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

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Fa ther Schumacher vita lizes his Religion IV class by introducing for study the social encyclical, Rerum Novarum. preparing for christian social living Members of Senior Civics class consider current history. Sister Bernaleen, mean- while, stops at Carolyn George's desk to answer a question concerning a problem in foreign relations. t'-nu

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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

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This group of World Geography students, Rebecca Bruney fleft no rightl, William Mattingly, Patricia Yakubik, Jack Emde and Ellen Burt, are making good use of the new atlas, gift of Seniors of '59. Father Schlueter and Freshmen in World History class consider a rather naive answer advanced by one of the budding, although misguided, historians in the class. Territorial expansion. Paul Mclessy points out the story of progress to John Longinie, Regina Biedenbach fstanding rightj, Mary Madeline Bezek fseated lefty and Darla Oliver, classmates in U. S. History,