Helias High School - Crusader Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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cience ,llg ill' indus- rmd Business L x..utMs11lle career ' 'ww. rm-,ieitxss Depart- lltinr strives to acconrplish -' iltnns, A r'nrrn:nlnr1r of '. eng iiookl4eepr:rg, , flllil secretarial is ornr- .1 well-rounded prep- j,w. tht COTlllULil'fl.ll field. ,...- 4 .MAX XlQ.'X'l'ED ' Left to Rightg F2-,lsqrllrre 'Schnlte rises a 'l.tttwho11s1:iQslietypes ll 'i'lIQw another calen- '. ,ullrff A l,t.fl to 'nn lioesicn SISTER M. IOHN LEONARD S,S,N.D. General Business, Religion I. Shorthand I, Office Practice, Business Math, Bookkeeping: Good Coun- sel Club, MISS PATRICIA BUCHANAN Typing l, Secretarial Practice, Citizenship, Legion of Mary, Senior Play Drive, Wi' ll onergrte 'nvylr l1'lFlLQIllVl' wr vll '-.t-rin X IZROII USR ,IUDE ROLAND F .S.C. Religion II. General Busi- ness, Business Law, Eco- 1'101'niCS. Typing, Athletic Moderator. Fingers flashing, type- writers chattering, warn- ing bells chin-ring: these are the outstanding char- acteristics of the Helius Senior boys typing classes. These prospective typists are working on one of their many projects. 1'

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Progress Spells Success in Science KL jim La their P alizes SISTER M. LALEMANT S. S. N. D. Religion lll, Physics, BiO1Ogy, Geometry, Yearbook Moderator, BROTHER L. JAMES F. S. C. Religion IV, Physics, Gen- eral Science, Booster Club Moderator. BROTHER K . AMBROSE F,S.C. Religion Ill, Algebra l,ll, Trigonometry, Analyticsg Legion of Mary, All-Sports ux advises Kenneth Kuebler as to the best method of successfully completing hysics experiment. Otto Mertens looks on as Jay Eveler ration- an Advanced Math problem. Doris Sweeney. Carol Gerbes, and Veronica Szigety explore the internal organs of the human body. An age filled with scientific developments makes an understand- ing of science a muSl. To provide this understanding of principles, general science, biology, chemistry, and physics are offered to the future scientists and world leaders. Mathematics, being a very necessary tool of science is also encouraged. A full four year program is available for the indus- trious ones. Banquet, Student Insurance. 5' CHI n fc sh 01 pr ar t1 ,, I aw xxx 1 .1 ..,, .,., . i I2 ...V . I . r '-'rf' e ---Q-f -rj I

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Communication arts are vital to our relationships with the rest of society. A full four-year program of language arts and literature is made available to all Helias stu- dents. The study of Latin gives a rich background to the meaning and Languages, English Provide Flrm SISTER MARY EDA S. S. N. D. Religion Ill, English l,lII, IV, Speechg Dramatics, Junior-Senior Prom. MRS. D. E. GOTHAM Religion I, English ll, IV, Applied Language, Developmental Readingg Homeroom Activities. derivation of many of our English words as well as to the correct usage of the English language. While the study of Spanish provides an open door to the understanding of the language and culture of our Latin American friends. Recording and later listening to their own voices aids the Speech I class in improving their delivery. Shown above, from left to right are Sandra Smith, Gerry Schepker, Joyce Suthoff, Janice Eck and Becky Agniel. ' -1 ef? I 11-1-4,1 li' , ' 'W'-