Academy of Notre Dame - Memories Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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The invaluable work of Mrs. Goelz and Sister John de Deo kept everything running smoothly and on schedule throughout the year. School board: (standing) Dr. Killian Fritsch, Msgr. Joseph Orlet, Mr. Jack Ryan, Mr. Bob Brady, Mr. Bob Welzbacher, Mr. Tom Bedell, (seated) Mrs. Truttman, Mr. Ed O’Malley, Mrs. Joseph Cavaitio, Mrs. Emil Wurth. 17

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Sister Noreen Mas on the move for each 011 e of lis. To her the faculty and students came first. Besides provid- ing space for ail classes, her aim of progress at AND was to revamp the curriculum and schedules to meet ever increasing requirements. Through the loyal efforts of Mrs. Goelz and Sister John de Deo, a System of records which keeps the school running smoothly was maintained. The mem- bers of the board often gave valuable advice and assist¬ ance to the school. Together, with understanding, Sister Noreen, Sister John de Deo, Mrs. Goelz, and the board met the in- numerable daily problems of students and faculty. Sister Noreen, Principal, converses with senior Valedictorian Carol Welzbacher prior to the close of the school year. Sister Noreen accepted the new school flag, designed by last year ' s Student Council, from President Vick! Maney.

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Religion was different and like most things, it changed. Masses, formerly confined to the chapel, were held outside, in classrooms, and ev ' en in the parlor. Students selected outside readings to bring themselves up to date with the ever-changing church. No longer could a girl quietly sit back in class; lively discussions left no room for relaxation. There was no doubting. “Faith was for go-getters.” Father Schwaegel, chaplain, conducted a day of recollection. AND’s Christmas message was displayed ta the city of Belleville during the holidays. 18