the college and has often helped it out both officially and unofficially. Father Oberhauser is the Provincial of the Precious Blood and the President of the Board of Control of the college. Although he does not live on campus, his decisions are in large part responsible for what happens here.

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Ten o’clock. At this time most students are attending to the serious business of the day— education. They listen to lectures on sociological situations, take notes on Aristotelian theory, produce hydrogen, or learn the balance sheet equation. This is the learning process.

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Everyone knows that the faculty’s job is to teach and everyone should know t hat another job of the faculty is to counsel. This is secondary, of course, but nevertheless it is important. For this is how the student makes sure that he is taking the right courses, and then the counselor is always there to listen to the student’s troubles, small or large, and help him arrive at decisions. Class is ending, not starting, which is pretty well self- evident. It should also be self-evident that the same stu- dents don’t charge into the same Science Building for the same class as they charge out of it. But they still get there. THE VERY REV. RAPHAEL H. GROSS, Ph. D. President THE FACULTY AS