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

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(Left) Principal Fr. Cleary con- sults his files. (Below Left) Fr. Zore, Dean of Men, goes over the list of Rick Cook ' s trans- gressions. (Below) Guidance Director Fr. Wilmoth in a counselling session.

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EXPERIENCE OF ADMINISTRATION INSURES SMOOTH OPERATION This year at Latin School, the administrative board continues its good work and takes care of the various responsibilities of the school ad- ministration. Father William Cleary, as principal of the school is in charge of overseeing the smooth operation of the school. Father Cleary has had 18 years of experience with teenagers and with school administration. He also teaches, in addition to his administrative responsibilities, one religion class. Fr. Joseph Mader is the Business Manager and Dean of Studies. To- gether with these two time consuming duties, Fr. Mader still finds time to teach three mathematics courses, and a religion class. Fr. James Wilmoth is the Guidance Director, Athletic Director and Spiritual Formation Director. Father Wilmoth also teaches one re- ligion class and three Latin classes. Fr. Richard Zore is Dean of Men and is the head of the Mathema- tics Department. He teaches three math classes and 1 foreign language. (Left) Fr. Mader goes over records with Bob Darroca and Jack Donahue.

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THE FOLKS THAT KEEP THE SCHOOL GOING The maintenance staff, though often unseen, makes its presence known many times every day and is to be congratulated for its ceaseless efforts in maintaining the smooth operation of the school. Mrs. Alice Dailey, our secretary, though often un- acknowledged, keeps the endless amount of letters, re- plies, and forms moving smoothly in and out of her of- fice. Mr. Jim Rea, our bookkeeper, diligently tabulates, checks, and rechecks the bills and receipts that must be taken care of everyday in order that the Business Office runs efficiently. Mrs. Josephine Donohue and Mrs. Roselyn Burrello, our cooks, prepare balanced and nutritional lunches, for the day students. Mrs. Violene Carter cooks the evening meal for the boarders and is constantly complimented for her meals by both faculty and students. Mr. Lou Kirch, our maintenance man, is constant- ly striving behind the scenes to repair the mind-boggling number and ordinary, run-of-the-mill problems that occur everyday in the school requiring his attention.