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As a student progresses through Benilde, he finds himself using the guidance office more and more. Fresh- men and Sophomores come in con- tact with the guidance department when seeking changes or information about classes and getting results from tests. As Juniors and Seniors, the guidance department becomes an in- tegral part of Benilde as graduation looms closer and closer. Mr. Hartle counsels the Freshmen and Juniors, and Br. Arthur is the counselor for the Sophomores and the Seniors, and is also the guidance department head. The friendly and efficient help of Mrs. Ladd rounds out the staff ot the Guidance Dept. guidance office. For spiritual counseling. Father Al- bert Hanzel, from Good Shepherd parish, is available on Tuesdays for counseling and or confessions, and he also says the Masses for the Benilde students on Holy Days. With college becoming more and more important in our modern age of technology and colleges becoming more selective in choosing students, an excellent guidance department is becoming increasingly important at Benilde. Br. Arthur, Mr. Hartle, and Mrs. Ladd have gone a long way in helping to satisfy this need for Benilde students. Above: Senior Dean Dolan gets straightened out by Mr. Hartle. Right: Brother Arthur contemplates his future
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Sociology Dept. Benilde ' s Social Studies Department ploys a vital part in preparing each student for the world we live in. The department teaches a three year program exposing the student to cul- tures post and present in hopes that they can better understand and af- fect the progress of our society. Freshmen are the first exposed to our social studies department. Mr. Morton and Mr. St. Mortin instruct them in the history of our country. The next phase comes during the Junior year, when Br. Benedict and Mr. Fronczok teach basic world his- tory in the world cultures course. The Seniors hove o completely different exposure to their social studies course. The classes ore divided into three twelve week sessions. Mr. Joranger teaches the comparative political and economic philosophies, which deals with government forms ond their growth. Mr. St. Martin teaches Ameri- can government; its form and practices on both the federol and locol levels. A session of sociology providing an insight on the cultures of people in our society is taught by Mr. Crowley. Mr. Rosow also teaches o complete course of Senior social studies. Above: Mr. Crowley explains the sociological problems of being in love with a horse. left: Mr. Joranger proves that he, too, has a sense of humor.
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