Archbishop Stepinac High School - Shepherd Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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ADMI ISTRATIO The key to the success of any large high school in meeting its obligation towards the total development of its students rests in the close cooperation that exists among the mem- bers of the administration. ln this respect Stepinac has been especially blessed. The col- laboration which exists among the Departments of Discipline, Guidance, and Studies insures that the proper attitude for scholastic accom- plishment as well as preparation for future life is maintained. The liaison which binds the administration proper to the administrative departments has characterized the progress made in attaining a fuller understanding of the factors which contribute to the moral, The Reverend William S. Ward, A.B. Assistant Principal, Dean of Studies physical, mental, and spiritual development of students. The tremendous cooperative effort which has been made in this field lays the groundwork for scholastic excellence. The Reverend Stanley J. Mathews, M.A. Director of Guidance The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Plover, S.T.L. Administrative Assistant, Procurator 'Winona' The Reverend Jeremiah B. Sullivan, M.A. Dean of Student Activities and Discipline The Reverend William J. McGann, M.A. Counselor, Chairman of Music Depart- ment, Latin, Band, Dramatics, Glee Club, Ladies' Auxiliary

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RELIGICN Father John F. Lyons, M.S. Chairman of Religion Department, Senior Retreats Father Burley discusses the impediments to marriage. Traditionally the Religion Department has sought to promote three principal objectives among students. Primarily it has striven to induce into the student body those tendencies which cultivate the habitual love of God and neighbor by presenting and demonstrating the meaning of Christian charity. Secondly it has attempted to impress upon the students the importance of developing those habits of mind, will, and body which promote a steady and firm confidence in God and His promises. Finally it has provided the opportunity to gain a knowledge of Catholicism through the truths God has revealed, to truly live the Catholic religion, to promulgate God's love, and to bring happiness to all men. Father Aloysius J. Burley, 0.S.C., A.B. Religion, St. John Berchman's Society, Rifle Club I2