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

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EXPERIENCE SUPPLEMENTS LANGUAGE German teacher Mr. Schueppe sometimes doesn't know whether to laufjh or cry. HOURS. Only a few hours separate Minneapolis from the rest of the world. Realizing the smallness of the world in relation to time, the Benilde Language Department strives to present a broad base of useful languages. The student has a choice ranging from Classical Latin to the modern languages of German, French, and Spanish. The practical experience of the modern language teachers adds much to the courses: Brother Benedict was born in Czechoslovakia and has traveled and taught all over Europe and Asia; Brother William has spent some time in South America; and Mr. Schweppe has lived in Germany. These factors and others make the languages interesting and fruitful. YOU KEEP ASKING FOR STUDY AIDS. SO I ACQUIRED SOME FOR THE ENTIRE CLASS. Mr. Murphy cheerfully hands out l atin study aids.

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One of the persons responsible for the proper functioning of Benilde is Brother J. Louis. In charge of the maintenance department, Brother is the first one to arrive in the morning —unlocking doors and turning on lights —and the last to leave at night. During the day, chores range from fixing the furnace to replacing desks and lightbulbs. Mrs. Percival, in her fourth year at Benilde, is constantly at work, filing and completing student health forms and verifying communicable diseases. Daily she is on duty to assist anyone in need of medical attention. As Benilde's head librarian, Brother Louis Andrews duties are many and varied. Purchasing books, systematizing the card catalog, and repairing worn books constitute only a few of his thankless duties. The maintenance of Benilde rests on the broad shoulders of Brother J. Louis. SERVICES RENDERED-BENEFITS RECEIVED The Florence Nightingale of Benilde it Mrs. Percital who tends to the ills of students. THEY'RE MY BOYS. Brother Louis Andrew beams happily at some studious Red Knights. 30