Benilde St Margarets School - Sangraal / Benilden Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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BENILDE STUDENTS DEVELOPING AND PROGRESSING ... ACADEMICS In every great institution students are taught by very skilled and qualified teachers. Benilde certainly rates as one of the finest established schools in the state. Benilde's faculty not only assures its students academic excellence but also a well rounded program, including the teachings of Christianity. The instructors not only encourage a certain creativity in their pupils, but they also provide the essentials of a good liberal education. The well renowned character and fine reputation of its students reflect a fine background and education received in school. All this, as well as a certain inexpressible concern for one's welfare, testify to the fine teachers and administration at Benilde High School. 8

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No! Brother Patrick refuses troubiemakers BENILDE’S OFFICE The organization necessary to run Benilde efficiently is provided by Benilde's competent office staff. Brother Justin, as principal, again assured Benilde of a fine faculty with the addition of six lay teachers and two brothers. In charge of the video tape machine, Brother has recorded both individual classes and memorable events of recent Benilde history. As administrative assistant principal, Mr. William Haben has proved himself equal to the task. Though the organization of 967 schedules if quite perplexing, Mr. Haben has, to ail appearances, avoided being affected by this nerve-racking job. As both school treasurer and bookkeeper. Brother Frederick has much to do. Besides balancing the school ledger, Brother keeps track of the trimonthly tuition payments of some 1000 Red Knights. As office secretary, Mr. Koch serves as both stenographer and receptionist. Mrs. Welch, Br. Patrick s personal secretary, also takes care of the absentee bulletin. Brother Justin follows the progress of a bistort class on the videotape machine. 10 Air. Haben is famous for his friendly smile and the patient attention he gives to the difficulties of scheduling Red Knights.