Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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Sfudsrzts tackle grammar, frig, physics. Good schools are the result not so much of good methods as of good teach- ers, teachers who have sincerely at heart the true good of family and country and who diligently strive to lay a basic Chris- tian foundation in the lives of the stu- dents they teach . . Adhering to Pope Pius XII's advice, the faculty strives to fulfill the ideal as set forth in his encyclical. Placing the cornerstone in the arch of knowledge, Father Heyck en- lightens seniors through bi-weekly talks on marriage. Service, the fourth year religion text, explores the choice of a state in life, ex- pounding in detail the obligations and importance of the vocation chosen. As Anthony Pizzitola pours mercury, Ronnie Keller and Amy Bruyere measure volume. Sister Mary Annetta explains the principles goveming the experiment XX xxxxx In the field of English, Sister Mary Joseph introduces a gen- erous amount of English writings and grammar to form a basis for knowledge of the literary arts. The mysteries of the great names of literature unfold before the students in panoramic fonn as the studv of Chaucer. Shakespeare, and Milton is pursued. The Canterbury Tales and the Gutenberg Bible were viewed as seniors visited Rice Institute to see the Morgan display-a col- lection of original old manuscripts and books of literary value. E55 ,xg :is il. Sister M1 ose h draws a thou htful reaction from 'mice ui les ming a sentence. Complicated, yes, but janet Kelly, Mary Alice Jabsen, and joe Hirsch come up with the answers for trig teacher, Sister Mary Vincent. 9 I, NY I P f ' s If Q is , William Vicknair, and Ierry Keefe, as she illustrates the art of diagram-