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

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f' K' ,swf of M50 sy John Lekan 'UD 7' if ak Lucille Lepka SQ Qxklgllv 95 eng 6 Class ' l Qhall Cut PYQSCTG a Drinking at the fountain of knowl- edge, students attempt to absorb some of Mary's ideals. They know that through hard work alone they will achieve success. Accepting Mary as their source of sustenance they apply every effort to accomplish victories, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. By attacking all problems with zest and willingness, they pre- pare themselves for their future voca- tions or careers. Mom and Dad go back to school and meet our instructors. The ben- etits in student-work production and behavior are marvelous after a parent- teacher annual visit. Parents also re- call their educational past. -4 . Y 3' gc gr, Robert Weaver 3 1 Patricia Kennedy lp . 5353

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The boys look forward to W Classrooms take on a festive look as Christmas draws near - Bulletin boards are arranged, decorations ornament the walls, windows, and ceilings, trees are set up and finally gifts are exchanged. This is what seems to interest Florian Tumbry and John Kropinak, while Nancy Kowalski and Rosemary l-lanchin put last min- ute touches to the decorations. ln ioyful expectation, the student body ioins the Church in its liturgy to prepare for the coming of Christ Each candle Io The Advent Wreath is sym- bolic of the passage of certain years prior to Christs Birth Each week, as a candle is lit, the students are reminded of the penance of reparation to be performed, their own immor- tality, and finally of the roy of the coming Redeemer Joe Gaydos, Senior class president, lights the candle in the pres- ence of class officers and stu- dent council members ' Zdwzzfmcw .ff 55 was if , I ,, -. , A X - ..-Q X ...hx A--.Q . .. -4- -A uni 7 49 Bs - .4 1- ,- ' 1 1 Q XQ -Q .. 1 11 ! 2 Q 1 1 1 umm Q I' 123 3 tvslt L ii 1 Q. 1 nf-:Fl 5-'L ' setting up a stable and figures of the Nativity on the schocl triangle Richard Pcleyk: and Richard Stancwyck replace last years lost shepherd Ray Slu- sarczyk, Jim Franz, Joe Guydcs, and Kenneth Frantz spread straw on the roof of the stable while Joseph Stofey and George Benedict strew it on the ground Don Srmchck, Richard Geffert and Edward Mysliwiec drive pegs into the ground tc wire off close trespassers.

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Roy Ponkuch ond Gregory Rcivcis still use the old-foshioned method of electrolysis to produce Oxygen ond Hydrogen. l-loyen't they heord that Old Sol could do the fob for them? However, they do hove the scientific look, I Ill Truth through Missiles, satellites, sputniksl These are familiar words in the everyday vocabulary of the average American citizen. They have become more than words to the average science student at Contius. The science program is designed to open new avenues of thought and experiences. The general science class orientates the mind of the freshman toward solving prob- Iems according to the scientific method. It prepares him for the more specialized fields of science, chemistry, and biology. The chemistry class challenges him to explore the composition of matter. Biology fasci- nates him as he studies the structure of liv- ing things. Freshmen become fomilior with o chollenging survey in on introductory science course, orousing the urge for the more odvonced subjects in science. Good prospects For future sci- entists ore: Jomes Mysliwiec, John Lekon, senior, John Kuczek, ond Dove Gesiorski, oo J .39 Page 32