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

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Soaring Skyllnes Although the freshman class th1s year COl1SlStlflg of 52 members IS the smallest class at St Columblulles Hlgh school from all 1nd1cat1ons they have dlsplayed both a Splflt of COOPBTHUOII and leadershlp equal to any larger class They have entered eagerly 1nto all school and class projects as well as ap plymg themselves to outslde of school act1v1t1es Var1ous students for exam ple have engaged themselves 111 scoutmg athletxcs and photography In thexr first year of hlgh school the freshmen have demonstrated a ser1ous demeanor and determlnatlon to contmue and succeed 1n thelr hlgh school ca reer W1th the goal of thelr graduatlon three years hence ever before them The foundatlon of a sohd Cathohc educatlon havmg been planted dllflllg thelr tender years the seeds of urtuous and strong characters can be expected to mature S0aI'1llg skyl1nes beckon these youth to take courage and mount ever hlgher on the way of perfectlon whlch alone gxves lastmg satlsfactlon To fulfill thls goal the freshmen reahze persevermg dlllgent effort IS requlred llgefxh Ll It O I . , . . , . ' 9 , - . . - - . .. . . , - 5 I . 3 ' 9 ' l . . . , the are endeavorin trulv to row in wisdom and race before Cod and man. Y . 7 , . , . 'z , -4 1' - f'gl

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E nvisioning the goal .... Catholic magazines of interest to teenagers were featured in a Catholic Press month exhibit ar- ranged by the Library club. The display attracted much interest as can be seen from the accom- panying p i c t u r e of freshmen Richard Briineyer, Leroy Alt- haus. Robert Connelly. Nlae Al- len. Lillian Pancratz. and Kath- erine Berger. As an education week observ- ance freshman science pupils presented a class program en- titled Trial that Fire Causes. Appearing in it were. back. David Lange. Gerald O'XIeara. Robert Connelly. Roger Duffy. Patricia linden. Xlary -lane Le Conte. John Nlilks, Patricia Coyleg front. john Iluss. Vincent Schuster, Lavern Noll. Nlarv Nlulligan. I Ping-pong offered relaxation for many boys during noon hour. Donald Hoffmann. left. and Ben Greenwood, right. are shown in a match. while Kenneth john- son. blames Splinter. and Nlartin Bakey appear as spectators. hun nouns will never be forgotten by these winners of the Latin I poster contest. Xlary Lee XVheeler. back. left. won first prixeg Eloise Kaufmann. second. and Nlarjorie Nliller. third. for their representation of a scene employing Latin words en tl i n g in iuni. Marjorie is seated and lfloise is standing at right. l'ag.!e forty-nine