Badin High School - Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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JOHN ROETTELE REV. KENNETH SCHROEDER, C. P. P. S. L. REV. DONALD BREAKER REV. RONALD AVERBECK REV. MARNE BRECKENSIEK, O. F. M.

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li ' ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ll . REV. FRED BRUENING REV. IVIICHAEL MORGAN Religion The main objective of the Religion Department is the formation of well informed, convinced, and actively involved Christians. The Religion program is set up to give a good background of the historical development of Christianity from the days of Israelitic cul- ture, through to the life of Jesus Christ, and the early days Of the Christian Community. The entire History of the Church is studied, especially the Protestant Reformation because of the definite effects of History on Modern Christianity. It is hoped, that With their education centered in the Eucharist, they will go out into the world and be involved as Christians in making a better world for the glory of God. The stu- dents Will not only be able to express them- selves in topics of religion, but they will be able to put Christian principles into action. REV. VENARD REICHEL $513? A, 3?

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English The Badin English Department by means of a comprehensive Language Arts program, attempts to improve and maintain the skills of oral and written communication in all Badin students. Literature, Language, Oral and Written Composition, Vocabulary study, and training in the Mass Media, share in the four -year program in varying degrees. A special course for Honors students, one for those who need special help in reading and another for those interested in journalism and schoolepublication, are all designed to meet the particular needs of some students. Other features such as the Film Festival, guest speakers, assemblies, and theatrical ex- t cursions supplement the regular English pro- l gram and give the students an opportunity to enrich himself culturally. SISTER MARY GREGORY, S. N. D. MR. JOHN GOLDRICK SISTER FRANCES MARGARET, S.N.D. MR. RONALD BLANKEN'BUEHLER