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

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'30 'PX ,V A--gl Susan Fohl P I ' l sif K. 5 Michael Lostukc Noi xii WJ il aa V03 bv we 6085 In search of truth we have come here. The gates of the spiritual life open into a garden laden with the fruit of grace, waiting to be gathered. Mary beckons, and students hasten with Her to Her Son. What an incom- plete life this would be, and how pur- poseless, without this entrance into a life of real values! Frequent Sacrifice ond O True Bon- quet-students are nurtured with the Living Bread ond con soy with St. Paul, l live now, not I, but Christ liveth in me. -f, . ty ,- Y i ,-5 'T 'K 'v 'C7 , Florence Szofronskl Roy Slusorczyk If M avg W vulwnw if U uf X P ly 4 Ji 1' 9 4

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i i l l 1 fr ,' A Q' 4 5 ROBERTA WHITE Ready hands and friendly A heart, always ready to do if' We her part. fl CSMC l,2, Honor Student 2,35 Can- tian Staff l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Page 22 Student Council, Cantian Reviewg' V ' Choir l,2, 2 It ls Better to MICHAEL YOUNG Diligent and courteous is he. Dramatics 4. LORETTA TIMKO Fun in her eyes, friend- ship at her disposal. CSMC l,2,4, Bowling 2, Cantian Staff 4, Gyrn Leaders 2,3,4 Treas., Vocation Club 3,4 Treas., Band l,2. Light a Candle Than to Stumble in the Dark JOAN YACYSHYN 'W' 'K f Au Joan is always smiling to the camera of lite. CSMC l,2,3, Honor Student lg Dra- matics 4, Gym Leaders 3,4. BARBARA ZIMA She has more pep than pepper. CSMC l,2,3, Honor Student lg Dra- matics 4, Gym Leaders 3,4. LORETTA Z l MON l'Better to be small and shine than to be large is and cast a shadow. CSMC l,2, Honor Student l,2,3,4 Student Council 4, Gym Leaders l,2 3, Sec. 4. KENNETH ZYCHOWSKI Happy at the present, confident in the future. Football lg Model Airplane Club l,2. .1- of

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Religion . . . a subiect with lasting values Anticipation fills a Senior Religion class as Susan Fahl prepares to broach a subiec' for an informal class discussion. Students participating are: Bobby White, Mary Alyce Maresh, Gerry Clark, Leo Andrus, and Dolores Nagy. Heads bowed in con- templation, Sophomores absorb spiritual refresh- ment so necessary in their busy life, as Kathleen McCrone reads an orig- inal meditation for the day. Freshmen seek further information for valuable prattical living through supplementary Catholic literature. Edward Kus- tra discusses the interpre- tation af his findings with an attentive au- dience. Page 24 True values are given their proper importance in a study which enlight- ens, pacifies, instructs, and provides a way of life. Religion appeals to the intellect, emotions, and will. Its study gives o deeper realization of the mysteries of faith, a prac- tical application of prin- ciples in daily life, and a final preparation for pur- poseful living.