Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Mr. Francioli instructs his A.P. garbage removal class. This week's lesson plan included the finer points of waste removal. Taking a little time out of Ecology class, Mrs. Lewanski's students dem- onstrate good classroom discipline and etiquette. Wow! Look, a shoe. Some seniors take time out from art class to inspect a model of Mr. McCol- lough's shoe. 5

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ACTIVITIES For years, Fr. Bede has been digging a hole for himself. The juniors helped put the finishing touches on the Kins- man playground project. MEN OF BENEDICTINE NOT ONLY DO WELL IN ACADEMIC CIRCLES BUT ALSO EXCEL IN THE SOCIAL REALM. You don't have to do anything. You don't have to do home- work, you qan just fail. You don’t have to eat, you can starve to death. You don't have to live in a house, you can wither away in the street. You don't even have to do tax- es, just go to jail. Like I said You Don't Have to Do Anything! — Tony Daher In the four years of playing sports at Benedictine, I grew not only as a play- er but as a person. — Anthony Fer- rone

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A person that presents himself not just as a teacher or priest, but also as a friend. No matter how busy he is, he will always lend a helping hand on whatever issue you present him. These references are to Fr. Anselm a teacher and priest. His reputation precedes him on and off of school time. His ability to speak fluent German is shared among many students here at Benedictine because he carries all the burdens of the German classes. But this is just the beginning of all the time he puts in for others. He moderates the German Club, the National Honor Society, the Travel Club, and S.A.D.D., as well as being the head of the Guidance Department. Fr. Anselm is also willing to help organize or chaperon a trip for anyone. All in all, the senior class just wants to show its thanks to a highly respected individual who supported us during our four years here at Benedictine and never gives less than 110% in whatever he does. Having had Fr. Anselm for four years of German, I’ve really gotten to appre- ciate all the little things he does for the students. — Paul Rogers He’s one of the less demanding teachers here, but his classes are always informative not only on German culture but for life in general. — Todd Calamita 6