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

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1. Father Raymond Kellerman - Reli- gion 2. Mrs. Mary Maloney - Mathematics 3. Mr. Timothy Kelaghan e Mathemat- lCS 4. Ms. Laurie Evans e Mathematics 5. Mayor David Mann explains city gov- ernment to Miss Schwegmanis class. 6. Miss Kathleen Geraci - English 7. Miss Brenda Schwegman - Social Studies 8. Mrs. Margaret Lafley - Business When teachers tried to study, correct papers, or plan lessons at school, they looked for conducive corners. The usual places for this were naturally the library or the faculty room. The latter was their favorite, however. There they could have books, desk, duplicat- ing machine, typewriter, soft chair, cup of coffee, and phone at their disposal. Many of these things were of their own choosing, since they had made the pur- chases, for the most part, from funds realized through their own creative efforts. Study Finds Conducive Corner 24rFaculty

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Teachers who were contacted about feelings indicated a strong interest in students as persons. They saw OLAers in many roles: those who wanted an education, those who needed love, those who sought support, etc. Teachers, they believed, chose to work at OLA because of the family atmosphere e an adminis- tration that listened, a staff who were morale-builders, and many students who were friendly, car- ing, and hard-working. Such events as Appreciation Day and student surprises added to the pleasure of the job and showed that feelings were indeed valued. 1. Sister Marian Ballman e Library As- shtant 2. Sister Betty Bond -- Guidance 3. Father Reynolds Garland - Chaplain, Psychology 26tFaculty