Beloit Catholic High School - Arista Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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They love their work.... Freshman homeroom representatives for 1965 are Jim Cousin, Mike Olm- stead, (back) Terry Kirkeeng and Mike Zimbrich. Harpoon North Boone placed 2nd in 1964 Homecoming float competition. Do I have to sign another autograph ? This is the way the new freshmen got acquainted on Howdy Day. Freshman Latin exhibit. Peter St. Peter portrays a priest in the freshman Vocation Day skit. “Hi I ’ Sue Maloney Freshman at- tendant for Homecoming 1964 Strike or gutterball ?? Gym classes learn the techniques of bowling.

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BELOIT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL School Year Opens With Changes; High Enrollment and New Faculty Are they scared or anxious? Two freshmen boys, Ricky and Terry Koehler stand at doors of BCHS ready to beg;n their first year there. Modern Math, Sciente Courses Offered At BCHS Instructors in mathematics and science are introducing new courses this year. Seniors taking Mathematics IV will be taught modem techniques necessary for college. Sister Mary Denise hopes to cover such topics as math- amatical logic, coordinate systems, set theories, conic sections, vectors, relations and functions, Boolean alge- bra, and analytical geometry. There will also be an intro duction to calculus and a repetition of trigonomic func- tions. “Yellow Version of BSCS Biology the new program for biology, is based on investi- The 1964-65 school term was opened to 485 students with the orientation and registration Tuesday morning. Sept. 8. The student body has been increased by 12%. The 8:15 registration in homerooms was followed by an assembly, in the school auditorium. Regular clsss schedule went into effect Wednesday, Sept. 9. Two new teachers, Father James Higgins and Sister M. nation as a means of learning. Sr. Ronaldo will give the sophomores a study of biology at the cellular level. This includes the structure, chem- istry and reproduction of cefls. This approach enables them to become acquainted with many different areas of biology. Rita Clare, CSA, were aj pointed for the school year to replace Father Robert Geno- vese, who has been transfer- red to a teaching post at Holy Name Seminary, Madison, and Sister M. Hugoline, who was transferred to St. Mary s Springs Academy. Father Higgins, new as- sistant at St. Jude's parish, will teach religion. Sister M. Rita Clare teaches in the business department. Biological unity, evolution, development of ideas and science as inquiry each play an important role in the new program. Only a small number of other schools around the country are adopting the new biological course for the first time. SISTER M. RITA CLARE takes over In the business department. Beloit, Wisconsin ARISTA Welcomes You To BCHS