Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Right Reveren-d ABBOT THEODORE G. KOJIS, O.S.B., 41- :JK President ' X - ' .411 As president of Benedictine High School, it is Father Abbot's ' i ' - ,.- Q72 fi' responsibility to organize and direct the operation of the School A L '- Y + ' Administration. Knowing and being keenly interested in the ',i:f'. s problems and needs of the youth, he continues to ever improve v , T 1 A school facilities and keep a ready eye on expansion. The student -5 1. I in Particular enjoys the warmth and devotion shown in his :N '4 ff i every talk and welcome his frequent attendance at school activi- V I n ii ties. May God bless you, Father Abbot, for your great concern 'Q over us, and may He grant you a long and happy life. 5 ' 4 . 0 C05LE5TlH'F-i'-69

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-E The Most Reverend 'fi' BISHOP FLOYD L. BEGIN, S.T.D. VHPT: 7+-1-4-Q HV ,EMM ll 'S mrvfzi Deus Rex Glens 1 : y 6i4?45 I U' fb O w ff 'PU rn 4 fo f-1 rn D Q- E5 U1 IE o fo F W :J o Mr' fn T5 U .-- -1 I I1 9 Q5 I-I 'lv N 1 S V- s ff? 55? mmm mmm AB F? 's, A - n., ,l i Y - E 9: ' ' X Y f.,9 f-wilt B w- 5 Xxx 55 Kia, . IM,llM ii iraqi 1 sxsni .'.'. , y . . Q' Assisting the Archbishop in his task of pro- moting the spiritual well-being of the Diocese, and directing various activities at the Chancery office are two of the more important roles of these capable bishops. The endeavors of Bishop Begin and Bishop Krol in aiding the Archbishop to shepherd his fold are most commendable. Hiivnniat n um6uLu11 7 v 7

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enrr M The abbot ofhciates on the opening day of school. The prior is at his right and the sub-prior at his left. 'WMA-'M The Very Reverend DANIEL NOVAK, O.S.B Prior