Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ABILITY GROUPING-based on intelligence quotients, class- room performance, achievement tests, teacher evaluation and pupil interest-provides Benedictine faculty members an instru- ment Whereby students approach the maximum of their po- tential. 'ff Y fir Y Y Q i ' Y ll eff , V Y Y Q , L 'W z1'?igi,g,a T i .351 if i fn by 'QT4 41

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MAKERS OF CIVILIZATIONS. THE CHALLENGING NEED for better edu- cation of its students in a rapidly changing, de- manding world is recognized by Beneclictine's faculty. MOREOVER, Benedictine teachers provide in- struction in proper study habitsg emphasize ex- pository writing and ability group programs with guts in them. EACHERS ARE BUILDERS OF CHARACTER- ARCHITECTS OF THE FUTURE- BENEDlCTINE'S INSTRUCTORS insist on bet- ter student counseling, higher standards of workmanship and solid courses in English, math- ematics and the sciences.

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Sf ,' 'fx DEDICATED TO - H 'Y -2 A chapter in American Church history began 25 years ago. The Benedictine priory of Saint Andrew's in the diocese of Cleveland was elevated to an abbey July 13, 1934. From the one priest who came to Cleveland February 1, 1922 from Saint Procopius abbey, Lisle, Ill., to prepare the establishment of the monastery, the campus-located religious house of the priests and Brothers who are associated with Benedictine presently numbers S1 priests, nine seminarians and 19 Brothers. Besides founding and staffing Benedictine since 1927, Saint Andrew's administers two Cleveland parishes and one each in Chicago, East Saint Louis, Ill., Superior, Wis., and Rap- son, Mich. Chaplaincy posts in Middletown, Pa., and Tinley Park, Ill., also are filled by Saint Andrew priests. On this, its silver jubilee, we dedicate che 1960 Benedictine to Saint Andrew's abbey, and pray that God will bless this monastic institute as it enters the second 25 years of labor for Christ.