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

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College of Arts and Sciences Sign here, please. ' I Its beginnings date back to the foundation ot Saint Louis Academy, opened in 1818 In the Right Rev. Louis Wilham DuBourg, the Bishop of Loui- siana. The Academy grew into Saint Louis College and finally into Saint Louis Universit -, chartered in 1832. Students in the College strive towards four principal goals: first, a command of segments of knowledge from a variety of fields considered es- sential in the equipment of an educated man ; sec- ond, a command of the great religious truths which give meaning and coherence to the whole of life; third, a command of the fundamental principles, techniques, and habits of a rational approach to human life and living. Rev. Fr. n ' cis T. Severin, S.J. Assistant Dean Finally, the student seeks a com- mand of an integrated field ot knowl- edge which may serve as a core to later growth. Registration day dawns. Page 13

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Arts Sciences The Liberal Arts College is the very heart of a Jesuit University. Its objectives correspond most completely to the Jesuit educational ideal — the formation of a man who is possessed of a broad knowledge, a well-trained mind, an intellectual Catholicism, and an operative Christian philosophy of life. As in the case of all Jesuit educational institutions, the College of Arts and Sciences is the original unit of Saint Louis University. Pane 12 Paul C. Riunkrt, S.J. Dean

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On O • , I HBl. lHii ».JraB ALIiKECHT, EDMUND C, JR. Clayton, Missouri HACIIKI.OR or ARTS l!o(ik yiiill Club ' .3 J- ' -H; Classical Club ' ,3y- ' 41; French Club ' ,39- ' 40; Spanish Club ' 40- ' 41; Sodalily ' 39- ' 41. i5. ri ' i:K r, joski-h f. Saint Louis, Missouri PACirRI.OR OF SCIKNCE I ' i Mu E|)silon ' 45- ' 47. U. KR ■. WILLIAM M. Siiint Louis, Missouri HACHKLOR OF ARTS Delta Nu ' 40- ' 43; Class President ' 41- ' 42; Le Cercle Francais ' 41- ' 4.3; President ' 43; Swimmint; Instructor ' 41- ' 42. BOLAND, JOHN J. Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Alpha Delta Gamma ' 42- ' 43, ' 45- ' 47; Pi Mu Epsilon ' 45- ' 47. BOLANOVICH, LESTER JOHN Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CALLERO, JOSEPH A. Everett, Massachusetts BACHELOR OF SCIENCE International Relations Club ' 46- ' 47, Vice-President ' 47; Sodalitv ' 44- ' 47. CASHEN, MICHAEL A. Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF ARTS CHILDRESS, RICHARD JEFFERSON Erlanger, Kentucky BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Phi Thcta Psi ' 42- ' 43, Vice-President ' 43; Philalethic Societ - ' 40- ' 42, President ' 42; Acolvte ' 4(1- ' 42, ' 45; Universit - News ' 42. ' 46; Sodality ' 41- ' 42: Thomist Club ' 46, National Federation of Catholic Coll;ge Students ' 42, Vice-President ' 42. COSTIGAN, W ILLIAM KEANE Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Alpha Delta Gamma ' 39- ' 41, ' 46- ' 47, Treasurer ' 41, Treasurer-Corresponding .Secretary ' 46; Le Cercle Francais ' 39- ' 41, ' 46; Classical Club ' 39- ' 41; International R elations Club ' 46. DOBINSKY, NORMAN S. Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Rho Theta ' 43- ' 44; Pi Mu Epsilon ' 44; Band ' 46- ' 47, President ' 46. DYE, THOMAS E. Saint Louis, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Pi Mu Epsilon ' 45- ' 47. ENGELBREIT, JOSEPH J. Kirkwood, Missouri BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Delia Nu ' 44- ' 47, Chancellor ' 46- ' 47; Cjass Vice-President ' 46- ' 47; German Club ' 4,5- ' 47; Sodality ' 44- ' 47; Conclave ' 46- ' 47. Page M