St Johns High School - Crest Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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. .1 . ws. .W . sf Feed My lambs, feed My sheep is the call that the sisters of Notre Dame are answering. Their generosity in answering God's call makes St. John's school a reality. For this and many more things, the students owe these sisters, devoted to Our Lady, a debt of gratitude. OUR SISTERS Sister Mary Madeleine, a senior adviser, received her M. A. degree in education at Fordham University. She teaches English 4, Latin 3,4, and American history. Sister Marv Rosella received her M. A. degree in Eng- lish from the University of Notre Dame. She serves as a senior adviser and teachesEnglish 4, mechanical draw- ing, trigonometry, and advanced algebra. Sister Mary Leota received her M. A. degree at the University of Detroit. She is a junior adviser and teaches English 3, physics, algebra l, and geometry. Sister Mary Louann received her degree in business edu- cation from Columbia University andisthe head of the commercial department. Sister is a sophomore adviser and teaches bookkeeping, shorthand l, 2, typing 2, secretarial training, and religion 2. Sister Mary Aloise has an M. A. degree in Latin and English from the University of Notre Dame. Sister is a freshman adviser who teaoarvs English l, Chemistry, and religion l. Sister Mary cregory, a newcomer to the St. John's staff, received her B. S . E. from DeSales College. Sister is a iunior advise and heads the home arts department. She teaches Engl islf- 3 and directs the glee club. Sister Mary Lourde is a new member of St. John's teaching staff. Sister is a sopho- more adviser. She teaches English 2 and religion 2. DX fi Sister Mary Agnese earned her M. A. degree in educa- tion at the University of Notre Dame. Sister is a sopho- more adviser and the school librarian. She teaches gen- eral science, health, and religion 2. Sister Mary Alma receivedlrer B. A. degree Sister Mary Annelle, a new member of the at Teachers' College, Toledo. Sister, a teaching staff, received her M. Ed. from freshrvean adviser, teaches Latin l,2, gen- the University of Detroit, She is a fresh- eral mathematics, and religion l. man adviser and teaches algebra l, typing l, and religion l.

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FATHER ALBERT OTTENWELLER was born in Stanford, Montana, on April 12, 1916. He received his A. B. degree at the Catholic University. He was ordained priest at Holy Rosary Cathedral in Toledo, June 18, 1943. After a summer assignment at St. Mary's, Sandusky, he was made assistant at St. .lohn's, Delphos, and has taught in the high school for thir- teen years. He teaches the iunior boys' religion class. R6ligiOn Teachers FATHER RICHARD MILLER wasborn in Lima in 1925. He attended school at St. Rose parish. He received his A. B. degree at St. Meinrad's Seminary andwas ordained at Holy Rosary Cathedral, Toledo, in 1950. He came to Delphos in 1955 from St. Peter 81 Paul's Parish, Sanduskyfand now teaches the junior girls' religion class.

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Coach Robert Arnzen, head basketball and assistant football coach, has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from the University of Dayton. Mr. Arnzen, besides guiding St. John's tremendous cage team, also teaches health and driver's edu- cation. PM a r Mr. Thomas Zimmer, St. John's head football and assistant basketball coach, developed a great football team. Mr. Zimmer obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from VillaMadonna College, Covington, Kentucky in l953. He also teaches world history. Mr. Thomas Herrman did a wonderful job with our band this year, especially during the football season. Mr. Herrman was grad- uated from the University of Dayton. He also directs the grade school band and the Adult Choir. L ay Faculty Mr. Lloyd Smith of the Delphos Jefferson faculty, was graduated from Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture. He teaches vocational agriculture to the St. John's boys.