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Students listen attentively to Father Smith. Mrs. Therese Maxwell - Marriage. Sister Mildred Wannemuehler - Religion 11,111, and IV, Algebra I and 11. Study hard! 53
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Religion Rounds Out Our Education Members of the faculty whom stu- dents did not tend to run into for academic complaints were those who generally supervised study halls and worked in the office. Much of their contacts with the students were done through business transactions such as the payment of fines or the receiving of memos through the office. Not realized by many is the fact that through the many duties of these persons, a lot of work has been put into the school, work that could not nor- mally be carried on by the teach- ing faculty. Each student at OLG was offered a chance to fulfill her life morally, as well as intellectually and phys- ically. Selected courses were of- fered to juniors and seniors while sophomores and freshmen were taught the basics of the religion. Many of the religion classes spon- sored Masses for different occas- sions in such a way as to express their religious feelings. Noon de- votion was opened to all those who wished to make visitations to chap- el. In addition, seniors were of- fered a marriage course to help them establish a more definite goal in life. Sr. Louise Hoeing - Principal, Business English, and Counselor. Sr. Mary Beth Hirtzel - Study Hall, Bookstore. Sr. Therese McFall - Library Science Sr. Freida Scheessele - Study Hall Miss Rose Scherschel - Business Office. Study Hall. Sr. Mary Philip Seib - Mother Superior Father Kenneth Smith - Religion III, Iv and World History. 52
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Improving Our Native Language Unlike previous years, juniors and seniors were allowed to choose four types of English subjects, one for each quarter. Among these were poetry, modern novel, re- search paper, and vocabulary. Freshmen and sophomores spent the year working with novels and enlarging their vocabularies. Learning to control one ' s thoughts and speech through written out- lines and notes was the main ob- jective for students of the speech class, another essential section of the English Department. Freshmen listen while Sr, Cleophas teaches. Sophomores read with interest, A Separate Peace. Abe Lincoln she ' s not, but Claudia Dominik delivers one of her famous speeches. Sr. Cecile Deken - English 111,1V, and selected Religion Topics. Sr. Emily Emmert - English I and II. Mrs. Carlene Stringer - English III, IV, and Librarian. Sr. Jeanne Voges - English I, II, III, IV, Speech, and Freshmen Home- room. Sr. Cleophas Wolf - English I, and Study Hall. 54
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