Latin School of Indianapolis - Latinean Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Religious Program Broadens Students Ideals The Latin School Religion Department is in step with the many late developments in the Church regarding relig- ious education. The freshmen and sophomores are required to take Biblical Literature and Church History respectively, both of which are taught by Father Bryan. The juniors and seniors have a more varied schedule. Juniors have a course in Comparative Religions, taught by Father Knueven, and a course in Contemporary Careers taught by Father Wil- moth. Seniors are given courses in Ethics and Christian Foundations taught by Father Herber and Father Mader re- spectively.

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(Above) Father Cleary takes time out from his busy schedule to pose for a picture seated in his favorite chair. (Above Left) In addition to his duties as Business Manager and Dean of Studies, Father Mader also handles three Math classes. (Left) Always with a ready smile, Father Wil- moth, fulfills his many duties as Guidance and Athletic Director, (far Left) As Dean of Men, Father Zore takes on the many foibles and foll- ies of the student body.

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(Above Left) Father Bryan seems stupified by the answer of one of his Biblical Literature students. (Far Left) Father Knueven lectures to his Comparative Religions class. (Left) Denny Sponsel gives his views in Ethics class. (Above) Father Wilmoth teaches Careers to the juniors.