Holy Name Seminary High School - Encounter Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Fr. Baker lectures on the bib- lical concept of the priest- hood. P Fr. Jones keeps a wary eye on the freshmen in his religion class. 1.1595 just Religion, The religion department offered a new course this year, enti- tled Seeking A Just Society, taught by Fr. Steffen. The course investigated such problems as the poor, the world food crisis, injustices in government and the plight of the migrant workers. The class first became familiar with the biblical pre- cepts of justice, then read church documents concerning the subject. Practical familiarity was gained through reading The Catholic Worker and writing letters to congressmen. Courses offered again this year were World Religions, also taught by Fr. Steffen: The Priesthood and Marriage, taught by Frs. Baker and Ken Klinkg and Fr. Kertz' morality course. Fr. Kertz and Fr. Jones also taught the freshman and sophomore religion courses. .J

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The oerjy spring and root of honesty and ozTrtu,e lie in good education. Plutarch

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. ' 1. N X -s s fl F 5: :prof M it..4- , K QX' ' -Q u nhdcmnouun 'M '- Mark Kalina consults his Koran to find the answer to Fr. Steffen's question in World Religions class. 4 A Joe Batz is entranced by the guest lecturer in Fr. Baker's Priesthood class. J. 'Y t li 4 5? 1 Group discussion was an important learning device in World Religions class. A Fr. Grubba asks Cardinal Gib- bons if he is a no-nothing in his History of the American Church course .