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

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(Left) Mr. Turpin, Sister Pat Melton, Sister Regina Therese, seated, Mr. Usrey Mr. Bedel standing make up the new faculty. (Below) Sister Pat teaches Social Studies. (Below) Sister Regina heads the English Department. (Below left) Mr. Bedel Teaches Communications. (Bottom left) Mr. Usrey teaches math courses. (Far bot- tom left) Mr. Turpin instructs maths and sciences. (Far left) Fr. Svarczkopf takes care of promotions.

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NEW LS. FACULTY As important part of a school ' s character and spirit is im- ported by the faculty. Their zest and will to do things often sets an important example to the student body. The two women teachers that were hired this year were; Sister Regina Therese and Sister Pat Melton. Sister Pat directs the History Department and Sister Regina Therese works dili- gently in the English Department. Four new male teachers were also hired this year. They were: Mr. Eric Bedel, Mr. James Turpin, Mr. Terry Usrey and Father Mark Svarczkopf. Mr. Bedel was assigned to Communi- cations. He teaches Communication Arts, Drama, Speech and Journalism. Mr. Turpin teaches Geometry, Earth Science, and Physics while Mr. Usrey teaches Chemistry, Algebra, and Ad- vanced Algebra. Father Mark brings a new light to the Religion Department by teaching the Freshmen about Jesus and the Study of the Bible, and enlightening the Seniors with ReUgion Electives. The new faculty this year have done an outstanding job of attaining the scholastic goals set by the school, and have helped to bring the community closer together.

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MAINTENANCE Each year we return to a school which has always bounced back from the previous year. Always ready, the building and all tha t it contains stands steadfast. This is more major a project than one could imagine. The staff works vigorously in many minute details for which they never recieve any credit. One reason being that they do their job every day, quitely and effeciently. Many thanks are long overdue this dedicated staff: Mrs. McCall maintains the office and keeps things running smoothly. The three cooks who are never-ceas- ing to deliver good meals. Mr. Rea keeps the school running on an ever) keel, and makes sure none shirk on their payments. And the two efficient men who are ready to repair all those things which just happened to end up not working, Mr. Kirch and Mr. Thompson. This combination of people pool their many talents together to create the well kept school we see daily.