St Marys High School - Gael Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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, ey .I .K Mr Charles M Renneisen Mrs. Marcella Tuerff Mr. Richard C Worden MR. RENNEISEN, from Jasper, Indiana, has studied at Ball State Teachers' College and at Indiana University. He holds a B.S. and an M.S. degree. He previously taught at Wolcottsville High. He teaches Physics, Math- ematics and Physical Education here, is our athletic director and coaches basketball and baseball. MRS. TUERFF, our school secretary, has her class- room in the office where she teaches patience, kind- ness and efficiency to all who come in contact with her. MR.WORDEN, coming from Rennsselaer, Indiana, at- tended St. Joseph's College and Ball State Teachers' College. He holds a B.S. and an M.A. degree. Saint Mary's is his first teaching assignment. Here he teach- es Chemistry, General Science, Plane Geometry and Biology. He is sponsor of the Junior Class and is St. Mary's Faculty Athletic Representative. 1 . 4

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Sister M. Judith, C.S.C. Sister M. Magdalita, C.S.C. Miss Elizabeth J. Meehan SISTER JUDITH calls Illinois her home state. She at- tended San Francisco Music College, the Universities of Texas and Illinois, Columbia, Manhattanville, the Julliard School of Music and the American Conserva- tory. She holds both a B. Mus. and a M. Mus. degree and previously taught at Saint Mary's College. In the high school department, Sister teaches Music Appre- ciation and trains the Glee Club. SISTER MAGDALITA, a native of Ohio, has studied at St.Mary's College and the Catholic University of Amer- ica. She holds the Ph.D. degree and has taught in oth- er high schools in Indiana as well as schools in Mary- land, Illinois and California, and at St. Mary's College. Here Sisterteaches Latin I and II, English IV and Ger- man. MISS MEEHAN, born in Anderson, has attended Ander- son College and Indiana State Teachers' College where she obtained her B.S. degree. She has taught in South Bend and in Middletown, Ohio as we ll as in other schools in the midwest. S o cial Studies, Speech, Health and Girls' Physical Education classes make up her sched- ule. She is the director of both the Junior and Senior Class plays. Sister Angelista's first year English. FATHER TRACEY,born in Albany, New York, received his A.B. and M.A. from the University of Notre Dame and studied in the Seminary of Our Lady of Angels at Niagara University, New York. Previous teaching as- signments were in Indianapolis Cathedral and in other schools in New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut as well as in the College of St. Rose in Albany. Here at St. Mary's, Fatherteaches Psychology and Latin IV, is faculty advisor for the MARIAN and the GAEL and coaches track and cross country teams. Rev. Donald J. Tracey

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'VL f '?'4f'1 df., ,ffl 9 6 M4 5:4 K W The Senior Class Officers Nancy LeVon, social chairman, Jim Snyder, president, Cathy Witsken secretary and Mickey O'Neill, treasurer. enzora :me af Sf- War? .f7!. S ' 61.4 unning Ouf When we were in grade school we thought we'd never getto highschool. But time passed and we were there- and in a new building too! And here we are now - the first class to have finished all four years in that new building. Those older than we are have often told us that the older you get the faster time passes. Nearing the end of our year as high school elders , we know that's true. Talk of diplomas, caps and gowns, invitations and Senior Week back in February and listening to the Juniors planning for the Junior Prom - these were sure signs that we had had the course. Our anxiety was not negative. We were not wishing our lives away in looking forward to the time of departure from the high school phase of our lives. Our anxiety was one of preparation for a new and necessary part of our training. We are certain that the spiritual, educational and social events of which this book is a record, as well as the men and women connected with them, have all contrib- uted anecessary good to our development. We hope to be able, by the fullness of our lives in the time that God gives us, to show our appreciation of all that has been given us here.