Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The quiet influence— Whenever an educational institution is seen to contin- uously grow and prosper over a number of years, there are inevitably found at the basis of this progress men of integrity, wisdom and foresight, responsible for a great part of that prosperity. Individuals of this exceptional caliber teach at Bene- dictine and comprise the school faculty. It is because of their outstanding leadership that Benedictine today enjoys educational prestige. 997 I must obey all school rules. 998 1 must obey all . . . REV. FATHER BASIL HRIN, O.S.B. Assistant Principal — Disciplinarian REV. FATHER ROBERT WILKES, O.S.B. Principal

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Under the direction of the principal are a number of men who make possible Benedictine’s success as an institution of higher learning. They assist the principal in his work and perform functions necessary to the growth and development of the school. They begin the policies and co- ordinating tasks which enable Benedictine to run smoothly. Sharing with the principal the burdens of high school administration are the assistant principal and disciplinarian, treasurer, registrar and chaplain. These officers are aware of their responsibility to see that the primary function of Benedictine—education of Christian gentlemen—is carried out in the best way. They see to it that the Benedictine student receives a well-rounded education, equipped with everything necessary for his livelihood upon graduation. ADMINISTRATION

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of patient teachers... For the practical solutions pertaining to moral guidance problems, Benedictine students have constant recourse to the school chaplain. Father Jerome, O.S.B., whose office Students meet Father Sylvester, O.S.B., school treasurer, is open morning, noon and night. at the start of each semester, thereby strengthening Bene- dictine’s educational existence. Good morning, Benedictine high school,” says Brother Bede, O.S.B., registrar.