Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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or ood ld-Fashioned Brain Power Sister Mary Carla Miss Sharon Carficato Sister M. Casilda Sister Celine Sister Clara Rel, Home EC Religion, Science Science Religion, English Science, Math Freshman R-304 Senior R-111 Mrs. J. Walter Clements Sister Mary Consilia Latin Religion, Science Freshman R-509 Miss Janis Dieruf Sister Dolores French Librarian Freshman R-501 Miss Kathleen Corbett Rel, Lat, Math Sophomore R-202 Mrs. Robert Ecklancl Art, Soc Stud Sophomore R-207 ers Miss Mary Jane Dawers Sister M. Delia Mathematics Religion, English junior R-218 Sister M. Etlwardine Rev. james Flynn Rel, Eng, Soc Stud Religion junior R-219 1.17 if-4 sr 'U Q'.1X Tr'4'Jlf'j - Faculty

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ur Administration Sitbstitttted Computers Sister George Marie and Sister jean Marie have innumerable tasks as they form SHA into a quality college preparatory school. As principal and assistant principal they are mem- bers of both the Administration and Discipline Councils. They must schedule classes, check transcripts, and hold school peace and order in academic, athletic and social matters. SHAers are aware and appreciative of the administrators' achievements. Sister George Marie and Sister jean Marie meet students concerned about uniform regulations to class changes with an outstanding readiness to help at any time. Sister George Marie Sister jean Marie Principal Religion, Math Assistant Principal Sister Alice Marie Sister Alverna Sister M. Antonia Mrs. Edward H. Auter Sister M. Bernard Religion, Soc Stud German Latin Senior R-105 Principal Sister George Marie and Assistant Prinripal Sister jean many administrative complexities in srlaool organization. Office Secretary Religion, Latin Senior R-103 . Miss Catherine Boone Marie confer on the Mathematics junior R-214

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ur Sisters Made Use of Their Leisure In addition to the nun's new habits, there were other changes among the ever-growing faculty. The co-ordinators of each level formed the new discipline council and Sister Gilbert presided over detention. Sister Rita Marie's Govern- ment class trip to Washington and delegation in a mock UN meeting, plus Sister Clara's exchange program with Trinity, plus Father Roppel's teaching religion class full time equaled part of an active and diversified faculty. With the new com- puterized report cards, that saved teachers long hours of work, Sacred Heart completed another successful year. Sister M. George Mrs. Ralph A. Gettlefinger Spanish, Latin English Sister M. Gilbert Sister Helen Marie Miss Mary Jane Herp Sister Mary Hilda Miss Jeanne Huber Religion, Math Religion, Spanish SCif2nCC, FICUCIT Rel, Eng, Reading English, Drama Sophomore R-201 junior R-513 1Ur1i0r R-317 MIS- Tim0fhY Hughes Mrs. Hubeff G- Hurst Rev. Kenneth Kamber Mrs. Rudolf Keller Mrs. Robert R. Kerr Social Studies Office, Typing Religion English, Soc Stud French Sophomore R-205 Freshman R-303 I6 Faculty