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

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Jai IUS FAFJAK AX Readnng takes on drarnatlc: aspects with Shakespeare s Julius Caesar Readers are A Iene Bycoskle Par Kunash Caroie Zydonls George Kazrmnr Mary Wxlczewskl Doris Shlna John Kroplnak and amused Terry Flors I L71 'I Qgmfq Manu Maier Du 'A English an practmcal form ls presented through Ietter wrmng Ellen Jereb demonstrates a correct headnng and salutataan for a business fetter to Mary Gyurko Patrlcza Pefko Carol Bolek Jan Srcka Joyce Guerlrckr John Wesse! and Dcnna Tolcher Page 55 i A. ff t Si ww N V -C, r' I x v 9 CE . ' yu l . V Y if ,J j V aj. ' 0' V. A K , 5 1 I Hi' , K ' 'I . ' 'V 5 ' , V . I Y I . ' ' ' .. V A X N f . , . , . i I F- . '. ' ' of.. we sl-2 :WG-ff 1 uf' Q . u K A , 0 J 1 O O ew?- nm ' 1 , Y ' . . n ff X

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Page 54 Broadens Horrzons Wrthout a thorough understandrng of lrterature especrally the lrterature of hrs own a man IS wrthout knowledge and lacks apprecratron for the subtle movements of emo tron whlch make men, MEN The goal of educatron as to satrsfy these Intellectual and emotional needs of tomor rows leaders ln the four year Englrsh program here at Cantrus, every opportunity rs glven for developing adult attitudes, besides creatrvrty rn wrlhng and correct grammatical usage fl ull--1 Joan Evans presldes over a Junnor rnformal dlscusslon of the three qualities necessary for an oral report Donna Slwak demonstrates the standards and receives some constructuve crltu clsrn from Carol Kozaruk KJ Books are the toprc of drscusslon as Susan Fohl points out the varuous types from the posted book jackets Patrncua Sotak comm nt on John Lekan s unterpretatuon of Ms story Other seated panelust re John Wulczewsku Nancy Bauer Lora Tumko Carol Humenuk Bev Szyrnczak Rvch Polevk and Ed Pesto 0 1 J O , . . . . I I 1 I V S 4 s . K Q .J S .A-. A , N ' If if J S A' 1 ,, 'A . I so - . 9 s ' . SC I ' Q , ' , , , .C , .

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affects your career When books have been put away and we no longer respond to bells, among the most lashng buts of knowledge are those gained ln math classes Through a knowledge of alge bra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trlgonometry many a lab IS gained and numerous careers are launched Vll Tllll1rl'l PPINTIX1 ll Lllvl 'il lllhilkl - A S --2 Making sure that they qualify for their future careers Bob Tuma William Burke Ber nord Blelowskl Eugene Schneuder Frank Schopreray Robert Vukoslc John Kuzma and Ted Obloy llsten as Raymond Slusarczyk explauns the flner points of advanced algebra and how It mlght affect any career lasted on the bulletin board 7' C ...l Llstenung a tentlvely as Germalne Hyber explains a geometry problem John Kropunak Frank Schopleray Bernadette Acela and Carole Krasnodemskl fund that It lsnt as hard as page 56 It seems dw . . . . I - . . . . . I dll' -ww start.. ' 5 e'lll5IcS g ' 1 , J ,L ' f x Ar , Q f K K - I . D , ,If Q X v 5 I ll Ifx L, A . . vt I f Y l 4. Y e N -.Nah 0 A V R 1 ' X . - 4 I I ' I - I 1 , r , A ,x I is N X ' xxd A 4 ., n I 1 I I Q I I I . . . . , A I , f