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

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OUR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS I li .3ifl'ZOLLfl:lZ9 of lhia Shim Serving God joyfully, we have begun to sprout the stem of joy through our classroom activities. Through the use of our intellectual capacities We can appreciate the true purpose of our acquired faculties and perpetuate an axis which fuses Christ-like ideals into our natures . . . an idealistic stem extended in the knowledge of its Creator . . . an idealistic stem pointing out only one terminal use of these standards . . . an ideal- istic stem applying its knowledge to everyday pur- poseful living . . . an idealistic stem employing all information toward one design . . . one pattern . . . one common aim . . . for God . . . by God . . . to God . . . to be forever with God.

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