Kapaun Mount Carmel High School - Kapaun Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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flop leflj .lulie Barvais, acts as Santa's helper. Qmiddle lcftl Mr. Martel gets his point across. Cbottom lcftl Susie lrwin smiles at the sign of accomplishment. Qtop rightj Megan Vosburgh communicates with a new friend. Cboltom right! Chris Wilson brings excitement to a boy ul Camp Wonderful. Religion Academics

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RELIGIO Religion is the foundation upon which Kapaun Mt. Carmel was built. This year the Religion Department has had several new changes. Besides the addition of two new Religion teachers, Mrs. Knolla who teaches Social Justice to Juniors, and Father Dan Spex- arth who teaches Church History to Freshmen, Father Ken Me- largno is responsible for instigating a new program for Seniors entitled Community Service. The goal of the program was to help students realize just how lucky they are and to encourage them to give and 'share with those who are less fortunate. Each student was required to donate a total of 44 hours of charity work to various community organizations such as: The Arthritis Foundation, Maude Carpenter's Children's Home, Camp Wonderful fwhich assists re- tarded childrenj, and the Pet Program fa program in which pets are taken around to old people to brighten their daysj. Furthermore Community Service helps to project a positive Christian image to the Wichita community which is also a goal of the Catholic Church. Religion .-.1-1 Academics 5 S ttop leftj Susie Vargo, involved in the pct program, brings joy to elderly. tbottom leftj Cristie Glass, Eric Gebhart, and Brian Tilton break lunch at Camp Wonderful. Ctop rightj Fr. Spexarth instructs future nuns and priests. Cbottom rightl Ted McDonald leads water aerobics for the Arth Foundation.

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c J - . . A baffled at the complexity of analytic geometry. tmiddlcj Looks easy? Test to- morrow, smirks Mr. Brown. - 62 Sophomores MATH Our math department brought new life to the fundamentals of Algebra, Geometry, Tri- gonometry, Calculus, and Math Analysis. These courses taught by the most qualified staff, offered the student everything from adding and subtracting to analyzing math problems in preparation for college courses. Freshmen students learned the basics of Al- gebra which they later applied to Geometry, Algebra II, and so on up through senior year. The staff included Mrs. Feil, Mr. Brown, Mr. Porter, Miss Wiseman, Mrs. Core, and Mr. Barnhill who did their best to teach the stu- dents these methods and how to use them later in life. ll ttop rightl Ms. Wiseman ex- pluns an algebraic formula with tsmile. 1 - tbovc Senior S Kriewel is I E students. - fbottom rightl Mr. Barnhill 1 it - S ' Y pl iys with figures and shapes on his h indy dandy overhead. People I'