St Benedict High School - Charitas Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Eclucation In the new school or the old classes went on as usual. We learned to live with change. The transition days brought little flurry here. Besides this, the broadening of the curriculum to allow for a more extensive general course and the emerging of the Home Economics department has proved beneficial to a large group of students.

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3 is qqnx , I ho 1 A if af 5 he . N - no TOP ROW: Diana King, James Mattingly, Patricia Ma- kuch, Michael Mosser, Luella Van Aman, Donald Poole, Nancy Kuhnash, Michael Duke. Rosalind Robin, John Small. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Huntsman, John Clark. Susan Duke, Fred Mbiad, Jacqueline Musa, Delmas Hughes, Janice Goff. Freshman boys enjoy a quiet noon hour near a spot at which, a few weeks previously, fire ravaged McMahon Gym Cpublic schoolj and threatened our new building. Ready for the afternoon. Luella Van Aman Cleft to right! Miriam Hohman, Sally Koval, Louise Santay, and Joyce Boyd saunter toward the new building after lunch hour in the old. t .- - ll! ' l,

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in religion classes Religion Ill students, Richard Bruney Qleft to rightl, Dorothy Hornak, Andrew Reardon, Mary Ann Evans, George Lewis, and Theresa Sikora pause during a discussion to settle a point by reference to a familiar chart. John Small describes the administration of emergency baptism. Mean- while his classmates, Luella Van Aman fleft to rightj, Sandra Hunts- man, Jack Lewis, and Nancy Kuhnash, prepare to question him further on the subject. E E l Religion Il students, Emelie Jamiel Cleft to rightj, William Mattingly, David Merva, Jack Tompkins, Francis Francis, Edward Lehotay, Margaret Ondrejko, William Yoho, gather around as Father Schumacher prepares to dramatize the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass