Lima Central Catholic High School - Flame Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Fr. Mormon is assistant Pastor at Saint Rose Parish. He was ordained from Mount St. Mary's in Cincinnati on Feb 24, l945. He teaches sophomore and junior religion at L.C.C. RELIGION THE PRIEST 551 indeed, both PY Fr. Drouillard is assistant Pastorot vocation and PY divine Commisslonl Saint Rose Parish. He was ordained the chief apostle and tireless furth- from Maani gi. Marys in Cincinnati erer of the Christian education of on May 3I, IQS2. He teaches sapiia- Youih- - ' U - Pope Pius XII more religion ot L.C.C. Fr. Helldorfer is assistant Pastor at Saint Gerard Parish. He was ordained from Mount St. Alphonsus in New York in l936. He teaches freshmen religion at L.C.C. eff-f-R' VX! Fr. Schweitzer is Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Ada. He is chap- lin of the Neuman Club of Ohio North- ern University. He teaches senior religion at L.C.C. pm 'UN PETER BECK 8. SON Insurance For Your Every Need 624 S. Main St. A ,nw --fe z.ffZ,-f-Z., '

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M rs- , o 1 s ' 9 , six u , 4 ,sf I . l le X, X':u-v Q 1 '. QQ l l ll Father Edward C. Herr is in his second year as Principalof Lima Central Catholic. Father Herr teaches seniorapol ogetics, is director of athletics and dramatics, and adviser of the Flame Staff. Father was born in Huron, Ohio, in l9ll, and graduated from St. John 's High School, Toledo, in l928. He received his A.B. degree in l'-732 from St. Gregory's Seminary and his M. A. in Philosophy from St. Mary's Seminary ln I936. He wasordained June 6 I936. He received his M.A. in English from Columbia University in l938. For nineteen years before cominq to Lima Central Catholic, Father Herr was Principal at Delphos St. John's High School. AN EXHORTATION l Pope Pius Xll We exhort all, and es- pecially priests who teach religion in the higher schools, to recall very often that they will be requiredto .f f 1 ' 'lyj lil mari! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FI THE OHIO OIL CO render to God a very strict account of their students. . . On the other hand, if those who have heldor are holding po si t ion s ofauthority and honor in local and national govemment have stood firm in the Catholic faith and promoted it generously, it has been due very often to the leaming and zeal as well as the inspiring example and k virtue of some priest. FR. JAMES SIEFKER - was born in Miller City, Ohio, on April 26, 1930. He attendedGlandorf Elementary School. From Glan- dorf he went to Pontifical Col- lege Josephinum in Columbus where he obtained his A.B. degree from that institution and also his theological training. He was ordained at the seminary on Nlay 25, l957. Among his duties at LCC, Fr. Siefker is Assistant Principal, teacher of apologetics and Freshman reli- gion, dean of the Freshman, and disciplinarian. He is also The assistant Pastor at St. .lohr1'S-

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URSULI NE SISTERS The Ursulme Order now In Its ftfth century of servlce was founded un 1535 an Bre era Italy by St Angela Merlct St Angela an foundmg the Ursulmes the frrst teachung order of women established In the Church had as her specral obgectrve the preservatuon and restoratron of the famzly through Chrustlan Educatron All through the world today Ursulmes conduct colleges academaes,and parochnal schools and engage IH all phases of home and foreign mussrons The Ursulmes have been teachrng an Lama smce 1919 SISTER MARY RAYMOND received her M A degree an Latm and Hlstory from Notre Dame University She rs a Semor homeroom advrser and teaches Rellgron IV nglrsh IV Comm Arts Amerrcan Gov and Sociology SISTER MARY MlLDREDrecelved herM A degree In Englash and Latm from the Un: versrty of Detrort She as a Freshman home room advnserand teaches Latm and Englush SISTER MARY MARTINA wrth an M Ed rn Home Economrcs St Lours Umversuty as a Jumor homeroom advrser and teaches Religion ll and Ill and Home Arts I ll Ill SISTER ANNE LOUISE who recerved her B S E from Mary Manse College advrses a Freshman homeroom. She teaches Relrglon Algebra I General Math and English lat the Freshman Dtvrsuon May the dedication that more often than ters bear un obscurity and the benefit of forth frult a hundred they dld an the past you and shower upon Hts dlvlne favors SISTER MARY TIMOTHY wrth a B A from Mary Manse College Toledo as a Sopho more homeroom adviser teaches Algebra I Plane Geometry, Trigonometry and Solsd Geometry SISTER ROSEANGELArecewedherB S E from Bowlrng Green Umversrty and dad graduate study at St Lows Umversaty and Catholic Unrversaty She ts Freshman home room aclvrser teaches General Scnence Algebra I and Relrgron l . .. . . - . I I 11. un . . . J I , Q ol I I . . 1 . . - - I . 0 - n . . I O 5 I I I ll I I . . . . s . U l O .. U l O I . . Ib I E ' a L I - 1 . . . H . .. I , . . It T . . . . 'T ' . ' ' ' .. . . U I I . - .. Y' . . , I .. . . . . . I ' I . . . .- l II ' . , .- . . I 1 ' I 0 . I I nil I I O .. I . , . l T A, I I,- .-. . I ... . Q Q . . Q f . . . . - . - - I I ..