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C O NTENTS of B oar d Tr u stees Officers F acu l ty C al endar Foundation ‘ General Information Special Directions O rder of th e D ay Religious Exercises R u les of C onduct ’ Student s O utfit Terms Seraphic Scholasticate Societies Schedule of Courses Schedule of Studies E ntertainm ents Th e C hronicle of B revities Acknowledgments List of Alumni th e Year C ATALO G U E O F TH E OF F ICERS F ACU L TY , AND STU DENTS NC E ST L AWRE C O L L EGE (M EM B ERS O F TH E ASSO C IATIO N O F C ATH O LIC C O L L EG ES) MOU NT CAL VARY , WISCONSIN FO ND DU L AC C O U NTY — 19 CIRC ULAR O F INFO RM ATIO N — 19 19 18 ST LAWR E NCE C O LLE G E FAC U LTY REV PAC I F I C U S RA I T H O M , REV BENED IC T M U EL L ER C AP O M , Vice P r es ident - , C AP ’ Rector— Professor Of Latin E ngli s h P en m an s hip Algebra ; Arithmetic , an d , REV C ORB I N IAN VI ERAC K ER O M C AP Profe s s or of L atin Greek German ' , , , ~ R h etoric and French , REV SAL ESI U S SC H N EW EI S an d Literature O M CAP , Prefect— Professor of Latin Greek Ecclesiastical and Uni vers al History , , REV L EO STE I N B ERG O M C AP , Professor of Biblical Intr oduction English Rhetoric and Literature , C h ristian Doctrine , REV B ON I F ACE G OL D HAU SEN O M , C AP G eomet ry A s tronomy Phys of Trigonometry i cal Geography and Zoolo gy T H O MAS GI L G O M CAP Professor of Ge rman Drawing and Ger m an P enm an sh l p P rofessor ( , , , ‘ REV , ” , , REV N ERI U S SEM M L ER O M C AP P rofe ssor of Christian Doctrine Latin Greek and Hebrew; , , , REV CEL ES T I NE B ITTL O M CAP , Professor of P h ilo s ophy History of Philosophy Engli s h Literature and Physics REV C AM IL L U S B EC KER O M Cap Profe s sor of Christian Doctrine English G rammar and Lite rature REV VI C TOR M U EL L ER O M Cap P rofessor of Latin and Greek , , , , ' , REV T HEOD ORE R OEMER O M C AP , Prefect —Professor REV R OGER GANS , O M of Latin English and B otany C AP , , Profe s s or of German U S Hi s tory and G eography , MR AL P H ONSE STAEGER Professor of Instrumental and Vocal Music , ST LAW RE NC E C O LLE G E CA LE NDAR 19 17 — 19 End June Of current collegiate year giving Benediction Sept Sept of conditioned for advanced clas s e s O ct Dec — St Francis Day Patron feast - th e College resume d - year Examinati o ns 2 — Wa s h ington Of — — Mid ’ Birthday s April —2 April 7— St Ap ril SO— Rector l Easter Reces s — March St Thom a s Aquinas Day June June 5— Cla s s es May ap — Thank s giving Day — Christmas Vacation begins 29 May Of Lawrence Day Jan Feb — St 19 18 Jan and N OV tudents $ Nov s pl icants 6— Formal O pening Solemn Ma s s Of the H ol y G h os t Veni Creator Benediction Clas s es re s umed 0— Annual Retreat Opens Sept Mass of Thank s 5— Examin ation ’ Joseph s Day —May ’ s Day Day ’ Procession to our Lady s S h rine — 30 Memorial Day 4— Field Day 0— Commenc emen t ' l f holiday Every Thursday afternoon is The Rector m ay grant an occasional half holiday in fall or spring , when outdoor exercises would seem benefi cial ST LAWRE NCE C O LLE GE F O UND ATI ON The establishm ent Of the Capuchin Fathers at Mt C alva r y , in led to the foundation Of a college in which postulants , f or the O rder might be prepared for their vocation this College more generally useful 861 to young men secular clergy and the growth as p r ng , TO m ake its doors were opened in to the holy priesthood among the The attendance during the first years was small of the institution slow owing to the poverty , Of the fo u nders the limited means Of the early C atholic s ettlers , and all those di fficulties and e mbarrassments wi th which pioneers must contend The modest beginning however continued to , , prosper almost every year witnessing some ad dition , tion until the traditional quadrangle , p l eted and surrounded by a group m odation of students Of altera the monaste ry was com buildings for the a ecom The main building 88 , Of or of the p resent C ollege was erected in and in the same year th e Province of St Joseph Of the apu hin rder was inco porated pursuant to the Laws Of the r c O C , State of colleges Wi sconsin f or the purpose , of conducting churches and ST LAWRE NC E C O LLE GE G E NE RAL I NF O RM ATI ON DIRE C TI O N—St Lawrence College stands under the di rection Of th e Capuchin Fath ers of th e Province Of St Joseph whose Provincial is ex Offi cio P re s ident of the College and whose D efinitor s are its Trustees NAME—Its patron and model is St Lawrence an illus Born at B r u ndu s iu m tr iou s Saint of the O rder Of Capuchins Italy July 2 559 he entered the newly founded O rder of Capuch ins at the age Of In his earliest youth he had ex h ibited a wonde rful development Of the faculties of his mind and heart and in h is higher studies at Padua he excelled above all h is co m petitors in intellectual penetration retentive memory gentle disposition and untiring diligence Hi s knowledge of Latin Gr eek Hebrew Chaldaic German Bohemian French and Spanish was considered miraculous His faculty in dealing with the most intricate philosophical and theological questions to gether with oratorical powers and profound piety caus ed him to be appointed Lector Of the Venetian P rovince Of the O rder when only 2 years Of age He soon after became Guardian in Provincial in ; D efinitor General in ; Papal Legate to Germany in 9 ; the inspiring director of the Chri s tian forces against the Turks in 60 ; General Of the O rder in 60 ; Papal Envoy to Germany in 6 ; to Bavaria in 609 ; to Spain in He died July 2 was b eatifi ed in and canonized by L eo XIII D ecember 8 — O BJE CT The general aim Of this institution is to educate young men for the holy priesthood A special aim is to prepare aspirants for the religious life in the Capuchin O rder — L O CATI O N St Lawrence College enj oys a ve r y beautiful location 60 feet above Lake Michigan and 00 feet above Lake Winnebago only a few miles distant It is sufficiently elevated to enj oy a bracing atmosphere at the same time sufficiently r e m ote from the chilling vapors Of the lake In its elevated loca tio u it co m mands a charming view Of one Of the most fertile and best cultivated s ections Of Wisc onsin The surrounding grounds have been attractively imp roved to make Mt Calvary a seclu ded and pleasant retreat f or the lover Of study ACCE S SIB ILITY—M t Calva ry is a small village miles east Of Fond du Lac and one mile and a half from Calvary a sta , - , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , $ , , ' “ , , ST LAWRENCE C O LLEGE O M Cap phons u s B aeu m l e, 45 Many Alumni learned to respect him during h is m any y ear s as Rector of the L au r entianu m and as Guardian of the Monastery Ill health compelled him to s eek rest in the Mona s tery of Detroit in the year w h ere he passed to his reward March Of this year A levite High Mass was sung in ou r chapel for the repose Of his soul ’ At the beginning of la s t year s vacation a former P r ofes s or Rev Albert Locher O M C ap Guardian Of St Francis Monastery Milwaukee died suddenly in a street car Rev Jerome Henkel O M Cap known on account of several r e treats given at the College died at the beginning Of this year ' , , , , , - , , , , B REVITIE S Even if not entirely perfect the new baseball diamond at the foot of the hill is now ready for u s e thanks to the generosity of ou r friends The first game was played September Th e $ score We would rather not m ention it An item Of special notice is the baseball game played December It was an ex tr em el y warm day for D ecember and immediately preceded the very cold weather of last winter O n the feast Of St Pacifi cu s September Fath er G u ar dian celebrated his nam eday The students united with the children of the pari s h to congratulate him in St Thomas Hall The College Band and O rchestra furnished the music and the ” “ students presented the one act farce The Photographer In order that the coat room m ight be kept in better order lockers h ave been placed in the ol d shoe room All can now keep thei r little necessaries within easy reach but secured by lock and key ’ All Saints Day new members were received into th e T h ird O rder Of St Francis while novices were professed ’ Th e love for th e Poor Souls was manife s ted on All Soul s Day by the many vi s its to th e chapel for gaining th e Plenary I n A solemn Requiem was sung in the morning In du l gences the afternoon a procession was f ormed to the little monastic cemetery in order to pray sp ecially for the deceased P r ofes sors of the C ollege Election Day November brought its wave of excitement also to th e Mount The voters were escorted to the election booth to the strains of music and with fly ing colors We did not , , , , - - , - , , , , , ST 46 LAWRE NCE C O LLE GE have to rely on news paper conj ectures for election returns but received all information reliably by Wireless Those remaining at th e College during Christmas Vac a tion received a cordial invitation to visit Rev R Kramer Of Dotyville Needless to say th ey respo nded with h eart and soul and— enj oyed themselves Holy Week Services were conducted in the usual solemn manner in our chapel Th e singers are especially to be praised for the excellent rendition Of the four voiced parts in the P as sion At the Tenebrae in the parish church the students sang a ” “ ” Lamentati on the Mi serere Benedictus and the C h ri stus ” factus est According to Calvarian tradition the month Of May is in au gu r ated with solemn services in honor of th e Queen of May This year Rev Neri ns O M Cap had the solemn High Mass Rev Victor M Cap assisted as D eacon Rev Salesi ns as Subdeacon In hi s sermon Rev C elestine O M Cap O M C ap eloquently extolled Mary on account Of her great holiness and dignity The weather not permitting a procession on thi s day the statue of the Blessed Virgin was sol emnly car ried to the shrine th e next afternoon Special devotions ar e held there every evening durin gMay , , , - $‘ , , , , , , , , , , , , , ST LAWRE NC E C O LLE GE 47 A C KNOW LED GM ENTS Most cordial thanks are tendered by the Institution to its benefactors during 6—1 C ontributions to the C hap el Library and Mu s eu m are al ways accepted from Alumni and oth er friends with sinceres t thank s and the best u s e will be made of s uc h contributions for the advancement Of science and literature Students : A New Breviary—4 vol s — with the Pro p rium O rd Min Cap to the Rev Rector , , F or I n digen t S tu den ts S L O Alumni Association h as started a second scholars hip in honor of SS Francis and B onaventure Rev W Emmerich Ellinwood Kansas a scholarship in honor Of St Werner ; also a scholarship in honor of St Catherine Of Sienna Rev N Rev N Mr George Haag by B equest A Benefactress F amily Berres St Michaels Wis Mr D Kempf Mt Calvary Wis Rev N , , , ‘ , , , , , , , , , , To the C hap el Rev Chas F Marshall Secaucus N J a set of very beautiful tabernacle curtains M Kelnhofer student a red silk tabernacle v eil R Klinz ing student a dozen of beautiful artificial roses Students : A set Of altar cards with brass frames ; carpet for the altar s tep and platform Benefactors : a red chasuble A Benefactress : alb surplice and table covers , , , , , , - - , To th e L i br ar y Capuchin Monastery vols Mr Hans B auer Manitowoc Wis Ueber L an d vols ; and several other volumes on the Sciences , , , , , u nd Meer , 48 ST LAWRE NCE C O LLE GE Benefactress Appleton W is vols The various departments of the National Governm ent at Madi s on and the Civil Service Commis s ion at Milwaukee re port s and document s and maps Hon M K Reilly M C and H on J H Davidson M C ’ The C ongressional Records Farmer s B ulletins Year B ook of Agriculture and other Department s Hon M K Reilly Map Of International Metric System , , , , , , , , , - , , , , To th e M u s eu m Rev F J Jansen El kh art Ind valuable and rare coins Confederate money Mr and Mrs M H W il tz iu s C hicago a copy of Th e ” Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser, Dec 8 Th e “ following Old books : Cruciatu s M ar ty r u m ; B iblia Sacra 66 German Bible ; an Ol d French B ible ; History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V Vol IV 7 ; The Travels of Sig P ietro della Valle 65 Mr Hans Bauer Manitowoc Wi s botanical S pecimens s ea s hells rare coins and stamps Mr William Fuchs B rooklyn N Y a large collection of rare stamps censored letters and album of photographic views of Chicago Rev Paul Reichertz O M album of photograp h ic views Of New York B enefactors from Appleton Wis Old prayer books (1 and very Old s tr in g rosary chains (ree d ) from th e P hilippines an ornament (eagle ) taken during a raid in the ’ P h ilippines empty cartridge and soldier s hat sign from Philip pine War folding drinking cup (one piece of wood ) fro m Japan gold or e from Arizona Old statuette from pilgrim age to Al toetting Old ribbon from pilgrimage to Lourdes , Bavarian S ilver dollar , 60 Old coins Mr B raun Mt Calvary W is Mexican money and pe s os shell found on battlefield of Santa Ana Mexico Mr J B renner Mt Calvary W is an Old Terzerol pistol found on h is land Dr J M B aas en Mes s rs J Brenner S Kohli M Schuster F Holzmann M Schmitz Mt Calvary W is Indian relics M Y enn student new U S A silver c C and c p i ece s , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , - 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