Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Sister Marie Kathleen - Assistant Principal Sister Geraldine Marie - Secretary Mrs. Gallagher - Secretary Sister Jean M e - Principal Sister Mary E 1er m Bookkeeper Sister Carolyn - Office Sister Marie Cecile - Secretary, Bookstore IQ;

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Administration Coordinating all activities in the school was the basic role of the Administrative Staff. Among the most important duties of the ad- ministrators were the scheduling of academic and extracurricular activities, managing the school's finances, handling discipline pro- blems, and providing communication chan- nels for all school groups. Office personnel familiarized themselves with all school activities, handling telephone calls and guests, and being prepared for any- thing which happened during a school day. While, for some, the office was like the proverbial green carpet, for most it was a place to find a friend or solve a problem -- a veritable tre aSury of inform ation, which any- one could tap with assurance. 9W 2 Him is Win in is Ink? M LIV pr; 1an Mars l .t M13

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Religion What does a school do to make religion pertinent? Certainly, both teachers and stu- dents must do a great deal of searching for the answers, scheduling Classes that will be directed toward a better understanding of God, neighbor, and self. With this in mind, freshmen studied DeVelopment of Communication with God and Others; Prayer and Broadening of Interest. Sophomores considered Morality; Sacraments and HumanDevelopment. Juniors undertook the study of Scripture; Search for Meaning in Life; Church History. Seniors learned about Vocations; Marriage and Preparation for the Adult World. Students Were encouraged to have an open mind when discussing the developing interpretations of Catholic beliefs . . . an ability so necessary in our changing world.