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

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ister Mary Agnese earned her M. A. degree in education t the University of Notre Dame. Sister is also a sophoe ore adviser and school librarian. She teaches general cience and chemistry. Sister Mary Gregory received herB. S. E . from DeSales College. Sister is a junior adviser and heads the home economics department. She also teaches English 3,and directs the girls' glee club. Sister Mary Jeanne, principal of the grade school, re- ceived her M. A. degree from Catholic University of America with a major in Latin and a minor in Greek. Sister teaches Latin 2. Sister Mary Lenarda, sophomore adviser, received her B. S. E. from De Sales College, and her M. Ed. from University of Dayton. Sister teaches algebra l, Latin l, and freshmen boys' religion. Sister Mary Leota received her M. A. degree at the University of Detroit. She is a junior adviser and teaches English 3, college and practical physics, and geometry. Sister Mary Louann received her degree in business education from Columbia University and heads the department. Sister is a sophomore adviser and teaches bookkeeping, shorthand l and 2, typing 2, and sec- tarial training. Sister Mary Lourde, is a freshmen homeroom adviser and is moderator of the SHIELD and CREST. Sister teaches English 2 and religion l. Sister Mary Madeleine, senior adviser, received her M. A. degree in education at Fordham University. Sister teaches English 4, Latin 3 and 4, and American history. ing, trigonometry, and advanced algebra. ff'-'41 - '. 1: , - A 7' U'-4. 4 9 , Sister Mary Rosella received her M. A. degree in English ' -K' A, from the University of Notre Dame, Sister also serves as 45? a senior adviser and teachesEnglish 4, mechanical draw- ' P' l nn'- 7 'it Sister Mary Annelle received her M. Ed. from the Uni- versity of Detroit. She is a freshmen adviser and teaches Spanish l and Typing l. Sister Mary lmmaculee, freshmen adviser, received her A. B. and B. S. E. from Mary Manse College in Toledo, and is presently a candidate for her Masters' degree. Sister teaches ancient history and English l. U - ..-Q . xl, ' . ' r' 1 . , 0' ... 1 ,l , ,,v-,.. 1 . ..' . ' 'Z ' ' ' ..' - . 1 ,Q-' o , T O 41 4 1 0, --mii- '43--1-..+ 'f- ,il 'fx Yx jr

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Father John Quenneville, newly assigned to St. John parish, is an alumnus of Mount St. Mary Sem- inary in Cincinnati. Father also attended Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit, Michigan, St. Mary Col- legein Illinois, andSt. XavierUni- versity in Chicago. Father teaches junior girls' and freshmen boys religion. Father Albert Ottenweller has been an assistant at St. John's since his ordination in l943. He received his A. B. degree at the Catholic University in Stanford, Montana and was ordained a priest at the Holy Rosary Cathedral in Toledo, June l8, 1943. He teaches the iunior boy's religion class.

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MR. LLOYD B. SMITH, amemberof the Delphos Jefferson high school faculty, graduated from Ohio State University with a B. S. degree in Agriculture. In the summer of 1958, he re- ceived his M. S-. degree. Mr. Smith teaches vocational agriculture to the St. John's boys. Jw MR. THOMAS E. HERRMAN, head director of the St. John's Band, is a graduate of the University of Dayton. He also directs the grade school band.