A Man Called "Dutch": The Lasting Impact Of Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen On Carroll College

In August 1939, Raymond Hunthausen, or “Dutch,” as his friends knew him,* sat on the front porch of his home in Anaconda, a small copper-smelting town nestled in the southwest comer of Montana, as his father finished loading the family automobile.1 For Raymond, this marked the end of a summer filled with great uncertainty and indecision. He had been a star athlete at St. Peter’s Catholic High School and a strong student, but when Raymond received his high school diploma on May 29, 1939, he did so with only a vague notion of what his life journey might entail. He had spoken with his father abou... Mehr ...