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

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'55 Liss Elma Poole, registrar, assists Henri acid Wiirz a regisiraiion problem. ,,,fef2fi J X X uf J ff iff, aff' Q Edward Kinsella. Arts Senior. drops in on Father Bemard Sellmeyer, student counselor. for cx chat. fu 77 U3 4 LG if , C of 11 JLTQ Fjcn We C, . Qfgjog. Q1 VGS I . aol Rice, AN s On, ARTS IUNIORS Third row-Sondaq, Schejbal. Kahniann, Giles, l-lolton, Perez, Robertson, Pross, lasper, Boylan, Brueqqeinann. Second row--King, Eddy, Tallmant, l-labenichi, Lindley, Combs, Dowd, Friskel, Kloeppel, Nash, Godar. First row-Desloqe, Offner, Xfkfool, O'Day, Arney, Canella, Grant, T. Trares, I. Trares, Rashid. cial., comg lu! b .' any Dol, sh, ' Ark in don, Q Inq, 1 d cqhy Co ul I day ,f,, X. I1 o ay, on. Bee wzzdogp 105399, ov bf I 0 91' I compcgcofa Us i ' l 41. 1 9

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wtwwww Rev. Matthias B. Martin, S. I., is as- sistant dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Students hold an informal seminar in the Arts College lounge to cram for that bugaboo of all undergraduates, final exams. ULLEBE UP HTS A Il IIIE EES Rev. Wilfred M. Mallon, S.l., is dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, regent of the senior Corporate Colleges and director of the Summer Session. The Iesuit liberal arts college, in common with the whole Catholic system of education, has for its primary objective the formation of the true and perfect Christian in his wholeness. As each agency of the Church for human welfare and progress has its distinctive area of emphasis, so the Catho- lic college exists to impart knowledge considered es- sential to a liberal education: to provide experience de signed to cultivate the intellect, will and emotions: to produce, in fine, the educated man possessed of broad knowledge, a trained mind, an intellectual Catholicism and an operative Christian philosophy of life. The College of Arts and Sciences is on the approved list of the Association of American Universities and is an accredited member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. It holds membership in the Iesuit Educational Associ- ation, the National Catholic Educational Association, the American Council on Education, the Association of Ameri- can Colleges, and the American Association of Collegiate Registrars.

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