St Bernardine High School - Crusader Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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is their responsibility lv-.gy Father Iames P. Began looks amused at two of his sophomore religion students, Buthanne Gilbert and Cathy McGann, who seem to have a few confused ideas. Father taught the truths ot Holy Faith to the freshmen and one section of sophomores. His patience and willingness to listen made him an excellent adviser to the under- classmen. The Block B Athletic Association was under his direc- tion. .WQMR1 . , Sf ' Besides teaching junior and sophomore religion, Father Donald B. Kulleck issued canteen cards, worked with dance chaperons, and supervised other phases of campus social lite. Betty Munana and Dolores Badke were among many who got his approval to bring outsiders to school dances. Father stimulated the spiritual well-being of his students by working with them to build Christian social principles.

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' 13 4112. f . ,.1., w, V, Serious talk is sometimes necessary to stimulate real think- ing. Monsignor Ryan gave of his time and parish duties to give guidance to any student who sought it. Speaking with lerry Kastigar and Ed Blakely, Monsignor advises them in regard to the essays to be written for the citizenship contest. Monsignor also taught the senior marriage course and pre, pared future parents for the building of good strong Christian ' Spiritual Harmony

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n NCVGITDQI, S1st-ers of the lrzi- iacuiate Heart gathered to elebrate their Diamond lubilee 1 St. Bernardzne s. The first cfcci, St.Cat:1er1ie s as gt wits filled until F328 'satis crenea 11. SSS. lri 1922 ige 'crzrerstoxe f'r .e t res-Grit 1dfI.1f.Q57fl :Tig ri ignlcir .-:as f'.'f?C. 1- .iigfgr iff r s cf 1' ':1 1 :ss-if' ut. Pig. t fre ttit' Q fgsif .:. Q951 'J 'S exp 1 'E' .if.41E-'1lSQffl.f- ,. odv. T16 Fgstew e lick- Be glad izster ivfizxe Tqerese in srxe of Ler ioc as iz very 'I'fTi1'J9 :fi ciriz. fctra fgfzpe tc teizi-1. ser.- ,r relpgicri tina To direct the senior zlay. Eye was f1l'J!i1Y? ready tc give rzeeaea fzavzce :na sxcwed a 1 erscrpfzl interest ir. every stufierx. Dear Graduates of l956: lubilate Deo! You are the graduates cf our most momentous year, the year which witnessed the Dia- mond lubilee celebration of your teachers, the Sisters ol the lrnmaculate Heart, and the elevation ol your pastor, Monsignor Ryan, to a dignitary ot the Church. We shall, therelore, expect you to be very special graduates in whom We may place great hopes. May you, all through lite, be as so many sparkling diamonds giving pleasure and inspira- tion to others by the beauty and luster ol your lives, devoted and dedicated to duty, to God, and to country. May you be objects of admiration to all as living examples ot your Holy Cath- olic Faith. And may you throughout eternity, Reioice1n the Lordnl Sister Marie Therese, l. H. M. fi TC can LI. .7 if + any Dg9SSfiQS gn -1-a 1. r eir school. f