St Louis University - Archive Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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SOPHOMORES, GROUP A Top row-McAuley, Winlceler, McGra'lh, Denvir, Giles, Pross, Michel, Moore. Third row-Farrell, Tagqerl, Oclculy, Kloeppel Gindra, Brady, McDonough, Second row - Pilla, Mullarlcy, Cornrnerford Meagher, Shanahan, Cook, Barreil. Bollom row-Blaeser, D'Arnico, Gianella, Neill Thurman, Sondag, Sclmurr, Benavides, Wool. SOPHOMORES, GROUP B Top row-Pandolfo, Goclar, Morrow, Sierra Spahl, lndelicaro, Fleming, Mudd, Conradi. Second row-King, Schrieber, Habenichl, Wal- lher, Ryan, Brennan, Nash, Pohrer, Offner. Boilom row-Desloqe, Wesl, Trares, Combs Hollon, Axley. Rinlce, Trares, Rashid. PRES!-IMEN, GROUP A Top row-Tobin, Williams, McVay, Traub, Pul- liam, Wehner, Moeller, Van Pell. Third row-Roemerman, Weilhorn, Mueller, Mc- Calpin, Van Pell, Srines, O'Malley, Texlor, Re- pello. Second row-Waller. Moore. Yanevich, Sig- naigo, Mullaney, Toler, Minnich, Pagono, Mas- succi. Bollom row-Vohs, Mohan, Whirlinghill, Renard Schlesinger, O'Hallaron, McMahon, Slelm-aclci Muclcerrnan. FRESHMEN. GROUP B Top row-Griesbaum, Balmer, Griesedieclc, Krebs, Donohoo, Koflcis, Guignon, Burnes, Frenzer, Burke, Lindley, Dallon. Third row-Krarner, Conran, Slauder, La Driere, Jones, Gorman, Garland, Horan, Fiian, Kauf- man, De Cosler, Albrechl. Second row-Gaslcill, O'Dor1nell, Goeh-ausen, Dielzschold, Buclcheirn, Hauqhey, Forner, How- ard, Huhn, Beuse, Howe, Harris, Krieger. Bollom row-Eberle, Gayou, Jennings, Carroll, Jasper, Kasianas, Dowd, Brennan. Clarkson, Cohen, Canlalin, Tarlcow, Hayden. 722. : xx, .3 gs ,I li, if l -ri.-A-.5-Aw W f- X Rafi j,-' f' 'il i .fx ,. 1' ', if iffirsoil' . i K fl -' iii4:g-1l --. - Y .--5 fre-f fl rv Q:f'- 1 ff:--.SN i5ilN,VlSgv L5 -gist Lilgf Page 'Twenty-fr

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Umm div V 'f.,5 2 J OL OF DIVIITITV Rev. Aloysius C, Kemper, S.J., dean OT The School OT DiviniTy. FOUNDED I834g REORGANIZED 1899. WHEN Tl-lE SOCIETY arose, Theology was sTill enThroned in her posiTion OT undis- puTed supremacy among The sciences. The modern so-called scienTiTic mind wiTh iTs disdain and scorn OT Theological learning had nOT yeT been born. The zeal wiTh which The JesuiTs Took up The culTivaTion and promoTion OT This Tield OT lcnowledge could noT Tail To produce an array OT wriTers and proTessors ThaT are The pride, noT only OT The JesuiTs, buT OT The CaTholic Church iTselT .... The prillianT TirsT cenTury OT JesuiT Theological Teaching made iTselT TelT in The whole OT Europe, parTicularly' Through The greaT cenTers OT learning, such as The Roman College, and more Than a score OT oThers in Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, and PorTugal. ln all OT These The sacred sciences were given The place OT honor, and The illusTrious TaculTies broughT Thousands To a sound appreciaTion OT The True CaTholic posiTion .... Salmeron and Laynez . . . ToleTus, Molina, Gregory OT Valencia, Vasquez, De Lugo Suarez, The Doctor Eximius . . . Bellarmine . . . Lessius . . . Canisius . . . PeTavius . . . MaldonaTus . . . Busenbaum . . . Franzelin, Mazzella, BilloT . . . Noldin, Lehmlcuhl, Eerreres, GenicoT, SabeTTi, Vermeersch .... On Two poinTs in parTicular JesuiT Teaching never hesiTaTed: The inTallibiliTy OT The Supreme PonTiTT, and The lmmaculaTe ConcepTiOn OT The Blessed Virgin. These were singled ouT and sTressed Trom The sTarT, Though They came To- be dogmaTically deTined by The Church only in The nineTeenTh cenTury. Aloysius C. Kemper, S.J., The JesuiTs as Theologians . Jesuit Bulletin, XIX, 7-TO.