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

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GRATITUDE gb Wea! lgeueren yolzn Cargerrg, OUR BISHOP for his interest in our behalf. We thank Your Excellency for your annualvisit to our school in order to foster religious vocations a- mong us. We sincerely hope that your efforts are successful. We wish to thank you also for the honor which came to our school when, in the name of His Holiness, Pope John XXIII, you invested our Principalwith the robes of a Do- mestic Prelate. To you we pledge our prayers and loyalty.

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DEDICATION -70 340 pf- pea. Jgr- jranci5 Jgienfg - OUR PRINCIPAL Days are the measure of time, and miles the measure of distance, but what is the gauge for measuring the physical, mental and spiritual development which we have obtained through our four years at St. Mary's? How can we properly estimate the value of the training, the experience, and the inspiration we have received? We neither intend to answer , nor pre- tend to know the answers to these ques- tions. In the final analysis this is up to the individual. But one thing is certain - the measure of our education has a proportion to the mea- sure of greatness of the men and women in- to whose hands God has placed us these past four years. In recognition, therefore, of his great good influence on our lives, of his untiring ef- forts in improving the educational facili- ties at St. Mary's High School, of his con- stant guidance and enlightenment, his faith in us, his sacrifices for us and his prayers in our behalf, we dedicate our 1960 GAEL to Father Kienly. Carolyn Miller Thomas Lavelle co-editors

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Rev. Francis E. Fritz THE FACULTY The faculty is made up of the priests of the par- ish, the Sisters of the Holy Cross and lay teachers. Provincialism is avoided through the wide background of degrees held by the faculty members. In this way was the St. Mary's faculty characterized in the Indiana- polis TIMES f8 Feb., 19603. As we shall see there are many otherfactors contributing to the variety of back- ground in our faculty. SISTER IVAN hails from Illinois. She received her B.S.S. from Woodbury College at Los Angeles, a B.S. from DePaul of Chicago, and an M.A. from St. Mary's College. After assignments in other schools in Mary- land, Virginia, California, Utah and Indiana,Sister came to St. Mary's where she now teaches commercial sub- jects and sponsors the Freshman class. ll! i' it I t Mr. Renneisen with the freshmen in Algebra. SISTER M. AMANDA, born in Minnesota, attended the University of Illinois and St. Mary's College. She holds a B.F.A. and an M.A. and hastaught in most of the schools in her province. Sister has done a great deal of good in improving the library at St. Mary's and she teaches English III and Language Arts. SISTER ANGE LISTA was born in Indiana, received her B.A. from St. Mary's College and did graduate work at the Universities of Illinois and Notre Dame. She has taught in schools in California, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. This year Sister taught English I and II and was sponsor of the Sophomore class. FATHER FRITZ comes to Indiana from Cincinnati, Ohio. He studied at St.Gregory'sPrepSeminary and at St. Mary's Seminary. He received his A.B. degree in Philosophy. St. Mary's is his first teaching assign- ment. Here he teaches Religion and coaches the golf team. Sister M. Amanda, C.S.C. Sister M. Angelista, C.S.C. Sister M. Ivan, C.S.C.