St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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We attain business proficiency Un fda commaccciali A wide variety of subjects is offered at St. john Cantius in training for business careers. An acquaintance with these fields creates a confidence and a feeling of security when applying for occupational positions. Marlene Sper takes dictation from ,Io- sephine Klimkiewicz. Taking a timed test in typing are: Stanley Goner, Martin Thiel, jean Thompson, Frances Condom, Donald Demetzky, and Kenneth Starre. i Barbara Ryba points out the debits in a Trial Eleanor Samosky presenrs records for typing, to Balance as Norma Schwab iles the records. Rita Kochera who shows efficiency is in otlice Maryann Szeredy double checks while Lucille receptionist. Stofey keeps the books, t s gr.-r'vaza mari 11 E k XlW5'l'l RUM L KW, 3 Q ' r n v-v a'

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We learn of God's wonders an fgs 5ci5rzfiyQc Lifes problems are unravelled in the sciences whether they are physical, biological, or mathe- matical. Ample provision is made for the pur- suit of scientific interests in the labs and math classes. In an attempt to bring about a chemical reaction, Roland Lane, Mary Ellen Coughlin, joseph Klimkiewicz, and Elaine Eaton strike a professional pose as they set up beakers, flasks and test tubes to produce the reaction. Models-hand-made and customamacle-play an impor- tant role in clarifying biological structure for Patricia Kmiecik, Constance Townsend, Kenneth Starre, Barbara johanni and Phyllis Kmiecik. Amazing but true , Barbara Kuntz, Elinore Horvath and john Ciolek echo as Mr. Klapperich points out some unknown facts on the model of the eye structure. Geometry has its practical values as judged by the enthusiasm with which Patricia Murray, Paul Oswald, and james Urban construct complicated figures. bl Ml-ll..l'l

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We accomplish feats of industr ja ffis fecfinicaf Most appealing to the boys because of their natural interest in technical work are the courses offered in the Industrial Arts division. Besides the subjects sug- gested by the pictures, the study of Auto Mechanics is also offered. wil The Enished products of the wuodshop are gratify- ing to William Kuehl, Raymond Hennessey, jo- seph Campolo, Herbert Riedel and Lawrence Sterba. The mysteries of electric- ity intrigue Frank Boros, john Span, Lawrence Zu- chowski, and Robert Smee as they diligently apply themselves to their respec- tive assignments. ri-uuve gms 1 K 5 . x.............,s . tum., lf- , Lf'- Roman Brejer attempts to master principles while Alex Ciecierski, Thomas and Rob- ert Piatak use their drafting instruments to construct geo- metric figures. Andrew Kochera, Edward Ryba, Donald Mills and Peter Less display ease and dex- terity in the manipulation of the machines in the Shop. 'ns ---r -tw