Bishop Heelan Catholic High School - Shield Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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with all thy wit Sister Marie Helene, O.P., shows Clyde Rosburg fbehind the reelj how to operate the projector. Sister is head librarian at Heelan. Mr. Ray Nacke demonstrates the use of the circle saw, CNote the first aid kit in the backgroundj He teaches industrial arts and world geography, has a freshman home- room, and assists in athletics. Sister Mary Raymond, O,P., ex- plains to her student a complicated problem in advanced algebra. Sis- ter also teaches trigonometry and has a junior homeroom. Sister Mary Sergius, B.V.M., un- ravels an algebra problem to a bewildered freshman class, Sister has a freshman homeroom and teaches religion I and algebra I. I9 Miss Inez Osborn reads the script of the Christ mas cantata. She is director of dramatics and teaches public speaking and dancing Sister Mary Patrick Louis BVM is demon strating the use of .1 comptometei dictation um chine to an advanced shorthand class Sister is a junior homeroom moderator and teaches bookkeeping, commercial II business machines and business mathematics

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Sister john Mary, O.P., checks stu- dent compositions. Sister has a freshman religion I and English I and II. Father James M. Joyce, Sioux Falls, is observing what makes Heelan Stick. He teaches senior religion and has a junior homeroom. Father is also junior moderator. Sister Mary Lurana, B.V.M., shows her English class a helpful text in the appreciation of litera- ture. Sister has a freshman homeroom and teaches Latin I and English I and II. Sister Mary Magdalita, B,V.M., counsels Lael Larkin concerning the merits of a class report. Sister teaches religion I and English I and II and has charge of a freshman homeroom. She is also assistant freshman moderator. Sister Mary Margaret, O.S.M., is playing a selection from Hamlez for a senior English class. Sister teach- es English IV and French and has a senior homeroom. She is also assistant senior moderator. Sister Mary Michaela, O.S.F., is demonstrating slides on a micro- projector. Biology and general sci- ence keep Sister busy. She also Q has a sophomore homeroom and is assistant sophomore moderator. 211.43 G l l Faculty . . Thou speak' M X, .aa , ' 41,1

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Mr. Julius Shkurensky, track coach, teaches industrial arts. Here he demonstrates for the boys in his class the essentials of drilling. Sister Mary St. Fabian, B.V.M., instructs her class in the use of the history reference shelf. Sister teach- es religion II, English III, and homeroom. Father joseph Studer shows his pride in the trophies won by the Crusaders. Father is athletic director, associate executive director of the CY O, and teaches two classes of religion IV. Sister Mary Therese Eileen, B.V.M., points out to members of the debate team some disturbing facts connected with the steel strike. Sister teaches Spanish, U. S. history, is debate moder- ator, and has a senior homeroom. U. S. history, and has a junior Sister Mary Verona, O.S.M., pre- pares for Thanksgiving holidays by decorating the bulletin board on fourth floor. Sister has a sopho- more homeroom and teaches Eng- lish II, religion II, U. S. history, and economics. Mr. Dwight Wolbers illustrates congruity of triangles to his alge- bra class. Mr. Wolbers has a sophomore homeroom, teaches al- gebra and geometry and assists in the athletic department. 20 Faculty . . . Your spirits shine through you.