Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)

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Campus LHe The following section of the yearbook depicts the numerous and varied events and activities that took place on campus during the year. They range from the gala festivities of homecoming to a secluded moment in the quiet of the chapel. Considered as a whole, they compose the life ofa student at St. Bede. As you glance through these pages you will no doubt come to some understanding of what St. Bede Includes Many life means to the student. To say that he enters a boy and leaves a man would be a gross oversimpli- fication. No one has devised an instant-mix for manhood. It is, rather, in the daily exercise of spirit, mind and body that one will find and develop the ingredients to maturity. This, then, is the objec- tive of St. Bede campus life.

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chool Opens To Old And I V ,,,,,,,,f,,.M,A .V ,!!. , L .J X Eta ' an t 5 Father Dunston explains to Bemard Miks his senior class schedule. St. Bede boys, new and old, are waiting to register After the first day, Freshmen, Sophomores, juniors and Seniors participate alike and unsegregated in all the academic, spiritual and social activities of the Bedan life. The academic program is outlined by director of studies, Father Dunstan. Daily life at St. Bede begins with a rising bell at 6:30 AM., followed by Mass at 7:00 and breakfast at 7:30. Morning classes begin at 8:25 and last until noon. Dinner, recreation and a study period take up the students' life between noon and l:30 after which there are two more class periods in the aftemoon. At 3:15 day students depart for home and resident students partici- pate in recreation until 5:00. Study hall comes at 5:30 at which time students may study, go to the library, write letters and read magazines. At 6:00 dinner is served after which the students have recreation until 7:15, and thence to study once again. The daily routine is called to a halt when the students retire for the night, only to awaken the next day to the clang- ing of bells. .-3. Thomas Cleary, fourth floor seminarian, is re- fol' HYSBY Of Si- Bede life- ceiving his books for this year from Father Ralph, 'I6 Manager ofthe Shack. E V V, W i.' N . YK