Our Lady Queen of Angels Seminary - Prep Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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THE SEEDS OF KNOWLEDGE MAY BE PLANTED IN SOLITUDE, BUT MUST BE CULTIVATED IN PUBLIC. -JOHNSON

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jftffin Wt 1 . Fr. Burnham and Mrs. Cunningham discuss Sean ' s behavior during the past week. 2. Fr. Ziemann carries on a conversation with Mr. Barragan on a Friday afternoon. 3. Louis Lopez and his mother spend time together in prayer. 4. Believe it or not, Mr. Bernal and his son, Charles, are not really posing for this picture. 5. Mr. Figueroa and his son, Manuel, load up their belongings in the car before departing for home. 6. The Barrons are happy about their children ' s pres- ence in the seminary. 7. Kenneth Mickelson thinks carefully to ensure that he has not forgotten any items in the dormitory. 8. Jerry Gomez is delighted to see his family after a long school week.

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IN WISDOM end of all learning is to know God, and out of knowledge to love and imitate him. -Milton To learn, a student must be willing to take chal- lenges from his instructors. Queen of Angels is a college preparatory school which meets the aca- demic requirements of St. John ' s Seminary Col- lege and the University of California. With small classes and a dedicated faculty of lay men and women, nuns, and priests, students are given close attention. The curriculum contains classes in science, math, English, languages, religion, histo- ry, fine arts, and physical education. A student learns to know God if he possesses knowledge about all of His creation. The skills acquired in his own education would be used, as a priest, to challenge others to know Christ more, because he has himself accepted God ' s challenge to come closer to Him. A seminarian learns in many ways besides in the classroom. He learns to appreciate what God has done for him and what God has given him. Seminarians learn to work as one family of God, each with a different function. Students tutor and help their brothers understand concepts which are difficult to grasp. Everything he learns teaches the seminarian to appreciate God, the world around him, friends, family, and teachers. A student searching for his vocation is a student who wants to learn. He longs to know more about God, and with increased knowledge comes love and the desire to imitate God. il 1. Shared knowledge is the path to good academic achievements and true friendships. 2. Sr. Pauline Therese explains the world of Chaucer. 3. The library is a good place to study either by yourself or with a friend. 4. In homilies, priests share their knowledge of Christ with us making new opportunities for a closer relationship with Jesus. 5. All wish to possess knowledge, but few, comperatively speaking, are willing to pay the price. - Juvenal 6. Mrs. Rogge takes her art students for an experience of the beauty of nature. 7. Fr. Przygoda fills us with knowledge of Christ by sharing his experiences of Jesus with us. 8. A set time to do homework in the study hall everyday emphasizes a serious