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

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Above -Bill Darroca ' s attention is gotten by Fr. Mark. Below-Fr. Mader lectures in Christian Issues. Bottom left-The freshmen start their religious education with a prayer. Middle left-Seniors dicuss the aspects of marriage. Top left-Fr. Mark shows slides of the holy land in an Old Testement Study Class. ' ' ' ' : ' I B Ai S H BoKK;- ' - m|v 9 B BlW K ss ' u ' ' ' i l wy JH Sl@K Ih w

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RELIGION Above-Fr. Svarczkopf conducts sophmore religion. Below-Fr. Mark giving Joe Mattingly a helping hand. Bottom right-Dave Berg Paul Basse listen attentively. Top right-Fr. Mader lectures Cosmology. jHj MBf . ' -i |g«J||| « ri M r ' ' ' D l m ' ..SiiJlkiiiilfiS B B ; l5 ■ Bp x3P m ' i i ' B «i m l2 — 31 Of the many classes offered at the Latin School the one which could be con- sidered most essential is religion. The re- ligion courses cover a wide spectrum of topics. Such things as Church and Biblical history, to Christian Morality are discussed. The Latin School is continually expand- ing the religion program in an effort to give every student the best knowledge of Catholic and Christian views on present issues and past events. The need for an expansion of prayer in students lives are also dealt with. The revelation of the inner self and those things around you are stud- ied in an effort to help tiie young man in- crease his capability to mature and realize his responsibility to society.

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ACTIVITY PERIOD Among other changes that occured during this last year was the change of the formation period to the activity period. This took effect due to the need to revamp the formation period. In contrast to the old formation period the new activity period encompasses all aspects of interest whereas the formation period focused mainly on the religious aspects of our lives. The activity period created time for a more func- tional student government as it allowed the much needed time for meetings of classes and student coun- cil. It also provided a time for guest speakers and a time for students to catch up on forgotten homework and studies. The change was slight but the accomplishments were great. Above— Operation Santa Claus is explained by Fr. Beever. Below— Community Mass in church. Bottom— Tom Hill presents a history of radio. Bottom left— Formation Director, Fr. Schiedler. Top left— Group mass in library.