St Catherines High School - Lance Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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e igion couvses clefine clestinies ancl va ues Daily religion classes sounded the depths of faith and re- awakened spiritual values. Clearly it became evident that every decision formed in life will take root in a religious con- viction. Religious principles served as guides to further in- tellectual development for spiritual and social growth. Under- classmen concentrated on Christ, the perfect Model of all life. Upperclassmen. standing on the threshold of adulthood, forti- fied themselves with true norms of right living. Thus equipped, they were prepared to realize the primary role of a Christian man or woman as ordained in the eternal plan of God. LAYING DOWN THE LAW. slllllltillltrfi' re-ligiiwn class:-4 Kiitllfwl ll.-Xlzirli. KI. llzlcqui If ilu rn 11 IJ11 N11 4 lvl it laws wliivli rlirvcl mam 111 his final f'11+Im-llu. 1111111151 t'hu1l1-4, 'llhllff 1 1 1111111 1 I 11111r1f.' lJl'll'T 'lilllilil lnxllll 111v114 fw1111'rf Surah l'if'Q'fll'Fll'lx. flucly' Gallo. I llllfll If ll 'Xl irx llf n m f 11 IJII I1! 111' Ilflflflfllflf l'lfJlllL't'N lilfnnma-l. -lov liorlm-1111. furry lla-ilvn iarnon. -lim lim-lijzirnin, S1'1'l1IIIf 1'f111f

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.,CEnals a time an SISTER ACNFS ROSE Algebra I Rellglon I Social Llvmg SISTFR M ALBERTONA Head of Language Department Latin I II III IV Senlor Homeroom 121 REVEREND JOHN L ALBINGER Rellglon III IV Coach L1ncoln De hate Cluh SISTER M ANACLETE Head of Engllsh De partment Dramatlcs Department English IV Senlor Homeroom 107 SISTER M ANNELLA Amerlcan Hlstorx Modern Hlstory Rellglon I So Cl3lLlV1Hg Adviser Angelettes Freshman Sopho more Homeroom 223 SISTER M ANNUNCI ATA Head of Science Department Blologv SISTER M AQUINAS Head of Art Department A I II III V SISTER M CESLAS Head of Home Fconomlcs Department Clothlng., I II Home-maklng Costume Deslgner Sacrlstan SISTER M CONSOLATA Engllsh I III Ad vlser Cathollc Truth Umt Club R 15 Freshman Junlor Homeroom 203 SISTER M CONSTANCE Latln II SISTFR M CYRIL Bookkeepmg Tvpmg Personal Bus: ness Junior Homeroom 213 SISTER M DANIELLA Head of Social Sclence Department Amerlcan Hlstorv Soclologv Advlser Better Cov ernment Council Senlor Homeroom 109 SISTER M DOMINICA Engllsh I Relrglon I Freshman Homeroom 211 SISTER M EVAN GELIST Amerlcan Hlstory Engllsh III Adviser The Shield Press Club Queen s Teens Unlt Sopho more Homeroom 305 MR DELBERT F GOEBEL Amerlcan History Commerclal Law Ceneral Mathematxcs Physlcal Education Coach Freshman Basketball Freshman Football ,fu 4-4 Q 52615011 07 Qllefly SCAQCIUIQ. ,CT e gfvacu fy PRINCIPAL Father Wntltowlak gurdes and dlrects admomshes and consoles all of us fax 7?Jf! A . I 1 - - 1 ' ' 1 n . A - n 4 . T-' 1 1 1 y l ' A ' . . . . '- fl 1 ' ' : - I . Z v K ' rt , , , I . . . ' t . -- . , A 3 7 , g . . 1 v 4. - ' . 5 '. . T . ' I - L' he . f L T - . . . L LY 4 . ' . .T . . I K . ,' ' A A . E , , I ' K L - 1 . 1 f l - I Socxal IJlVll'lgQ Advlser, Mary's Chrlstophers Unltg I f . . . L . V ' ' - 1 I I -' 4 , I 11 ' I . T M - . . 3 A I I 11 I 3 9 , , . l 'W 1 Q A V- K , , L V I 0 2 c f il' ' - 5 . ff A A f . X- 1 5 . l ' ' X ll ,,,4 K -f on! 'X V 4 0. E f L 24, 5 -lf, f I 4 Y -2 w ' ,- :iff-4 ,f ,Y -ff' I ,,...... ' , ' , 1 f' - -4 f , rf, , X C, K Vi

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,lzfevcrzy mooc s unc mor es inzpwve urzifing s 1 s LISH WISE ll iframs clarify grammatical constructions for sentence npr. XY2,lqf-,- ,,, iroxtmcnt in S mor linglish classes. Sflllllllllff flcft to l'I,'ZIlIfI.' lN1ary Sue Gulf- Cir-,-N, lynn min K irx xIIlIxlXll'll. Anita Vramer. Fred Ilolwr. Varol Petr-rst-n. Srulrrl f'h,-i,g,.,,,4.n I ,HHH q ir' rfnrzfmlilrj I t icii liudin. Daw- Albert. Robert Vklilling. Four years of English caught all students. Dictionaries and Tresslers became useful tools to clear the passageway through which thoughts and moods tried to pass. Astonished under- classmen stood gaping at seniors quoting. 'tOut, damned spot, Out, l say! Book jackets yielded the fifteenth point for the ever wise junior. Still in the daze of tivo. too. to from frosh grammar, the sophomores began floundering through a series of In-ta-fums of Kilmer's Trees From the literary torches of the great autho1's all classes borrowed light with which to light their own. 'PSI Kr v LISTENING IN l 5 I KIIN rot situations t ill for itte ntlr n or cll traction. l' ll iirt of lmotli, Hou nl ll lil Hill lltl li man. Kath 1 Donna Ilrolrl K irlt na X the nhre