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

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English, a Must for All The first battery of Tressler tests revealed the English ups and downs. Grim-faced and determined, students decided to penetrate the massive English barrier by hrst re- moving all mental blocks. Studying the literary masters of all ages generated a vague hope that a bit of their gracious style would rub oil on their readers. From continual contact with good form, unconsciously a writing style developed. To set the mood, senior classes built miniature Shakespearean theatersg juniors vied with Scot- SISTER AGNES CLAIRE, O,P. land Yard in observing minor details for clues. Vice President BOOKWORMS, POCKET SIZE. To enrich literary background, senior English students hold an inquisi- tion with miniature paperbacks. Seated Ileft to riglatl: Don Karasek, Marlene Mich, Ned Murphy, joan I-Ierdt, Judy Kesser. Standing.' Sharon Natale, Dennis Costello, Diane Lupi, Walter Fortier, Ingrid Aeckerle. l

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Nmci-iso RICHETTA PHILOSOPHY. Tangent to a Catholic Idenzihqblefleft to rigbtls Joan Auterman Margaiefmmi tanclpomt is Everything I do should be done for the cek,W1l1iam EXfCl'0ViCh. Barbara Bohn reater honor and glory of God. Star1ding.' Father Richetta. Commitment to God and Truth Without God and spiritual values the life of man is lacking a strong foundation - is incomplete. An intensive four-year religion and guidance program provided each student with a convincing reason for becoming a saint and a scholar. Daily class discussions and occasional reports pointed out man's place in relation to God and his fellowmen. An analysis of the real diginity of a human being strengthened motives for attaining personal integrity through self-knowledge and self- mastery. The teaching of Christ, who held that morality must determine the personal, family, economic, political, and inter- national life of all men, furnished guideposts for right living and correct thinking. Adherence to these truths guaranteed the Catholic student the peace of mind and inner strength necessary to steer the ship of life while it rocked and rolled on its course.

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ISTER M. CANDIDA-English I, II, Freshman omeroom 221 . . . SISTER M. CECILE-General cience SISTER M. CESLAS-Head of Home conomics Department, Clothing I, II, Adviser, FHA. IISTER M. CONSOLATA-English I, III, Adviser, .lub R-15, Sodality Unit, Senior Homeroom 107 . . . ISTER M. CONSTANCE-Latin III . . . SISTER . CORONATA-English II, Religion Ig Speech, ssistant Coach, Forensics, Freshman, junior Home- oom 213. -SISTER M. CYRIL-Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Trans- cription, Typing . . . SISTER M. DANIELLA- ead of Social Studies Department, American History, ociology, Adviser, Better Government Council, Senior ' omeroom 109 . . . SISTER M. DOMINICA-Social uidance, Co-ordinator, Freshman Guidance, Freshman omeroom 211. SISTER M. EVANGELIST-English III, IV, Adviser, The Shield, Press Club, Sophomore Homeroom 305 . . . TATHER RICHARD FECHHELM-Religion II . . . SISTER M. FELECIA-Applied Music, Sophomore Ehorus, All-Girl Chorus, Choristers, Orchestrette, Zenior Homeroom 103. 1,- SISTER AGNES ROSE-Algebra I, Geometry . . . SISTER M. ALBAN -Biology, General Science, Fresh- man Homeroom 223 . . . SISTER M. ALBERTONA- Latin I. REVEREND JOHN L. ALBINGER-Religion III, IV, Coach, Lincoln Debate Club, Co-ordinator, Senior Guid- ance . . . SISTER M. ANACLETE-Head of English Department, Dramatics Department, English III, IV, Adviser, Players, Moderator, NCTC, SCHS Senior Rep- resentative of Racine Children's Theatre, Senior Home- room 119 . . . SISTER M. ANNELLA-Ancient- Medieval History, American History, Modern History, Adviser, Angelettes, Sophomore Homeroom 219. SISTER M. AQUINAS - Head of Art Department, Art I, II, III, IV . . . SISTER M. BENEDICTA-Secretary Treasurer, Typing . . . REVEREND DAVID BRAUN -Religion III. 15