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

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7m Me Wwe As the end draws near, at has become the tradntron for each jumor class to fete the outgonng sensors Besides appealing to the sense of taste, the banquet serves as o tame for saylng a fond farewell The class prophecy and last will and testamentare usually amus mg, but sometlmes there IS some hidden truth It s unterestmg to note what actually happens to the Sensors Croanlng and narmontzlng the quartet lends a sentimental note to the farewell dlnner It consusts of Nancy Bauer Carol Hurnentk Georguann Srgler and Beverly Staclwowskt Donnels seems to know all the answers as she prapnesues the Class of 57 s fu ture The Blessed Mother ns an honored attendant at the banquet -- '.:: Peaceful ond contented Juniors Sensors and guests are all served and well taken care of Page 99 l l l 1 Q a 11 1 ' 'g l n I n - Q' . . . 4 I 5' ri S X :- 'f Where will you be in l967? Connie 9 A ' A ' . - 1 A ' ' A y L 4 4 t . 2-2 N' I x x ., Y fl x L

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14 7cweweZZ Udmzez ,gl- Courtecusly, Mike Young lends a helping hand to Loretta Zirnen at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Juniors bid adieu to the Seniors at a formal dinner. More than appre- ciation is shown herep it is a friendly gesture given in true affection. Exercising their jaws, the Junior girls especially, forget to count calories, 4 , X. S elif Q Dmehr' -IQ iVIC'Sl ni. fill' 4 x.Z Unusuaily serene and dignified, Con- nie Daniels and Marv Alyce Maregh try to merit their place at honor with faculty and priests at the head table. Xa .- ,41f Enioying the bill ot fare!! are the honored Quests at the speaker 5 table

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O Jerry Stanek has learned to climb as he measured the values in lite. Now, with due respect, Seniors have recognized him for a distinction many of them would cherish He rules as King ot the Prom, anticipating the scenes below. Q St. Mary's altar, Betty Mae and Tom pledge their allegiance to our Heav- enly Queen. Glidirg to a dreamy tune, the queen and her court, take the flOOf OS O ,fx 4 if' F' 5 5, . au. A Queen in her own right, Loretta Zimon won the hearts of most of the Seniors, as they chose her for this honor. 3 Wag Dear to every teenager's heart, is the senior prom. Many will not meet their classmates together, socially a g o i n. Behind the formals and dinner jackets, beat the well meant the best to you. As the clock strikes twelve and the floor begins to clear, each one feels that these were truly Mo- ments to Remember. As Judy Townsend crowns prom-queen, Betty Mae Gallo, Douglas Weintraut waits to Crown prom-king, Thomas Jakublsin. dance in their honor is played.