St Columbkille High School - Bwan Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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I Am the Way, the Truth the Llfe For a Cathohc student everythrng 1n the currrculum fits 1nto a unlfled attr tude that of a better understandmg and appreclatlon of God and the thrngs of God Seerng Gods beauty goodness and truth rn all the fields of h1s study the student read1ly affirms that Chrrst rs the way the truth and the l1fe Rellglon of course IS the heart of the Cathol1c 6dLlC8tlOl13.l system Through relrgrous rnstructron fundamental truths are Hrmly cemented so that the mtel lect and the w1ll are shaped 111 the mould of Chrlst A study of the physlcal sclences demonstrates Gods attrrbutes as omnrpo tent creator and provrder The soclal SCIGIICPS teach Chrxstlan prlnclples of llvmg harmonlously to gether as Cod lntended A knowlege and apPllC8.tlO1l of mathematlcs axds rn honest and lust bus1 ness relatlons Use of Cod gxven talents IS cultlvated by such skllls as typlng and short hand From h1story the Cathohc student reallzes the ups and downs of natlons and that God alone IS changeless Wlth Cod as the rotatrng force of hrs school hfe the student leaves school wlth a gl0Wll'1g farth and a correct sense of values Page twenty O I , . y . . . 5 . , , 7 . . , 1 1 1 CC I Y, 7 7 ' 7 7 ' Literature, language, and music enhance such truths. 3

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Learning wisdom's ways . . . Enjoying assorted Catholic books is a group of freshman English students. Left to right are justin Herzog, David Lange, Charles Schmitt, Patricia Ruden, Marjorie Schuster Cstandingj, M a r y Cahill, and I a m e s VVheeler. john Huss asks Vincent Schus- ter the meaning and derivation of the word aviaticuml' as Peggy Cannon, Mary Jane Le Conte, and Lois Connelly take note. In the shadow of our Lady's statue freshman algebra stu- dents intently watch Pat Mulli- gan's analysis of a problemg front: Mary Ann Kane, Barbara Rastatter, E l d o n Schromeng back, Daniel Cockel, and Kath- erine Berger. The marvels of the solar sys- tem as directed by the divine First Cause are being pointed out by Patricia Coyle, left, and Mary Alice Bulkley, right. Rita Manahl, Frederick Fuerst, and Roger Moes observe closely. Page nineteen

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