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

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HONOR RATINGS The Student Council is the legislative body of students whose purpose is to develop a growing appreciation of membership in a Christian democratic society, to provide opportunities for developing qualities for good leader- ship, and to promote and maintain high standards of moral conduct. The National Honor Society stands for excellence of achievement in many lines of endeavor: Scholarship, Serv- ice, Leadership, and Character. .', , 01.11 LX C Q fl X El y nj I i E s 3 ?3 .l gr Student Council officers, Michael Nladey. presi- dentg Rose Marie Boher. vice presidentg Lucille Stofey, seeretaryg and Edward Ryba, treasurer. discuss plans for a future Council meeting. .lames Ramler. senior class president of l953. extends welcome to new members of the National Honor Society. illlls-4 .x ful! 'lt Members of the Stu- dent Council, Ronald Riedel and Paul Os- wald examine the first student handbook pub- lished by the Council. Delivering ideals of the National Honor Society lie- fore induction of new menilu-rs is Nancy Cher- veny.

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A 31 Fiji N55 ' it it-L The Cantian is a four page news- paper published hy a staff which is organized to promote effective journalism at St. John Cantius High. It has for its purpose the promotion of school news and high ideals among the student body. 1 ua' o9'li J! ch' fy ,Vw TH E STAFF: Ca logeras, Patricia Simunek, Shalaty, Killian, Riedel, ft, V ff ,Jin W ,MEAT , 3 3' if 5 ff fa v, 1 3:54, 5 xijgg 3 ' I ' 2 1? ,fry . 1 'I iw E 5 , in ff e sz fi ,f'f?f'f if e f fifty it fr : e - r ' he 5455, e, 3? iQqfeff55e2f?5fg Q 4 fri 3 2 , wgg-,ff 'T' i ritz: ' ' r'ifi,.,Nls gig, ' 4 exft' 4 -:'111liFf 1 ,,rfg3?,agxii.1f2Q,f ' ggfxseef i e1f,!i3llEE E ik W lo S :onli P- ,Iune Killian, editor of the Cantian , c K n 8:00 p.m. curfew, but Eleanore Sigler, i page editor, and Beatrice Kokinda, sports editor, are set for another two hours of intense work. James Urban, headline editor, is conferring with page editors regarding variety and punch in the headlines. ,g?5,5gfi3i5R,i - U '3 'f- ' - :Sana

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Part of general assembly as it The Right Person for Righ Job-SUCCESS. ance instructor. CAREER DAY Career Day is an outgrowth of the vocational guidance program which has for its purpose the advising or assist- ing students to choose an ap- propriate occupational goal. Rita Sotak conferring with Sister Mary Emmanuel. guid- the Giving the introduc- tory address to the general assembly is Rev. R. T. lla-ters. SJ., of John Carroll University. ..-I listens to main speaker on Miss D. Flaherty RN. of Career Day- Marymount Hospital pro- Miss M. McDonough' Super, pounds the merits of practical visor of Catholic Charities speaks of Social Workg Miss M. E. Sullivan of the Dairy Council explains Dieteticsg Patricia Simunek, presides. nursing. Mr. D. Brumback of the Cleveland Plain Dealer dis- cusses photography while Mr. T. Yocum of St. John Hos- pital awaits his turn to speak on X-Ray Technology. Elea- nor Sigler presides. lege, speaking on Professional High school teaching is discussed by Miss E. Nursing, Students listen attentively to Miss Ryan of St. John Col- RDURUBUS Durica of Notre Dame College: elementary school teaching by Miss T. Hanlon. of St. John College. Rev. L. G. Monville. SJ.. of John Carroll Uni- Business Pf05Ci0HC! 1 r ff H r J versity clarifies the qualifications of an engineer. vin of the Ohio Bell Tflephone Company