Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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5 A Q' 3 . Q - .: qo?,. Q' 5 - 1' 1 W' In M6m0Tl.Gm The Will of God has taken Father Fab1an Rolince reward On July 6 1955 the mysterious workings of Providence brought us the sad news of his death Father Fabian who was to be senior class moderator this year was indeed a grand and gentlemanly priest and an exemplary teacher Many s udents fashioned their lives after the principles he taught by word and action His passing away constitutes a great loss to Benedictine and to all who knew him We grieve for him yet we find consolation in the conviction that he was prepared to fulfill the design of h C is reator REQUIESCAT IN PACE' A 1 . hygg XL X . X O.S.B. from our midst and called him to his eternal

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Mr Cyrxl Zxlka Latin English Mr. Leonard Pchola Latin American History, American History Mr. Robert Peck German, English Mr Walter Porowskx Shop Mechan1caIDrawmg Mr joseph Rufus Modern History Physical Education Mr Karl Strmen Latin, Slovak Mr Stephen Zerucha English History

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Seated, Left to right: joseph Zak, john Valo, Father Anthony Marko, O.S.B., Charles Duchock, and Joseph Schimek. Standing, Leit to right: john Kost, Frank Lambert, Jerome Wiancek, Stephen Baloga, Paul Forgach, john Wiancek, Daniel Bozek, Thomas Polachek, and james Schafrath. SCIIIILASTICS God willing, some day these boys may be priests or brothers as diocesan clergy or members of religious communities. They are called minor seminariansg nevertheless, they are still ordinary boys. Their school days are similar to those of the average high school student. Motivation is the ideal that makes the difference in their liv'es. They desire to learn how to do things for God. In their lives they pray, study, and recreate for the love of God. This special training is necessary in order to prepare them for their vocation. They desire to follow in the footsteps of Christ by dedicating their lives to God.