Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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3 Administration RliVIiRl-IND .II'VIENAI. A. BERENS, 0.F.M., B.Sc., MA. Principal RliVI-IHEND ANTONELLUS JAMES, O.F.M., AB. Assistant Principal Rlix'lichn FRIEDBERT ADAMS, 0.19.M., AB. Pmcuralor REVEREND DOMINIC CALME, O.F.M., AB. Athlelic Director REY. FRIEDBERT ADAMS, O.F.M., AB. Science REV. JH'ENAL BEBENS, O.F.M., B.Sc., M.A. English, Public Speaking Mn. JOSEPH BOSCHERT, B.Sc. Science, Mathematics MR. EDWARD T. BURNS, A.B., LLB. Mathematics, Commercial Law REV. JOHN P. BYRNE, AB. History REY. DOMINIC CALME, O.F.M., AB. Apologetics, Liturgy MR. JOSEPH CLARK, AB, English REV. KEVIN COE, O.F.M., AB. Lah'n MR. JOHN Donimum, AB. English REV. PLACID DOYLE, O.F.M., A.B. Foreign Language REV. VICTOR Dames, O.F.M., A.B., MA. English MR. VIMJiN'I' ECKSTEIN, AB. English REY. ROBERT HAMMER, O.F.M., Ph.D. Foreign Language BRO. ALBERT HARRIS, C.F.P., B.Sc. Mathematics REV. ANTONELLITS JAMES, 0.F.M., AB. Latin Faculty MR. GEORGE JOHNSON, AB. Comnwrcial Subjects REV. HERBERT KLOSTHRKHMPER, O.F.M., A.B., MA. Science REV. 11153ther KOIJNSKI, 0.F.M., A.B. Science REV. PLACID LINESCH. O.F.M., AB. SCENIC? MR. JOHN MCANAVV, AB. English MR. pAITL MEYER, AB. History REV. GUY MOEWS, O.F.M., AB. E Hu'cs-Li brm'fun REV. FIRMIN OLDEGEI-IRING, O..F.M BMus. Music Miss HELEN R0515, AB. Drama tics REV. KENNETH ROI'LEAU, O.F.M., AB. History REV. HUGH SIMPSON, O.F.M., A.B. English BRO. Nmm-H'I' S'nrcKHA C.F.P., B.Sc. Mathematics REV. Jonmx TELLHS, O.F.M., AB. LaHn SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL, O.S.F., B.Sc. Typewriting MR. JOHN VVIETHE, AB. Physical Education REV. SERAPII ZEITZ, 0.F.M., AB. History-Spin'fual Director Page T1H.'!H'it;lkHITOH

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MISS HELEN ROSE, A.B. MISS ALVINA DOERGER Registrar Page Twenty- two

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THE OFFERTORY Offm'imus tibi Domine, calicem salutarisii . . . rrWe offer to Thee, O Lord, the chalice of salvationii . . . The boy assisfing 6+ Mass has scani knowledge of +he full mean- ing of +he word offering. Offen he has enioyed +he pleasure of receiving! He knows ihai mankind has been more given +0 +he +ask 01c geHing +he giHs of +his life Then i+ has been in Jrhe +ask of offer- ing giHs +0 God. The Efernal Giver. God has made man +0 His image and likeness. He has endowed man wifh physical. men+ai and spirifual faculiies for his use and en- ioymemL during his earihly exisience and JFor his glorifica'fion in The life hereaHer. God's moswL gracious giH was +he offering of His Divine Son as a Vichim +0 die in a+onemen+ for men's sins, and Jesus Confinues +0 oucFer Himsehc daily a+ Mass f0 His heavenly Faiher 'For The same significanf purpose. A+ +he OHerfory 01C The Mass. +he priemL elevafes Jrhe aliar bread and +he chalice of wine. This elevaiion is +he prelude +0 The sublime acfion. +he reenacfmeni of +he Las+ Supper and +he unbloody con- +inua+ion of ihe bloody Sacrifice of +he Cross. Chrisi is +0 be +he Vicfim. +he Sacrifice. The oblafion is raised heavenward for heaven's accepiance. To +he youi'h ai Hofy Mass The OHeriLory 0T Mass presenfs him wi+h an Opporfunify +0 offer somefhing +0 his God, someihing ihai s'rands For personal sacrifice. The youfh should see anew Jrhe reasonableness of sehc-sacriicice and seH-denial. He should now reaiize +ha+ he possesses in order +ha1' he mighf give. By giving. he sows +he seed of happiness in his own life and in +he lives of ofhers. and he can reliably expeci +0 reap +he divine blessings of God in reiurn. Page Twentyvfourr