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

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In Building School Spirit 4 I. Sister Carolyn Hoff - Office 2. Mrs. LaVerne Murray - Office 3. Sister Geraldine Marie Wissel 4 Office 4. Sister Mary Xavier Grieshop - Office Faculty l 9

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Administration Leads Faculty Sisters Anita, Natalie, and Marie Kathleen lkey persons in the administration of OLAl opted more and more for quality educa- tion at our school. Because absen- teeism had risen in previous years, a limit was set at five unexcused absences per-quarter failure in a given class. Along with this policy, demerits continued to be given for miscon- duct, neglect in doing assign- ments, and tardiness. On the positive side, new ap- poaches were used in dealing with the dress code and senior privi- leges. A faculty-student commit- tee, which provided input, was also formed. An improved over- all attitude was apparent. 1. Sister Anita Brelage - Principal 2. Sister Natalie Lamping - Administration 3. Sister Marie Kathleen Maudlin e Assistant Principal leFaculty

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.- V' d Professionalism Takes Priority In order to enrich their lives or to earn degrees, some of our teachers attended classes, while others opted for conven- tions and area meetings on their own initiative. Some wrote articles for publication, while others read current edu- cational materials to keep abreast of the times. Much time was devoted to volunteer services: joining committees for the study and improvement of various as- pects of instruction, moderat- ing clubs and classes, sitting on the school board, and tutoring students. Other duties were not as glamorous, but needed to be done: monytoring cafeteria and halls, as well as taking care of structured study. Profes- sionalism, however, remained the key word. ZOtFaculty