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Counselor, priests instill christian maturity Religion came alive this year for CHSers. Seniors drew up budgets to determine expenses encountered in the first year of marriage. Community spirit prevailed as juniors searched for the Servant of Peace in religions ranging from Baptists to Budhists. In original collages, sophomores at- tempted to translate the New Testa- ment into modern lingo . Freshmen re - lated eminent contemporary men to Biblical characters. joint Masses and movies in the gym were products of coordinated staff ef- forts. Among films viewed were Entendez -moi and Migratory Workers which depicted crucial prob- lems of our modern world. Later in discussions, possible solutions were proposed to relieve or eliminate the problems. The year 's pervading theme - - Live the faith, Soul -Brother! if Reverend Frank E. Nieset, A.B., Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor, Religion. 9
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R R l l all ' n s o ' E ff' ly? R f H , v ik W R ' is 'Y I 5 N V : i l Yl Mrs. Robert Seiche, M.A., Guidance Counselor. Pensively, sophomore Sandra Reuter views religion as a series of personal decisions. .31 'SQ- Reverend Kevin Ricker, Ph.B., S.T.B,, Religion Reverend Robert Holden, Religion. Reverend Thomas Wehinger, Religion.
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Sister M. Brigid OSU, B.A., English. Sister M. Clement OSF, B.A., English. Sister M. Agnes OSF, M.S. Ed., English, Religion. Writings crystallize An indiVidual's ideas are useless un- til they have been communicated to his classmates. Through this exchange of thought, man gains an appreciation of life. Evaluation, analysis, informal dis- cussion and practical application were the fundamental instruments employed in Calvert's expanding English department this year. The literature courses generated such varied reactions as the sting of irony, the tears of tragedy and the humor of satire. Shaky, stammering students de- veloped into confident poised orators through the efforts of speech classes. CHS art majors fashioned their ideas on canvas in vivid color and design. Enlivening the English curriculum, several experimental courses were added. The essence and influence of Woman became meaningful in the Christian Woman class as Advanced Composition inspired young authors to produce radio dialogues .
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