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In this complex and constantly changing world, the high school student is faced with increasing problems. The false ideals proposed to him out- side his own environment conflict with those pre- sented to him at home and in school. These rival claims for loyalty tend to confuse the ordinary high school student. Devoted and dedicated teachers, however, can aid the perplexed teenager to form solid commitments to a unified viewpoint on life. High school, often a crucial time in the develop- ment of character, is a time when early concepts are questioned. It is a time when formation is of the essence, and adequate formation requires the guidance of competent instructors. The Brothers give such counsel, both in their interviews with in- dividuals and by their general good example. Every Brother in the order is professionally qualified for the academic instruction of high school students, but, besides this, by his personal interest in each student a Brother is able to extract the best from all of them. 1965 c L A S S E
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ROOM 11-208. Home room teacher Br. Frenette. Officers: John Steele, Gerry Heys, John Miller. FRONT ROW: Joe Kripacz, Richard Mills, Adorn Wiboltt, Leonard Aesie, James Porry, Bill Reynolds, Roy Boechler. SECOND ROW Al Burgart, Paul Rogers, Gary Foslien, Doug Moore, John Miller, Koe Kemphaus, Brian Keir, Frank Rice. THIRD ROW: G erry Diokow, Roger Levasseur, John Fletch- er, Charles Arthur, Joe Scully, Peter Graham, Greg Tomkin, Mike McDonough. LAST ROW: John Zodeiks, Stephen Owen-Jones, John Steele, John Hill, Larry O ' Keefe, John Day, Denis Fagon, Joe Burke. 18
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