University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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V3 T Q, n, 'Bn wofzbm 0 This year Forty Hours devotions came at a particularly appropriate time -the beginning of Lent. It gave students of the College a chance to prepare them- selves for the Lenten duties which as Catholics they perform. The forty-hour exposition of the Eucharist was still another reminder in their College lives of the life-giving and soul-saving power of the grace which devotion to Christ brings. Father LeBeau diftributzd Communion to the fewer: in the Mas: closing the Forty Hour: Devotion flzftj. Qnuer bearer: Dan F olcy and Steve Quigley mcenxed the path of the Bleued Sacrament fbelowj.

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.fi i Rev. Joseph A. Schabert, S. T. B., M. A., Ph. D. Rev. William E. O,Donne1l, S. T. B., D. Sc. H. Profesfor of Philosophy Dean of the College mhmhwfam O Administrative duties of the College are divided into three distinct units all subject to the supervision of the President. Reverend Joseph A. Schabert, Dean of the College, supervises the unit of Aca- demic Administration which administers all matters pertaining to instruction, ad- mission, the curriculum, class room activi- ties, the laboratories, library and so forth. He is assisted by Reverend Arnold E. Luger, Registrar, and the Committee on Studies. Perxonnel Dmn Profesxor of H-iftory Reverend William E. O'Donnell, Person- nel Dean, presides over the unit of Student Personnel Service which supervises and controls student activities of a non-aca- demic nature. This unit deals with the Religious life of the students, student dis- cipline, health and physical education and so forth. Students living in Ireland Hall are under the direct supervision of the Personnel Dean through Reverend Edward Holland, Head of Ireland hall.