St Bernards High School - Memorare Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Leader of For the past 19 years Father Romuald has been a leader of young people in St. Bernard's Parish. For the past eight years he has been our principal. We wonder, sometimes, how one man can do so much work in one day. Besides his administrative duties, Father teaches three senior religion classes. Until this year he super- vised the work of the Student Council. Each year Father directs the Senior Class Play. To keep tuition cost at a minimum, Father sponsors a dining hall at the State Fair. . . . For all his dedication and service the young people and faculty of St. Bernard's High School are most grateful. Fallaer Romzzald says YES to Student Young People Religion becomes vital as Council Officers Mary Martin and Mike Peck when they ask for free afternoons during the World Series. Father Romualcl teaches sen- iors The Map of Life.

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Growth of School Demands Cooperation Student dedication is the result of teacher dedication. This year, to achieve this total involvement, Father Romuald appointed class moderators who work with the Student Council, class advisors, and officers board to help each class become part of the unified body-SBH. The revision of the Tuesday schedule to give each class a period for guidance, class meetings, and intramural sports is just one of the means used to achieve this goal-cooperative unity now, and later. After a hard day of school work, students have fun discussing homework, dances, and sports-and maybe school uniforms. QRight picturej Father Romuald gets a good laugh while watching his students off guard.