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AL IRAQI

1967

PUBLISHED BY THE

SENIOR CLASS

BAGHDAD COLLEGE

BAGHDAD IRAQ

REV. JOHN V. OWENS, S.J

DEDICATION

With sincere admiration and deep respect, the Graduating

Class of 1967 takes pride in dedicating this issue of "Al-Iraqi"

to Fr. John V. Owens, s.j. Throughout our years at Baghdad

College we have been proud to know him as a father and

friend. As a man of God, he has taught us by example and

word the true meaning of life. As a devoted and patient coun-

selor he has been an invaluable source of encouragement and

enlightenment for us. Surely we are better for having knownhim, and now we are happy to offer him this small expression

of our gratitude.

FACULTY

REVEREND JOHN A. CARTY, S.J.

RECTOR OF BAGHDAD COLLEGE

Rev. Harold R. Powers, s.j

Principal

Rev. Walter R. Pelletier, s.j.

Assistant Principal

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Bro. Lawrence J. Foley, s.j.

Prefect of Discipline

and Infirmarian

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Rev. Joseph D. Quinn, s.j.

Administrator

Rev. Thomas J. Kelly, s.j.

Treasurer

Mr. Mansur Gorial

Assistant to the Tren >

Mr. Manuel Abdulahad

Assistant to the Treasurer

Rev. Jo-

MMacDONNELL, S.J.

Rev. Andrew J. Scopp, s.j.

Religion 1,3,4

Rev. Joseph G. Fennell, s.j.

Chemistry 4, 5

Rev. T. Gerry, s.j.

Biology

Rev. Joseph T. Bennett, s.j.

School Librarian

Mr. A. Michael Hutchins

Religion 2

Chemistry 2

Mr. E. Denis Walsh

English 1 Rev. Joseph P. Merrick, s.j.

Rev. Neil F. Decker, s.j.

English 1

English Lab 1, 2

Rev. Joseph E. O'Connor, s.j.

Religion 4

Mathematics 4

Rev. Edward J. Banks, s.j.

Religion 1

Mathematics 1

Mr. William R. Ahmuty III

Religion 2

Mathematics i

Mr. George Abbosh

History 1

National Education 1

Mr. Abdulahad George

Arabic 1

Rev. Charles W. Mahan, s.j.

Religion 3

Mathematics 1, 2

Mr. Frank A. Sikora

Biology 4

Chemistry 2

Rev. Leo J. Shea, s.j.

Counsellor

Mr. Tawfiq Askar

Geography 1, 2

Rev. James J. O'Halloran, s.j.

Religion 1

English 3, 4

Mr. Carmen R.J. Fuccillo

Mathematics 2

Rev. John V. Owens, s.j.

Religion 1

Biology 4

Mr. Joseph C. Trainer

Religion 2

English 2

Mr. Edward T. McNamara

Mathematics 1

Mr. Jamil Salim

Arabic 1

Rev. James F. Morgan, s.j.

Religion 1, 3, 4, 5

Mr. Gabriel Shamsi

English Lab Assistant

Rev. John L. Mahoney, s.j.

Religion 1

English 4

Mr. John R. Houston, Jr.

Religion 2

English 2, 3

Rev. Edward F. Madaras, s.j.

Mathematics 3

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Religion 1

Mathematics 1

Mr. Stephen R. Kramer

Mathematics 2, 3

Rev. John J. McCarthy, s.j.

Physics 4

Mr. Richard K. Hoefling

Physics 3Mr. Michael J. McDermott

Religion 2

Mathematics 2

Chemistry 2

Rev. Robert F. Regan, s.j.

Religion 2

English 4

Mr. Khadhuri Farjo

Arabic 2

Rev. Sidney M. MacNeil, s.j.

Religion 3, 5

English 5

Rev. Richard J. Stanley, s.j.

Religion 2

English 2, 3

Mr. Comille Tebsherany

English

Mr. Sami Butte

Chemistry 4

Biology 3

Mr. John J. Carroll, Jr.

Religion 2

English Lab 1

Mr. Yaqub Esko

Arabic 5

Rev. Robert J. Sullivan, s.j.

English Lab 1, 2

Rev. Joseph A. Paquet, s.j.

Religion 1

Mathematics 2, 3

Mr. Edmund A. Scanlan

Religion 2

English 2

Rev. Thomas J. Gibbons, sj.

Physics 3, 5

Rev. Joseph J. Flaucher, s.j.

Mathematics 4

Physics 3

Mr. Michael W. Albin

English 2

Rev. John Teeling, s.j.

Fulbright Professor of English,

Baghdad University

Mr. Naim Kitto

History 2


Mr. John Bruch

English 1

Rev. James H. McCarthy, s.j.

English 2, 3

English Lab 1

TURERS

Mr. A-Razzaq al-Ubaidi

Arabic 2

Mr. Ahmad Shahad

Arabic 3

Mr. Fadhil D.akkak

National Education 1, 3

Mr. Azhar Sharif

Arabic 4

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Mr. Muhammad Ali FIatif

Arabic 3

Mr. Alfred Xasri

Physics 4, 5

Mr. Radhi al-Said

Arabic 3

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Mr. Yasin Rashid

History 3

Mr. Hamid al-Ani

Arabic 1, 2

Mr. Muhammad Ali al-Bir

Arabic 2

Mr. Shihab al-Hamdani

Arabic 4

Mr. Yusuf Haddad

Biology 5

Mr. Nasir Taqtaq

Mathematics 3

Mr. Jurjis Bunni

Biology 2

Mr. Faisal Najmaddin

Geography 2

Mr. Khudhair al-Ubaidi

Geography 3

Mr. Elia Yaqub

Chemistry 3, 5

Mr. Khalid Saqal

Physics 3

Mr. Adil Shammani


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SENIORCLASS

Oaakdad L>olleae

ABBAS AL-SHALJI ^< o-y

The subjects which I found most interesting were Physics and English. As for

my leisure time, I spent most of it reading and discussing literary and scientific

magazines and books. Handball, chess, photography, motion pictures and music

occupied the rest of my time, although I rarely missed a chance to watch an excit-

ing ball game.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, English Academy, Intramural Sports.

AHMAD SHIKARA 3jl£i J\jJ | ^ _u^i

My favorite activities at school were debating, playing handball and ping-pong

and taking part in scientific projects. At home I occupied myself with social acti-

vities, books, radio and television. I was interested chiefly in Solid Geometry,

Chemistry and Biology, and I have my sights set on a career in the scientific or

medical field.

ALA HUSAIN u-* «-Mp

The thing which I admired most about Baghdad College was its campus. Myfavorite sports were baseball and football. For relaxation I enjoy swimming and

listening to soft music. My interest in sciences may lead me to a future in medicine.

Debating Society, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

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ALA SHARIF '—Hj~" 3?y *^

During my five years at Baghdad College I made many friends among the fathers

and students. The school won my interest in many ways. I was mainly interested

in Physics, while my liking for Botany coincides with my intended medical career.

I participated in tennis, baseball and football and enjoyed the Debating Society.

Debating Society, Football.

ALEX SALIBIAN jLJU» ^y. uJj\

Tending to be quiet and reserved, I am fond of reading scientific books. In myspare time I like to listen to popular music. Swimming and hunting are my favorite

sports. Chemistry and Biology appeal to me, so I hope medicine will be my career.

Bus Prefect.

ALEXANDER BOJKOV i—SiSs-iy j_L™SJ!

My years in Baghdad College were happy years. I played basketball with myfriends and studied intensely when necessary. Off campus I liked to read and

listen to various kinds of music. My favorite subjects were Physics, Chemistry

and Mathematics, which will help me in my future studies of engineering.

Scientific Academy, Intramural Sports.

ALI ABDULLAH if <il x* J*

At Baghdad College I was an enthusiastic member of the English Academy, Debat-ing Society and Scientific Academy. As for sports, I favored football and handball.

Motion pictures, books, music and stamps occupied my leisure time. My ardent

interest in English and Biology will aid me in my future studies of medicine.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, English Academy, Intramural Sports.

ALI GHALIB aUJ-l JU Jp

These five years in Baghdad College have been pure pleasure, invaluable profit

and a significant experience. I was completely absorbed in the classroom and labo-

ratory work of Biology and Physics. Outside of school my leisure time was divided

between playing football and reading scientific books.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, English Academy, "Al-Iraqi" Staff, Elo-

cution Contest, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

ALI MAHMUD lS^s- J I ^ Jp

Biology, Arabic and Geometry are the subjects which appeal to me. My favorite

sports are swimming and handball, while reading poetry and playing chess give

me keen enjoyment. My interest in my studies promises me success in the medical

field.

Scientific Academy, English Academy, Intramural Sports.

ALI NAJI •-V11 ^ >I spent many happy hours in the Biology laboratory this year. Boxing and baseball

are my favorite sports, while, at home, I like to relax with good books. Arabic and;vere my favorite lessons. I hope to make a future in medicine or in the

:hemistry.

Intramural Sports.

AMIR JIHAD Jlp- y\t-

A calm person, I was a serious and determined student. Handball is my favorite

sport, and, off campus, I relax by reading or swimming. Mathematics and Physics

kept me busy at home as well as at school. My ability in these subjects assures meof success in engineering.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society.

AQIL HAJ-TALIB vJU, J^ip

During my years at B.C. I made many friends. I enjoyed playing volleyball andwatching baseball. I used to relax from duties and the pressure of study by watching

TV, or reading History, Arabic poetry or newspapers. My favorite subjects were

Mathematics and Physics, and I hope for a career in engineering or medicine.

Intramural Sports.

ARA OVANESSOF k_5»—.u'j1,1 111,

I occasionally enjoyed a game of handball or baseball. Outside school, I liked

swimming, listening to soft music or collecting stamps. My favorite subjects were

Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. I hope to be a civil engineer.

Sodality, Scientific Academy, " Al-lraqi'

Sports.

Staff, Debating Society, Intramural

AZAM AHMAD ^t)jXA _u^| .\y.

During the five years I spent at Baghdad College, baseball and ping-pong were

the sports I enjoyed most. Outside of class, reading scientific books, watching

scientific programs on TV and reading stories were my favorite hobbies. Being

interested in Physics and Mathematics, I have chosen a career in electrical engi-

neering.

Intramural Sports.

AZIM AL-SANAWI l£j—M JW -V1

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During my school years at Baghdad College I found myself interested in Biology

and Mathematics. I enjoyed playing football on the lovely fields of the college.

In my leisure time I found pleasure in listening to music and going on picnics with

my friends. I hope to be a doctor.


BASHAR YUSUF jjlail JLp jUj -Uj£

Since I like to be sociable, I won many friends at Baghdad College. I spent part

of my free hours in the library reading scientific books or magazines. I also enjoyed

chess, and, as for sports, swimming was my favorite. The subjects I found mostinteresting were Biology and Physics, which lead me towards a career in engineer-

ing or medicine.

Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

CLEMENT JOHNSTON Cf—>yr J>j\ Oys"

I always found pleasure in the company of my classmates. I was often to be seen

enjoying a game of handball or American football. I like to listen to music and

read stories for my free time relaxation. My interest in Physics draws me to a future

in electrical engineering.

Scientific Academy, " Al-Iraqi" Staff, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

DHIA AL-HARIRI ^JA «UIt has always been my desire to make as many friends as possible during my rive

years at Baghdad College. I enjoyed all sports, especially football and baseball,

.nterested in Biology and Chemistry. For this reason I hope to obtain a

legree in the future.

Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

DHIA NAMAN jl^l 0^' .L^

During my five memorable years at Baghdad College, I was provided with a high-

caliber intellectual training. I enjoyed various sports and acquired many faithful

friends. Biology and Chemistry fascinated me; football and baseball excited me.

Swimming and reading were my favorite leisure activities. I look forward to a

career in medicine.

Scientific Academy, Sacred Heart League, Debating Society, Track, Intramural

Sports.

EMIL AZZO

During my years at B.C. I made many friends. With them I played and enjoyed

all sports, especially basketball, my favorite. In my leisure time I relax with soft

music or reading. I was most interested in Chemistry and Biology which will play

a major part in my future career in medicine.

Sacred Heart League, Intramural Sports.

FAISAL A-QADIR jU)l j^.1 jM\ xs- J^_>

In my opinion the most interesting of our studies were Physics Laboratory, Biology

and Plane Geometry. I enjoyed baseball and football and was a member of class

teams. My wish for the future is to be an engineer. My chief wish is to please myparents, my teachers and my country.

Football, Intramural Sports.

FARIS FARAJ ff)\^ £> WJ li

I was an enthusiastic member of the Sacred Heart League. I enjoyed playing foot-

ball and watching baseball games. Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics were

my favorite subjects. During leisure hours I liked to listen to music or read. Myambition is to be an engineer.

Sacred Heart League, Library Staff, Intramural Sports.

FARIS ISMAIL JjpLH WJ li

I enjoyed scientific subjects, but I found my greatest interest in the Biology labo-

ratory. My favorite pastime outside of school was reading novels. I enjoyed all

intramural sports but preferred basketball. I have not yet decided on a field for the

future, but I tend towards engineering.

Debating Society.

FARIS SHAMMAS u"^ &J-> WJ^

During my years at Baghdad College I have taken part in and enjoyed many acti-

vities. At home, listening to music has become one of my hobbies. My favorite

subjects were English and Mathematics, which, I hope, will aid me in my still

undecided future studies.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy,

English Academy.

Debating Society, Library Staff,

FIRAS HAQQI f.^ LS^ Wb>

My years at Baghdad College have been a pleasant experience because of the manyfriends I have gained and the fine education I have received. I was chiefly interested

in sciences and Mathematics, and I was dedicated to tennis and listening to music.

I will study to become a doctor.


FRAIDUN A-KARIM slitl f_j£!l ±s- J>-*iy

During my school years I found pleasure in the laboratories, the library and sport-

ing events. I enjoyed playing baseball and football, while my favorite subjects

were Physics and Mathematics. I hope to find success in the field of electrical

engineering.

FRANCIS SHLAIMUN jjljNl U^y_ JUL- ^~>}

I gained many friends at B.C. and developed an interest in Botany and Zoology.

My favorite pastime outside of school was reading books connected with these

subjects. I enjoyed handball, volleyball, baseball and swimming. My interest in

the study of animal diseases has led me to decide on a medical career.

FUAD A-HADI }\ ^pUI xs. alji

At B.C. I was mainly interested in my study of Physics and Chemistry. I enjoyed

sports, especially tennis. Outside of school I spent my leisure time in reading andlistening to music. I hope that I will become a successful doctor.

Intramural Sports.

GEORGE AYOUB ^y: £>sr

I spent all my time at Baghdad College in the company of my friends and class-

mates. I enjoyed baseball more than other sports and was a member of my class

team. My favorite subjects were Religion and Biology, and my interest in Biology

leads me towards the medical field.


GHAZWAN SABRI ,_ja-J-l J_^> Oljje-

Being athletic I played various sports, but football was ray favorite. I devoted myleisure time to hunting and reading stories. My strong interest in Mathematics

and Biology indicates a future career in the scientific field.

Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

HARITH BALAL J^Aj -L^J-l _lp J-tjU-

I enjoyed the work in the Physics and Biology laboratories very much, but I liked

English and Physics more than my other studies. My favorite sports were baseball

and football. Much of my leisure time was spent in the school library. My target

in life is to be a doctor so that I will be able to cure the sick.

Debating Society, Track, Intramural Sports.

HARITH KHAIRI Syi£. tSj&- »—'jU-

In school I spent my time studying. During my free time I liked playing for the

football and volleyball teams. I listened to classical music in my leisure hours.

I found Physics the most interesting of my studies. I hope to be an engineer in the

field of electronics.

Football, Basketball , Track.

HATEM MUKHLIS u*te- ~,U- ^V

I was interested in various sports during my time at the college. I developed an

interest in Biology and Chemistry. My favorite activities when off campus were

swimming, horseback riding and driving. My interest in sciences opens a wide

gateway to the study of medicine in the future.

Debating Society.

HUSAIN AL-RIKABI j^)\ jX^ Jp Ow-

Entering B.C. as late as fourth year did not prevent me from benefitting as muchas I could from the education offered there. I enjoyed the company of my classmates

and formed lasting friendships among them. Although not much of an athlete,

I enjoyed playing tennis at school and swimming during the Summer. I hope for

a career in geology.

Debating Society.

IMAD JAMIL Jo J_^ >\J-

Outside of class and when I find myself with leisure time, I enjoy reading and

watching games. Football and basketball were my favorite sports at home. I was

interested in Mathematics and Biology. My plans for the future are uncertain,

but I hope to be a doctor.

IMAD KAMIL ^Uy y£ >\J-

For relaxation I enjoyed hunting, while my favorite sport was basketball. In school

I preferred Physics and Chemistry. I hope for a future career in electrical engi-

neering.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

ISAM IBRAHIM ^^ j f*W f1-^

I enjoyed my years at B.C. and made many friends. In the scholastic field, I enjoyed

Biology and the Physics laboratory. Out of school I devoted my time to a variety

of things. I was interested in Arabic and English literature as well as art, drawing

and music.

Scientific Academy, Library Staff, Debating Society, English Academy.

ISAM JASSAM o/> lill »U rUI was a serious and ambitious student and enjoyed a fast game of handball as well

as baseball. My main interests in the classroom were sciences and Mathematics.

For relaxation I enjoyed music and general reading. My scientific studies have

given me a desire to be a doctor.

ISMAIL KANNA ^T r£l\X* J^Lb-I

At school I found my main interest in Chemistry and Physics. In addition to that

I enjoyed very much working in the Physics Laboratory. My favorite sports are

tennis, swimming and football. I am preparing myself for a future career in archi-

tecture.


JABIR ADAMO r si _»jjUj jjl

I joined very many of the school activities. Baseball and track were my favorite

sports, while, for a hobby, I enjoy trying to plan inventions. I was so fascinated

by Physics and Mathematics that I hope to set my feet on the road to an electrical

engineering degree.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Elocution Contest, Debating Society,

English Academy, Intramural Sports.

JACK JOSEPH qst Uujj>- ilU-

My sporting hours were taken up by baseball and sometimes volleyball. Off campusI enjoyed listening to classical music for relaxation. In class I favored Mathematics

and Physics which may steer me to a future career in engineering.

Scientific Academy, Sacred Heart League.

JAFFAR JAFFAR yu^- jl^T J^T

Though this great school filled me with awe at first, I soon learned that it was a

friendly place whose academic facilities would equip me properly for a career later,

I became a part of it. I found Biology rewarding, and I enjoyed playing tennis

and baseball. I look forward to a medical career and specialization in heart surgery.

Scientific Academy, "Al-Iraqi" Staff, Debating Society.

JALAL FAIQ JJl» J^I greatly enjoyed the happy and cooperative spirit of B.C. During my time there

tennis was my best sport, and I quite enjoyed watching football games and playing

volleyball. Among my studies, Mathematics attracted me most, and I was interested

in Physics and Chemistry very much. My ability in these fields will help me, though

my future is undecided.

Sacred Heart League, Debating Society, English Academy, Intramural Sports.

JAMAL NASIR Oj«C ,+ U JU*-

I won sincere friends at Baghdad College and was enthusiastic about all sports,

especially football. Off campus I liked to listen to music or watch football games.

At school, I spent many pleasant hours in the Physics Lab. My interest in Physics

and Mathematics leads me to pursue my studies in the field of engineering.

Sacred Heart League, Baseball, Intramural Sports.

JAMSHID ARMAGHANI

I was very interested in working in the laboratories, especially in Physics andBiology. Watching various sports is one of my pastimes, and I am very much inter-

ested in playing football and baseball. Outside school I liked swimming or relaxing

in front of the TV. I hope to be an engineer, if luck is on my side.

Scientific Academy, Football, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

KAMAL TESSY lS-^ JlT

I liked, more than anything else, the different kinds of sports at the college, such

as baseball and basketball. My favorite subjects were Physics and Biology, and,

for relaxation, I liked to go to the cinema or listen to popular music. I hope to be

an engineer in the future.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

KHALID ABDULAHAD iS-¥ Jj-NI Juc- jJU-

Being very energetic, I was a participant in many sports and an active memberof the basketball team. However, sports were not my only interest. Physics and

Mathematics were my favorite subjects and reading my favorite pastime. I look

forward to a career in architecture.

Basketball , Intramural Sports.

KHALID JURGIS ylall oJU

I had a keen interest in football which I enjoyed very much. I developed an interest

in Physics and Chemistry. In my free time I found relaxation in writing poetry

and listening to music. For the future, I hope to enter the Police College.

Football, Track.

KHUDHAIR ABBASdr-J' o"U

I was happy during my school years and never worried about things. I enjoyed

swimming and playing ping-pong, as well as collecting stamps and reading. In

school I was interested in Biology, Chemistry and laboratory work. I hope to have

a career in the field of medicine.


KHUDHAIR HADDAD J^~ u' 1 _^a>

In school I was interested in Physics and Chemistry. I enjoyed playing football,

ill and 'handball. When relaxing or during holidays I found pleasure in read-

cientific books. I am looking forward to a future in the Medical College College.


LAITH AL-QASSAB jUaill tB

My life at B.C. was very interesting, and I made many friends among the fathers

and students. Mathematics and Physics were my best subjects, and baseball and

football were my sports. In my leisure time I liked playing chess and watchingT.V. I hope to be an engineer in the future.

Debating Society, Football, Intramural Sports.

LUAY AL-HAFIDH iiiU-l gpUl xs. g;jj

I found my main interest at B.C. in my studies of Physics and Biology. Football

was my favorite sport, and I also enjoyed tennis. At home, I found pleasure in

reading and relaxed by listening to classical music. I hope to obtain an engineering

degree.


LUAY TAPPOUNI J^j JJliw. ^J)

Since getting to know oneself is such a difficult job, I can only say that, at present,

my interests are in scientific subjects, which might lead me to engineering. I enjoy

watching many sports and participating in swimming. Music and general reading

are two of my other interests.

Sacred Heart League.

LUAY ZABOUNI ^ ^ ^Of all the years I spent at B.C., I enjoyed the last two the most. I was chiefly inter-

ested in Biology and Physics. At times I could be found playing on the tennis courts.

Because of my interest in Biology, I hope to find success in the field of medicine.


MAAN AL-GAILANI j^Si\ f_/i\ x* y*

My time in Baghdad College was a period of enthusiasm, hard work and action.

I spent a great deal of time playing basketball and baseball without neglecting mystudies. I have enjoyed all of my years at the college and will always rememberthem with pleasure. I have always hoped for a career in medicine.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, "Al-Iraqi"

Bus Prefect.

Stuff, Intramural Sports,

MAAN AL-KHUDHAIRI iSj?*^ u^r^ u~"

My liking for people helped me to gain a wide circle of friends during my years

at Baghdad College. I enjoyed listening to classical music and liked to play tennis

and football. My interest in sciences draws me towards a career in electrical engi-

neering.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, "Al-Iraqi" Staff.

MAKRAM KALIAN jUi jJI *JJ

I won many friends at Baghdad College and was a faithful member of the Sacred

Heart League. In my leisure time I liked to hunt or listen to music. I enjoyed play-

ing baseball, handball, basketball and tennis. In school I was interested in Mathe-matics and Biology, and I have my sights set on a future as a surgeon.

Sacred Heart League, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

MAKRAM SAMHIRI (£«*•»•<fy-*

school I gained many friends. Outside of school I often enjoyed listening to

vimming and hunting. In the classroom my favorite subjects were Math-Physics. My plans for the future include a degree in engineering.

Intramural Sports.

MALIK AL-HASANI ^-J-l r l* Û

I was able to win many friends during my years at B.C. I liked sports and enjoyed

watching games. I played volleyball and football. At home I usually spent myleisure in reading the history of the Second World War. My favorite subjects wereMathematics and Physics, and I hope to make a career in medicine or engineering.

Intramural Sports.

MANAF SALIH ijb Û J»U,

I was, by nature, a calm student. My favorite sports were handball and cycling.

Reading and listening to soft m.isic helped me to relax in my free time. I enjoyed

Biology. My interest in this subject indicates a career in the field of medicine.

Intramural Sports.

MASUD ASO V y c-" J a*" •

During my school years I was a faithful member of the Sacred Heart League. Myfavorite sports were handball and volleyball. I had an interest in Mathematics,Chemistry and Physics laboratory. I hope to become a doctor in the future.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Intramural Sports.

MAZIN ISMAIL JÛr-l jU-l XJ- j>

My five years at Baghdad College were a remarkable experience which enabled

me to make many friends among the Fathers and students. I participated in base-

ball, basketball and tennis, while, in the academic field, my interest in Biology

coincided with my intended career in medicine. I also enjoyed Mathematics and

the other sciences.

Scientific Academy, "Al-Iraqt" Staff, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

MUAYYAD MAHMUD JU >y>£- -b>

At school I was able to win many friends and enjoyed playing baseball and football.

For relaxation I found pleasure in reading and listening to soft music. I found

Botany and Physics appealing and interesting. This interest will aid me in fulfilling

my ambition to be a doctor.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Football, Track, Intramural Sports.

MUHAMMAD AL-ANI JWI **-J\Jue JUsJ

I was interested in Biology and Physics and found laboratory periods very enjoyable.

My favorite sports were handball and football. Recording and listening to soft

music filled my leisure time outside of school. I have not yet decided on my future

career.

MUHAMMAD BAJALAN o"A=-L. x*£-

I was a sociable student and liked all sports, although baseball and swimming were

my favorites. I spent my leisure time reading'and listening to music. My interest

in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry leads me to a career in engineering.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Football, Intramural Sports.

MUHAMMAD ISA OjljP ^JlP -U£

I enjoyed going to the library in my leisure time at school and liked to watch gamesboth in school and outside. I also found pleasure in listening to music. My interest

oology and Botany have influenced me to seek a career in medicine.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Track, Intramural Sports.

MUHAMMAD MAKIYYA A-Ss^ « jIa Jl JLC- jdl JLP -U_£

My favorite subjects were Physics and Mathematics, and I devoted much time

to reading scientific books. All sports appealed to me, especially football and base-

ball. I spent my leisure time on photography, reading and music. My interest in

Chemistry and Zoology will aid me in the field of surgery, a career on which I set

my sights long ago.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Football, Intramural Sports.

MUHANNAD QATTAN jlki)! JljJI IP -i^f

In my years at the college I made many friends. I was often to be seen on the bas-

ketball courts. I also enjoyed various other sports and games in my leisure time.

My main interest was in Mathematics and Physics. Because of this my hope for

the future is to enter the field of engineering.

Football, Track, Intramural Sports.

MUHANNAD ZAKARIA W3 X^j x+*

My enjoyment of the company of others won me many friends at Baghdad College.

Off campus I enjoyed swimming, while my favorite sports were basketball andbaseball. My interest in sciences has influenced me to choose a career in medicine.

Basketball, Track, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

MUNIR AL-HASANI ^ \r"J jy' Sr"

I enjoyed my five years at Baghdad College and the many friends I made there.

I liked to relax by swimming, playing tennis, listening to classical music and work-

ing on photography. Because of my interest in Physics and Mathematics I hopeto find success in the study of civil engineering.


MUNTHAR AZIZ '-"-ji jdj* jj

I am a calm and quiet person whose main interest is in study. On the other hand,I enjoy sports at school and outside. Football is my favorite sport, but I also spendmany hours swimming. I wish to pursue my favorite activity, working in the

Chemistry laboratory, as a chemical engineer.


MUSA BAHIYA *y. U•y

My main classroom interests were Mathematics and Biology. I was very fond of

sports, especially baseball and basketball. At home I enjoy reading scientific booksand magazines. My hope for the future is to become a doctor.

Intramural Sports.

MUSTAFA KANNUNA Sy^ j^^During the years I spent at B.C. I found much happiness with the students and

teachers. I enjoyed football and handball, and outside of class, I liked listening

to music and traveling. My interest in Physics laboratory work will aid me in obtain-

ing a medical degree in the future.

Track, Intramural Sports.

MUWAFFAQ A-SAHIB J* v_j-UJI Xs- £y

I enjoyed my five years at B.C. and was ready to play any sport, but football was

my favorite. When not studying, I liked to drive a car or listen to good music. Myrest in Biology and Chemistry indicates a career in the field of medicine.


MUWAFFAQ DAUD jy~a-> i} \i Jjy.

During the five years I spent at Baghdad College I enjoyed many things, especially

sports like football and baseball. I had very interesting experiences in the different

societies which exist at the college. My interest in Biology leads me towards a career

in medicine.

Sacred Heart League, Football.

NABIL NAUM ^£ )y^ ^ J^

I enjoyed the games of baseball and tennis, but sports were not my only interests.

Chemistry and Mathematics were my favorite subjects, and reading was my favor-

ite pastime. I am looking forward to a career in medicine.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Baseball. Intramural Sports, BusPrefect.

NABIL YUSUF Ji <J^j,m J^

I tried to gain many friends during my years at Baghdad College. I worked patiently

to learn and follow the scientific method in my studies. My favorite sport washandball. In class work, I found that I enjoyed Physics lab most. For relaxation

I found pleasure in listening to music.


NAHIL PETER J>Jl J^ >U

During the unforgettable past five years at B.C., my main concern was studying.

I also enjoyed many sports, and, outside of school, my favorite was swimming.

I liked to read books on various subjects, collect stamps and watch football games.

My interest in Mathematics and Chemistry will lead me to the field of chemical

engineering.


NAMIR BAHJAT UjT a*

I enjoyed the company of my classmates and found success in my studies. OftenI could be found playing football or volleyball. I was a faithful member of the

Sacred Heart League and the Debating Society. My hope for the future is to enter

the field of petroleum engineering.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Sacred Heart League, Intramural Sports.

NAMIR FARAJ j/j -j jj.

Being an active member of my class enabled me to develop a keen interest in

Mathematics, Physics and Biology. This leads me to choose a medical career. At

school I enjoyed tennis, while, at home, I spent most of my leisure time playing

the piano. Listening to classical music is one of my favorite hobbies.


J^NAMIR IBRAHIM jU-^ _*l^l

I was often amused by the jokes of my friends, and I was happy with the systematic

teaching methods at B.C. My favorite sport was swimming, and, at home, I spent

my leisure time listening to music or reading. My interest in laboratory work leads

me towards a career in chemical engineering.


NAZAR GEORGE ili

I won many friends during my stay at B.C. I liked all sports, but I was most inter-

ested in football as well as handball and volleyball. At home I found relaxation

in listening to music and reading. In the classroom, my favorite subjects weresciences and Mathematics. My aptitude in these subjects leads me to choose a

career in architecture.

Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

NAZAR RAJ IB ,U^I a ss

I found Chemistry and Physics my favorite and most enjoyable subjects. Reading

and playing chess were the hobbies on which I usually spent my leisure time. In

the field of athletics, I enjoyed tennis and swimming. For the future, my hopes

are to be an engineer.

Intramural Sports.

NIHAD JASSAM i^»Lil1f jV

I made many friends at Baghdad College and spent most of my time with them.

I enjoyed playing all sports and was especially interested in baseball. Off campusI enjoyed listening to music and reading. My interest in Biology leads me to a

medical career.

Intramural Sports.

NUBAR SETHIANfy jyy

I always tried to be friendly with everyone and won many good friends. Chemistry

was my favorite subject and I was enthusiastic about good reading. I enjoyed foot-

ball at school and listening to music at home for relaxation. I hope to find success

as an engineer.

Intramural Sports.

NUFAL NADHIR ty yy J»»

I gained many friends among my classmates at Baghdad College. My interest in

sciences led me to join the Scientific Academy. For relaxation I enjoyed playing

chess and reading. I have not yet decided on a future field of study.


RAAD ABDULLAH

PAULUS AKKASH J&e OjjT ^yI did not feel, during my five years at the college, that I was in a school only, butrather in a separate world. B.C. offered me not only education but also the foun-

dation on which to develop a real personality. In school I enjoyed baseball andwas a faithful Sacred Heart League member. My favorite subjects were Chemistryand Biology, and I hope for a career in medicine.

Sacred Heart League, Track, Intramural Sports.

>VIj»j"VI 4)1 Xs- JUy

I enjoyed almost every subject taught at Baghdad College, though my main interest

was in Physics and Biology. Outside class I enjoyed being a member of both the

Debating Society and the English Academy. I enjoyed meeting people and makingfriends. This is one reason why I have chosen a career in teaching.

Debating Society, English Academy, Football.

RAAD KASHMULLA AJi*^J

Baghdad College has impressed me greatly, and I have learned much there. I learn-

ed ethical values, brotherhood among students of different races and religions,

self-reliance and cooperation with others. I experienced the love and help of myteachers. My wish is to serve my country as a doctor.

Intramural Sports.

RAJA PIO •L*J

During my years at B.C. I divided my free time between studies and sports. I en-

joyed playing' baseball and had success as a shot-putter on the track team. I liked

Mathematics most and hope for a career in the field of engineering.


RAMZI SHAKIR j 5dl oi-a-^ y Li l£/*j

I have enjoyed sports at Baghdad College, especially basketball and baseball. I

found Physics very interesting and also enjoyed Chemistry and Biology labs. Thelibrary was an interesting place. I have always watched airplanes go over the school

and wondered about those monstrous eagles which influenced me to choose a

career in aeronautics.

Intramural Sports.

RAYMOND GEORGE £jyr <-Ay. oy:_>

I made many friends among my classmates at Baghdad College. For recreation

I enjoyed light music and reading. Among sports football and handball were myleading games. My favorite subjects were Physics and Mathematics, which will

help me to fulfill my plans of future studies in aeronautical engineering.


RAZIQ RASSAM fk> *jIj iib

During my five years at Baghdad College I made many friends. I was a faithful

member of the Sodality. Aside from school work, I enjoyed listening to music

and working in photography, while swimming was my favorite sport. My ability

and interest in scientific studies and Mathematics have set my feet on the road

to a mechanical engineering degree.

Sodality, "Al-Iraqi" Staff, Sacred Heart League, Scientific Academy, Debating

Society, Intramural Sports.

ROBERT PARHAD :l»y ^s.jj

During my scholastic years at B.C. I enjoyed both Mathematics and Physics. I

found great interest in the laboratories. Outside my school work I enjoyed reading.

I believe that my Baghdad College background will support me in my future studies

of aeronautical engineering.


SAAD COTTA <*U* -y.

I was an active student and enjoyed my years in school. I liked all sports, partic-

ularly basketball and swimming. In my leisure time I relaxed by listening to musicand going to the cinema. My favorite subjects were Physics and Mathematics,which should enable me to succeed in the field of electrical engineering.


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SAAD SADIQ -kU^- jjL»

I liked all subjects, especially Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics. My favorite

free time activity was playing basketball. At home, after finishing my homework,I usually read magazines or practiced basketball. During the Summer most of mytime was spent in swimming. My future is still undecided.

Basketball, Intramural Sports.

SAAD SHAKIR J^jll f\± -w.

My main interest at Baghdad College was my study of Physics, Chemistry and

Biology. Outside class I enjoyed playing football. I spent my leisure time in general

reading or working on chemical experiments. My interest in sciences has attracted

me to medicine.


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SABAH ROBIN j&. Iw3UiiJJ £_'

I enjoyed football very much and played it often. For relaxation or during holidays

I spent my time reading scientific books. At school I was most interested in Physics

and Chemistry. For the future I look forward to a medical career.

Football, Bus Prefect.

SABAH SIDDIQ -U>

I liked all my subjects, but my special interest was in Mathematics. I enjoyed

watching baseball and basketball games and always looked forward to joining myfriends after classes. My love for Mathematics leads me to choose a career in engi-

neering.


SABAH SULAIMAN jjj\ jl^L- r^r^

Outside school I enjoyed visiting my friends and discussing various topics with

them or, sometimes, going to the cinema. In school I found interest in talking

over the day's class material and enjoyed playing baseball and football. The medi-

cal profession appeals to me very much.

SABRI TOBIA (It- U> 6j~>

I was a happy student and never worried about things. I was a faithful Sacred

Heart League member and enjoyed listening to music and swimming. I enjoyed

the work of the Physics laboratory, and my favorite subjects were Physics and

Mathematics. I hope to be a mechanical engineer.


SAFA MUZHIR l?-^ 1 J-y '^

My great interest in science and scientific work won me success in Physics, Mathe-

matics and Chemistry. I enjoyed all sports, but volleyball was my favorite. I spent

my leisure time in reading or watching television. I hope to find success in the

field of engineering.

Intramural Sports.

SAIB QALAMCHI ^j^M\ iU.

I enjoyed my school years and was interested mainly in scientific subjects. Myhobby was building and flying model airplanes, while my favorite subjects wereMathematics and Physics. My sports were baseball, basketball and track. I will

pursue a career in medicine or engineering.


SALIH AL-MUMAIZ >il £U

During my five years at B.C. I was interested in English, Biology and Physics.

I also enjoyed laboratory work. I usually spent my leisure time in the school library

or on the fields playing various games. If I attain a high average, I will enter the

engineering school and go into architecture.


SALIM DAUD *-_i--y :>jta 1U

Cooperating in carrying out the work of the Sacred Heart League was my usual

free time activity. I enjoyed playing volleyball, tennis and baseball. My interest

in Biology, Mathematics and scientific research will aid me in attaining my goal

of becoming a doctor.

Scientific Academy, Sacred Heart League, Debating Society, Intramural Sports,

Bus Prefect.

SALMAN AZIZ &yr y.jf- otJ—

I had many friends among my classmates, and I was a faithful Sacred Heart Leaguemember. Off campus my favorite activities were stamp collecting and swimming.At school I was often seen playing handball or tennis. My interest in Mathematicshas drawn me towards the field of engineering.


SAMI MAHMUDJ~>- }y>£ ^l

During my five years at B.C. I have come to know many close friends. I was suc-

cessful in scientific subjects. Chemistry and Biology were my two favorite subjects.

My hobbies are reading Chemistry books and playing baseball. In the future I

hope I will become a surgeon.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

SAMI RAZZUQ JJJJ <jf"L

During these last five years, which I have spent at Baghdad College, I enjoyed

all kinds of sports, especially baseball and basketball. Outside of school, I enjoyed

reading and sports. My favorite subjects were Geometry and Physics which, I

hope, will lead me to a future in engineering school.

Scientific Academy, "Al-Iraqi" Staff, Debating Society, Intramural Sports.

SAMI SALMAN \Sf-£S jU_» ^u

At school I usually played basketball and volleyball. Nearly all subjects attracted

me, but I preferred Chemistry and Biology. When I had free time, I spent it in

developing and printing photographs or reading various types of literature. I have

always wanted to be independent, so I hope to become a farmer.

Scientific Academy, Track, Intramural Sports, Bus Prefect.

SAMIR SAFA 1.U-I «U^

During my time at B.C. baseball and handball were my favorite sports. Off campus,

reading scientific books and listening to music were the things I enjoyed most.

My interest in Physics and Biology is a strong reason for my choice of a career in

the field of medicine.

Intramural Sports.

SELEM SAADI Jp t£ju- J-

I am proud of the many life-long friends I won during my school years at B.C.

I liked to spend my leisure time reading, especially on scientific subjects. My favor-

ite subjects were Physics and Mathematics. I hope to find success in the field of

mechanical engineering.

SHAIRKO NAJI ^/ri; *«* £si-

I enjoyed spending my free hours listening to music, driving or taking photographs.

My favorite sports were football, swimming and handball. The subjects I preferred

were Physics and Biology, especially the laboratory work. I hope to find success

in the field of medicine.

Scientific Academy, Debating Society, Football, Track, Intramural Sports.

SHAUL NAJI yy <jr \j J»JL--

I have a great variety of interests, but Chemistry and Biology won most of myattention in school. I enjoyed the company of my friends and, for relaxation, liked

to play handball or listen to music. I plan to enter the field of Chemistry after

graduation.

Intramural Sports.

SINAN MAJID JUil Xji- jl—

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I was a quiet and hard working member of my class and won many friends during

my years at Baghdad College. I enjoyed swimming and playing handball and found

pleasure in watching various sports, especially football. I plan to enter engineering

college.

TAHA AL-SHAWWAF •lyji ij\i 4>

Among school subjects Physics and Biology were my favorites. I enjoyed the

meetings of the Debating Society and Scientific Academy. I also enjoyed working

on the "Al-Iraqi" Staff. Outside school I liked swimming and reading scientific

books. A civil engineering degree is my future goal.

Scientific Academy, "Al-Iraqi" Staff, Debating Society, Bus Prefect.

TARIQ NAJI <S>^ <jrt JjU»

I was a quiet student who enjoyed my friends. I found Mathematics and Solid

Geometry the most interesting subjects. I was also interested in Zoology, Chem-istry and writing as hobbies. During my school years I developed an ability in

writing stories and poetry. I enjoyed handball, cycling and basketball. My ambi-

tion is to be a civil engineer.

Intramural Sports.

UMAR AL-YAQUBI J,yi*J\ r*

Being quiet and studious I enjoyed my years at Baghdad College. My favorite

sports were baseball and football. At home I was enthusiastic about reading mystery

stories and listening to music. My interest in Zoology, Chemistry and Physics

will aid me in the medical college.


VARTAN HAIG jLUjIj yilA* jljlj

In my off campus hours I enjoyed painting and listening to soft music. I partici-

pated in all sports, but basketball stood out as my favorite. Mathematics had a

special fascination for me, and I leave B.C. with mv sights set on a future in this

field.

Football, Bus Prefect.

WADI NWYIA lj\ <j~* _*li g>}

I spent pleasant years at B.C. and was enthusiastic about sports. I liked football

very much and played it often. When relaxing or during holidays I enjoyed listen-

ing to music. My classroom interests were Physics and Mathematics. I hope to

be an electrical engineer.


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WAJDI NAKASHI ^UJ iS-^rl

The subject which interested me most was Zoology. My favorite sports were base-

ball and basketball. I enjoyed watching scientific films, and my favorite outside

pastime was listening to music. I hope to enter the medical profession.

Sacred Heart League, "Al-Iraqi" Staff.

WALID HERMES *./ Sj* JlJ,

I enjoyed my years at B.C. and found laboratory work very exciting. My favorite

sport was handball, while, at home, I found relaxation in listening to soft music

and reading scientific books. My interest in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry

draws me towards a future in the sciences.

Debating Society, Sacred Heart League.

ZUHAIR ELIA jil LUt HI jjuj

I enjoyed my five years at Baghdad College very much. Mathematics, Chemistry,

:s and Biology labs were more than exciting. At school I enjoyed playing

ill; outsidp I liked to listen to music. As for my future plans, I hope to maker in engineering or medicine.


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Imad Hamandi, Muwaffaq Edward.

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Second row : Ishkhan Krikor, Joseph Adam, Imad A-Jabbar, Sabah al-Attar, Husain

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Krikor Taschaian, Munthar Salih.

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Ahmad.

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Talal A-Jabbar.

Fourth row : Shant Narsesian, Raad Mahmud, Luay Qasha, Jibrail Kanno, Jamshid Baban,

Ashur Ando.

Third row: Anis Samhiri, Shibel Jabaji, Eddie Tajirian, Muhannad Faiq, Ramiz Yusuf,

John Edward, Nazar Bashir.

Second row : Liwa Tawfiq, Shamil George, Ibrahim Khalil, Wisam Anwar, Hikmet Su-laiman, Hashim Francis.

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Khoshaba, Ali Mahjub.

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Second row : Muhammad A-Majid, Zaid Talib, Yasin al-Azzawi, Mashda Uthman, Charles

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Fifth row : Murad Muradian, Awni Faraj, Maladh Nairn, Nasr George, Yusuf Francis.

Fourth row: Sarmad al-Janabi, Falahaddin Hasan, Imad Najib, Namir Anwar, Mazin

al-Janabi, Jafar Sadiq.

Third row : Samir Mahmud, A-Bari Bakose, Musa al-Shawi, Nazar Jurgis, Johnny Joseph.

Second row : Sami Hasan, Muwaffaq Muflih, Laith DeMarchi, Ali al-Khalaf, Shant Ibra-

him, Saad Jamil.

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Andraus Dinkha, Zaid Hashim.

Fifth row : Sargon Elia, Basil A-Jabbar, Karnik Artin, Dhia al-Duri, Kamal Hanna, NazarYusuf.

Fourth row : Ramzi Yalda, Muthanna A-Karim, Muhammad Saadun, Ali Barbuti, AhmadFakhri, Mazin Kalian.

Third row : Paul Ishu, Tony Mirza, Muwaffaq Zaku, Yusuf Korkis, Raad Kadhim, Mush-riq Safa, Jamal Muhammad Ali.

Second row : Thamir Jamil, Nadim A-Rasul, Ala Bahnam, Chalank Zeki, Noel Daud,

Saad Aziz.

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Namir Shammas, Kawa al-Khaffaf.

Fifth row : Alex Tajirian, Ali Mudhaffar, Saad Habba, Faris A-Amir, Madhat Salih,

Naman Louis.

Fourth row : Faris Fatallah, Ali Yahya, Muadh al-Duri, Constantin Spiros, Muhannad

al-Azzawi, Muayyad al-Chalabi.

Third row : Ramiz Ishaq, Ghassan Wadi, Amanj A-Qadir, Faris Salim, Harith al-Dulaimi,

Shihab al-Shama, Mazin A-Karim.

Second row : Amir Muhsin, Dhia Munir, Noel Papazian, Imad Tarzi, Laith Baqir, Tariq

Albert.

First row : Ala al-Saffar, Basil Shukur, Fr. Mahan, S.J., Yusuf Hanna, Amro Badawi.

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MEDALS FOR CLASS LEADERSHIP

1965 1966

FIRST HONORS SECOND HONORSAli Ghalib Fourth A Zuhair Elia

Husain al-Rikabi Fourth B Dhia NamanAzam Ahmad Fourth C Emil AzzoSafa Muzhir Fourth D Azim al-Sanawi

Firas Haqqi Fourth E Faris Shammas

Haitham Alios Third A Ali SadiqBaqir Sadiq Third B Nabil TomaUmar A-Wahab Third C Ayman MuhammadMuhammad al-Gailani Third D Haitham al-ZahawiAnmar Mudhaffar Third E Hasan Ali

Azam Qanbar Agha Third F Laith A-SattarHaidar al-Shama Third G Sabah A-Qadir

Hilal al-Dabbuni Second A Saad al-DamalujiSabah Azad Second B Laith A-SamadRashid Yahya Second C Ghazi al-Hariri

Krikor Minasakhan Second D Korkis MikhuA-Salam Nuri Second E Riadh Albert

Emmanuel Shamun Second F Saad ShawqiImad Maurice Second G Faris Falih

Rant Rassam Second H Ahmad al-Amin

Akram al-Hakim First A Kivork NajarianMuhammad al-Haidari First B Thamir Jabiru

Muhammad Yahya First C Samir YunisIyad al-Zubaidi First D Riadh A-HalimKhaluk al-Naimi First E Saybo AwakianOmid Ibrahim First F Aqil al-Attar

Jibrail Khamis First G Faisal al-DuraFaris Shakir First H Allan LeonZiad Jureidini First K Muhammad Yahya

HONOR ROLL 1966-1967

FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER

FIRST HONORS FIRST HONORS

Ali Ghahb 5A 92 Abbas al-Shalji 5A 94

Hilal al-Dabbuni 3A 90 Zuhair Elia 5A 92

Zuhair Elia 5A 90Jafar al-Rikabi

Fuad Shammas4A1A

9291

Jafar al-Rikabi 4A 90 Hilal al-Dabbuni 3A 90Nazar Rajib 5A 90

Selem Saadi 5A 90

SECOND HONORS SECOND HONORS

Abbas al-Shalji 5A 89 Ali Abdullah 5A 89

Ali Abdullah 5A 89 Qutaiba al-Khalidi 4A 89

Saad al-Damaluji 3A 89 Ali Ghahb 5A 88

Sami Tawfiq

Ali Mahmud1H5A

89

88

Ali SadiqSaad al-Damaluji

Kivork Najarian

4A3A2A

8888

88Fuad Shammas 1A 88 Rashid al-Jomard 2A 88Maan Zakaria 1A 88 Salim Daud 5A 87Selem Saadi 5A 87 Navil Sethna 3A 87

Edward Narinian 3A 87 Naji Halim 2A 87

Amro Badawi 1H 87 Amir Daud 1A 87

Muayyad al-Chalabi 1H 87 Faiz Khalil 1A 87

Shihab al-Shama 1H 87 Maan Zakaria 1A 87

Yusuf HannaHaitham Alios

1H4A

87

86

Amro BadawiSami TawfiqImad Jamil

1H1H5C

87

86

85Muhammad al-Khatib 3A 86 Saad Shakir 5C 85Namir Tohala 1A 86 Haitham Alios 4A 85

Mushriq Safa 1G 86 Said Namiq 4A 85

Ali Sadiq 4A 85 Sarmad Kaka 4A 85

Hani Marar 4A 85 Saruk Baban 4A 85

Nabil al-Tawil 4A 85 Wayil Rashid 4A 85

Qutaiba al-Khalidi 4A 85Ibrahim al-ShawiMuhammad al-Khatib

3A3A

85

85Ibrahim al-Shawi 3A 85 Sarmad Ajina 3E 85Noel Papazian 1H 85 Muhammad Yahya 2A 85

Amar Muhammad Ali 1A 85

Sami Leyous 1A 85

Zaid al-Saffar 1A 85

Namir Shammas 1H 85

Yusuf Hanna 1H 85

STUDENTS WHO HAVE ATTAINED A MONTHLY AVERAGE OF

70 AND ABOVE FROM SEPTEMBER 1966 TO FEBRUARY 1967

CLASS OF 1967 Jamal Nasir - 76 Alexander Bojkov — 81 Jamshid Armaghani - 71 Muwaffaq Daud 75Laith al-Qassab - 73 Azim al-Sanawi — 74 Maan al-Khudhairi - 70 Namir Bahjat 71

5A Luay al-Hafidh - 84 Bashar Yusuf — 74 Manaf Salih - 70 Namir Faraj 73

Mazin Ismail - 73 Faris Shammas — 71 Muhannad Zakaria - 70 Sami Salman 75Abbas al-Shalji - 92 Muwaffaq A-Sahib - 76 Hatem Mukhlis — 75 Munthar Aziz - 72 Umar al-Yaqubi 74Ala Husain — 72 Nahil Peter - 76 Isam Ibrahim — 74 Nufal Nadhir - 81 Walid Hermes 70Ala Sharif — 78 Nazar George - 71 Maan al-Gailani — 71 Saad Shakir - 82Ali Abdullah - 89 Nazar Rajib - 87 Sabah Siddiq — 70 Sabah Sulaiman - 73Ali Ghalib - 90 Nubar Sethian - 76 Sami Mahmud - 73 CLASS OF 1968Ali Mahmud - 86 Raad Abdullah - 80 Tariq Naji - 72Azam Ahmad — 82 Safa Muzhir - 81 5C Vartan Haiq - 72 4ADhia Naman — 73 Salim Daud - 84Emil Azzo - 74 Selem Saadi - 89 Ahmad Shikara — 71 5D A-Mujib A-Karim 71

Husain al-Rikabi - 80 Taha al-Shawwaf - 75 Amir Jihad - 80 Adil Isa 71

Ismail Kanna - 78 Zuhair Elia - 91 Harith Balal - 76 Ali Naji - 70 All Sadiq 87

Jabir Adamo — 77 Imad Jamil - 84 Firas Haqqi - 70 Asad al-Duri 73

Jalal Faiq - 79 5B Isam Jassam - 73 Luay Zebouni - 76 Azam Qanbar Agha - 73

MONTHLY AVERAGE OF 70 AND ABOVE

Fadhil AbbasFarid OghanaGhaith al-SaudGhassan al-Mudallal

Haidar al-ShamaHaitham Alios

Hani MararJafar al-Rikabi

Muhamad al-Gailani

Nabil al-Tawil

Nazar AmsoQutaiba al-Khalidi

Riadh JazrawiRichard MeyerSaid NamiqSalam al-Chalabi

Sarmad KakaSaruk BabanWayil RashidZaid A-Aziz

4B

Hasan al-Makhzumi -

Iyad Philip

Qais DakkakSabah A-QadirSuhail Khalil

Varujan Khalil

4C

Amir Jamil

Hikmat NaumIhsan al-Haidari

Iyad Bashir

Mudhar ShawkatNadir Faraj

Raad HabibSaad Jabaji

Wayil ShawqiZakaria Yahya

4D

Harith MunibIhsan KammounaMunir Katani

Saad TawfiqSteve Bonian

4E

Amir HabibAnmar Mudhaffar -Leo SequeiraMahmud Shakir -Selim Thomas

CLASS OF 1969

3A

Daud Kandalaft —Edward Narinian —Emmanuel Shamun —Fakhri DinoHasan al-Musawi —Hasib al-MuftiHilal al-Dabbuni —Ibrahim al-Shawi —Imad KalloImad MauriceIyad al-Awsachi —Kamal HamidKrikor GarabetKrikor Minasakhan —Laith A-SamadMahmud al-Azzawi —Muhamad ?.!-Khatib —

75 Najdat Yusufani81 Navil Sethna74 Nazar Sarafa

83 Rafal al-Badri75 Rafit Rassam86 Rashid Yahya83 Rifat Butros91 Saad al-Damaluji71 Saad Shawqi84 Sabah Azad79 Salam Zaku87 Samir Ismail82 Samir Leyous86 Suhail Baithun84 Varujan Zulumat83 Yusuf Daud8482 3B8070 A-Salam Nuri

Aladdin BurhanFalah Hasan

70 Fikrat Jamil

g3 Jibrail Kasperkhan

70 Korkis Mikhu75 Majid Shulji

73 Manhal Anwar82 Nazar Adnan

Omid A-RahimRiadh Albert

Richard Yaqub76 Saad Salim7772 3C7673 Ala al-Musawi

72 Faiz Fatallah

71 Ghazi al-Hariri

73 Haitham Kubba70 Jamal Joseph

75 Sami Ali

Wadhah A-Razzaq

77

74

75

71

71

7973

71

7771

788678

83

8281

908582

7978

82

7978

7781

86

76 CLASS OF 19708382 2A7776 A-Illah Shakarji

82 A-Salam al-Qassab -

81 Abir Sadiq

89 Adil A-Ghafur76 Adnan Wadi75 Allan Leon81 Ashur Davida

79 Atif Michael

78 Awf A-Rahman81 Daud Habib70 Farid Habib79 Faris Shakir

Fatih AntwanFawwaz al-Joudi —Freddie Tajirian

81 Haidar Rajib

74 Hasib Abdulahad76 Khaluk al-Naimi70 Kivork Najarian —70 Mahir Shakir

71 Muhammad Yahya —77 Naji Halim72 Philip Hagop81 Rashid al-Jomard71 Saad Cyril

71 Saad Humadi70 Suhaib al-Rumi

73 Ziad Jureidini

2B

3D

Ali Ghalib A-SahibFaraj DaudFaris Falih

Johnson YuhannaMajid HamidSabah IbrahimSinan al-KhudhairiSirbest Ali

Yazin al-Duri

3E

Ahmad al-AminDaud Jaju

Falah HamdiFaris NairnMajid A-KarimMuayyad al-Ubaidi

Muhammad MahdiSaad A-WahabSarmad Ajina

3F

Dhia MettiFaisal al-BanaHaval RasulMunir Faraj

Munthar al-Jassani

Muwaflfaq EdwardNahil Kamal

. Rami al-Sabti

Saad FadhilSamir Baroudi

Vahe Kouyoumdjian -

727772

7271

7471

71

72

7276

75

75

7975

72

7472

7078

7772

707583

71

7974707873

75787680

71

Asad StephanMuhamad al-Haidari -

Muhib MunirSabah al-Attar

2C

Akram FuadAli al-ShawwafLeonard GeorgeMaan BaithunMazin al-HasaniMuhamad al-Najim -

Rifat BasimRobert JosephSalwan Majid

2D

Faris al-AmmarSaad al-Khalili

Samir Hamdi

2E

Ali SaibAnwar BurhanFaisal al-Sarraf

Ghassan Emmanuel -

Hisham al-HakimImad al-Ghazali

Yusuf Tappouni

2F

Basim TahanFarid MustafaJibrail KhamisKamille FadhilKhalil IbrahimMuhamad Dilawer -

2G

Ali HasanAqil al-Attar

Emmanuel Hartyun -

73

81

70

73

71

76

7771

7881

79

73

72

77

75

73

71

76

86

8085

85

768675

797781

76

73

72

76

73

7075

71

72

74797071

75

71

74

73

747471

7072

71

7071

71

71

71

78

75

71

73

Mujde AminNabil Nuri

2H

Ali A-SahibFaisal al-DuraFuad ShamunOmid IbrahimWisam al-Saigh

7473

— 72— 80— 72— 74— 74

2K

Basim George — 71

Fuad al-Tawil — 70Ihsan Abid — 79Mahjub Yahya — 76Muhamad al-Jabbar — 75Noel Tuqatli - 73Peter Olszewski — 89

CLASS OF 1971

1A

Ala Hamid — 71

Ala Zawin — 71

Amar Muhamad Ali — 84Amir Daud — 85Bishara Freiji — 77Dhafir al-Khalili — 73Edwin Ewan — 73Faiz Khalil — 86Farid Madhat — 76Faris A-Razzaq — 74Firas Haidar — 76Fuad Shammas — 90George Tammu — 70Hisham Jalaladdin — 83

Jamal A-Karim — 81

Khalid Taha — 79Luay Zalzala — 76Maan Zakaria — 88Mazin al-Bayati — 81

Muhamad Bazirgan — 82Mustafa al-Khudairi — 74Mutaz al-Izzi — 75Nabil Salmo — 82Namir Tohala — 85Rami Baroudi — 76Safa A-Rasul — 71

Sami Leyous — 83

Samir Halim — 82Talal Jabiru — 71

Zaid al-Saffar — 83

IB

Abdulahad Daud — 78Ali al-Dahwi — 72Ghazwan Zahid — 76Isa Warda — 70Latif Shamun — 72Mahmud al-Hashimi — 73Muhamad al-Dahan — 71

Muhannad Hamid — 75Nadir Rufail — 75

Safa Jawad — 70Salam Daud — 73Zaid Albert — 72

1C

Ala al-Hamidi — 70Daud Hagop — 72Janan Jamil — 72Jeffry Joseph — 74John Jurjis — 71

Manif al-Hathal — 74Muhamad Kadhim — 75

Riadh al-Ani — 82

Tariq al-Najim — 70

Umar al-Rawi — 77Zahir A-Qadir - 73Zaid al-Rawi — 75

ID

Ali Ihsan — 70Ghassan al-Daraji — 70Jamshid Baban — 76Jibrail Kanno — 70Raad Mahmud — 71

Ramiz Yusuf — 70Wisam Anwar — 74Zeki Yaqub — 78

IE

Bahjat Khoshaba — 84Basil Qunja — 70Charles Halabu — 70Khawam Khudhir — 73Ramzi Hanna — 71

Riadh A-Razzaq — 70Samir Daud — 72

IF

Falahaddin Hasan — 70Muhamad al-Safi — 71

Muwaffaq Muflih — 75Nadim Sami — 71

Nazar Jurjis — 76Sami Hasan — 72Samir Mahmud — 74Sarmad al-Janabi — 71

1G

Bahnam Michael — 76Dhia al-Duri — 79Emil Constan — 77Jamal Muhamad Ali — 74Muhamad Sadun — 74Mushriq Safa — 85Muthanna A-Karim — 74Nazar Yusuf — 75Sargon Elia — 70Talal al-Gailani — 72Thamir Jamil — 76

1H

Ala al-Saffar — 77Alex Tajirian — 70Ali Mudhaffar — 75Amanj A-Qadir — 76Amir Muhsin — 78Amro Badawi — 87Basil Shukur — 72Constantin Spiros — 83Dhia Munir — 72Farid Faisal — 76Faris A-Amir — 79Faris Fatallah — 84Faris Salim — 81

Ghassan Wadi — 73Harith al-Dulaimi — 71Kawa al-Khaffaf — 74Laith Baqir — 79Madhat Salih — 72Muadh al-Duri — 81

Muayyad al-Chalabi — 84Muhamad al-Rawi — 78Muhannad al-Azawi — 81

Namir Shammas — 84Noel Papazian — 85Saad Habba — 80Sami Tawfiq — 88Shihab al-Shama — 84Sudad Sadiq — 76Yusuf Hanna — 86

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SODALITY OF OUR LADY

The socialists have continued their tradition of helping the

children of the workmen by regularly tutoring those in primary school

and by giving them a party just before the Christmas holidays.

The senior sodalists in their meetings have concentrated on the

prayer of the community, which is the liturgy; the sodality candidates

have concentrated on the prayer of each individual, which is medita-

tion. Both groups in membership and activity have made a special

effort to foster ecumenism. Because of the increased number of days

of recollection for the different classes, no special days of recollection

were held for the sodalists.

Third Row : (left to right) Riadh Jazrawi, Raad Yusufani, Suhail Khalil, Sabah Peter, Haitham Alios, Nazar Naum.Second Row : Ara Ovanessof, Munthar Aris, Joseph Korkis, Munthar Lawrence, Hikmat George, Faris Ayoub.First Row : Nazar Amso Nabil al-Tawil, Wadud A-Baqi, Fr. McCarthy, S.J., Raziq Rassam, Dimitri Vestarkis.

(Absent: Emil William).

For the past four years Fr. John L. Mahoney, S.J. has guided

the sodalists in their efforts to follow the Sodality Way of Life.

This year Frs. James McCarthy and Richard Stanley and Mr.

Michael Hutchins were appointed to continue this work.

The officers for this year were: Wadud A-Baqi, Prefect and

Raziq Rassam, Assistant Prefect and Treasurer.

Rear : (left to right) Faisal al-Bana, Majid Rassam, Saad Bunni, Munir Faraj, Farah Salti.

Front : Hazim Ishaq, Mr. Hutchins, Fr. Stanley, S.J., Khairi Michael, Salwan Maqsud.

APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER

SACRED HEART LEAGUE - - KNIGHTS OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

SACRED HEART LEAGUE

FOURTH AND FIFTH YEAR MEMBERS

In its decree "On the apostolate of the laity", the Second Vatican Council says:

"Among apostolic associations, those which promote a closer harmony between everyday

life of the members and their faith must be given primary consideration."

This the Apostleship of Prayer tries to do by teaching all to consecrate their daily lives to Godfor the salvation of men through a faithful living of their daily offering of self. Thus in the words

of the Council in its "Constitution on the Church"...

"their works and prayers... their daily labor, their relaxations, even the hardships of life if

patiently born — all these become spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God."

The officers this year were : Jabir Adamo, Faris Shammas and Salim Daud in 5th ; Sarmad Kaka

and Raad Habib in 4th; Andre Hindu and Omid A-Rahim in 3rd; Jibrail Khamis and Salim Ishu

in 2nd.

Fr. John Owens taught us by word how to offer our lives to God, for as long as he could. Thenduring these last months he taught us much more powerfully by his example.

JUNIOR SECTION

THIRD YEAR MEMBERS

FOURTH YEAR

MEMBERS

KNIGHTS OF

THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

SECOND YEAR MEMBERS

COLLECTORS

FOR

THE POOR

Fourth row : (left to right) Ali Abbud, A-Qadir Abbas, Araz Ziad, Abadi Abadi, Muhammad al-Rawi,

Salam al-Chalabi, Zaid Hadid.

Third row : Zaid al-Khudhairi, Ahmad Walid, Musa Bahiya, Mahmud al-Hashimi, Burhan Adil, Bahir

Umar Ali, Muhammad Bajalan.

Second row : Husain Abdullah, Muhammad Kadhim, Ali Ihsan, Maan Zakaria, Muhammad Qazzaz, Farid

Habib.

First row : Ali Barbuti, Nufal Nadhir, Ala Sharif, Bro. Foley, s.j., Falah Hasan, Wadhah al-Joudi, Mahmudal-Zahawi.

Fourth row : (left to right) Salim Daud, Farid Shamun, Thamir Habib, Robert John, Gabriel al-Bajani.

Third row : Sami Hendow, Wasim Tappouni, Namir Shammas, Husam Yaqub, Faris Shammas, YusufHindu, Mukhlis Munir.

Second row : Munjid Shakir, Adil Butros, Sami Leyous, Mazin Kalian, Ohannes Dembekjian, Shamil George.

First rozv : Jibrail Ishu, Dhia Jouri, Salam Daud, Bro. Foley, S.J., Munir Namu, Paulus Akkash, Salman Aziz.

COLLECTORS

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LIBRARY

STAFF

LIBRARY STAFF 1966-1967

Student Librarians

:

morning shift Faris Shammasafternoon shift Faris Faraj

Library Staff:

Basil A-Aziz

Falih Qazanji

Isam Ibrahim

Leo Sequeira

Majid BahnamNajib AnwarSaad Jabaji

AL IRAQI

EDITORIAL STAFF

(left to right) Ali Ghalib, Umar al-Yaqubi, Khalid Abdulahad, Maan al-Gailani, Fr. O'halloran, s.j.

Sami Razzuk, Mazin Ismail, Clement Johnston.

BUSINESS STAFF

Rear: (left to right) Ihsan Kammuna, Clement Johnston, Maan al-Khudhairi, Saad Tawfiq, Ara Ovanessof, Raziq

Rassam, Adil Yusuf.

Front: Jaffar JafFar, Taha al-Shawwaf, Mudhar Shawkat, Fr. Paquet, S.J., Najib Anwar, Leo Sequeira.

MATHEMATICSSOCIETY

Ninety seven hopeful contestants came to room S-28 onDecember 6th after classes to compete in the math contest.

Zuhair Elia completed the 15 problems in the 30 minutesallotted and won handily. The second prize went to Ali Ghalib.

and the winner of the third prize was Ali Abdullah. SalimDaud got honorable mention. Some of the topics coveredduring the weekly meetings were: inequalities, by Raad andSaid; imaginary numbers, by Haitham and Nazar; Topologv,bv Hani and fractions, bv Riadh.

DEBATING SOCIETY

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The Debating Society of Baghdad College resumedits meetings in October 1966.

Due to limitations of space, membership was re-

stricted to the senior class, Fifth High. Seventy-three

senior students attended the regular meetings, whichwere held every other Wednesday afternoon.

At the first meeting, the Moderator, Fr. MacNeil,explained the rules and procedure for debating.

The following were appointed as officers for the

Debating Society: President, Hatem Mukhlis; Vice-

President, Luay Zebouni; Secretary, Ismail Kanna; andRecorders, George Ayoub and Saad Shakir. They all

performed their duties admirably.

The subjects for the debates proved to be very inter-

esting; and the many debaters were enthusiastically re-

ceived by the students and visiting members of the faculty.

One of the most provocative debates argued the fol-

lowing very pertinent proposition: "Fifth High examina-tions at Baghdad College should be held according to the

Honor System."

Other very pleasant and stimulating debates were onthe following subjects: One International Language; the

relative merits of Agriculture and Engineering ; the Teach-ing Profession compared to the Medical Profession; the

influence of Radio and Television ; and a comparisonbetween Country Life and City Life.

The crowning feature of the year will be a Prize

Debate.

MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRITThe Mass of the Holy Spirit was offered ondifferent days for each class on the occasionof the opening of school.

VERY REV. JOHN V. O'CONNOR, S.J.,

Provincial of the New England Province of the Society of Jesus.

Fr. O'Connor, who visited Baghdad last Fall, is shown here withFr. Rector.

BASKETBALL

SECONDARY BASKETBALL

Standing: (left to right) Mr. Kramer, Saad Tawfiq, Burhan Adil, Khalid Abdulahad, Arsham Melconian, Abadi Abadi.

Kneeling : Arsham Baltaian, Muhannad Zakaria, Saad Sadiq, Varujan Khalil, Jan Roca, Gabriel al-Bajani.

Having only one returning member from last year's secondary team, the biggest problem facing

the 1966-67 team was the lack of experience. Despite this handicap, Muhannad, with his shooting,

defense and constant hustle, led the team to a commendable 4-4 record. He was ably assisted by Arsham,who came along fast and was a constant threat, both offensively and defensively. Teamed with Arshamat the other forward position was Saad Sadiq, who could always be counted on for a good game. Khalid

was a consistent scorer from the other guard position, and Jan held down the center spot in nice fashion,

despite taller opposition. Gaby came into his own later in the year and was a valuable outside scorer

for the remainder of the season. Burhan, also, eventually made his way up to the starting five, duemainly to his tight defense.

After eliminating Jumhuriya in their first league game, Baghdad College suffered a disappointing

loss to Ibn Hayan and was finally eliminated by a strong Teachers College team, despite a very well

played game by the B.C. five. The late season games showed that great things are in store for next year's

team, and we anxiously look forward to it.

INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL

Standing: (left to right) Hagop Manuel, Faiz Faraj, Andre Hindu, Yusuf Daud, Aladdin Burhan.

Kneeling: Muhammad Jassim, Faraj Daud, Vahe Kouyoumdjian, Jalal Daniel.

This year's Intermediate team was neither big nor scored many points, but neither a team's height

nor scores are a true indication of the team itself, and this is especially true of this year's team. In their

opening game the team looked somewhat lost trying to play a man-to-man defense they had never hadto play before and using an offense they had never seen. However, the final cup game saw a determined

and hardworking team fight all the way in a losing effort against a good and bigger team from Jafariya.

As the season progressed, team and individual improvement became more noticeable. Faiz Faraj

and Muhammad Jassim put in many important baskets to keep us in the cup games. Vahe proved to be

our biggest rebounder and blocked numerous shots on defense. Faraj, Aladdin and Jamal steadily im-

proved on defense, and their frequent interceptions helped set up many easy baskets. The offensive

and defensive play of Yusuf Daud provided the team with the leadership we needed in many of the

close games we played. Hagop's hard work and determination combined to make him the team's mostimproved player.

The success of this year's team (a 4-2 record in the cup games) is a result of their hard work,

determination and fighting spirit. They are a team Baghdad College can be truly proud of.

FOOTBALL

Standing : (left to right) Mr. Fuccillo, Philip Dawisha, Iyad Rashad, Majid Shulji, Faris Ismail, Aladdin Burhan, Firas

Hamid, Mr. Walsh.

Seated: Ghazwan Sabri, Sabah Robin, Jamshid Armaghani, Adil Isa, Dhia al-Hariri, Kamiran George, Johnson

Yuhanna, Harith Balal.

Although the desire for victory was everpresent, the desire

to play good football was more important, and this incentive enabled

the team to keep pace with every opponent. At no time did the team

give up their goal of playing their best, and this accounts for the

consistently exciting football played this year.

Each player contributed to the success of the team; each en-

joyed his moments of glory. Some deserve special mention. Sabah,

our inside forward, although he never scored the most goals, mademost of the scoring possible by his fine playmaking. Jamshid, center

forward, followed up every opportunity for a goal. Ghazwan, on

defense, seldom failed to check his opponent, often leaving his

position to back up a team mate. Last, but not least, was center

halfback, Dhia, who always seemed to be at the center of play. His

spirit will not Be replaced easily.

We will miss our graduating seniors, but we have much reason

for optimism next year.

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A GLIMPSE AT OUR WORLDby

JAFFAR JAFFAR

The concentration is overpowering. Men,oblivious to all else, keep their eyes glued to their

respective equipment. A voice booms "Ten,nine, eight, ...".

The count-down is heard in the control roomas the immensely powerful rocket thunders into

life. The roar is heard miles away as the enormousrocket thrusts its payload off the launching padand into the atmosphere.

At the tip of the rocket two human beings,

crammed into their capsule among highly sophis-

ticated equipment, experience the severe condi-tions of their exciting mission.

On the ground, amid whirling cameras andmonitoring television apparatus, engineers andspectators gaze at the thin trail of vapor that

indicates the position of the vanishing spacevehicle. Thousands of miles away the spacecraft

receives complicated data from computers in the

mission control center.

Millions of people around the world, wherethe facilities exist, have the privilege of seeing

this infrequent spectacle, thanks to communi-cation satellites that relay television broadcasts.

This is the space age ! Science in our space

generation has achieved a standard never dreamedof before. The whole way of life has been revo-

lutionized. Human beings nowadays are exploit-

ing all their potential to achieve new scientific

heights.

In all fields of knowledge men are accomplish-ing the nearly impossible. Surgery and engineer-

ing, for instance, are far more advanced now thanthey were a short time ago. Surgeons today are

performing miracles compared to what theycould do a few centuries ago. Engineers are

tackling the most hazardous problems in their

field. Industry is booming, and enormous projects

are being carried out. Education is advancing

by leaps and bounds. More and more people are

attending schools because they realize that edu-

cation is the key to the universe.

The second half of the twentieth century is

witnessing new triumphs of scientific progress,

and it well deserves the title of the Golden Ageof our planet Earth. Surely, it is not too muchto hope that in the future we will go on unhin-

dered in our progress towards a world in whichthe finest endeavors of mankind will flourish

throughout the rest of time.

CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE THE MANby

ALI GHALIB

They say that science has progressed because

man has never been satisfied with the mereappearances of nature. He has always cravedto dig down into nature and to discover whatwas behind or under the cover of what appeared

to his naked eye. He has probed into the complexconstruction of elements and exposed their inte-

rior. He has dug into the bowels of the earth andexploited its wealth. He has gone down into the

sea and challenged the masters of the deep. Hehas plunged into the intricacies of the humanbody to unravel its secrets. And now he has

hurled himself into space. Through all of these

efforts has run one theme. That theme has beenthe unmasking of things and the understandingof their essential nature.

However, man has not followed the sameleme with himself. He has done just the oppo-

site. He has tried more and more to screen his

true personality behind an expertly decorated

facade that serves often to conceal his vices or

his virtues. He has covered his body with special

material called clothing, and he has done his

best to disfigure his face to complete the total

mask. For all of this there has always been a

good reason, he says. He pleads the weather,

or the love of beauty, or the need to amend na-

ture's faults. Clothes have been made sufficiently

interesting to divert attention from the person

to the garment. The same people whose curiosity

would drive them to death as they explore the

secrets of nature would not hesitate to accept

man's new outward appearance as his true repre-

sentation. People accept these facades because

they also want to use them. It has become a

two-way deception.

Many people are misjudged because of the

clothes they wear. A contemptuous scoundrel is

honored by people when they are attracted andduped by his clothing. The man of honor is held

in contempt when people judge from his outwardappearance and his clothing that he is a scoundrel.

To really see, we must use more than our

eyes. For the eye the deception of clothing has

been made. For the intellect searching for truth,

no deception is long possible. The way a manbehaves, the things a man does, the reactions

a man has — these are the true measure of his

personality. A real man does not act merely in

accordance with the personality suggested by his

clothes, unless he has made himself a slave to

them. A man acts according to his true character,

his faith and his understanding. A change there

will bring about a change in the man. Our opinion

of a person should be as constant as his stable

character. Our times require that our minds havepenetrating eyes, like the eyes we so proudly take

to our scientific work. What will we gain if weconquer the secrets of the physical world and,

at the same time, destroy our understanding of

men by concentrating on their clothing. Clothes

do not make the man.

BUS PREFECTINGby

TAHA AL-SHAWWAF

I wasn't very surprised when the Assistant

Principal asked me to be a bus prefect. Why ?

Because I am the only student from the senior

class who stays in our bus until the last stop.

Without hesitation I accepted this assignment,

considering that by being a bus prefect, I wouldn't

be afraid of another prefect in my bus.

My assignment at that time had its effect

on my friends in the bus. Many rejoiced, think-

ing that at last they could do anything in the buswithout a guard standing behind them. Somelooked at me with envy because they desired to

be prefects themselves.

After a time I realized how great my respon-

sibility was. This responsibility doesn't begin

when the bus comes to my stop in the morningor when the buses leave the school. It begins a

long time before that. It begins when I have to

wake up early in the morning, lest I miss the bus.

And I must not miss the bus, because somethingmight happen while I am absent.

This responsibility doesn't end when I get

off the bus at school or when I leave it near myhouse. It ends when I graduate from the school,

for day and night I meditate on the problemsof the bus.

No one can imagine how heavy the respon-

sibility of the bus prefect is. When a quarrel

chances, I am forced to drag the disputants out

of the bus if they don't stop fighting. When I tell

someone to get off the bus, I have to expectinsults and abuse from him and from his friends.

And, when I hear these insults, I have to control

myself and not reply in similar fashion. Whena young lady passes by, I have to make sure that

no one changes his seat. When a student tries

to get off the bus at some stop other than his

own, I must convince him that it is forbidden.

When the bus passes a football field, I must turn

my head to see if anyone has become a noisy

sports critic. When my friends quarrel in the

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bus, I must choose between their friendship andmy responsibility. And, when my neighbor is

noisy in the bus, I have to choose between his

family's friendship with mine and my account-

ability to the Assistant Principal.

In my opinion, the bus is a moving republic

with the prefect as its president. Those who sit

in the first row are ministers who give exampleto the others. Nearly all the others are the goodpeople ; while those who sit in the very last rowsare the few noisy and troublesome citizens. In

the minds of these rebels and probably of someof the others, I am a dictator who must be at

least annoyed, if not driven away.

Yet bus prefecting taught me to endure annoy-

ances, no matter how great they are. It gave mean experience of leading other people. It taught

me to be faithful to my responsibility, no matter

how heavy it is. Last but not least, bus prefecting

has helped me make a man of myself.

A TOUR OF BAGHDADby

ABBAS AL-SHALJI

How would you entertain someone comingto Baghdad for the first time ? He would bestaying for one week only, let us suppose.

Most people, when entertaining a foreigner,

are influenced by some ideas which compel

them to take their guest to the fashionable suburbs

to show him how well they are following the

latest styles. I would not do a thing of this sort.

I would try to communicate to him the real spirit

of this twelve-century old city, which has long

been enchanting people.

On the first day, I would escort him on a

tour of the bazaars. Each bazaar has its charac-

teristic scent and atmosphere. We would begin

with the Shorjah Suq, the nerve center of com-mercial activity in Iraq, which smells of soap,

sweat and damp dust and where everything fromrice sacks to fireworks is sold. There he'd be

engulfed in the bustling stream of people, andhe'd lose himself in the mingling voices of strain-

ing porters, hoarsely shouting, "Away, away!",

and the soft voices of women, bargaining with

shopkeepers who employ the cleverest tactics

to coax the customer into purchasing their wares.

Then we would visit the copper craftsmen's

market where the visitor could buy a souvenir,

at a reasonable price, which he could show to

his friends at home and which would forever

remind him of the incessant clanking, banging

and hammering that yields some of the mostexquisite masterpieces of their kind in the world.

Next we would visit the Suq al-Herej, which

means the market of noise, where second-hand

goods are sold.

On the second day, we would visit the mosqueswith their lofty minarets and domes, which are

the most outstanding feature of Islamic archi-

tecture. Listening to the melodious voices of

the religious men echoing in the spacious halls

and corridors, and beholding the dazzling bril-

liance of the chandeliers reflected by thousands

of small mirrors magnificently fitted together

like mosaics is a spectacle not to be forgotten.

On the third day, we would take a walk along

Rashid Street, which, though it has lost someof its past grandeur, is still a sight worth seeing.

If we were tired of walking, we could retire to

an old gahwa (cafe) where we could watch old

men zealously engaged in a towli game. All the

while we could sip our tea (with or without sugar).

As for the rest of the week, we could visit

the archeological museum, the old weaponsmuseum or the remaining fragment of the city

wall. We could take trips to Babylon or Habba-niya, and, last but not least, we could spend an

evening on the ancient Tigris and enjoy a dinner

or specially roasted fish called masguf, if mypocket could stand its relatively extravagant

price.

INVADERS FROM OUTER SPACEby

MAZIN ISMAIL

We all live in a happy, peaceful and quiet

world. Excluding the minor wars and crimes

that take place, this world is as peaceful as the

Garden of Eden, and as quiet and comfortable

as any person could wish it to be. But, will it

stay as it is ? Will we continue living on this

planet without being bothered by other crea-

tures from outer space who could interfere with

our lives and turn our happiness into misery

and our freedom into slavery and, what is worse,

try to destroy us in order to take possession of

what we own : this peaceful planet ?

After all, this is quite possible. We ourselves

have made much progress in the field of space

travel, by sending spacecraft to the moon and

to some planets, and succeeded in putting humanbeings into orbit around the earth and keeping

them there for days before bringing them downagain, safe and intact. If we have done all that,

then, why should there not be other creatures

living on distant planets who might be moreadvanced and well ahead of us in the field of

exploring space ? Is it not possible that such

creatures are studying every corner of Earth

with their devices, just as we are studying other

planets through our telescopes ? Is it not possible

that these creatures, whose presence we tend

to doubt, are searching for landing sites on

earth, as we are now searching for such sites

on the moon ? All these events are quite possible

or even probable.

Yet we should ask ourselves this question :

what would those creatures look like ? Theymight be huge monsters with protruding eyes,

ugly faces and hideous bodies ; or, on the other

hand, they might be small creatures, the size

of a monkey or even smaller, with large ears or

wide mouths.

But, how would they reach our planet ?

Would they come in giant rockets, the size of

a skyscraper, or would they get here in huge

flying saucers, as wide as a city — flying saucers

that might soar above us at the speed of light

and reach the moon in a second or less ?

One day we might wake up to hear an an-

nouncer on the radio saying, "The invaders

have come! The conquerors are here!" Wewould go out and see flying saucers resting here

and there, and from them would emerge strange

creatures such as we have never seen before

carrying strange instruments. We would gaze

at this scene and not believe our eyes. Then wewould realize that we had become slaves to these

strange creatures, obeying their orders with the

obedience of a child towards his parents.

This idea of becoming slaves, if invaded,

has built up a strong fear in the minds of manypeople. It has tempted many scientists, and

astronomers in particular, to try to invent somemeans of communication by which they could

contact creatures on distant planets and try to

explore their minds to create some mutual un-derstanding which might prevent any act of

terrorism against this planet.

This fear of being invaded has driven manypeople to think that the invaders are at the door-

step of their house or in their backyard. Yetothers have sworn that they have seen flying

saucers land near their houses or chase them onroads. Some have even said that they have entered

these saucers and been questioned by strange

creatures and then released.

All these stories and fears contribute to one

fact, and that is that many people solemnly

believe that other creatures on other planets do

exist ! But, until these ideas are proven true,

there remains the question of who will conquer

space first, we or the so-called invaders ; whowill be the hunter and who the hunted ? Toanswer all these questions and convert suspicions

into solid facts, we will have to wait for years

to come.

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85408 (Customs)

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BAHOSHY BUILDING, SINAK

South Gate, Baghdad Telephone Nos. 8161 / 85135 / 85 1 36

REPRESENTING

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R. Hudson Ltd., Leeds

S. A. M. I. C, Malines

Myford Engineering Co., Ltd.,

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to recommend the most suitable

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I KOM ATIC

The simplest way to get good photos is surprisingly

inexpensive : IKOMATIC F and IKOMATIC A.

Simply load a Kodapak cassette and start shooting.

Radiantly bright finder, double-exposure lock and

rapid wind.

IKOMATIC F (illus.) with built-in flash unit.

IKOMATIC A with automatic exposure control by

built-in exposure meter (photoelectric).

VITO CLR

The VITO CD has in addition an exposure meter with

exposure-value indicator. The VITO CL offers even

more: a four-element Voigtlander lens of international

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shutter. In other words, here you set the correct ex-

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ingly "quicker on the trigger" with the camera.

If you require even more convenience in operation:

the VITO CLR is the peak model. In point of optical

and technical equipment this camera corresponds to

the VITO CL . . . but it also has a coupled rangefinder.

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