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

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t 1 ei E wifi 'if A Q National Honor Society and Honor Day Practicing Mary-likeness for four years makes the Y standards of the National Honor Society easier to attain- Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. Honors are also given to those who have endeavored to give their best efforts in the fields of sports, arts, and the sciences. . X 'XS K Q. 5 Q, f 4 1 5 Vi 4 W? A f 1' V .4 Ye are the light of the world. Students light candles and hope to shine to others by good example. Marian Stanczak, Therese Szydlo, and Anne Marie Marta. i Father Golembiewski awards Donald Krempa his basket! ball letter. Desirable qualities are personihed by Constance Townsend, Ann Marie Zimon Irene Babski, and Carol Klaihor. Mary Ellen Coughlin symbolizes the liglelt of the World.

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We pledge loyalty to our Alma Mater x E Breakfast is served to Celchrzitc the 0C- ciision of thu Ring Ccrcinony, Rr. Rev. Msgr. Ducla places the ring of loyalty to the school upon the linger of Louise lheiss. The juniors kneel in solcinn prayer at thc Ring Ceremony. An orchid ro Mary becomes 11 loving tradition at most St john Cantius functions.

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We prepare for further accomplishments Hoping to ever remain Children of Mary, the graduates leave the halls of St. John with a prayer on their lips and a wistful memory of many happy hours spent at the feet of their Queen. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Duda presents diplomas to Michael Coughlin and Carol Xwilk. Father Golembiewski aids in the distribution. Charlotte Ptak solemnly leads the procession into Church. Carol Wilk presents the guest speaker, the Rev. Stanley Borucki, with a gift and a Spiri- tual Bouquet from the graduates