St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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We Join Together in Class The development of spiritual, moral, and intellectual values contributes to the future of Academy students. Through the Religion and Guidance departments, op¬ portunities are provided for the students to form firm and correct convictions. This year the religion department offered new courses in sacramental theology for the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, while freshman acquired a background for their future studies through a course in salvation history. Father Bauschka once again conducted an eight- teen week marriage course for the seniors to make them aware of the need to analyze the problems of love and marriage. The Academy was also especially fortunate in having Father Bauschka serve as full-time guidance counselor for the students; Father is always available to those who feel the need for special advice or for those who are looking for someone to listen to their problems. Difficulties in planning curriculum, careers, or college education are handled by Sister Mary Alma who also serves as a full-time counselor. Father Bauschka answers a question about his marriage course for Chris Lison and Jane Anderson 16

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Mrs. Arsing helps Kathy Fredricks solve an algebra problem. The self-taught trigonometry class gives seniors a chance to study on their own. Wondering what she will find next, Jean Johnson peers into her microscope in biology. One more tenth of a gram should balance it,” laughs Terry Jones to Alary Paula : oth in physics class. 18