Sacred Heart Seminary - Ad Altare Yearbook (Oneida, WI)

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fy, x Z MM ' ,Q C 1 1 Library staff, seated: Michael Marquardt and Joseph Wildenberg. Standing: Randolph Remmel, Allison Laabs, Thomas Nault, Patrick Murphy, David Reiser, Terrence Sebora, and Jack Weiland. ARY Considering the youth of our seminary, we have a library to be proud of. Credit must be given to the faculty librarian, Father Steiner, who through the years built up most of the ibrary. Providing mature reading for everyone, our library has some seven thousand books. The annual subscription to magazines, periodicals, leaiiets, and newspapers, numbers around seventy. H. Beecher once said, A library is not a luxury, but one of the necessaries of life. This holds true especially in a seminary library. The key to progress in learning is read- ing. This key, thanks to our library and staff, is available to all. LIB R Terrence Sebora helps Father Steiner with extra library work. .6 1 .F ggwv .iff ft.: - Thomas Jadin and Leonard Mathe make use of our library's modern facilities. 49

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STUDENT CUUNCIL Roger Runnoe, Thomas Nault, William Baye, Gerald Tess, and William Larme plan their next meeting with Father Zimmer. Student Council members play an important part in school spirit. Meeting with Father Zimmer once a month, they present the views of the student body. This promotes a friendly student-faculty relationship. WCOR, the seminary radio sta- tion, allows students running for the student council to conduct full-fledged campaigns. New student council members are elected on George Washington's birthday. This election is one of the high-points of the year. Literary Society, sitting: Harold Schneider, James Ayers, and Gerald Wellens. Standing: Jack Wieland and Roger Runnoe. ,R W... x College conference: William Tomcek, Myron Van De Ven, Richard Olson, and Nicholas Johannes. ,1,,,gi,5iL 'si ..,,, LITERAR S00 ETY The main objective of the Literary Society, under the moderation of Father Zimmer, is to enhance the student's speaking ability. The year's schedule includes talent shows, debates, plays, and the annual speech contest.

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Editors, sitting: James Andrus, Allison Laabs, John Black, Thomas Stodola, Patrick Elliott, William Baye, Tim Schroe- der and John Jagemann. CCR Under the general supervision of Father Gordon Gilsdorf and with the cooperation and coordination of the staff and editors, the Cor Ad Cor comes out four times a year. Offering a great deal of variety and interest, this newspaper, edited by the high school, is appreciated by the entire student body. The C01 Ad Cor commands the respect of the Editor-in-Chief. . ...John Black Managing Editor .... .... A llison Laabs Literary Editor. . School Editor .... Feature Editor. . , Alumni Editor. . . Sports Editor .......... . . . . .James Andrus . . . . . .Patrick Elliott Victor Klimoski . , . .... William Baye .Tim Schroeder Art and Make-up ............ Jeffrey Gerrits Picture Editor. . . John Jagemann Assistant Literary Editor ...... John Hartjes Assistant Sports Editor ....... Michael Ronk Beat Reporters ,.,.......... Kenneth Tozier Steven Frozena, Thomas Garber, Lawrence Drexler, Randolph Remmel, James Boudreau, Robert Thompson Special Assignment Reporters . Joseph Caron James Geenen, Kenneth Golfard, Thomas Kupsh, Edward Meier, Daniel Ferrier, William Larme, Stanley Spence, David Pendergast Copy Readers .................. Gerald Tess Edward Wimmer Proof Readers ....... ..,.. P aul Patenaude Albert Schmitt Business Manager ........, Thomas Stodola Librarians .,......... ..... P atrick Murphy Richard Porior Photography ................ Mission Photo Circulation Managers ..,.. Harold Schneider Thomas Weyers Typists ...,............ Senior Typing Class Faculty Advisor .... Father Gordon Gilsdorf AD COR students. By it they are able to read about the various happenings and events which take place at the seminary. Staff, first row: E. Meier, P. Murphy, K. Tozier, R. Porior, E. Wimmer. Second row: K. Goffard, G. Tess, T. Weyers, W. Larme, H Schneider, A. Schmitt. Third row: R. Remmel, L. Drexler, J. Geenen, S. Frozena, T. Garber, P. Patenaude. A gximti